... . BELFAS'r QUARTER SESSIONS. I tlMONliAY, OCTOBlIn 24. Prirmr Jturti-Mussrs. It. Gailigars, Jamies Gowdy. Arthur (4liigear, W. Glass, R. (awley. John llriglies, JAilles I laniri, Willilamn HunIter, GCorge lill, Jolula Iaittilton, Robert lHuail- toil, oihn iGreen. Mary-Aii Hlepiburin, for stenling at pair of bellows and a linen shct, at Belfast, ol 18th July. tue property of Andrew Ml Doninell. ...

... (Cintiruedfrom eor last number.) SATURDAY, WARCH 5 .| John Mallon. indicted for stealing a quantity, of ibri, a c(harlemont, onl 25th Dec. the property of Hugh Conulter. I Not guilty Hugh Gilfeather, for stetlitig a silver watch, at Lurgan, i oil 6th Nov. the property of James Molarky. The prosecutor wes in compairy with prisoner in Lur- gao. and both Were drinking ; the former, on parting ...

... CRIOWN COt'HT-rairitrsu.Y, Jul.Y 14. Tris day at three o'clock, Chief Boron Joy entered the Crown Couirt, and his Mnijesty's Commission having beell read by Walter Bourne, jim. Esq. Clerk of the Crown, the Gentlemen onl the Grand Jury wvere re.sn'orn. Ills Lordsbip then addressed them, and congratiu. lated them oai the state of the calendar fie found it not altogether as he expected it, and it ...

... WEDLOCK Jovs.-Peggy Donoghue on Fiiday brought her hskbantd Peter before the Magistraites at It;arlbortsii-Street Office, for an assault. l'he husband is a weather-beaten old pensioner, from whose jaws time has extracted every tooth; and tire wife is a dark-eyed, sturdy young wvoiman, at Icast Iforty years hisjuonlor. Peggy, who is wellknowii at the office fromi the frequency of her visits to ...

... TUESDAY. PETIT JURY.-Illr Edwavrd Campbell, Foreman; aeSSrs. David Bell, HeulyBarir,'John Cinnamorid, Francis Coates, Andrew' Clirkce, Michhdl Culloden, William Clindinniug, |Arthur Crawford, Samuel Clotwotvthy, John Craig and Robert Brown. (hhai ?? 1'PLoghliu, Fralnlis Heany, Felix Hannan, and Thnomas Quinl, were indicted for an assault on' Mary Rogers. -No prosecution. John Leat ham, for ...

... LONDON POLICE INTELLIGE-NCE. AtARYLEiONE. THE WRONG PIG BY THE EAR._On Monday two work- ing men, rarned Johnr Wilriama arid HarmadrrAe Richardsn, were cilrged with having onl theprevious (Sirndiy)mvorninig, seized a pig by the ear and ttiife in front of St. Mary's Church, Bryanstone-squire, which caused the animal to squeak suviolendy as to disturb the congregation there as. semnbled. Police ...

... T()ND)ON l() LE. DAStIETi.rttittiiti V. DAIaoEL. ittl-toRUDRsits. O~n Thu srsday, wlien the *iflievi' rf t he Court nf Requesfiq called IIIthes enrpipomntion lin roust i ni, Ptwo Adout ti'llows. whose ,iiear-ing ipparel gaolS testlim. iy t I it thley were litad-and-inirtar lIPii, Nlltu 1ii IliistikC, 0stoid1 li tiroth Ileite, arnd logan to eta: to their ea .05 tcg.,itlici. Ce~ititijsiiirierv~t ...

... CAR~icKrEn~us FRiIDAY, MARCH . PETIT JUtRy.-Me5rso. Samuel Skelton, Jas. G. Brown, Henry. Camipbell, Joseph CirtannaOnd, James Cooper, ..Sa- mueil Moore, George Cunningham, Robert Crawford, Wil. 1an) 0Erskitie, John Erskine, flob~ert Harper, and Samuel Johnston. Charles Losighry was indicted for stealinig a mware at Curbendahll onl the Ist OCet. last, the property of Francis Boyle.-.GuiltY. ...

... RECODtl COURT. leij lly 1m. Shaw, Es7. v. Alexander Pat ric&. FReDAY.-This Wits an appeal from the decision of Mr. F0,1ety ore a process for Tie/e. He dismissed the case, 1 fr Shamv apipealed to the Judge of Assize. The *rotlid of defence w-as entirely points of law, the chief of , wicb was raised by Mr Holmes, on the ground that the 'j'le ComIoissioniers, instead of distinguishing. in theirF ...

... GREAT FO1',ERYLIN; Thle Iioniis&of lleriamti Rathibun, tif Thijiflo, sl opped, pay- Illeub on the 3d Aug. for 2,1300.000 dillians when it was die-. COVered that bills to the aountoi of 1, ,800lti(o dollars had he2m1 forged and circulated under MN Itisnilte; eltietly inl New York. Mf rtese40lls 70,0(1') dollars'lied been cashed by tile Ituik of ~Ohio. 31r, Be iainiiq Rlathbun andt his brother ...

... RECORD COURT-WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. l @ ' JOItVM STEELE, V. JOHSN GOUE JONES. At the request of Mr Tierney, the Crown Solicitor, the Special Jury panel was then called over, and the following respectable Jury was sworn :-John Brigham, George Barclay, John yvsart, Robert Stevenson, Joieph Young, Edward Davenport, Robert Macrrry, Richard Bennett, John Lithgowv, Marcus Stewart, Robert .Mrndtire, and ...

... SrURODAY, APHII. 9.-The crinrinal business at these Sessionqs ronineiced this morning fit ten o'eloek, before ItifLI' FoO.Ani-y, Y Esq jAssiserrsrt-hirrister, ard the follow- iu elch of i\ ilgistrares -John Agnew, lsq Sovereign; WV jiljrll I3oyd, II. J. Terirernt, Win. Clarke, C. M. Skin- ner, George Bristow, anid Fortescue Gregg, Esqrs. The followirix Grentlerneir were svorri on the Grnmd ...