... ASSIZES. . Carlow Assizes were opened on Thursday, before the ford Chief Justite, who swore in the Grand Jury—John J. Leckey, Esq. foreman. John Linsey, police'oerjegllt, was acquitted of stealing 367 10s, from the shop of Pat. Nolan, at Baegenalstown. ...

... Devonshire and Londonderry, and Lord Castlereagh, were among the Irish Nobility who attended. General Sir John Doyle, Sir Henry Parnell, Sir John Burke, and Mr. Brownlow were also present. The evening was spent with conviviality and good feeling. ‘The ...

... acquitted. Yesterday, the Court of Common Pleas was engaged in an interesting case of Crim. Con. wherein John Spicer Tyrell, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Tyrell, Bart. of Essex, was plaintiff, and the Rev. J. St. Aubyn, a beneficed Clergyman of the Charch ...

... POOR RATES IREL.VKD. Mr. Grattan a petition from certain inbubrtnat* of the city of praying that aowe provision in the shape pour-rote* should he for the poor of Ireland. He begged the attention the Rt. Kon. Secretary for the Home Department the snbjett ...

... friend, th* tat# Mr. Grattan. That Bill tea* criticised by the agitator* in Ireland ; they quarrelled with groat part df it* enact■neuti, and they cafilletl most against the details of the Bill. Yet, though th* oaih proposod Mr, Grattan was similar to' that ...

... of Johu Balguy, Esq., of the Cardigan, Pumbroke, and Carorarthen circuit y John Harvy, Ksq. a gentleman well known in the sporting circles of Oxford and Warwick, shot himself through the head ‘on Saturday at Stratford. John Anderson, a servant shot bimsell ...

... unbenificed curates in the several *Wiocwses of Ireland, their length of service and amount of salary respectively, : Lord John Russell rose to bring forward his motion on ‘the Corporation and Test Acts. On the last occasion this impertant subject was ...

... diminish the number of those who wore excluded from a participation in-egual civil rights Mr. H. Grattan supported the prayer of the Petitioners. Mr. H. Grattan presented a petition from five individuals of the county of Monaghan, who had been, as the petition ...

... behaviour. Patrick Brennan and John Collins, to be imprisoned 6 months, and find security for good conduct ; Denis Tayes, to be imprisoned 4 months at hard labour, and find security to keep the pesce ; Patrick Hamilton, John Godfrey, jun. and Patrick Lillies ...

... yaremitting attention to the duties of his office; obpiined the patronage of Sir John Colpoys, who was at ihat period Treasurer, of the Hospital. On the death ¢ Lord Hood, Sir John Colpoys succeeded him as Goyernor, and Str Thomas® Thompson became the Treawirer ...

... proceeds rapidly. Itis an elegant stone building, resting on six fluted pillars. This day, Russel Brewn, John Roberts, John Baker; Hambry Pricoand John Brown, were ezecuied at the Old Bailey. They all denied their guilt and said on the scaffold they were ...

... Tresteas. Mr. Wm. John of TrIIIPP. it, to the on;verssl satiefaction of the tenantry, appointed receiver of the rents, tsc. of the extensile of gir E.lw. Denny, Bart. The following in addit:on to what had appear. ed in oar it. attended Mr. Grattan's funeral General ...