... .- a rm. ?? - ?? L-I-E - I ¶ I' !J T ?? ff 'S c~~bu ht ttebttn1~ee o oH64foreP ?? if. - - Mgr:-;Qhigi~.the- Papal- Nuncio; h had i-tJ :xpressed his ipzt 'ihb h 1'tyt . Oint'h was-,~ 'dy sensible'of' the duties -UImposeyu pol 'hiin b'jkihe diplomatic character of his5 mission, and a lhhct leve hiyt'.'iexitio4L~ f','tailinginL r)Spe'ItJ theil~ ~~ of ~ Th~ Empel~or pegraus Y~ ,reaived _the ...

... CORRESPONDENDCE. YORK CHURCH BUILDING AND ENDOW. MENT AID SOCIETY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Sig,-As the clerical secretary of the Hull district of the above society, may I bring, shortly, before your readers the claims of the society upon, this dis- trict ? Its yearly income from this district is only £123 13s, though Hull has been helped largely; and I need scarcely Say that the ...

... ,* I . . - . The Spanish Senate has adopted the bill for the aban- donment of San Domingo. The Emperor Napoleon intends shortly, it is said, to raise the pay of all the officers of the French army and navy, from the rank of captain downwards. Two pyramids, which are to be erected in commemora- tion of the Emperor's visit to Algeria, are already in ] course of construction. Serious disturbances ...

... .- i - N_ I IM-TE do= I l'i SI plr ; , ~ s TIEIRS., I On Friday Last axery vioient ses prevailed on the Northumberland coast, though there vas but little a wind, and it was evident that a gale was raging at sea. About ten o'clock am. several large steam- t ships from the continent commenced to rui for the I Tyne. The Earl Percy, belonging to the Tyne Steam Shipping Company, which had ?? C ...

... LAST session an act entitled the Public House Closing Act was passed. This act may be put in furce in any corporate borough by a simple resolution of the Town Council in favour of its adoption. And this will be its effect: that no licensed victualler or refreshment-house keeper within the borough shall sell or 'expose for sale, or open or keep open any house, room, garden, or other place ...

... 1. 0.-F.OREJGN MISCLLANY. a The City of Hoott Kong is now lighted up with gaO. lb Anew English Churrob:has just been opened in Corfu., t The Naroiasns has been seleoted to proceed to the a Brazils to receive tbe flag of Admiral Elliot. The winter has been one of the most severe on record In Portugal. 3i Aorpidiug to the latest advices from the Cape all dan. ger of a KaffEr war has' passed ...

... I| ULL -BOARD OF, GUARDIANS.) :STORMY PROCEEDINGS. On Wednesday a special meeting of the guardians :was held at the workhouse Anlaby road, when Governor Fountain presided. Messrs Hart, Tapp, and Kidd were ulnanimously re-appointed rate collectors. -Mr Ellis then moved a resolution of which notice had been given, to the effect that any guardian intending to become a candidate for an offieo of ...

... ?? -- tdtftl.? I i P ?? .. , Let usi! eudeavqurx Xto- ftrnii Isaac d 4ee 4 labyrinth,-at Ql9howr Junoi n ii5 hOW the ,vast, railway, trafflo qis there coidu cte4k4. Pion his,eyrie in the ?? ' m as ontha north side,,, that is.'the side IIearst the'tfhames- the Kensingt6n line. 'It .starts frm Cl passes along the so'uth-W0sternm, and by a ahtr) Quive finds its way acros 'the'bridge to Kensington ...

... TRENTSIDE.-There are two or three cases of cat. I tle plague at West Butterwick, but no death has l yet occurred, and it is hoped the disease is assuming its mildest form, Mr. Coggon's beast having re- r covered. Th complaint still continues at East I Butterwick and Amncotts, and there have been seve- ; ral deaths at each place during the past week. The total losses at the former place exceed ...

... THURSDAY'S TELEGRA MS. I 4E MURDER AT THE DEVONPORT BARRACKS.. le PLYMOUTiS, Dec. 27th.-A murder has been d. committed at the Raglan Barracks, Devonport. d The facts of the case are as follows :-Thomas ?? and John Thomas Johnstone, privates in le the detachment of the 65th Regiment, that arrived '8t at Plymouth on Friday last, in the transport Rob of Roy, from New Zealand, were confned in the ...

... I BE1ERLEY. on1 Mmoa da last, Mr Nathaniel Easton, of Hull, offered fdipublio comipetitionu at the Beverly Arms Hotel, the messuage or dwelling-house, with shop and garden, &c.late in the occupation' of I,:# John Webt'eilrcer, deceased. After some very spirited bidding it was purchased by Mr H. Taylor, upholsterers for' £562, being in excess of the reserve. CnicIT.-We are glad to find that ...

... BEVERLEY. COUNTY COURT.-A, sitting of this court was held on Monday, before W. Raines, Esq., judge. Thle numberof cases was unusually large, there being 142 new plaints, besides adjourned cases and judgment summonses. The only case of general interest was that of Dean v. Patterson, adjourned from the last court. Plaintiff is a merchant resid- il in Hull, and the defendant is an engineer and ...