... . HULL. POLIJCE COURT. SATURDWAY. Before Messrs. Thompson, Newmarcli, and Egginton. TILL ROBBING.-A young man, nasmed Johl.Jackson, VI was placed at the bar charged with stealing five shillings b from, the-till in the dram-shop of Mr. John Benson. It appeared that there had been a balle-d the house on Wednesday night, which was kept up tffl morning. The b prjeoner was one who was there, and ...

... THOMIAS DREWERY'S CASE. The following statement or facts relative to the unjust trans- portation of 3homas Drewery, formerly a druggist in this town, together with the original letters, bavebeen brought under the notice of the Home Secretary by our worthy representative, M. T. Baines;, Esq.:- dr ist was tried a Thomas Brewery, formerly of Hull, druggst, was trmiedga Wakefield Sessions botit ...

... l FRIDAY. b Before Messrs. Firbank and Gresham. c RoIsmBER BY PcssrIIs)TS.-Elizabeth Simpson and t Mary Watson, two of the frail ones, were placed in the t] dock on a charge of robbing a man named Samuel flat- p Swab, of a silver 'watacli4. The prosecutor, who is a fo- h reigh sailors tatedl tbat'ion the previous evening, while h coming - on ;ehohes b!et) the' two prisoners, who by h beantiful ...

... OXFORD CIRCUIT. (Before Mr. Justice COLERIDGE and a'.1 Justice ERLE.) Abingdon. ?? Thursday, July 8. ?? Saturday, July 10. ?? and City, Wednesday, July 14. ,. Stafford . Monday, July 19. 8Shrewsbury . , Saturday July 24. SHereford . ?? ?? Wednesday, July 28. ?? . ?? July 31. Gloucester and City ?? .. Wednesday, August 4, NORFOLK CIRCUIT. e (Beforc Mr. Baron ALDERSON and Mr. Justice PATrTsoie.) ...

... I HUL - :POIGE C R : HI U L L 0 P-0 L, I GI,; ..C, 0 U R rift SAUD Y. ' . jkN5.'-`A mnatsnamred Joseph:-Newl ove, 1who hadibean- th remanded.' WiS ?? .stealing' fou'r paiirs ?? hi stockings, thle property. of Rachel Sawney. ThI 1pro- * secttrix resides In the 'Potteryi, and ti-few days aga she, 4vi hung fdor pairs of stockings 16 dry it lier Vailk!'kitblien, ?? and shortly afterwards 'mnissed ...

... STAUTISTIC S . L'I CRIIME. r h eson t has f. Irnished, his second eontribhtion to tha statistids of crlie in' 11glaudn ?? during the years 183t to 1844. The results aro remarkable. Jt is now0 fully admintetdi that cdit-ic6 ie th' resilt'of certain definite causes,-operating on tho different sexes and ages, and in different districts, qccording-.to averageilaws, as deterinosate in their own ...

... I TI. I FRIDAY. Before Messrs. Henivood and:Firbank. ROBBERY IN A LODGING HO SE.-A young man named Thomas Corbut was charged with steeling a jacket and waistcoat, the property of Viliianr Hart. The prosecutor stated that on the previous evening before going to bed ble left his -jacket and waistcoat in the kitchen. Soon after he had gone to bed the prisoner came ins to lodge all night, but did ...

... |VEDNESOAT, Dr; .a0, (11efore hMr. Conniliissinnral BURGE.) IN iLl. CNIAIILES FOX, A B&NKRsaiol'.-Tbjs being the day appointed for the exainiation of ;lrs. I ?? ile wife of thc hankrupt, ft'i of 3TI. Bland, her surviving tirstee tinder a deed of gettlsn'ent, each of those orivnisbe appeased in aruisr to uscmsiso0ses obtainC, ,ii thle last court a.y, tard were aecor- sIUnd. by Sfr. DBsuseR, of ...

... IUJUL POLICE COURT. I FRIDAY. Before messrs. Firbank and Gresham. i .FTNG-Ari oldoffender named Fanny Cope- Sd ,O placed in the dock on a charge of stealing a land) he-se from the shop of Mrs. Escrill, in High- MD m tc' Escrill stated that on Wednesday, the pri- streent into her shop to buy some cheese, and after *graetm o shle said she would go land fetch her flour bl and would be back again ...

... FRIDAY. Before Messrs. Firbank and Gresham. A3SENT WITHOUT LEAVE.-William Young and Charles Coffin, two seamen belonging to the Margret, from Miramichi, m ere charged by Abraham Dixon, the master of that vessel, with absenting themselves with- cut leave. They had done this three times on the 16th and 18th November, and again on the 19th January. The first and second at Miramicha. and the last ...

... FOUR CHILDREN KILLED BY THEIR MOTHER. ATTEItBTED SUICIDE OF THE UNFORTUNATE WOMAN. BiamtiNanAm, SATURDAY NIGHT. - This town throughout tie day has been in a state of more than ordi. nary excitement, by the commission of the terribletcrime which heads this notice. The following are the facts just published in a third edition of the Journal:- It appears that about four or five months ago, a ...

... SATURDAY. Before Aid. Thompsoi and John Egginton, Esq. I SMUGGLINC.-J. S. Olden was charged by Air. Mae I -Donnell, tide-surveyor, With having 3& Ibs. of smuggled tobacco in his berth, on board a foreign vessel. Fined I 30s. Ad' UNRULY CABIN BoY.-Benjamin Parrott, master of the Gemini of this port, charged a young boy named Thomas Mc Garth, his apprentice, with disorderly con- duct, in coming ...