... Our Armagh correspondent has furidshed us *vith an account of tile following lajientable occurrence. The deceased individual was an'Orangeinan, and the person Charged with having murrdered him is a Roman Catho- lic. the-circumstances are thus stated by oter corres- pondent. Ojn the night of the 4ih irnst. about twelve o'clock, as James Black and Richard Dowd were passing through Eurglish ...

... CONFESSIONS OF BURKE, TIHE MURDERER. The following is the substance of the confession of -William Burke, mnade before the Sheriff-Substituite and the Procurator Fiscal of' the countv of Edinburgh, on the 3d of Jallniary lasto Comrpeared Wiillam Burke, at present tinder sentence of death in the gaol of Edinburgh, states that he never saw I-Tare till the Hallow-fair before last (November 1827) ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN-FEB. 9. lea. LAWLESS. Mr. Perrin, Mr. Brady, with whom was Mr. holmes and Mr. Sheil, this day applied for a certiorari on the part of John Lawless, Esq. to remove his trial from the county of Monaghan. Mle stated in his affidavit that he was a member- Sergeant Goold-He states he is a prominent member. Mr. PFrlin.-Well, a ?? M1ember of the Catholic Association, and ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. T-E KING'S COURT.-His Majesty held a Court at two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon at the Palace at Windsor, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries ot State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, President of the Boatd of Trade, Master of the Mint, Great Chamberlain of England, Chancellor of the Dnchy of ...

... Committed bv the Police Magistrate to Carri. zaol for trial at next assizas, the Reverendl Jakie, le. , Carey or Magarry, charged Nvith iiula',6 full, \ marriage ceremonies between certainl parties ti, Protestants, and he al degraded Popish 1 estn h' no benefice or authority to marry in the Palish oY B and Thiouas Little, charged -with violently as'e1ult ?? Ringan, to the danger of his life, ...

... KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN-MONDAY, FEB. 23. Mattew Coffey, v. Joseph Joy Magee, M D. This case having been specially fixed for this morning, the Court was extremely crowded before the Chief Justice took his seat on the Bench. Mr. Serjeant Goold stated the case. He observed that it was most creditable to this country to find that actions of this nature in it wvere extremely ?? facts of this ...

... LARGE BONNET5.. GUIT.IDHAIL, LONDON.-A charee of 'assailt, arising out of the pisitice of Ladies ivearitig llarge bowlrets at places of amusement, was yesterday heard before Mlr'.' Minshull. The ceoplainant (a gentlemaane of fortune, unmed Sadd, who resiles at NVest-lanio, Kilburn,) stated, that'on Saturday. iight lie went, to the pit of Covent-gaiden Theatre, in corn- pany with Mrs. I ...

... DUND ALK ASSIZES. Michael Louth was indicted for robbing John Henry, in :Dutidalk, on 25th Sept.-Guilty; sentenceof death recorded. Rachael Robinson, for ?? her infant bastard child, in the neighbourbood of Dundalk, on .17th Aug.-Guilty; sentence not passed. Richard McCormick, private In 17th lancers, for having maliciously fired a pistol at sergeant-major O'Keefe, of -same regiment, with ...

... At ten o'clock on the 16th inst. Jedge Johnston entered the Crown Court and took his seat on the Bench. The fol- lowing Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:- Chirles P. Leslie, Esq. Foreman , Hon. R. Westenra, Edward Lucas, J4on gadden, Dacr'e Hamilton, William Tennison, John f.r, mphrey Evatt, -William Irwin, William Fostere's. Wright, Richard Mayne, Edwv. Richardson, Th s Joitnsn James ...

... FRIDAY, MARCH CO, ]829;-At ten o'clock this morning the Hon. Judge Vandeleur.took his seat in the Crown Court. and shortly after, the I-Ion. Justice Johnston in the Nisi Prius Court.-The Commission being read in the Crown Court by Walter Bourne, Esq. Clerk of the'Crown, the fol- lowing Gentlemen were-sworn on the Grand Jury:- MAXWVELL CLOsE, Esq. Foreman; Roger Hall, Esq. Arthur Irwin Kelly, ...

... COUNTY OF ARMAGH ASSIZES. FRrDAY, MARCC 20. . ?? frm oar last nmnber.j Patrick and Michael Keating, indicted for having assaulted Thomas Stewart, a postboy, with intent to rob him of his Mujesty's mail, thenr in his charge. Thomas Stewart exauuiried by Mr. Forde-Was employed asC postb)y to ride libtwven loanahavu and Armagh ; travels by night ; remembers thc night of the 2d August last: bad ...

... - (6 CosD'nted firom -he 4,th Page. ) -CARRICKFERGUS-THURSDAY MARCH 26. ILLEGAL MARRIAGE. Jame M. V. McCary was indicted for that be, being a re- puted Pop!iAh PKiest, did on 5th Feb. last1 at Beltast, celebrate an unlawful marriage between Thomas Stone and Margaret Gillespie, they being both Protstants. We ale obliged to pospone the particalars of this trial and several others 4or want of ...