... T Tars DGo CV MoNasRlis._ President-You are brought here to account for your absence from guard on the night Of Jeremne-Where the devil is: that dog ? Don't let him in here whatever you do. Keep him out, or you'll catch it. IPresident-Answer, man, why did you not mount guard on the night of-_? Jerome-Ab, the dog-ab, the good dog. Let me speak. -Don't let in the dog, I say, for if hetisids me ...

... HORRI1L3 AWD EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPTI AT MUlTRDER,. (Front the Evenang Freemea.) About half p ist four o'clock on AMond1ay afternoon an at- tempt was made to murder a female named Anne Jordan, under circurntstances as atrccious as mysterious and unac. countable. Tile following are the particulars, as ar as we i have been able to collect, of this extraordinary case:_ Anne Jordan, aged about 15 ...

... BANX I, 'KL5O FB0BE55Y. -~4at1ie8i~y parcel, containg f701 in money,' besides a ?? ot ideques and' biw den livered to the postmaster by the messenger of the Ross Old Bank, and by him forwarded by the mail next day to ,oo- mouth, where, it appears; some person inquired for and took away the package. The thief abstracted the money, resealing the parcel wiith its other contents, and sent it by ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-.YSThRDAY. I READ OFFICE. I of ASSAULT.-TWO countrymen, named Robert Jones and ?? Richardson, were brought before the bench, charged 'with assaulting Mr. Patrick Ryan, a gentleman residing at e- Timon Lodge, Firr House. as The complainant stated that while proceeding home from al town on Saturday, accompanied by his lady and son, he had ill occasion to stop for a short time at a ...

... I POOR LAWS-COiRK UNION. A meeting of the Cork union guardians took place on ,Monday, WILLIA115 CRAWFORD, ESQ. in the chair. It appeared from a return given in on the occasion that the number of inmates then in the house was 1385. Towards the conclusion of the proceedings, which were principally upon the dietary, a letter was read from the Poor Law Commissioners, bearing date the 4th instant. ...

... I DOWN AgrIZ -E9 #W~ _ a ?? -AR A 4. _ I Mr. O'Kaganl applied to have cancelled the recogni'. whi zances of Edward Moorfe, charged with being connected thei with a Ribbon society at Newry, and that new recogni.- ort zances should be entered into before a local magistrate at the Newrry, the crown not intending to proceed at present ,¶ against the prisoner., Gr. Tile appllicationlwas granted. ...

... flOLLS; COMT-tO!#D BASATMIDAY, AtIN. s. i Lewis v. Chapman. His Lordship tbe Manter of the Rollsto.day gavejudgment in this case, which was argued last Hilaryterm. The fol. lowing is a brief recapitilationi of the ?? plaintifrs, Messrs. Lewis and Pringle, who are the Proprietors of a el work called Lewis Topographical Dictionary of England, o moved for an injunction to restrain the ...

... .wtnNGLISH CMME. in - case of mansglaugter bas occurred Morley since our last publithe orn On. Saturday nighti Joan Eastwood and da irst (along with othera) were drinking together,when a quarrel arose between them, and a fight ensued, in which Eaatwood 1-thislife. An inqtiest was held at Morleyon Sunday onview of the body, and a verdict of manslaughter returned B ugars Hirto, who was committed ...

... cOUnT OF Qtjtpt ?? MAY 14. BREACH MnY -- - uf.i s' PROMISE~ oF~ StA\llsai z Mr. . ~ ?? Jacso v. Sleorpe Mr. . PillpsMr. V. Lee,, and Mr. Kcating appeared for the plaintiff; Sir F . Poloe k for the defendant This was an action to recover compensation in darnagesI for an alleged breach of promise of marriage. The da.s mages were laid at ,0t001. Want of room compels us to-give merely a sketch of ...

... | DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. I ' I - A ?? COLL.EGRSTREtT OFFICE. Tatn SIAMESE TwrzNs.-The twin brothers, Andrew and Frederick 0 Loghlin, whose striking similarity and eccentric appearance have made them objects of such ge- neral curiosity among the Dublin public for some time past, attended yesterday before the magistrates of this office to give bail in the charge of assault which had been ...

... I DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. , Sansous CInAaoe..A, ''respectably dressed person, named TsasaXelly, was brought in custody, before the magisttates of this office, charged with using threatening language'towardsr Mr. MtDonald, the Under-Secretary of State, by threatening to shoot him on Saturday last, in the Castle-yard, Police-constable William Eanfeild (A& 68) being sworn, deposed that his duty ...

... THIE RIOTS AT COOE-ENQUET ON B. R HALSTEAD. On Tuesday morning, the men, eight in number, who bad beens apprehended during the preceding night, wery brought before the magistrates, Mr, Foulds and Mr. wood, who, after entering slightly into the evidence against them, remanded them till Friday, in order to await the result of the inquest upon the body of Mr. Halstead. On Thutsday morning the ...