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... DUBLIN, June 18. The Queen v. Duffy.—Between three and four o'clock on yesterday, the jury the above case, of which I sent you a snort note, retired to consider their verdict. They have not yet agreed, and it is firmly believed that there is no likelihood of their doing so. The numbers, rumour states, to be nine for a verdict of guilty, and three for acquittal. Outrages.—The Limerick Chronicle ...

... number will probably be increased about 50 committals from the different police courts before the Grand Jury are discharged. The Recorder delivered brief address to the Grand Jury, and the coursa of his observations, he said he regretted to perceive that there were seven charges of cutting and wounding witli knives and other sharp instruments, with the intent either to commit the crime of ...

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... The Itvlivn Opera.—Lucia di Lammermoor, and the new ba>let Lalla Kookh were the entertainments of Saturday evening. In the opera, Madame Castellan appeared in the character of the Scottish heroine, and Mario in that of Edaar Hav-nsicood. Mario has performed this character before but not for several seasons. It was when his powers an 'actor were quite insufficient for impassioned and trazic ...

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... will find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...

... The only men-of-war now at Spithcad are the Russian line-of-battle ship, and two corvettes. The Albion was suddenly ordered to leave Cork with secret instructions, early last week; she was victualled for five months, during the night, by the boats of the squadron, and was towed to sea by the Rattler, at daylight. Report says her destination is tne Gulf of Mexico, to which quarter most probably ...

... *4*Owo, Jisk 19.—(Krom list night's Gazette.) •™ ti-uon Ouarils—Capt. J. I). Dyson le major, by pur. Lieut. W. Squire be capt., pur.; Cor. T. K. Whitby to lieut, pur. ; H. St. George to be cur., pur. 2nd Foot—Lieut A. Gillespie, from 51th F., to be lieut., vice Redinond, who exch. 3rd Foot-Lieut J. T. Eustace, from 60th F., to be Ueut., vice Fitx- Grruld, who exch. Bth foot—Brevet-Major F. ...

... TATTERS ALL'S—Yesterday. The Ascot account cl-aimed the undivided attention of the until after six o'clock, and, from the frequent inquiries after parties whose names were quite new to us, did not appear to have been altogether satisfactory. Late in the evening the books were opened, and little business transacted on the undermentioned events : THE NORTH CUMBERLAND PLATE. 6 to 1 agst Lucy—tk. ...