... The joint stock petition prosecuting company is likely, after all, to turn out a mere bubble specula-t tion, notwithstanding all the puff paragraphs of the s :qry pres. The amount of capital subscribed up tou.this moment would scarcely defray: a tithe of the probable expenses of the Dublin petitimi alone; and t we shall be much. disappointed, indeed, if it evera amounts to any thing like what ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. le COLLEGE STREET OFFICE y ASSAULr.-Patrick Mathews, a queer, wild, demented- looking youth, rather decently dressed, was charged by Geo. v Walishe with having assaulted him. The plaintiff stated that an aunt of his kept a riaht house in Clarendon-street. He was there on Saturday night, when k the 4eferndant came in, and after sitting awhile, be made a 3 sudden spring ...

... TUBflERcuRRy PETT1Y_ SESSIONS-SEPT. 28. MIOST IMOPORTANT INVESTIGATION. (Froom the Sligo Cliawtpion.) One of the foulest c'orspiracies which tbe heart of man could conceive has been brought to light by Eire investigation bheld in Tubbercurry onl Thursday last. It is now quite evi- dent that the only disturliances which have taken place in this much injured and much calumniated county have been ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTrRDAY. COLLEGE-STREET OFFICE. 11 A BIL. Y Wf.LTE James Corrigan, a tall brawny, r square d)(tildeied, porerfird mali, was rhihged by lPeice- u t( t11tttlle Halpinr under the lolriwirrg rdicustalie. :- a IliPJn stated th;at on the ?? right he m'et the pri. S 5Orrer issuing folth from a public house ill Fleet-street, in ;I n Srate of screeching drurrkenriess, indeed he ...

... DUBLIN POLICF-YESTEaDAY. AlRtAN QUAY OFFICE. Uf THE DisowNED.-Aik olid mars, with a bald head, a - wrinkled, strnlurtit face, ch aracterised by a saidwrice grill,tl and a ragged great cost hanging awry over his shoulders, gr limped into the office, followed by a stunted, wretchied- le looking Female carrying an infanlt in her arms, wvhom he accused of having robbed him of' some articles of ...

... BIRMINGHAM AND LIVERPOOL BANK l SWINDLERS.- BItRMeINGHAM, OCTOBErt 27.-The final examination of Palmer (who was remar.ded yesterday week) closed this evening-it occupied nearly the whole of yesterday and to- day A mass of evidence was brought forward, evidently proving his connexion with the four persons in custody in} Manchester. Yesterday, a solicitor residing at Sheerness, stated that W. C. ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. HEAD OFFICE. MEGSRS. GUINNESS'S PORTER.-A roan named Patrick I Timmoris, a dealer in turf, living near Harold's-cross, was committed for trial at the commission, charged with being concernedindestroying a quantity of porter, manufactured by the above named firm. From the evidence it appeared that t on Monday last, between seven and eight o'clock in the even- t ing, the ...

... EXTEtNSIVE FORGERIES AT DOVER. On Monday last a more than usual degree of interest was created at Dover, arising from it being known that a yvaig rman who drove his coach and four was tobe finally examined on a charge of forgery. The accused, whose name is Hei;ry Brooks, about twenty for years of age, was examined btrefo; the mayor, William Cock, Esq., and several magistrates, alzd tultimately ...

... BRISTOL.-CLIrrON, SEir. 29.-A circumstance oc. ,curred yesterday which has t~rown our beautiful village into a state of the utmost agitation and excitement.- It may not' generally be known that, at nearly the summit of a cliff, rising 300 feet above the surface of the river Avon, and which is commonly styled St. Vincent's Rock, there is a hole or nearly circular aperture extending 20) or 30 ...

... DUI3LIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. | COfLLGE- SREET OFFICS A CANDIDATe FOR TEmitRrANCfl-A squat, square, Com- fortalile-loktgki lump of a man. n.amed Henry RFialeigh, Was bhiuglht ill) in en (tally, char gid by Peace- conlal eie William Curtin with distuiring the peace of a temperance society moeeting or, the night previvus. Raleigh, on being called on far his rlefence, stated that he htd long had it ...

... NJ Io RECORDEDP9 COURT-VTA1*ht. The Reeorder took his`seat-on the bench at nine o'cloct; and, previous to bis entering on .te trial of traverse cases, the following decision'in' a law case was given:_ c Goold'v. Helen O'Callaghan. n Mr. Macdonagb, as counsel for the garnishee, moved on a li rule 'nisi to aside the'foreign attachment in this-cause, which i issued on the affidavit of the ...

... DBLN 'PttCg -TOAY. HEAP.OFFICE. Snop LIrnNG.-An Cooney Aand Eliza Smith were charged with attempting to steal a piece of calico, containing nine yarda, from the shop of Harvey and Co., No. 2, Welt Iington.quay., Mr.i.Ngrth, ene of the superintendetits missed the calico on the 'spdtj andy ont gearghing the: pri- soners, on wbom his suspicion fell, he fepnih the propertyeon- caled under 'the ...