... OUTRAGE ON THE STATUE OF WILLIAM III. I AT DUBLIN. I It seems that some miscreants, for the purpose of exhibiting their enmity to the cause of civil liberty and Protestantism, have by means of gunpowder, blown down and mutilated the statue of King William, in College Green, Dublin. The followingaccount is given of the transaction, in Saunders' News Letter, of Friday morning last:-- A few ...

... I HIULL EASTM QUA TTER SESSIONS.; onto- uss -e FRi:bAY, MARCrt8; :Fli~abelh llobinso (30), chlarged vith having, on the 9th of January, at Trippett, stolen one leg of muttoln, the property of Ed ward Frerman-Seven years transportation. lRohert JHenderson; (IC), chlarged sfith having, on the 14th JanuaIry, stolel one pair O trousers, tbe property of william iVilianl Ropaer (21), charged w.itlh ...

... I I MONDAY, APRIL 11. The General Quarter Sessions for the -East-Riding of the county of York, commenced this day, at the East- Riding Sessions House, Beverley. Tihe Magistrates transacted private business in their own room, until one o'clock, when they proceeded into open court, to hear the bastardy cases, under the new Poor Law Act, which occupied them the remainder of the day. TUESDAY. The ...

... BEVERLEY BOROUGH SESSIONS. The Easter Quarter Sessions for the Town and Liberties of Beverley, were held in the Guild-Hal), Beverley, on Monday last, before J. V. TIOhiPSON, sEsq., Recorder. The following Magistrates were also Vpresent:-the Rev. W. R. Gilby, J. B. Bainton, John e Myers, and J. Jackson, Esqrs. 11 The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:- Mr. George Stephenson, ...