... BREACH OF PROMISE OF MAMRIAGE. e COURT OF EXCEHEQUER, SATURTDAX. e - t (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and a London Common I Jury.) l AND3REWS V. HUFF.-Mr. M. Chambers said the 1 parties in this case were in a respectable station of life, if and the watch would have been a suitable one. He was suie the Jury would say the defendant bad done an .f extremely cruel act, for after several years' ...

... HULL POLICE COURT . FRIDAY. Befroe Aressrs. Ald. Smith, T. Firbatik, and Gresham. that rOCKET-PICKING IN TlE MARvtET-t'LACE. - Two had reprohate-looking felloos, who gave the names of' Win. Johnson and George 1-lustgood Davison, were placed in the dock on suspicion of stealing l6s. 6d., which had 5 been foand inl their possession. Watson stated that hie Was Onl duty inl plain clothes in the ...

... CIO Uptill VA-curt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1854. Lady SNEERWELL, in the School for Scan. dal, says-after she had lost her own character she knew no pleasure in life equal to that of re- ducing others to the level of her own injured reputation ; and our local liberals seem to be very much of her opinion. Their own profligacy and hypocrisy have been thoroughly exposed, and ...

... 1 I -_ CRIM. CON.-HOPE V. AGCtA.DO. It was stated the other day that the plaintiff in this case was dead. This was a inistake, for the case came on again fer hearing in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. The first witness called was Ann Rance, who said I entered Mr. Hope's service in 1846, and remained there till 1843; sometime during 1846 Mrs. Hope went to Bavne; after l her return to the ...

... I The day for the openingof parliament having been formally fixed, it may be convenient that members and the public should know what notices of motion are already upon the books. The following is a transcript, completed up to the time of our going to press: Lord JORNgrir SELL..-.TO move an address to the crown humbly requesting that the country may be imuiediately saved. Lord JOHN RUSLELL.-TO ...

... HULL BANKRUPTY ORT. r ] WEDNESDAY, JiijEg 4, 1856. V (Before M3Wr.. Coz ner AvaTou.) t e Edwd. Rheanis Sanderson, of West Rlrknui Fey, seed-crusher, cortifieaite meeting and 'auditing of rry- snees acoomitst.., ?? Mr. Morlr~aud h l bn fassig- s nes' ~ MI rloaf,'Leeds, opposed the granting of the '.bankroptle . rb ifict. ?? Th Conm- Emissioner said wbile the bankrupt know that he was. rmaking ...

... The Easter Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the East- Riding of Yorkshire were commenced on Tuesday last. The following magistrates appeared on the bench: Charles William Strickland, Esq. (chairman), Lord Wenlock, General Marten, Rd. BothellR, Esq., Rev. John Blanshard, Robert Wylie, Esq., Benjamin Haworth, Esq., George Lege, E Esq., Rev. Geo. Wray, Robert Harrison, Esq., John Smith, Esq., E. ...

... I DEPLORABLE ASTE.i THE MORMONS IN BRADFORD., An exposure of the Mormon heresy in Bradford-in the course of which one of its great lights was igno ?? snuffed out-was made at Bradford court. house on Tuesday. Hannah Murgatroyd, a flaxen- hai*ed young woman, was summoned by Elizabeth Haigh, a darker specimen of feminine frailty, for having committed an assault upon her. The parties reside at ...

... I LA.W, POLICE, AND CRIME. i I REJECTECD EVIDENCE.-It may be' recollected that a e- Mr Evans obtained a verdict for £500 damages in an Gei action for criminal conversation against a Mr Robinson. ie The evidence adduced on the occasion was of an linusual character-thab of spica hired by an ?? Field. ?? of these witnesses bored a hole in a door, and ?N, deposed that through this hole she Saw the ...

... I FRIDAY. A WELL-KNOWN FEMALE OIFENDEn.-Sarah Ann Tacey, a girl of 16 years of age, who has been inti- mately acquainted with the police ever since she was 11 years of age, was brought before Mr. Travis, charged with picking pockets. This morning the prisoner was observed in the Market-place and was detected by Mrs. Amelia Green in the aob of pieking her pocket of a purse, containing 4s, 6d. ...

... I EAST-RIDING GENERAL QUARTER I EASTI SESSIONS. I- ea The Easf-Riding General Quarter Sessions commenced lo RsTueday last, at Beverley, before Richard Bethell, Esq., Of Rise, ehairman. , The following magistrates attended during the day Robert Wylie, Esq,' Rev. J. Blanshard, J. R. Pease, Esq., E. H. Reynard, Esq., J. C. Hudson, Esq., Rev. T. Clare, Rev. W. L. Palmes, B. Haworth, Esq., E. W. ...

... cas Saturday night an l inquest war held at the Horse of Sioe5, Ind, Billtricay, by Mths. C. C. LewisOaild a lsghcy etpectalsle ifry, 0th tnie body of Robert Bainborouglo a prisce olicer ofote Bihllericay district, vho Isad (lied from the effect of injutries received by him from a desperate Poacher of the same of William Wood, who sad on the wflt 2nst ict. beemsclusvieted by tise bench of ...