... I'RAL OF EDWARD OXFOIRD, FOR SHOOT. ING Al' THE QUEEN. I_ I - :_ . _ - --I 0.{f_ ?? Central Criminal Courr.-(Alonday.) It being understood that the delinquent, Edward Ox- ford, would take his trial this morning the court was crowrkd by persons of distinction. The council for the prosecution were the Attorney. Genetal, Sir F. Pollock, MIr. Adolphus, and Mr. .Vighiman; and for the prisoner Air. ...

... KILRUSH PE'I'TY SESSIONS. .. . . ?? I I L-A-W, Law ! flas many a chink and flaw. A man of Letters.- Paddy O'Leary, are you there ? Indeed, and that I am, Misher Brew, an, 'is well you know I am, Sure, you're searit' rfe in the face lor tie last hlif hour ; but, ut c urse, I iuppose you're bouni to ax, lor form's snkee ?? a nd so, replying IO tte clieis (ouery, up came Paddy, hisciu'aen ...

... CLEMBENTS V. HSART, Mir. Plait stated the case for the plaintiff. The plaintiff had been housemaid in the service of the de. fendant, who was a baker carrying on his business in the Hackney-road. On the29th of August she was attending one of defendant's children, when a dog which defendant kept for she purpose of assisting his men in drawing a truck suddenly flew at her and bit her in both ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINIATE TI'lE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBIERT. On Wednesday evening the metropolis was alarmed by a jeport (hat a mostdarieg and determined attentpt had heen made to assassinate her Majesty the Queen and Prinee Albert, while taking their usual evening airinrg, as they passed tirough Srt. James's to Hyde Park. Upon instituting elequiries, the report was as. certwined to be true; and ...

... 1O MIAtel.Bonoucii.STnEr.--AFF.AnR OF lIoNoUIl,-A ern rei p couple of foreigners came before Mr. Long to have a no I- case of assault settled. A. Boname was the name of ia *e the complainant, and Signor ilichel ,Angc/l of the de. e-l rr fendant. ob r Sare, said the Frenchman, all de yard know I is von . man of hionneur, and ven dis R man wisliout nay char. e acter, come to my house for ...

... Lourir, t oCo- VRo;Str;,; AND O)rroarr. Ott ilonday Illo 15th inst., the June sessions of the.I Ventral Crilrriral Court commenr ced, before the Lord M.lyor Aldenoioen Gibbs, Lainrso, aed Johnson, tile trot Sonjeljea l, Alr. Seijeaut Atabin, and other crril otficers. 'Iire CLonrrtott Serjeant charred tire Garillrlury, ilrl palrri;ularly ?? to twoo cases frik:ch reTr0 ir, rho Cnl ?? of xfrrrl, ...

... I| And Stanley I was the cry.--Scott. DUSLEAVY DOSE ?? Stanley's bill is a re- gular poser. It frets Dan on the other side thechan- tiel, and will be opt to muzzle a portioti of his pa- tbriotic supportners on this. It makes Tori Steele rave, recite, nnd madden round tho lond-indulg- ing in sublime antics, touching spirits offire, air, end tveter, ind mingling in poeticul confusion ...