... a COURT NE-'Ss. ?? Queen, the Prince ?? of Wales, Prince f Louis of Hesse, Prinece Alfred-? ?? ian Princess Loui ofe, Prince Arthur, .Prillo Leopold, Prince Alaiin- der, and Prince Henry 3eof nd ed Divine for' oae itis da.TerRjllihesethene Prioc ne acd rvices in the Private Chapel on Mondy morning. WeThe Dievani Le Windsor preached. Before the' tbe 'Priingeenid 'ee h Princess o ae oknu 1 ~ o ...

... HULL COUNBiTCOURT| FRIDAY. ADJOURNED CAEE-SWALLOtw.SAWYH9.-Mr SPUBR for the plaintiff, and Mr PETriNGELL for the defendant. -This case was adjourned from Thursday for the pur. pose of calling further witnes3es. The evidence in the case was of an extremely conflicting character, the mas- ter of the steam-tug Florence Nightingale, belonging to the plaintiff, and two of the crew of that vessel ...

... I On Sunday morning, Ur Baron Martin, MrJuetice Keating, the High Sheriff, the Lord Mayor, City Sheriff, and aldermen, attended the service at the Mfinster, where a numerous con- gregation had assembled. The assize sermon was preached by the High Sheriff's chaplain (the Rev C A Hope, rector of Barwick-in-Elmet). After the service their lordships remasned to partake of the sacrament. CITY ...

... LA.W POLICE, AND CRIME. I TEE GREAT DIVORCE CASE.-This crae is not likely 'd to afford that dainty treat to the lovers of scaudal, which at the onset was promieed them. The Co. 15 resoondent, it is said, will deny the allegation in toto, and call upon the petitioner to prove his marriage, ?? he will not be able to do; and the case will therefore fall to the ground. u A divorce case is pending ...

... r* 0 (From ousi Corrcspon endnt.) D The Gcneral Quarter Sessions for the East Riding a of Yorkshire, were concluded at the Vourt-honse, Beverloy, r yesterday (Wednesday). Amongst the Magistrates who ovre present at these sessions, were the following :-Lord - NVenlock, of Escrick Park; Lord Muncaster, the Eon. t Admiral Duncombe, M.P., Kilawiek Percy; Sir Francis D. a t legard, Bart., Ganton, ...

... 1TlhJJiLLl U ±Jl'J '.JVV.L s, - -. THE WIGWELL MURDER. THURsDAY Des. 10. Baron MARTIN, in charging the grand jury this morning, said that he could not but think that the calendar contained an unusual numboriof offences to have occurred in such a county as this in so short a time as the last four months. There were very few of the cases calling bor any observa- tions from hirn. There was a ...

... S:ESSIONS INTELLIGENCE. : . i. ?? , ?? . *, . I I : ?? : ' ' ?? ?? h WEST RIDINiG. The Michaelmaas Quarter Sessious for the West Aiding'were commenced at the Leeds Town Hlall yesterday. Amongst the Magistrates on the Bench were Messrs. H. WICKnAM WclroiiA ?? (chairman), Lamplugh Wickeham Wiekham, Low Moor; Lieut.- Coloinel'Waud, Mar~ttn Hall .;'B'asil ThomansWood, M.P.; Edward Balme ...

... LEEDS DlSTRICT COURT OY BANKRUPTCY. BUSInJFSS OF THE E&NSUIN1G WFEIL (Before Mr. Registrar WILDU.) At LaRxs. , ?? Nov. SO.-W. Rider, lodging-house keeper, Harrogate. -rA mtinc;g - . Pilkingtou. woollen manufacturer, Morley, first g -2oth at 11. T! ?? l).c. let.-J. Atkinson, farmer, &c.. Misson, adjourned ?kx:ir.ivatiou . 1. Cheadie, woolstapler, &o., Bradford, first meet- 1. ?? Bay, machmne ...

... ANOTHER PRINCESS OF WALES.-At the Bow street Police court, on Monday, a wonaad of about 50 years of age, and of by no means prepossessing appearance, applied to the magistrate for advice. 'Your Worship,' said the appli-ant, 'I am the Princess of Wales, You see it's all in the papers about the Princess Alexandra, and this man,' pointing to the usher, 'he does not understand it, and knows ...

... ; COURT NEJWS. The Qneea intends to spend the 10th February, the In'iversary of Her Majestyi'sbwedding-day, ia comparas tive seclusion, at O-sbornei. 'On the following day the Court will ?? for Windsor. Tng .E PPlOAOIn~G. Mla~qnniSOr THE3 PRINOU 'O WALnE.-Preparationt for the approaching weddiug of the Prince of Wales have already comomenced in the State apartweote of Windsor Castle and the ...

... HULL COUNTY COURTS, I FRIDAY. A MUNICIrAL ELECTION A8E.-ALLEN a. HARRISON.-t This was an action brought against Mr Councillor Harrison ?? respect of work done at the last municipal election for South MIyton ward. Theplaintiff, a young man under 21 years of age sued by his father, as his next friend, a person who has on t ieveral occasions acted as election agent, and who at the last t county ...

... The annual criminal returns for this borough'have ?? been issued by the police authorities, and from them we extract ths following partioulars :-The total number of persons taken into custody' in 1862 was 2,608 (2,015 males and 593 females)i 'the yearly average since 1837 having been 2,5U8, so that the inorbase is, oot very considerable. There' hasbeen an increase 'on'the yearly average of ...