... OR T OF E OF SCIA SCENCE. I ir nial meeting of the National Associa- 1 r el tm iromltion of Social Science commenced in jer lon Molnday. The pre~idenmt this year is the th alof SRAFTESDURY. His lordship j r sely in tbo d~ay; and aumong others who were aj Dt tie inaugral proceedings were Lord Te-: m, th~e Bishop of Ripon, the ,Right lion C. B. is , ?? ?? Right Hon W. Cowper, M.P.; fi ?? lion ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THU ( ENERAL POST-OFFICE IFOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRID.AY, OOTOBER 28. No one can say that the sentence passed yesterday upon JESsE ARBON, the fraudulent rate collector of our Local Board of Health, erred on the side of severity. It is true that, strictly speaking, AnBoN had simply pleaded guilty to having embezzled two small sums of money; but it is ?? ...

... COMMITTAL OF A GENTLEMAN FOP. THROTTLING A CX-B.NIAN. On Friday, at the Salford Town-hall, a gentleman, nawed Edward Charles Windsor, was charged with having violently assaulted Francis Jones, a cabsuan in the emnploy of Mrr J. Greenwood, coach proprietor. The complainant stated, that on Thursday night ,Sept. 4, he was driving Mr Withingtlon and lis wife to Pendleton, when they met the ...

... I qT7 XmnLNT.z . .I- - SUMMfONS AFTER JUDGMENT. YO1tR COUNTY COURT, OCT. 18. Before WILLIAM SHAW, Esquire, Deputy-Judge. The plaintiff, Mllr Mason, is an attorney residing in the City ofterward and the defendant, Roae Blenkin, is housekeeper to Mr Cenrtingtepn of Hull, spirit merchant, and who is also pro- prletor of the Marine Hotel, Horosea, near Hull. It appears that in August, 1818, ...

... I ARCHERY.-Tire Kingston Archers held their annual field-day on Saturday last, on which occasion the Con- stable silver arrow, Rc, were shot for. The day was favourable, and the attendance of members good. The silver arrow was -wen by Mr R. Harrison, of George- street, who got the best gold, as also the captaincy of I the club, which is gained by the highest score; Mr Bethel Jacobs, having the ...

... DIi'1t1CT [NTELLIGENCE& I BEVERRLEY. g:C-. ISUFEOVENIENT SOCIETY.-The second meet. -. - iea hdld in the Temperance Hotel, . i-cailg. in last week. After the routine te bad been transacted, a discussion fol. ':ulject being Would it be judicious to levy ?? aI aclhelors above the age of thirty * i-ct recdied able discu-sion by several imembers, - : lt forl. powerful reasons both for and M' . ...

... for wull Vacutt &ND EAST RIDING TIXES. 4rEV:VD AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE : TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14. ;IIE BRIBERY COMITSSIOS. ;LoV(cESTER was bad enough, but how is ~:ble to speak in adequate terms of Wake- Shocking, no doubt, it was to find the :aing son of a Whig bishop drawing £500 £M'ol0 from his father-in-law for purposes coral corruption, but then we have Mr f-4 ...

... CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE \ I ~~JEWS,. On, Sunday last sermons, in behalf of the London St. Society for Promoting Christianity amngsrit the Jews, RoN were preached in several of the Hull churches. In the morning, at Christ Churob, ties Rev. T. R. Birke, MA., HI rector of Keisbal~l, delivered a discourse ; at Sculcoatest Church, the Rev. J. C. Reichsardit, late missionary to the Jews in ...

... | ' I LOWGATE WARD. 'A meeting of the burgesses of Lowgate ward was held in the County Courb on Monday evening, for the pur- pose of electing two fit and proper persons to represent the ward in the town council and local board for the ensuing three years. Messrs H. Atkinson and Evans were the retiring councillors, and offered themselves for re-election. Mr Thomas Wilde was called to preside, ...

... t On Saturday, at noon, the adjourned meeting of the finance committee was held at the Board of Health D office, Lowvgate. Mr T. W. Morley in the chair. There g were also present the Mayor and dfessrs Evre, H. Lam- . burt, Dobson, Nightingale, Evans, Will;ws, ?? g Before the proceedings coammenced the clerk (Mr Bell) : was about to make a commnunication to the comnmittee yin reference to the ...

... I T.HURSDAYS TEEGRMS. I (By Electric acnd Internationac l Tclegraph.) A cabinet council was held to-day. MR. STEPHENSOiN'S FUNF.RAL.-2,500 cards for admis- sion to the Abbey have been issued. It is found neces. sary to limit the number of carriages in the procession, and they will probably not exceed 50. Had all the applications been acceded to, the cortege would have reached to such a length ...

... I _ _ - I THE WHALE FisnERY.-The Diana and Truelove arrived on Sunday. They bring no news beyond what has been already published. The Pacific and Lord Gain- bier left the fishiun ground at the same time as the Diana. HULL TYPOGIRAPHICAL SOCIETY.-Oi Mfonday'even- iug the annual dinner of the Hull Typographical Society was held at the Corn Exchange Tavern, High- street. About 50 of the members ...