... DEsAT BY BoaNNo.-On Friday an inquest Was held on ta body of an infant child named Mary Ann Ragan, whose clotibo caught fire In the absence of her mother, who lives In Lleydbs court, Upper F ...

... . PUDLICANS d&o FieEig ht ?? , six heer-elleers. and twoI dealers in table brer, were suisitisned before Mr. Rushton,, cii Friday, for infrosolone of the stoic law.. ?? these Jnmes Lnw- ...

... 11 ? I -. i;lz ?I t I ?? { C1OWN'.fltJR6T.*'iD o .ORS ISiE~tE~I. JQtSTcUE WlGll2aMAN. ,: ; TURSDAY. Augsu024.A : : His LonssHti entered the Court ai ten minutes past b ni~~e i ?? 51i-~~yun~n.t' -;-Th ...

... IHIOW TO BANISH PAUPERISM, IGNORANCE, AND CG ME, OUT OF THE 'COUNTRY. In May last I endeavoured to draw the attention of the afb public to a series of agricultural experiments, which were rt then bein ...

... if FRIDAY, June 0. ly, Before the Mayor, Mltessrs. Thompsom, Firbank, Mt.Bds, be anid Ceokmamn, Vol~ YOUiTHt'tiL CIGAR SMOirERS.-Marriti Treidale, Jelin Stark,I .0. George Hickeon, And John Joseph .Siooter, four boys from eight to Ir. ton years of age, werer brought up on a charge of stealing a e-quantity of cigars from the shop of Mr. Beek, in Chariot-street. reA person on the opposite side ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. Before ldc Mayor, and Messrs. Beadle and F1irbunk. SAIUGoeLIoS.-JTohn Jones, captain of the brig John, of Pwilhell, was placed at the bar on a charge of smuggling-Mr. M'Donnell, of the Customs, stated that, on the 30th of July, le went on board the above vessel, which had just arrived from Hiamburgh, and made a Seizure of six pounds of tobacco. The captain in- formeud him he ...

... FRIDAY, Ssr ?? 22nd. Beifere the Mayor, and .1r. Xrbonk. SBMooGLIso.-Nicholas Buggy, mate of the Loulist, was fined fifteen shillings for having in his possession one pound of tobacco which had net paid ?? default of payment to be committed for seven days. Elias Jameron, a seaman in the Josephine. pleaded guilty to smuggling twelve pounds of tobacco, and was fined T100.-1a default of payment ...

... ?? InI IYPIMSHIRE'SPRING ASSIZ-ES.t et . F , . . , The opening of the ?? of these -assizes took tae r~pace oen Saturday evening last. The. learned Judges, Mr. dered Baron PAuxEe anti Mr. Justihe COLTMAN, errived in York at the a by the London mail trainL, at about a qulafrter-past seven it, sayi it o'clock, ,when they immediately took their seats in the of £7 d Carriage of the high sheriff. ...

... CARRIAGE COURT-YESTEEtAkY. a% a.- , -- -- ?? . 1 .. TO - , , - I Police-constable Russell, ofthe B division, summoned the drivers of cars 149 and 466 forbeingoff their standin Bruns- d wick-street on the evening of Monday last, and for having applied for hire to the injury of the regular hazard car. The complainant stated that he was upon duty in Bruns- d wick-street, near the corner of ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-SATURDAY' (Before Commissioners Curran and Farrell.) There were thirteen cases on the list for hearing, in most of which opposition was entered. The cases of James Mathews, James Cavanagh, and Charles Hickey, were postponed to Saturday, and that of J. Ogden to the first of March. discharged without B. F. Armstrong, an insolvent, was Tbe case of Thomas Brady, late of ...

... BANKRUPT COURT--YESTEnnAY. id XUPORTANT JUDOMENT. O . ' In re Siephen Dwyer. Dr His Honour said that, in the matter of Stephen Dwyer, the question that had arisen between the assignee on behalf tf of the general creditors on the one side, and Mr. Samuel d Lindsayand Company on the other,'had been recently argued e at suoh length that it was 'not neoessary for him to go through all the ...

... I ' DUBLIN POLICE.-YESTEBDAYU. HEAD OUFLC. A gentleman of the legal profession, named Tacker, was charged by Mr. Ward, a vintner, resident in Fishamble- street, with having: assaulted him in his house on the pre- vious day, also with breaking a drinking cup, and refusing to pay for his liquor. The magistrates fined the defendant hs. for the assault, in default of payment to be imprisoned for ...