... YORKSHIRE SUIMMER ASSIZES. ALLEGED CHILD ?? Reed, 54, and Annie Reed, 21, her daughter, were indicted for the wilful murder of a newly-born male child, at Brotton, in the North Riding, on the 3rd July. His lordship having reviewed the evidence, the jury, after retiring for twenty minutes, found the elder prisoner not guilty, and the younger guilty. Sentence defersed. HOTEL ROBBERY AT FULPORD. ...

... THE A.LLEGED MANSLAUGHTER IN HULL, Yesterday the inquiry into the mysterious circum- stances attending the-death of James Farmery, an elderly man, who died at the Infirmary from the effects of blows or a fall in Church-street, was resumed 'at the Town Hall, before Al. Thorney, borough coroner. The suspected man, William Hill, was again present, Dr. Rollit appearing for him. The inquiry w .as ...

... HULL AND EAST RIDIN(x POLICE. I . _- LTupsiDD-.Y: Before Mr. T. VOASE and Mr. D. , ?? ALLEGMD GAME TnEspSS.-David Dalton, labourer, Bank-side, Scolcoates, was charged with being sUe- pected of a game trespass on land belonging to Mr. Jno. Butterick, and with being in possession of a gun at Newland on the 9th inst. M1r. Summers, who appeared for the defence, applied that the case might be ...

... FRIDAY: Betore Mr. T. R. TnAvIs. ASSACuLT.-Mary A. Canning pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Harriet Godney, by kicking her twice, a week last Saturday. Ordered to find two sureties. BRUTAL, ASSAULT ON A WIFE.-William Kcrarren '*as charged with violently assaulting his wife, Mary i McFartern P.C. Mawhinnie, by whom prisoner had been apprehended, said the assault! had been of a very' ...

... HULL. COUNTY COIJUT. WEDNESDAT: Before Mr. F. A. BEDIWELL, Judge. CLARK ir. WAVITS.-This was an action to recover £3, money said to have been lost by the plaintiff's wife and found by the defenldant's son. Mr Summors appeared for the plaintiff. On the 22nd of July Mrs. Clark was in Charles-street, when she lost two sovereigns and two half-sovereigns, which were wrapped .up in a piece of ...

... I = HULL COuNTY-.COURT FRIDAY. JENEcausso v. GEoooccL-Hr. Greaves appeared tiff. This was an action brought to reeover £ money received by defendant on account of Defendant pleaded a set-off of £11 15s 7d charg Ing the monoy. From the evideuce of ?? a appoared that Mr- Grocock had called upon then near Skirlaugh, where they were then residing ai collect any debts they had owving to them'' ...

... I HULL BANKRUPTCY COURnr. I I - WEDNVESDAY, Fr3. 18, 1S57. (Before Mir. Commissioner AYmRTo.) Re Belton, of Lincoluihllre, moftister, last oxamilnations. Oil se the ?? of Mr. Shackles, jim, thle bankrupt's exariisia- d thin was aidjourned until the 1st of April next, thle bankrupt no Rhvigfiled his balances sheet. Re obrt ,Jaeksoss, jnn, hikeeper, of Lincoln. The bank rapt applied for his ...

... HULL POL[CEr COURT. MONDAY_ William Burley was charged with stealing two beast heads, the property of Mr. John Easterby, butcher, Mearket place. One day last week the prisoner was seen tu go into prosecutor's slaughter-house in Martiu's-alley, Blanket-row, and bring out the heads. A wnin asked hi. if he had any authority to get -the heads, when he replied that it was all right. Upon inquiry ...

... I I FRIDAY. Hiszckslcy appeared to answer a charge of 1, re bundred and thirty saddles and other t ; lte property of Joseph Reynolds, saddler, ?? ! 9et-i Mr SEYMOUR prosece ted, and Mr sard Mr COss appeared for the prisoner.- t'S 2ecutor was examined, but admitted that pri. 1?rrk tbe goods aw-ay openly, and at the time set to thet, and also that the magistrate had : o comit the ?? Seymour ...

... Last week, Chief Baron Pollock, and a special jury, ,were employed, at Derby,.in, trying- a siugnlarly inter- esting ~will case. The issue was sent down -last year, bya order of the Coulrt of :Chariceryada ?? assizesfor they above county a verdict for the plainliffE was giveu. An apolioation for'a new trial'was aqceded to, and'the iasne was' again tried. The 'plaintift, waa Mr John Else, of ...

... ADJOURNED INQUJIRY ?? examination of John Iea1.'C Jones, who sad a charged with the murder of Hannah Bake'; wao resueds n on Thursday . Mr. G. Masefield denie that he brother of bad character and indi entd that be had a a. Joseph Plagetad deposed that wh Circueaetanoes. aentered the roo W ~~~en the Prisoe 0 entere the roo he was the first boner wh 0 Mr Masefield's drawer, and aap pe ° ho reahe ...

... I Yesterday the Midleuimer Generrel Qusarter Sessions wards loy this boroug-h were opener1 at the Town-hall, before the - pri S&Auael Warren, Eeq. QOC., ?? Recvrder. Misejor The following gentlemen wvere sworn on the Grand seedwiv Juiy :-Messrs Marcus; Cook Englitsha (foremnsn), Charles been to Alder, Wma. Brown, Win. B-tterill. Samuel Des Forges, prison( Robert Jameson, 1Edmund Philip Dixcn, ...