... A MEITI-HODIST LOCAL PREACIIEP CHARGED WITH FORGERY. AT the Clerkernwvell Police-Court, Louden, on ToeG. day, a verv iespecta ly dressed yourngf man, attired in deep hlacl, and whbo spemed to feel bis posit iou vcry acutelv, and who gave his nane ?? Freeman, of 46, Britannia Terraee, City Road, de- scribed oin thil polieo sheet as a lithographer, aln who, it wils stateed, is well kinown as a ...

... Ox Saturday, at tie Central Criminal Court, the lRi'v. Dr. Vaughan, late Incumbent of St. Afatthew's, ]3rixton, was placed upon his trial llpon another in- dictinnt chargiag him with a similar offence to that of' which lhe was acquitted on the previous (lay-namely, of ma king false entries in the burial register of' the parish. Serjeanlt Willihis, in statilg the rase,said if it rested upon the ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT.-YESTi:mDAY. LBefore W. S. TtACY, Rqq.. R.N.] CARaLESS DRilV[NG. John, A'Kavanae7qh was charged with furious driv- ing in the street. The car which he drove caine into violent collision with the vehicle of a gentilemin which was proceeding in an o pposite direction, alld kniocked off the footboard, and strained the harliess il such ia way, that iit coachialnaer had been ...

... c?AAOW IfiliellIVIM. COUNTY ANTRIM ASSIZE, RECORD COURT. Tuesday, Aprif 1. Tin Right Hon. the Lord CHsrT-BAnON entered the court this morning at ten o'clock, when the follow- ing Juny wore sworn:-;1Iessrs. Robert Atkinson (foreman), Charles Black wood, Iloyd Fleming, Geo. Phillips, Thomas Scott, Sanuvel Archer, William N. Blow, Arthur Aicken, Henry Campbell, William Gamble, Charles Gaussell, ...

... BELFAST POLICE COUTRT-YESTRDIAY'. [Before W. S. TRAcy, Esq., R.31.] TimIls wvere only four cases, two of which welre upon chalrges of *hrunienness, Margaret Lennon wvas charg(el Nvith stealing a pail 'if shoes, and somie articles of wearing apparel. The prisoner Sias re- manded, that she might have an opportlnity, if so disposed, of giving somc information resp(cting the stoleu property. Mary ...

... CA,:? ?51?r , COUNTY LONDONDERRY ASSIZFS. Derry, &Saturday, Mlarch 15. AT two O'Cloek, to-day, the followin g Grand JEuhye were sworn in before Harvey Nichols~, .s. High Sheriff, for the discharge of the fiscal busi- Th~otuas Bateson, Esq., MVIP. (foreman), Sir Ri. A. Fe -son, Bart., M.P., Sir H-. H. Bruce, Bert., John, Croi J. B. Beresfoid, %v. H. Ash, John Boyd, James J. Clarlke, IV. E, ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS-WEDNESDAT. I JAMES O'HBA, Esq., Assistant-Barrister pro.temn took his seat on the bench this morning, and pro. ceeded to the disposal of the only remaining busi. ness connected with these sessions. APPEAL AOAINST TilE P'OLICE-IIATE. Mr. Rc.A Saill the inatter of the Police-rate had been discussed at lenqth in the Corporation on the previous dav. A division having taken ...

... BELFAST POLICE COITRT-YFSTURDAY. [Before WM. S. TRiACY, Esq., R.M ] I. 21HOMY, A boy named Robert IWilson, WVl Ilis been twelve times before tho court, was chargedi with havingl stolen a quantity of wearilng apparel, the property of a farmer named James Norton, in whilse service he was. The prisoner was ordered to be kept in jail for three months. ROiDElIRRY IRiOM A WEIAVING FACTORY. Rliza ...

... TOTAL WRECK OFTfIEPACKEr SIUP NEW YORK AND BMIRQUE TASSO. SEVEN LIVES LOST AND IIrPOITrin MURDERl. TuilE packet-ship New York, Captain luI'Kinnon, which left Liverpool on the 13th ult., with 300 pes- songers, went ashore in the gale of Friday night last, the lth inst., at Jolhin Allen's, two miles north of Bar're-at Inlet. She hat] a large valrrable cargo, ant weas ?? to ir'. J. 13. Srrrdy, of ...

... S P R I N G A S SI Z E S-1857. NORTri.WEST CRCUIT. Longford, Tuesday, 24th Febrsary, 3 P.M. Cavan, Thursday, 26th February, '3 ?? Fermanagh, Satu rday, 2£Lh February, 3 P.mt. Tyrone, Wednesday, 4th March, 12 noon. Donegal, Saturday, 7th March, 3 P.m. Derry, Wednesday, 11th March, 3 r'm. Judrges-Baron Pennefather and Mr Justice Jack. son. WARNING TO THE PuBeIC.-A respectably dressed girl rand ...

... gz-i-c bitelli ?? a gence. COUNTY OF ARMAGH ASSIZLSE. RECOIRD COURT. Arm-atgh, Friday, Afarek 7. IMPOrTANT CASE-RIGTEr To WATEU iPOWER. Kirk v. 1i'Ksean. Tais case, which excited considerable interest in the. locadity, was, as we stated in our last, called oln at a late hour on Friday afternoon, and the court became immediately crowded to an inconvenient degree. The following- special jury ...

... INSOLVENT COURT.-DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY. It es Hugh Dobbin, of Moira. Mr. Commissioner BALDWIN gave judgment upon the question of law raised in this case, pending the hearing of the insolvent's petition. His Honour observed that the matter now came beforq the court on exceptions to the Chief Clerk's report.- The insolvent had dis- puted the claim of Adam .M'Clure, ite, detaining -ere- ditori'which ...