... A woman is now imprisoned in Bridgewater gaol, charged with being the destroyer of several of her nearest relations, including her owa daughter, her hus- band, her mother, and her brother I Her name is Sarah Freeman. She is the daughter of poor parents residing at the hamlet of Shapwick, about eight or nine miles from Bridgewater. She is 28 years of age, and is the widow of Henry Freeman, a ...

... node-I tood MANSION.HU~tSE, SATURDAY, APRIL 20. Ight. Before Jiessrs. T/tompij,.Wk, idnson, .Eggiulou, and Aleiwinarch, the BETTER hiAvE A Pr.otion roiNG THAN Two CnI.. i dbe U4t,nu._'-'ro truth of this old saying was verified in the caiet ore f a ?? ,kmuril, who wans in the tistof disorderlles. Illief Ho had tbeent oarried a twrelcomonth, and his wife hadl borile I thle hire a child, tyliajls ...

... , HUL:LT0POLJI)E O U RT. t~ ii ' - ?? . FA I :1 4( r a, n A, &; 0l :ii 1 ?? £0kriL ,lcplu `undbr u VI mies~ing were depos a bib~ ~ or ,T *led t*ZilfldTJ - if'a~heet~ip--g 6c iu hra t~hliitdl jpiB tnef d z ~lild'COjiu ebrn'',itiic.itl Li! Wc dteloe1 rltsif fitti'i l sbu iif ' :Yt~teiid iib~ owicito stli IO , l. 1WWAW kl- dtd t ikp ttS; rh i orU tid t ?? ie~ of ia dlrrl$aefliv''t.-*I ted w e ...

... Gast=Wbing Gpipbanp I?brssjons. if BI£EVERLEY, TUESDAY, JAN. 5. di Before RocT.rnD BETHELL, Esq., M.P., chairman; and a the following magistrates:-Edward Ker, Esq., B. Ha- it worth, Esq., Robert Wylie, Esq., Rev. John Blanchard, .Win. Frogatt Bethell, Esq., Win. D. T. Duesbury, Esq., d Henry Broadley, Esq., M.P., Rev. J. Dobson, Rev. W. R. y Gilby, Rev. George Wray, Rev. C. Sykes, J. K. Watson ...

... WI.EE KY- (CONPEIDIU. 'THE.,COURT, *C. Her0ajesty, aiad hbr Rtoyal (oneorttook their accus' toe *al alk on Susiday. . Sir- obprt P ..elihad' ani audienice of theb Queean 6o Sturday. The, Queen aii4 Prince. Aibert, the Ditehess-of 15Yn, the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, anid the'domestice house. badsitede Dile service on Sunday, in Ihe' ?? chapel' at Buckiaghani~Palace. The seimon was ...

... HlULL POLICE COURT. '65t FRIDAY: h Before the Mayor and Mr. Cookesah. til Ayoung man, named Frederi ck Fuller, charged with to having in his possession a coat, stolen from Beverley, t was remanded to that town. a Joseph Fillingham, charged with knocig don i wife, Jenma Fillingham, three times, was ordered to E find s1,ureties in £20 for three months. Hi .B'~ore he MyorSATURDAY,a Befre heMayrMr ...

... SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Coohrman. A FOREIGN SMUGGLER. - Jeans Vamkes, a foreign seamlan,-the same who yesterday was fined 30s. and costs, for endeavouring to carry ashore some tobacco, was to-day brought tip, charged with having concealed in his berth, on board ship, eleven ponuds of cigars, liable to the Customs' duty. ?? was remanded until Tuesday. ASSAULT.-Christian Sargenson, ...

... i M. R. 7RUYNOLDS, Esq., the Chief Commissioner, opened Ilis-scourt at the Sessions l1), on Wednesaiy, for the relief of insolvent debtors. BEtNJAMINr BUlnRELL and WILLIAtMI SoMsBrY were ordered to be discharged forthwith. IMPORTANT BEVERLEY CASE. TINDALL SUJGGITT, innkeeper and wheelwright, of ]Beverley, was opposed by Mr. Dowse, on the part of Mr. Jas. Auwld iRobinson, who was described as ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. I SATURDAY. Before the Mayor and Messrs. Thompson and llenwood. ItMPORTANT TO SI3AMEN.-A. seaman helonging to the Lisa Rumney, lately wrecked off the IsleofWight, sutmmoned Mr. Thos. Croft, one of the owners, for a sum of £5, being abalance of wvages which he alleged were due to him. Mr. Hind appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Preston for the defendant. It appears by the ...

... I TO THE EDITOR' OF THE l1HtLL PACKET.- Bnt,-In the Hull Adierdise of the 16th rinst. ISa 1eadln article on the subject of the Navigation Laws,'4 whicha several remarks, which, if not-refuted, may be thougsht by the 'public to be true and unanswerable.' ~ Seeba~ihoveve, atbW e, to, say, is~ not the case, for without charging tle,edit~qe.p that journal with wilful f'alsohood, he'lhas ...

... % Yesterday, according to previous announcerentn, Mr. Austin, Assistant Poor-law Commissioner for this dIeItrict, and Mr. Doyle, his newly appointed colleague, commenced an Inquiry in the workhouse relative to certain matters in connectionywith recently erected and newly projected additions to that building, complained of In a memorial signed by a number of respectable inhabitants of ...

... AN ANALYSIS OF A BILL TOI ESTABLISH A POWER OF APPEAL IN CRIMINAL C OASES. I (BROUdHT INTO THE IHOUSE 00' COMMOSS Bay mr. EWAST, 0IR. AGLIONET, AND LORD NUGEN5T.) Prearable-That it is erpedient to reoviude an A.ppeal io certain Criminal Cases: Section 1.-That any defendant found guilty by any jury may move any one of the courts of Westminster for a rule rnioi for a new trial ; or to enter ...