... JEU D'ESPRIT ON LORD GODERICIPS RU- MOURIED RESIGNATION. (Frot th7 e John Buol.) The following amusing article on the reported resig- nation of Lord Godericl is from the John Bull. It is so completely in character, that it has been more than once mistaken for a real adventure at Bow-street. LONDON POLICE EXTRAORDINARY. Tuesday list, Frederick Robinson was brought before the sitting magistrates ...

... 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 ...

... RAPP-ATROCIOt1S CASE.-On Flridaty, James Morgan, Ele'anor IHagan, Mary Treanor, and Thomas Savagc, all of . lilltown, were brooght to the bm it' the custody of the police, chiarged, onl the evidence of RIosa Morgan, of Bal- laghelly, anl interesting young woman, aged about 19, and s t' very genteel appearaice, with having aided and assisted T-ho 's Corrin, of Ililltown, publican, (who we ...

... POLICE..OP.. . E. Committed by the Police Magistrate, for trial at next assizes, Patrick Burns, charged with stealing a watch out of his lodging-house, and Hariet O'Connor, charged with stealing a watch and three mins coats, from a broker's shop in Berry-street- To the House of Correction, John Dickey, charged with being drunk and disorderly in the street, to be detained and kept at hard ...

... | COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, JuN. 18. TlBE KING, AT TIHE PROSECUTION OF WALTER MWDON- OUGH, ESQ. V). ENeAi 15I'DONNELL, ESQ. Mr R. GREEbNE stated tile counts in the information. Mr NORTUs stated the case. As the circumstances of this case ivere the same as those in thle case of Archdeacon Trench, nd as they have already oppeared before the public, we do not deem it necessary to enter into ...

... BELFAST QUA RTER SESSIONS. These Sessions commenced onl Monday morning, before William Deane Freeman, Esq. Assistant Barrister, and a respectable bench ot Magistrates. On Bionday, Tuesday, ard part of Wedaesday, the Court was occupied in hearing civil bill processes. Tbe following gentlemen were swvorn on the grand jury, ?? Sinclaire, Esq. foirenian; William Stevenson, Adamn M'Clean, Thomas ...

... POLICE-WFFICE. Committed by the Pclice Magistrate to Carriclkfergun gaol for trial at next assizes, Patrick Mlaguigan, charged with stealing several sets of brass weights; Win. Stockmani and Alex. A. Boyce, charged wvith robbing a farmer's stable at Carnmoney, of horsc-hlarness aud other property ; James X'Cormidi, charged with robbing a vessel at the coal-quay of twvo silver watches and ...

... COURT OF DELEGATES, LONDON, JAN. 16. r This Court was yesterday engaged in hearing an appeal i from the Prorogative Court of Canterbury, in the case of Dew anid Clark. The Delegates were Baron Hullock, Mr. Justice Littledale, anid Mr. Justice Gaselec; with Drs. i Arnold, Dodsoii, Adams, Blake, Haggard, and Salisbury. ( The matter In issue was the validity of the will of Ely $tott, late of ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, DUJBLIN, FEB. I. * 'Bartholkmaw Mag, ahen v. Rev. Th1om1a, Mrauire. Mr. Bennett, K. C. rose to move for a new trial. lie said that he applied on affidavit to have the verdict set aside, being against law and evidence, arid had by mis-direction of' the Learned Judge ih point of lir, and inasmuch as ?? had permitted illegal evidence to be given, though such had been objected ...

... and |NTORTH-EAST CIRCUIT, - reat Town of Drogheda, at Drogheda, Monday, March II. DUt- County Louth, at Dndalk,d ednesday i2th. County Monaghan, at P; n Monday 17th. - County Armagh, at Ar ' ay20th. County Antrim, at Carrie fe nlesday 26th. County of the Town of r e e, same day. e of Coonty Down, at Dotvmntrick, Monday 31st. i on. Judge Mooa 8 a .. udge JEns. Registers-A. Moons, Esq. and ...

... 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 ...

... SP'RIT'NG ASSIZES. NORTH-WEIST CIRCUIT. I 'ciitity of' Loncgforud, at L~ocgtocrd, Wednesday, Alaroch 6. Jobi ('Csavan, ait Cavyan, Saturittei' St. Fertetacagic, ait Etctissiiiett, Ticursday, I3. 'lvr-one, ait Ocoagli, M~ondlay, 17. to t PIctiegal, ait L iffoc'rd, Friday, 21. wit City or Donegal, ait Lifflird, Ttcesdaiy, 23. twe I foci. Buroti ThI'CcrcLAWDn, jsie, yea lien. Justice JustNSON, 3 ...