... tie SA.TUERDAY, FgnAFUAy IE . sd Tumeese Tila TARSSOS -fwol respectably dreessed men named John A.Ikroyd alI i Jamas Caslm )re, empluyed at the' kihert 2e Dock Warehouses,' wore broughit up le custody ch-arged with ofasuligTmsJ.Pte ur3ig him of 3i. Tha c)I. * ditelyuponha eterig tie prsoisr Akroyl bas is t twit ft lotv~tlutbeig i cuin-I lfor~rt54lnthativ.'had knowa 2e btda ...

... THE LATE FATAL COLLISION ON THE l MERSEY. I INQUrEST UPON THE BODIES. T]he inquest upon the bodies of tho eight unfortunate men who were killed on Sunday morning last on board the screw-steamer Mail, Captain Bailey, in consequence of coming into collision with the screw-steamer Excelsior, near the Reek Lighthouse, conamncned on Tuesday, at half-paiit eleven O'clock, in the Crown Court, St. ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, JAN. 19. (Sittings in Banco, before Lord CAMPBELL and Justices COLBRIDGE, WIGHTMAN, and CROMPTON.) DENTON v. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY cobl;ANY. This was a specil case stated for the opinion of this court on the suggestion of the judge of the Clerkenwell Counlty Coulrt. The plaintjsded the Great Northern R'ail way Company to recover the slan of !5 lOs., either as ...

... HUL C LA a: P.ObL ICi U. u u uI . BSATURDAY. Oimp Miss Barker, daughterof Mr. R. Barker, baker, Myton- J gate, charged a boy, named Isaac Watts, with obtain- ber ding a loaf of bread onr Thursday 'morning last, under the whi -pretence thati it was for Mr.; Rlbert Lundy, tobacco coo manufacturer, No. 60, in' the same street, and directly ten opposite. 'On receiving the loaf he went into Mr. ...

... I 'UULL POLiCE COURT. I FRIDAY. On anm RIVALn BDcoKEs.-dlr. Job Brunsbrom, shipbroker, wae was suneroned for anoa.sault upon Jamses Cooper, clerk dia to Mr. Lundgren, another shipbroker of Hull ?? MMA: Stead appeared for comsplainant, and Mr. Lowe (from Mr. he0 Moss's office) foildefen~dsft ?? Wednesday last com- any plainsnt 'eas ordered to go to defendant's office by Mr. end Lundgron, and ...

... HULL BOROUGH. SESSIONS. | . ?? 'The quarter sessions of the peace for this borough was .,opaned yesterday, before S. Warren, Esq., ?? e A~ecorder. p The following gentlemen were sworn on the al GR-AND JURY. fe Mr. JoiTE ALuras, merchant, foreman. CT Wvilliam Croft, shlpping agent, tw -John Ellerby,'wine mnerohant. t -Arthur Garfitt, merchant. -Thomas11 Thompson Hantsell, gent. f -Win. Robinson ...

... KI{LI1L i 1C E CO RT. FRIDPAY. ?? IJohn Doniovan, r an4ed'ona ccBarg6 of stealing t eed, wr, comnujtte~. to prison for 'tW6n eOn4'days, dtheu,,t, go f9*,$ouryea tohe OCaAtlc'Howasd reormaib~ and iTagaA BOttkibtIuh,' bfoight' bp on a I ?? 1 chal'~ed. with ' 'ltii ring ~ appaiel *re. Io Gomtted,tho fo~rmer for. b ~o'l bbeletbei'four m'onth,. ',1Ahr~ra'stu charba~, y'pt'tli' '4vsdhargedl ...

... LANCA.SITIR'E SUMMER ASSIZES. ,lEtFOIRE AIR. J USTICE WILLES. to THE ruECENT FATAL COLLISION ON THE ki MERSEY. lil William Drewer, pilot, antd William Shaw, mate of the steamer o0 Exoelsior at tile ...

... eWEDNESDAY, JULY 2 - ?? BEFOREI MRt. P. A. LIAMILTON. LIPS A SMaUsR.e-An elderly woman, named Catherine Carey, Whit tt allos Carr, wvas apprehended by Police-officer Smith, at the ear- iuror ID sior of Hood-street, onl Sunday iright, with a paper in her band State d containing live base shillings, and detcctivo officer Agtick f-jun-d to S55 , two base baif crowes upon ber. She was remanded ...

... LIVERPOOL COUNTY COUlt'l. BEFOiE JOSEPH POLLOCKI, ESQ. Fr WMVGIT AND AiOTURR V. BIxyoNA51-This case, which was of uiderstooi to involvo a questiou of Stel1 local interest in w refer-nce to the rights of mnaster porters, was fixed for Monday li1 lhst. After the case had been callid, it was iatimated thata P iioto had 1,een received from Mr. Boby, the plahitiff's attorney, a statiln- that he was ...

... hi sikutIN RIE WILLIAM LAWF'Olti). rime~nCa' again before Mr I. Csnmmiscioner Stevenson, in theC Liverpool, D-istit Court of Banakruptcy, on Wednesday, on ?? adjourned 1ot ewsminaticn. MHr. Evansi appeared for the Iakut Mr ane atid Mr. Do~d's for the aaig ia.~d Mr. Yate on heha of Mr. J. Y. Lee, a creditar on tleo estate. The bankrupt was further examissind at ?? length by Mkr. Dodge, but ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEN C b. J .yo aines wascomitd tophnfr1 days for stelng Rai ?? and blanket from the-housisof hisfather, Micbael Baines, Berr adock labourer, residing In Gfoavanor-atreet. S I ea R01B1111 OF PAlNr111' TooLs -Detective-officers Soalf~s and beyo Thoriapson brought up two young men, named James Blower Of and ?? StanweY, on a charge of, breaking Into No. 26, with Canterbury-street, ...