... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tfl L 7FORGER AND POISONING: AT MANCHESTER I la morning, at the City Court-house, ,, 1e-r Jaimes Monaghan, George Barry, and Edmund gs1Chestor, had been remanded till next Thursday, on a Dauii5 f administerinlg poison to the late John Monaghan, charge 0 t last were brought up under a writ of habeas it Angu anted by Mr. Justice Erle, on Saturday, charged cor)fls, ar a will for the said John ...

... I Before Mr. Coetnimis i er AYRTONX.-TUESDAY. DPZA1;1Nf: I.; CCOMMOIKIJION BILLS.-STEPSOEN JACKSON, ciacthiuc maker, Sutton, applied for his certifi- tae. Mr. Pagett opposed onl behalf of the assignees, and Ur. Clarke supported the bankrupt. Mr. Pagett stated that the ertste Was a very poor one, the liabilities atnountinz to £9471 ISa., and the estimated assets to £474 lg3., only tOioF owhich ...

... THE MURDER OF THE RAILWAY C A S H I E RI. so la The fsets de~posed to at the inquest are contained g, in tlhe following narrative, abridged] fromt the Biith1n Free- r- mtass Jouic,soa, 'ditch places the atri lae ih t- then the formal repetition of thle cevidenceri ta larrlih By the examnto fhsbody it appeared that in roaddition to the gashes upon his throat lj ea~.d. hadI been ie fractured ...

... HULL P OL1G';E: CO URT. j | FlRIDAY' ' ?? ?? n THE CEMETIrx.-Mr. 0. S. Todd aolioitor, appeald Pj with Mr. J. S. Thomipson, chairian ofthe Hull Gener4l . Cemetery Company, and Mr. Tapp, a 'dire'oor, 'tq aak' advice. The cemutery was open to the public every, day of the week, and on Sundays al'ring ceitain hiours. Parties were in the practice of 'coming With-valuable plauts and flowers,and ...

... In the Court of Queen's Bench, a compromise has been effected in the case of the Newcastle Commercial Bank versus the Tipperary Bank: the claim was £51,000 for bills discounted; it was agreed that a verdict for £25,000, with 6d. costs, should be taken. TiCKETs-oF-LEAVT.-At the opening of the com- mission for the county of Essex, Mr. Baron Bramwell said a few words to the grand jury on the ...

... [IULL P C - FRIDAY. A John Withers, shoemaker, was summoned for refusing to receive William Lamberb,'his apprentice, and teach u him his trade. Xt appeared that Lambert lost half-a- bI sovereign belonging to his-master, 'and the' latter, on 0' that accountirefused to receive him, back. Defendant t] was found guilty, but judgment was respited. b Robert Postill, .remanded on a charge of stealing ...

... RY'TPAPA1TITATAPV estQ by itEXTRAORDINARY CASE. John Bean, a middle-aged man, was placed in the dock of the Leeds Court-house, on Thursday, charged with obtaining upwards of £P70 from Dr. Mayne, of Leeds, R11.- by false pretences, and also with embezzling £8, the property mecd, gis of the same 'gentleman. Thle evidence agis he accused dslsda long and successful course of deception and fraud ...