... HULL POLIC'E COURT. I A nflTTD A *I T . L - _ TI _ L _ - SATUBRDAY.-John Roberts was fined 40s and costs, for deserting from the East York Militia.-Martin Tighe, labourer, residing at 1, James-place, Collier-street, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Waterworks- street, last evening, was fined 20s and ?? W. Harland, labourer, English-street, was fined 7s 6d and costs, for being ...

... HEAVY PENALTIES. Before Mr Twiss, on Tuesday, John Robinson and Joseph F. Dearden, chief and second engineers of the steamer Rollo, and Jamnes Carringon, fireman, were charged, on remnand, with smuggling. IDr J. H. Allcott, SAurveyor of Customs, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Laverack forfobihson and Dearden. The Informa- tlion was laid under section 129 of the Customs Consollda- tion ...

... The Foresters' High Court meetinz, about to be held In Leeds, will be attended by over 600 delegates from all parts of the country. Owing to the exceptionally large attendance, from the importance of the business to be transacted, the place of meeting has had to be changed to the Eugineers' Drill Hell. An important proposition from the South-Weatern District would empower the executive council ...

... SHOCKING -SCENE AT AN EXECUTIO0, I1 Thp. ca m -- ile execution of Robert Goodale for the murder of his wife at Walsoken, Norfolk, took place at Nerwich Gaol Monday. The condemned man was attended in his last moments by the Rev T. A. Wheeler, a Baptift minister, to whom he had made an admission of his guilt, attributing unfaithfulness on the part of his wif. as the cause of the act. Goodale was ...

... FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 188O. N - laTHF Nihilists are getting on. Undaunted by ethe continuous frustration of their plans to annihilate the highest personage in the Empire of Russia, they, conceived the scheme for potting hisnow accredited ?? MELIXOFF, and r rwithin an ace they succeeded in their fell designs. There is, after all,- a merit in loose over-cloaks, and the bullet that was intended ...

... THE OUTRAGES ON A POLICEMAS IN WALES. THE REBECCA RIOTS.-EXTRAORDINARY SCENE. A correspondent who has visited LDanbadarn, the f village in Radnorshire which was the scene of the mur. r derons attack by Rebeccaites upon Police-constable P Cairns, has learned that the outrage has scarcely been d surpassed in Ireland. The constable had ascertained that there was to be a gathering of Rebeccaites ...

... JN. 19: Before Mnjor G. C. UPPLBBY, Colonel TAYLOR, and W. H. EDDIE, Esq. A PUBLICAN FINBrs FOR ALLOWINO GAMBLTNO.-Wm. Huddleston, landlord of the Queen Inn, Barton, was charged with suffering gaming to be carried on on his licensed premises on the 3rd instant. Wm. Franklin deposed that on the day named he was at the Queen Inn playing at bagatelle with three other men. They played three games. ...

... ARREST OF MIR. BREINNAN. | The Government struck a great blow at the Land League on Monday by arresting Mr. Thomas Brennan, the secretary. He was taken into custody at the League Offices, Sackville-street, about six o'clock, by Mr. Superintendent Mallnou of the detective force. He of- fered no resistance, and the capture was effected so quickly that no one outside knew anything of it. After ...

... jI TULL POLICE FORCE. T1I~~~ - - CE~.. I TgE SUSPENSION OF THE CHIEF CONSTABLt. AN INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE APPOINTED. Monday ?? a special meeting of the Tov.,a O heeld to take into consideration the minutes Cotilt tch Committee, the resignation of the Chief cof te a nd the remuneration of his successor. The Cerstabl~aerm2an King, ?? presided, and there .YOr (precent Aldermen Wailer, Leak, ...

... .I FRIDAY: Before E. C. Twigs. Esq., Stipendiary Msagistrate, Stpniy HEgFT Be A Boy. -Henry Pacey, a little boy, who wa 'aarged, on remand, with stealing sugar bowls, &o., the propsity of his mnother, was committed to prison for ten dy,, to be followed by three years at the Castle Howard Reformatory. SUsPECTED PERSONS.-Albert Jones and Eliza Barnett were charged, on remand, by Detective ...

... ALLEGED ROBBERY FRONM A HULL PROVISION DEALER. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. On Tuesday. at the Hull Police-court, before Lieut.- Colonel Saner and Mfr B. B. AMason, a gentlemanly- looking young man, named Henry Lingwood, was charged with stealing three tins of meat, the property of Ar A. Bennett, provision dealer, Prospect-street.-It appeared from the evidence of Wm Shephard, manager at prose- cutor's ...

... TUHSDAt: Before Colonel HAwoUTrH-BOOTH, Mr D. WILSON, and Mr E1J. J.. PEASE. VAGRANOi.-John Millward, a tramp, was sent to prison'for seven daas for begging at Newland. P.C. Stephenson proved the case. PaAOSrcG.-Thomas Smith, who 'did not appear, was summoned under the Poaching Prevention Aot P.O. Buck, stationed at 'Ferriby, stated that on the morning of Monday, May 8tb, between fonr and five ...