... BELFAST .NEWS CONTINUED. I CORPonATIoN INQUrIRY.-On Monday, Mr. Rea, of the Dublin Mail Coach Office, who was one of the jurymen on the inquest on the four men shot by the police at the time ...

... LONDON POLICE-TUESDAY, APRIL 28. IMAnLRLBOIOUOH STREET._A CANDID MAN.-Tlhomas Rogier, a very singular-looking personage, was charged with being drunk, and interrupting her Majesty's lieges in passing along the publicstreets. Mr. Long-Whly you were charged here yesterday with having been found lying drunk in the street, and incapa- ble of taking care of yourself, and I was induced to dis- ...

... POlICI01 OlF ICE, S.kluRDAY, MAY ~2 Alagi.,i-rirtes on the I'rrch VS Yaltier' 11o llv it.n arid J. F. Fergtrsiln, ESip Ale t igt cases hadl brerr ?? Of, a flrriiber oftper'the5 nii Il ie r'olipsy menit of' NIt' Williram I htlliirt coalrepker, werIIe1 called to answer tho corriplairiii of tilrer. eolaslltaerfr wernhiittirr aving r heir work willui w ,in iigpoe it ice, 'arrd for gene~ral o ...

... aaw IntrIligntre. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Fmi 27. (B~fbrc Chtic Justice Tindal.) LOliD W. I'AOET V. THE EARIL OF CARMIGAN, Carat3. CON. Fred. Winter and ,foln rThotits, the pritlcipalwitnesses in ttte, CasL, whost' testinmony has been already before heai pthlli', were first ic am inled at. length. 1'hio Dukte of Richmnond, who was exam-ine1l from the len itaid-I amn brother-in- law of Lord WVin. ...

... CROWN COURT-FriDAY, MARCH 15. The Hon. Justice PEnain entered the Court this morn- ing at nine otclock precisely. SENTENCE OF DEATH. The prisoner Corderey, Mho on the previous evening wsas founitd guilty of the wilful murder of' Seijeant Dodd nwas brought up, by order of the Learned Judge, to re- ceiie sentence. The unfortulante man appealred as if he had lately beien crying--his eyes were red ...

... R'aw. COURT OF COMMON PLEASDus.IN, SATURDAY. ROBBERY IN THE BANK OF IRELAND. John Jones Vaughan v. the Governor and Conipany of the Bankl of Ireland. Mr. LAMI.ESS opened the declaration in this case. It was an action of assumpsit to recover the sum of £100, secured by the promissory note of the governor and com- pany of the Bank of Ireland, commonly called a Bank of Ireland note, of which the ...

... BELFAS'(' QU1ART''ERL SESSIONS. TIHlJ11PAY, APBIL 18. T17ho criiminidi ?? aot' these SeosSIOnecmi eS ci this 'Ly. T.e fit' I iii ai ri' Ilhi ii humsof tlic raiid jumy-. Ab.sss V dl. W'fii]1, C. Ii. (h'iilislilaim-, Jailes 17001gi, David 'Il aiicc, 10ol1cit Magee, ?? J iniles N, Vii', ~'ritliicis Xi C'r:ickcii, Wi.IM] 'Ch'i, WXX. I). l1vdlo-S'oii, Juin I ?? U'lcittrick LeNis, R erry ~.fl'lie1' ...

... aaw E1telligonce. COUNTY ANTRIM ASSIZES. CARRICRFEROU9, TUESDAY, JULY 30. (Froin 0our own Reporter.) Hion. Justice Burton, entered Court a little before 10 o'clock. PETIT JrjRY :-Geo. Phillips, John Jellet, Edward Laughlin, Wm. A. M'Kee, Robert Nieholl, J. A. W'it son, Joseph Young, John Walker, Win. Anderson, George Miniss, Robert Nicholl, John M'Donnell, and James Knox. Daniel Robinson, for ...

... On Friday the Special Commission for Galway was opened before Judges Moore and Jebb-the latter of whom deliver- ed to the Grand Jury a long and excellent address, explana. tory of the history of the most remarkable disturbances amongst the lower orders, both here and in England, and of the various legal enactments which had taken place on the subject. His Lordship gave a frightful description ...

... CORPORATION INQUIRY_-'EtFAST. Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, the Corporation Commissioners, Messrs. Hudson and Sause, sat in theCourt-house, for the purpose of bearing add'tional evidence on a number of sub- jects connected with t!e late inquiries into our municipal and local institUtion5. The following. Magistrates were present, viz. Sir S. May, Soyereign'; Capt. Skinner, sen. .W. Clarke, F; ...

... COUTNTY OF ANTRITI ASSIZES RECOiRD, COUITt. l1' i. Jeolha Peacocak v. I1i1. 6'eirseen. This was an action of trespass, to recover damages for an illegal seizure of plaintiff's goods, under execu- tion. Jury found for plaintiff, with costs. Counsel for plaintiff Messrs. Holmes, Nelson, and Joy.- Agent-Mlr. Edmund Malone. Counsel for defendant -Meszrs Napier, Whiteside, and Molyneux. Agent -Mi~r ...

... SSIZES. BEFORE JUDGE JEnD. ., Charles McKeown, John McKeown, Patrick Hilliard, Henry Mulholland, James 'Bradley, 'and Phillip McEnally were indicted for riot and assatilt at Brookend otwl,3h Julyl Alter the exa ?? -o&fiue or two Witneeses, Mr. Doherty hpity inforined the Court that he was instructed by these men to say, they regretted every -thing ?? happeoed, -and were now willing, if the ...