... THIS DAY'S POLICE. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. Alleged Theft of Rabbits. —Two schoolboys, named Henry Brown and Herbert Howard, werecharged with two tame rabbits from the house No. 11, Stafford-street, the property of John Bielby, on ...

... THIS DAY'S POLICE. Before Mr E. C. T\vi33. TiacKY. —William Hooton, a labourer, was remandel for eight days on a charge of stealing a silk handkerchief from the person of Elizabeth Howard, on the 10th inbt. If the statement made Howard was ...

... THIS DAY'S POLICE. Eefore E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Matri stir ate, Thieves.—Wilson Eggeri and George William Dob by, two little boyt, were ctarged with stealing a pujse, the property of person unknown, on Monday tbe 21st Rylett gave evidence charging ...

... THIS DAY'S POLICE. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. William Lamb and Elias Andrews, two lads, were charged on remand with stealing food and household articles from various places. Lamb was ordered be imprisoned for 10 days and afterwards ...

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... 12 months, including the term of expiration of his license. Felont.—Jchn William Nightingale was sentenced to ten daya' imprisonment, and afterwards to be sent to Castle Howard Reformatory for five yeara for stealing newspapers. ...

... TO-DAY. High water Hull to-day, 9.0 a.m. and p.m. Sun rose at 7.21 a.m.; sets at 5.9 p.m. Hull Board of Guardians, 2. Hull Golf Club Ball, at 8.30 Hull Queen's Ward Ratepayers' Dinner, at 6.30. Hull Burial Committee, at 7. Theatre Royal, Paragon-stre ...

... THIS DAY'S POLICE. Before E. C. Tra. Ai.LKiF.li Sekious Assault.—William Hornby, a labourer, was charged with behaving a disorderly manner last evening.—l'.C. ('227) said thifc the defendant caused a large crowd to assemble Wassand-street by hi* conduct ...

... were remanded for seven days. A Bad Son. —Richard Howard (13) was charged with having stolen a coat and a pair of trousers from she bouse No. 5, Edward's square, ward's-place, oa the 30th April, tbe property of bis father Harry Howard.— Deputy-Chief Constable ...

... Twisa, will be remanded seven days order that reformatory may found take you. SENT TO CASTLE HOWARD. boy, named William Gill, was charged on remand with stealing boots. —Mr Twias raid he would be committed to Cswtle Howard Reformatory for five years. WITNESSES ...

... the assault judgment was respited, but on the other charge Broxham was committed to prison for ten days, and afterwards to be detained in Castle Howard Reformatory for five years. Juvenile Thieves. Anthony Attwood, Charles Hawkins, and Robert Hawkins ...

... on remend with stealing a rabbit, the property of his father, was committed for 10 days to prison, and at the expiration of that time ordered to be sent to Castle Howard School for five years. TRAVELLING a Ticket on Tax N.E.R.— Charles Dickinson was charged ...