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... A decision of some interests on the law of telegrams was discussed in the Lord, Mayor's Court on Saturday. A gentleman delivered a message for Chatham at the office of the Electric Company, and their agents, having no vwires to Chatham, handed it over to the Magnetic Company, that had But the Magnetic Company's office was elosed before the Electric; and therefore the Mes. sage was not ...
... Jv* ?? = = = = - hULL POLICE COURT. I FRIDAY. uet ai A DISORDERLY M,%RINE.-Th0UNV ?lgftamorc ~lening o H.M. S Cerwaile, t thlis port, was C5515. ?? DISORDERLY AppRENTICE5- ?? ~okJefrey, a wyuth Os apprentice to Mr D. Waghorfl, ~aOd John Wlter, wan charged with disobeying order smakwaler, ye apprentce to M SamnO.! Edads snonr ws the baprgentc wth M,,etig himself from his vessel withoutth eave ...
... t m Fra . MirWr ?? I (Prom oer Correspondent. ) Yesterday, a court of gaol sessions was holden at York Castle, at which Lord Teigninouth presided. It ap- peared, from the report of the visiting justices, that the amount reeeived for estreats, &c., since the last court had amounted to £4,133 12s. 8d., and the payments to £4,132 ls. Gd., leaving *a balance in the hands of the treasurer -of £1 ...
... H ULL COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. (Before WILLIAM IAINSS, Esq., Judge.) AYSCOUGH v. WATSOlf.-Mr SuMMues appeared for the defendant, who is a laboursr at Hull, and Was sued for £4 3s 3d, balance of rent claimed by the ?? action was adjourned from the last court for the purpose of allowing the defendant to produce his sister as a witness. Ur SUMMERS now asked for a further adjournment, as the ...
... IMURDER NEAR LAKE, ISLE OF X - -- .1- ~ WIGHT. 1. { | D On Saturday night, the 1st inst., a murder was comn. mitted on the roadside, close by a labourer's cottage, at Apse Heath, which lies within two miles of the village of Lake, on the road to Sandown. The murderer, James Joseph Wadden, widower, aged 58, is a farm tabourer,. and an army pensioner, and his victim, William White, aged 27, was ...
... HULL BANKRUPTCY COURT, WBDNESDAY, (Before Mr Comomissioner AYTeON.) The Commissioner sat in the Grand Jury room on account of the County Court room being occupied.: In re ?? B. GALE, ale and porter merchant, Hull.-Last EXAMsIATION AND DIscHARos.-The bankrupt was examined by Mr MleaDs, who appeared on behalf of the trade assIgnee, Mr J. Shaw, brewer, Hull. The bankrupt stated that he was an ...