... . 'LOCAL IELLIGEN CE. THE CASE OF HOUSE ENTERING 1si THE PARK.- James Ward and George Jones, who have been brought up at the Polce-court several times, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Daunatt, in the Park, and stealing therefrom sundry articles, were on Tuesday committed to York assizes. THE BuihARY IN COLTNAN-D;STUEET. - Thomas Wriley, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. ...

... LAST NIGHT'S PARILiA4MET., I HlOUSE OF LORDS. R.TUALISTIO OOMBUfSSION. Their Lordshfps met at 5. o'clock. In reply to Earl RUSSELL, The Earl of SHAFTESBURY said that he had declined to be placed upon the Ritual Committee on the ground that no one of extreme opinions, or who was l held to be of extieme opinions, ought to be a member of that committee, and for this reason he also objected to the ...

... | b On Tuesday eveningthelRev. James Bardsley, M.A., e of Manchester, delivered an able lecture at and in coa- t nection with the Protestant Institute, on What a t Christian Minister is, and is not, according to the . Teaching of the New Testament, and the Judgment t of the Church of England. Although this was the e title of the lecture, it was mainly devoted to a denuin e ciation of the ...

... ?? - ?? -l IFULL PARTICULARSOF THE LOSS OF THE OUSE. - I -L ?? .. . _. - The' following interesting letter relative to the loss of the steamer Ouse, belonging to Messrs. WVil- son and Co., has been received by the father of a young lady, a passenger on board the steamer:- Copenhagen, June 3rd. DEAR FATHER,-I know you will be anxiously looking for a few lines from rue, and also sorry to hear ...

... lFRJiGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSluN6 IN- AMERICA. The Amrrblican papers comeI to ]iand lby the ar rival of the Inownall steamer City of Londlon contain ac- cogluts ?? a ?? accident 'which ocunrred at J'h iladelphia on the 6th instant. A ?? a amtanfacturine( establishment in the rear of No. -214, Chlast;latp-treet, exploded, deniol:i lung the wvhole bllildc11_w, whirls Wias live Sttrc\ s ..h and tv' ...

... CORRESPONDENCE| ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS. V TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL TIMES. SIR,-I observe that one or two admirers of the ser- vices.conducted at the above church are very irate , that a minister, unanimously chosen to fill the impor- : tant office of Vicar of Holy Trinity-chosen, too, with a a knowvlege of his opinions, and with a desire that r those opinions may consistently be carried ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MECHANIOSs : . INSTITUTE. - I a_ TXTr2 ,_ . I I . OnWednesdayevening the annual general meeting of the members of the Mechanics' Institute was held in the long room of the Institution, Mr. J. 1). Sollitt, the president, occupying the chair. The Chairman read the forty-second report of the committee. In presenting their annual report, the committee had muchf pleasure, and ...

... The Chronicle of Saturday had a very interesting. and, at the same time, very alarming article upon the disease which has lately appeared in Ireland, and which our contemporary dreadfully names The New Black Death. We reprilt the greater part of this article below:- For more than fourteen months a mysterious disease has been displaying a rapid and fatal activity in Ireland. The first case ...

... . BEVERLEY. a DETERMINED SUICEDB.-On Monday afternoon an i elderly man, named John Sproxton, a tailor, whilst '4being driven out in a light cart, for the benefit of c his health, on the Tickton.road, told the lad who was driving when they reached Hull bridge to go vo near'to the aide as he wished to look over,' The i- ld did so, and the deceased took the opportunity it of leaping into the ...

... (FROM PUN-ChI. BAROMETTICAL,-Drlaper: Light sumnier dress? Yes, m'm. Sold a great many the last few days, m'm, the Mweather havin' risen from. a Fteuch merino to a grenadine 1 CREATING A HoRSELAuCH.- Mr. Chaplin. ain't a going to dewote twelve thousand pound of 'Ermit's winnis to restorin' Lincoln Cathedral, said a stable boy to a groom. If he bestowed it any- how, in course what he won ...

... AND EAST !RIDING TINZS. REGiSTEMED AT TIME GENEORAL POST41yZ1eE 6 TRAwsmrIss8ior Ai3ROh\D. FRIDAY, JuST 14. BE ALES, BISMARK, A-NJ) THE MIrL/EWfM. | I a -1 .- _ WHETHEU it be true that in the, Jowlxest depth a lower stil remains is not for W ±to decide-though we think it unlikely - bet we have much greater doubt if, with all th ir assurance and ingenuity, the Reform Leaguo and itspresident ...

... COORESPONDENC GE. Tfl 'CHURCH CLOCK, TO THR ED FAOR OF THE Hii-LL PACOKET :-:S\,-Having read a paragrapk in your T'rper respecting the long stoppage of the hands-of the church clock, I may say that atm individual has 7 offered to do all that is necessary for £100. . i the 5 ?? meeting it may be remembered that the expense was laid at £22 one way, and .£8 the other.: and thiesuam of money was ...