... I CROWNb COURT, THURSDAY-SECONhD DAy. (C'ontinaedfirom our. last number.) John McTear, for burglariously entering, on 19th Nayp ths dwelling house of John Harrison, ind felopiously carry, ing off sundry articles.-Guilty. Matthew Paul, for feloniously receiving on 15th, Oct. ten, knives, ten forks, and two shells, the property of James Law, knowing the same to bave beeny ?? Guilty. Robert ...

... ; COUNTY OF DOWN A$SIZES. DOWNPATRICK-TUE.SDAY, AUGUST 2. Robert and Henry McClinchy, and William Neill; indieted for a robbery in the house of Hugh Scott, at Killsarrell. Hugh Scott-Lives at Killsarrell; his house was robbed 'on 18th -Maroh last, by a band of robbers, seven in number;!! they gotin by the kitchen door, which was open there was nobody in the kitchen but wvitness and housekeoper ...

... THTIRU VAY-wIONDAY JULY 2S.. lfrayhery Affray. -. ,rsss Case. John Campbell, Thos, Campbell, Alex. Cotton, John Cotton, James Hancock, James Neal, and Wm. Farquhar, were indict- i ed for a riot in Maghery, on 22d Nov. last. Mr. STAPLEs stated the case to the Jury. The riot with which the prisoners were charged took its rise from a pre- vious assautt tbat had been committed on a party of Orange ...

... 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 ...

... IN the newspaper reports of the WXexford Assizes, relative to the Newtownvairry affali, Baron Smith is represented its i having giveni ar answer to a question respecting the duties of soldiers, and others under military authority, the principle of which answer, though perhaps not new, is nevertheless calculated to place in a Stvikig point of view an absolute contradiction between the%;ivil and ...

... ' ; RECORl) COURT-BrFOtE CNtIEF BARtON JOY. I-4pecal- Tie lrcutors of Robert Ballentine, v. Tlhe Rev. Bernard McAuley. This was an appeal from a decree pronounced by John Curry, Esq. Assistant Barrister of the County of Antrim, against the defendant, a Roman Catholic Clergyman, and Parish Priest of Ballymena, in this county, for the sum of I9Is. 7d. for money alleged to have been received by ...

... The following is a correct list of the sentences that wver, passed at the late Assizes in Downpatrick:- Charles Clarlip, Agnes Clarke, colnvicted of the mn order of Daniel M'Connrill, to be hanged (in Friday the 5th day of August, instant, and their bodies given to the Surgeon of the County Down Infirmary to be dissected and jnatornised. -William Miitithell, convieted of horse stealing, ...

... DOWNPATRICK-MONDAY, AUGUST 1. At two o'clock, Chief Baron Joy took his seat in the Crown Court, when his Majesty's Commission having been read by Walteir Bourne, Esq. Clerk of the Crown, th- fol- lewing Gentlemen werl sworn on the Grand Jury ,- MATiEaw FoP DE, Esq. Foreman. John Waring Maxwell, Esq. John Holmes Houston, Esq. Michael Ed v. Ward, Esq.. Narcissus Batt, Esq. John Nugent, Esq. ...