LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION OF BEVERLEY.

T. CRUST, Esq., Town Clerk.

LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION OF GRIMSBY,

LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION OF SCARBOROUGH.

Mayor-ROBERT TINDALL, Esq.

For One Year.

Mr. WILLIAM BOTTOMLEY,

Mr. JOHN CORNWALL,
Mr. FRANCIS ALLANSON.

North Ward.

Mr. THOMAS PURNELL,

Mr. JOHN WHELDON.

Aldermen.

Councillors.

The HON. EDMUND PHIPPS, Recorder.

For One Year.

Mr. THOMAS WEDDELL,

Mr. EDWARD D. NESFIELD,
Mr. ZACHARIAH T. WELLBURN.

For Two Years.

Mr. WILLIAM WEAR.

Mr. RICHARD CROSS,
Mr. JOHN COOK,
Mr. JOHN HESP.

For Four Years.

ROBERT TINDALL, Esq., (Mayor,)
Mr. JAMES TINDALL,

For Three Years.

Mr. ALLISON ATKINSON.

South Ward.

Mr. WILLIAM BEAN,
Mr. THOMAS HICK, Jun.,
Mr. RICHARD T. MORLEY,
Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON
Mr. WILLIAM WILLIFORD,
WILLIAM HARLAND, M.D.
Mr. WILLIAM E. WOODALL,
Mr. EDWARD H. HERDEN,
Mr. JAMES B. TATE.

Mr. JOHN CORNWALL, Alderman of the North Ward.
Mr. ALLISON ATKINSON, Alderman of the South Ward.

CORPORATION OF HULL.

The Right Worshipful the Mayor, THOS. WM. PALMER, Esq. Recorder, T. C. Granger, Esq., Q.C., M.P.

Deputy Recorder, T. P. Thompson, Esq.

Judge of County and Insolvent Courts, William Raines, Esq. Sheriff, Anthony Bannister, Esq. Town Clerk, Mr. Thomas Thompson. Town Treasurer, Mr. Wm. Bolton. Clerk of the Peace, Mr. J. H. Galloway Coroner, Mr. John Thorney.

Clerk to the Magistrates, Mr. W. Ayre, Jun. Chief Constable, Mr. M'Manus

The two first names in each Ward retire on the 1st of November, 1851.

HULL MAGISTRATES.

John Beadle
Henry Blundell
Robert Blyth
James Bowden
William B. Carrick
George Cookman
John Egginton

Thomas Firbank
John Gresham
James Henwood
Boswell M. Jalland
Thomas B. Locke
Sir William Lowthrop
Thomas Newmarch

Thomas Wm. Palmer
John Petchell
Robert Raikes
John Lee Smith
Thomas Thompson
Richard Tottie

HULL CUSTOM HOUSE.

OFFICERS.

Collector, M. C. Cotton, esq. Comptroller, J. Mason, esq. Clerks in the Long Room, J. Jackson, T. J. Snowden, J. W. Lister, G. Bell, E.H. Witty, C. W. Arden, F. Stead, G. H. Wilson, and B. B. Walker.

Landing Surveyors, P. Cockey, W. Green, and C. Marshall, esqs.
Comptroller of Warehousing Accounts and Jerquer, E. Davison, esq.
Searchers, Landing & Coast Waiters.
Messrs. R. Evanson,

T. Osbourne, T. Guy, C. S. Gavin, H. Harbord, P. R. Lowther,
W. Noble, W. F. Bean, R. R. Moxon, T. Stork, E. Redfern,
W. B. Bartle, J. Fewson, H. Jefferson, and Friese.

Warehouse Keeper, Mr. Moore.

Clerks for General Business,―J. Walker, H. G. Todd, E. Isle,
S. Montgomery, G. Waugh E. Jones, and C. F. A. Cannon.
Appointer of Lockers and Weighers, J. Stokes.
Timber Measurer, A. Balding.

River Inspector, Mr. Burt. Clerk to River Inspector, W. H. Jackson.
Messenger and Doorkeeper, R. Tadman.

Tide Surveyors, Messrs. H. Hayter, J. Chatterton, Wm. Pryan, E. Morgan, and J. Dawson.

Receiver of Corporation Dues, Mr. T. Prissick.

Receiver of Dock Dues, Mr. T. E. Radford.

Clerk to Collector for Receipt of Lights, R. Coningworth. 18 Lockers, 20 Weighers, 50 Established Tide-Waiters, 24 Boatmen, and 50 Extra Tide Wailers.

HULL TRINITY HOUSE.

CORPORATION AND OFFICERS.

Wardens, Mr. Hunter Estill and Mr. John Sugden. Elder Brethren, Messrs. John Hall, William Collinson, Captain Whitaker, R. N., William Field, George Hall, John Alder, Chas. Horncastle, Jph. Sykes, Wm. Wharton, & J. Brodrick. Assistants, Messrs. Barrick Gill. Arthur Donaldson, Francis Reimers, Thomas Bolton, John Duukerley, & Samuel Meggitt. Stewards, M. Brown and John Parker. Chaplain, Rev. J. Robinson. Secretary, Mr. E. S. Wilson. Wardens' Clerk, Mr. Robert Gill. Assistant Clerks, William Wilson, W. H. Bee, E. M. Heseltine, and J. E. Park.

Receiver of Buoyage, Mr. M. C. Cotton. Surgeon, Mr. James Dossor.
Land Agent, Richard Iveson. Surveyor of Buildings, William Foale.
Haven Master, William Manger. Dock Master, George Lister.
Assistant Deck Masters, J. Broadhead, W. Tucker, Thos. White,
and James Gleadow.

Buoy Master, Benj. Bee. Lighthouse Keeper at Paul, George Jackson.
Lighthouse Keepers at Killingholme, T. Simpson and Peter Berriman.
Master of the Bull Sand Floating Light Vessel, John Park.
Master of the Light Vessel in the Hebbles Channel, Samuel Ward
Master of the Upper Marine School, W. E. Makins.
Master of the Lower Marine School, F. Landon.

HULL DOCK COMPANY.

DIRECTORS.

Chairman of the Dock Company, Thomas Firbank, Esq.
Deputy Chairman, John Tall, Esq.

George Liddell, Edward Foster Coulson, Wm. Jackson, Wm. Simpson,
Thomas Thompson, William Collinson, Christopher L. Ringrose,
George Cookman, and Wm. Wright, Esquires.

Secretary, Mr. Wm. Henry Huffam.

Superintendent, Mr. Edw. Coleman.

Receiver of Dock Dues, Mr. Thomas Edward Radford. Resident Engineer, Mr. Edward Welsh. Solicitor, Charles Frost, Esq.

HULL DOCK COMMISSIONERS

Appointed by the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 103, sec. 214, for certain purposes connected with the Trade and Business of the Docks, Haven, and Quays, at the Port of Hull.

Appointed by the Dock Company-James Henwood, Thomas Firbank. Thomas Bentley Locke, John Tall, Thomas Ward Glendow, Edmund Smith. Samuel Hall Egginton, John Sadler, Anthony W. Young, and John Leaper, Esquires.

The Mayor, of the Borough of Hull, for the time being. Appointed by the Town Council-William Priest, Robert Blyth, and William Batchelor Brownlow, Aldermen.

Merchants or Ship Owners appointed by the Town Council-Henry Smith Bright and Samuel Talbot Hassell, Esquires.

Appointed by the Corporation of Trinity House-John Hall, William Collinson. and John Alder, Esquires, Elder Brethren.

Merchants or Ship Owners appointed by the Corporation of Trinity HouseThomas Wilson and Robert P. Keighley, Esquires.

Clerk to the Commissioners, Mr. Holden.

HULL POST

OFFICE.

Mr. RICHARD Mosey, Postmaster.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS.
m-Morning. a-Afternoon. n-Night.

** The latest Time Letters can be received for despatch by the several Mails, on payment of the usual Fee, is as follows:-Scarborough, 45 minutes past 4 afternoon;-Liverpool, 15 minutes past 8 morning, and 30 minutes past 5 afternoon;-First London Mail, 50 minutes past 6 afternoon;-Second London Mail, 20 minutes past 9 night.

DELIVERIES BY LETTER CARRIERS three times a-day, viz. 8 a. m., and half-past 3 and 6 p. m. POST-OFFICE ORDERS may be obtained at the Post-Office; for sums not exceeding £2, the charge is threepence; above £2 and not exceeding £5, sixpence.--Open from nine o'clock in the morning to six in the evening.

The Receving Houses are in Waverley-Street, Machell-Street, Carlisle-Street, and Witham; stamped and unpaid letters only received by them.

RATES OF POSTAGE.-Not exceeding ounce, 1d.;-exceeding ounce and not exceeding 1 ounce 2d.;-exceeding 1 ounce and not exceeding 2, 4d.; exceeding 2 ounces and not exceeding 3 6d. and 2d. for every additional ounce, so far as 16 ounces: beyond which weight no ordinary letter or packet is allowed to pass, but are forwarded to the dead letter office.

Letters to be Registered must be sent to the Post Office half an hour before the Box is closed for the particular Mail by which they are to be despatched; the charge is one shilling, which with the Postage, must be paid at the time of Registration.