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... , HULL GENERAL IN! RMARY. The annual meeting of governors was held yester- day in the board room of the Infirmary: the Mayor (H. J. Atkinson, Esq.) in the chair. The attend. ance was not very numerous. The report was unanimously adopted. In it the committee ex. pressed their gratification at being able to show that the funds placed at their disposal have enabled them to reduce the debt by ...
... . ~ AND EAS RIDING TIMES. Gasr-ERED AT TRE GJKNIRAL POsT-OiwFlCE FOR TRANSmISSX@s ABROAD. FRIDAY, JrTr 16. s r as :? THE leading town and country journals of this week concur in the opinion expremed by us last Friday, that Parliament will be dissolved in first week of July. The writs are pretty sure to be issued on the night of the dissolution, so that within a month from the present day we ...
... , , AMERICA. The' abinet of Washington-as we learn from the advites brought by the Africa-is dissatisfied vitli the terms of the' English withdrawial of belligerept rights frofn the Confederates. In a letter to Secretary Welled,' Mr Seward direvcts that, as Eng- land has not absolutely withdrawn the 24 hours' rule, American men-of-war shall not i 'pay the customary courtesy to ,vessels of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ?? -- 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 ...
... cot w~tol vaturt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OmmICp FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, JUNE 30. AiTnouGo Parliament will be prorogued next Thursday, and the election in this borough will most probably take place in the following week, no approach has yet been made to a formal union of the two committees which have been formed on either side. So far as at present ...
... .- a rm. ?? - ?? L-I-E - I ΒΆ 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 ...
... 'TOWN C(MJNCIL MEETING, YESTERDAY. I An adjourned quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday at the Towv-hall. 'The Mayor (H. J. ATKINSON, Esq.) presided, and there was a large attendance. 7ACOANCY IN THE CHIARTER-HOUSE. -Mrs Driffield was elected to a vacant room in the Charter-house. ADDRuSSES OF CONGRATULATION.-The TOWN- ?? read the ?enlies received to the addresses of ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCR FRANCE. The Afofnlte ur, in its bulletin of this day, says i lfords us great satisfaction to call to mind with ,-int courtesy the government, the people, and the ,,Ss of England have greeted the French feet in jugand. The entened cordiale which prevailed ?? the preceding reign has been rendered fruit- jdthrthouggh the policy of the empire. The friendly el~fo existing ...
... ,* 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 . - . . -- A meeting of the Waterworks Cnimanittee wats held at the ClrporAliinm .'Hoes otl Friday, under the pre..i lenev *ir Aider- otn blayfleld, when the wollowing letter from Mr Was1 Warden was read:- Hull. August iltb. 1865 ?? the Clisirman and Membere of the WAterwirks Com Uitiee.-Gcntlera.1: The periou having IIow. happily, arrived When tile town i I enitirelv ..nd abundantly ...