... ]l _ Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the Crown Business at these Sessions commenced beforA tho Assistant Barrister Josni Cuasiy, Esq. and the following Magistrntes: S;r S. May, Sovereign; William Clarke, Riehard DANbs, Cortland M. Skinner, and Fortescue Gregg, Esqrs. The following Gentlemen were svorn on the Grand Jury:- JoHN S. FeRausotc, Esq. Foreman. 'Samuel Batt, George Ash, . Isaac Hardy ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-JULY 7. Williams v. Sir Josias C. coghill, Ltigh-SherWff County of Dublin. Mr. CIIAIGNEAU opened the pleadings in this case. It was an action of trespass vi et aernis, committed by bailiffs, on the 8th Oct. last, at the plaintiff's house, in Carysfort Avenue, Black Rock. There was* a second count, for breakingopen doors, disturbing the family, assaulting the plaintiff, and ...

... ALLTEGED CIIEArINC AT lLAY-CIIARGE AGAINST LORD DE ROOS. COURT OF KING(S 13ENCH-LONDON. DE RtOolS v. r IUMMING. O)N Friday tlost, tile case of Lord de Roos versta CumMill,t, WviS brought on before Lord Dernhain and a special jury, and occupied tvo days. The charge against the ?? was, that he had published a, false and malicious libel against his Lordship, by accusing him of having recourse to ...

... 1trl.PSl,'r--'Pt>l4.)AY', APRIL 11. | tt - nO ?? wcats held et lrid ym ixrn- ill, hclire Vi F. Maenitley, IEsq, corcier, oli thc bodl of a, IIlIioW \ ll, tiell ixi a li house iii Si ?? Aft r the exmilill: t-ini of tvo Ivitnesses, IL verdict of tied Wby the visi- titioti ifG tol' wisretxxriccl. Ace xi SN r. -A xivide-it occurred tit the linni-xwerks of Mr. Pickerinxg, of Allgralilx, ai few ...

... CROWN COURT, TUESDAY, MARC. 13. PETIT Juity.-Messrs. Thomas Major, foreman- Hugh Halliday, A. M'Cambridge, Thomas Brown. rigg, Charles Dickey, Alexander Bell, Rtichard Con nery, John Moore Johnston, Henry Hope, Joseph Fulton, John Sefton, and Francis Coates. MANSLAUGHTER. William. Fellows, for the manslaughter of James M'Kean, on 30th Sept. last, at Bellahill, near Car- rickfergus. Robert ...

... M')(NA61HAN, AWIONAy, JUtS. VO At (Ine, oclock thle lion. Iaront Fositer entered the Crown Counit. aindi took hlis, seat On thle liench. 'IhornsIlun, s ?? ?? read thle COI ilissi oil, andi then cal led tilie ;ralnd Jiur'. who were re-sworn, awl. addressed as followsbyll 1lords1hip:- ,bY11 MAr. Forster, aind Gonitloinenl of tile Crand Jary,-1 regret that, tie appearance of the Calendair ...

... COURT OF EXCRuEQUER-D)UB3LAN. On Saturday the Court being full, Mr., Dickson, Q. C., addressed the bench to tile following effect:- NMy Lords-as father of the bar I lhave thle honour to present your lordlships a memorial agreled to at a gene. .al meeting of the bar of Irelaud, on Wednesday the 16th January last, convened by roe in pursuance of R requisition signed by 176 ltarristers, addressed ...

... TRIAL OF ARCH. ]3OLAM FOR MURDER, NEWCASTLE ASSIZES-JULY 30. The interest whiell this case has so long excited throughout the country had lost none of its freshness. This morning when it was undorstood the trial Woueld take place, tihe Court was early beset for aplidicants for adesli'j. The Learned Judge took his seat ou tbe bench at nine o'clool, and shoutly afterwards the prisoner was ...

... COUNTY ARM AGIl ASSM 3S. S1NTEiIR5.-Adrlnm wilqoni aid Rieciard Conlon, stcolintg a heifer, twelve muroths imprisonrmeilt.'vith lhard airhotr. WV In. King, pig-stesding, twelve months, with hard labour. J ohn Rtogers, cow-sterlirrg, twelve mouths, WWIt lard lahour. (Ilaq. Bre; kcy. pasmiig trace coin, eight mothuls, with hard labour. Patrick AMIann. burglary, 21 months atlr, aor Betty Wright, ...

... . MONDAY, Oc-. 26.-The Court was opened at nine' !o'clock.-Edmond Connors, Pat. Lynch, Slfich Wal/is, and ' Tim. Barrett, were placed at the bar. The indictments, similar to those of Friday, were read. Mr. O'Connell ap- ~peared as Counsel for the ?? Solioitor General stated the case- for the prqsecution. Witnesses were then; i] jalled and examined. These were the same persons who gave ...

... THTIRU VAY-wIONDAY JULY 2S.. lfrayhery Affray. -. ,rsss Case. John Campbell, Thos, Campbell, Alex. Cotton, John Cotton, James Hancock, James Neal, and Wm. Farquhar, were indict- i ed for a riot in Maghery, on 22d Nov. last. Mr. STAPLEs stated the case to the Jury. The riot with which the prisoners were charged took its rise from a pre- vious assautt tbat had been committed on a party of Orange ...

... LAW.-IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. The following case involves an important question_ whether a party is bound to pay an accommedattion accipt. ance to a third person, who holds it foi value, where the holder accepts a composition from the drawer, and signs his deed of composition and release. KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN-FEBRUARY 6. Sitting at Nis. Priui before Judlye Jebb. flAMTLTON V. ArCKEN. Mr. ...