... I , 4 ~ t_-t~ OF b y, S i ?? - ?? DAY. Cdlursuafiito arjo~r, ext from the preceding day, the in. 4e~lvs~erdapor3med atRathfarnham, relative to the OIrip. kallibardo, the Italian. ore~ta~e~i~r4]int did not by any means equal ti 5, 0b~rgo Won Monday. s,[ And Foot were the only magistrates in L Although the defence had been opened, and two wits xr th ei esa~ined for the prisoners on Monday, the ...

... POLICE IN1TELLIGENCE-Tu gDAY. UNION-HALL. On Thursday Mnr Willians, of the hrm of blessrs Winter, Wil. llams, and Williams, solleltors of ifedfod-rouw, obtained a seareh warrant to examine the prenises of Tahomas Porei, into a condiden- tbal clerk In their employment. whotr thes chhrited with eobesrilng motley to the amount of upwards of & li00. iMr. WllIams said that lie had strong grounds ...

... I IATTEMsPT TO MURDER. MANCRESTER. TUESDAY, March 9. A deliberate attempt at murder was made here last night, under circumstances of the most revolting nature, the victim of which is almost placed beyond the possi- bility of recovery. The name of the perpetrator of this shocking atrocity is William Hampson, a young man whose wife poisoned herself about three years ago, in consequence it was ...

... I On Monday last, soon after one o'cluck, the High Sheriff of this county, JonN BRUNO BOWDEN, of South- gate House, Esq., arrived in Derby by a special train from Chesterfield, and was escorted from the Railway Station by a very respectable though not numerous party of Gentleicil, to the Kings Head. He immediately pro- ceeded to meet the Judges, the Right Hon. Lord ABINGEr, and Sir J. ...

... I -- . ' The period has now arrived, when the great experiment of replacing by more moderate penalties the exterminating enactments of former times-has been tried by the test of full experience;, and the CuaceesrTTR of the ANrT-cAPITAL PUNISHMENT SOCIETY congratulate the public upon the eminent success which has marised the: transition frqm a system of indiscriminate rigour to one of great ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. nEAD-OFFICE. A LAW POINT.-William Parker, 13, Upper Exchange- street, PatrickI Haly, 40, Meath-street, and Peter Lynch, 2, Michael's-hill, were brought before Alf erman Fleming and Mr. Porter, charged with having violated the Sabbath, by selling potatoes, bacon, cabbiage, &c., to the poor, on Sundays, contrary to the statute of old Glencoe of glo- rious, pious, and ...

... ASSIZE IVTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUlT S-SIrrxoan, lAnniH 16. Null PRIIJS COURT. [Blefore lir. Baron Goirnoy swd a tull pspebllinni.]Y TIoo 2URSev V. CALD~ECOTT ANt) WYNJN. This was an Indictment agalint thre defendants as proprietor andl ?? of thre Vt,ylerd.hirr Eirarnin~r far a libel, which tue In.- dictrment alleged wa Ion pitiihod with'rt inatent to excite divers per- sons to assault ?? I ...