... COUNTY OF ARMAGIH ASSIZES. Sa. Lowden was indicted for shooting at Peter M'Mar hon, with intent to kill also with intent to indict some grievous bodily barmn; >sand for a common assault. This affiair took place on the 13th August, when prosecutor was returning home from the fair of Niewtonliamilton.-Guilty of the 'assault ; to be imprisoned 12 months. Den. ?? n ad Titos. Donnelly, for ...

... TDE MIURDERED FELLOW. A C1IAFTER OF COl.LEGE RO)ANCE. Tix 7,,11in University J 7eIgtIzi,. e fur this month, in ad dition to its usiral proportion of interesting and attractiv articles, contains a romantic tale of uncommon power unde the title which we have quoted. Nothing equal to it ha appeared in any of the monthly or other periodicals for considerable time, and as we mean to present our ...

... DOWNPATR1CXTHURSDAY, MARCH 2(. (Continued fiomr our last number.) James Galqagher, for assaulting Patrick M'Evoy, on: the 20th Feb. at Legananny, inibe Parish of Dfrumgooland, and robbing bim of a bank note'. -Pattick M'Evoy had sold a pig to prisoners j dispute arose about the paying for it, when Gallagher ?? bim withaloaded whip, and snatched the note, which he had given for the pig, from ...

... RlECOBD COURT. Ml Canea a. M'Clean. This action was brought for a breach of coveniant, in consequence of the defendant having conveyed to plaintiff six inchles of ground which he bad previously demised to Dr. Purdon, and on which plaintiff had erected a part of the gable wall of his dwelling-house. On the former trial in this cause, which was had tit the last Summer Assizes for this county, ...

... POUNTY ARMA0.1 ASS'ZES. WtbNESD.AY, MARCSI: 1 i._.Tis uy the follosvng Gen- tlemen were sworn and impannelgd before tie 'High Sheriff (E. Bacon, Esq.) and immediately afterwards proceeded to transact the Fiscal business of the County ?? Maxwell Close, Esq. Foreman; W:.-Blacker, Carrick, James Johnston, Roger Hall, Alexander Hamilton, S. W. Cope, Arthur I. Kelly, Barnet M}Kee;. Murcus Sypnot, ...

... CARRIUCIKERGUS, FRIDAY, ?? 20. PETIT JURY..-Wm. Crawford, Robert M'Vicker, Wm. Wilson, John 1I'Donnell, Joseph Cinnamond, Wm. Beck, Wm. M'Ilwrathl, Thomas Morrison, James Moore, Ro- blrt Scott, Henry Milliken, and Thomas Bryson. Partric 0''16i!1, for stealing an apron and other articles, -at Lambeg, the property of Win. Stevenson, on the 10th Mlarch. Guilty; six months' imprisonmcnt in the ...

... 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 ...

... COUNTY OF DOWN ASSIZES, CROWN COURT, DOWNPATRICK-WEDNESDAY, MAERCA 25. About 20 minutes past 10 o'clock, the Hon. Baron Peninefather entered the Crown ACourt, and his Majesty's Commission having been read by C. Macartney, Esq. Clerk of the Crown, the Grand Jury were called over, and being re-sworn-(for particulars see our last)-his Lord- ship addressed them as fellows:- Mr. Foreman and ...

... CROWN COURT, CARIUCRIFEGtUS, MIARCH 19. At 10 o'clock the Hon Judge Johnson entered the Crown Court, and the Grand Jury having been called and re-sworn (for names see our last number,) his Lordship. briefly ad- dressed them to the following effect :-Gentlemen, I take it for granted that you have already disposed of the most part of the fiscal business of the County, during the days that have ...

... DOWNtPATRICS-MONDAY, MAItCSI 23. This day, at half-past ten o'clock, the Grand Jury of the County of Down were sworn before N. Batt, Esq. High. Sheriff. The names were called by Clotworthy Macart- ney, Esq. Clerk of the Crown, and are as follow:- Mathew Forde, Esq. Foreman. Hon. H. Blackwood, John Echlin, W. H. Smyth, Andrew Nagent, J S. Crawford, G. R. Boiuford, J. W. Maxwell, Trevor Corry, ...