... I I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Egginton. FELONY FROM THE PEssoN.-Rebeeca Cane, Wnm. Makin, and Wm. Orton, who were remanded on Tllars- day for robbing a man named Staves of 20s. on Wednes- day evening, were again brought up for examination, along with another woman named Mary O'Brien. The prisoners having no witnesses to prove that they were not present at the time of the robbery, ...

... I HULl POLIC E COURT. M OND AY. Before Messrs. Blundell and Blyth. FELONY BY A PROSTITUTE-.A girl of the town naried Catharine Abbey was charged by a navvy named Edward Twigg with stealing 8s. from him. He stated that shortly afner 12 o'clock ?? night I he was coming out of the King William pubtiarhouse, in .Trundle-street, by the bace wry, into a passage, when the prisoner stopped him, and ...

... I i CROWN COURT, THURtSDAY, March 20. SENTENCES. Mr. Justice Wiglitman passed sentence oil the following prisoniers:- Joseph Brewer, T2'oimas Dillon, ?? IWaiest, Jo/n Kitcfilssgimna, Garrell Dloore, T'htomsas Collins, Hobaert Syces, and Joan Bearonont, who had all been convicted of robbery, with violence, were placed at the bar, wien. Mr. Justice WIHoSTOSAN said, that after a ruost anxious ...

... FRIDAY, Ssr ?? 22nd. Beifere the Mayor, and .1r. Xrbonk. SBMooGLIso.-Nicholas Buggy, mate of the Loulist, was fined fifteen shillings for having in his possession one pound of tobacco which had net paid ?? default of payment to be committed for seven days. Elias Jameron, a seaman in the Josephine. pleaded guilty to smuggling twelve pounds of tobacco, and was fined T100.-1a default of payment ...

... EAST RIADING MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Sessions for the East Riding of this a' county, commenced on Tuesday morning last, in the fe Court-house, Beverley, before Il. BETLELL, Esq., and the following bench of magistrates:- ua , Rev. JOIN BLANCHARD, Middleton; at DAVID BURTON, Esq., Cherry BurtonS ROBERT WYLIs, Esq, Beverley; p EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH, Rsq., Routh; p CHARLES WILLIAM ...

... IHU.tL JPOLICE. CCOU RT, ,I SATURDAY, BeforeM Thopseon. The master of a fishing' boat, named JTosiepA .ficlols, was summoned by one of. his late crew, a 'young tian named Thomas Bvans, who glaimed £2 6s. 8d,, being three weeks wages' at 1is. a week,. and 4s. 8d., the balance of the preceding week. Nichols being at sea; appcared by a proxy, an his representative alleged that he knew the ...

... PRACTICAL LAW POINTs i Belecteddrom1'CorreSpondeuce of the Jtatk, of the Peace. mB&ASTARDS-.AM0JNT OF' SUMSf To BE ORDElRED. Will y;ou.be krind enough to lnformi mne the extremec sum which the father Of anl. illegitimate child can be ordered to pay to-l w vards iti maintenance, end under what statute. Q..V. , ii ^ ?? ~~ANswsa.: y stattes now in existence under which an order of I filiation can ...

... DISCLOSURE OF TWO MURDERS AT I I - BARNARD-CASTLE. I fit the early part of August, 1845, a young man named Yates, a tailor, and a girl with whom he was acquainted, of the name of Raine, were missed, and no tidings could be heard of either of them until nearly a fortnight after, when their bodies were found in the river Tees. On Monday morning, last week, a young female, 21 or 22 years of age, ...

... SUSPECTED MURDER AND} I --ATTEMPTED SUICIDE._ THE, ADJOURNED INQUEST, The adjourned inquest on the illegitimate child of MU~ Flizabeth Jeffery was held at the Town-hall on Saturday CI morning last at ten o'clock. The first witness called was Geo. Lowther, surgeon, who deposed that he had made a post mortem examination of the infant, in pursuance of the order of the coroner, on Wednesday last, ...

... T H E B E R M O-vzE y M U R DI~ A I. ITHE BERLWONDZSEY MUR6.DER. I ,Ott the arrival of Manning, in the custody of the dietetive 9tllcers on Friday night from Southalmlptpn., he ?? tvrou.'hbt over to the statioii-houso at'the rear of thb ?? ao crodrt in -a Lab. The prisonsar-~iwa tilc chiarged by Irepjfbwi~nr Uay'ds ,ith being tonicernleO in) thei murder of Patrick' O'C0ornmiitijoio ThursdaY, ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. Before ldc Mayor, and Messrs. Beadle and F1irbunk. SAIUGoeLIoS.-JTohn Jones, captain of the brig John, of Pwilhell, was placed at the bar on a charge of smuggling-Mr. M'Donnell, of the Customs, stated that, on the 30th of July, le went on board the above vessel, which had just arrived from Hiamburgh, and made a Seizure of six pounds of tobacco. The captain in- formeud him he ...

... CORONER'S INQUEST.-FATAL PIIESCRIPTION. On Wednesday ?? nine o'clokc, Mr. Wakley and the jury jimpunelled to livestigate the death of Mliss Sarah B, Collyer, aged *22, the yonng lady alleged to have died from the eff cis of all unaulboi i ed mnedicite prescribed for ter by Dr. Cronin, re-assemnbled at the Wheutshtear. lligh-street, Camden Town, further to pr secute their inquiry. Dr. Cro- miu ...