... Atfield, and Thomas Kitchen, labourers, charged I with trespassing in pursuit of game on lands in the occu- pation of Mr W. H. Roberts. on the 24th inst., were fined -Kitchen £5 and the others £3 ?? Monday Thomas Jones, William Davis, John Thomas, and Richard ...

... short time I am pleased to say it has completely cured me. Sold in Pots, 1s. each, or by post for 15 Stampe. PREPARED OeLY BY THOMAS K ENNY CHEMIST. BEVERLEY.ROAD, STEPNEY, HULL To be had of LOnTHoUsm and SAvTrsgn, Wholesale Chemists, 12, Market-place, Hull ...

... Cockroaches, and Crickets, HOLMES' CLOCK POISON Clears Greenhouses of Ants, Earwigs, etc. Sold in 3d. and 6d. Tius by RANGHAM & HARDY, end J. BUCKLE, l'Jalton. DR&UNoK EINNalES S EASILY 3CURED by using Dr. IUIRLEY'S DOUBLE CELORI[DE OF GOLD REMEDY. To be had ...

... Cookroaohes, and- Oriokets. HOLMES' CLOCK POISON Clears Greenhouses of Anto, Earwigp, etc. gold In 3d. and Od. Tine by RANGHAM & HARDY, and 3. BUCKLE, walton. ioNLSA, ~or - 6C2EAD -Sufferers from Cough and Bronchitis a the following letter from the Rev. Horace ...

... furnished with all modern improvements. foi CROWLE. He George Thomas Sharpe% of Crowle, labourer, was charged at Epworth on Friday on remand with shooting we and wounding, along with one Thomas Cunningham, not to yet in custody, P.C. Dean, with intent to ...

... master, tb Prisoner, when taken into custody by Detective Eerson to admitted the offence. He was remanded till Friday in next. -Thomas Robinson, s dock labourer. residing in Pr Millistreet, was charged on remand with stealing a suit of clothes from the s.s ...

... Wesleyan Chapel, Markret Easan, John George Carr to Emma Turner, both of Claaby., HARDY-BOYDEN.-Mareh 15th, at St. Margaret's Church, HluU, Samuel, second Lon of John Hardy, mariner, to Harriet Ann Boydon, all bf Hull. SP;NOE-S[OULTOy.-March i9tb, at the ...

... where the defendant kicked him several times s and threatened to kill him. Defendant denied the t ly assault, and called John Hardy, who was in the house at i k- the time, and who stated that Page was fresh, and on his , a asking for some whisky the defendant ...

... comamitted for two ?? Higgins and Elizabeth Rooks, were charged won remand with stealing a purse and £11., from the srron of Thomas K. I Hardy, a tin-plater, in the Angel Inn, Sykes-street, on the 20th inst. Prosecutor went into the Inn on the a afternoon of the ...

... to K ste, youngest daughter of R. W. e. Richardson. DEATHS. U u HARDY.-April 3, at 3, York-terrace, Beverley-road, ft Hul, aged 77 years, Sarah E lzabeth, daughter of the w late James Hardy.-Frieads will kindly accept this intimation. ol Bwoms.-Maroh 26 ...

... only. In CASKs of 54, 36, 18, and 9 gallons. In BOTTLES: Imperial Pints and Half-pints. 8ole Agents for HUll and District- THOMAS LINSLEY AND (O-. T8 LN.L- V WHOLESALE & EXPORT BEER MERCHANTS, 7, DAGGER.LANE, HULL. H YiS GINGER ALE.-Thls wholesome, no ...

... t, on Friday, Elizabeth Raymond, residing in Bray's-yard, North-street, was charged with cutting and wounding a man named Thomas Harrold, wath whom she has been cohabiting for several years, by stabbing him in the face with a knife on Thursday evening ...