... RBVENGE.-Mary Nicholson, of Feather- stone's-entry, High-street, a sailor's wife, was charged with a most ferocious assault upon Thomas Worrell, a seaman, wholhadsailedinthesamevessel withherself. The assault was committed on Wednesday evening last at the Baltic ...

... Boyn-At the Wauds- worth Police-court on Taesday, Thomas Ashmore, an intelligent-looking boy, about 16 years of age, was' brought before Mr Inghbam, on remand, charged with attempting to murder a boy named Thomas Healey, by striking him on the head with a chopper ...

... quarrel being the off spring of jealousy the case was dismissed, Charlotte Nutt, mother to Mary Ann Rapson, was charged by Thomas Reading with striking him on the face, and scratching his nasal organ. This was the result of some interference by complainant ...

... prisoner, however, was discharged for the present, and the pigeons were detained for three weeks. DiSORDoenaY AePeRENTICE.-Thomas Hardy, a young man of 20 years of age, was charged by Air. Richard Jordan, sail-maker of this town, with being disorderly. The ...

... the assault, and is and costs for the first offence. DBUNKENNE3SS-George Weldon, Jas. Burke, Patrick Burns, Thomas Stevens, Frederick Nelson, Thomas Megson (an old offender), George Newsom, and James Mallon were fined for ?? other per- sons were fined for ...

... West Dock Hotel and stealing therefrom 13 boxes of cigars, a bottle of rum, 9R iald.e i~n money, &c., the property of Mr. Thomas sic Ril u adlord. Mr. Summers, who appeared for the an prosecution, said that the premises were quite safe when as a the ...

... night at Aluut tell o'clock, anid the siext morning it was found hicy lad been eitered, and a wyriting-desk belonging W Mr. Hardy, jun., had been forced open, and a sovereign had beeii taken from a purse, together wilh t a small gold seal and ring attached ...

... assaalting P.O. Tiplady, was fined 30s. and costs. ---Thomas Laden, shoe-black, for being diunk and and causing an obstruction in, Blanket-row, ohi Satur- day, was fined los. and ?? McClr thy, tirenianU and Thomas Lewis, seaman, chbarged owith being diaordeily ...

... West Yorkshire, who t with 19 points wins £10 ; Colour-Sergeant Marriot, i, 4th West York, scored 18 and won £5; Lieut. e Thomas, of 4th West York, with 17 wins £5; Lieut. n Watson, of 16th West York, scored 16 and won £-2; Ensign Cartwright, of the 11th ...

... of Thomas Whitworth, of Parrott-street. Prisoner was apprehended in the act of removing the fowls from an un- occupied house in Parrott street, where he and another person had concealed them. He was remanded until Monday. SUsPEoTED PExSON.-Thomas Flannighan ...

... , t ?? with stealing an earthenware jar from a piece of enclosed ground adjoining and belonging to the pot shop of Robirt Hardy, 20, Trippett, was remanded.-- .Fcederfik Bean, finisbbr, 13, Bourne-street, was charged t on remand with stealing a skeleton ...

... from the shop door of lWi. Hardy, Lowgate. Last Monday a VODng roan named Coulson was standing at his fathers shop door, when he saw the prisoner take the coat from the door of Mr. Hardy's establishmeat. Coulson informed Mr. Hardy's son, and the prisoner ...