... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. TIBAD orrICE. CUARGE AGAINST A POzICEaItN.-Mr. John Walsh ap- peared before the magistrates of this office on behalf of James Ryan, to request that informations might be taken against Philip Lynch, police-constable, for forcibly break- ing open his shop, smashing ten panes of glass, and seizing upon and carrying away a quantity of spirits, the property of the ...

... POOR1 LAWS. TO THE EDITOR Or THlE FRrEEASN. D)ublin, September, 183S. SiR-As an Irishman, conversant in some degree with poor laws, I wish to abate the extent of misconception pre- vailhig against the new enactments for Ireland. The objections to the act appear to be general on the part of some mistaken persons-particular clauses seem ob- noxious to others. rhoseL who are adverse to the ...

... AggrZES INTELLIGNCE. -. CORK ASSIZES-WiDNESDAY . CHARGE Or ColIBINATION. Henry White, James Lynch, James Haynes, Timothy Keeffe, Matthew Brien, John Daly, and others, stone masons, were given in charge for having on the 21st No- vember last, in the North Main-street of this city,' entered into a combination, and confederated together, againsi the public peace and the statute, and by threats; ...

... ANOTHER ATTE3IP'I'To GAIN ACCESS TO HER | I MAJESTY AT WVNDSOR CASTLE. I Windsor, Saturday Evening, Nov. 30. Considerable alarm and excitement was created in this town last evening in consequence of a report that a maniac had gained access to the private apartments at the Castle but upon making inquiries, we have been enabled togather the following particulars:- . It appears that about half ...

... Itr Dob ?? SgglOxg I Ar. Dohhq -t ,. harm -- ?? . UEC~f ; .oues sat at half.past ten o'clock in the Lord Mayor's Court. Thomas Clerkv, cabinet.nmaker, of Great Britain-street cam.' upl to register aq a freeman on the Tory side. The L9't~erf'plte of admissionl was of Michaelmas, 1839, as a froe goldsmith by marliagp. The claimant stated that he sought to registerin right of his freedom granted ...

... ZA4tr rNTRLrLINCE I EXCHEQUER NISI PRIUS5ySTEnDAr Before the Right Honourable Baron Richards and the following Special Jury :-Hugh Alexander, Esq., foreman; Henry Brennan, William Moyers, Charlcs Fletcher, B. Eaton, Trhomas Lysaght, William Maljins, William Richey, John Dillon, William R. Digby, Frederick Taggart, and Henry X'Manus, Esqrs. ACTION FOR FATSE luPrtfSoNNIEM. Beatty v. the ltv, Dr. ...

... CITY GRAND JURY ROOM-YEanuDAY. I The Grand Jury met yesterday at half-past twelve wai o'clock, The Foreman (Alderman HOYTE) in the chair. wh Captain Nowlan observed that he had laid a case before counsel, to ascertain whether he was not entitled to offer any suggestions to the Grand Jury which he thought pro- in per, or whether he was at liberty to object to any items which in his judgment ...

... LAW INTNLLtGBNCg. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER-YESe ERDAY , Tiletigilt Hon. Baron Richards sat in the Court of Exche- quer yesterday, to hear motions which should have come be- fore him in chamber. c~tatt 0055. Joseph Ifassett v. George nichardson. rr. Walker applied to his lordship, on behalf of the de- fetulalt, for an order to set aside the rule for speeding a .rit of inquiry to assess damages in this ...

... EXTRAORDINAjY OUTRAGE IN A RAILWAY I ~~~CARRI.AGE,, t% LADIBSTHADETHSTaaaT FOL5ECE.O10Z, LONDON. of Last week Mrs. Sarah Cullum, a respectable female, re- siding in the neighbourhood of the Edgwarc-`oad, accom- d panied by her husband, and a clerk from the office of Mr. !r, Alderman Harmer, applied to the Hon. G. C. Norton for a to warrant against a person,,whose name.is.at present un- ut ...

... LONDON PFOLICE-MONDAY. ; | ?? Downino, a tall atlilrstic man, was On brought before Mr. Traill,charged vith ?? Daly, a very diminutive man, under the following aggravated elk-'W curnstandes:- The complainant stated that on Saturday hespeottheeven. !og at the Plough, at Clapharn, withthedefendant, and that 13t atte? they Ift there he invited his acquaintance to his own ef house in Love-lane to ...

... .__COUNTY OF ANTRIN ASSIZEI. (Continuedfrom our last number.) CARRICKFERGUS-TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. Henry Liddy, for stealing a pair of shoes, the property a -Robert Smith. Guilty. . I/ Wiam W]hite, bailiff, for assaulting John Briggs. on 14t1 'July, and detaining him prisoner uutil he extorted 20s. fron him. Guilty. James eizstow, for cutting down an oak tree, the propert: of Earl O'Neill, upon ?? ...

... *Committed by the Police Maglistrate to Carrickfergus gaol, for' trial at next Su mmer Assizes, 'William BilrnIs, charged with breaking into the dwelling-housi famni North-street, by a baik window,, in the monrro.J. elat and stealing thereout £64., a watch, and other articles; Ellen Fueene, for rolibirng a man of XI, 'l0s. and a hand- kerchief, and; Jane Glvnn, for siding anid assisting Feeny ...