... Thuriday ovening, the first Drawing Room for the season was held at the Castle. At nine o'clock, the Lord Lieu- tenant, preceded by the officers of state, &c. entered the Drawing Room. His Excellency was dressed in the Wind- ior uniform, and bore the fatigues of the night better than could have been anticipated. Although the Ladies Paget attended the Drnwing Room, it was hot deemed necessary ...

... [ COUNTY OF LOUTH .ASSIZES. iety INFANTICIDE. bes AMary Magrath was given in charge for the murder of Jane Kelly, and Pat Kelly as accessory before the fact. nFg, Ann Mielroy-I was delivered of a female child on a rere Tuesday night in August last. Pat. Kelly, the prisoner, 'Ply was the father ofit.c The following morning 1gavethe anr, childto-my sister to get it christened; it had clothes on ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ICOUNTY. GF ANT.=RI.ASSIZEh. 2eohtinleed from soi lt.) CARR-ICKFERGUS-THURSDAY, DMARCH 27. Jo A . Sergeson, for stealing a sheep, the prfperty of Mt. Charles Hamill. ' ' ' Charles Ha ?? near Larnee; osta sheep in Dec.; was selling some in Smithfield, Belfast; had about'20; missed one. of them abo vAicening; saw it again dead in Serge- son's-house the ne'xt isijting; it s fresh killed; prisoner ...

... Cou.\TrY'OF ANTRINT ASSIZIES. A- RtECORtD CoUHrSrttAMARCH1 29. LIALL CASE. V'ic Xing at thre proseeution of the Rev. ,J'ames Manson v. F. D. Fiirtsq Proprietor' of the Xarlhero 11-hig. WhIell this case was brought forar~'rd, Mi'. Wallace, the Agenat for tbe prosecutiont, olilected to both the Juries who frild been rurpallelled to iry Viae previous casm, While at rangenients were msaking fur ...

... THEI BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-APRIL 1. - = =P -_-CTIS. ASSIZE ItErUC(TIONS. We have pait considerable attention to the Assize vr ocedings at Cartickfeigns, which have just tenninia- ted, ali to the proceedings at the diffetent Assize Courts throliighout the conitry. The subject is one of utiver- sal hitcrest, anil birings ui der rev iw a variety of in- pantant cosidcrationis. A few general ...

... RECORD COURT-WLDNESDAY, MARC{H 26. I IMPOR? TAN2T TO MElRCCHANTS. Tloyans Ekenhead, Plaidtiff- George Tlte, Dcfena'tst. Mr. lloi.iitis stated plaintiff's case. ?? said this wasi nol action brought by plaintitt, to recover from defendant the amount (of a 1ll of Exchange, drawvn bl plaintiff on defen- dMit, for goods sold and 4d1ivorod. ?? said he was nware that the action was brought uinder ...

... COUNTY OR DOWN ASSIZES. Yesterday the Court was opened by the Hon. Justice JE.11, when the following Genitlenieni were sworn oi the Grand Jury:- JOHN EcHIarNe, Esq. Foreman. Lord Viscount Castlereagh, I Charles Douglas, Esq. lion. Francis C. Annesley, I John M'Cance, Esq. Sir Robert Bateson, Bart. John Holmes Houston, E0q Nicholas Price, Esq. Trevor Corry, Esq. Wmn. Montgomery, Esq. W. ...

... |I~: COUNTY OF .DOW\IN ASSIZES. I . . - . . - (Continuet dforv oar aSt.) SSMONDAI, MtARCt S31. ?? M'Court cnd' JoTirn Brow~n were indicted for stealing a mufl' and tippet, in Debc last, at Newry, the pifertv of Matilda Nesbit_Geil4; twelve monthi' IbpllIeotbient;tv bard labonr. WIm. Jovhnston, for stealing a pocket-boolc' an&bank notes from Dan. Xiane.- Guilty. 7 years t-rans# ti on. Edward ...

... (Co tsicldfro's, our last.) 1'rlhry Asnn Renneti and Rlichard Resinett, for ?? sutole Thomat, MfloDawll -And -YMeeocn, for 4ts'aliiig linenl vre frosnt the ?? of Messrg. Brown, oglcur n bil Feb. late. nahoyo Joint 13irown-TN connected with a bleaclhgreen with his birother James ; it was robbed on the evening of 5th Feb. 20 banks of yarn vere~- taken, Win. RtitchircLi-vesa short distance off ...

... EXECUTION OF PATRICI LACY AND JOHN WALSH. CLONMEL, APRIL 3.-The crowds assembled to-day to witness the execution of those unfortunate men, was principally constituted of that class of society (the coun- try peasantry) now attending the Assizes. A party of the horse police were stationed in the front of the county gaol. About half-past twelve, Patripk-'tacy was~ the first culprit who came ...