... I HULL PoLcI CE COu r. THURSDAY, APRIL 1. THREATENING MR HALLETT.-John Moat, a ship- wright, was charged with using threats towards Mr James Hallett.-Mr Pettingell prosecuted. Mr James Hallett was examined, and stated that on Tuesday night, about nine o'clock, the prisoner came to his house aud told the servant that he wished to see Mr Hallett. When Mr Hallett came to the door, prisoner, who ...

... DOUBLE MURDER NEAR TAUJNTON. M - ?? ?? - _ _ _ - - Discovery was made on the morning of the 14th inst., .f toe barbarous murder of an agedI coople, at Tbe Cottage,about four m ilesfromy Tauitn. ' Te Cottage, aheelhouseue was occupied by Buulinall, aged 72, and Ilii nwife. The former was well known in Bridgowater is a pig-jobber. He had arranged to attend Bridgewater miarket on Wedneg(lay, ...

... i I WEDNESDAY, APniL 14, 185S. Before Mr WILDE, Registrar (Mr Ayrton, the Com- missioner, being still abseut at Bristol). Re S. T. HASSSELL, late of Hull, ?? bankrupt presented hiluself, and stated that he was ready to proceed with. his examination, although his solicitor lad been called out of town on other busilless. ?? STAMP, solicitor to the assigners, 6aid it had beell privately arranged ...

... -LEEDS COURT 0F BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner WVST.) THURSDAY. e x R;. R. ANDni:sox.-The bankrupt was a .scrivener, at York, and this was a meeting for his adjourned t last exam~ination. Ur. S. Blackburn appeared on behalf of hlr. Anderson, and Is~ated that ewing to severe illness he 17autualto abtgyJ jtb cnsrt tbat day. A surgeon'a r ad th ft a puecd. - The nmeeting b was coongequla-i ...

... I LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, . BUSINESS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. r (Befure&r. Oommissioner AY~toN.J At the COO5Sf110TAL BDumLOnms, LErDs, MIn-DAt, April 19.-Wt, . naieh, of Bradford, woolstapler, lart s examination, at l.-J. It. Iubibard. of ?? wool merchalt, divi. dend rand proof of debt- at half-pist 11.-J. W. Golden, of Brighouse, cardmalker. choice of assig nees, at balf-past I L.r. ...

... EXTRAORDI1NARY CASE. I TUP A QC' A TTr m -a- Iriil AZ5SAUJLT BY A CLERGY. MAN, NEAR BRISTOL. Our readers will renember that early in February a strange affair occurred at Yate, near Bristol which led to the apprehension of a clergyman and isis Nvife, charged with robbery and attempt to murder. By letters from Mrs Smith, represen tiug herself as a widow -Mr Leach, a contractor at Croydon, was ...

... H I WEDNESDAY, Amr1a 21, 1853. Re (Before Mr WILDE, Registrar.) e OBEIIT and JOHN BLoW, of Grizusby, certificate -Mr CHARLES VEAL appeared for the assiignees, M; HoOBlERs for Robert Blow, Messrs BELL and LEAK for I John Blow, and Mr TAYLOR, of Wakefield, appeared to 1 oppose on behalf of Miessrs Dunn and -Co., creditors of the bankrupts ?? Mr WILDE said as tile coimmissioner Iwas not in ...

... HULL COUNTY COURT, ,l; o , YESTERDAY. lI'illolwe? V. KiitAuhii-Mi, R. BElL.i, appeared for the plaintiff, ad Ali Loir 0(Kls- eind Lowe), for the defeodant, who trades o Idel thoe ilr!m of Veltgniann and Co. This ovaq an action for 1MiO 0l, plrce of the balaiice of sonic oil. 0O1 the 24th of Au gust last plalintiff sold defelidaut it qualltity of iilcef!d oil, co)(der a colftioet. III September ...

... EAST R-IDING SESSIONS. The Easter Seionswr pee ?? WYLIE, Esq , l thle abec f n usabefore R- ER it chal'lll. The failowi;,,, In .~ r C. Strickland, thle usual Is Earl of Carlisle Lard WP ratesn ?? sont il Te. Ml'P.: Hon. Of as. Langdafle ' ohll sq ?? Blachard w. ?? ita' l . ,Eq 1vJh rd' Vl~laxnell ?? Hawarth, Esq.~ ;0 REI, dv Williamjt D T. DLobrEq;Jh mt 8mtEsq. T. Prickett, E~q. George cl ...

... S HkRRIER MARTINAU SUMMONED FOR' A CHURCH-RATE. IMPORTANT CASE. (Fromn our Corscspondent.) At the petty sessions held on Wednesday last, at Ambleside, Westmoreland, before Hornsby Roughsedge, Esq., (Chairman), - Davy Esq., M. D., and Samuel Taylor, jun., Esq., two cases in connection with refusals to pay church-rates were heard, which excited considerable in- torest, and caused the interior of ...

... MURDER BY A LUNATIC IN CEIESHIRE. At a lone farm-house, with a cottage adjoining, about half a mile from the gates of Lyme Park, Cheshire, a frightful murder was committed on Thursday night, April 22nd. Henry Bloomfield, aboub thirty-five years of age, occupied a small farm in Lyme Handley. His conduct had frequently exhibited symptoms of insanity, and there appears to be some ground for ...

... l WEDNESDAY, APouL 28, 18V.tA (Before Mr Commissioner WEOST.) ofi IN BE HE'NRY SMI TH BRIGHT.I This was a meeting appointed for taking the bank. Eu runp's last examination, and for proof of debts. o Mrt SAXFLBYJO (England and Saxelbye) appeared for the assignees, and Mr SMITH (Wells and Smith) for the i bankrupt. i The bankrupt was not present, nor had his balance- sheet been filed. Mr ...