... CONFINEMENT at NORMAN CROSS. AN alarming spirit of insubordination was on Wednesday evinced by the French prisoners, about 3000 in number, confined at Nor- man Cross. An intolerable and incessant uproar. was kept up all the morning, and at noon their intention to attempt the destruction of the barriers of their prison became so obvious, that the comm- manding officer at the barrack's, ...

... I :: 0 COURTI o EXCHEQUERS * . ' . 0 GU1Lfli1At, LONDON JUNsE 7.. jsre Sir 4rr6 adona'ld, Kn4. anda Spd rl. SaWARD, 5PlNSeI, vR . icras.. * 'l;Mr. Plainer liated, that this was an a~inm brought, not. odly for the'vindication of a young lady's h'Oour, virtue, aind chharaler, but te recover damages forann attempt, oii te part of the defendant, to deprive Pser of one of thofe titles,, by one of ...

... BULL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY: Before Alderman FOUNrAIN and Lieut.-Col. SANER. BEGGING.-Thos. Ohisholm and John A. Lince, young men, were charged with begging in Great Union-street, where they were found walking up and down the road singing. One of the prisoners had about 4s. in his pocket, and the other man bed over 3s. They said they were not begging. Tbey took all that was given to them, but ...

... On Tuesday at the East Riding Petty Sessions, held at the Tuwni Hall, Hull, before Sir. T. Voase, Mr. D. Wilson, and Mr. J. WV. R. Voase, Frank Duffield was summoned for an assault on David Yule. Mr. Martinson appeared for ?? complainant, and 51r. Spnrr for the de- fendant. Mr. Martinson said that the complainant was landlord of the Royal William publichouse, Waterhouse. lane, Hull, and the ...

... 'THE ALLEGED LIBELS ON A HULL I I7 ., 'PUBTLICAN. . At the Hull Police-court yesterday, before Mr. ?? C. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate, the case of Joseph Foster, clothier, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, summoned for publishing a series of libels respecting John Broady, a publioan, of Hull, again Acas on for hearing, having been adjourned from yesterday. Dr. Rollit appeared for the complainant andl Sr. ...

... I' DUNA]3Y MAIN( COLLIERSY V. MANCJHESThR, 5HEFFIRLD, AND be( LINOOLNISHERE RAILWAY. the This matter came again before the Railway Commis- Th sioners, Sir F. Peel, Mr Price, and Mr; Miller, on Tries- an, day morning. The application was,. partly heard ten13 days ago, and was virtually to give the Denaby Colliery -3,2 Company coal mileage ratas over the canal, the COwn 18' missioners having ...

... HULL POLiCE COURT. I FRIDAY. r SMUaGLIliG.-A. seaman named George Cook, one of The crew of the steamer Swallow, of Goole, from Rot- terdam, was charged with concealing 6 soz. of tobacco. Wr Pretty, of the Customs, said this was the prisoner's C first offence, and a small fine only was asked for. Fined 01 2a 6d and costs. P A RATRER DISOitDEEy CatnAoTER.-T. F. Fowle, a labourer, was charged ...

... (JOI-- fl - . --E A CO'. Uli [T OF ADlMIRAL I Y. Nov. So (Before De. L stzuos' 'Y TUP. M A RIE JOS E p Li Te. was at, action brought by Mev-rs peaces, or and Pease,. baukert; of Hull, tinder ths Gth ?? the A~lmraly r ct 81 Iv i delivered ?? master of the above veelto the aei id D t ab sppl; -rF. IrI Juneary last Mje~srs aad ad Dreossi, of B 'rdeauv, hoild tle liiseed C Its ?? ofto Messrs ...

... CONFESSION OF A SFLF-ALLEGED ACCOPI'C E. On Wednesday, George A naustus King, ahout 5 feet 9 or 10 inches in heilit, with straight red whiskers, wiry frame, end of shabby-genteel appearance, calling hinesolf a publisher, llvinL, at Bow, was brought before Nlr Cuthbert Ellison, at Worslip street Police court, by Mr Inspector Honey, of the IC division, charged, upon his own confession, witlh ...

... I i FRIDAY. A NEGazCT Or FAsMIY.-Louira Sasse, charged oil re- Jus mand from the previous (day wi'th neglecting her moe flamily of three children, was again brought up anid conoiitted to prison for two calendar mont Is. (8 DisonDEILY APPRUNITIO.10-A fisherlad, named Geo. of h Winds, was sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment fiek for abseniting himself from the service~of his master. seve ...

... | SAD STORY OFDESTITUTION AND I - - ~SUICIDE. On Saturday afternoon an inquiry was held at the Crown tavern, High-street, Shadvvell, by Mr. John Humphreys, coroner, relative to the suicide of Mary Yeems, aged thirty. Charles Yems, 6, Plough.alley, Wapping, deposed that he is a general dealer, and that the deceased was his wife. He last saw her on Monday afternoon. He had gone to market at ...

... HULL BANx.UPTCY COURT.-WEDUESIDAY. (Before Mr. Commissionew ATyTON.) In r e GEORGE W. WgEATHElHWG, engineer, Kirton-' ?? examination.-Mr. Shackles ap- peared for Mr. Holoate, whose claim was disputed. -Mr. Spurr (for bankrupt)' said he objected to Mr. Holgate's proof, on the ground that the whole of the amount claimed (286 12s. 6d.) was not due. Ac. cording to his (Mr. Spurr's) instructions, ...