... Mhich. M'Kenra was indicted for the forcible violation of Mary Maigin gtuilty, sentence not ?? Fos- ter, a private in the 53d regiment, for stealing upwards of £lS', the property of Lieut. James, of the same regiment; giuilty,trantpqrted for7years. - Sam. Anderson, forbreakinug into, and taking money out of the office of Mr. H. M'Kean, at Dartry, in Oct. last; pleaded guilty, sentence not ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 13. The Court opened to-day at ten o'clock, and after hear- ing some appeals, the following trials were proceeded with: Henry Canavan, for stealing £2, 5s. the property of Patrick Macaulay, at Larne, on 6th April; guilty, six months' imprisonment and hard labour. Jane Matthews and James Weir, for stealing one piees of pork, the property of Mr. Coey, at Belfast, on 4th April ; not ...

... BELFA ST NE WS. CINU SUICIDE Or A SOLDIF.R.-An inquest was held on Fri. day at the Hospital Barracks, before C. M. Skinner and George Bristow, Esqrs J.P. on the body of Edward Tay- lor, of the 46th Regiment, who, that-morning, committed suicide, by cutting his throatwith a case knife, while lahoer- ing under a fit of insanity. The jury returned a verdict accordingly. The Treasurer of the House ...

... EXTAl AO RDrARY CASE.-OnSatardayaiip ?? was mude for aI wiit of habeas verpus to bring Up the body of a persoii named Teale from the County Gaol of Glom ester, iti oird r that he might be admitted to bail to take his trial on l . c hrge of rape. The defendant appeared in C nit on Wedinesday. The depositiois made before the committing muligistrates were also produced. On the motion of deCeti- ...

... eOUNTY OF ANTRIM ASSIZES. FRIDAY, JULY 81. PETTY JURY.- MeSSrs. John Smiley, Foreman; Wm. Simpson, Alex, Smyth, John Jackson, James Black, David Wilson, James Woodside, Alex. Stewart. Robt. Rowan, Robert Wright, Robert Galt, and Miles Atkinson. Daniel M'Keer'er was indicted for assaulting Hugh Guth- tie, at Belfast, on the 19th April, and taking from him a pocketbook and other articles, his ...

... x I. N E , J . -1A 1RRA- C A. INTERAESTING MIARRIAGE CASE. {I PRIVY COUNcu-LOnDOpN SATU1DAY, MAY.23.- ?? I Judicial Committee ?? Council sat to~day-at the Council;Chamber, Whitehall. Th- ?? were the Lord President,t'the Mlarquess of Lansdowne, Lord Broughim. ?? Chancellor, Mr. Baron Parke, and the Chief Judge in Bankruptcy.'i* Swisr 7.: KELLY, o/ersv&'e SwIr.T-This ras an appeal from the ...

... -INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ,P3)URT. Johnl Cowan, late of Llliput, Coanfy of Antr. I The following is the statement made in defence of the Insolvent by his countel (Mt. Creighton)yand which, from want of space, we wvere obliged to omit in the report we gave of the case on tbe-6th ult. It will be recollected that the statement submitted by Mr. Hatchell, on behalf of the opposing creditor, in evidlence ...

... GRAND JUIIY.-Cnol. (oriolly, M.P Foreman; Sir James Stewart Bait.. Thomas Brooke, Robert Alonigomeery, John IlarvPeA James Sinclaiv, AI idrew Fereuson, WvhraTI7s ilpheit, Thomas D. Bateson. James Johnston, Thomnas Alexam r, B. G. 1-rimphries. W. K. M'Clinrock. William Fenwici Francis Manr4ield, WilliamN Murdock, John Cochran. John Beers, Henry Stewvart. Charles Colhoun, Thomas Doherty, Esqrs; ...

... The calender was very light, there being only 25 prison- ers ill all, eight of whom were vagrants, and discharged by proclamation. The Crown business was finished on iTues- day ?? of the trials were of much interest. The following are the ?? Falls, for riot and assault ; to he imprisoned twelve months, and hard ?? MIKelvey, for an assault on Isabella Mills to le imprisoned one month, and pay ...

... The Hon. Judge Moore, in his address to the Grand Jury, alluded to the state of the calendar, and regretted to find it so enormously heavy. With regard to the nature of the offences, it contained, with the exception of bigh trea- son alone, almost every other description of crime that could be committed-among which were murders of the most atrocious description, and burnings, demanding of ...

... Tna RAL1Ht WILL CASE.-The Court of Kings Bench have made an order, that the plaintiff in this Cause, the person claiming as heir-at-law of thd late Mr' Ralph shall not be permitted again to go to trial to question the validity of the will of Mr. Ralph, until be shiall have first paid the costs incurred by the defendants, on the trial at the hist Spring Assizes, at Downpatrick. These costs must ...

... COUNTY Or DOWN ASSIZES. RECORD COVR'r.DoWNPATRICXt. ASSAULT-INTERESTING CASE. tiafter Bourne (King's Coroner) against the Rev. John. S. Ifeenaln, Rev. Teionjas Bradr, Fdward Hlenin, Fiancis Leauhlin, and William, CGit. This case, though only anr indictment for an assault oil Mlargaret Henin, came down for trial before the Nisi Prius Judge, in the shape of an issue between the King's Coro. ner ...