... I LICE P.. LAN! To fthe Editor of the Hull Paclket. 'o, Slr,-I might, with some justice, have pleaded to port that sra. lionourable courtesy which Turllius Aufidius gave to Coriola.. Flt, 9u in his nmisfortunes; Yet, as some mnight consider this as :ewalking oli stilts, I ask, in sobler English, an actoof necessary j ustice to mtyself' and the town. inYour readers are already enlightened by a ...

... ALLEGED MISREPRESENT1ATION, Or THE PACKET.I O.' On Saturday, before the commencement of the eil Police business, Mr. Parker addressed the spectators- IN comprising a large proportion of the 1unwashed- reandi halt a dozenpolicemen, to the following effect: - Mr. PAulRcatI saw a paragraph in the Pack-et of Friday Wherein I think my character is impropry relce pn al not that 1 care 0ne ...

... OUTRAGE ON THE STATUE OF WILLIAM III. I AT DUBLIN. I It seems that some miscreants, for the purpose of exhibiting their enmity to the cause of civil liberty and Protestantism, have by means of gunpowder, blown down and mutilated the statue of King William, in College Green, Dublin. The followingaccount is given of the transaction, in Saunders' News Letter, of Friday morning last:-- A few ...

... I HIULL EASTM QUA TTER SESSIONS.; onto- uss -e FRi:bAY, MARCrt8; :Fli~abelh llobinso (30), chlarged vith having, on the 9th of January, at Trippett, stolen one leg of muttoln, the property of Ed ward Frerman-Seven years transportation. lRohert JHenderson; (IC), chlarged sfith having, on the 14th JanuaIry, stolel one pair O trousers, tbe property of william iVilianl Ropaer (21), charged w.itlh ...

... POLTiEl COURT -FEIES The tnagistrate.~ -. -- ;S I wadg srtsin attendance at tePlc or on Monday ere the Ma he Poice Court manOand L le MMyor, essrs. Parker, Cqo. thn anoLicte rPe Before the c' teoicbustiness a convestir ommetnecement of' the Mayor aendtiontook plato between athen Mayornd Mr. Daniel Taylor, ctu officer who Sted pn the `magistrates 1n the poic cor,)o Which the followin isot ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-FaiDAV, Nov. 2& IN THIE MATTER OF THE LUDLOWtCHARITY.-OBID3R FORTHEBCOlMlITTAL OFLEOHtSHERtB£HARtLTO ESQ. MI.P., FOR CONTEMPT OF COURTr. The Lord Chancellor hlaving appointed to-day for finally deciding the case relating to Mr. Chariton sending a threatening letter to Master Brougham, long before the regular hour of business, the court and all the passages adjoining were ...

... I yorhobire t mrner 2Roito. I SATURDAY, JULY 9, 18I36. of The Summer Assizes for .the County of York com- msenced this day, before the Right Honourable Sir MrjAESt' PARKE. Knight, one of the Barons of His 11MjsysCourt of Extchequer, and the Hononrablb Sir StJoHNs TAYLOR COLMI)GE, Knight, one of the Judges of His Majesty's Court of King's lBench. The High Sheriff, NICiHOLAS EDss.rUnD YARBUnGir, ...

... I Yorfiobirt summer nootgo. I Om )h CROWN COURT-WEVDNESDAY, JULY 13. ted (Before Mr. Jwtuice Colericige.) tie- JOHN DEWIIIRST (68), and JOHN CROMTACK (46), satd charged wiih having in their possession, at Leeds, on the 10th hat of June last, a quantity of base anti counterfeit coin, with r.intent feloniously, to utter the same. Pleaded guilty. r. GEORGE COLLEY 136), charged with having bren ...

... IANISH .CLAIMS.: Memorial of British Claimants for Losses .of Ships and Cargoes in tihe Ports. and Close Ses. of Denmark, in the year 1807, addressed to the Treasury on the 2nd of August, 1836.- This Memorial was an appeal to their Lordships, asking for that equitable consideration of their case which the' Chancellor of the Exchequer promised to the Deputation, headed by Mr. HUme, on the 13th ...

... COURT OF VtNIRE. I j On Monday, a Court of Venire was held at the Court he House, before J. C. Parker, Esq. Mayor, JOHN EGzN-. T Esq. Sheriff, and R. C. HILDYAnl;, Esq. Deputy 'of Recorder. The folloowing causes were tried. Jackson v. Grocock. at his as a case, in which the plaintiff, who a short In:time kept the Spa-Bone ;public-hiouse, in .Scale-lane, be brought his' action to recover the ...

... HULL SESSI-ONS. X 'TheGeneral'Qdafter Sessionsof the' Peace, for the Topn and County of the Towvb of Kinjston-upon-tllull, -conrdmenced.Yesterday at'the Court-House, betore R. C. rHiryard, Es) Dephty Recordei-. The followvin- ma- 'gi~sttites 'were preseht daring'the Sessions -.W. Hail, ,C. Bolt6n;H hornpson, A; Terry, R Raikes, C. Whit: aker, F. Hall ,J. Barkworth, T. B. Locke';'and E.'Gibson ...

... EAST AIDING SESSIONS. | The M0?DAYD ANVAlRYA, 1936. Tbe General Quarter sessions. of the Peace for the' East Riding of 'tn&ountY of York, were held this Bdy, at the Saiiloons House, Bevirley. The tgistrates were engaged in the transaqctionn of private husiness in their own room till one o'cloek, when *hey commenced heaijing appeals and cases not requirlng tbeattendance of a juryinepen rourt : ...