... THE SIMULTANEOUS hMEETINGS. In accordance with a resolution adopted at the recent great l aggregate meeting of Catholics held at the Rotunda, calling all the various parishes of Catholic Ireland to assemble yes- terday, for the purpose of giving a more organihed and general expression to their feelings with reference to the wanton and most unjustifiable aggression of the English ministry upon ...

... PAPER DUTES--DEPUTATION TO TE CHANCEL- ILOR OF .THE EXCHEQUJER. I - - .. . I On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, a very influential and numerous deputation waited on the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, by appointment, to lay before him the grounds on which they sought a repeal of the excise duties on paper. The deputation. consisted of the following gentlemen, who, it will be seen, were principally ...

... I . At one o'clock yesterday tFriday) the inhabitants of Duan dallk were thrivn into a state of great excitement by a report that a murder Sad been perpetrated in this neighbourhood Or, hearing tbe report we instantly repaired to the place as.- signed as the locality of the outrage-namely, Shortstone, which is situated within about three miles of this town on the road lending to Crossmaglen. ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE EXCHEQUER NIS[ PRIUS COURT. (Before the Lord Chief Baron and a special jury.) ACTriN FoR S.AlqDE. Tate v. Rawsons. This case was resumed at the sitting of the court. T'homna. J *mnson's cro,.s-examination was resumed by Mr. Fitzg bhn-( c(vo letters which bad been demanded by couoisel f r the pl ,intiff on a previous day, and which bad been sent for to Carlor by the defendant, ...

... I Dr. Kirwan, one of the city coroners, held an inquest yes- terday in Mercer's Hospital on the body of Michael Wyld, who bad been killed by a hackney car being driven over him. The mother of the deceased stated that she lived at 23, Back-lane; at nine o'clock on the previous evening the boy obtained her permission to go out; she never saw him since. Andrew Byrne stated that at about nine ...

... ASSIZE If TE'LL[dENCE. DOWN. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEtNT.) Downpatrick, July 29. CROWN COURT. (Before Judge Perrin.) Andrew Ker and Richard Smeaton were indicted for an assault on Patrick Cunningham, endangering his life, and for a common assault. It appeared in evidence that on Easter Monday last the prisoners came up to Patrick Canningham shooting to h-ll with the Pope, priests, and holy ...

... LA W INTELLIGENCE. BOLLS COURT -YEsErDAY. Fitzgbbona v. Moore. Tjs Was a cause petition filed for the purpose of raising the amount of a jointure or rent-charge settled on the plaintiff at her marriage with Mr. Maurice Moore. In the year 1826, an act was passed to annul the marriage, and this act con- tained, among other clauses, one to the effect that Mrs. Moore should be barred of all right ...

... LA W INTELLIGENCE. N. ~~ROLLS COURT-S'A'TURDAY. N. ?? amilton v. Wilson. Mr. Sergeant Christian, with -whom~ was Mr. Hamilton .the Smythe, moved the court, on hehalf of the plaintiff, for leave 'uly, to amend the -bill which' had been filed in this cause.' A ad- prqvious'amendment had been made in it, but a second was new necessary in -order to secure the xights of the minor, '~which would be ...

... e TO THtE EIDITOR OF Tl2 FREMIAN. h The difficulty of providing for criminals and repressing d crime, which has long perplexed statesmen and puzzled phi- losophers, is increasing every day. a If public opinion, expressed by the journals, governs the a affairs of society, as we are continually reminded, the, public n. ought to take on itself a great portion of the blame it throws non the ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-TESTEBDAY. CAPEL STREET OFFICE. (Dr. Kelly presided.) ALLEGED FRAUD BY AN UNLICENSED LAW PRACTI- TIoNER.-A poor woman named Margaret Doyle appeared before the magistrate to prefer a charge against a party named Michael Neligan, who has for a considerable time been in the habit of attending the police offices, the Lord Mayor's Court, &c., in capacity of attorney on behalf of ...

... We regret to learn that Mrs. Dopping has not adopted the a course, which would have been so creditable to her, of re- c mitting the penalty inflicted on Mr. Lucas by the recent verdict in 'the Court of Queen's Bench. Mrs. Dopping's d reasonable feelings having been appeased by a full retracta- I tion of the charge, and a most ample apology published in d the columns of the Tablet-and, in ...

... LAW INTELLIGsNCE. CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER. There will be a sitting in Chamber on Friday next at twelve o'clock to hear motions for all the courts. Baron Richards will probably be the presiding judge. To-morrow will be the last day for serving notices of motion for that sitting. INSOLVENT COURT-SATURDAY. Commissioners Curran and Baldwin sat in this court on Saturday at eleven o'clock, In re ...