... ment and hard labour in Bridewell, for 90 days. Two persons dressed as sailors, calling themselves William Harvey and William Hardie, were convicted before the Sherifl, on Tuesday last, of falsehood fraud, and wilful im. position, by asking charity tinder ...

... which lie had taken in St. James's, and apprehended him that morning, with part of the stolen property in his possession. Thomas Hopkins stated, that he was groom to Mr. Mot- teux ; on the 11th Februarylast lie packed up the plate in a chest, viz. two ...

... Ralipli Carr, lledgelbi-' Wtillip zuiSilth, Ovington; Charles W~ilhiatit idgge, Li.ndeni A lexalnide t riiiglton; Xyniunorjth-, 'Thomas .J toas, Stitdue ;-at~ii hTnttbw8Cjsilecy1 Copelane Castle, Esqutsfea and im~r Thotleo A~isitotS li8t tht Wgestbide. t1pk ...

... brother Thomas Doyle, they are-emplyed as drivers under Mr. Westropp, of Limerick ; a few days befor4ie the outrage they drove the lands occupiedby John McGrath, and othet pe'opleon the estate; the persons in the house that night were, iitness, Thomas and ...

... Patrick Byrne and Edward Boyle for stealing a hat, shirt, and portmairiteaui 'the piropertS of Thomas Richardson, at: Belfast, on 18th Dec. last .. ' ' - - : I Thomas RichardsonA: portmanteau, &c' belonging to witness vas taken out-od the' Banbidge; -caravan-saw ...

... PETIT Juisy.-Saniuel Lyle, Wm. Gray, James Barnett, Win. 'Pirrie, Freeman Hardy, Arbuthnot Emerson, Robert Neill, Samnuel 'Cowan, John Charters, Thomas M'Cammou, Pla!has ?? and Thomas Ward. David and Hannah Mills, for passing base coin to Eliza- beth Beggs ...

... issued' sudl by thse Rochidale Bank, of Clement Royde and Company, -.well knowing the same to be forged and counterfeited. lMr. Hardy and Mr. Adolpliue appeared 'for the prosecu. tion, and Mr. Cottingham for the prisoner. The prisoner' weent' into the prosecutor's ...

... Sir Thos. S. Gooch, Bart. John Shafto, Ekq. Charles Tyrell, Esq. Perry Nursey, Esq. Henry Bence Bence, Esq. I Thomas Brooke, E~q. George Thomas, Esq. * Richard Brooke, Fisk John Francis Le tles,'Eaq. Joshua Rodw 'lltEsq John Aloseley, Esq. E. Proudfoot ...

... fact,.-Mr. Blackburne and Mr. Cottiegharn were eounsel for the prisosiexs-Mr. Sergeant. iken Jones baving stated thle case, Thomas Jackson WRS eached, and deposed as follows :-l live at Keresfotth Htill, about l) toa mite and a quarter from flarnsley, in ...

... Wilson George Ash T. G. lp2 Iro5 R. Stevenson Isaac Hardy V. legdsrb John Clarke Lewis Reford Robert S 11. Ashmore John Cunningharm Jan te, rteter James Stewart Alex. M'Laine RidB James Blair Thomas Corbitt ichard tt Elelra. And the following on the Market ...

... Knowles-he crime in the rear' of him whlen he found his - mins were held, -arid str'uck -him in the spine with somethinig ery hard-is- sure it was Knowles that struck him-has peri confined almost ever iiice-by--it, -aid caur reith'rrise or sit-dawn in comfort ...

... -Arrived from London the Mellish, Vincent, for Van Dieman's Land; and I his Majesty's cutter Industry, Downs. Sailed the William Hardy transport; and his Majesty's ship Albatross, for Chatham. SIMIRINESs, Juv~L 3.-Sailed the Lord Melville, Brown c New South ...