... 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 ...

... FINAL REPORT OF THE IRISH POOR LAW I . COMMISSIONERS. The Irish Poor Law_ Comn isi'ers lmvc ?? final report, but on accounit of the Parliamentary recess, it has not yet been generally distributed; Abstracts of its contents have, however, appeared'in- several of the London Papers, and a large extract from .the document itself was lpublished hinthe Dublin 1iMrorning Register of Monday last, from ...

... iPOOWRAvkWS-SCOTTISH SYSTEM. WE have been favoured with two commurtnicationss from an influential. gentleman in Sussex, relative to some passages in our review ofMr., Blacker's late work on the Prctection qf the Landed'Isderests. The point to which the letters of our respected correspondent have reference is that of the in- troduction of Poor Laws into this country, to which he is decidedly ...

... 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 ...

... OPERATtIVES AND EINIPLOYERSt. A number of operatives in the cotton vorks *of the Messrs. Lepper, this day appeared hefore the Bench, par- stiart to summons, for absenting theirrselves fromn work without notire. William flagan proved that he was the foreman of the Messrs. liepper, antd hild been in their ert- I ployment several years. It was the custom of the mill ?? aull wcorkmen inatending ...