... Eara.I inteitigence. I ROYAL INerTI'TUTION..On Saturday Mr. R. M. Craven will conclude his lecture on the Jaws and XUDDEt DzATr.-Oa Saturday Rmight Martha Clarkksci, 40 yesrs cld$ wife of John Clarkslott s rgar bo~iler, l;2, Reformi-streeb, after retiring t ?? complained of a pain ia her bireast, and sle died the following morning. CIuLhDRREN BITT9N BY DOGS.-OKD Mouday Ads B ciitt, ...

... BfULL TOWN COUNCIL. 1 A special meeting of the Council was held on Mon- 5 day, under the presidency of the Mayor. The busi. ness comprised the election of an alderman, and the appointment of a steward of the manor of Tupcoatee and Myton. ALDEBMAN J. LOP, DECEASED. g *Re MAYOR proposed the following:- That this d Council, in recording the death of Mr. Alderman John . Loft, deeires to express ...

... 7e On Tuesday evening a town's meeting, called in ,'accordance with a requisition presented to the lAyor, was held in the Sessions court, to consider the bill . brought forward in Parliament by Mr. C. H. Wilson, Mt M.P., tq prevent the sale of intoxicating driuks on the Sunday- There was a large attendance. y, The TowK CLaRIC (Mr. Roberts) having read the ke requisition-which was signed by ...

... Eocat ?? ceI ;7 ,SMUGILING.-At the Police-court, on Sa',arday, s Christopher Erdman, a foreigner, was charged on aremand with concealsog 101b. 1loz. tobacco and n21b. ,1oz. of cigars on board the as. Hamburg, and be was fined £14 123. 6d. P-ed costs. O THE MAGISTRATES' CLEBKSHIP.-On Saturday g a special meeting of the Hull magislrates wri t held at the Town 11', under the presidency of o the ...

... LPLITHASE OF CONSOLS B3Y THE PUBLIO. I DEPUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. 'be Society of flrts, which has for some months ia engaged in making efforts to promote habits l titift am ong the people, waited on Tuesday after- Atn on the Chancellor of the Eixchequer, with a l ew of brnngilg a new notion of theirs, name1' the l oviding of a suitable medium of investment for eorwing ...

... Diftrnnct Ne's BtVERLEY. iOr, PENNY BANK.-The Hon. and Rev. E. C. GlyB erha bee appointed the treasurer to this bank, cn Von the resignation of the Rev. Canon Brwite h IfI has held the office for 14 yearr twhietle, who eive RURAL SANITARY AUTHoxrr.-At a mneeting of ight the Guardiane on SpAurday it was resolved to 6uCe delegate tbe powers of the RuralSanitary Authority to the members of the ...

... CONFERENCE OF THE LICENSED a VICTUALLERS. A conference of trade delegates was held at the t City Terminus Hotel on Tuesday morning, Mr. T ?? WHALEY, chairman of the Licensed Viotuallers Bg Protection Society, presiding, and who, on rising, t said that as this meeting was strictly a trade meet- ling, he had to request that if there was any person, there not a delegate, he would leave the room. ...

... | ANNIVERSARY OF THE HULL IPOLICE. . i I - .1 :. On Saturday the members of the borough police cele- brated the anniversary of their establishment as a forde in 1836. The men paraded in the yard at therear of the police-office, at noon. They were, of a total strength of 181-114 men present, viz., 5inspectors 10 sergeants, and -99 constables. Several members of the bench of magistrates and the ...

... I LJATE 'ST iNEWS. I CONVOCATION AND THE PUBLIC WOR- SaIP BILL. Tbo Lower Ifou'e of Convocation yesterday agreed . to a report on the Poblic Worship Bill, declaring that ' there was no need for a special Court for matters of . ritual, and deprecating legislationl in the sense of the , ArchblshopD's bill. After a long discussion an amendment proposing to omit the clausa deprecating .legislation ...

... QUARTERLY MEETING OF TUN TOWN 1 COUNCIL. The third quarterly meeting waa held in the Council Chamber, yesterday afternoon, The Mayor presided, and there were present: Aldermen Jameson, Lambert, Willows, Abbey,'Mayfield, Chapman, Dowsing, Wells, Ellison, andFountain; Councillors Collinson, Jackson, l Parrott, Ensterby, Woodhouse; Downs, Bellamy, l Wheatley, Toozes, Cohen, Denison, Glover, Hodge ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I HOUSE OF LORDS-FUIDAY. THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS COMMISSION.-Earl Dela. warr asked the Government to state what course it was intqnded to take with reference tothe Endowed Schools Commission, whose powers, so far as related to opposed schemes, would expire in August next. He wanted to know whether it would be conducted as heretofore upon the principle of total disregard to ...

... CtlpQpence. I GOSPEL SIISSION HALL, ANLABY ROAD, HULL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RULL PACKET. SIB,-I sball feel greatly obliged to you providing you will insert these fe swlines in your valuable paper, on behalf of the abole Institution, because it is not generallyknown:- (1).-The object of the promoters is earnestly to invite the poor and outcast of Hull, who attend no place of worship, to come ...