... 1 I -_ CRIM. CON.-HOPE V. AGCtA.DO. It was stated the other day that the plaintiff in this case was dead. This was a inistake, for the case came on again fer hearing in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. The first witness called was Ann Rance, who said I entered Mr. Hope's service in 1846, and remained there till 1843; sometime during 1846 Mrs. Hope went to Bavne; after l her return to the ...

... I The day for the openingof parliament having been formally fixed, it may be convenient that members and the public should know what notices of motion are already upon the books. The following is a transcript, completed up to the time of our going to press: Lord JORNgrir SELL..-.TO move an address to the crown humbly requesting that the country may be imuiediately saved. Lord JOHN RUSLELL.-TO ...

... HULL POLiCE COURT. FRIDAY. - ' John Jackson, charged by Mr. Vallance with gruelty ar to a horse, was fined 20s. and costs, it being proved that of he was working the beast when it was not in a fit state di to endure labour. th John Dennison, charged with stealing a pair of h- trousers, was dismissed. a A beggar named Wolff, who had ls. on him, was tI discharged on paying 2s. fa E. H. ...

... THE NEW LAW OF BILLS OF IEXCHANGE. The continentalising, so to speak, of the laws of Enland requires more attention that it seems of late to have I ojn- manded. Scarcely all alteration has been made of late years in our code without exhibiting a further approach to that despo- tism in small matters which always chlaracterises the legislation of the Whigs. The whole system of the county courts, ...

... I ve_ ~(Befre. Mr. Commiuuioner AYnTON.) 1c SUSPEN.,SION or AN APOTHECARVY'S' CERTIFICATE.- 1, ?? thiis Court, onl Tuesday, D. BEAN, anl apothecary, of her Halifax, applied for his certificate. M'r. Bond, instructed t ,cIL- by M1r. Jesrvis, of Halifax, for the assignees, asked tics t r a bankrupt one or two questions relative to the money hie had t, act received sicice the fiat wag issued, ...

... I REMOVAL OF THE WEST RIDiNG ASSIzES I i mt I _ 1_I 11 _ 4V. AT ?? this ONx Thursday last, the Magistrates of thu .lOUt North and East Ridings held a mecting at Yo rk f. L by the purpose of opposing the removal of the w~i the Ridingr Assizes from that city, and the gigantic riea,,la . cion tion arrived at by the meeting will 1)b found ill ,Ill- mnel colunus to-day. It constitutes what a lawycr ...

... IiTJLL BOROUGH SESSIONS. I Th Mljehaelmas Quarter Session wropndII the ei hueLowgate, on Fridayimorning, atteiio'clock, eg . S~tE.L, WVARREN, Esq., Q.C., ?? Recrer following gentlemen were sworn upon the con inti GRAND JURY.ti IFdwd. Gibson, junr., Esq., foreman. ril3 ,, ging Andrews, organl builder, Bourne-street. the jienry Adams, ship surveyor, Lister-street.Be iN~,. iBarron, sawyer nan oil ...

... n Jff RIDA_, Ann Tedd war FrIYto a I from t chagedwit staling a brown stuff skirt ie kepr Carr-lne. Priseoner Baldwin, eating-house d k rCalane. Prsor was servant to the prosecutrix, and left the house two or three days ago, with the skirt, but did not return. Information was ien tommithe folir , a lse was apprehended yesterday. gvemin tted poi trian a bsounderfwas halred W. Burn, ...

... tYORKSHIRlE AtS,81 Y f - : -Irrx-N- /xr1e-T- - a-. I C'DOWX21 COrn2\ Y.D~TLQDxy,v ii ~~~(Before Air. Jusitice C r ' 0- . lie ,TMIEa D>1AI11Y and JAAMEs' CoA [PM cc ic1.' 1 onI ,l Fr~tl of hsgllwa3- r' 'bhery in _Weia~ rortii ['iii I.,na R oflisiml ii, w~ere 'sentenced, Aelitait to ate ;nAt i)acbly t t faa,, doh- p, t111.10i'riii'./ 11- .TAME l r~ M N'K 0h ?? (:15) U ( /1i8'! La) liviil,, Onl ...

... ENSOLE-YNUY Ov' As 1Jl\NKRUPTCY COUfTT ( il- 1-tI T A, L. Ati fli1 I onn ty Ltd tos ii'( 'y - ii CI oir, ii-lilF ' tr ' JIt: l w I i I ?? 1,de -, 'tV 125 t ill -'crc pti -nerc tilot ebog IC ilio'~i i,! iN i' illii .Oitt' liotd tio.1 o1 ton 1tt 2> ti ..II` cl)x. toiiT .1t.:iuhol GII oft 'aiti-- it Ii'- 'ab oi tiatette h I ?? Oi t Tn-, hi4 soootla lostil ?? l;%zl, I to Ucdt#t.tal t e lci ...

... | MURDERS AND SUICIDE AT SEA. I About eight o'clock on Friday morning the brig Her Majesty arrived at Queenstown, and cast anchor oppo- site the barracks. Shortly after her arrival ramours began to spread of a most dreadful tragedy having been enacted on board, and these were confirmed by the fact of a seaman, badly wounded, having been borne to the hospital. The following particulars, which ...

... ITE BIEiL-BIJRNING CASE. | COMMISSION COURT, DUBLIN. ,The prosecution at the suit of the Crown for Bible- w burning at Kirgstowvn was resumed on Friday, when the Rev. Vladimir Petcherine, one of the traversers, was put upon trial on a separate indictment. The case excited the deepest interest- The court, and very speedily after the opening of the doors, was thronged with spectators. The front ...