... On Tuesday at the East Riding (Hull) Petty Sessions, bc before Mr J. R. Voase end Mr J. 0. M. Harrison. Wm. a' Mitchell, market gardener, Endyke-lane, Vewland, was re summoned for assaulting Elizabeth Wood, wife of another market gardener, lining near him, on the 10th inst. tine E affair was an ordinal y neighbours' ?? Laverack it was for complainant and Mr Spr- b for the defendant.- £ ...

... I FRIDAY a Before Mr B. a. Twiss. SeeUGGLrNG.-John Ramsey, a labourer, was charged with smuggling 3jlbs of inanufaotuie'd tobacco from the s.S. Zebxa, from Antwerp, and was fined single value and duty, 17s 4d, and costs. SHOP RO3BBRY.-William Farrell, a labourer, was I charged with stealing an umbrella from the shop of Mr B. 0. Jubb, 2, Porter-street. On the previous day the prisoner caled at ...

... In the Probate and Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice, on Friday, the case of Wharham v. Wbarham, 0Jonley, and Townend came before Sir J. Hannen at Westminster, It was a petition presented by the husband, a person of small independent property, for the dissolution of his marriage with the respondent on the ground of her adultery with Conley. Mr James Wharbam said he was married to ...

... A prisoner in Warwick Castle, named John Savage aged 33, hanged himself in his cell on Friday. SCULLING MATCH. A sculling match was rowed on the Thames course on Friday between Godwin, of Battersea, and Gibson, I of Putney. Godwin won by four lengths. GENERAL SKOBELEFF. A telegram from Vienna says :-The Abendpost (even. ing edition of the Official Gazette) publishes a letter from St. ...

... I FRIDAY : ]Before Mr F. A. BEDWELL, Judge. CLAIM Yonl TRESPAS.-A SINGULAR CLAmIM,-Passow ?? Bioldfeldt*..Mr Laverack for the plaintiff and Mr A. DiI. Jackson for the ?? was an action to recover £15 16s 9d danmages for trespass, and also value of certain goods seized under an execution by the bailiffs oi the County Court, £5 being for trespass and the balance the value of the goods taken. The ...

... YESTERDAY'S HULL POLITE. Before Mr E. C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. ROBBERY OF MONEY.-Bridget Bolan and Catherine McCabe, on remand, were charged with stealing £5 from the person of J. A. Staveley, fish dealer, Utessle road. The circumstances havc already been reported. The money was taken from prosecutor's pocket in the Dukse of York Inn, Garden-street. Bolan admitted her guilt and she ...

... At the East Riding (Hull) Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, Mr H. C. Baggalay, C.R., one of the engineers in charge of the Elull and Barnsley Railway works, was summoned by a man named Elliott for the sumII of 11s, being three days' wages at Uls 8 per day. Mr Laverack appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr H. Saxelbye for the ?? behalf of the plaintiff, Mr Laverack said that the claim was for ulls, and ...

... rg SERIOUS ASSAULTS ONHULL POLICEMEN. oy Friday morning, at the Hull Police Court, George a man-of-war's man, several times remanded, T rharged with violently assalulting P.C.'e Harneis, Wilson, Thornham, and Greenwood. P.C. Harneis, who bas only just recovered from his injuries, stated that at about nine o'clock on the 2ad of June he Was on special duty in the Hull Theatre, when he saw the ...

... * ?? I. M * L AL-0, LORD COLERIDGE, who has been suffering from lumbago, is going on well, and will probably be able to resume his seat on the bench in a few days. IN THE PROBATE AID DIVORCE DIVISION OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE on Wednesday last, Sir J. Hannen granted a decree nisi on the petition of Mrs. Ponsonby for a dissolution of her marriage with her husband, late Lieutenant in the ...

... I ?? -9 00 [ ?? z~1 THr Quecn is still at Balmoral, and is taking her usual drives in the neighbourhood, accompanied by the different members of the Royal family. On Thursday, Her Majesty, with the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Connaught, paid her usual visit to the Glassalt Shiel, and next day drove to Braemar, and on to Old Mar Lodge, accompanied by the Duchess of Connaught and the ...

... l - DIr. Carttar, West Kent coroner, has held an inquest at Greenwich, on the body of Sarah Ann Rattray, aged 20, dressmaker, who bad lately lodged with her mother at 90, South-street, Greenwich, but whose father lives at 117, in the same street. The father identified the bodv, and said he last saw her alive on Masrch 2, when she paid him a visit, and she left in good health and spirits. John ...

... BIRKEN-HEAD POLICE CO Don. TUESDA1, DA CID B , a the roniar MR rat ; [s, A Woeuax DLnEMW' lD z' ~- [dan msan, ?? C~,is5 ing his wile, Alice C00okso On eprosecutriSx, it seemned ,,t 'It ib havingcomnmittfo a viole nes, however, refused to gire evm c, . her not, she said, use any violerce ZnriWr 5t h A poker to hin, and ?? the ?? 6d n . At the blows. She was drc22k at t*n -t ...