... SURREY SESSIONS, Oct. 26. {Before H. Hedger, Esq., and a Bench of Magistrates.) John Nicholls, smart-looking young man, was indicted for snatching a pocket containing some silver and other property, belongingto Mary Gadsden. From the evidence, it appeared ...

... regret, however, to mention, that a disposition to outrage has manifested itself in tbe county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A Policeman was at- tacked, and hb wife wounded ; but the villains did not effect their purpose, whicb was to ...

... and the *others officers • of. the Edinburgh Militia, at present quartered there.-- 7 -The 1-ocn PRESIDENT of the Court of Session, Major Ge6cral DR‘ummoND, NN ere present. . An account has been received from B9mbay, whieh States, that the Honourable the ...

... great proprietor at Carlow, is receiving his rents, in kind. Something must undonbtedly be attempted during the approaching Session. What Will or can be gone, Heaven only knows. We scarcely recollect an instance in our long experience at the Public Press ...

... should tell the truth about it to the magistrates, and witness was sent to Boyle to the sessions; he did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at the sessions, or contribute to pay them ; witness told people afterwards that what he stated was ...

... crimes have been made amenable to jus- tice. If some Conservative Member of Parliament would call for returns ofthe petty sessions calendars throughout Ire- land it would unveil a catalogue of crime blacker than any one could fancy to have been committed ...

... y Business by putting Questions; together with a Sketch of the Debate that will take place on the Opening of the ensuing Session. This Day were published, In One large Volume, Octav,t, price 145. in boards, . LECTURF.S on INFLAMMATION ; exhibiting a View ...

... regret, ho-ever, to mention, that a dispositioo to outrage has manifested itself iu the county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A policeman was attacked, and wile wounded ; bat the sillies's did pot effect their purpose, which was to seise ...

... tell the truth about it to the magistrates, and witness vis s sent to Boyle to the sessions; he did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at the sessions, or contribut e to pay them ; witness told people afterwards that what he stated was ...

... and close beside where the intended victim of the assassin lay. SeVeral clergymen and gentlemen, together with Mr John R. Croghan, the sub inspector, who visited the room, declared that they had a narrow escape. The ball is in the possession of Head constable ...

... introduced, and, on meeting Croghan, they stopped his horse and cut the ropes which bound the churn to tbe cart with their hooks, and emptied it of its contents, after which they broke every stave of it to atoms ; they then knocked Croghan down several timet and ...

... father. Mr. CockerlCon ;pp - oinement. His Majesty held. a Privy Council, at which the Speech for his Majesty's closing the Session of Parliament, was agreed upon. Lord Minto was introduced,ard sworn in a PrivyCouncillor, and took his seat at the Board ...