... I CUSTOMS' PROSECUTION AT.NEW ROSS. I (FROM ouR OWrN COnREsPONDENT.) On the 8th instant the grand jury room of the sessions - house was the scene of a curious trial, instituted by the Coln- missioners of Customis against a sailor named Brothers, and a boy named Crow, for smdigg1ing tobacco. It appears that in the month of November last the ship Anne, the property of Messrs. Howlett and Co. of ...

... . At the Chester assizes, on Monday, James Ford, 23, was indicted for the wilful murder of Siunuel Shaw, at.Mottram- in.Longendaldl, on the lst of October, last. Mr. Hill and Mr. Trafford conducted the case for the prosecution; and Mir. Temple and Air. Townsend defended. From the statement of counsel and the evidence of the several witnesses, it appeared that the crime had been per- petrated ...

... I CARRIAGE COURT-YESTERDAY. Police-constable Russell summoned the owner of car 7otl, for being off stand and waiting for hire in South King-street on the 4th instant. The complainant stated that there was a hazard in South King-street, but it was limited to two cars only, and the defendant's car made the third. The defendant said that he lad not intended to do any thing contrary to the ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES--APrnL 10. IMPORTANT COMMEMCIAL CASE. 0 Governor and Comnpany of the Bank of Ireland v. Archer I and another. This was an action on a bill of exchange for 8521. lO0., drawn by Messrs. Joseph and Christopher Schroeder upon the defendants and accepted by theam Counsel for plain- tj tiffs went into a detail of certain transactions between the plaintiffs, the defendants, ...

... I , . -DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. HEAD-OFFICE. Row AT ST. CATHEitlNB'S VxSTYV.-Thomas Eaton, beadle and enginqeke'eper of St. Catherine's parish, appeared to answer the complaint of Mr. Peter Parnell, for having used abusive and threatening language to him, and for putting hisieindread and fear of his lfe. Ir. D:ulliar vwas for the coiplainant, and after stating the case he called Mr.Piarnell, ...

... I ATTEM1PT To COMMIT MURDER IN WKiLEAD. A very extraordinary and atronious attempt (apparently with success) to aornmit murder, has been made in 'the parish of Killead, within eight or ten miles of' Belfast. It occurred so long since as Friday week last, the 7th instant; but it was onlyyesierday that the circumstanceswere known (as far as we can learn) in this town. The facts, a 'they have ...

... CHIAPLAINCY OF TILE GAOL, OF NENAGir. At the last assizes for the county of Tipperary (North Riding), before Mr. Baron Leiroy, at Nenagh, Mr. Lynch applied to his lordship to hear a matter, which, he said, seemed to him of the greatest public inte- rest; it related to a presentment of the grand jury; and although, unfortunately, the grand jury wvere discharged before he (Mr. Lynch) received ...

... i, i ,.DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAT. -'READ OFPICE. Cmrnous *CASE-AIARaiMOZiIAL ENOAGEMENTS NOT 9, ALwAYs' DeNDING.-A middle-aged lady of respectable d, appearance; who gave -he' naime and address as Mrs. AJane II. M*T~ernaeiof No. -S, 's(estley~tee'race, appeared before Dr the magistrates to complain of a shan to whom she had been r,wmarried, and who was dekcdbed'ihher ilformation as Da- in niel ...

... BARBARO-US MURDER AND ROBBERY IN THE COUNTY KILKENNY. I It is with feelings of pain and anxiety, mingled with deep regret, that I apprise you of the particulars of a most me. lancholy occurrence which has thrown the inhabitants of this calm and tranquil portion of our fine and peaceable country into the greatest consternation. Last Friday morn- ing as Laurence Hoynes, a farmer living at aplace ...

... I COURT OF REVIEW-LONDON, WEDN.EIDAY. LORI) HUNTINGTOWER S CASE. Exrparte Pocd, in re TollesaeitCle. The examination of witnesses in furtherance of the in1. n, quiry on, this application to annul the fiat on the ground of le, want of trading and issue for the bankrupt's own purposes, Dhcommenced on Wednesday. The court was densely crowded during the entire of the proceedings. . Messrs. ...

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... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. I I HEAD-OFFICE. W Constable 11 G, one of the detectives, summoned fo Lewis Cohen, of 82, Dame-street, for allowing bagatelle to II be played in his house for cigars, &C. There was an infor- C mation laid in the first instance by the complainant, and on Ur the case being called on, Mr. Porter read the information, us and observed that he did not consider bagatelle ...