... D | The condition of the Mierchant-Seaman does not often appear as a public topic. Per- haps this may arise from that peculiarity of human nature which leads us to treat our greatest necessities with indifference. Perhaps the sailors frequent absence from sight is one of the reasons why his comforts and well-being are so generally out of mind. However this may be, it is certain that whilst the ...

... -INF1RMARY CEARITY BALL - - LAST week the annual Charity Ball in aid of the funds the Hull General Infirmary. was hold at the Public Rooms, Jarratt-street. About 160 persons were present, but in Ipoint of numbers presentt the ball was not equal to some of those which-'have preceded: it. In other respects it passed of most satisfactosily. Mr, Acey's quadrille band 'was in attendance, and layed ...

... NEEDLEWOMN'S INSTITUTIOON The annual meeting of the friends of this Institution was held yesterday, at the Savings Bank, Bold-street, the following ?? and gentlemen being preeent.- Messrs. P. M. Dove ...

... THE GOVERNMENT, ANTH 2E J . XIEALTH .COMITTE.m At the meeting of the health committee yester- day, the reply to be forwarded to the Home Secretary in answer to the report of Mr. Arnold in Taylor, the ...

... MERSEY DOCKS -BOARD. . The weekly mecting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board wasa held y'esterdsy, at the Dgck Office, Revenue- buildings. M~r. BI lirocklebank presided, and the other 'memhlerspres ...

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... ?? MUPY rgE.* . BUS SPOPI L.= SUPREA. SUM[ARY. I DOMESTIC. .The Mampis of Eneter, who had been TrcOBtated by, illness far several weeks, died en Wednesdaqy morning. He was a Conser-' vative, and' h&1d ...

... RITDAIIM.'-AH will be seen from the advertise- ment, the third of a series of lectures under the auspices of the Liverpool Auxiliary of the Church Association will be delivered this evenin ...

... FORE'IGN & COLONIAL MAILS. I JANUARY. The flgure and initialletter at the commencement of each paragraph denote the day of the month and of the week. DIIPATiURES. Shoingflg the 2fte the Letter-box is ...

... CO I-RESF6NDE-NOK .H F: 5'ElREJ l',lIBRAsiES., T6 !uRj MI)HO)IS OF -TELVUV~110 a ~fIUAT.~ )e t ; ?? tu.. season, -f the 1 :year,:when all classesof ublicsandother. offlicals are remombere' 'and aneir ...

... GREAT SNOWSTORM IN TIE.H I METROPOLIS. I he DgfO2fl., N OFT11P MAILS & ALMOSr no TOA ENSION OF TRAFFIC. M.. :, I to' With the glass M4 Bix degrees below freeAing, as legistered by Negrettl' vhd Zanibr ...

... I SECON DITioX. I!TELIGRA.1'n. builder satha Stherlnxhneo LondoniwgNlo re ai 40e s~ e thgertanmlyship p rtyof H York boo Ni u hst boon iens on the Chamber feute 137' Nom any we a Yona 8air* 2, te vpwx ...