... CARRICKFELLGUS ASSIZES. Ed. McKeown, for a burglary, on 23d March, in the house * of Mary Davey, North Enst division of Carrickfergus. Mary Smith-Lived in Mary Davey's the night her house ,was attacked ; slept in the loft'; was awoke between -twelve and one with a noise in the kitchen; saw- prisoner with a lighted candle in his hand; knew him before; saw two other persons there; they called ...

... LONDON CONSISTORy COURT-FRIDAY. SUIT rOR DIVODCE.-NEELD Vcrus NEZLD. 'Lady Caroline Mary Neeld, daughter of thpe Earl of Shafttsbtrv, has instituted a suit its the Lonidon Consistpry Cliurt for a divorce from her huabrind, J. Neeld, EA M'.t P. n ?? ofallegedcertielty. Dr. Dodson stated hP` aase; anid.the King's Advocate replied' on'the part of Mr. Neeld. From-the statement of the latter it ...

... TRIAL OF1 THE REV. MSR. M'CAIG. Monday the Ceort piroceeded to the trial qf The Rev. .Dnran IIICq ior Minister of the Gaelic Coapel, Edinhurgb. Re e accused of t enty one 4ets, of thieit, or reset of theft, between June t830, and Sth Msalhi 1831. The folloeving *~vere the,rharges-.A qusarto Bible, trom Walter Richard. son, 10, qtpiser-square; fourvols. of Bunyan's Works, from Arr. Rich~deson ...

... BELFAST. SESSIONS.. SENTENCES . Nicholas Lennon, fordlarceny, to be confined fo.ur iorlits Iin the 'House of -Coreeti-on; John Loughran -Abraham Dawson, Charles Markey artid John Sherry, for n loccetry, eatih tn bw-kejit in -tIreHouse of Correctilon six monith. at hard labour'; Patrick Murphy, for a similar offince, to bh confined, onie rnbnth ; Margaret Quin, for the like, one nmrrt~lr; ...

... !SUMMER ASSIZES-NORTH-WEST CIRCUIT Hots. JUSTICES MOORE- AND JEBB. Longford at Longflrd, AMonday 18th July. Cavan at Cavan, Thursday 21. Fermranagb at Enniskillen, Tuesday 26. T'yrone at Omagh, Friday 29. Donegal at Lifford, Wednesday August 3. City and County of Londonderry, Saturday 6. COURT OF KING'S BENCH-Josr 22. NFWRY EXAMINER. Mlr. Blacker, K. C. applied for a conditional ordeir for a ...

... Saturday, April 30. John Quin, late of Belfast, Surgeon, Bras brought up to be heard on his petition to be. discharged, but wvas opposed by Mr. Huband, on tiq part ot Mrs. Mary Hurst, a creditor returned for £60, beirig, the amount of a verdict obtained at the last Antrim Assizes; and also on the behalf of Jane Bickerstaff, a creditor, for'£53 claimed for the support of an illegitimate ...

... A JEW IN TRIBULATION-A COIIFDY OF ERRO'ItS. MA NsI ON-HOUSE.-A Jew, named Israel Mordeedi, was brought before the Lord Mayor and Alderrman Wilson, by the officers of Aldgate, for the expenses of an illegitimate child for nine years. A pauper, mother of the child, Atated that ten years ago she lived as servant in the house in which the defendant lodged,. and he seduced her under promise of ...

... POOR LAWS IN IRELAND; To tihe Right Hou. and Ron. the Kniqhts, &c. in Parliamen| amembliedthe Petition of the rindersigned landholdersof| | t71e Parish of D IOP W in the Cc nty of Down, inL Yestry aksets bled, RESPECT'ULJLY SHEWETH-That the power of irmaking l-cal provision for the support of iigeil, sick, and destitute poir int Ireland, by ineans of assessment on property, would, as it ...

... MURDEROUS ATTACK ON THE POLICM, (From the .Kilkenny 31oderator.) This city was thrown into coisiderable agitation In 'the .gfterlinOOt of Wednesday, by the arrival of iat express firom .Cn,,toplrrr, conveying inrformnation of a murderous attack by the peasantry on a police force, whileengiged ill assistirig the service uf ?? on tithe bills filed at the silit of the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Rector of ...

... ARREST OF MESSRS. O'CONNELL, BARRETT STEELE, LAWLESS,,REYNOLDS AND DWYER . l ~ ~- - About' twelve o'clock on Tuesday, ?? Farrell, chief constable, was despatched with a warrant Mfr the arrest of I Mr. O'Connell.- Herproceeded to Merrion-square, accom-i paiiied by peace-officer IrWin, and on entering M3r. O'Con- nell's hoxse, they found him. in hisastudy alone. On beiag informed'of their ...

... [ COURT aF.-COMMION PLEAS-DuBuLYZNe,. Nov. 21. I . ?? 71r, -A D - JD . - a.. Lessee AIIJ'onnell a. Hugh Burus. This3cause was tried at the last Assizes of Carrickfergus when the Lord Chief Baron presided, and a verdict was -then founif for the lessor of the plaintiff, by a most respect- able jury. A conditional order *Was afterwards obtained, that the verdict already pronounced should be set ...

... GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT BILL'. (Coniisnuedfrom our lasfj MTme 41st section provides, that every persoin wio enters into a cnintract for keeping any road in repair, shall riadse a -nap of it td be made at his own expense, to be produced vihen required by the Justices at tessinns, or by the Grand FIury. By the 42d, an advance, to the amount of orie-half'. the cost of the work, uray be made to cir ...