... HUlLL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. I (Before lisesrs. J. Grestism and T. Thompson.) It is an every day practice, amongst the poorert classes, when (lie whole of the family happeit to leave the house, to lock the dooratid place the key on aledge within thle window for the couvetijetce of these whof may chance to returnn thle soonest. Thils is cery in~je- dicious even ia at public thoroughfare, as% the ...

... EAST . RIDING QUARTE R S E S S I O N S . The Michaelmas general Quarter Sessions, for the East hiding of Yorkshire, opened on Tuesday last, in the Sessions House, Beverley, before CHARLES WIL- LIAM STRICKLAND, Esq., chairman, and the following bench of ?? lion. Charles Langdale; the Hon. P. Stourton ; D. Burton, jun., Esq., R. Bethell, Esq., Rev. Canon Wray, J. C. Hudson, Esq., Robert Wylie, ...

... .1J!LL POLICE C 0 U 1v'1'. . ?? FRIDAY (Before the Mayor, H. Blundell, Esq., and Aid, Greshni.) OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRETENCE5.-A yoang indil named Thomas Cook, was charged Nsith obtaining a pair of boots from Mr. Haller; 'bootinaker, Ncw George-street, by means of a forged order. On Tuesday last he took an order for a pair of boots, worth' about twenty shillings, which order he ...

... 1 C C.LES ?? . .(2O UUT. 1211 YORE, TIHURS])AY, SEPTEMBER 22. 141 P ll Il(li W\R 11''tfIANYVI 't.E It~10t'' 47 \'~~E5RNON, M.A., tiiA`t'CEtLfll.I BERIRYr.WLE-ILCUEOS. 251 45' Mllr. TRAVIS (with whoim was Mi'l. BOWER), was advocate, 25'ar(i Mr'. r irytirocise for foe tireofofertelari. BlawheArue arid loo rosate, ?dtIN1' MiLIs proctor ?? 77 Ti ra' bossies9 oif POil'l'ec inl ?? forrir f ?? 3S ...

... I It The Midrsismmor Quarter Sessions of the Pe ice for fl this town anid county were opened on 'luesday morn- VS inig, before SAMUEL WARREN. Esq ., Q.C., Recorder. ir The following gentlemen were sworn upon the of GRAND JURY. car Jontr Garthortle, Esq.. foreman. thu W~illiam Be-an, cnavhtibattiler. li John Bower. cenrtleman.th Jaries Grecor critlit, accountant. bei John Dalton, timber ...

... IFRENGEL v. BLACKMOQRE. | 0. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-DscEMBEsR 21. G. SITTINGS IN NISI PRIUS. thi (Before the Chief Baron and a Special Jury, at H, Guildhall, London.) [The following is the report of which a brief sum. lb, mary was given in our last.] tat Mr. EDWIN JAMES, Q.C., and Mr. HAWKINS ap- ' peared for plaintiff; and Mr. Serjeant WILKINS and Mr. Cross fordefendant. Ai The plaintiff is a ...

... JIU.LL POLICE COURT.I FRIDAY. in Before Aid. Gresbsai anid Aid. Thompson. ha ILLS THAT IFLESH IS HEIR ?? Spowart po -was charged w;'th bein,' drunk and disorderly. I' H appeared that Master Spowart had been indulging, in to] sundry potation s of rum and brandy, at a public-house, co the previous evening, somewhere in the neighbour- at hlood of: the d ock-shedsl, and in sallying folith into the ...

... I. HORRIBL MURDER OF A CHILD BY A; JEWESS, AND BURNING OF THE BODY. 1 (On Saturday the utmost excitement prevailed G among the inhabitants of St. George's-in-the ].ast, in con- sequence of a most horrible murder at No. 32, Cable-street, g Wellclose-stlqare, by a Jewess named Sarah Lipman, aged t 30 years, a widow, who after delivering herself of an hifant, j destroyed ths principal part of the ...

... FRIDAY. (Before Aldermen Gresbam end Blytb.) James Richie, a dirty-looking youth, about 13 years of age, was charged by P.C. j. P. Clarke, 87, with stealing five glass bottles. The policeman met him yesterday near the Humber Dock sheds with the above-named property in his pockets. A short time ago there was a hamper full of such bottles, but all of them, with the exception of about half a ...

... TR ,*AN S !N ] EA ST -RI The following appeal case was Omitted in ourls through the oversight of the reporter i CUNNINGTON v. R. BETHELL, 3. W. WRAY, AND W. H WuR4Y ' GEO Mr. SEYmouR and Mr. PEARSON for the appellant, and Mr. T. P. TVHOMPsoN and Mr. C for the respondents. *Ross Mr. THOMPSON said this was an appeal agrsir, conviction by four magistrates of the East ?? a of Mr. Cunnington, of ...

... THE SMYTH CLAIM4.-EXTRA- ORDINARY FRAUD. Extensive estates in Somerset and Wilts, two baro- netcies, and the heirship to the late. Sir Hugh Smyth, of Ash ton-park,. in the former county, were the splen- did prizes tried for in an action of ejectment, on the Oxford Circuit, during the past week. Tjheimportance' of the issue, and the examination of a multitude of witnesses, caused omuch interest ...

... BIULL POLICE COURT. I FRIDAY. (Before Ald. Gresham and Ald. Thompson.) A FERocIous DoG.-A charge was preferred against a person named Janmes Guy, for allowing a ferocious dog to go at large. 'The dog, it appeared, had attacked 3nd injured a girl named Shaw. The case was clearly proved, and the defendant was fined £2 and costs. Several felony cases were remanded. SATURDAY. M!efore the Mayor, ...