... F EADFL COLLIERY ACCIDENT. I T ?? HARTLEY, Friday noon. - The village presents a truly melancholy spectacle. -,eery h16ie appears a house of mouning. The Bishop t of DUrbam, his Chaplain, and several clergymen, with numerous dissenting ministers, have been here during the past three days, affording such comfort and conso- C :ationa each ipecial case required. The immediate I aeceselitis of the ...

... I THE SPRINGHEAD WATER 1. - SUPPLY. LTURNING OF THE FIRST SOD BY THE MAYOR. The work of digging the trenches, &o., for conveying the Springhead water to Stoneferry, was successfully iniaugurated 'on Monday last, wben tbe Worshipful the Mayor turned the first sod at Stoneferry, in the presence of the waterworks committee, several mlembers of the corporation, and a censiderable number of the ...

... Benefices aned Appointiments Vaecant. t PRZBUND. 9: Sneatinur in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, London: i Val. £11: Pat, the Bishop of Londun: Rev T. H. Hlorme, dec. p erBORIiiS. b Barrow, co. and dio. Chester: Val. £263, with residence :pat. st Liord H. 0Cli1olICnondaY ; Rev J. Clark, dee. ll~ -Itchingfield, Suseex : die. Chichester:- vii. £280, with rest. b~ doncee: pat. Miss Lquisa Scott ...

... The aimual meeting of this Institution was held yesterday (Tuesday)afternoon, at the De Grey Rooms, York, the AMEeBisimor being in the chair. The ArCInBiSHOr mad6 soein remarks on the benefits conferred upon society at large by the establishment of reformatories, and referred to the charge of -theRecorder of Winchester, from which it appeared thgt whilst in 1859 the' anmber of young persons ...

... ! I The Chancellor of the Diocese of York has wathr,rised the Rev. H. G. Kinnear, ?? curate of Hloly Trinity Church, to grant mnarriage licenses. SANITARY COMIlTTEE.-A meeting of this comfltittee was held on Wednesday, at the Town-hall, Mir Aid M1ayflold in the ?? mortality returns for the fortnight ending 26th inst. weare read, as follow: Measles. 2; scarlatifla, 2 ; booping cough. 5; ...

... I To THE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACKET. ?? your l eave I will notice, as shortly as I can, a ofew the remarks called forth by my letter of January 17th. mest be excused from ?? the remarks Personal to wef.made by the writers, of the three letters. ,ill1 take the letters In order; end first comes B. B. He ;tin cannot ?? correctly. He says thathe called , ii3y statecenlts in question that ...

... I THE MASTER MINERS OF ADWALTON, &e ?? 'AND THEIR WORKMEN. I tflfl mazy ?? -I TO THE EDITORS OF THE LjEDS, MERCURY. GENTLEM2N,-The master miners of Adivalton, &C., stein to me to have selected a niost inopportune time for the effeeting of a. reduction in the waes of their mqn.. By reason of the terrible catastrophe' which. has just oc- curredin the northern coalfield,' and which is now ...

... aS.- RtTMOtUR continues to be very busy with the question of Mexico. The report in which the name of the ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN figures so promi. nently still keeps upon the surface, and it is amus- ing to observe the manner in which various con- tinental journals treat the proposal. The Paris papers show considerable respect for the scheme, and the Patrie does not hesitate to affirm its belief ...

... TEE FRENCH EMPEROR'S SPEECH.- : . ! ,. I_ A : ?? (horon t1'~tmes.)': Aineric a ii er Piaagrapp, and it conthinss one- thing more like a threat than hny other portion of this address. The Emperor does ntr hesitate to confess that the civil war has Seriously compromnised the commercial in- terests of France, and there is solnething almost regretful in the tone in whiohbhe says he must confine ...

... |HOW THE GUARDS WE TREATED .I ON THEIR WAY TO CANADA. The Plymouth Journal givea publicity to the following letter from a Sergeaot.Major 1st Battaliont Grenadier Guards, on board tbe Adriatio, to a friend in Devon- ?? De Halifax, Nova Scotia, rd. 'Jan., 1862. -otDear Old Friend,-Mftir enconotering the dangers of tbe deep for eleven days and nights, fi6od mos lf in Ealifax. People in the Old ...

... I nil- , .. I.. . . . - .. The seventeenth annual imeceting of the memubers of this institution was held on Tuesday evening, in the Wesleyan School-room, IKirkstall, kindly lent for the occa- sion byl ?? Hargreaves. Aftertea, Mr.W. H. COYEBRs occupied the chair, and there were also present Mr. Baines, M.P., Dr. Whitaker, Mr. Haresceugh, Mr. B. Blake, Mr. Jas. Hole. &c. Letters of apology were ...

... HULL RAGGED AND INDUSTRIAL I I SCHOOLS. ANNUAL MEETING. The Tbirteenth Annual Meeting of the Hull Ragged and Industrial' Scbols was held at the Public Rooms on Tuesday evening last. The Eon, and Rev. Augustus Dancombe, D.D;j Dean of York, in the chair. There were also present the Mayor (Z. aC. Pearson, Esq.), J. A. Sykes, Esq., of Raywell ; Henry J. Atkinson, Esq.; 3. A-. Wade,'Esq. (flornsea) ...