... to pay £2 to the complainant. 1 INEBRIATES.-MIary Williamson, Henry Palm, Joseph i Glossop, Thomas Davis, William Shaw, John Waldron, arias Lyons, and Thomas H. Webster, were fined for drunkenness. MONDAY: Before E. C. TwISS, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate ...

... -Tames Stuart and John Thomas Ed- wards, labourers ; Alorenso Banham, a young man; Mary Ann Goulding, a young woman, and Lucy Blanforth, a married woman, were fined for drunkenness, WEDNESDAY. DisORDERrLy on Lici;ssD PnEmsns. - Thomas M'Gowan, a labourer ...

... having, at Leeds, on the 25th day of April last, committed wilful and corrupt perjury before a commissioner of bankruptcy. Mr. HARDY and Mr. WSeT appeared for the prosscu. tion ; and Mir. P'cICtrING defended the prisoner. His LORDSHIP having summed up, the ...

... the assault she was fined 40s. and costs. (On the Pr second charge judgment was respited. to] ALLEGED THEFT OF PoRK.-JOhhn Thomas Brook and LI James Brook, brothers, were charged with stealing a th leg of pork from Kfr Shaw's slaughter-house in Good- ...

... seven years' penal servitude. Prisoner was removed from the dock smniling at those around him. THEFT BY A HXAwKERi. Elizabeth Hardy (25), hawker, was indicted for stealing w wearing apparel, the property of James Brumby, at Olee, Ion the 27th January last ...

... charged with being a disorderly prostitute, was sent to prison for two months. TUESDAY. COWARDlLY ASSAULT ON A Boy.-Thomas Owens and Thomas Crawley, two fishermen, were charged with I assaulting a boy narmed Wm. A. Walker. The proseoutor, d who appeared ...

... property of Joseph v Drewery.--Thomas H olborn, Alfred Hall, George 1 T. Reeves, Thomas Reeves, and Wm. Harrison were t charged, on remand, with stealing a watch and guard, V &c., the property of a young man, named Thomas d Middleton. Prisoners were again ...

... Taylor was sentenced to rs one month for the first offence, and fourteen days' in each Id of the others. ia FRAUDS. -Elizabeth Hardy pleaded guilty to obtaining as by means of false pretences the sum of 5s. from Mary Des- e- forges, at Swallow. Mr. Haigh ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. J TRAINING FOR A JACK S;EPrrARD.-Thomas Lyon, a g youth, was charged with stealing a quantity of cigars, c the property of Mrs Snmales, tobacconist, Carlisle-street. t About iune o'clock this morning four boys went into y the ...

... transmission of the pri- c soners to be dealt with by the authorities at Brigg. Thomas Reounding was charged with having stolen a watch, the property of Mrs. Alicia Hardy. Mrs. I-Iardy stated that her son haid died on Satur- day, the 30th Augrrst. On ...

... Hol- derness, and was sentenced to eight months' imprison- merit. STEALING A WATCH.-Thomas Cotton (32) was charged with stealing a watch, the property of George Thomas Kennard, on the 27th October, 1881. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced o eight ...

... Easington. a Wm. Wise, Jun., farmer, Norton. William Brown, farmer, Wheldrake. Thomas Bolton, farmer, Wheldrake. William Douglas, yeoman, Sutton. Richard Beal, Pocklington. Thomas Barber, Sproatley. e The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Grand Jury, ob. served ...