... HULL RAGGED AND INDUSTRIAL | SCHOOLS. 0 Notwithstanding the absence, through o illness, of Sir CHARLES ANDERSON, who had 0 undertaken to occupy the chair, and of ADMIRAL DUNcOMBE, who, since the death of o his 8on-in-law, Mr. J. A. SYKES, of Raywell, has filled the office of President of the Executive Committee, the anniversary meet- ing of the Hull Ragged and Industrial Schools on Tuesday ...

... [aM. DiU)ONT OF TOUURS AND,. EIS : .: . ,MIRAl;YtOUS.:OILS. ., TnE W0eekhlyiRtfter,7 in ,itseia 'ii umber, gives 'an interesting amount of a M. Dupont of -Tours, who 'in, his bachelor days was un diable d'hommie,. but whose married life edified all Touraine. Having in the course of years been bereaved of his wife and his only daughter, M. Dupont has since ,devoted himself entirely to prayer ...

... ST. MARY'S CllUltull. LAST Uight a congregational tea meeting, in con- nection with this church, was held at the Salt- house-lane school-room. The company chiefly con- sisted of ladies. There were present al(lermen and councillors. The gathering was for the purpose of augmenting the funds for paying the expetincs of the choir. About three hundred and fifty persons par- took of an excellent ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND AND AIR. BRIGHT. An important gathering of the agriculturists of Leicestershire took place on Saturday, to celebrate the establishment of a local chamber of agriculture for that county. The chair was taken by the Duke of Rutland, whose remarks, in the speech of the evening, upon the political conduct of Mr. Bright as affecting agriculture, will be read with interest. In ...

... THE OPENING OF PARLIAMEN | The anitnouncement of the Queen's inten- tion to re-open Parliament in person, with the same state as last year, will be the source of great satisfaction throughout her Majesty's clominions. The fact that the grief of our Sovereign is more poignant and endfoif g than that of most minds may sometimes have caused unwarrantable dissatisfaction, but the English public in ...

... - I HULL WRsLEYAN TEMPERANCE SOOIETY.--Th'e committee have received one guinea from James Clay, Esq., MPP., as an annual subscription to the ulluU WeVseyan Temperance Society and Band of Hope. LORD and Lady Londesborough have arrived in town from. Grimston Park, near Tadeaster, York- shire, and towards the end of the month go to ?? to join their youthful family. Tnu FROST.-Throughout Sunday, ...

... THE FATAL EIRE IN CARLISLE- STREET. The adjourned ihiquest otl the recent fire 1 in Carlis6k-street was held yesterday. As miglht have been expected, the proceedings 1 were of very little value in eliciting informa- t lion which miholt lead tQ a discovery of the t causes of the catastrophe ; the only good that r clal be derived from the enquiry is the estab.. lishnient of greater safe-guards ...

... TaE foreign news of the week is highly important, and has received the greatest interest and attention in Enugland. The free dom of Italy awakened so much sympathly and gained so much moral support in this Peountry that her prosperity as a united ni nion cannot fail to be regarded with great anxkiqy; and the changes Nihich are nov- .taking`ace in France and America are of the highl-q, ...

... AccoRDING .to the France, says a Paris corre- gpondent grave events have taken place at Madrid. The government has declared open war against the Congress, and struck the first blow. The Queen, it would app;ear, having determined to dissolve the Legislature, the President of the Senate, Senor Rios y Rosas, and the bureau ?? the vice presidents and secretaries-drew up an address to her Majesty ...

... _, _- . J- - 1NeT FOOREIGN J NTELLI.GENCE. .. FRANCE. PARIS, Jan. 14. The eelebrated painters, M. Ingies and M. Victw Cousin are dead. The Standard of this evening says that the Ottormn circular relating to Greece was prematurely an- nounced, since it has only just now been presented to the protecting powers. ITALY FLORENCE, Jan. 13. King Victor Ermanuel received the deputation charged to ...

... ?? ' M RAYISk =sAs ,. I ; ?? ' 70 M.~ TR VI' SAR 8 ; . -- I | Mfttlo. OF THE JUSTICES' CLERKS' COMMITTEE. IYESfthDAY a meeting of the Justices' Clerks' sB Ha, ee of the Corporation was held at the Town gi Alderiman Roberts in the chair. At-the com- ti mencement of the meeting, the chairman stated-the ti reason why he had called the meeting together. ti *The committee would probably remember ...

... I STORMY PROCEEDINGS. YESTERDAY a meeting of' the Town Council, adjourned from last week, was held at the Town Hall, the Mayor in the chair. THE PROPOSED VOTE OF CENSURE ON MR. HALL. At the commencement of the proceedings, the Town-clerk read a ltter from Ald Roberts, who had given notice of his intention to move the fol- lowing resolution:- That the Council having reviewed the report of the ...