... MULRDER NEAR HOLKHAM, IN NORFOLK. I WELLs.NEXT-TtHE-SEA, SUNDAY NIGHT.-Noifolk has gained, and is likely to retain, an unenviable noto- riety for crimes of the deepest dye. Scarcely has the excitement consequent on the recent discovery of ?? roanremains in the neighbourhood of Norwich subsided, VI than the news of a cold-blooded murder, perpetrated at tc mid-day near the seat of the Earl of ...

... I I EXECUTION OF, LEVI' HARWOOD AND SAMUEL JONES. On Tuesday morning, the two men who were con- at victed at the last assizes at Kingston, of being con- at nected with the murder of the Rev. George Holiest, at Frimley, suffered death in front of Horsemonger-lane be Gaol. It is calculated that there were between 7,000 and fo 8,000 persons present. At eight o'clock was heard the first solemn ...

... HULL POLIC E COURIT. FRIDAY. Before Messr&. Smith and Gresham. STEALING SASit LINE.-Thomnas Knapp, a young man about 19 years of age, was charged with having stolen a quantity of sash line, the property of Mr. Laybourne, of Alfred-street, Pottery. Last night, a short time previous to the robbery, the prisoner was observed near the prosecutor's shop, which is occupied for the sale of the above ...

... i ?? FRIDAY. Before Messrs. Gresham, Smith, and Thompson. MAN AND WIFE.-Thomas Barker, a middle-aged man, was charged by his wife, Mrs. Barker, with having assaulted her. The complainant stated that while in bed on Tuesday week last the defendant went up to her, and struck her several times. Shortly after this had occurred she asked him if he would assist her in some business which she had to ...

... !I4.LL POLICE1 COJ 1a l. FRIDAY. 'No case of interest occurred at this court to day. SATURDAY. -Bfore Aid. Gresbartf, Aid. Smith, and Jns. Henwood, Esq. Henry Wilson was charged wvith stealing fourteen fishbaskets, the property of John Moseles. The prosecutor 's foreman stated that yesterday meora- ing as he was going to work at his master's shop, in Fetter-lane, lie found the prisoner ...

... H ULL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. (Before the Minor, Aid. Blyth, and Aid. Gresbam.) THROWING STONEs.-The Rev. Michael Trappes, Roman Catholic priest, appeared before the magistrates to complain of a nuisance to which the scholars of the Canning-street schools had lately been subjected. It seems that the boys, on leaving the schools, were attacked by a number of mischievous urchins, who threw stones ...

... In the Common Pleas, on the 16th instant, an action was brought by Mary Ann Disdale, the plaintiff, for a breach of promise of marriage against Ambrose Buckingham, the defendant. The damages were laid at £200. Mr. Sorjscant Shea and Mr. Joseph Brown appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Macauley, Q.C., for the defendant. It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff and the defendant in 1847 ...

... EXTRAORDlNAUY AFFAIR IN THE HOME OFFICE. I We copy the following extraordinary statement from the Mornieg Advertiser. About the facts contained in this statenment we believe no doubt whatever exists:- We learn, with some surprise, and more pleasure that on the customary application being recently made to the noble lord the Secretary for the Home Depart- ment, for the usual Queen's Letter, ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, JAN. 19. (Sittings in Banco, before Lord CAMPBELL and Justices COLBRIDGE, WIGHTMAN, and CROMPTON.) DENTON v. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY cobl;ANY. This was a specil case stated for the opinion of this court on the suggestion of the judge of the Clerkenwell Counlty Coulrt. The plaintjsded the Great Northern R'ail way Company to recover the slan of !5 lOs., either as ...

... HUL C LA a: P.ObL ICi U. u u uI . BSATURDAY. Oimp Miss Barker, daughterof Mr. R. Barker, baker, Myton- J gate, charged a boy, named Isaac Watts, with obtain- ber ding a loaf of bread onr Thursday 'morning last, under the whi -pretence thati it was for Mr.; Rlbert Lundy, tobacco coo manufacturer, No. 60, in' the same street, and directly ten opposite. 'On receiving the loaf he went into Mr. ...

... I 'UULL POLiCE COURT. I FRIDAY. On anm RIVALn BDcoKEs.-dlr. Job Brunsbrom, shipbroker, wae was suneroned for anoa.sault upon Jamses Cooper, clerk dia to Mr. Lundgren, another shipbroker of Hull ?? MMA: Stead appeared for comsplainant, and Mr. Lowe (from Mr. he0 Moss's office) foildefen~dsft ?? Wednesday last com- any plainsnt 'eas ordered to go to defendant's office by Mr. end Lundgron, and ...

... The General Quarter Sessions for the East- Riding took at place at Beverley, on Tuesday, before Charles Strick- D laud, Esq., chairman, Lord Wenlock, Rd. Bethell, kr Esq., B. H-aworth, Esq., J. Smith, Esq., E. H., Rey- nard, Esq., R. Raikes Esq.,- Rev. EE. Kitchingmian, o' Rev. G. Wray, Rev. J. D. B~laucliard, Rev. T. 0. ?? Morris,T. C. Constable, E&q., and. E. W. Smith, Ezq. Pi The following ...