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... We this week present our readers with a plan of the navigation of that part of the coast where the Pegasus met its melancholy fate, as another proof that the proprietor of tlke Pack~et is determined to spare neither pains nor expense in ?? thle ofillest informatieF to the public. HULL PARLIA¶E;NTARY BOROUGH REISGTRA- TION.-The lists of voters being nowv published by the Town-Clerk and ...
... Irtialitf. egged W asTlTAIO T rehsbe a which TAqui II and rumour Current for some days past, ?? has caused considerable so, )uncll consternation in the Repeal camp, and which originated,, I WI ,at hi, believe, in one of the Radical Liverpool papers, on the authority pII Foress cf letter frosa D~ublin. it is to~tlae affect that certain members In ,ould, of the cummiltee of thle Repeal ...
... AGRIICULTURAL INFORMATION. ComFOssr ron CATrTLE B;aSEDniS-11i th.e June number of the FarTers' AMogaziiie we fied tie following coo- solitary observations for the British farmer:-i Is now well a acortaiuted that the imports of live stcrk which took plce i last year under the new tariff were productive of considerable lose to the speculators; yet we have gaisa had arrivals of both beasts mnd ...
... INTEES~iG METING AT THE PUBLIC IN ROOMST ON THEE SUBJECT\ OF EARLY I I CLOSING OF SHOPS. other Trao moat nunraron ly attende meeting wee rernrmboer to no0 hon sena the Pulies I toomngrrott-strect, %was held on ?? evening last, ito discuss the propriety of assisting In, OhOi'5 fuctheranrco of tho sattemipt of tbe litter, drapers' asslsantoo Of in f t ull to procure an early cessioldon. from lbu ...
... I EMBARKATION OF ESPAIRTERO, I ON BOARD HER MAJESTY'S SHIP MALABAR. c I IC The Mesoager andi Moniteuer Parisien of Saturday even. ing contain a telegraphic dispatch from Perpignan, dated Aqg: 5, announcing the embarkation of the Regent of Spain at Cadiz, on the 30th ult., in her Majesty's ship Malabar (of 72 guns aommanded by Captain Sir George $artorins) for England. He had been pursued by ...
... o' .01)z oputo joart!t I e AND ; _ _ E ~21A l3T- lw7ING 1 MDIES. I V - a HULL, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1844. I THE arrival of the Overland Mail has confirm6d I the intelligence previously received by anticipa- con tion in a more summary form. There is no news of any great moment, beyond a correction of the cis- exaggerated reports of disaffection in the Indian bi army: there had been some slight ...
... -D S H VI VAV13 0111AII0 'LriIri'h. I d Peterhead, October 21. f d The Chieftain, arrived off from Davis' Straits, left the le ice on the 24th, of September, experienced rough weather t from E. and ENE. during the passage, and reports the C ' following:- c d Tons. a e The Joseph Green, of Peterhead, seven ?? 90 r e The Eclipse of Peterhead, nine fish ?? 90 0 Ii The Commerce, of Pelerhead, ...
... t. INFI1RMARY.-A sermon was preached 'at the Holy Trinity Churcb, on Sunday 'ornug last, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby,. ?? in aid of the funds of this Institu. tion, after which d collectin 'was made amounting to £1 1Is. A donation f' 10s. frm' a' friend 'has also been received. Tga LATE REV. T; GALwAND.-It wif1be seen by an advertisement, that a lithographic -portrait of this much lamented ...
... AND :EAS9TRIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1843. :Two arrivals from New York .have brought|. ?? news to a late date. The packet-ship .american news Lu u iaw dtit:. cLLU George Washington arrived at Liverpool on Satur- . day night after-a fine run of eighteen days; and l the. ailsteam-ship Acadia reached the same port on. Sunday moruiug, having made the passage from I Boston in little ...
... PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO, HENRY JOHN SHEPHERD, ESQ. x- The High-Constables for the East-Riding determined bh y, some time back to mark their deep sense of the gentle- c Y. manly conduct and courteous demeanour of Henry John of is. Shepherd, Esq., during the performance of his various he duties as Clerk of the Peace to the Riding, by the pre. re sentation of a piece of plate. A subscription vas ...
... -UO BIULL SACRD xlAbIONIC S MM. , 'Tbia laudablee egefel sciiety gave, as ?? public Trforlauco an rday eveligi lst, tue whole of g oratorioeof The nean, m the Music DniAl of the Public Roomy, to a very erowded audlenoo. The vocal and ilstrarmental music, hnt more eapocially the latter, did much credit to tie society, and the whole weut off int a (loot matsfaectory manner,-the colnpany~ frc ...
... ?? Iorebfi( 3~teiee. V . : .iL hails- , 1 ?? Duke ?? arrived'alt thle Palace. Of St. Cloud oh Saturday evening from ,o Coflstantine, where he has been itationed upwards of a slillions for bis marriage with the Princess of Salerno are it be complete. The Queen and Madame Adelaide are 91ng- expctledl at St. Cloud from tho Chateau dWED. The olly Alouiteur of Sunday contains a royal ordinance ...