... 1 I -_ CRIM. CON.-HOPE V. AGCtA.DO. It was stated the other day that the plaintiff in this case was dead. This was a inistake, for the case came on again fer hearing in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. The first witness called was Ann Rance, who said I entered Mr. Hope's service in 1846, and remained there till 1843; sometime during 1846 Mrs. Hope went to Bavne; after l her return to the ...

... I The day for the openingof parliament having been formally fixed, it may be convenient that members and the public should know what notices of motion are already upon the books. The following is a transcript, completed up to the time of our going to press: Lord JORNgrir SELL..-.TO move an address to the crown humbly requesting that the country may be imuiediately saved. Lord JOHN RUSLELL.-TO ...

... HULL BANKRUPTY ORT. r ] WEDNESDAY, JiijEg 4, 1856. V (Before M3Wr.. Coz ner AvaTou.) t e Edwd. Rheanis Sanderson, of West Rlrknui Fey, seed-crusher, cortifieaite meeting and 'auditing of rry- snees acoomitst.., ?? Mr. Morlr~aud h l bn fassig- s nes' ~ MI rloaf,'Leeds, opposed the granting of the '.bankroptle . rb ifict. ?? Th Conm- Emissioner said wbile the bankrupt know that he was. rmaking ...

... The Easter Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the East- Riding of Yorkshire were commenced on Tuesday last. The following magistrates appeared on the bench: Charles William Strickland, Esq. (chairman), Lord Wenlock, General Marten, Rd. BothellR, Esq., Rev. John Blanshard, Robert Wylie, Esq., Benjamin Haworth, Esq., George Lege, E Esq., Rev. Geo. Wray, Robert Harrison, Esq., John Smith, Esq., E. ...

... I DEPLORABLE ASTE.i THE MORMONS IN BRADFORD., An exposure of the Mormon heresy in Bradford-in the course of which one of its great lights was igno ?? snuffed out-was made at Bradford court. house on Tuesday. Hannah Murgatroyd, a flaxen- hai*ed young woman, was summoned by Elizabeth Haigh, a darker specimen of feminine frailty, for having committed an assault upon her. The parties reside at ...

... I LA.W, POLICE, AND CRIME. i I REJECTECD EVIDENCE.-It may be' recollected that a e- Mr Evans obtained a verdict for £500 damages in an Gei action for criminal conversation against a Mr Robinson. ie The evidence adduced on the occasion was of an linusual character-thab of spica hired by an ?? Field. ?? of these witnesses bored a hole in a door, and ?N, deposed that through this hole she Saw the ...

... EXTRAONDRDI NA:RY AC TIO'N ' AGNST A SO .lIITOR. I : . ' . - I & 0' Oi J A VL . . ! , . .. j , ' tho presnt ?? assizes the action of Fray v:.; Voulbi'casde on: forhbaring. : : - 1 , The plaintiff in-this action was a young womasn named' Rosanna3 Dupen ?? and she-sought 'to, recover damage from..the defendant, whois, an attorney, for 7 having negligently, conducted an action she had brought ...

... D ?? R R - N A-f 1 ,, U' ' o- BtS.1- 1e i -D- ; :, w 5MAkCH:STER. i ;, A horrible double murder-the-circumatances of ?? are involved in rosaiderable.mysterwa s intthe on; Friday morning, at thevi yllawge of'I tl o 'nt' t.eihv abotit.ounr miles rom U Kancheteri' Tbr viath s askedhiarn olda .nan, Osonied ~Willi~ soholes7,75 years, of-age,ad I'js, Son, a tanw of d..0 The only offier Iiiinates'oi ...

... HULL BANKRUPTCY COURT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IITE. (Before Mr Comnmissioner AYRTON.) IN RE HARRIS AND WEST, LAST EXAX[NA. TION. Mr ROBERTa appeared for the bankrupts,- and r WORTHINGTON, of Manchester, for the assignees. The bankrupt Harris was subjected to an examination whi lasted nearly six hours. Subjoined wagive patia of what transpired. Mr WORTHINGTON (to the back ?? your last examination ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT AT MURDER. I ?? f -- e On the 27th ult., a person in the garb of a gentlemrn called at the establishment of Messrs Hyam and Co,, Clnthiers, Dublin, and gave orders for the supply of a large quantity of ready-made clothing, which he ordered to he sent to his hotel. He paid Ss as a deposit for the - bond fide character of his order, and left Mr Hyam's establishment. The ...

... »r« baud, the wrvpral Apt-nis. FARMING STOCK free of Duty. The Aectitt for thi. Company, for the Cotmty of York are— Mr. JOHN HILL, IS, Parliament-Street, Hull. Mr. Thormw shepherd John Hellurd Bridlington CharleaTee Him M Porter Mr. Wm Weathenll Wm. l*atchelt . “.'L Edward Bank, .. WUllam HuddertfeW Jno Ibbeuoa Knareaafu O, share l Mr,. Sostnnah Todd Northallerton Mr. Barrel Chambers ...

... nVOiamti. out of Emma. M 3 Don Cossack, her dam Celpini.out of Faith, wilel. Will SERVE MARES the eo, n g U'e Neighbour-9MHI!VMMSBPb'*od of (Jreai Driffield, £5 s*. thorough-bred, and £3 3*. half-bred, including Groom's Fee. Good accommodation for Mares aod Foals. Hay and Corn the usunl prices. Revolution, during the time was in training. woo twenty-four time*, la the last year of hit training ...