BIRTH-DAYS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. QUEEN VICTORIA, PRINCE ALBERT, Victoria Adelaide Maria Louisa, Princess Royal, Prince Alfred Ernest Albert, Princess Helena Augusta Victoria, Princess Louisa Carolina Alberta, Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, George William Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, Duchess of Cambridge, Nov. 27, 1833 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, For the Counties, Cities, & Boroughs within the Circulation of this Almanack YORKSHIRE. Beverley, Joh. Townley and S. L. Fox Huddersfield, Wiliam R. C. Stansfield Hull, James Clay and Rt. Hon. M. T. Baines Pontefract, R. M. Milnes and Samuel Martin Scarborough, Earl of Mulgrave and Sir J. V. B. Sheffield, John Parker and J. A. Roebuck trakefield, George Sanders York, J. G. Smyth and W. M. Milner Yorkshire, Eust, Lord Hotham & Henry Broadley comoe Yorkshire, West, Richard Cobden and E. B. Demson LINCOLNSHIRE. Boston, B. B. Cabbell and Hon. D. Pelham. Grantham, G. E. Welby and Hon. F. J. Tollemache Grimsby, Edward Heneage Lincoln, Col. C. D. W. Sibthorp & T. B. Hobhouse Lincolnshire, North, R. A. Christopher and Sir M Lincolnshire, South, SirJ.Trolloppe & Lord Burghley NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Newark, M. Sutton and John Stuart Durham, City, T. C. Granger and R. J. Spearman Gateshead, William Hutt Sunderland, George Hudson & Sir H. Williamson LONDON. Right Hon. Lord John Russell, Baron L. Rothschild, J. Masterman, and Sir J. Duke. THE RAILWAYS. From Hull to Beverley, Driffield, Burlington, Filey, Scarborough, Selby, Leeds, York, Malton, Harrogate, Darlington, Durham, Newcastle, Edinbro', Glasgow, Wakefield, Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Birmingham, London, &c., leave Hull at almost every hour of the day; the stations between Hull and Selby, are Hessle, Ferriby, Brough, Staddlethorpe, Eastrington, Howden, and Cliff. Parcels, &c. are conveyed to Beverley, Driffield, Burlington, Selby, Leeds, York, Manchester, Liverpool, Wakefield, Sheffield, Derby, Birmingham, London, &c. by all the Trains for those places.-Parcels to and from London and Hull, weighing 15 lbs. and under, are charged 2s. 2d. each, including delivery; above that weight 1ąd. per lb.-Booking at Hull 2d. each. Fourth class passengers are conveyed at One Penny per mile by the following Trains: viz. by the 60 a.m. Train from Hull to Selby, and the Stations on the line, and to London. York, Leeds, and Normanton; from Hull to Bridlington, Scarboro', and the intermediate stations, by the Train leaving Hull at 8-15 a. m.; also, from Selby and the Stations, by the Train leaving Selby for Hull about 8-30 a. m. (Sundays excepted. Trains leave New Holland for Grimsby, Louth, Alford, Spilsby, Brigg, Market-Rasen, Lincoln, Newark, Nottingham, Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Wisbeach, Lynn, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Newmarket, London, Barton, Gainsbro', Manchester, Sheffield, Doncaster, &c., six or eight times a day. Government trains at 6 and 6-50 a.m. Steam Packets from Hull to New Holland, and vice versa, at almost every hour of the day.- -The frequent alterations in the times of starting, preclude the possibility of giving an accurate TIME TABLE, but Monthly Tables may be had at Mrs. Noble's, 23, Market-place, Hull. CABS. These very useful vehicles are one-horse coaches, neat, dry, and comfortable. They are always in attendance waiting the arrival of the Railway Trains, Coaches, and Steam Packets, and will take passengers and their luggage to any part of Hull (not exceeding a mile) for one shilling. They stand in various parts of the town, but principally along the Market-place, Lowgate, Nelson-street, Savile-street, Prospect-street, and the New Passenger Station, Ocean-place, Anlaby Road.-List of Cab Fares : s. d. DISTANCE not exceeding a mile Any distance not exceeding half a mile after the first mile, an additional 06 Every quarter of an hour kept waiting after being called or sent for Every stoppage after the first fare to take more up or set any down 06 06 Where the fare amounts to four shillings, the hirer to be at li- 1 0 TIME-not exceeding half an hour 1 0 6 A day (not exceeding 12 hours) 18 0 Every succeeding quarter of an hour If any driver of a licensed hackney-coach, or other carriage, shall, within this Borough, when waiting or plying for hire, quit his coach or carriage so far as to be unable to control the horse or horses thereof, without having some other person either on such carriage or at the head of the horse or horses thereof (except as required by any person who shali have engaged his coach or carriage, or when actually engaged in carrying any luggage or going for any luggage which he has been directed to carry into or out of any house, warehouse, shop, packet, or vessel, into or out of his coach or carriage), he shall forfeit and pay for every such offence respectively any sum not exceeding the sun of Five Pounds. STEAM PACKETS TO AND FROM HULL. The GAINSBOROUGH, SELBY, LEEDS, THORNE, DONCASTER, SHEFFIELD, GOOLE, & YORK Steam Packets, leave Hull every day (Sunday excepted) from two to three hours before high water. GRIMSBY-Leaves Grimsby every day about four hours before high water at Hull--leaves Hull for Grimsby a little before high water.-Agents, Mr. Richard Cortis, Minerva Hotel; and Mr. William Lewis, Sykes Head, Wellington-street. FERRIBY SLUICE, BRIGG, AND BISHOP BRIDGE-Leaves Hull every afternoon (except Sunday) at three o'clock for Ferriby Sluice; goods and passengers are then conveyed by the Archimedian Expedition Steam Packet to Brigg and Bishop Bridge, near Market-Rasen.-Agent, Mr. Trolley, General Elliot, 86, High-street. BARTON AND HULL-Leaves Hull for Barton every day (except Sunday) at half-past seven and half-past ten in the morning, half-past twelve and four in the afternoon.-On Sundays at half past eight in the morning, and three in the afternoon. Leaves Barton for Hull at nine and half-past eleven in the morning, two and seven in the afternoon.-On Sundays, at halfnine in the morning, and seven in the afternoon. BARTON AND HESSLE-Leaves Barton for Hessle at a quarter-before eight and quarter past ten in the morning, one, four, and a quarter-past five in the afternoon-leaves Hessle for Barton at 8-50, 11-15, 2-15, 4-45, and 6-30. Any important alteration in the Railway arrangements will be met by corresponding alterations in the respective Ferries, so that the greatest possible convenience may be experienced by the public. On notice being given, the Hessle packet will meet any of the early or night Trains. NEW HOLLAND-Steam Packets leave Hull for New Holland, and vice versa, at almost every hour of the day, in connection with the Railway Trains. LONDON-Leave Hull every day, except Thursday and Sunday, at ten o'clock in the morning during the winter season, and at three o'clock in the afternoon during the summer-leave Custom-House Quay, and Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday mornings at eight o'clock.-Further particulars may be had of the Agents, Messrs. Brownlow, Pearson, and Co., Minerva terrace; and of Mr. H. D. Pauling, Humber-place. CHRISTIANA AND GOTHENBURG-The Courier, every alternate Saturday evening. Agents, Thos. Wilson, Sons, and Co. ELSINORE, COPENHAGEN, AND PETERSBURGH-The Emperor, Rob Roy, and the Victoria or Transi t leave Hull the first and second weeks in every month whilst the Navigation is open.-Agents, Messrs. Gee and Co., Pier-street, and Messrs. Brownlow, Pearson, and Co., Minerva-terrace. HAMBURGH-Leave Hull every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.-Agents, Brownlow, Pearson, and Co., Minerva-terrace, Richard Tottie, 3, Minerva-terrace; Gee and Co., Pier-street; Joseph Sanderson, 8, Pier-street; and T. W. Peters, Junction Dock-street. ROTTERDAM-Leave Hull every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons after four p.m.-leave Rotterdam on the same days.-Agents, W. H. H. Hutchinson, Wellington-street; and Messrs. W. and C. L. Ringrose, High-street. ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, THE RHINE, PARIS, &c.-Leave Hull every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon, after three o'clock-leave Antwerp every Wednesdays and Saturdays.-Agents, Brownlow, Pearson, and Co. Minerva-terrace; Gee and Co., Pier-street; and J. Foster, Wellington-street. BREMEN-Leave Hull for Bremen every alternate Saturday.-Agents, Brownlow, Pearson and Co., Minerva-terrace. KAMPEN-Leave Hull for Kampen every Wednesday after 6 p. m.-Agents, Messrs. Brownlow, Pearson, and Co., Minerva-terrace. WHITBY, SUNDERLAND, & NEWCASTLE-The Neptune leaves Hull for Newcastle every Wednesday morning-leaves Newcastle for Hull every Saturday morning.-Agents, T. F. Bell and Co., 15 Humber Dock-street. The Atlas leaves Hull every Friday, as tide permits, (calling off Scarborough,)-Agent, Mr. T. F. Colgan, 71, High-street. LEITH AND EDINBURGH-Leave Hull every Wednesday afternoon at high water-leave Leith on Saturday mornings.-Agents, Thompson, M'Kay, and Co., 8, Pier-street. DUNDEE, PERTH, &c.-Clipper Schooners once a week for Dundee, Perth, Arbroath, Montrose, &c.-Agents, Messrs. Thompson, M'Kay, and Co., 8, Pier-street. ABERDEEN-A Clipper Schooner from Hull every Wednesday. YARMOUTH-From Hull every Wednesday and Friday-leave Yarmouth every Tuesday and Saturday.-Agents, Brownlow, Pearson, and Co., Minerva-terrace; and Joseph Ibbotson, Booking Office, near the Humber Dock Basin. IPSWICH-From Hull every Tuesday morning-leaves Ipswich every Friday morning.Agents, Holden and Sampson, High-street, Hull; and G. Daking, Ipswich. LYNN-From Hull every Tuesday night or early on Wednesday morning, and every Friday night-leave Lynn every Tuesday and Friday.-Agents, Furley and Co., 78, High-street; and Holden and Sampson, High-street. WISBEACH-From Hull every Thursday-leaves Wisbeach every Monday.-Agents, Holden and Sampson, High-street. BOSTON-From Hull every Thurs lay-leaves Boston every Sunday morning at tide.-Agents, Mr. J. Ibbotson, Booking Office, near the Dock Basin, Hull; and Mr. Thos. Green, Boston. HORSE: BOATS. BARTON-Leaves Hull every day two hours and a half before high water; when the wind is contrary, half an hour earlier-leaves Barton for Hull at high water. NEW HOLLAND-Leaves Hull every day two hours before high water-leaves New Holland at high water. COACHES. From Smithson's General Coach Office, Land of Green Ginger, Hull. At past 7 morning-For Aldboro', during the summer months, and returning at six o'clock in the evening. At 8 in the morning-For Hornsea, every day (except Sunday) during the suminer months. At half past three afternoon-For Cottingham, and returning at nine in the morning; leave Hull on bandays at eight p.m., and Tuesdays at four. At 4 in the afternoon-An Omnibus for Welton, passing through Hessle, Ferriby, and Melton. At four afternoon-For Hornsea, every day (except Sunday) during the summer months; returning next morning. From Hird's, the Crow and Cushion, Land of Green Ginger. HEDON AND PATRINGTON-The Royal Mail, at eight o'clock every morning. PATRINGTON-The Rocket, at a quarter before four o'clock every afternoon, except Sunday. Roos-The Quicksilver, every Monday, Tuesday & Saturday afternoons at half-past four o'clock. STRAKER'S Omnibus leaves Hornsea for Hull, on Tuesday and Saturday mornings at eight; leaves Hull at four in the afternoon. From H. Deval's, Kingston Hotel Tap, Seale-Lane. HORNSEA-The Royal Mail, every morning at eight o'clock. HEDON AND PATRINGTON-The Red Rover, every Tuesday at four o'clock in the afternoon. From the White Horse, Carr-Lane. NORTH CAVE, &C.-Fillingham's Omnibus, on Tuesday and Friday afternoons at four o'clock, and on Sundays at three o'clock, passing through Anlaby, Swanland, Ferriby, and Welton. Beverley Coach. Morley's Coach, every Sunday afternoon at half-past four o'clock, from the Bul and Sun Mytongate, and Spread Eagle im, Market-place. WAGGONS. LINCOLN NOTTINGHAM, LEICESTER, AND LONDON-Wilson and Slack's Waggons leave Hull every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons at three o'clock, for Brigg, Lincoln, Newark, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Birmingham, Sleaford, Falkingham, Bourne, Market-Deeping, Peterborough, Huntingdon, Cambridge, and London.-Agent, George Ashton, Wellington-street. BEVERLEY-Linley's Waggon, at four o'clock every morning, (except Sunday) from the Office in Wellington-street.-Clarkson's Wayyon, at six o'clock every afternoon, (except Sunday) from the Bull and Sun Inn, Mytongate. Attendance at all the Banks from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Pease and Liddells' (Old Bank) Trinity-house-lane, draws on Glynn, Halifax, and Co. Smith, Brothers, and Co.'s Bank, 5, Whitefriar-gate, draws on Smith, Payne, and Co. Raikes' (East-Riding Bank) 11, Scale-lane, draws on Curries and Co. Harrison, Watson, and Co.'s Bank, 53, Whitefriar-gate, draws on Sir C. Price and Co. Branch Bank of England, 13, Salthouse-lane; George Arder Shee, Esq., Agent; R. B. Turner, Esq., Sub-Agent. Hull Banking Company, 32, Silver-street; General Manager and Secretary, Mr. Cobb; draw on Barclay and Co. Yorkshire District Bank, 56, Lowgate, draws on Williams, Deacon and Co. Hull Bank for Savings, Postern-gate; Treasurer and Secretary, Mr Samuel Spyvee Cooper. Attendance every Tuesday morning from 10 to 1. every Saturday evening from 5 to 8. Hull Penny Bank, Dock-Street; attendance daily from 5 to 7 p.m. Kingston Discount Bank, 24, Bishop-Lane; Secretary, Mr. William Wilson. Attendance daily from 10 to 8 p.m. |