... .tO-UT -OF-CrANC7RY, DUBLIN. (This article eamne toa Jate for our last publication.) Teatrenes a. Tennents; Saane-a Robert Terent, a Mi nor; .ee to. William Em'ner'so 'Teaent and William King, Tennentt, Miinors. M1TINES OZE AS SETTLED BY COUNSEL- Declare the will of tbe ...

... The Crown business at these Sessions commenced yes- ternlay morning at 10 o'clock, before William Mayne, Esq. Assistant Barrister, and the following Bench of Magis- ?? Clarke, Esq. ; George Bristov, Esq.; C. M. Skinner, Esq. ; Henry Joy, Esq. ; A. M. Skin- ner, Esq. R.N. ; Robt. Grimshaw, Esq., Fortescue Gregg, Esq. ; ?? Boyd, Esq. The following Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:_ John ...

... GENERAL SYND OD OF ULSTER. FRIDAY-FO URTII DAY. CASE OF THE RN. ALEX. PATTERSON.' On Friday at 10 o'clock the Synod entered on the con- sideratiorfof the first part of the case of the Rev. Alex. Patterson of Ballymena, -which embraced hisappeal against the judicial conduct of the Presbytery; but prev iously to thereading of the memorial on this sublject, Dr. Ct'okF rose and stated, that in ...

... MONDAY. l'he only trial of ;any general interest was the following .Ta nis Divine was indicted for three distinct cases of idiing-Ist, for defrauding a countryman of his watch; Cor ?? a grocer of six poun;ds of tea; and Sd, stealing 5.s. from another countryman. He was found ?? on all the charges, and sentenced, for the first oft :ice, to seven years transportation ; and, for the second .erce ...

... ' INQUEST ON T1Et BODY, Ot ANtN ,tOoltE. On Triesday last, at one o'clock. an investigation took place in the Court House into the circumstalnces connected with the death of Ann Moore, who had been shot in Sandy Rowv on the previpos. Sunday evenings during the riots in that quarter, some notice ~df which appeared in our last number. In the abserice of the Coroner,- Mr. Macaulay, the ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, DUnLIN, JULY 6. BEFORE COMMISSIONERS BURtROWS AND FARRELL. Thomas S. Reid, late of Belfast, linen merchant, was op- posed by Mr. Creighton, on behalf of the Messrs. Bennion. They complained that he procured their goods (linen yarn) withont having any intention to pay for them; he sold them, spent the proceeds, and returned no debts due to him in his schedule. This case ...

... .J IS -ANNDy R67. WE.QVIT OW THE 3ODY oF.L.y sMoitN. . THURSDAyITHIRD DAY. i 'This day, the magist~raies meta t 10 o'clerk, to resume the adjourned inquiry. into' the circirmstances of the riot at Sandy-rotv on Sanday evening ast, in consequence of which Ann Moore lost her life. L Fielding Giveen; Esq. 'ief Constable of Police,, stated, that on Sunday last he was 4-Christ Church as the con- ...

... IIINSOLVXNT,--D?F,.-13T- on-s? t,,OURT??Dustjj?,-JVO I. -The petition of John CMwan, ]ate of Lilliput, county Antrim, wva opposed tby Mr. Hrebell, b.c. oh 'ehalf of 1 Mr. Anthony 'OOnnor,! of Belfast, distributor of staihps for the county Atrim. ' The Learned Gentleman said that this case had been hew fore Mr. Corninissioner~urrowes in May last, when there was a reference ?? Ne chief clerk, ...

... MAGISTRATES' GOURT TtESDAY, JULY 21. RIOTING.. At the Magistrates' Court of.Petit-sessiors, several rioters were bound over to take -their trials at the next Quarter Sessions. The just and irnporte,,t determi nation of the Magistiatesoupon this occasion swill, it is hoped, have the effect of deterring both parties, in future, from disturbing the public peace, by their contemptible party feuds. ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER,. LONDON5,'3NNE 25. d Thomas Gr~fithl ainriqht, v. B.7irld and Oth'ers. v ThisWasq an action againlst the Direertors of the Imipe- c rial Insurance Company, for the sumn of £3000, insured onl the~life of Mkjs Ellen Abercroinbie, hi Octoher, 1830.. .The pilaintiff sued as executor of her ,wil, wyhich sh s made a fey, days before her death, bequeathing. her pro- perty -o her ...

... COUNTY LOUTH ASSIZES, Th7omas Gallaher, for an aggravated assault on Thomas, Richard. and Catharine Galway. Not guilty, being in a; state of insatity. Francis Kerby, (a married man) for a violent assault on0 Catharine Meehan, about 60 years of age, with intent to violate her person. The prosecutrix was going home with her daughter when she was Met by the prisoner and a man named M'Ardle. The ...

... 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 ...