... SSIZES. BEFORE JUDGE JEnD. ., Charles McKeown, John McKeown, Patrick Hilliard, Henry Mulholland, James 'Bradley, 'and Phillip McEnally were indicted for riot and assatilt at Brookend otwl,3h Julyl Alter the exa ?? -o&fiue or two Witneeses, Mr. Doherty hpity inforined the Court that he was instructed by these men to say, they regretted every -thing ?? happeoed, -and were now willing, if the ...

... COUNTY OF DOWN ASSIZE2i DOWNPATRICK, MONDAY, AUGUST U. M. Hagan and R. Corriston, for stealing leather, &c. on 29th May, and John BranniC, for receiving same; not guilty. John crannie, for stealing two tubs, property of David Quaile; not ?? Trimnble, sea. and Margaret Twriisble, jun. for stealing a number of articles at Rathfriland on 8th July, the property of Arthur Lavery; also, for steal) ...

... THE IRISHMAN AND HIS DONKEY. John Sullivan, a lahnurer at a druggist's warehouse ill the Borough, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having gallopped furiously through the streets on a donikey. The defendant is in the habit of wuorkiug ia what is called the Scotch, or more properly the brinihstolle loft; and, as his hands are generally full of business, be has seldom time to ?? ...

... CARRICKFERGUS-WEDNESDAY, JuLY IS. About eleven o'dock the Hon. Baron Smith took his seat in the Crown (ourt, and his Majesty's Commission having been read by Waiuer Bourne, jun. Esq. the follow- ing Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury-. FIlon. Jolns BiUCE O'NEmLL, Iff. P. Foreman. IHon. IIercules R. Pakenham Charles A,'Giidow'uley, Esq. Edmund M'Donleli, Esq. Samuel Thompson, Esq. James ...

... A 1~IDC PION. Atidrew Smith was itidicted, for that fie, ont 2~5th Dec. 1S83, dlid felmoiioisly asseiilt Catherine Farrelly, aiid entry ber away by forve and ginipi0st her will andn connsent, withd initent that he shotild iini'ry her ; mid itl a ifecondi 'otitit. hie was chairged wit ti Ihe feleojoug currying away wlith hitii e to defile hler. The prosecutrix, a female of rather intereviitig ...

... LONDON 1OLICE INTELIrILENCE. WOaSHI P-STRIEET. MATRUIt3tIAL I Ais ExrRAORLDINARY. - Yesterday Nfrs Lawrence Shaw,, a very pretty woman, appeared before Messrs Grove aod Broughton, to prefer a complaint against her husband, Mr Lawrence Shaw, a commercial traveller, charging hint with assaulting and cruelly illusing her. 'T'he defendant is a native of the Sister Isle. The complainant, wvho ...

... MURDER OF '-T1R SNEYD IN DUBLIN. One of the most afflicting outrages that ever occurred in the metropolis was perpetrated on Monday, between two and three o'clock, on Mr. Nathaniel Sneyd, of the well- known firm of Sneyd, French, and Barton, wine merchants. Mr, Sneyd was on his return from the Bank of Ireland, ;of which he is a Director, 'to his house in Sackville-street, v&he`nhe 'was met ...

... (In cwntinuation fro7m fir.st pade.1 DOWNPATRICK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. At about ten o'clock this morrning his Loidship took his seat on the Bench. John Harewood, Wm. Ferguson, James Kennedy, Gea. Ferguson, Arnold Hamilton, Robert Mercer, John Birch, John Gallagher, James White, and. Patrick M'Dowell, were placed in tha dock, charged with unlawfully assembling at Banbridge on the 12th Jitly last ...

... MONDAY. l'he only trial of ;any general interest was the following .Ta nis Divine was indicted for three distinct cases of idiing-Ist, for defrauding a countryman of his watch; Cor ?? a grocer of six poun;ds of tea; and Sd, stealing 5.s. from another countryman. He was found ?? on all the charges, and sentenced, for the first oft :ice, to seven years transportation ; and, for the second .erce ...

... MONDAY, JULY 4. Before the Hon. Hans Blackwood, and A. H. Read, Robt. Gordon, James Bailic, and Robt. Heron, Esqrs. Alexander Robinson, Robert M'Fall, Henry Douglass, Thomas Robinson, Robert Dunn, James PDtn, James Hamilton, William Miller, and James M-Curtain, cotton- spinners in the cotton mill of Messrs. John and William 'Martin & Co. of Ki lyleagh, were summoned, under the Combination Act. ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-DUBLIN, JuNE 6. IMPORttANT CASM. The Re. George Dryer v. Auosrice Bbshe. -Mr Warren, ti.C. toved it pur lsance of the 12th and 15 sectiois of 3 aind 4 Wittiamn IV. cap. 119, on petition andaffidavit of the pleintiCf, Rector of the union of Ardrahan, county of Gal- way, for tbe appointment of a receiver over the estates OF the defendant at Cloughiallymoris, in sai~i parish, ...

... The first Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the condition of the Poorer Classes in Irelrdil, wirh an Ap- pendix, containitg a large body of evidence, has just belen distribuoel. The evidence, however, solely relates to the first bra ich of the in quiry, nanmely, 4sas to tre modes i) which the destitute Viasses in Ireilnd are supported, to the extent and efficiency of those inudlrs ...