... I HULL, BARKRUPTy COURT= 1 VIIDNISDY 0 ;W (Before Mr Commiogsoner ABHAvAmI, ou aXurresos. Pox Lhn, Eu=i2ATlO= .ANID. a ?? ?? e WILLIAM 0411T£CR GAGGS. wine merchant, Now. At ?? KEtGLliDofRosieon,appeaired for the bitskrups andi te, eaid that he was not Ware that there was any Opposition on e the pssrtof the ?? HoNeOwt observed that fries gm reofficial assignee's report it seemsed likely that ...

... ON FRIDAY last, before Sir Charles H. J. Anderson, Bart. (chairman), Lieutenant-Colboel Amcotts (vice-chairman), and a full bench of ma- gistrates, there were twenty prisoners for trial, six of whom had been on bail, and the remainder were in the custody of the gaoler. -Seventeen were charged with felony, and three with contravention of the Bailee Act. Percival Richardson, Esq., of Horkstow, ...

... (Before Mfr Registrar ST1YPHENS.) In re JOHN SENESCAL, gracer, &c, draper, Skegness.- LAST EXAMMNATrON AND DSCHIA^ROs.-fr BLILza, of Bston, wsho appeared for the assignees, called his Honour's attention to an ?? in the bankrupt's statement of accounts which required amendment, and he arked that the biltkrupt should be directed to furnish an amended ?? order was made accordingly. ln re WILLIAMS ...

... THE COURIT- I The return of the Court to Windsor from Osborne ( is now fixed for Saturday next. Either on the 19th, t or 23rd of the present month Her Majesty the Queeni r and Royal family will leave for Scotland. The return of the Court from Scotland rWlM be about the 8th or' -10th of June.-Ifer Royal Highness the Princess of C Wales will remain at Marlborough Hlouse during the'! Prince of ...

... AT the Thames Police-court, on Monday, Hannah S Ginger, a native of Germany, was charged with w stealing a female child and its wearing apparel. five The prisoner is the sister of the child, 3J- years old. ROE Hier mother and father, Germans, died in great mit poverty in Hall about three years ago, and the S child was sent to the workhouse. A German 12s. tailor, named Henry Rudke, and his wife ...

... APPREHENSION IN LIVERPOOL OF THE LATE CAPTAIN OF THE SHENANDOAH. Inspector Clarke, of the Thames police, came to Liverpool a few days ago armed with a warrant for the apprehension of Captain P. S. Corbett, late master of the Sea King-the now celebrated Confederate cruiser Shenandoah-on a charge of having violated the Foreign Enlistment Act. It will be in the recollection of our readers that ...

... =~~~~~~~~~~~I - I I_ _ L ~--- LIVERPOOL, ASSIZES.: = I; ~ 4 9 . . - :RowX COURNT. D 3FOEA Mn, .YUSXIfl 55MLL0RB.: F'RTZY- MA5601 31. j ;.' ASSAULTING ' A GAMEEEPkR AT RAINFORD ' ; William Swift, Thomas Weldlng, John Makin Thomas Roberto, and JemesHll were . hargpej with assaulting Edwn'vd Bridle with intent to maim Lim. Mr. Lift er and-Mr. Potter prosecuted. Mr. Torr defended Makin Mr Po eared ...

... I I EXTRAORDINARY STORIES. T' hedinburgh correspoadent of the Inverneas .dv,2itcUr writes ae follows regarding this case Ben'in the way of 'gettinggospanInho .habit of8t~ailingit, I ma as welltelyourreadar' what iH lite current in Edinburgh regarding Dr Erritchard: Firstly, then, it' said 'th't meny respectable ftmales in Glasgow have come for ward and sta.ted certain, atrong reasons for ...

... I, BIRKFifl AD P OLI .CE.O . . I li ' ;,'fi , 'p oHT. DBOH ,1 - ..BO YOUH9lUfBjlw, .T' . - s!M4ffDAY, ,API hi' z 'L- ; ATTmmPT TO RVAI6E Till TOLL AT WOOnixon FBRRY.1? -A young man 'fitiioPetdi Sunddlsrid was brought i up charged -with having attempted to evade ayment of, obstructed fi y'fidro~pf.I w'Ah havut ng u t*6'y6 e6nerldl ayakdhe P j0A Ie hei th p~icepiliesib' ,.Ut adt oL trylpf ...

... LIVERPOOL ASSIZES. CROWN COURT. BEPFORE MB. lBARON BRAMWELL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. Mn. CARSON, TRE JusoR.-At the opening of the court bin Lordship, addressing Mr. Careon the juror, who had -refused to take off his hat, said that if Mr. Careon had refused to act as jury. man or had aoted in his (the learned judge's) Iadgment disrespectfully he ought to fine hia, ~nt be had come to the ...

... LavERPOOL POLIE CORT. I OR.OUR. SATURDAY, JULY 22, HPOR Min, Nl c. J-PaIasrTOU, DEPUTY STIPZmA55 MAGISTRATIC. MIUDEROUS ASSAULT UPON A YOUNG WOMANs PITIABLr CASu.-A young man named James Itchaul- son, said to beA Watchlauker. Was Charged with havlog stabbed a young woman mwed Caronlne Pope. wtiu whom he had 1fed-The complainant saod that shv was 1e Years of age, and had been wartled for two ...

... MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER I HUSBAND IN LIVERPOOL On Saturday night a man named Harriman Burns, a painter, living in Prince Edwin-street, attacked his wife, Elica Burns, with a knife, and inflicted such injuries upon her that she died shortly afterwards. From a statement made by Thomas Dickenson, of Victoria-street, Everton, it appears that he was in the house at the time of the occurrence. He ...