... I : I FRIDAY. Mary Wilson and Jane Shillito, both 34 years of age, was charged with stealing two half-sovereigns and one sovereign from the person of a labourer named Win. Cox, living at Swine, while in a house of ill-fame in Leadenhall-square, last night. The prosecutor being very drunk at the time could not give an accurate do'- cription of what had taken place, so the prisoners ryere ...

... KI{LI1L i 1C E CO RT. FRIDPAY. ?? IJohn Doniovan, r an4ed'ona ccBarg6 of stealing t eed, wr, comnujtte~. to prison for 'tW6n eOn4'days, dtheu,,t, go f9*,$ouryea tohe OCaAtlc'Howasd reormaib~ and iTagaA BOttkibtIuh,' bfoight' bp on a I ?? 1 chal'~ed. with ' 'ltii ring ~ appaiel *re. Io Gomtted,tho fo~rmer for. b ~o'l bbeletbei'four m'onth,. ',1Ahr~ra'stu charba~, y'pt'tli' '4vsdhargedl ...

... I ARCBS' CO1TMT- M~nw. ADUr 't -as .1 MUJi;,I~ONDAY1 APHM 20 (Before Sr J. Dodson.) Dsmisom t. D~ITOH .-Tlsis was the day ?? for the conmeneetment of the arguments in the ?? of Denison v. Dither; but, notwithstanding the notice, of it which have appeared in the public press, no littef interest did the public appear to take in the soblitt that on the cause being called on there were scarcel s ...

... I HULL BANKRUPTCY COURnr. I I - WEDNVESDAY, Fr3. 18, 1S57. (Before Mir. Commissioner AYmRTo.) Re Belton, of Lincoluihllre, moftister, last oxamilnations. Oil se the ?? of Mr. Shackles, jim, thle bankrupt's exariisia- d thin was aidjourned until the 1st of April next, thle bankrupt no Rhvigfiled his balances sheet. Re obrt ,Jaeksoss, jnn, hikeeper, of Lincoln. The bank rapt applied for his ...

... ISOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZESI LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26. (Before Mr Baron CIHANNELL and a 8pecuia Jury.) LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH, HULL, v. TRINITY-HOUSE, HULL. Mr WARREN, Q.C., and Mr P. THOMPSON appeared for the plaintiffs. Mr HUGH HILL, Q.C., Mr MILWABD, and Mr MEL- LISH for the defendants. This was an action brought for the recovery of upwards of £460, as a part of a private improvement rate ...

... cbe fouz l iasilcitt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, JUNE 26,1857. We give in another column the short- hand writer's notes of the case M'Turk v. Hull Local Board of Health, heard in the Court of Queen's Bench on Wednesday. It has been supposed by some persons that the judgment in this case seriously affects the decision in the ...

... THE CHARGE AGAINST MR I IS&AC BUTT, M.P. I _ FRIDAY. To~day Mr Prinsep tested tbe inaccuracy of the trans. I ltiou of the Amneer's letter, put in yesterday. The phrase- Son of Satan accursed)an otesaple Ito Mr Coffey by th Aeeer cotfirmed byplir Prins16P ; also the allegation that Mr Coffey was detain. ing him unnecessarily onl the ronte. Mr David Coffey, sofliitor', Duinillick-street, Dublin ...

... FRIDAY. William Robinson, a young man, was charged with stealing two plated liquor measures the property of Mr I Bainton, ofthe Victoria Hotel. Last night about six i o'clock the prisoner was at the Victoria tap drinking, when he was seen by two men to put two measures into his coat pocket and then walk out of the house. Information was given to the police, and prisoner was apprehended in the ...

... LINCOLN ASSIZES, I THE LATE RIOT AT GRIMSBY. Thomas Newby, painter, William Colley .Parke., yeoman, Wil.i1am Brown, joiner, George Woodcock pot- seller, John Anderson, fruitseller, Christopher Brown, shoemaker, Levi Chapman, mariner, John Brown: shoemaker, fhomas Genny, shoemaker, Philip Stocks, labourer, Goff Green, mariner, Robert Smith, mariner George Grayburts, mariner, George Green, ...

... ADJOURNED INQUJIRY ?? examination of John Iea1.'C Jones, who sad a charged with the murder of Hannah Bake'; wao resueds n on Thursday . Mr. G. Masefield denie that he brother of bad character and indi entd that be had a a. Joseph Plagetad deposed that wh Circueaetanoes. aentered the roo W ~~~en the Prisoe 0 entere the roo he was the first boner wh 0 Mr Masefield's drawer, and aap pe ° ho reahe ...

... I = HULL COuNTY-.COURT FRIDAY. JENEcausso v. GEoooccL-Hr. Greaves appeared tiff. This was an action brought to reeover £ money received by defendant on account of Defendant pleaded a set-off of £11 15s 7d charg Ing the monoy. From the evideuce of ?? a appoared that Mr- Grocock had called upon then near Skirlaugh, where they were then residing ai collect any debts they had owving to them'' ...

... I I FRIDAY. Hiszckslcy appeared to answer a charge of 1, re bundred and thirty saddles and other t ; lte property of Joseph Reynolds, saddler, ?? ! 9et-i Mr SEYMOUR prosece ted, and Mr sard Mr COss appeared for the prisoner.- t'S 2ecutor was examined, but admitted that pri. 1?rrk tbe goods aw-ay openly, and at the time set to thet, and also that the magistrate had : o comit the ?? Seymour ...