... . 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 ...

... Hkr Majesty's Birth-day.—The Queen held a • ■rawing room, on Thursday afternoon, in St. James's Palace, in celebration of her Majesty's birth-day. The reception was the most brilliant this season. The doors of the Palace were opened one o'clock, and the company continued setting down without the slightest intermission lor about two hour?, and filled the suite of state saloons. The Queen wore ...

... ST. KLKN'S. i A Man Dsowhbd whilst Bathibg is Canal.—On Saturday last, an inquest was held at the house or Mr William Birchall, Raven Inn. before John Ileyes, Esq., coroncr, on ...

... Satbkdat, Jcxk 12. LIVERPOOL, ST. BIRK'HEAD. Wednksdaj* Saturday. Saturday. J f *• d. 8. d g. d. s. d. s. d. Be«r, per lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mutton „ 7„ 0 9 08 „09 07 ~08 Ve ...

... I>R. ORATORIO KLIJAJI. Many of our readers will remember the triumphant production >r. Memlelsshon's great work, St. Paul, at the last Liverpool festival; this masterly ...

... iILRDKR OF AN Infant.—On Tuesday morning thi body or a fui - Town male child, inclosed in a box, wa fnund ly.ntf undrr the wall ot St. Mary's parish cemeterv I he body wa ...

... 18 10 tho week, wturns of the Bank of England published on Friday, amount or notes in aetual circulation the week eudlng Saturday, May 29, including seven days' and ' £*9,428,841, a d ...

... are victimised to enormous deg'ee, and the paucity of police* men in the enviro ...

... ,cid ® hanging himaelf. The deceased had been drinking hard for several weeks. —On Tues ...

... Half-past Four o'clock, Thursday, April 29, 1847. The following are the latent transactions: -Birmingham ar.d Dudley, 5 pm.; Birmingham and Oxford Junction, 7« pm.; Chester an ...

... has recommended galvanism to him ; and Mr. Halse, the eminent medical galvanist, has the honour of atteuding on his lordship for that purpose. COMMITTED TO THE NEW PRISON, DEVIZES.— James Wells, for two months, for having assaulted and beat Sander Wilson, master of the workhouse at Devizes—Wm. Dennis, John Brown, and Henry Rawling, for two months for vagrancy at Figheldean—Samuel Cotterill, ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. EXCHANGE-COURT OFFICE. ITh, ToHE BURGLARY AT M'BmNiEY AND COMPANY'S.- house1 Yesterday James Ward was brought up charged with 'I being concerned in the burglary and robbery which! Tho took place in the above house. It appeared from the evi- Capta dence of Constable Redmond that on Tuseduy evening he Wisdc went to a house in Fleece-alley, where he saw the prisoner Mangi ...