... 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 ...

... | ?? $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 ...

... KING'S COUNTIY'QTAtAFER $ SSIONS. A;C ?? sO itE EDIT it or 'rueh 5ErAtiiN vA 'FtAN;F. on% 1t1s Jiai. 1533.s44e Dpirit of politirel'in th, dependence whaic 'has beeau aakveed jD ?? ng ' ICoUi~Ly, is not likely to 6fuirber r he ettbi'ed. v evry day irppsrtt to ded it au aidiridoal' riuotentum aad';diccumtilacdd vigour. This cer- fact has been adnioabty illustrated -ibir the lst week. hr lion ...

... On Monday, two seafliringmen, Andrew Nichol and Peter Tosh, were brought before the magistrates of Collegestreet office, charged with violating the excise laws. It appeared that they, with a Portuguese and an English boy, were com- mitted about ten days before to await the directions of the revenue board in London, to which Mr. Blacker, the revenue solicitor, wrote for instructions howl he ...

... LAIT REPORT. i KING 'S B!ENCl ---EDWE5AY, A COarcLATION OF 8.,DOLEilS Oil GUILD OF TIICE BILESSED , r r . ~~VRlGIN. Mr. ?? moived the court for an order to'be directed to tlhe'oflicers of the ec6rporation of saddilers, or guild of thi lilessed Virgin, to ?? cause whlly Mr. D. IHarricks should not be' admitted to his franebhise. The learned counsel pro- ceede-d to'state, frmn the affidavit of ...

... LA -I RBPORT. KING'S BENCHis,,unAy, Fse,1 5. It beiong generally knowa that in the case of the King. against O'Conliell anid otheirs,, an application would be made oii thlO part Of the traversers for permaission to, withdraw the demurrers to cer- tan'r Ounts in the indictment against them, the he-ll of the courts was at an eorly hour densely thronged. A number of Policemen were in attendance, ...

... MURDER AT LEICESTER, OF Ali. PAAS, THE BOOKSELLER OF HOLBORN. |(FRao TnE LOrNDON OiisEIIFVIi.) FURTvrER PARIcIULAS.-Whln the CirCumetances of the mur- der were generally known, a number of persons assembled op. posits the residence of Cook, and it was with great difficuhy that they could be prevented from pulling down the premises. The head of the deceased has not been found, and it is ...

... I I . I ST, t44 Sv §F-,- - ? I An immense cuncoane o*to4ilof. ~ e ailseem- bled on Tuesday at St. Alban's, to-wit ess the wnet interest. inglsteeple chase decided'theresiin-j ardoitrakers',year. T'ho prize contended for was O handiomne gl1d c'&p, presented by bis Highness Plnch 'Nicholas Esterba ,lltd toa sweep. stakes of iS sovereigns each (asd5 mfore for'poat enrering), under the following ...

... CITY SESSIONS-YESTERDAY. STEALING A CLOAK. Maryanne Colgan, a young woman, respectably connected in this city, was placed at the bar, charged with stealing a cloak fiom an old woman with whom she lodged. The un-, fortunate prisoner was convicted, and sentenced to be impri- soned in Richmond Bridewell for six months, and kept to hard labour. AN UNNATURAL SON. Patrick Watkins was indicted for ...

... The joint stock petition prosecuting company is likely, after all, to turn out a mere bubble specula-t tion, notwithstanding all the puff paragraphs of the s :qry pres. The amount of capital subscribed up tou.this moment would scarcely defray: a tithe of the probable expenses of the Dublin petitimi alone; and t we shall be much. disappointed, indeed, if it evera amounts to any thing like what ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...