... INSURANCE-LIJVERPOOI ASSIzSt AL, Jfoore onxi Otlers v. In this case, Mr Cresswvell appearerl for til and -Mr Wightman and Mr Cromapton for t lf1>1 hI The present action was broght by the pai fi e Ileury and Charles Moore. nprrhanuts of Beifn 1r, cover from the defendant, Mr William Houghto t r Writer of Liverpool, the sum of £110(, ?? t At' an n fder insurance. One of tlese w as foi £ruo. X ...

... The Venerable B. D. H. Knox, v: Gavin and others. On Friday arid Saturday last, the Court of Exchequer was occupied in hearing the arguments of Coulsel upon a most important Tithe case, which involved the question. whether the police were bound to assist in carrying tbe orders of the Court into execution. What is called a com- mission of rebellion had been issued against three men named Doolin ...

... DotiSPA'ratcti, MONDAY, JULY II. The Judges arrived in. town this orornimg, from Seriford- house,(the hospitable afil splendid seat of Colonel Forde), where they bid been staying front Saturday evenintg* Soon after ten, the Right Hen. the Lord Chief Justice proceed- ed to tbe (Gourt-horise; and having taken his seat on, the crenir side, his ?? CoMnxissioni was read-the Gran;d July Panel was, ...

... TUR$SDAY, DECaMERVli 6. John IMaufnkit, an apprentice, wasobargod with Ietaviiag his cmploymnetit, and taling au atpron with lihn, tile property tif Manisaknowledged the ficti; lie said, bovieivcr, th~tt hsfittlierantd mnother worn not consenting parties to the dci: afailpreiticecsbip, and, of courle, hie did ilot consider it bind- ing ;he w .iild not, lie said, go back to his work -,lie ...

... FAMILY QULARREL5.-My1Ihee' Iran Friast, a Dutch taili or, appeared before the sitting Malugistrates io show cause wily lie had inflicted a more than rea'irollel a proportion of marital discipline Qn his English vrow, lires. Firuis. Previous to detailing her e ause of complaint, Mirs. Framls caref ully deposited something neatly done up in it damask napkin on the Mlagistrates' table. Mrs. Fraes ...

... || IUSTICE OF PEACE COURT, EDINBURGH. MAEAJORIIBANKS V. PROFESSOR WILSON. Monday a ratber novel case was brotight before thii Court. The pursuer, author of a work cldled a ' T'm to the Loire, seat a copy of his woik to Professor Wilson with a request that he would become a purchaser, arid use his intfience with his ftienids ii forwarding the side of the hook. The Professor, after retdinrg ...

... awresilAy. PHTIT JTaY.-.-MCssrs. \V. D. Ilenderson, foremlan; Rtlsert Hill, Wixn. Geiston, John lHarkin, Gconic lrttri iis;all, Iiiillill 1I I nes, Clairles IHunter, PatriekI lHector, Join' MY, \W.IL Halt, Saifuel I Iny, 11(1d IRllolert I hmintr. Janiles l'lrl~oek, Cll~rtes Stewart, nnd Ceorge M'C olllaei, were indicted for stulilig 2 plir If blalnlkets, I plir III tl'15A- sero and several ...

... MILITAIW PUNISHMENTS. The nuke (it Wellington. in his examialition before the Cncrmissioriers of Inquiry on military putnishnnente, States that lie did as muich reginnerital duty its any officer it, the servine when ittachedl to the 33d. His Grace, as Colonel if the Grenadier Gunrds, Flever interferes with Colnnel Wood- ford of that regimnetet, In its discipline, as they differ upon the ...

... DBLL'AST QUARTER SESSIONS. The Crown businessat these :essisr1s commenced on Wed- nesday, before Philip Fogarty, ERq. Assistant Barrister, and the following Bench of Masgistrates :;_ John Agnew, Esq. Sovereign, Major Brown, Stipeidiary Megistrates Wm. Clarke, C. M. Sainner, Geoirge Bristow, William Boyd, and A. M. Skinner, Esqrs. The following Grand Jury was sworn:-Wm. Wilson, Esq. Foreman ; ...

... TUESDAY,'JuNs 28. Elialbeth Cra'*ford, indicted (or stealing two linen shiris, the property of Rev. Daniel MIGarry, -e.r. guilty, three nonths at hard labour In the House of Correotion._Wm. Collins loi cuttingand maiming Jaames Williamson with a seytbe.hook; pleaded guilty; 18 mnonthsain thy House of Correction-Paet Darragh, for stealing a piece of brown linien, the property of ?? Harrison ; ...

... - 1,-. A MANS;ON-HOUSE3-EXTnAOIIDINAIRY SCatSE. - womanI of the lowest class was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having run away -with the cost arid waistcoat of a gentleman who wvas stated to be the brother of a Aem- her of Parliament. The facts were rather odd, as was the coplpinpiarit hini self, an elderly, stout, sad-lookirtg person. who aippeared is i coat and wlaistcoat which ...

... COUNITY OF DOWN' ASSIZES. THURSDAY, MARCH 17. PETIT JURY.-Messrs. James Allen, foreman; John Smithi Jrimnes Cairni, John Ross, Peter Barry, Thomas ?liller, Wirlliam Millf, Villi'l M' Cawv, Samuel Morrow, ; Georg0e .'1laxaell, Robert Mv~artin, and Samuel Mack. ! Catherine 1'Caugberlty, ?? Roney, for stealing a . oonking- las, at Downrpatrick. on 2(th January, the pro- iperty of John Lloyd. Not ...