... C- DOWV,-n'ATancK-At this Assizes, John Carroll and )- John, Boyle ssere tried for tine murder of Stannopne r, Flemning, at Moira onl the 3d of October, found guilty ;) of manslaughter and sentenced to be transported for no lic Ou~ Processions.-A number of persons ~'submitted to an indictment charging them, iith walking isin processions on the 12th of July. They wvere boun'd a- in their ...

... BREXCII GE PRO~iSE OF M~flIu.~c;!~ BREA,.CH OE P'ROMAISE, OF MilltI~t SIEPiHENS C. BllEcuIry. I 3at This vas an action at Ol x 'frd :si InJ wee~k, brough0-1t b tite pAinltiflf, 31 iS ,l ; id Stephens, against the Iie aidalint, .ir. Iei c&llI es for i blreclih of promise ot Fnalac ee T f ici c- tiff vaS a ?? wVonGal, tiII, I tlltcroi a1 1r ;l; - it t ible ainakeeperI of the eitv in Ox) ford ?? ...

... GLAMolGANSl[lR]E ASSIZIS. c Xe1MI JUI.Y 14, 1ti~5. ILefro rethle Hanoiribl IL'ir J. PRnrr si, I KnWH ?? Jiii~i NLtcnVEMAN~y, E59., hg li On 'Tuesdaty last a tange party of tile uti - the ecointy'iliet thle lnigh-lf'oriffJ . ?? In- lell' 0 C .at thle Catrdiff ArIn Insiiianad ?? h if (Imore major'ion) to uilctt thle J udge (I file Hfuse, a Ai r. Justice P 51t? ol) Oil tile NewNport renit. C ?? ...

... L Un U)ilR IN NO)tliI :YAS! . - - I' .. . I I- - 11 ?? 1- ?? .l .ili,i, th^ 1 , Thl to\0ll of, \elshipO111 has bIC! o 'ilwliil ?? lbist tb . brillnbdt tbo ?? e of i In o~st hor r ible tolld delilbo' I I u. 1' i n'hi-tr of allushiind by is ?? vio, 0 tissismll ill tib. di:,- bolical ?? by teicir shopimill li; :1ll([ pere-lltrillt~d~ sl UIllIOl rpecelliarly nggrav'iIto1 Illd li StIc'SIig iCilIIn- ...

... iEnLAND. it n The Newry paper states that a farnern )f Ryan, was murdered on Wednesday o Ib e turn from Newry towards home I gO it custody on suspicion. d Seven whiteboys ornightboys savel bt to Carrick-on-Shannon jail, oin a clhare f5 n cerated and punctured with holly be ' I t James Hynes, near Manoriamil t 0 paid a nocturnal visit. Armed parties are s, h in the county of Leitrim, plunderilv ...

... Theaeaasjies were not opeied until Tuesday even in g --which was the daylafterthat appointed in thecircuit list-Mr. Serjeant FADDY having bee'n detained'in Carnarvon by the pressure ofliusiness. About four o'clock his lordship proceeded to the Shire-liall where the commission was read and the court opened with the usual formalities. The f;llowiig gentleman were snorn as the Grand Jury :- Sir ? ...

... Car-narvnciz'h guartcr Scsiaonq. f Oilis1ay the Qiiartelr Se33 ifor the Courdy ; of Carwirvon werie Held ill the ShIhrhall. 'lie ]ev. i lr. Ireror, Clhairnaill, ?? the fbi lowutilln ?? .%ere inl atten.dance : licv. lessrs. W. Wzillialns, ?? luighes, Grifflth Owen, \Vul. Roberts, and John fiowvlmiids, Estqrs. - 'he Urand Jury having been sworn, bills of indtc.- I Itctit were sent up against C ...

... INXQUIRY AT WOL\VIERHAIMPTON ?? of Icsu (On Mlonrday morning it wes unlderstoodt that Sir pond- Frederick 11cc, waho was to make an investigation on 3 per- behalf'of tile Govervnmcnt, had received instructions r and from the llome ])epartmcnt, which caused a suspension eg.- oftle inquiry during the whole of that day. On tbe fol- y.,- lowving morning Sir Frederick made a communication epeat to ...

... CIIESiIRIE ASSI2ES. CIVIL SIDE. JIIE CERNIOGE AND HIRIlATHIEOG ESTATES Rot; demise of IHarit and 01S. V. WYl NPF-(S.J.) (Front the Chester Chrieoacle of Friday laQt.) 'lhis muci lii 0ldcts caimc on fior trial at tiles assizes, bigtefutiltm tilat it has been brouh,~t underjudicial cognizince. At the suitnmer assizes in 1826, at Slewsbury, the samc quest';on was raised, in an action o' trespass, ...

... Anglesey Easter Qtiartor Scssions; 'I'hc Easter Quarter Sessions for the county of As- glesey were held in the Shire Hall, Heaumilaris, on .Nesday last, before the following magistrates :-loh W lilliams, Esq. (Chairman), . ohn Ilrice, Esq., C. -Wynue Sparrow, Esq., \Wiljiam l'ulkeley IHughes, LEsq., and the Rev. Afr. Thomas, of Tirevor. The learned Chlairimaii, in deliverimg the usual ; charge ...

... A rllw clt 11vsr A TIROUBLESOiit SERiVANT. On Thursdlay Elizabethi Burlington, a middle-aged woman, of remarkably spare figure, who for some time past hasbeenilivioigasservantto llr.llenryAmosAsh, surgeon, of 53, Brook-strect, Bond-strect, wascharged licfore Mr. I loskius, vith creating a disturbance at her masters house, and refusing to quit it, althoughishe had receivedl die svarning. Mr. ...

... 'UESDAYi, ?? 17th, 1 835. Li'wis v. .Lliyd.-TIhis wits anl act it, to reenteri thle soul11 of £1,100 wvages &ue to the plitt tiff'as liouscltccper to) the ?? pleadiedl noiii-assuii~sit, sundiriy piat nients, aitti tht. Statute of limitjatioiis. 31r. oheitvisa stateil tbe case. T1he dlefendiihi fiotrulle. flu hall en~ticed thle phalitltiY inito his ScreVice, tciatpIJ)i.Slied lier Se~diCtioii, ...