... TTrfl i+ PPEA LS. PRIVY COLINCIL. On Monday Sir Hussey Vivi n (Cobmm:ander of the Forces), tte Lord Cbiet Justice, tile Arohbishop of Cahbel, the Bishop ,f 1(ildare, the Judge of the Admiralty Court rend the Attorney General sa~t 4t ?? to bear appeals. The first whicb came before them was the appeal of tole parishioners of Kiltirston, county Roscemmon, ag-iiat the amount of reetortia aud ...

... I KILLARNEY SESIONS\ -CURIO.US C.ASF. The Kinig, at tht proserrttioo of 11e Duke yi lichmond. k'.tit Inastler GOre'al v. Bckley, of CoiOlacaunfroala ntecn, Lessee | i on) lllarlqe Ttlurpicwj~ir obstrloctisg llia IJqjestyi5 Mails Mr. Uher, Irspector of Mail Coacies, stated the case on the part of the Crown, arid groundud his application on the general ro.l act, to ti e the defendunt for not ...

... DROGHEDA ASSiZES. . .s 'E . ;On hMonday, at half-past twvwe, the Right Honourable the 'Lord ChIef Justice ?? in town, and-;soon after one his Lor t iip 'tpok bio sear ig the Crowp Court, when the jIIluw- in'g trenil,4uiyjrj swr o; ?? Andersop, _4q., forenart; ?? Nsedpiis, St. George Smito, J. Leland, Ralph Smyth, L.Fairtloutgh,'Ge rge, William ErapR,' Hent' B.I F.irflougb, J. iAckalid, S. ...

... 4AW RTPOlRT.. tO KIG'S 9 M -NCI- ?? AiNcI TFsimav. (Siitirg;sM i Priiis, bery . Mr,.Juswica J,,7 , ecod a ey! IANVA W. MiLLETT A'W A IIALAHIIAV. 1 -r. .RossiR~iv opeited the pleadlngo :& bhalf of' the. of 1,titbt. ,1ttve apeoiurvtf.assiutrciaW, brooght by plaintiff 's .xgninst defendants,' for worik and lbonr. done, as agsnt in thh case of the petitj m, inSeptoinbher. 13, vgainstibe rsitting ...

... I COURT OF KING'S BENCH-Faso1VayIR. NIS&! PtIttS. (Before Mr. Justiieiebb,aad ?? Jury.) OWENI JYNN V. APRAAiIAS MARTIN. Mr. WaistN opened the pleadings, It wasitoaeritn of treel- Pass on the Cbse, fo)r disturbing the plaintiff's malrket at Sligo. [he denlaretion contained six counts, The first stated, that ,o aid b-fore thle 11th, daly Of Janiary, i1831. the IilsiVtiff -s5. arid is still, ...

... AIARHIAL LAW. The petition of the citizens of Dublin against the atrocious bill lies for signatures in most of the public places throughout town. Is it necessary for us to call upon every man who sets the slightestfvalue on his constitutional righlts, or on the prosperity of his country, to affix his name to this document? It is calm and temperate, at the Fame time that it is firm and ...

... SIX CIRCUlIS bSi-rrG AssrzLs, 1833. ?? O8E, CIRCUIT. County of Meath, at Trim, N-londay, 25th February. Weatinead), at Mallirigar, [huraqdy. 28tb. King's County, at Phillipstown, Tuesaty, Sbh March. Queen's County, at Maryborougb, Wednesday, 13th. CaJIow, at Carlow, Tburaday, 21st. Kildare, at Naits, Almidav, 25th. Right Hon. the Lord Chi4f Justice Doherty, j t The Right Hon. the Lord Chief ...

... RECORDER'S COURT-YTITSRDAYl. Thomna i Htayes and MithaelDoylewereiodicted f raitesling a iankerchief, the property of M'r. Andrew Aylmer Staun. ton. Mr, Sta-tnt n deposed to his having missed the bandker- chief while walking in Dame-street, and -on his attention heixig directed to toe pris, ers, wbo wereb ng off. he found it on the person of Doyle, one of i e prisoneis at the bar. i Hayes (an ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY. COLLEGE-STREET OavicE.-Hugh Chambers, a builder from I Drogheda, was held over On bail for trial at the ensuing Ses- biona, for having firlng an orange at Mrs. Wayleit from the uppe allery of the Theatve Roral on Thursday nigbt. The Miasi was fortunately flung Too violently to allow it to s rike the person of Mrs. Waylett, for which it was directed with ...

... GRAND JURY CESS-UouNTY OF TYRONE. The town and neighbourbood of btraOarte nab Meu A. . state of excitement for two weeks past, in consequence oDf a large body of the constabulary forcearmed at all poirSt, having been assembled there, for the purpose of collecting, and havikr.s proceeded to collect the grand jury eess Our readers may recollect, that, at the ladt saizes for the couaty of Tyrone, ...

... COURT;OF KING'S BENCH-YaTaaRD Y. C. EIFrE a. RICUA1iD SOHNSTON. (Nisi Prins betire the ChieJ'JusieO) .Mr.HoBnse opened the pleadings It wae an action for A assault and buttery ; darmagea lid at ,0001. dr. Sergssnt Petaut atated the case for the plaintiff. He said it was a cse of assault. Tbe plaintiff was Mt. ELiffe, agent to the Fbgnix Insurance Company, whose business he trnsa aote at hbi ...

... . .. e .v -, - - - n- xI no MANsIoN. Houa.-On Tuesday the Ciievalier Jritowi, atiag et Sir Alfred Fitzherbort Brorn, was charged a accofli time, before the, Lo)rd Mayor. The justice room and hall were atcrowded to excess. in Mr. 'Vermeermiab, who bad put his 251. and cloak into the hands of the prlarner' at Calas, and to wham on Satarday the a;. prierrer had promism d the Lird MAyor to give ...