... | FRIDAY. f KEDDY v. WADLANoR.-Mr F. W. REED for th plaintiff, and Mr SUMMERS for the ?? action was tried at the last court, the plaintiff claiming '£22 odd on account of balance for butchers meat. -The case stood over for judgment, and his 8 HONOUR now gave a, verdict for the plaintiff for s BANKRUPTCY: BUSINESS. I -i re ABRAITAM ADDIS6N, publican, Hull.- S ADJrOURNED LAST EXAMINATION.--Mr ...

... HULL POLICE OOURT. FRIDAY., STEALING A LC7I4HE.-;Lw .Christmas, a middle- aged man, was charged with stealing a scythe. The prisoner was remanded unlsil Thursday, without any evidence being given. I STEALING A WATOH,-John Doyle, a respectably- dressed young man, was acdused of stealing a watch, the property of a man named Holland. The pri- soner was discharged, the evidence being insufficient. ...

... IHULL BANKRUPTCY COUJRT.J WEDNESDAY. (Before -i OormMissioner Ayrton.) in, re W. T. KENDALL, stationer and bookseller, Grimsby. Adjourne.d Last Exramination and Dis- ?? STJMTERS supported the bankrupt, and Mr BATON appeared on behalf of the assignees, and examined bankrupt at somne length. In reply to Mr aton the bankrupt 'Stated that he commenced busi- ness as a stationer and bookseller at ...

... : FRIDAY. (Before S. WAERUEN, Esq., Q.C., ?? Recorder.) ANOTIER dUtTTITN AND WbOUNING CASE.- Timothy Larner (51), was charged with cutting and wounding Margaret Casey. Mr Peel prosecuted, nd MIr Thompson defended the prisoner. On the 10th of July last the prosecutrix had a quarrel with . the prisoner's daughter, whe had been rude to her. t She went to the prisoner's house to complain of her t ...

... I ' .. THE CONVENT 'CASEI he - ! . II Dn COU'RT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. la- ~~SATURDAY (Fifteenth day). Is (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a. Special Jury.) be SAURItN ti. STARR AND KENNEDY, of The same learned counsel appeared as on former days. id Dr Cornthwaite, Roman Catholic Bishop of Bever. eor ley, said : The convent at Hull and the one that was at Clifford wvas under my jurisdicti6n. As ...

... THE A.LLEGED MANSLAUGHTER IN HULL, Yesterday the inquiry into the mysterious circum- stances attending the-death of James Farmery, an elderly man, who died at the Infirmary from the effects of blows or a fall in Church-street, was resumed 'at the Town Hall, before Al. Thorney, borough coroner. The suspected man, William Hill, was again present, Dr. Rollit appearing for him. The inquiry w .as ...

... WEDNESDAY: Before Mr. F. A. BEDWELL WIhEATLEY v. RHODES,-HiS Honour gave judgment ain this case, which was an action to recover 16s. He said that Charles Wheatley, of St. Peter's-gate, Nottingham, was the publisher of an estimable work called The Bible Educator, which was issued in parts. His agents had distributed those parts to various per- sons, amongst others to the defendant, and had ...

... _ ! ?? CONFEsSIO OF_ M1RDE= fi0. trA C°- - ?? I., -o ~ P M ~ t0 ,0 -1 - ?? M borowegh.-street, on Friday, Joseph R.nkln trde chi ged i own confession 'with tha murder~of: Mary Sullivan, sit, kitre Bridg, Easit-ead of, London, a1 m1onth 'igo0. He was ,remanded, , 0i A H E ~ t H/;i fTheprisoner, J6li 'IBul, who was reeutl' corn-. ?nitted from..the: Hu Police-court on. charge of, :pirita ...

... FRIDAY: Betore Mr. T. R. TnAvIs. ASSACuLT.-Mary A. Canning pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Harriet Godney, by kicking her twice, a week last Saturday. Ordered to find two sureties. BRUTAL, ASSAULT ON A WIFE.-William Kcrarren '*as charged with violently assaulting his wife, Mary i McFartern P.C. Mawhinnie, by whom prisoner had been apprehended, said the assault! had been of a very' ...

... I ._ __ ife On Tuesday, at the Hull police-court, before Mr. en Travis, William -Carter, a policeman in the service of lht the North-Eastern Railway Company, and his wife, A. -Elizabeth Cirter, were again brought up on the charge re of stealing 247 from a chimney at the house of an rs. engine-driver in the service of the Railway Company, of named George Sykes. Mr. A. Rollit prosecuted, and of ...

... CHAARGE OF CAUSING AN OBSTRUCTION. A DISPUTED RIGHT OF WAY. On Tuesday, at the Hall Police-court, a labourer named George Gnrdham, was charged with causing an obstruction by wheeling a hand-cart on the foot path in South street, and thereby committing a breach of the Police of ''owvns Act, under which any constable. or other officer appointed by virtue of this or the special Act, shall take ...

... I I_ _ Le, FRIDAY. Dr. STEALING OATS.-Samuel Scott, a middle-aged Ld. man, charged, on remand, with stealing a quantity fry of oats, the property of sorne person unknown, was ear now brought up and discharged, as there was no evidence too prove his guilt. STEALING A.PrLS,-Jamnes Robinson, a young man, was charged, on remand, with atealing a cask of apples from under the H~umber Dock shed. Pri- ...