... CO031ISSIONER1S OF' P'OLICE. Onl iltnilny. there woe an adjoarnild meeting of C-mamiosionera of Polioaa-thae Lord Praovot in the rhlair. On the min-tes ho-ing rtul, .1lr JImlN WIGIHT 1 iljiaitaal tan ?? part of them artieai ?? to the inrern4aai ili t ont ralarv off thle Fir.e mnster. Ile ali- oail thit it might nmt lhn lhereafter rtla he hall Approrved of lian minniat. fia then grove noitire ...

... COURT OF SESSION--..FriI DIVISION. Owners of the stelli .laip Th,,Yai William, Leitht, r. T John ?? & Co. ship builders noid engineers, in Abordectn. This inaptrtant rinl volutninous ienwih.sa occuiedso ll eh f thle attention of thlt Court, nn Arises out of a laim or darnsages by tile owners of the Mt Royal William ?? ose h le gatiin tat hu iaviitsay of th vessel a-. furnished re by the latter ...

... IDttotAq or - lEAD -OPi0. on ROsBERY.-An unfortunate man, named James Gra- ear ham, who resides'at Swainstown, near Dunshaughlin, was ma robbed on Thursday evening, near the Red Cow, in this of county, of twelve sovereigns and thirteen shillings, under 'er. the following circumstances:-Th, unfortunate fedlow is iti- over sixty years of age, and in the capacity of herd, con- in trived to save ...

... LAP IINTLLboIvCI. I F i . ; - INK1 PRIUS EXCHEIQUERS.YsTEBDAY (Before the Chief Baron and a Common Jury.) Shee v. BErcAil. Mr. Rolleston opened the pleadings. It was an action for a breach of a covenant in a lease. - Mr. Hatchell stated the case. The plaintiff let a house and some landsto the defendant; covenanting that he 06ould not suffer the former, or the offices connecied there itb, to be ...

... PPREHENSION. A robbery took place on Sunday morning, at Spike Island, in Cork Harbour, and the depredator was arrested in this city the following morning, within twenty-four hours - under the circumstances the promptitude of which is remarkable. It appears that Lieutenant Costobadie, paymaster of the 70th depot, stationed at Spike Island, left his quarters on Saturday for Cork, and on his ...

... i MANFRttaT Cotsr-YJTEYRDAY, I (Jiefore Mr. Commissioner Macan.)t In re. W. H. Hldbrooke. - t There was a meeting ins this matter yesterday, for theS final examination of the bankrupt, and for proof of debts. ; Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald attended as counsel on the part of s the assignees, and Mr. John Dillon for some of the deben- ; ture holders. I Mr. Fitzgerald said, that before going into the ...

... Pit dAs>: or Mu. BDnLttm, A. # 4 . . . .. - . . The following admirable declaration, upon the part of two-thirds of thejury who tried the case of the men charged with an attempt to assaissinate Mr. Biddulph, has been sent to the papers for insertion. One thing, at all events, this prove,-that there were more than one or two jurors for an acquittal c f the prisoners :_ We, the undersigned ...

... LAIf IN'ELLIGgNCB. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-YESTEODr. (Sittings at Niki Prius after Term, before the Chief Justice.) DDff v. Murphy and Another. This was an action, of trespass, brought against the de. fendants for encroaching on a party wall belonging to the plaintiff, and situated near his premises at Kingstown. L Messrs. Hatchell, Coppinger, and M IDonogh appeared lfor the plaintiff; Messrs. ...

... 111SOMONT 1)TORS' dOMT-SATURDAV. j (.sPetere Ilar, Co1miasioner Curian.) Eight cases were entered on the list-4lv, of them were i opposed. Charles Hayes, Jamies 'Rutledge, and Charles Penny weret discharged without opposition.r The case of William Phelan was adjourned to the 141 t instant. Austin Keenan was opposed hy Mr. Creightoas on ?? part of Henry Dean Grady, Esq., Q C.. Counsel said ...

... eOtTRT OP' ERRORuZtSTZIDAY. The Mon. Mke Irish Soeiety v. the Bishop of Deory. Al the Judges assembled in the Court of Error yes- terday, with the exception of Judge Johnson,- when Mr. ] Boyd resumed his arguments in this case on behalf of the plaintiffs, and continued the entire day. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. The following is the list of records entered for trial at the sittings after last Term ...

... LAW tVTSLVORNC&. COURT oF QUEEN'S BENCII-YESTERDAY. The Queee, at the prosecution of tire Attorney-General, v. Brady. Mr. Smyley inquired when their lordships would give judgment in the case of Brady, who was convicted of rib. bonism at Cavan, as it was very important the result should be known before the approaching assizes commenced. Judge Burton said the court would give judgment on Friday ...

... I n u~io Ins 11 as IyT ~unuay, roe Ausn or V.ecember. an investigation into ICthe Cierntnces connected with the mortality which has 'lb- b~eenc found to have prevailed of late amongst the children ?? the Nrh Dublin Union Workhouse, was inatituted at 0iD the desireu othe Poor Law Commiasioners- The inquiry of ermrincate on Saturday evening lshvn otne o try seven days. Mr. falal, Assistant laoor ...