... '60UNTY OF' DOWN ASSIZsES. CR°FN COURT'DOWNkATRIC9, AUGUSV 6. Petit Jtiry-_Mestrs. Heniry Breardgn, Edward Berwick, Thomras Bullock,. Thomas Bro nI Robert Beatty, James Cod'bisn; JoN Curry,- Williailr Cairns, Andrew Creightonf James Campbell, WilliaV Cr mis, end Samuel Caulftield Mia6ryylt Murphy was indicted for stealing 8 quantity of pork, arid some other allticles, on 22d April, at Warren- ...

... .UNTY OF DowN A$$IZES. 5dARt*Vo JOHNt FiLASRE, ME. COUNTY SURVEVOI. Tl TER GUAND JURY or lOwNV, Sui5ttSr, P43.5. 31r.Forenan and Gentlemern-Agreeauly'to the Act of Parliament, which requires 'me to report on tbe state of the' Public Works and internal communioations of thig County, I heg to submit to your attention the result of my inspec- tionsand observations. since I last'bad the honour to ...

... COUNTY OF.IANTRIM ASSIZES. SENTENCES PASSED BY JUDGE MOORE. Daniel M'Entaggart and David Keenan, for manslaugh.. ter, to be transported for life. James Patterson, for stealing a lamb, and John Don- nelly, for uttering a forged note, same sentence. - Henry Mason, Thomas Appleby, Samuel Leathem, and Wylie Mawhert alias John Wells, for larceny, to be transported for seven yeats. Daniel M Keever, ...

... COUNgrY OT' A2RU A 5IZES _TR08ECUT1O.V TOS FERURY-TEE9: WUNG a. V ha 11~ftf- The interest wvhiet this trial has excited, induces us to give the following full report of it, which wvas promnised in our last. The trial took place before the Honorable Mr-Jiustice po3re, atid the following Jury _Vm. 1D. -Hendeir'olu, Fbreman ; Messrs. John Xiddell, John Russell, William Vint, Patrick Hamill, John ...

... CItOIVN COU~irNI0NDAY, AUG. 3, PETIT JUay-Mr. William D. Henderson, foreman; M essrs. John Riddell John Russell, Win. Vint, Patrick Hramill, John Patrick, William Hunter, John Mionrgo- mery, James Moore, Franci.i Dinsmore, Robert Greer, .arid Francis M'Laug.l ill. Draniel MKEntaggarqtand David Keernan were indicted for the murder of Alex.'Beggs, in the parish of Finvoy, on the 10th Dec. last. ...

... MAGISTRATES'. COURT, BELFAST. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. Jamnes Branayh, for assaultiig Edward Smith, on Sunday evening last.-- Srnith said, he was going along the Falls road, on the everiig in question, and prisoner came u;), took hold of him, and put his arm round his waist; witness told him to go rway, but be would not do so, but said, he would give witness tmore trouble than he was aware of: ...

... IMPORTANT DECISION O!S T1IF IRtSiI REFORMrt ACT. Ini the Matter of the Appeal of Win. Phillips. Mr. I-lOt.S for the ?? this case t.iesappel. lant is a hoiseholder in the borough of Belfast.' .Part ol his house is let to lodgers, the rest is occupied hy himself and his family. That portion so occupied, I have a right to assume, is of sufficient yearly value to entitle him to register as a votei ...

... I~t: OF' DOITN 4SsIz5S 'This: dy telenO'clock, the ljon;. Jud~ge Jon NSoNi 'ernter iehi ?? Court, anid hiq MAjqjst;y'S Comnlnisaiolt havinld~en reAd-by- C. MACARTINEY,. Pq,~. Clurk of the e a nd' beig re-swoin, his Loi~dship tdjgsd theand Adiverted briely o,;tbe state of tbc caleflr, 6nd expressed his disappointetat findii g tbe rib'o ie ritr. tbe'r character mlore e'sionli. than .lie possibly ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...