... Le and brought the case under the jurisdiction of the l, magistrates. Mr. Veal appeared on behalf of Capt. - Sysmers.-Mr. Thomas Sanderson, foreman to Ar. Lt Dalton, shipbuilder, valued the brig at £500, on the a side of the claimant, and on behalf of ...

... Sissous, Mr. J. Duncan, Mr. R. L. Furley, Mr. R. Hammond, Mr. W. IKerby, Mr. J. Sleight, Mr. J. Leetham, Mr. J. Briggs, Mr. G0. Hardy, Mr. W. Reynolds, Mr. F. T. Oldfield, Mr. W. Rawson, Mr. S. Edward, jun., Mr. J. Thompson, Mr. XV. C. Leedhan. TaE RECORDER'S ...

... positively having seen him more than once. d After some further evidence, the prisoners were r all remanded for a week, and Sir Thomas Henr. refused to take bail. e THE CLERKENWELL EXPLOSION. FURTHER EXAMINATION OF THE PRiAONERS. e LoNoDoN, Monday.-Timothy ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. BARTON. PoLICE, Monday,- (Before Major Uppleby and Thomas Tombleson, Esq.)-Ann Johnson, a tramp (apparently about 23 years of age), was brought up in custody, on remnand, charged with stealing a p air of trowsers, the property of ...

... police-court, about 40 owners and captains of fishing-smacks (the latter in port), were sworn in as constables. Stalwart, strong, hardy mnen, roughopponents tthey would most as- euredly prove in the event of an affray. We may now say that all classes have come ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. BARTON. POLICE, Tuesday.-(Before Thomas Tombloson, Esq.-1l-treati7ng a ?? -Charles Franklin, a tailor, known as the 'local Blondin, was brought up in custody charged with putting Elmma Frank- lin, his wife, in bodily fear. She ...

... recogai- tl ~-zanices of five hundred pounds to appear. Tile ease mt did not create any unusual interest. n dA_ __ _ _ it .d Thomas Daley,. said to have been in the A merican fe me army, has been arrested at Woolwich for attempting SI to administer the Fenian ...

... Pease, William Wright, Esq. (chairman of the Dock Company); W.: H. H. Broadley, Esq. (ex-High Sheriff for the county of York); Thomas Wilson, Esq., Cotting. ham; the Rev. Canonr Brooke, vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Hull; the Rev. Canon Paget, of Welton, rural ...

... series of entertainmeuts before Lent took place on Wednesday eveninz. Readingas were given by Dr., Clarke, and Meesrs Jones, Hardy, Sherriton, Watson, and E. Petehell. The musical part of the evening commenced with a quartett, sung by the Rev Mr NLargettes ...

... 'l'nily, Hull, spinster 0 Newmarch Sarah, Hull;, widow D 1 Oliver Thomas, Hull, mah'ogany merchant 0 Ouston David, Hull, commercial traveller I Ostler Robert, Hull, confectioner j Pearson Thomas, Hornsea draper, B; Presontt William, Hull, tea deale'r,- 6 Pool ...

... a-ray and Co, and Thomas Thompson, Esq., Welton. The following donations, &c., are thankfully ac- knowledged :-New subscriber, Henry-Enines, Esq., Portland-street, Li is; ditto, Mrs. J. A. Smithson, Anlaby-road, se; legacy, the late Thomas Ward Esq., £50; ...

... due, which the defendant's wife now stated she took from Hardy as a receipt for the sum of £1 13s 9d paid on the 21st September last, which he then stated was due, and not £1 Ils 9d, as he (Hardy) alleged was the amount he demanded.-. Mra Norman, on being ...