... 1U L POLICE COURT. PmAyT: Before Alderman FouNTwx and Lieuk.Col. XUGGL&r.an-James Webster, fireman, belonging to thre s s Alert, charged with smuggling a small quantity of tobacco and cigars, was fined the single value and duty, lb 2d and costs. THEFT sY JurvEnLs.-Cbarles Dixon, Francis Soho- fed and Alfred Yeoman, boys, were charged with steal. -ig beans from the Prince's Dock-side. Prisoners ...

... JN. 19: Before Mnjor G. C. UPPLBBY, Colonel TAYLOR, and W. H. EDDIE, Esq. A PUBLICAN FINBrs FOR ALLOWINO GAMBLTNO.-Wm. Huddleston, landlord of the Queen Inn, Barton, was charged with suffering gaming to be carried on on his licensed premises on the 3rd instant. Wm. Franklin deposed that on the day named he was at the Queen Inn playing at bagatelle with three other men. They played three games. ...

... TUHSDAt: Before Colonel HAwoUTrH-BOOTH, Mr D. WILSON, and Mr E1J. J.. PEASE. VAGRANOi.-John Millward, a tramp, was sent to prison'for seven daas for begging at Newland. P.C. Stephenson proved the case. PaAOSrcG.-Thomas Smith, who 'did not appear, was summoned under the Poaching Prevention Aot P.O. Buck, stationed at 'Ferriby, stated that on the morning of Monday, May 8tb, between fonr and five ...

... Before Mr E. C. Twiss. SHOP-DOOR ROBBERY.-Charles Foster, an elderly man, was charged with stealing-in conjunction with a woman' named Sarah Burgess, who was convicted last week-as coast from the shop door of Messrs Marshall and Sons, clothiers, Witham, on the 22nd December last. He was remanded for eight days. THE1 BIRCH POB LoBsTEs STEALEBS.-John Lawrence and Henry Duffleld, on remand, and ...

... ?? .. . . - .. _. Azt the Hull Pojice-court on Tuesday, Joseph Jenkinson, 5 a youth, was charged on remand with stealing a silver I lever watch and gold guard, value 28, the property of Mr R. Sharp, of the Lion and Key public-house, High. street; and Mary H. White was charzed with receiving the same, knowing them to be stolen. Mr A. Rollit prosecuted and Mr Laverack defended the prisoner White ...

... FRIDAY.- 'T Before Mr E.. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. thE JUNENILE PILFHEEES.-George Hl. Scarborough, a bay, 5 charged with stealing a half-crown piece from his master, Mt-Holmes, on the 17th inst., was committed for seven Sti days.-John. Ferrick and John. Wright, boys on remand ma were charged with attempting to steal a till containg Coi a quantity of money, the property of Mr 0. A. ...

... HUILL POLICE COURT. I WIT PRIDAY. F Before Ur E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. PA A DRUNKEN FREAK.-Henry Pizer, a labourer, wit me: charged with stealing four ginger beer bottles, the property out of Mis J. Peters. Prisoner took the bottles from proseou- .Mr trim's rully inj~levelaud-street. He was immediately, fol- her lowed by the man who was in charge of the rually, and when to I asked ...

... I IDENTIFICATION OF THE PWRENIX PARK MURDERERS. STARTLING DISCLOSURES. THE SCENE IN COURT. On Saturday morning, from an early hour, the am- proaches to the County Court House at Kilmuainham were thronged* with a surging crowd struggling, and almost figbting, their way through the cordon of police. men who jealously guarded the doorways of the court where the Fenian cocspirators were to be ...

... FRIDAY. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. John Moody, a sailor belonging to New York, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Cbnroh-street, and ' assaulting P.C. Marks, was fined 20s and ?? Greenlaw, George Wilson, William H. Matthews, and is I William Bell, all young boys, were charged on remand it with stealing a quantity of mussels from the shop Y of David Pye, 4, ...

... | . FRIDAY.1 Before Mr E. C. Twiss. ASSAULTING THE POLICE.-John W. Collinson, a fisher- t man, charged with being drunk and disorderly and assault- C ing P.C. 45 on the previous night, by striking him on the p head and the lower part of the body, was committed for a 30 days. v ALLEGED THEFT.-John Bohn, a middle-aged man, a X shoemaker, charged with stealing a quantity of rope on t the previous ...

... A WOMAN KILLED WITH A. KNIFE. A most brutal murder, which, according to the b statement of the man accused with the crime, was wilfully perpetrated, hat occurred in Hull, the scene of the tragedy being not more than one hundred yards a from the shop in which, some few weeks ago, a grocer named Goodyear shot a man named Windroso. 1 It is a remarkable fact that the last three murders in Hull ...

... A U I| I I I lizI PO IEG T tz I .- I FRIDAY: Befor6'Aldermraan BAYNTiSTEi, Lie~ut, -OIOileI the, Commandant HuM4FiaRTand Lieut.;COh- SA11ER- ~ Harieti j~le,dia~i Richardp,;charged with stealing tw olthe,.pr,,perty of Anithony Tighe, was' re- ~urge insded~usitil Mondsj'.d it e- arrieb, ?? Tunel onrmn, m hrgdwt VAU stealing some repp, -fringe, and otber'things, the pro-, is, et o Msrs ...