... 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 iervesa e pprelatedr ffgttethar. times forgotten . nnw ?? wish :o eq the. attentlan of. ,yosur readers to thjvery,adeservg, hard-worked, clviif 1030 sanl -their pay in. none of the 'best - and .1 ...

... ?? 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 filled e' offices of Lord CkAmboxlain, and Lozd Steward of tlte House- hold. Ifis eldest son, Lord Burghley, M.P. for Northamptonrhmie North, succeeds to the ititle, so that his laie constitueney ...

... 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 ...

... SPIRIT O FTE PRESS, THE COLLECTION OF 0Pi: BRIGHTS ?? The hon. ?? pamphlet form the speeches which he has delivered during the recess. The Times takes ocrasion to remark' that to his opponents Mr. Bright is 'habitually if niot wilfully X nju single instance maybe cited out of the:many withuhich the pamphlet before us abounds. Referring to L ord S tanley's speech on the amendment to the 1?ran 0 ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—On Saturday, (bafore J. S. Eatchelor, Esq.) Jacob Seults, Henrich Gordeiht, and Robert Kerbs, who deserted from the Prussian barque Mary Jane, Captain Beudy, were ordered to be sent on board. THE DOCK.—During the week twenty-five vessels sai'od, } and twenty-seven small craft arrived. Trade generally has been very dull, owing in a great measure to the irost. ...

... PERFIDIOUS ENGLAND IN TURKEY THERE never was the least occasion to take any serious notice of that charge of territorial ambition in Turkey which the Russians thought fit to throw in our teeth the other day as being so notorious. Its author, being official, must necessarily have written with the most entire and profound disbelief in such an accusation, and only brought it forward for certain ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, TAI EN AT THE GRAUMAR SCHOOL, ABERD M-N, b 'or the Week endiny 13th Jan., 15b7. OM' ,., p r Pnt-r -ht,- M 1 flf.tid-. 102 )ul Height of Ciste~r'n ot BrmorabeManaf-ie102 Foet, - ARiOMIT.!, H IYGROMETRItII RAIN. N ent..nRed Ut Miae R3Iead at Niote tOO? . m ~ ~ ~ . 110bln tion U. . at~ tt~an 'Vet Ir1e'U ~l(13 a ir. o. thar. OtiB.1Bi, ib. eln 5crat a or -n l 0 ...

... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... JToG e' rod t ?? LOWMo''A ?? mesnwg, qif~ting o, a *uerof,gqaglem=; Othf. ,igsu, a. d tzders,, ;4e X sy Y :ta tq§,urtdoe o, £30 ,, 11vp,* ?? , '5pt W I .rce.,th Wujltrtgs at .preoent .exing saoxsgs the. ; I nre x~pe; egl Xabou tintlarlopd4igid zou ?? ?? Rev. A4m , \ enof~wo~cnrerpitptr~ick ?? Ma.I her, wil inJ;I er, Rev. P. 3aheie, lRev. J.Pheo lam, Edward, B~yres, Tho, ( orooran, James Bol. ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCUE. he i THE, WAR IN~ THE BRAZILS. er's eacl LISBON, JAN. 15. eats Accounts received here from railian ?? assert i that great discontent exists in the ?? HfLpz, d oe] that ;the allied ~armny, getyinspirited'b rsneo le~ ?? mflh Marshal Caxias, will resume the, offensive, has 40- - nig ITALY.-THE MINISTERIAL FINANCIAL essa STATEMENT. nte Int~s' itn fte FLORENCE, JjAN. 17r. offi ...

... Agents-Messrs. J. TUCKER & SoN. Printers. The La Platas, steam ship, which arrived on Thursday brings intelligence from Jamaica to the 24th of Decemnbsr. Yellow fever was prevalent in the Island, but not so bad as it had been. Amongst its victims were Commander Jenkins, of H.M. gunboat Nettle, and Dr. D'Arcy, sur- geon to the troops at Morant Bay. SOUTHAmnPTON DisrxeARY.-Week ending January ...