... | I )VEDNESDAY.-Before W. H. DAAUBNEY, Esq., Registrar. Re Ed. Johnson, coal merchant, Boston and Louth.- In adjourned examination by Mr Parker Rhodes. of Leeds, representing several colliery companies to whom the bankrupt was indebted, Johnson gave details con- cerning two balance-sheets which he had made out prior tohis failure. Several discrepancies were elicited by M\Ir Rhodes, the ...

... BEVERLEY COUNTir !.Y A sitting of this court was held at the jidha { on Friday, before Mfr. F. A. Bedv~ell. ; Klriginal , number of plaints was 90, but 34 were w itb l it, and after the registrar (M~r. ?? Ctust) had hl in u. nde- femded cases, there were only Lix to c..uls -re the julge. T. WV. ROrnNsOw, of AMoleserofft v. Jo -. -.oN, of Tickton.-This a an equity case, in w i ;. Slves- ter, ...

... HULL TOUNTY.: COURT.-: -j I I A .1 al WEDiNESDAY: Before Mr.' F. A.- Ba~E~ u ,ons ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ DWL, uge. lte EEDA&D ANOTRER v, DALLTLrGAAND Wlrr. -Thiswa's Iby ain applicoation in equity made by 5ir Thorp (11orp and .Firth) on belialf of the plaintiffs. -An order was made by 5 to hie Honour oct the 2nd of April for the male defendant for to file astatement of lila ecounts; This notbhaving ...

... FIDAY: Before L. C, Twias, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate. STEALING A BLANXr AND A JACKEa.-Kate Anson, atias Moss, a young woman, was charged with stealing a blanket, the property of a lodging.house keever in Mlill- street, named Patrick Calligan. The prisoner lodged foar two nights at prosecutor's house, EHaving obtained pos- session of the blanket she induced a little girl to pawn it for 2s 3d ...

... 7I - . - _ S)_ _ __ _ MONDAY: Before G. C. UPPrLEY, Eq., nond the Revs. 0. W. MATRKHAME and W. W. G. GIFFARD. ASSAULT-Charles Jackson and Albert Jackson, of Barrow hLaven, were charged with committing an assault on Benjanmin Lamming, on the 27th unt. Mr H. B. Mason defended. The complainant stated that at nine o'clock p.m. on the day named he was going on the Hamber-bank with a lantern, ...

... I FRIDAY : ]Before Mr F. A. BEDWELL, Judge. CLAIM Yonl TRESPAS.-A SINGULAR CLAmIM,-Passow ?? Bioldfeldt*..Mr Laverack for the plaintiff and Mr A. DiI. Jackson for the ?? was an action to recover £15 16s 9d danmages for trespass, and also value of certain goods seized under an execution by the bailiffs oi the County Court, £5 being for trespass and the balance the value of the goods taken. The ...

... YESTERDAY'S HULL POLITE. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. ROBBERY OF MONEY.-Bridget Bolan and Catherine McCabe, on remand, were charged with stealing £5 from the person of J. A. Staveley, fish dealer, Utessle road. The circumstances havc already been reported. The money was taken from prosecutor's pocket in the Dukse of York Inn, Garden-street. Bolan admitted her guilt and she ...

... HULL POLICE CouRT. SATURDAY: Before Mr. :T. H. TRAVIS. A VETERAN OFFENDERt--Rachel Ellison was charged by P.C. Kirby (49) with being drunk 'and d sorderly in Great Th raton-street on the previous night. This was the I wentieth time prisoner had. been charged with drunkenness, and she was now fined 40s. and costs though she declared that she had had only threepenny worth of whisky and was not ...

... WzDNEEDAY: Before DR. STEPh1ENS, Judge. G APPLICATION POrt A NEW TRIAn'Spenoer v. SnowdEin.I -In this case the defendant appit for a new trial, on the ground that lhe was absent at the December court n when judgment was given against him. He had a bonat I Alde defence, and he besought the judge to grant a new trial, which his Honeur at once did, and the case wits s heard, Mr. Sowter ...

... At the Clork assizes, on Friday,,Judge Keogh heard an actton for breach of promise of marriage,. brought by Sarah Jane Crowley, daughter of the head-constable of police, against John Henry Perrott, member of a L firm of iron manufacturers in Cork. Defendant, it ., was stated, had been nearly three years engaged to the a plaintiff. He repeatedly sought delays of marriage on r the plea of ...

... In the Divorce Court, the case of Hammack v. Hanmsinclk and I Hodgson was the petition of Captain Hamnnack, formerly of the merchant service, but now retired, for a dissolution of the marriage on the ground of his wife's adultery with the co-respondent, a billiard marncer. The respondent and co-respondent formally appeared and denied the charge, and Mrs. Hamrinack alleged condonation. In ...

... LINCOLNSIIIRE MIDSUMIMER ASSIZES. These assizes commenced on Satuirday at Lincoln Castle, before Sir John Mellor, one of the justices of the Court of Queen's Bench, and Sir William Ventris Field, also a justice of the Court of Queen's Bench. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury: -The Eon. 1:1 J. Cordonx Finch Hutton (foreman), and Mteswrs. Fras. F. Anderson, Valentine D. Carcy- ...