... jRroccebi.no$ ill the 34ull volict Q?Ollrt- SATURDAY, FEn. 5. I Before the MAYOR, Mr. EGGINTON, and Mr. NEWMARC11. STEALING A TICKET FOR THE THEATRE.-Frederic Medd, errand-boy to Mr. W. Stephenson, was put to the bar on this charge Complainant said, that on Thurs- day last, the prisoner had taken a gallery ticket for the Theatre, and had used it on Friday evening. From know- . ing the ...

... . - I I . . .?:j . I I '.. C?gfp 11 0 ? Intel ligence. t HULL FPIPHANY QUARTER, SESSIONS. e . FRIDAY, DEcEMBEa 31. Before MATTHEW TALBOT BIASEs, Esq., Reeorder. The court was opened at nine o'clock this mioridng.- t STEALING A WATCHg &C.-John Browzn, othervise. a John Bastoe, i'ias -chfaged with stealiligna' silver watch, Y fiv'e sovereigns, six knives, twelve pair of braces, and three s ...

... a TUESDAY, NovpDmsra 29. c Before MIlessrs. Barkworth, Coeknman, Firbank, and 1 Thompson. e IsirOPITANT MARITIME QUESTION-MA.JORi v. HUNTER. -This was a case in which the defendant, Edward Hunter, - raster of the ship New Brunswick, appeared on summons of the Court, to sbew cause why he refused to pay the V claimant, Major, and nine other seamen of his crew, their wages in full, for a voyage ...

... Irotetbinp in the oull Po3l1ire CSourt. -1 sA.. .. .. I . FRIDAY, JAN. 14. no Present-The MAYOR, Messrs. BEADLE, BLYTH, sai and FIsBANK. lie Shoe-LIFTiNG.-An elegantly dressed female called ral Mary/ FMssey, was placed at the bar on a charge ofstealing thb a pair of silk and worsted cuffs W. M. Brown was bu sworn, and said'he was in the employ of Messrs. E. and G. Viccars, hosiers ...

... -VostDbire hummer assies CROWN COURT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. SPECIAL COMMISSION. The lion. Mr. WOerTLEY, Q.C., rose to make an appli. cation founded upon an affidavit which he held in his hand. The affidlavit was made by Mr. .lcule, the Solicitor to the Treasury, and the learned gentleman's motion was, that the several prisoners who had been committed to York Castle since the opening of the ...

... DEATH AT WAKEFIELD AND RUNIOUR OF M URDER. s Considesable excitement prevailed on Sunda.y nrrnhi:g lie and during the dity, in the Kirkgate, respecting thc death b of Thomas Thickrah, who, it was generally reporecd. had. re been beaten by h's wvife with a poker, about thc head, nnd ill thela thrown down stairs. In cciequelnee of the prevaiinig re reeling, the coroner, Thomas Lec, Esq., felt it ...

... Iegal Intullignic. NEW JUDGE.-Mr. Cresswell is appointed to succeed Mr. Justice Bosanquet: this makes nine out of the fifteen judges taken from the Northern Circuit, viz., Chief Baron Abinger, Chief Justice Tindal, Baron Parke, Baron Alder. son, Justice Patteson, Justice Williams, Justice Coltman, Justice Wightman, and Justice Cresswell. NEW QUEEN'S COUNSEL.-In the Court of Chancery on ...

... in the mull police Court. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. Before the Mayor, Messrs. Firbaok and Tollie. DETAINED WATC n.-CaLlerine May, under remand for the sue. picious possession of a watch, was diseltarged on condition of leaving the town. . .M5r. M'Manus stated, that, In reply to the police circular, a letter had been received from York; that the watch had been sold by Wells and Co., in 1834, to a ...

... e FIiIDAY, MAY 20. n Before Me Mayor, Messrs. Beadle, Firbante, and Tollie. d SEAMEN'S WAoas.-Doyle Custins, the master of a vessel from ,. London, appeared to answer the summons of Robert Cuthberton S and John Williamson, two of his crew, for balances of wages allegedto be due; and to which he objected, that they had for l, feited their arrears by leaving the ship before she was moored, a on ...

... procefbing in tbe _uiA Polce QJ ottrt. sure FRIDAY, MAY 27. i 9sa BeoeiseMyr Messrs. Beadle, Blytls, CsooA an. and rirhsk d tone,, 1 he ASSAULT. AND WILIFUL DAM&Gs.- W~illiain Dou~glass was p Isv.charged with these offenees~ Elizzab~eh W~ilson said, the As soeprsonenrthrew something at herclsasaber window, aridonherself C, the and lodger,,Anu Barlcforth, lookling out to call the police, lie ...

... ry FRIDAY, DaceMBER 9. k. Present-ThalMayor. a. SUsPICtOUS 0CflARACTER.-.4fexatider Henderson, was charged II$ under suspicion of being concerned in a robbery in Ireland. An Of advertisement having appeared hi the Police Gazette stating that ild a yon man named William Henry, had robbed his master SMr. to 0O'Leargymof ;£IO in silver, on the 30th ultimto, and afterwards absconded, The ...

... . . ltqiil ? IntflUgme. LEGAL C;l.NBcrs.-The unexpected death of Sir John Cross has catised an alteration in the Court of Review, which was much wanted. It has been decided that no ise judge is to be appointed to that court,but that the busincss of the Court 6f Review shall in future be beard before Vice (haocellor Sir J. Knight Bruce, who was sworn in as a judge in bankruptcy on Friday last. ...