... PORT OF HULL SOCIOCETY AND SAILORS' ORPUANS' INSTITUTION. * i ., ; . _ . . , ; . The forty.firat. annual imeeting of this society wasen held an Tuesday'evening at the George-yard Wesleyan 'de chapel. ~ The chlair Was occupied by J.~ 'LIdd5bEN 1E r ei and there was a large atteadance i. to In, opening the proceedinge the OflA~f1RtAN, said tbrat, talthough it Vwas ' matter oa dutfy on his part ...

... THE, SERMON MANtFACTORY. A correspondent of the Xifes, signing himeelf, A manufacturer, and writing from Birminglzan, says:- 1 I was thunderstruck at the letter in the Times of to- day from a' London Incnumbent.' The horribletbought flashed across me-my ?? gone, my harmlesa trade destroyed; for, sir, I confess it, I am e memiber of this secret guild,-a sermon manufacturer; and if your ...

... Tka SouTHAxPTON ELECTION.-At the nomination to-day Colonel Tryon proposed, and Mr John Truffles Tacker seconded, Captain Mangles as representative of the borough of Southampton. The Lord --ayor was proposed by Joseph Lobb amidst tremendons uproar. The Sheriff declared the show of hands to be in faronr of the Lord Mayor, who was escorted by an immense crowd to his hotel. The weekly court at the ...

... THE. TOWN.CLE1K AND THE R17,;OO LOA| TO THE EDITOR. OF THE HULL 'PACKET. Sca,-When. seeking explanations in the Council as to What ,may be termed The Economic Loan Job, the chairman of the property committee gave me my first lesson in town-eouncil ietiquette, viz., that when I desired explanations. affecting any member of thle corporation I should give notice to the mnember that such ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE BEV.ERLEY. ti A~ Ex~sr~aEWoarmY o . I ?? officers 'a ~and men of the borough police force have each' subscribe It one day's pay towards the relief 'If the distressed g1 operatives in Loaucsbire. and it, les been handed over R~ to the Mayor to be forwarded to. the general relief comii J asmittee. -ciEy-Te nua etn *BEVERLEY GUARDIAN ?? of this was held ?? the Cuild-bal~l on ...

... a0- THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND THE The committee of. New York citizens seeking to enlist the co-operation of the whole of America in the national effort so auspiciously commenced for relieving the sufferings of the English oporatives, have made a stirring appeal, from which the folowing is an extract:- We are called upon, in the name of humanity, to relieve men, women, and children, who are ...

... AN interesting paragraph relative to l4. CHEVALIER'S remarks upon this subject, in the report on the French department in the late Exhi- bition, appeared in our columns a day or two since; v but tbe important coasiderations to which attention was thus called by that eminent French statist and p political economist, deserve a more prominent notice a and more extended illustration. Time was when ...

... THE FRENCII IN AMEXICO. PITY without relief has got a proverbially lald name, but bad as it is, it is all that we can afford to 1estow upon the French in the pretty plight thcy have got themselves into in Mexico. If people will gratuitously put their ?? into a wasps' nest, they must not expect very active sympathy when they withdraw their nasal organ in a vcry inflammatory condition. We are ...

... LAVNCASHIRE DISTRE-SS. | >THE CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. (From our vorreapondet.J A meeting of the Executive Committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the Manchester Town Hall, Sir J. K. SrHUrTLEWORTH in the chair. There were also present Lord Egerton of Tattoo, Colonel Patten, M.P., Major Egerton Leigh, Mr. J. Platt, Mr. R. Gladstone, Ar. W. Mason, Mr. M. Ross, LordE. Howard. Mr. J. Worrall, Mr. S ...

... LEEDS, DECEMBER 10, 1862. HUnDDm1SFIELD CHURCH INSTITUTE.-On Monday night, the annual meeting of the members of the 1Rudders- field Church Institute was held in the roading-room of the institution. Mr. George Armitage, JtP., presided. The statement of accounts showed an income of £254 9s. 10d, and an expenditure equal to that sum within £4. It was stated that solm items of expense had not yet ...

... FOREIGN INTELLILEN CE. FRANCE. is The Emperor Napoleon is to open the new Boulevard cs Prince EUe&ne on Sunday next, and the occasion is Si looked forward to with much expectation, and not a to little anxiety. A splendid Mte is expected, for the i ceremonial will no doubt be surrounded with all the or military pomp of the Second Empire. But the stories c which have got; afloat about plots ...

... ITALY still continues ill suspense u1)on teie great question of her future Minister. R ,TAZZ[ resigned, no statesman of known ability or influence tostcpinto his place-such seemsto be the sad position of afiairs in the newly-formed kin.gdom of VICTOR EIMMANUEL. RICASOLI, the only man of Earopeau notc, is not even so much as talked of. For the rest, the old Piedmolntese statesilmen 5Con1 IionIe ...