... '60UNTY OF' DOWN ASSIZsES. CR°FN COURT'DOWNkATRIC9, AUGUSV 6. Petit Jtiry-_Mestrs. Heniry Breardgn, Edward Berwick, Thomras Bullock,. Thomas Bro nI Robert Beatty, James Cod'bisn; JoN Curry,- Williailr Cairns, Andrew Creightonf James Campbell, WilliaV Cr mis, end Samuel Caulftield Mia6ryylt Murphy was indicted for stealing 8 quantity of pork, arid some other allticles, on 22d April, at Warren- ...

... (Cintiruedfrom eor last number.) SATURDAY, WARCH 5 .| John Mallon. indicted for stealing a quantity, of ibri, a c(harlemont, onl 25th Dec. the property of Hugh Conulter. I Not guilty Hugh Gilfeather, for stetlitig a silver watch, at Lurgan, i oil 6th Nov. the property of James Molarky. The prosecutor wes in compairy with prisoner in Lur- gao. and both Were drinking ; the former, on parting ...

... -*?Rit;1tA I A!NTINIG EXTnRAORI)NA rLY SH{DR'FS7 COUaT, GUILDIALt., L.ONDOY, rlV.C. 12. ?? V. Encjs. - Mr. `Rynil stated tlie case for the plaintiff vitl, was, he said. atl artist of in urh celebrity. He soubt rc'lr )ipense for labour done in painting the por- traits of a Lady, a Gentleman, and a Newfoundland doz. and also for touchinig tip the por trait of the brother of the defendant (a ...

... NORTII-EAST CIRCUIT. The HIun. Mr. Justice Johniston. The I-Ion. Mr. Justice Burton. NORITH-WEST CIRCUIT. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice Doherty. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Baron. HOME CIRCUIT. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice. The Hon. Baron Sir William Smith, Bart, LEINSTErt CIRCUIT. The Hon. Mr. Justice Moore. The Hon. Baron Pennefather. CONNAUGH1T CIRCUIT. The Hon. Mr. ...

... CRIOWN COt'HT-rairitrsu.Y, Jul.Y 14. Tris day at three o'clock, Chief Boron Joy entered the Crown Couirt, and his Mnijesty's Commission having beell read by Walter Bourne, jim. Esq. Clerk of the Crown, the Gentlemen onl the Grand Jury wvere re.sn'orn. Ills Lordsbip then addressed them, and congratiu. lated them oai the state of the calendar fie found it not altogether as he expected it, and it ...

... WRXVORD ASSTZES-MfARCTI 1. a BIRKIiT V. HATES. This was an action for breach of promise of matriage.s The damages were-laid at £5,000. Mr. MOoaE, Q.c. stated the case for the plaintiff. The lady is of a most respectable family in this county; and in 1818, when the defendant first paid his addresses to her, was very young, and possessed of such attractions as were calculated to inspire ...

... PA dlUS RATES.-MAGT8'1TRATESt COURT, BELFASTr SEPTEMBER 6. Dbring the eollection of the parish rates in Belfait for the 11 ;present yeatr, afew individuals, finding that their taxresexr teeded the slum which they considered themiselvesbiustly liable to pay, ca used an investigation to take place, In order to dis-l sovur fromt whom or in what w ay this extra charge had ori-t ginated; Eilame had ...

... EXTRB AORDINARY 'I'iiAlS.-u-ESTIONl OF IIt)NT'IIT Y. ! 1)sy,e zicg1j.9','Coabt,, ?? Col, al Jiuandioa, Lfanarl-sbir.) ;O) thle 2.9ti ef 'Iecembor, Johnl iWilson, at RIniillni', was brou~lilt ?? NJeimos ErvSol]. of Sheritraulds, Cha:nrreld at tile instanoce of Lady Mary Mlontgomerie and Sir C. MII. ?? Lamb, Bart. her husband, with tres- passug- onl tile lanids of iellts iir, onl the 0ith of ...

... BXONDAY, APRIL 22. The Crown business commenced at these Sessions yes- terday, before John Curry, Esq. Assistant Barrister, and the following Bench of Magistrates :-Major Rowan; Henderson Black, Wm. Clarke, C. M. Skinner, Fortescue Gregg, and John M Cance, Esqrs.-The following Gen- tlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:- JoHN CuNNiNGCHAm, Esq. Foreman; Edwd. J. Smith, Chas. Thomson, John Hodgson ...

... WEDLOCK Jovs.-Peggy Donoghue on Fiiday brought her hskbantd Peter before the Magistraites at It;arlbortsii-Street Office, for an assault. l'he husband is a weather-beaten old pensioner, from whose jaws time has extracted every tooth; and tire wife is a dark-eyed, sturdy young wvoiman, at Icast Iforty years hisjuonlor. Peggy, who is wellknowii at the office fromi the frequency of her visits to ...

... BELFAS'r QUAl>TER SE3SI1ONS. I The folilowing getlemenl Nwvrt' Swore n thle, (Grand Jliy , onl Tuesday : i i'ssr JI-11 `li ?? (1 r'ttV, U t: I. Monitttgotnl'rY Wt ilt nen (ililatd. loll Fistlier'. tI-.h. etI Y. ittg~ty, W\illia Itt cuton :its Rooctr C(tulbe. I'iloltas (:rlierit', 0 W~illjtiam Foqter, filtites itleittdy, Jotthln Hdgison JOi~it lit'ar lIWlO, ted Nitittii Ic otit rt cii At the ...

... . BELFAS'r QUARTER SESSIONS. I tlMONliAY, OCTOBlIn 24. Prirmr Jturti-Mussrs. It. Gailigars, Jamies Gowdy. Arthur (4liigear, W. Glass, R. (awley. John llriglies, JAilles I laniri, Willilamn HunIter, GCorge lill, Jolula Iaittilton, Robert lHuail- toil, oihn iGreen. Mary-Aii Hlepiburin, for stenling at pair of bellows and a linen shct, at Belfast, ol 18th July. tue property of Andrew Ml Doninell. ...