... CHARGE OF ASSAUL'r AND H1I.G HWAY I ROB BERY. Wednesday last (Iriffith Jones, Tfhos. Alilliams, im. Eillis, JEdwad v onles, and Richard Pace, of tha parish of LIanillechid, appeared in the Ban- gor police-office before tho Vev. Huall Price, charged with feloniously assaulting Robelt IRo- berts of the same parish. on the nlight of Saturday the i 1t1 inst. I ly is as understood to bo nn ini- ...

... MUDA)IMS AND OUTRAGES. i he Lilneiick Chii ,'tiilc oontilas t be fllowvinz ac- count of a niurder in Tippertiry S aturday iight | last, a nimt. ntmed St. John, a srtildl farmer, wses barbarously murdered near Lis:nartnock, ih tLhe col- liery district of Tippetary. by four arimed ieli. --- ihe Kilki17171 iMOCdeilet0' thllC iCcounts for this most f atrocions mitrder - St.. John anid his younger ...

... CARNARVON PEGTTY SESSIONS COURT. , le sA ruflDAY. ,r Present,--LordNewborougli, John Rowlands, n is Esq., Frank Jones Walker Jones, Esq., and the ~n Rev. W. Williams. On the application and complaint of the Over- 1: seers of the Poor of lianrug, an order for the I e removal of Catherine Griffiths, Widow and I 11 Children, to the parish of Bodvean, was granted. d Anti Hughes, v. Williiam Tones. ...

... d . PEFORB A. J. ToiefEs, EsQ., JUnDg. It Thursday and Friday, the 23d and 24th inst., several c9ses devoid of interest were disposed of n at thesesittings. The case of Ed-wards v. Jones, If for a severe assault, excited a good deal of in- terest. :- Mr. AMorris Griffith, of Bangor, appeared for it the plaintiff; and Mr. B. 0. Powell, of Carnarvon, for the defendant. af llr. Grilfith stated ...

... *2IUUiDBIElrits olJT yrE REV. AIR. LLOYD. i The foilo ting ilibelestilli commirfnication ap-I ilar il thCe Dilb'i0 fe'rrald. lThore is little doubt thatt the imtutdercr of the Rev. Mr. Lloyd is it, c:tstotdy _ 1woscollalltlml Sitttirdla eevening, Dec. IS. Yest erdty even itt;, s tile poSt-car was leaV- ilig for Viublint, I ivrore to inform yon that 12 p :!e so ,:, tad that momelit passedI ...

... THE URiDERS AT MIRFIELD, At York Assizes, Dee. 20, Patrick Xeed, anrl Mlicliael XMCabe were tried-the fornior chazrged with the wilful murder of Caroline Ellis, the latter with being an aider and abettor in said murder- found guilty, and condemned to die. lThe followinig remarkable particuiars, which tianspired subsequent to the trial, are furnishlscrl by the correspondent of the AMrseing ...