... in the parish of Cotting- ti hani, and produced a plan signted by the commissioners. M1 r. Witty proved the death of Wiln. Hardy Carr, school. , master of Cottingblam, who was one of the witnesses at the L former trial in 182G. d Mr. Jolsn Clarke also ...

... FoIUi, of Heslerton, Esq. Thomas Duncombe, of Newton -Kynie, Esq. Jdhia Wdalbank Clhild~rs, of Cantley Lodge, Esq. Gilbert Crompton, of Nunniouckton, Ed :q. Hall Puamer, of Bilton, Esq. Richard York, of Ilgmanshorpe, Esq. Thomas Horton, of Hnwroyd House ...

... priTheer . received.;entenc of deth in the order rithwiich we name 'Y them :-Matthew Fodd, burglgry..j Johtt itiherwicli, e. and Thomas Wilson, siealiag iI xt dwellin ghouse to the value of 40s.; Robet Kirby 'Daii Elt'ley, a Ls Joseph MMatichester, for ahee ...

... MARCH 29. ty. WILLIAM DowNiNG, for steeling three evwe sheep, the property of Thomas Wilkinson, oa Fishlaie.-Guilty. in- OLIVER CIHADVICK, JOHN SMIsTH, SAMCEL WALKER, 'ay THOMAS NAYLOR, anod JOSEPH AsQUITH, charged with ies robbing 11am Rhodes on the highway ...

... and in default to be impri- soned fourteen days. a DiSORDERLaES,-T/ionaS Hardy and Robert Hill were d charged, by Policeman 66, with making a disturbance in the streets. Hardy, who had beenbefore brought up, 'as .ordered to give security in 40s. Hill ...

... Thowas Helly, James lorgan, William Smith, and Win. d Thompson, all young men, were indicted for assaulting and 0 robbing Thomas Wilsonxeate agricultural labourer from p hialton, of two sovereigns, in South-street, Portas' Gar. h dens, on the night of ...

... HULLL POLICE COUR'T. I FRIDAY. Before the Mayor and Mr. Blyth. CRUELTY TO A ?? Webster was sum- moned by Mr. John Hardy Valiance to answer a charge of eruelty to his horse. Mr. Vallance stated that on Monday last the defendant's horse and cart were coming ...

... as- uclaulting John Ruddoci on the highway, nnd feloniously robbing him of the s81m of foortepe pounds, his property. Mr. Hardy sMated the case. John Ruddock the proseco; ior, is the captain of a vessel Iradiog between Leeds, Wakefield and Walloo. On ...

... Bettisoin, Gresharit, Tealby, Noitb.~ Ito graves, Bean, Carton, Watson, Walton, W. H., Bell, Tinkler., ted Thoruhani, Lowther, -Hardy, Miller, and ichamo. Soein osether of the counciiiors,more modest than their colleagues, he took their seats ire the body of ...

... time. MON DAY.-As is usual on this day, the Court snas principal]y engaged in the disposal of drunk and disorderly cases. Thomas Gilbert, .47drew AlGl, and Christopher arroesU, Were severally fined; and William5 Farelote, Sarahi Wilkinson, and Matry 4an ...

... Stealng two black horse, theiproperty of Messrs. Swir'es i an&Lees, of N eto n-TV r, n.ear, A.sht nIIIer-Lsne, an Cheshire. .Mr. Hardy and Mr. Mimer appearqd for the proseeution. On the-nighr of the q2d Oetebertbe horses were locked np safely in-the stablesof ...

... and Broadbent, Mr. Hardy said he should offer no evi- dence against them. His Lordship directed the Jury to find Gosney and Broadhent not guilty, which they did.-Mr. Milner then opened the indictment against Thomas Wilson, and Mr. Hardy stated the case. ...