... UbLc feUslDtA, AUGU trll 11 DUBLIN: THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1852. ENGLISH JUSTICE-MR. JUSTICE CROMPTON'S It __ - - - - CHARGE. l In the heated state of the public mind in England the charge of Mr. Justice Crompton comes like a cool and refreshing breeze, animating and invigorating with its wholesome current the drooping powers of law and justice. It is something gained to the cause of both to ...

... .4 I The court sat at the usual hour yesterday morning, and the revision of the North City ward was completed about twelve o'clock, when the Rotundo ward was taken up, and at the rising of the court down to letter 0 was concluded. The Rev. John Curtis, of Upper Gardiner-street, was ob- jected to by Mr. Long, on the ground that the rev. gentleman was not either tenant or owner of the premises ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. I CAPEL-STREET OFFICE. (Before Mr. O'Callaghan.) CURIOUS RoaBawY.-James Mason was cbarged by Mi- chael Mullen with stealing a sum of 161., his property, on the 19th June lest. It appeared irom the con.plainant's statement that he kept a blacksmith's establishment at Cbapelizod. The prisoner was a weaver living in the same place. On the 19th June last his (Mullen's) ...

... _- On Saturday, Henry Davis, Req., one of the county coro-I ners, attended at the City of Dublin Hospital, to hold an inquest on the body of Christopher KWDermott, who died in l that institution early that morning, and whose death was E stated to have resulted from the effects of a blow of a cane . in the back of the head, inflicted on him by John Thomas i Bankse Esq., M.D., at that ...

... A IP.-~ T-. ?? ---v I A FATAL LEGACY-&DuT1av FRON 1XCoESeUE DahKx- ?? John Eil ctt'Htundms;n', Eaq., city coroner, ?? an inquest at the house 80, Church-lstreet, on the body of Mary Anne Foster, aged 22 years. Mary Kirwan deposed that she (witor.s) lived In the room in which the inq4est iwas being then held; deceased was her sister-in lav,' and had resided at 28, Monck-place, Phibebo- rough; ...

... LAW NTEzLlGENCE. . 1. . .. II COURT OF CHANCERY-YESTERDMA. The Lord Chancellor, with Mr. Justice Ball and Mr. Jus- tice Moore, eat in this court yesterday to bear the argurieats of counsel in the cause of I - Circrry v. Cox. The question to be decided turned upon the construetion to be given to the residuary clause in the will of-Mr. Richard Keatinge, of Durgarvan, who appointed Mr. A. Cox his ...

... | MAS1ZES INTELLIGENCE. l MONAGGHAN. (FROat OUR CORRE21PONDtET.) MURDER OF MR. BATESON. (Continued from yesterday's Freeman.) Patrick Brennan examined by the Attorney-General-I am a tenant of Lord Templeton'e, in the towniand of Drums- gelvin; I heard of the murder of Mr. Bateson the day after it occurred; I remhember three men coming to my house one evening ; I do not know whether it was ...

... (FROM OU O1 M 0 CW1 O RSPONDEN T.) Mo bghan, ?? aU1, July 9. 17E sri~ltEB 9 it TSSON. , At nine o'clock Ithise orning th slon. Justice Jackson entered the crown court, and the. following business of the day was at once proceeded with. Bryan Grant was cta e1, - ith the murder of the late Thomas Douglas aat ?? Coomey was charged With being an accessary iof the same crime. The prisoners pleaded ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YisTERDAY. MANDAMUS MOTION. Mr. Henry MacDermott applied, on the part of Mr. G. S. Wybrants, for a mandamus against the Ecclesiastical Commis- sionnrs, to compel them to return to the Lord Lieutenant a cir- tificate of valudtion, as required by the 3 and 4 Wmi. 4, c. 87, t section 13b. It appeared that in the year 1823 a DIr. Lewis, who held under an interest which was ...

... C OROQNERS INQUEITM. , - 'Pnt! FATAL ACCtrBENT itS, CiAi'iO sTiitr. -YeSteirday, purasuat.to ad,; urnrnenct, Cite inqueat tunctinng tbh ,d-sth of El zibetb Gallagher A as resuified in JerviS-31reet H>ospital, : bufor- John E illyndrnau, Esq., city coroner. Owinig to theabsence'of a joror,; Mr. Patrick Byrne, 4, Ahbev-street, the inquiry, which bad been fixed lor twelve o'cluk. did not take ...

... DUBLIN PoLICE-SATURDAY. COLLE6E-titHEET OFFICE. RoBBeRY OF PLATE, &c.-Juobn Ferris, Winnifred Woods, Maria Lyoch, and Thomas Dolan, were brougbt up in cus- tody of Sergeants Spencer and Allen, G division, charged under the following circumsetaticr:- lady named Deborth Freetvwood stated tbat about tbrse months back she left her residence, 122, Srephen'a'greea, West, to spend some time in the ...

... SANITARY CONDITION OF DUBLIN-ASTOUND- ING REVELATIONS-THE POLICE REPORTS. We have more than once ventured to warn the citizens of Dublin that it was to the unseen filth in the back- yards and to the festering putrescence that courses through ear entrapped sewers they must look if they desire to pu- ti1y the city, and remove from within striking distance of their habitations the noxious ...