... iIULL POLICE COURT. I ICE &FRIDAY. W 2efore Messrs. John Gresham, J. H-enweod, and G. Cookuinn. ITr ALLEGED MYSTERIous DISAPA'ARANCE OF' AN ?? FiIUHRNMAN ON BOARD A FOREIGN SHIP. _DUring the recent disastrous gales at sea, a Russian *ssel called the Felix,'' Captain Blain, being aboutt .hirty miles from Flarnbhorough, was placed in a SI Perilous position. Falling in with a Yarmouth smack Ia ...

... PETITION AGAINST THE RETuRN MR. CLAY AND LORD GODER ll. The followling is copied from a par~lauoentary Pper, o INovember the 19th :-Pedo, 1A Petition of the there-Unsdersigned, Jonahnlb 'l Henry Whylall Walker, electors of the tow, an y the town of Kingatonr-upon-Hul), was delivered indn setting forth, that the petitioners were at aros llflu ?? election of menmbers to serve in tbis preotpr ...

... A large deputation, emanating from a ?? i held in Manchester, on the 25th of October last, bad an in- p terview by appointment with Sir John Trollope at the Poor b . Law Office, on Wednesday, the 24th of November, 1852, A for the purpose of requesting the total and immediate re- IV vocation of the Prohibitory Order issued by the Poor Law at Board on the 25th of August last, an the ground ...

... fITLL POLICE COURT. Al ON D A Y. t (Before the Mayor and Messrs. Carrick and Blyth.) I] CHARGE Or PEBJuRsY-Rebert Collinson, coal t] merchant, &c., was charged by his clerk, Mr. Glover, it with perjury. Mr. B indes appeared for the prosecution. p }Mr. Smith, of the firm of Wells, Smith, and Dodd, ti appealed for the defeace. On Saturday week the o prosecutor, who is clerk with Mr. Collinson, ...

... 31THE POOR - LAW COMMISSIONERS kND 4 TLHEIR NEW ORDERS. if_ The Poor Law Board, in answer to the nmrii objections which have been =ade by the severel od Guardians to the order recently issued for reguljtin Of administration of out-door relief, hav mad tie he I'eMd iefollowing rply, in which they state thoir nw to b t~s points adverted to, varied, in some instances, by the oe 0circumstancesl of ...

... DANNATT's CASE, TO TarE ?? OF Tm 1ULL cLE DISAR SIR,- Having defendsd Robert Dannatt at the last Hull Sessiona, as his attorney, in thle watter of the proesico- tion Instituted against him by Mr. Robert Dennison, for tot nutsell, of whirit he wrag acquitted, I think it right to call your attontion to certain errors vqliich it appears to MO you have fallen Into with referencre to this trial. ...

... ?? J.EL P LI E CO U litlT . _ ?? FRIDAY. Before Aid. Gresbam. THE ARTFUL DODGER's BAREFACED INGRATITUDE. -A ]ad named David Young, whose surname conveys avery inaccurate idea of his crainological developments, was charged vvith picking the pocket of a man named Wm. Atkinson, of five shillings and sixpence. The prisoner and another young man wvere in Waterworks- street last night, and being ...