... proreebings ill the Mull voltfe Court. FRIDAY, Nov. 27. Before 11r. TOTTIM and Mr. BOWDEN. STEALING Two SOVEREIGNS.-Mary lVilforcd was placed at the bar, charged with having stolen two sovereigns from a man who lived near Howden.-Mr. M'Manus applied for a remand to Tuesday, which was granted. .rSTEALINa TnowsErts.-John 4shlon was charged with stealing trowsers, the property of Edward P. Walker ...

... A calendar of the prisoners who have to take their trials at the Yorkshire Summer Assizes, commencing on the 1th inst., before the Hon. Sir Thos. Coltman, Knight, and the Hon. Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe, Kuight.-Sir T. A. C. Constable, Bart., High Sheriff. Robert Glossop, and William Maxfield, charged with having, in January last, maliciously wounded Charles Spencer, at Guisbro', with intent to ...

... vrocuconp in the Mull volfie court. SATURDAY. Charles Fowler was charged with stealing certain monies, the property of Mr. Fox, dealer in wines, spirits, &c.-Proseoutor deposed that on the 12th of' r November the prisoner called on him and asked him to send to Mr. Wright, of Hedon, two kegs of black beer, which were to be charged to Mr. Wright; and also to send to Mr. Horuby two kegs of black ...

... I r a NISI PRIIU~WEDNESDAY5 *itdui -I8.i V~J BO EULL AIOO SEL Bt RA~tAL*'Y (;JM'PAIY. - .~n -M15esra CkreselJ; Alexander eand Molttin, were forthe plehlntiff; Messes. Starkie, laioes,'anud lti~dyard: were for: the defendant3.: o - - ;: - - * ; tMt. Mrirttis having jopened the pleadings, MTr. ere awell said this was an notion brought Mr. Bell against the Hull arid Selby halway Company iW order ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, MONrDAY, JUNE 22. e t It being undeistood that the delinquent, Edward Oxford e Would take his trial this morning, the court was crowded bYpersons of distinction. 5 'he counsel for the prosecution were the Attorney- Ceneral, Sir F. Pollock, Mr. Adolphus, and Mr. Wight- c Ban; and for the prisoner Mr. Sydney Taylor, and Mr. s Bodkji1.1 Among those present were Mr. E. J. ...

... LATE ATROCIOUS ATTEMPT TO ASSINAE THLEQUREEN AND PRINCE (pron the TYimes of Tliursday, June II J they 'e aneof the ruffian .who has been guilty of this the r .Osattack is Edward OlfordA; hi& kddrless is No. 6, Ry \stItroeet h~s~qarad e is said to: -be a~servn eturi ouet-trfplce i His appearance is that of a Mechanic, from tweni oa Of year- of age, and rather be-lowv the middle height. Sol bst2 ...

... iproce0ings .in the 14ull Police i9ourt. I FRIDAY, Nov. 6. Before Messrs. TOTTIR, BOWDEN, and COOKMAN. STEALING MONEY.-JOn Arnderson was charged with stealing half-a-crown, the property of Ann llunah.-The prisoner, a little lad, had been sent on an errand, and was to have brought some change back, instead of doing so, however, he had bought some toys with it.-He was sentenced to three days' ...

... WEST-IiIDING RURAL POLICE. At a numerously attended meeting of magistrates on the 8th instarut. at the Pontefract Sessions, Lord Wharncliffe, chairman of the sessions, in the chair, it was unanimously agreed to postpone to September the consideration of the propriety of constituting a new constabulary force for the West-Riding, with the view of affording the rate-payers an opportunity ...

... I , - - The adjourned inquest on1 the above unfortunate woman was held last night at the Tally-Ho, in Bond-street. Mr. Huntington, surgeon, deposed that he had made a post mortem examination and analyzed the contents of the stomach, and the result was that lie found thirteen ounces of a fluid like tea, and upon inspecting the contents he discovered a portion of opium in a crude state, from ...

... vroccebings fll the oull volict crourt. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18, Before Messrs. BountNE and JALLAND. STRALING A COAT AND Two PAIRS OF BOOTS.-Nells Crisltlan Suhini it, charged yesterday with stealing a coat, was again placed at the bar, charged, in addition, with stealing two pairs of boots. The who:e of the things hehad sold to a man named John Slingsby, for 15S. Mr. STEAD conducted the ...

... 3roerbings itl the Iull police Toutrt. . FRIDAY, JULY 17. DiSORDERLIEs.-Jonailan 1Hall, Henry Plillipson, and John Glasby, for being drunk and disord rly, were each ordered to find two sureties in £5, themselves to be bound in a similar sum, to 4ti keep the peace for three months Several other persons' h charged with the same offence were discharged. .Charlotte P Slockdale, for indecent ...

... legal Intellfaence. GADIE CERTIFICATE.-The occupier of land may shoot or destroy rabbits without a game certificate; there is no penalty for shooting wild ducks without a certificate. LIABILITIES Or SHAREHOLDERS.-All shareholders in joint stock banks, are responsible for the liabilities of the bank; there can be no deed framed so as to exempt them from this responsibility. TITHE COMMUTATION. ...