... INTERESTLNG BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. BALLOT V. RUSSELL. A aASP of breach of promise of 1marriage was tried on Tuesday at Guildhall Chambers, London, in which the jmy wereunable to come to an agreement. The plaintiff, a sprightly and interesting young lady, whoi has re- cootly become marriageable, is very highly con- nected, being related to the Berkeley and other high families, and the ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. (Before W. S. TRAGO, Esq., R.M.) ASSA.ULTING THlE POLICE. Patrick M'Kavanngh was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Smithfield on Saturday, and assaultingl Constables An(fiow Walker and Charles Irvine in the execution of their duty. All the charges were fully substantiated, and the prisoner was committed to jail for five wveeks. DESERTION. George Jones ...

... TRWO COURT OF CRANCERY. DUBLIN, YESTRERDAY. (FROM OUR SPEOIAL RlPORT91t, ME5Ss4S. WILLIAM DRunY, M.A., Barrister-at.Law, and William Dwyer Ferguson, LL.D., Barrister- at-Law, were sworn Into office as Joint-Registrars of the Court of Chancery, before the Right lion. the Lord Chancellor, by Ralph Cusack, Esq., Clerk of the Crown and lIanaper. It is ramoured that Richard Wilson Gamble, Esq., MI ...

... quiz jIBBON CONSPIRACY--IMPORTANT RI BBONCASE. 'pn3 BELFAST WITNESSES EXAMINED. VV ESTMLAT11-311J~iNGAR, FEB. 25, I11 ntin Fallan was indicted for havin'g ii his poses. . , til Srd Febrola'y, 1859 certain 9ecct signs s Id , oniqs in writing, kinowinig the samte to be Pc ' (Is of a certain secret society, lcadc usc of by s secret ?? hcctntiis contry, iithout being able tk toint fir tie samc. ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY| BREA0H OW PROMISE OFAnARlIAGE-DAMAGES £1,000 HARRIS V. THOMAS. This was an action to recover daimages for a bronch of promise of marriage. The declaration stated that the defendant hed promised to marry the plaintiff within a reasonable time after his fiather's death and that' he ?? broken his contract. The defendant pleaded-first, that he did not promise; ...

... BERLFAST POLICE COURT-YI;STERlDAY. (Before IV. S. TItAC\r, Esq., .mM.) There were a few of the usual cases of drunken. less this imorintig, which his worship disposed of II a short tilae. OFtiEUNG A III.L AT Trill IIANK. llamilton Johnston, a coop-r, Il idiig in Grattan Street, was charged with having Olhered a clqllue at the Beltast Batik for the sum of £2,) for which lhe required cash, the ...

... THnE case of Yescombo v. Walter Savage Landor, ?? in owr columns yesterday, is one which cannot be coiflfnlited upon without pain. An old man, and one who has 9iled a prominent position before tile woild, in the cvening oflids life, forfoits, by conduct the most malignant and detestable, tbe respect of Ills country, disgraces tihe profession of literature, and lenves upon every page lie has ...

... LA:W. COURT.OF QUEEN'S BENCH. DUBLIN, SATURDAY. [FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.] (Before Mr. Justice O'BRIEN.) THE QUEEN AT THE PROSECUTION OF THE REV, DAVID JEFFREY V. THlE VICAR-GENERAL OF TRHE UNITED DIOCESE OF DOWN AND CONNOR. Mr. D. K. LowiRy moved on behalf of the Rev. David Jeffirey, Presbyterian Minister of Groyabbey, in the County of Down, for a writ of prohibition, to le directed to the ...

... COIUJRTL OF QUETN'S3 BENCIH-MAY 18. (Blefolre Mr.iiK ot iCU WIG Ir iT. AN, wii a( Commoii Jury.) Bt A HA O FlCi PROISEt ii OF' MIARRHI A i. Titis w~as ai actionlt Cii' Ial-(i ol (Ii' ItflhIIIN of Total'- natic the promise.; sccondlly, a ileiial thA thue phlln~- tif Wats readi' nodV Willilog to prlhfori i ; thijirtly, it flenial of any lirk!ecl i o iti; tuwl, Iart lily, that alter thts maing ...

... COURT OF EXClI]EQUER-MONDAY, (FItOMI OUR SLCOtAL REPORTER.) (Before t?1e Full COURT.) THlE BELFAST TEA FRIAUDS. TFIl ATTORNIEY-GENERAL V. ROBERT IIRiNLaY. This case came before the Court on Saturday npon demuirer to the informationi filed by the At- torney-General. M;I. r .7%,\1:eiCiAN opened tile demrurrer. Tho infor- mation had been frled to recover three several perial- ties of £4132 each ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. - (Before WMr. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.) - FURIOUS DRIVING. George Rennie was fined lOs, and costs, on the complaint of Local Constable M'Farlane, for having driven a horse and car furiously on Peter's Hill, be- tween four and five o'clock on Saturday evening. The prisoner was under the influence of drink, LARCENY. A lad named Robert MOCartney was charged with ...

... EXCHIEQUER NISI PRIUS-TUESoDAY. .EE ENNISKILLE1N CONVENT. MURRAY V. BOYLAN. (Before the LORD ClIEF-BARON and a Common I . I. . . Jury.) The hearing of this case was resumed at the sit- ting of the Cour~t' yesterday, when the Rev. Mr. Boylan, the defendant, was examined by Mr. O'Hagan, Q.C. I e proved thd contract entered into by tile plaintifr to build the house for £645, and denied that he ...