... THE ALLEGED INSURA c FRAUDS. COMMITTAL OF COUNT' STANALEY. On Monday, at the Mansion House Police-court, Harry Clench Stanley, 37, described as a bank director, under- went a final examination charged that be, being a director of a public company called the Government Security Fire Insurance Company, Limited, unlawfully made and pub. lished a prospectus which he knew to be false in certain ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEATa IN HULL. TEIE RESULT OF DRINK. Oa Wednesday afternoon Robert Vokes, a labourer in the employ of the North-Eastern Railway Company, discovered the body of a man, lying face downwards, en a piece of vacant ground at the coruer of Earle-street and the Humber-bank. The body was subsequently identified as that of George Coleman Perry, a labourer, in the employ of Messrs Wilson, ...

... APPREHENSION Ok THE BRIDFORD MURDERER I_ I m , .. ?? . . . J oseph Taylor, the Bradford murderer, is, beyond all doubt, now in the hbnds of the Bradford Police. Since Aug. 3rd, when Taylor inuidered a, wom1an named I1ary Bowell, in Brooklyn-street, Bradford, hc has nanaaed to evade all attempts to brinig him to justice, uotwvith- standing thb fact that the Government issued a reward of £100 ...

... HULL COUTNTY1 COURT. WEDNESDAY: Before Mr. F. A. BEDWELL, Judge. A Dooros'a CLAIM. - HRALEY V. HARPER. - The plaintiff in this case, Dr Aealey, surgeon, sued defendant for £5 5H, for profesqional attendance and supply of medi- cine. Mr Johnhon, solicitor, appeared for plaintiff, and stated that the case was adjourned front litst court at the request of defendant, who asked for a bill of ...

... HULL BOROUGH SESSIONS, I The Hull Quarter Sessions were commenced yesterday at the Town Hall, before Mr W. 0. Beasley, Q.0., Recorder. There were also present on the Bench the Mayor (Alderman Leak), Mr A. Fraser (Sheriff), Mr E. Laverack (Under.Sheriff), Mr E. a. Twiss (Stipendiary Magistrate), &c. The following gentlemen composed the Grand Jury Messrs George Lawson (foreman), Walter Reynolds, ...

... B.ARfON COUNTY COURT. FaE-, 19: Before 'JAS STEPHFn., Esq., LL.D., Judge. .. AcTiON ON -A B3Mn OF EXCHANGGL-WHTFITILD V. -OGLE.-The plaintiff, a wholesale-grocer, Bishop-lane, ?? sued the defendant, a captain residing at Barrow, 'for £20 Os. 6d, the amount due to plaintiff as the holder of k bill of exchange, drawn by Timothy Brown, grocer. rof -Barrowand purported to be accepted by -defendant ...

... FRlIDAY. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. THE ROBBERY FROM THE PARAGON STATION.-Wm. Y Clark, an elderly man, on remand, was charged with 5tealing a trunk containing clothing, the property of hoismns Rider, a railway porter. It will be remembered M that the trunk was stolen from one of the waiting-rooms P] at t0e Paragon Station, where it had been left by the M posecutor, and ...

... HUIL POLICE COURT. - ?? 'FRIDAY. se (Before Mr B. 0. TwisS). . TE SERrous ASSAULT BY A WomAN.-Brldget Sheri-' uI dan was again brmught up charged with an assault up'on er Elipabsth Smith,' on the 26th October, under circaut- pi stances already reported. The complainant was still an out-patient of the Infirmary, and Mr Twiss requested her' to ask the house surgeou whether any serious results bf ...

... | EXECUTION 01 WHEATFILL. On Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, Edward Wheatfill, who, at the recent York Aseizes, was con- demned to death for the wilful murder of Peter Hughes, a fisherlad, on the high seas, underwent the last penalty of the law within the walls of the prison of York Castle. The circumstances of the murder, which was of a most horrible character, are too well known to ...

... THE IRISH PRESS ON THE MURDER I OF CAREY. Commenting upon the murder of James Care, United Ireland says :-Carey has paid a high price for the privilege of spending the last two months of his life in an approver's den in Kiliainbam-the scorn of turn- keys and the despised of his convict menials. Even his employers will scarcely deny that it were better for bimn now to have been lying in the ...

... H-U:LL ?? MONDAY. Before MrLE BC. Twivis, St$ndiary Magistrate. COWARDLY AsSAUtLT BY A LABOuTER. - Foster Earl, labourer, Courtney-street, was 'charged' on re- nmand with assaulting Thomas Mainprise; a engine driver, residing in Wa~ler-street. It seems that, on Saturday night, prosecutor was in his house and he heard a noise outside, and, on opening the door to see what was the matter, he saw ...

... The Deblin Datiy Express of T. ~sday ?? outh-western District extends front \V et Cork through Kerry and Clare. It may be doubted where British rule can be said to exist. Tbe National L. ea,. w hich is thus the only recognised Government, r;tle,; \iWit~l . rod of iron and tyranny almost incredible. p' ! ?? gives instances on unimpeachable authority,, , it would be fatal to the interest-perhaps ...