... MNA JSION..HOUsE LozxnooNou Saturay, ar woman, named Marv, Walters, was brought befo~re th6ji~ Mkayor, charged with having robbed Mi55 Eatred tIles4 ter of the owner of the Elephant public-.house''1 u , ilk Xenchu,~ street. In the investigation incontestable evidence mk4 of the innocence Of a poor simple girl, naeedM~ Ann O4B who was convicted the session befor ls, o robber Sentsencedl to ...

... TYRONE ASSIZESMARCH 17. tly GRAND JURY. lot John Corry Moutray, Esq. foreman ; Sir Hugh Stewart, -Bart. John Dixon Erl(:es, and Williaw Verner, Esqrs. .nd i-on. A. G. Stewart, Sir R. Fergason, Bart. Sir James M. hld Stronge, BIart. Arthur Cole Hamilton, Wm. L. Conyngham, W. D'Arcy Irvine, Jas. B. Rihaihrdson, Sam. Vesey, Hugh tiis Ifontgomery, Jones Crawford, James Sinclair, George Len- it, ...

... P6,ICB oFFicE. Committed by the Police, Magistrate to Carrickfergus jail, for trial at next assizes, James Magulgan, charged with stealing a brass seal from the shop of Mr Law; William Simpson, porter, charged with stealing lOs. in copper coin, from the shop where he was employed; Elizabeth Kirk- patrick, charged with uttering base coin; Jane McClinchy, charged with picking a mat's pocket of7s ...

... - Oni Thursday, the Ron. Justice Jebb took his seat In the Crown Court.-The HRa. Baron McClelland sat In the ,VWei Irios Court. GRAND JURY-B. T. Balfour, Esq. Foremnan; Sir A. E. Bellingham, W. Brabason, John McClintock, W. P. Ruxton, T. L. Norman, W. Lewery, F. Fortescue, Henry Chester, J. W. McNeale, Thomas Tisdall, Thomas McCann, R. Thompson, John Woolsey, J. N. Froode, B. D. Sheals, W. ...

... CARRICKFERGUS-TUESDAY, MARCH 25. At three o~cluackthe Hon. Judge Johnson took his seat on the Bfch in the Crown Court, and his Majes- ty's Commissiorrhaving been read, the following Gen- tlemen were sworn onl tbe GRAND JURY. JOHN M'CANCe, Esq. Foreman. Hon. John B. O'Neill, M.P. Alexander M'Neile, Esq. Hon. Hercules Pakenham, Sir Stephen May, Hon. Henry Al. Upton, Thomas Gregg, Esq. Edw. Jones ...

... BELFAST QUA4RTER SESSIONS. On Wednesday moorning the following Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury :- Adlam M'Clean, Esq. Foreman; Robert Getty, Robert Gamble, Joseph Young, Henry Rowvan, Hugh Mogill, Thomuas Maclurkan, Win. Wilson, John Thomnson, Charles Fhoinoen, James Steen, Thomas SinIclair, Thomas Fergu- SOII, William Ewing, Edward Smith, John Barnlett, F ran. cia PI1Craeken, Thom as ...

... tRaG13YDA, 1M4acn 12.-MB~onlday last, at half-psst two o'clock, tlhe Hog. . Justice ,Jbb arriyed in towmn. At three Io'loch,his Lordsbip opened'.zsne Comusision in the Crown Court, ivhen thse f irg iani Jury rrere sworn:- Peter Van.11rigls 13 . M., PForeran, FtancWs Donagh, T. B. lomn . Smith John Lelaud, Win. IFairslough,'Ralph^iSmetli, F G. FairtloughG. ?? Evans; H. B. Fairsioug , John ...

... ROBB RIYi9,F 1 E .,GRI'.OGCK BANK. At the GlssgawAtzle, onathe 18tb Inst. ?? 'Sainn- . 'drs 4 tii nacajof l9singbes concered in tle robbery .offt'id reokBn.H'wt afi~al ~a~j esdilifie brawn purtrift, with bufick 'parrtAloont-and a'bilacl vest,, Ow the', little fingear oft his- lift band lie 'iake anf fale gasat gold ring.., He condssdted hiniiel thetoiglteltit tub 'tiai with, considerahle ...

... POLICE OFFICE; Committed by the Police Magistrate to Car lckfergus Gaol for trial at iext aSSizes, John Crunirighamia charged with k stealing goods out of the wearehouse of Ddr. Riddle, High- f street, where he vwas employed as porter ; Ond Elizabeth C Williams, charged with robliatg a inan of his warh and nine p shillings in ?? triac at next Belfast sessions, Wil. liam Benson, charged with ...

... e At a Vestry held yesterday in the Parish Church, the hi following Gentlemen were elected on the Police Com- m}ittee for the ensuing year: Adam M'Clean ?? 201 James C. Moreland ?? 187 Robert Grimshaw ?? 198 Joseph ?? 186 ?? Ekenbead ?? 195 Thomas Wallace ?? 86 John Gordon ?? 195 John Vance, . ?? 185 John Dunville ?? 191 William Turner ?? 183 Hlugh Alontgomery ?? 193 James Young* ?? 182 John ...

... DIU i D) E It S. John Dovwney, in the employment of Mr. Gicllgly, go- erlnor of Cavan gaol, wias staldbc-l thrlomgh tbe blreast onI Aloilday nigh t, of whichi he died lnitoeclittely, by Corpcoral Iloglles ol ti'! 6i;2d regiment. Thn partioiulavs we bear are :s itllocs' -I)itvcity hcol beell drinllking inl compiniy itfh nie of the s-ldices, at at late houlr; wheii the night patrol Ci-tie ...

... COUTNTY OF ARMAGH A9IZES. Hugh Feighan, for stealing yarn the property of Felix Mullan, Armagh-Guilty of receiving-to be imprisoned 12 months to bard labour. ?? Keily, for stealing a cow the property of John Holland-Guilty. Margaret Waters, for stealing severial articles the preper- ty of her master, Robert Pooler, Newry.-Guilty; 7 years transportation. .Joehn Williams, for robbing the house ...