... OFFICIOUS POLICEMEN AND POLICE COUP I ?? lI TO THr EDITOR Or THE HULL PACKET. SI3R,-IU the police reports of Tuesday last occurs the case of two well-dressed boys who were brought before the Stipendiary magistrate for creating a disturbance in Chariot street, and were fined 1i each and costs, which costs amuounted to 7s. Now, Sir, I think my heading of this paragraph is correct as regards ...

... [-lULL PULICE ?? I LUL PUL.] C04.,,1 ,UR.|tt FRIDAY. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. - Alice Mooney a middle-aged woman, was fined Is and costs for bein drunk and disorderly in Mill street, a little before 1z o'clock last night. STEALING BooTs.-Jane Scarbro, a young woman was brought up in the custody of P.C. Marshall (112), charged with stealing two pairs of boots, the Property of Mrs Isabella Hopwood. ...

... I The sum of £341, in notes and gold, was stolen from the Yeomanry Cavalry stores at Doncaster, the other day. A man placed his head on the rails at Chiswick station on Saturday, in front of the engine of an approaching train, and wae killed on the spot. The three Germans charged with attempting to obtain £30,000 worth of good on fraud, have been committed for trial. Mace, the pugilist, ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. FJIDAY. DlBurN AND ASSAULTING A POLICE SERNEANT.- John Larking, a young man, was placed in the dock, charged by Sergeant Bentley with being drunk and disorderly. The sergeant stated that a little after three o'clock yesterday afternoon he was on duty in Waterworks street, when he weas askied to go into Chariot street, as there was a great disturbanceX end upon going there he ...

... T - I RIB Royal higlsnees the Field Marshal Conmmander-in- Chief, has toade the following retnarks on the court- martial held in November last to try Lieutenant T. R. Crawley, 6th Dragoons:- Horse Guards, Jan. 14,18d64 After a patient and protracted trial the court-martial ou Lieutenant-Coloanel Crawley has beets brought to a close by the full and huisourable acquittal of that offIcer. The ...

... | A fellow named Timothy Malone was committed f. trial at the Thames police court on Saturday, for bratc, assaulting a woman. A man suffering from a fit of ?? remeentju0s over board from a passenger steamer on Friday, and D drowned. n - On the arrival in ?? on Monday, of the steamer Panther, from' Boulogne, one of the Passenge committed suicide by jumping overboard. An auctioneer at' ...

... FRIDAY. BREACER OF HIGEIWAY Ao'.-Williamn Jobnson, a middle-aged man, wag brought up, summoned by Toos Codling for a breach of the above act. The plaintiff said that he was at work, a few days ago, on board the Humber steamer, undergoing repairs in Huanphrey's dry-dock, when the defendant, who was in a boat I the harbour, fired a gun, and the discharge bit the plaintiff in the face. He was ...

... BIRMIHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. FRIDAY. Bironrz MR1 ImoraTEAB, WIrSON in r'e TV. Jones, Wedosnesbury, bet we-bcepe* and prevision ?? sitting. On the nomination of Mr. W. A. Green, from the office of Messrs. H. and J, E. Underhill, Mr. H. Flint, Wolverbanepton, provision dealer, was appointed credilors' assignee. Int re J. Fox, Kuncatoes, baker and ?? sitting. The estate was left to tho management ...

... BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT, FRIDAY. BcrFORE Mac. COMMIasONEIS SANDER.S. Ine re George Hillmeun, SmIall Hleath, fariner.-.Meeting for la4~t examination and discharge, attended by Mur. Sargant for the assignees, and by Mr. Griflin (firm, James and Griffin), for the bankrupt. T'he balance sheet showed that the bankrupt'a lia- bilities to creditors unsecured were '£10. 16s. Nd * to creditors ...

... OFNENOES. A CHARTERMASTER IMPRISONED. Yesterday, in the Wolverhampton Petty Sessions Court, before Mr. Israc Spooner, the Stipendiary, certain InfringeUments of the Mines Inspection Act were visited wlth somewhat ?? penalties than has hitherto been usual. 'lhe complaints were all laid and supported by- Ur. Y. P. shker, the lnspector of Mines in South itiaffordshire and East Worcestershire, and ...

... THlE TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT HALL END. INQUEST, YESTERDAY. ANOIrHER DELTH. We have already described the dreadful catastrophe which occurred on Tuesday, at the ironworks of Mr. Thomas Johnson, Hall End. On Wednesday the deaths which resulted from the sad affair were iacreased from seven to nine, and now we have to record another death, that of Charles Hughes aged 63, the millwright who was ...

... BIRlM~INGHAM BANKRUPTCY COU&T YESTEREDAY, BEFORE bit., CO!MMISSIONER 4ANDBES. Ine Fe 1. Snowa, Birmingwhamv, ?? examinatlon and discbarge, attended by Mr. J. W. Cutler for tbe bankrupt; and by Mr. Griffin, who opposed for the Decitend Brewery Company, for Mr. Dawson, wine merchant, Cherry Street, and for the executors of Air. Paikes, hop merchant. In examintion by Mr. GrisDln It was elicited ...