... I EXPTRAORDINARY AFFILIATION CASE. A case which had a somewhat extraordinsry termina- tion was heard at the HEull Police-court on Friday. Ben- jarain Frecklington was summoued to showy cause why he should not contribute to the maintenauce of the child of Jane Hewson, of which, it was alleged, he was the putative father.--Mr. Saunmers appeared for the Complainant, a young woman about twenty ...

... VEDNESDAY: 3 efore Mr. F. A. BEDWELL. JmSsop V. Dr PINTO AN]D CO.-Claimi £3. 1'CS. iis Hlonour said that this wais a case il which lee had deferred judzncent in order that. he might deoide a point of souae ditheiulty undser ain ordinary contract where a mnan was required to muakle an article for aneother perion in his own shop and nothing eas ?? about how or wyhere it was to be delivered when ...

... I -- MONDAY.-Before the Rev. C. `. MARKHAX, M.A. (presiding), and W. H. EDDIE, Esq. Maria Smith was summoned by the Brigg Poor-Law Union authorities, that she, being the daughter of an aged person named Ann Smith, to show cause why she l should not contribute to her support, she being charge- able as an outdoor pauper to the common funds of the Glandford Brigg Union. Mr. George Wright, ...

... A WOMAN KILLED WITH A. KNIFE. A most brutal murder, which, according to the b statement of the man accused with the crime, was wilfully perpetrated, hat occurred in Hull, the scene of the tragedy being not more than one hundred yards a from the shop in which, some few weeks ago, a grocer named Goodyear shot a man named Windroso. 1 It is a remarkable fact that the last three murders in Hull ...

... . Before AIr.,T. H. TRAVIS. Thomas Bueeausan, a labourer, was charged wibls being drank andu disorderly and assaulting P.C.'s Cook (5ti) and Davis (161), in Dock-street on the previous night. Prisoner was very violent, and beside striking anli kicking the officers tore their clothes anl danmaged their helmets. Fisied lO. and costs for the first ?? and 15s. and costs for each of the ?? Rtoberts ...

... YESTERDAY'S HULL'POLICE. Before Alderman FOUNTAIN and Lieut. -Col. SANER, BEGGING. - George Jackson and James Smith, collers, charged with begging, the former in Norwood- street, and the latter in Charles street, were each committed to prison for fourteen days. THE;FT OF A GUEecSsEY.-William Pyner, a fisherlad, on remand, chalged with stealing a guernsey, the pro- perty of his master, was ...

... v1 - 'I*i saidtha h 'b Mit fl 5iQW manaedfor'avw6eep LAMllh tir oe~ ,ostizzueg ,SPFbeifiterpieter btdd' to' eftplbed-,: * ~ T~aC{~~g t' 'Hdtn*At Rond~'-v':-rb'tb'r -Rlie ' :Edmund &iflmanra'ndg Ward chl karie:on 're1ad-, with.steafing £11 INe., the 'suidy 'f atohw Dfufill, n'id'f Oicuxnstaincss already pe d, p wbrdrheriuaedd BEGINxnIN AtP4'ats Pcl'':'ud'Wlir Roydhtuse;, boys; drnrelsiasd weret ...

... ??EE*5I THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN TREATY.--The prosecution of Mr Marvin, the Foreign Office writer, has fallen through, as we anti cipated it would do. The third hearing took place at Bow treet on Tuesday, wh ...

... , BrFOoE MR. T. 11. BAYLIS, Q.O., JUOE, ANTD A COMMON JURY ACTION AGAINST THE OMNIBUS COMPANY. WILKWISON AND WIFE V. THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TrAMNIWAYS ANSD OMNtIBUS Co1MoANs.-Dr. OFeel ...

... f lEFORE MiMES. B. JOESOlt AID P. G. HEYWORTH. Zi A.I+GID AeSAULT ON A PARIsH APPRENTICZ.- Wildlah Edwad lerlock, hairdresser, Old Swan, ha *ppeered to w5er a euammons prefe ...

... I LIVERPOOL ASSIZE8. lb. FRIDAY, APRIL 5. dA m1g CROWN COURT. [c. 33FOR3 MfR. JrSTIC LOPS. 1 3 ARGE OF FORGERY AT LVEBRPOOL. ne Thomas Quinn, 42 )ewor, labourer, wu indicted i or iorhb vlng, ?? o2Oete ...

... 'I I THURSDAY, JULY 11. BlFORE 'JS. RAFFLES. B-ruor's ASSAULT BY A SPANISH SA.ILOI.-Joie Saurez, a Spanish seaman, was eharged with having assaulted Roaannah M Carroll. Detecti ...