... IIISTORY OF INDEPENDENCY IN HULL, 3 ?? following extracts are quoted from an article I under the above title contained in the January nunn iber of the Hull and Ja'ast-Ridbig Gongreja,:onaZl ya_ !gazie, and may be read with some interest. The ar- I tide commences with the following extract from ITickell'a Ihistory of .1lal:-' About this tine, too, a (165S), a zealous, though perhaps somewhit ...

... I ' I (FROr PUNCH.) be Tim LATEST SPIRITUAL STYLE OF CLOAK.--A ve Wrap rascal. of AN OLD QUOTATION WITH A NEW APPLICATION. 'ia -Those who think that the proceedings against on. President Johnson are not over wise, will be glad to see that so far the American Senate is not disposed dle to own the soft impeachment. te- WOMEN'S RIGHTS WITH A VENGEANCE !-Abil Dg laid before Parliament by a ...

... i HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. On the consideration of the message from the Queen, with respect to the nension of Sir R. Napier On the motion of the Earl of MAW!L3:ISSBURY, seconded by Rail RUSSELL, An address was ordered to be presented to Txer majesty, assuring her of the cordial concurrence of th House in granting a pension to Sir ?? Napier. On the consideration of the Commons' Amendl to thel ...

... Great ignorance prevails in many quarters on the subject of the Irish Church and its revenues, Of coarse the Liberation Society has been diligently spreading exaggerated statements as to its property and income, and as we find that even the Right Hon. Robert Lowe ba8 unintentionally in the House of Commons given expression to the com- mon belief when he stated that it possessed one- tenth of ...

... (FROM PUNCH.) ) QUESTION. -Can a process server legally be said; to be a Writualist? Q Why is the Cam at once the dirtiest and the cleanest river in the world? A. Because it is always. going to the Wash. TURNING A TYPE INSIDE OUT. The type of faith or spiritual reliance, Used to be Daniel in the den of Lions. But since a certain case in Chancerie, Lyons in Daniel's den, it ought to be. ...

... BEVERLEY. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION AT THE BEVERLEY UNION.-This week Mr Farnall, the inspector appryoved by the Poor-law Board, has attended at tile Union Workhouse, to investigate the charges brought against the master andmatron, Mrand Mrs Shxives, by the guardians. A mass of evidence was laid before the inspector respecting the internal management of the house, the negligence of the master, his ...

... IMPERIAL; PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. There was a morning sitting,-at which the Mutiny Bill and Marine Mutiny Bill were read a third time. In the evening another sitting was held, at which the royal assent was given to those bills.-A discussion took place relative to the part taken by England in reference to the Cretan insurrection. The conduct of Lord Stanley was eulogized by Earl ...

... ANNUAL TEA MEETING OF THE POkT OF HULL SOCIETY AND SAILORS' ORPHAN HOME. Id I On Tuesday the annuul tea meeting in connection with the above noble institution was held in the large hall of the Sailors' Instituite. A gireat number of friends of the society sat down to an excellent tea. Subsequently Alderman Atkinson, J.P., in the ab- sence of the president of the, society (Alderman Lumsden, JP. ...

... | - INTIMIDAl-ION BY WORK A1EN. On Friday Bernard Doherty and James Galvin were brought up on remand for intimidating James Quail, a labourer at -Messrs Farles. Mr Ayre prosecuted, and MrSummers defended. James Qutil statedtbathe was a member of the Free Labour Society. - Last week he was employed at Messrs Earle's as a platelayers' labourer. There had been a strike at Messrs Earle's, On ...

... REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFPICE FOR TRANsmfussIoN ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1s68. An- r- 3- - , I ...

... I Tin3 general ignorance upon the subject of = the Irish Church is profound. ?? mi- a representations are marvellous. Discussion, a however, is bringing out the truth. Alen ofI a certain class have had it all their own way, and have traded largely upon the popular ignorance of the subject. Enough has already e been exposed in these columns to satisfy every e honest man, who is desirous of ...

... THE RECENT EARTHQuAKE. 5 PANDMA, 1st September via Nazaire).-The 6Panama Star of to-day says -Intelligence from e Caliao to the 22nd August says the calamity has f been wide.spread, and awful in its severity. The L-loss of life and property is great, and the ruin, s misery, and destitution appalling. Cities, towns, t and villages, once well known in the interior of e Peru, and many important ...