... arrived in London from the Cape of Good Hope 4 bringing with him a large collection in natural history, including a new species of rhinoceros, &c., a splendid n set-of drawings and various specimens of the arts and manufactures, illustrating, the state ...

... performances during the week have been well adapted tothe season of Christmas, and have attracted numerous visitors. On Tuesday, the standard tragedy of Pizarro was played,, with a new and amusing farce called What will my wife say? Mr. HE~riniT, from ...

... which they have pub- lished, and from which wle shall illustrate their general portrait. In the inean time we con- gratulate the Rate-Payers of the borough Ot [lULL on their Immauulate Town Council's New Year's Gift, A BOROUGH RATE of TEN PENCE IN T11E POUND ...

... action to t recover from the defendants, as owners of a steam . vessel plying between Belfast and London, the value I of a quantity of linens conveyed to London by the r defendant's vessel, but destroyed by the fire at Fen- ning's Wharf before they were delivered ...

... Rev J. SCOTT, A.M.,. in aid of the FUNDS of the HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY. NEw WESLEYAN CF( APEL.-OU Tuesday last, Ia premium of£50 was awarded to Mr. Lockwood, for the best plan of a new Wesleyan Chapel, in the Hull Westy Circuit, which is to be erected in ...

... livery of winter; and a severe frost accompanying the snow, leads us to look for a 1 white Christmas,-whicb, according to the old proverb, that a i green Christmas makes a fat churchyard, will presage a healthy season. A thaw, on Wednesday, partly dissolved ...

... Waudby, was forwarded this morning by the early train, on the Hull and Selby Railway, for London, where it is intended for exhibition at the Smithfield Christmas Prize Cattle Show.--On Wednesday last, another equally promising animal of the same class ...

... offered in an advertise- ,d ment last week in this paper), that he has returned home. d THE NEw BAZAAR. -The attention of our readers is invited to Mr. Cawdell's new bazaar, in Queen- street, where will be found a unique collection of modern. u-fancy articles ...

... eleven o'clock. , ts NEw WORK.--SUPPLIE=NT TO THE BRIDGE- e WIATER TREATisEs.-This is the cream of a MS. lately y strongly recommended by Professor Lyell to Air. Murray, if publisher, Albemaile-street, London. Its object is to i a illustrate the greatness of ...

... Floral and Horticultural Show 'whiCh took place on Tuesday last, the first prize for onions was won by Mr. t John Richardson, of New Village, on the Hessle Road, one of them measured fifteen inches in circumference. The Captain of the brig Edward, of Hull, ...

... last a bird whicb had been sent from London, 200 miles by railtoad. was throw h at the time directed, and arrived in London under two hours and a half. One hundred pigeons ieontfrom Antwerp were liberated from London at seven o'clock on the morning of I ...

... HIGHLAND C;ATt*Lr.-The trade in Highland si sheep has received a new impetus by steam comniunicatiota Si between Aberdeen mad this port. Ini the place of a dozen do or twenty as a treat at Christmas or the fair, we now l receive them by the hundred per wyeek ...