... C UNION.-THE ASYLUM I SoULOT QUESTION. ?? weekly meeting of the guardians was held at the board-room on Tuesday morning; Mr. D. Sykes in tthe ?? reply to the Chairman, the Law-clerk (Mr. Chatham) stated that all the parishes had paid their arrears 'with the exception of Cottingham. f5o divas still wanting, only£630 having beenpaid out ;;fl 200. When the case was before the magistrat:dsB 'eltOn ...

... THE;SHEFFELD TRADES' OUTRAGE COM-; MISSION; MORE HORRB3LE REVELATIONS FURTHER nISCLOSURES BY BROADUEAiD. Broadhead again appeared on Friday, and was Cautioned by Mr Overend to give more complete I information. On the last occasion he had confessed l as little e.s possible. On being reassured of mercy ?? extended to him he said that lie would tell all. He then said that the statement made ...

... Yesterday afternoon an ordinary meeting of the Local board of Health was held at the Town-hall, under the presidency of the Mayor, Alderman Loft. THE FLAGGING OF FOOTWAYS ON BEVERLEY AND ANLABY ROAD. On the minutes of the. Works Committee being brought up for confirmation, Alderman Jameson called attention to the refusal of the committee to flag the footway in front of some new houses added to ...

... DISTRIBTJY'TON OF PRIZES AT THE H1ULL AND EAST-RIDING COLLEG4E. - .1 | On Friday afternoon the first midsummer deistri- Q bution of pr zes to the pupils of the above college took place in the presence of Aid. Jamesou,.chair- man of the company, thle Mayor, Sheriff, Dr Rol- lit, Mr Angus Macmillan, and Mr Saner, unr., hon. ?? ; the Rev WN Lucas, ML,.I, prin- n cipal of the college, Mr. T. ...

... I ?? CORRESPONDENCtE 8S. MICOAAEL AND ALL ANGELS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET.; I SIR,-I am amazed at' the letters' whici, have appeared in your contemporary on this subject. The writers do not seem in the least to he awarp that there are such thingsas principles. If Canon Brooke sets any value. on his own avowed principles -if ho holdathat the Scriptural and 'Protestant prin. ciples of ...

... HUMBER ROWLNG RE GATTA. On Wednesday the sixth annual Humber Rowing Regatta took place, and, successful as have been its predecessors, they bear no comparison with the regatta of this year. Nightly for - weeks past the crack crews of Hull-those belonging to the linegston, St. George's, and Humber clubs-have. been industriously practising in the hope of ?? off one or other of the great ...

... IMpERIAb PTARLIA M ENT.l HOUSE O LORDiS-F4RIDAY. The proceedings wer& coinfined to advanced various 3bills and the sitting only occupied fkrby minutes. Their Lordships adjourned. untl Wed. xesdaY, the 17th instant. HOUSE -OF COMMVONS.--FiIDAY. The SPrAKEER took the' chair at four o'clock. COIMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The House went into Committee of Spply, and various votes were grantedI Oni the vote ...

... ITH[EATTEMPTEDASSASSINATION OFI - ; . . , l. cze s s . ; the following, particulars of this.great crime are, commnihsted by-the Paris correspondent of the Globe:-In returning from the review, the Empe. rors of the 7rench and of Russia, and the two sonm iof the latter.the Heieditary Grand Duke and the 3Grand Duke Vladimir-were in the same carriage. The ball from the, pistol hit the horse of the ...

... MR. NORWOOD ON THE NEW BANKRUPTCY - ?? . . BILL. The Time's gives the following report of Mr. Nor- wood's speech on Friday' night.' The Bankruptcy Bill came on as one of the last orders of the day: Mr. AYRroi, proposed a resolution condemning the injustice of establishing two separate systems of law for debtors over £50 and debtors under that amount, the first being entitled to a discharge ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE I 1St BARTON. N'SrH, ~LiNCOLNSuImr AGRICULTURAL 800rETr.- A neeingo of the sub-committee of the above society ur held on Monday, at the George Hotel, Barton. t There were ten entries' of grass mowers, but as the a- committee were not prepare(Y with grass for cutting, the meeting was adjiurned for a week. E. POLICE, Wednesday-(Before Thomas Tomble- rt son, Esq.)-Thomas ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. FRANCE. The Czar arrived at Paris at four p.m. on ba Satuirday. His Majesty, who is accompanied by re his two sons, was rpceived at the Northern Railwal el Station by the Emperor Napoleon and the Ministers tb and Marshals of France. An immense crowd assem. tb bled at the railway station, and the reception was M of a most enthusiastic character. AU the streets ea .leading ...

... CORONATION OF THE ZING OF HUNGARY. . ?? . . . . . I . . _ The ceremonial just canohlded at Pesth is one that cannot be cormpard aitler for political or aesthetic interest with any like event of modern times. If the opportunities whfch it offers be wisely improved it may count is the first day of real Austrian greatness. Bat it will always be re- .nembered as the last act of a great struggle ...