... FRIDAY. Before the M.ayor, Joseph Jones Esq., and Thomas .Firbank, Esq. SMUOGLING.-Joseph Elwin was charged with smug- ling. An officer of the Customs stated that last night, about half.past linc o'clock, he went on board the Alon- arch steamer from Antsverp, and found the prisoner with two pounds and a half of cigars concealed in his rockets and hat. Defendant, who is cook on board the ...

... I The General Quarter Sessions for this borough corn- menced on Tesday lst, befor MATTHEw TALB3OT h BAiNEas, REq. ?? R~ecorder,..s At ten o'clock the following gentlemen were sworn Lb upon the ~~GRAND JURY: th thl SAMUEL TALSO0T HASSELL, Merchlart, Wellington-place, ha Foreman; ra JOuN ALDER, Merchiant, Wright-street; JoHN ADDISONe, Draper, Market-place; ha JoHN AeTnor', Merchant, High-street ...

... I THE LAW OF DEBTiOI AND CREDITOR. ImPORIrANr DECISION. In the Law Times we find the following case TOOMEIn v. GINaCoLL.-Since the passing of 7 and 8 Victoria, e. 96, the final order only protects tile parson of the insolvent from process, and therefore such final order is no bar to an action brought against the in. solvent, This was an action of assumpsit. The defendant pleaded, that after ...

... AMILLINEIV'S BILI.-DISCLOSURES OF UNHAPPY CIRCUMSTANCES IN HIGH. LIFE, f, DEVY v. THlE MARQUIS OF CONYNGHAAM. This was an action for £303 8s. 4d. (less by £87 9e Ad., paid into court) for goods sold and delivered. The plaintiff is a milliner and dressmaker, residing in Lower v Grosvenor-street. In July, 1843, the Duchess of Rich. I moend, who has been a customerof the plaintifffor a long time, ...

... | I IN HiE THOMAS SUGER. Bankrunt had carried on the business of a corn mer- chant in Hull, since 1843. Ile had chiefly purchased coril in Lincoinshire, paying at Grimsby every fort- night, and at Barton every month. When he com- menced he had not a shilling of capital, save £50 worth of household furniture, but lie went on increasing the extent of his dealings until in the year commencing ...

... te FRIt)AY. 11 DiBfore Meseree. Cooekineees anid Fireabnk. a The only case of interest before the court this morning v was that of alleged murder by a young man named IIa- a] zard. The case was remanded till to-morrow, and the whole w of the evidence relating to It will be found published in ano- 81 ther column. fs SATURDAY. tt Before ?? Mayor, Mr. ThIompson, and Mr. Nacrnearch. Ons6raUCTINGe ...

... IMURDER OF A POLICEMAN NEARI I - LONDON. Dr (From FisTime o Monday.) nDAGEzriAm, SATURSDAY EVEwNTNS, JULYr 4,-A most atro- cious murder was committed in the course of last week at Dagenhamn, in the county of Essex. ig The following particulars collerted by the reporter on the n spot where the murder took place may be relied on as strictly llaccurate. ir Since the extenaion of the metropolitan ...

... I A. m- I r .. - .. _ _ - - - ?? - -- -_ _-~f - -4f ?? On Tuesday, the 16th ultimo, Frederick King, lacemaker, of New Lenton, being out of work, went with his wife and family to find employment in haymaking; when he was near to the Trent-side, a person, named Henry Cox, also of New Lenton, gave him a shilling to swim across the Trent and assist him (Cox) in finding a bag in an osier holt, not ...

... HULL OLICE CO FRIDAY. Before the 2ayor, Mr- Firbonk, and .11r Jo SMUGGLING.-A sailor nanied Joseph on as placed at the bar, when an officer af the ct named Jones said, Last night a little before eleen onm named observed the prisoner with two others on the old dock side; I asked if they bad got anything 51uggled about them, when the two that were ro away and made their escape. I then examined ...

... LIABILITIES OF INNKEEPERS. SIMoaIONDS v. RosrsoN.-This action, (tried in the Court I of Exchequer at Guildhall on Thursday) was brought to re- cover damages from an innkeeper for refusing to perform t certain duties of his calling. a On New Year's.day the plaintiff, a silversmith residing in Southampton.row, Russell-square, went to Kensington to dinner, with some ladies of his family. They ...

... HULL DISRiUCPTCy. OF BANK- I _- RUPRCY.I (Before Alit. ComSsSsosan, Buneao,) At the sittings, at Hull, on Wednesday, Mr Thoma8 Melton, the well-known landlord of one of the principal inns at Lincoln, the City Arms Hotel and Coaclig Establishment, came before the court on his first hearing. The bankrupt was supported by Mr. BELL, of this town, (who appeared for Mr. SAVJNDunsoN, of Leede, the ...

... CROWN COURT, MONDAY, JULY 20. The Hon. Sir J. T. COLIRIDGE came into Court at eleven o'clock in the morning, when the following were sworn on the GRAND JURY. SirJolan TaoLroVE, Bart., M.P., Foreman. Sir J. Nelthorpe, Bart, Ed. Wright, Esq. G. H. Packe, Esq. L. Uppleby, Esq. G. r. Heneage, Esq. T. J. Dixon, Esq. W. A. Jehoson, Esq. J. Goulden, Esq. C. Hi. J. Mundy, Eeq. C. Fardell, Ese. C. B. ...