... 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 ...

... I -- -COMMISSION COURT-TSrw'tDAY. Patrick Carr-oll, A dw. M'rrnanr, tard E!Tih z l k, Io dieted for a burglary and robbery iz the house of Deca Lawless, at Harold's-crobs, on the I I th of March iast. The propervy lost coresisted of a ftov articles orlveflg apparel, of little value. The evidence iroluced, ifj'l 1o establish the capital cherge laid in the indictinelit ald tte case was reduced ...

... MIOST UN-' CONSTITUTIONAL PRACTICES, TEcNRY-STREET.-Yesterday, Don Francisco Cuc-40-4 quondam sub-lieutenant in the ' conistitatiosil armr I° Spain, but now a gentleman at large ?? in onor laiidti saints and sinners-was exhibited before themagisttates0tlitl office, to answer imputations of having committed SeVeVa assaultsof a cruet and outrageous nature. The Den-whoi 5 dapper gentleman, ...

... | ?? $C0URTYESTERDAY. Vesterday Mr. Triil Hali, as ItOiwm lenens of the Recorder, AlWermari Atelier arid Diwxon, were on the bench. JWo- Zatwless, a yortth who is well knowia at the bar irs Oreen-street, was indicted for-stealing fiveeshiliings and thice pxeiice, Ithe property of James Colemnan Mliza Coleinah exatmireid-I am the wife of James Coleman; I was paying a womall if] Britain-street ...

... IADJOURNED INQUEt'TON MiSS CASHIN..;' 4 -On Monday, at 12 o'clock, the extraordinary investigaihoh irelative to the death of Miss Catherine -Cashin, a ?? . residing in Mcrnington'-place, was resumed. In conSequeue- of the evidence adduced on Saturday, and the strong reflectiorins which weere cast upon Mr. Long, a medical gentleman of some celebrity, an extraordinary sensation was excited in ...

... S' U..E ASZ I Z , . S-UM.MBR ASIE 83.- of 'IHOME CIRCUIT. County of Carlow, at Carlow, Monday' 19th July Kildare, at Athy, Wednesday, 21st, Quee s County, at Maryborough, Friday, 23d. King's County, at Philipstown, Tuesday, 27th. |VWestmeath, at Mullingar, Friday, 30tb Meath, at Trim, Tuesdav, 3d August. Right Hon. the Lord Chief. Justice, Right Hon. Lord Plunkett, sfieft John Domnville, Esq. ...

... MURDER BY A ILHRLOT. (Eraoa THrE NEWRY TFLIFtriOR'.) It is but a very few months since we had the painful task of recording the particulars of one of the m6st atrocious attempts C at premedift ed murder, on the Pelfaist road. in the vicinity of I this town, that had ever previously come within our knolkledge I By the goodprovidence of God, however, the life of the of- I fending stranger was ...

... MEATH JUSTICES. j A PADDY M'KEW AT NAVANLANOTHER pRVATJE INVESTIGATION ! [FRtOM A CORaEsiFONDsET.1 A fellow in, the department of the Engineers, at present OM.- esployed by government on the survey, in this; county, met, ?? he evenin~gs ago, a few honest Navan tradesmen, who bad assembld ag9 in a public-house, and were; quietly discussing the merits of that aull-absorbing topic, the Union; ...

... ANOTHER VERDIC'r OF MANSLAUHIITER AGAI~ST A SURGEON. ~ l ?? - - - -. . ?? Friday an inquest was held at Stockport, before John Ilol- s lins, Esq., on view of the body of Margaret Sykes. The wo- mart died on the 29th of October, and the rumoui as to the cause of her death reaching the ears of Mr. Garle, the constable, he r thought himself justified in laying the particulars before the co- roner ...

... SHERIFFS OFFICER KILLED BY POACHERS. naCAMBRID;GE, DEc. (24.-An account has just been received of an affray with poachers, which took place last night on Colonel Peel's estate, at Wallington near Downham, and in which Mr. James Weston, officer to the Sheriffof Norfulk, and police officer :eat )owvnbeal, lost his life, It appears that Ccl. Peel's keepers, t hearing the report of fire-arms in ...

... ASSIZES INTELLI GENCE. ANTRIM ASSIZES-RFCORD COURT. [FRO-M A CORRESPONDENT.] Carrickfergus, 28th July, 1831. ROBERT LYNCTI a. JOlltS rAN9. This action was brought to recover damages for an illegal dis- tress made upon plaintiff's goods ?? 189 and May 1830, For rent alleged to be due the defendant outof p ernimsa in George's quay, Belfast. A number of witnesses were examined and mach legal ...

... 'A TV REP OR T. COURTvt OF EXC.IEQUER.-SYESTERI>AV. N c;sp 01 any importance came on. T'wo or three caset were called ad thrstponedwer IDN V. T)1Ot.ISON AND REILtLY. This was an action of tre4pass ?? lanid was Situated on'tbe banksofthe Gradt ?? an Pjectmeal. Tio Mr. BENNETT, K.C., stated thle case. It lav in a nut-shell.--- They ?? prove title to ths ground in question, and unless the ...