... it!, % .11 ,? Eco!q4,.,. I-W LA, ?p '' 0'- ?? I I .1 ?? ?? .- .. ROBBEay NE& A5d'WB f~ii dsi tnto-looking toilye ljA~p$ is.~onfsin on a1 charge of , ie~ile flwp Cistor. The Prioe 'i iil'h'iiutdt night near the bdunimne P~~4ibmtli+ ht'wpnted! to give 'hiimseflf ipfo 4~b*$ Ig t bliery'at a farm! near Caistor, on Molty!U'~eIfitihdrerrom -two' gold rings,; one 1lar'fhl titi ?? i viver. The ...

... I ANOTHER SINGULAR IRISH I 1. PtMARRIAGE CASE. The case of Corry v. C~remorne came on for hearing before ?? of Ireland on Monday. The Petitioner, Mrs Mary Steuart Corry, widow of rhe late Thomas Charles Stenart Carry, of Rookeorry Castle, connty of Monaghan, preferred a claim for dower against L rd cremorne out of certain lands sold to the rcapondent by her busband in 1831. The affidavit of ...

... HULL BANKRUPTCY COURT, HULL. . I WEDNESDAY. . | (Before Mr Oommaisioszer AYRTOlN.) ?? re WILLIAM SBR(EANT, builder, Hnl.:-APss-trc&Tros PoP, CRETn'eoAT'a.-Mr Santsa appeared on, behalf of the 6 aseignees, Mr SMITH (Wells and Simith) supported the bank- I rupt; and Mr EATON (Eaton land Btelby) opposed, on behalf of Mr Levicl,, ?? matter the Certificate had been suspended for six months, in ...

... This extraordinary case is still before the Scotch courts, but judgment may be expected shortly. Tho &Ot5?3n, in publishing portions of the evidence, says:- The question in this cause Is whether Theresa Long- worth or Yeplvion' $s the wire of the Hon Win. Ches. iYelverton, jar in the aoyal Artillery. There are two actions of decltrator; the first, at the' instaah6 of, Major Yelver~tn, to have ...

... THIE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN SCALE-LANE. At the Police-court on Tuesday, John Wilkinson, al ex-policeman, was charged on remand with cutting and wounding Emma Barker, a married woman, and whom he had been living ?? Chester appeared for the ?? prosecutrix said :-I have been living with the prisoner as his wife for nearly 12 months, at No. .50, Carr-lane. On Saturday afternoon, the 4th of Ootober,.I ...

... OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE I LOSS OF THE BARQUE JAMES GIBB. I PRIDAY. This day the witness Moore was re.called, and on Jac being questioned by Mr PUsTTxGELL, he denied that he bye bad said to the steward, or anybody else, that he did iot ?? belivde the ship waXsafloat, but was only swinging and WO ~~ ~~d ?? ~~sec The!steward, John Balfour, w&as also re.called, and wh on ing questioned by Mr ...

... FRIDAY. AssAULT.-William and Job a Beecroft, two brothers, were sum moned by Williairt Morfitt, a blacksmith, for enmminttiug an a51ault. The eomplainant stated that he worked at St. George's Pon'ndrj lngli'b-street, and I an Tuesday evening, abort 'sx' o'lock be vwas leaving 3 vork, when he wag etopped lby the twe defendants, and William, in a peremptory manner, demanded the 'rea- j son why ...

... a COURT NE-'Ss. ?? Queen, the Prince ?? of Wales, Prince f Louis of Hesse, Prinece Alfred-? ?? ian Princess Loui ofe, Prince Arthur, .Prillo Leopold, Prince Alaiin- der, and Prince Henry 3eof nd ed Divine for' oae itis da.TerRjllihesethene Prioc ne acd rvices in the Private Chapel on Mondy morning. WeThe Dievani Le Windsor preached. Before the' tbe 'Priingeenid 'ee h Princess o ae oknu 1 ~ o ...

... HULL COUNBiTCOURT| FRIDAY. ADJOURNED CAEE-SWALLOtw.SAWYH9.-Mr SPUBR for the plaintiff, and Mr PETriNGELL for the defendant. -This case was adjourned from Thursday for the pur. pose of calling further witnes3es. The evidence in the case was of an extremely conflicting character, the mas- ter of the steam-tug Florence Nightingale, belonging to the plaintiff, and two of the crew of that vessel ...

... I On Sunday morning, Ur Baron Martin, MrJuetice Keating, the High Sheriff, the Lord Mayor, City Sheriff, and aldermen, attended the service at the Mfinster, where a numerous con- gregation had assembled. The assize sermon was preached by the High Sheriff's chaplain (the Rev C A Hope, rector of Barwick-in-Elmet). After the service their lordships remasned to partake of the sacrament. CITY ...

... OFFICIOUS POLICEMEN AND POLICE COUP I ?? lI TO THr EDITOR Or THE HULL PACKET. SI3R,-IU the police reports of Tuesday last occurs the case of two well-dressed boys who were brought before the Stipendiary magistrate for creating a disturbance in Chariot street, and were fined 1i each and costs, which costs amuounted to 7s. Now, Sir, I think my heading of this paragraph is correct as regards ...

... [-lULL PULICE ?? I LUL PUL.] C04.,,1 ,UR.|tt FRIDAY. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. - Alice Mooney a middle-aged woman, was fined Is and costs for bein drunk and disorderly in Mill street, a little before 1z o'clock last night. STEALING BooTs.-Jane Scarbro, a young woman was brought up in the custody of P.C. Marshall (112), charged with stealing two pairs of boots, the Property of Mrs Isabella Hopwood. ...