... I FRIDAY. Before the Mayor (A: Bannister, Esq.,) J. L. Smith, and e J. Gresham, Esqs. Thomas Jones was charged with stealing some braces, s the property of Thomas Newbold. From the statement of the witnesses, it appeared that I the prisoner, on Wednesday, was prowling about Mr. s Newbold's sho in Carr-lane, and suddenly entered the I shop, took teairs of braces from behind the door, and B made ...

... On Friday last, at the police conrt, a man named Ofl John Jackson was brought up before Aldermen It. Gresham and Blyth, charged with having poistoned his I'5 uncle, Robert Jackson, an old man, lately a money- ca lender or bill-discoanter, in H-antiver-.square, and wvell an known in the town. Soine tlime prior to his death, thl rwhich took place suddenly, deceased had been brought up YO befre ...

... HIULL POLICE C(OUt'1. FRIDAY. Befoer Y. L. Smith and John Greshamn, Esqirs. O Sarah Tyman, charged with steeln oewaigMO apparel, the property of a neighbour, Was committed la' for trial. SATURDAY. feo No case occurred to-day calling for a 'repot G( MONDAY. tio Before Alderman BlYth and W. B. Carrick, lt'qr. gr Catharine: Donoly end Christiana Halal were broughtof up on a charge of attempting ...

... EAST'-RIDING SESSIONS. ?? MIDSUMMER P QUARTER. The usual midsummer quarter sessions for the East- th Riding of Yorkshire were held et the New Sessions- min House, at Baverley, on, Tuesday last, before Charles co Strickland, Esq., chairman. The following megistrotes th were on the bench :-Richd G., P. Dawreon, Esq. lRobt. feol Wylie, Esq., Da vid Barton, Esq.,.B. Heworth, Esq., Po Rebt.,Denisen ...

... The January Quarter Sessions were held by adjourrm, iw on Monday at Clerkenwell. The calendar contained serb l p1 prisoners, sixty-seven of whom were charged with fel>; P. The grand jury having been charged, the Court proeedl al to pass sentence on some prisoners convicted at a peree hi sitting of the Court. FALSE PaxrENcEs.-Among them was John Whittle, . was convicted of obtaining some goods ...

... I BANKRUPTCY COURT; HUiLL. | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. (Before Mr. Commisaioner AYRvON.) In we WILLE AND WILSON. His HoNourc further postponed, until Wednesday next, his judgment on the application of Mr. Wilson fbr his certificate. Ina re BROMiiY. The arrangementsfor the annulling of tbisbanlrruptcy not being yet perfect, an application was made by Btfi. Atkinson, (of the firm of Robinson and ...

... NISI PR1US COURT, MONDAY, JULY 12. (Before Lord Chief Justice Oampbell.) 'EtrU3ING TO MAINTAIN AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD. CRtOWHUST AND WIFE v. LAVERAICL dl. PEARCE appeared for plaintiffs. and Mr. WATSON and Mr. AnnISON for the ?? defendant wvas Q respectable farmer living at Swinefeet, in the East iading. The plaintiff, Mary Crowburat, was formerly farm servant to defendant, hor name being ...

... l E. L L POLIC E COURT. I SATUIRDAY. (Before Messrs. Thompson and Eg.ginton.) A boy named John George Turner, caught, by police- constable 88, in tile act of stealing apples out of casks under the dock sheds, was reprimanded and discharged. Another boy, named Johl Smith, charged with stealing money out of the till of Mrs. Ann Brumhead, in Osborne-street, was committed to the house of cor- ...

... The proceedings which have taken place in the United States upon the committal and surrender of Thomas Kaine, a British subject, accused of assault with intent to murder, and claimed under the warrant of an Irish magistrate and the extradition clause of Lord Ashburton's treaty, are of real importance. They show that as between this country and the United States the operation of the treaty is ...

... I THE resignation of the Russell Cabinst will the bnot, we hope, arrest the progress of the important Bcar, -measures of Law Reform proposed by it at the opening not I of the preseat session of Parliament. The recommen- ie dations of two Commiossions appointed some time of r since to inquire inte the administration of justice in rent 0 the Courts of Common Law and Equity, had been a en rmade ...

... FURTHER REVELATIONS. It will be remembered by our readera that in last week's papers wee pablished a copy of the affidavit of bl W. H. Moss, the solicitor for the prosecution in this caa,' ieinwhca mannae Benson was mentioned. It appears' InSthat Benson had been found in possession of a £C5 note ot lathe Hull Bank~ing Company, which, it had been aor taind, ad eenpai ?? the ngto h 6, o' ...

... These sessions commenced on Monday at le Session House, Newington-causeway, before Thomas Putkile, Esq., and a full bench of magistrates. Charles Pedgrift, 28, was indicted for stealing twelve £10 Bank of England notes, and 100 sovereigns, the property of William Ingram Rawlings. The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to twelve months hard labour. Hionwwy ROBBERY. - Theresa Kensell, 32, ...