... HULL POLICli CO 1It ?? Su( FRIDAY toI (Btefore Aid. Gmehtarn rind Thomas Firbsnk, Esq,) I FAMtILY SE~CRErs.-Alice Grinne, a young and, what Bia Lord Byron womtld 'call, a dumpy woman, was chargied ch; with assaultinlg another oflher sex named Eliza Everett, sot about her own age, but of fairer proportions. Both Gr complainant anid defendant are martied. Mr Greaves .hr appeared for tire latter. ...

... iflILL POLICE CO UItT. I FRIDAY. St (B~efore Aid. Gresharin.) ft POCKET PICKlNG. -SUSPICIOUS CHARIACTERS,- F Two young fellowvs calling themselves William B~ond ol and flenry Collins, were brought uip by detective Wat- soi, on the charge of attempting to pick pockets in P Whitefriargate last night. He observed tire prisoners Pt together, sounding the pockets of several of the gentler I- sex, ...

... A CASE OF ANCHOVIES. BURGESS V. LBURGEss.-(Before the Lords Justices, on Friday.)-The plaintiff in this case was Mr. W. R. Burgess, carrying on business in the Strand as an Italian warehouseman, and selling there, amongst other articles, one called Essence of Anchovies, of which he'ted his father were the first manufacturers and in- ventors. The defendant was Mr. W. H. Burgess, a son of the ...

... Elizabeth Vickers, a middle-aged woman, of great physical strength, is in custody on a charge of murder- ing Mr. William Jones, her master. She was examined at Lambeth Police Office, on Wednesday week, A coroner's jiary had pronounced that Mr. Jones died from an accidental fall ; but the evidence on Wed- nesday suppoted strongly the charge of murder. Mr. Jones was eighty-four years old; he ...

... RULL POLICE COURT.i L . . . FRIDAY. (Wafre Aid. Gresham.) STRALING A WA'rcH.-Two respectably dressed ir .Jews, named Israel Sebastin and Isador Jacob, were Et chearged with stealing a watch, the property of' Samuel at .Alexander. It appeared that the prisoners had been at lodging at the house of (he prosecutor, and on the ,urevious Monday, being requested to settle, their P accounts, they ...

... FRIDAY. (Before J. Greshaam and J. Henweod, Esqs.) EXTENSIVE; Ea11EZZLEMBNT BY A SERVANT.- Charles Harper was placed in the dock on a charge of f stealing £24, the property of Mr. Henry Lambert, of Waudby. On Mondav last the prisoner was sent bv i the prosecutor, his master, to Brough with £24 to pay a bill in that village. On receiving the money, how. ever, he proceeded to the Brough station, ...

... TII E LEEhS INDUfI-llAL SU'liWIL. OFFIiCI;LC JI NlYTIY INTO THlE MHARGES AGAINST THE MAkSTER. Yesterdaty iorninig, Mr. Farlill, the Poor Law Insopectoi. entered upois all officiadl exaiinationm into the chatrges alleged against 3Ir. Kirk, the mwaster of the above i nstitutiois. .Ar. Farnall arrived at the Workliouse1 Board Bloomi, a little after eleven o'clock, and at oeice t roccoeted with ...

... ?? Messies. Bannisler, Gresham, and Raikes.l DISORDERLY CoNaunct,-Thos. Thorley and Robert Woodward were brought up by police constable (72) Dresser, the formor charged w) ith drunkenness and dis- orderly conduct in the streets, and the latter with at- tempting a resene of the former from the police. 'rhe presiding magistrate observed that it would be iut- possible to walk quietly along the ...

... AI V LL 1VOLLCY COURT I _ ?? .V THURSDAY. CIe (Befor. Mesers. Cookmian, Bannister, and Grefbran.) W C llAaGE OF PERJURY.-Jaames King, the Irishman, of who had been remanded on a charge of perjury, Was a again placed ill the dock. TMr. C. E. AYRE prosecuted, ni2 and Mr. GOODWILL appeared for the prisoner. hil bir. C. E, AYRE said he bad appeared on the pre- thi ceding Tuesday, on behalf of Xlr. ...

... THE CHOLER~A. At Newcastle, upt to ILMonday, 153 censes of attauchs ?? the Asiatic cholcral occurred, and IO were fatal. On volsday eveltiug, tile return of thle itlttdical officers Fihswed ,7,7 new casels of chlnkra, several of diarrhtien, 2.i ,deattli, and 10 rcroverics, Oni Wedlnesday e nigit appleared thiat flic amnbter of deaths fromi choler~a ?? os :1 to selItelin- ber 14th, witis lOS ; ...

... HUiLL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. (Before Aid. Cookman and J. Gresbam, Esq.) George Pearson, charged with stealing sixpence, the property of Mr. Lambert, druggist, Carr-lane, was committed to prison for twenty-one days. Mary Ann Taylor, charged with assaulting Hannah Staff, was bound over to keep the peace for three mouths. John Galloway was charged with committing an assault upon Ann Slater. The ...

... FRAUD IN THE COUNTING-HousE, AND IROBBERY BEHIND THE COUNTER. I E Two cases, which in their preliminary stages had attracted a considerable share of public attention, have just been disposed of at the Central Criminal Court. at The first of these referred to what has been known as LI], the gold chain imposture.' A customer enters the H. shop of a person who professes to deal in gold, and ...