... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... LORD MAYOR'S COURTr-YSTrfRDA1Y. Dwyer against Rowe. In this case the parties were apprentice and master, and the summons charged the defendant to show cause, firstly, why the indentures should not be cancelled; and, secondly, why he did not pay the plaintiff the sum of 9s., wages due. The plaintiff, a healthy, rosy-cheeked young man of rustic appearance, when called upon to state his case, ...

... CORONEW'S INQUESTS. DREADrUL DEATIL-.J. E. Hyplman, Esq., city coroner, held an inquest at 49, Thomas-court, on the body of WVi- liam Brsldsturd, who came by his death under the circian- stances detailed in the e'vidence Anne Bradsford examined-I am mother of deceased, who died at ten o'clock on Saturday night; he was quite well at six o'clock; Anne M 'Farlan had charge of the child all day on ...

... CARLOW ASSIZES-TnURSDAY, MARCH 9. EXTRAORDINARY CASE-THE CAUEOW ELECTION. Pat. Mahon, of Grangelorth, applied for a sum of £25, compensation for injuries rendered him by the malicious burning of hishouse, which wasentirely cou- ?? on ?? 10th of Mav, 1842. Our readers will remember this case, which was fully reported in the Sentinel of December 17, 1842, wlhen it came before the cess-payers at ...

... MONAGHAN ASSIZES-TUESDAY, MABCR 14. I (From the Newry Telegraph.) TRmAL or SAMS GRAY. This case, which has been so often befor6 the public, was called on about half-past ten o'clock this morning. About forty names of the petit jury panel were called over by the clerk of the peace, and after a considerable number had been challenged, principsl by the crown, a jury was sworn. The following is a ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ASS{ZES. CARRXCKFERGUS, TUESDAY, rED. 28, 184&3. REPORT OF THE COUNTY SURVEYOR. GHYTLEIMEN,-Il making my usual report at this season on the several fiscal matters in this county, - with which I am officially connected. I beg firstt remark, on the execution of those public works wbieli have been al- ready undertaken,-and afterwards on those now appl)ied for, contained inetho ...

... COUNTY ARMAGI ASSIZES. ?? ~ ~ 'ee 7' (Continuted from our last.) CIIOWN COURT-WEDNESDAY, ARCIH 8. Iinqh O'Neill, for committing wilful and c'orrupt per- jury, at Lurgan, oi the 14th of July last, before John HIancock, Esq. Justice of the P'eace, by swearing against certain parties, whom he alleged were concerned in an Orange procession, on the 122th of July last, in that town. T'le prisoner ...

... CHARGE OF THREATENING TO KILL THE! I I - . QUFF'NAND SIRR.PE . .. ,, . Friday the Mansion-house and tle. avenues to it were' crowded with persons anxious to hear the evidenice. in the case of a Seotchman wiho stated his nrine to be Jarmes Stevenson,' and who was brought before the Lord Mayor by Major Shaw, the superintentent of the city' police, on the charge of having threatened to shoot her ...

... * ~ - -- - ?? - -- - - BELFASr PETTY SES3IOVS-WHDNF.DAY, MARcn l. ARRALT ON ASR WV.VV nAV , nau7tUI.1 USN Aflf WLJJ cAl. Magistrates on the Bench :-l1. D. Coulson, W. Mojlri and S. G. Fenton, Esqs. Thomas Patterson. of E linburghl, preferred a complaint this morning, at half-past 10 o'clock, against Mrs Sikece, of North-street, for an assault. It appeared, on complainant making his statement ...

... COUNTY OF ANTRIM ASSIZES, (Continued from our last.) CROWN. COURTFRIDAY, MARCH S. The Court was opened at nine o'clock this morning. PETer Juny.-Messrs, Robert Crawford, Robert Alderdice, George Boomer, George Cunningham, George C. M'Creovy, John Craig, James Cooper, Charles W. Alderdice, William Burrows, George Bell, Samuel Clide, George Davison. MURDER NEAR LISBURN. Robert Al'Coenell an old ...

... LONDON POLICB-SATUtnDAr. GIIILD55ALL OFFICE. ANOTHER MONOMANiA.-Cbarles Dowie, a journeyman shoemaker, residing in Eumhill-row, who considers himself apg isved by son e passage plinted in chaambers's Edinburgh Journal several Tears ago, vi as brought up in custody, having been found watching at the office of the printers of that journal, in Lombard-street, %Vhitefriarm, with eight stones in ...