... HULL COUNTY COURT-FRIDAY. Ir - I I - - _ _, _ iS, (Before S. SHEPHERD, Esq., Q.C., Deputy Judge,) ae WHEATLEY AND BENTLEY T. WATTS.- Mr A. R. Rollit (RoUit and Son) for the plaintiffs, who are ale re and porter merchants, Hessle-road. They sued the I defendant, who is a publican, at Hull, for £16 4s 9d, to for ale and porter supplied, and the value of bottles.- Defendant adnoitted receiving ...

... H U Pa 1OITT CE' COUR T. I INO-NDAY.I S31UGGLTN'G. -- R~obert Thomnpson, aweli-'-1 yon oin, lin i, was charged wth srnueavling on b, Aiste~r (s~,fot H inbrg, a ?? of Cigars, vrine £1 (s 3dct w pchri-soner had iticete~fd in tire teat-box in a very ing~enious manner. Finled £~3 8so 9d--A tahir ( Ine Thomas Gill, and a Seamanr, inamed Henry 'rand, wee ct charged wvith srnuigghng 4orz, cigars anti ...

... LAW &ND CRI M. A daring Wbery was committed at the Warwick Station, n the Great *Western line, on Thursday, last week. While the booking clerk wivas busily engaged booking passengers to Birmingham by the 6 2 p.m. train, some person entered the office and abstracted the cash-box, containing upwards of At Bow street Police Court, on Saturday, Mr Stinison, late secretary to the London district ...

... TgIE TQII D TR&E I t- &t ittae'SouhtlL Lneshfreassises on Friday, before' V Air.tistice iLush, the trial oWetherhin, the.'' gri T~dmorden murderer, teok place. The interest oP which this remarkable case has excited was mani. jeated in, the crowded state of the court and its approaches. 'The death of the Rev. Mr. Plow| vI( against whom the prisoneri-in the first instance I directed ,iis ...

... EXTRIORDINARY DILVORCE CABE. _ | On Friday and Saturday, last week, the Court of Divorce was occupied with tJ caseof 'Davies v. Davies (clerk in holy orders). Dr. Spinks, Q.C.,t und Dr. Middleton for the plaintiff; M-Ir. Searlo for the respondent. The petitioner, Mrs. ,Einmeli]e.] Davies, wife of the Rev. Bernard Davies, and formerly a Miss Hemmi'ngway, was married by the respondent at ...

... - ?? TOEXTIZAORDINA~tY DERBYSHIRE POISOIN G CASE. I The inquiry into the d(eaths 'of oseph and Martha 'ToAnninsonf by being po',soned by 'arsenic, was resumed o y,.jridsyat AIfreton, oefore iMWrCoronerBusby. Mlr. smith appeared for the til Elizabeth Wheeldon 'VWho is at present m custody on suspicion of having poisoned the two children.. irofessor Taylor was not Pgain presents his evidence ...

... I c I SATURDAY. TRIAL OF TIHE THORNCLIFFE RIOTERS. ich. The trial of the 23 miners who are charged with seir beiog concerned in the riots in the South Yorkshire nys F0al district was commenced on Saturday morning, it the Crown Court, before Mr Justice Montague Bill Smith. The prisoners were arraigned together, but ,ted have been tried in batches, that being thought the ime least complicated ...

... 1 - THERIS are many ways by which a man may be slauightered. He may be sent to join the great majo'rity ina few seconds, hours, or days. From a human standpoint, one woild prefer, if the dreadful crime is to be considered necessary, that. the first-named space of time was occupied in being transmitted to immortality. , Poor ROWBOTaAE, the Hull shlerl~.d, was~neitiher slaughtered in a few ...

... 110 Ifat1c i 1lN2i4AjUt ?? my i vwv fe acil PRESENTATION TO MR. SERGEANT WILKINS. lordi We copy the subjoined report (not having received an wit] intimation to attend the festivity), from the Albion of of it ?? Saturday Mr. Ramshay entertained a Carl party of gentlemen to dinner in the court over which lie pres presides as judge. The note of invitation stated that the the anquet was in ...

... f FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. SC Sesnoa RoeertY.-A lad, named Lawrence Johnson, rc r was committed for trial for having stolen tvo pairs of trousers from the shop of Mtr. Morris, in Scotland-road. f A WIFE ASSAULTED ]BY H5ER IIUSBAND.-A man named John Kennedy, who keeps a marine store il the neighi- 1 bourhood of Sefton-street, was charged with a brutal at assault upon his wife. A police-officcr, in ...

... ial Five inquests were held on Tuesday. On Joseph Beck, vO sixty-nine years of age, a poor man who resided at Ever. a a ton. On Saturday last he was run over by an omnibus and ore killed at the corner of Fox-strect and llichmond-row. It .nd did not appear that the driver was to blame, an(d the jury 'wo returned a verdict of accidental ?? Charles the White, nineteen years of age. Deceased was ...

... ?? . ?? . _w._ ?? I.t~ ?? W.. ?? W ?? TURSDAY, NOVE`BER 11. CAUTION TO OMtNIBUS GUARDS.-A youth, named John Hewitt, a guard to one of the Hirkdale omnibuses, was summoned, on the information of Mr. Moon, for over- crowding an Omnibus. The boy, who had allowed fifteen J instead of eleven passengers to enter, was remonstrated a with by Mr. Moon, when he said in reply that he did not I intend ...