... COUNTY OF ARMAGIH ASSIZES. III tim Ciown Court, onl Monday, souoi very trivial and unim- portant COO~S Wer tijeil.Tnesday, July 115. Tie Right H~on. *JiitiCe BALL, entered tie Courtltids mrorning, athlalflpast tcnl O'clock, whein thle followigpsos erson is a PPTIT JURY :.-MeSSrn. Woolocy Atkinson, John Walker Redmnoid, Alfred Monitgomnery, R~obert iMCreevey, Win, Gibson, Matthew *Augheltr-ce, ...

... ALLEGED COMBINATION AMONGST BOOT AND SHIOEMAKERS IN BELFAST. On Saturday last, at the Police-Office, Geo. Lappan, James Croft, ,John Cuniningham, William Noble, Arthur Ward, Hugh Gregg, and Elijah Jordan, appeared to answer a charge of combination andl conspiraecy against William Trriildlc, a toaster hoot an(l shownDilier, in that they did unlawfully combine together to cause himu to change ...

... IIIGJHLY IMPORT ANT TO JUDGMENT CREDITORS. UNDER tho title of Glorious U'icertainlsy of tlheLaw, we have copied into our fourth pago, from a Corl paper, an article of the utmost importance to Judgment Crtidi- tors, and to which we are anxious to call the attention of all classes of our readers, If the dicta of the English, in opposition to the all but unanimous opinion of the Irish Judges, ...

... Mi]1'T'IN'G AT BANGOR. [lF .T OM 0 Rl' l . ito vrttt.j YlEslFRDAY, Iii pursilanee of requ hit iin, a mleeting of thec ji ihabitatits of the tparisih of Bangor was lield inl the Court- bousc of that town, for the purtpose of adloptitig resolutions, caprossive of loyalty to the throne, anti Contidtence inl the gove rinment at thle present crisis of aflairs. Tue meceting Was tinosclrons. and ...

... =A-aw i w - =eV = . uat-E nte~llfocurr. i|SEAFORDB PETTY SESSIOiNS-Tu~sDAY, JioL.v9 Magistrates on the Benchi-Reverends W. B. Forde, | .Wm Annesloy, and G. H. M'Dowell Johnston. CHARGE OF INSTIGATION TO PROCURE FORCED BANK NOTES. ; William Greenaway, a servant boy, charged Arthur I Cleland, of Tullinacree, with refusing to pay him £1 b wages, and also for loss sustained by reason of Cleland ...

... TuiE extraordinary presentment sessions for the barony of Lower Vunluce were held on Tuesday, the 17th inst., at Dervock. The magistrates present were, Sir Edmund W. Mac- naghiten, Bart., in the chair; John Alontgomery, Charles G. Stuart, John S. Moore, John J. Burnett, Charles Douglas, Bart. MINaghten, James S. Aloore, and Hugh Locky, Esquirea. Cesspayers-M1essrs. Robert Moore, Thomas Moore, ...

... ROLLS COURT, DUB3LIN-Nov, 12. Thle A~,ricu11sral Banis v. Mie Prols~nciil 13 ne of Irdo-ld. IM1PORTANT BSANKINGO CASE. Thel ATTORcNETr.GENeRtAL osovod the Conrt. onl the part of tt'c rcei~ver Ili the ease of Aehoson v,. flnighe-, piulic offi 'or of the Agrricultural and 12wrnmirel'iI Bank of Irola~id, enri on bhelal f of cigtht ndi silivik (Sh ire- holders in the BankD ig Company), for an ...

... I0M7AGH, MONDAY, MARCH 9. The lIon. Baron FOSTERa catered the Crown Court at a little before five o'6loclk, when the Grand Jury was re- sworn. His Lordship addroessed them nearlv as follows:- ,Mr. Moutray, and Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, I am sorry to be obliged to inform you that the number of pri- soners for trial at the present assizes is considerably larger than usual, No less than 113 ...

... CROWN COURT-MONDAY, AUGUST 3. i WHVITE BOYISH. Thomas Donaldson, for assaulting Bernard Machill, at Derrycarrib, on 20,h January last, so as to endanger his life; also for an unlawful assemblage at night, with arms. It appeared that the prisoner, on the night. in question. % ivith a party of six oreieven men, armed Mith guns, broke | into the house-of prosecutor, and heat him severely, asking ...

... ff & i-co flitcIfigoict. ANTRIM. a RECOUD COulT. a carricAfmrgus, Ilonday, July 31. o [CONTINU11D FROM THE NFWS-LETTER OF TUESDAY.] j IMPORTANT AND EXTRIAOIRDINARY IILL CASE. s 1lclicks and others v. RIobert Turnly. t C Tax, following is the statement of Mr. GrLn.oaz, Q.C., ona opening the case for the defendant in this action, for which t we wcre unable to find room in our last:- b Mr. Gs ...

... TH-E COUNTY ANTRIM GRAND JURY AND TIE LORD LIEUTENANT. TuiE ?? is a copy of the resolution forwarded by the ?? and Grand Jury of the County Antrim, at tile last assizes, to the Lord Lieutenant, with his Excellney's reply:- \e, tlhe Hligh-Sheriff and Grand Jory of tile County of Antriln, assembledl at Surniner Assizes, 1848, feel called upon, at this molencitous crisis, to come forward and de ...

... BELFAST IEMIST1RY SESSIONS The Rrgistry SeSiOnFl both for the County of Antrmin and tie bolot0gh4 of 10lfast, ?? at 10 o'ehwl yestilrday, and terminated. The following has bt en fiu. iuahed to 1s, on behalf of tho Liberal party, as the result, s3 far as the borough is coneerned:_ LIilEALS. Total Regiktered ?? - 49 ]le-lBegistriesof 1832-3 ?? 7 Re-Registries since last election ?? 17-24 New .. ...