... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. HEAD OFFICE. - M1INISTERS' MONEY AGAIN.-Mr. Luke Dillon of Parlia- ment-street, propr etor of the Irish Wollen Warehouse, was summoned for resisting a distraint which the Rev. Mr. Mason, Rector of the parish of Sa'nt Werburgh, caused to be made on his property for minister's money. Mr. Fitzgerald appeared for the Rev. Mr. Mason. Mr. James Morrin attended on behalf of ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YEsTERDAY. HEAD-OFFICE ROBBERY OF A WATCH.-Maryanne Roberts was charged with having in her possession a small Geneva gold watch, for which she did not satisfactorily account. She was ar- rested yesterday morning at Wood-quay by Constable Doyle (73 A), who, in consequence of information which he re- ceived from her, subsequently proceeded to a house in Dean- street, where he found ...

... ?? t . 8BOR. . Vl, A s-u 6 20. Th Queenand Prince3 took eitr Usuml erlydv.wl thhimornig. Tdeipylonger 1e4obte of the rojd ?? walkedand rode'iOsborne, Park and grpand. HM . AM MS S eJ .T EKOJxISI TO. OSWD. Ths-iivid au& Black Eagle, stem vaeli4 went' ot -of Wabourthls morningesd joined thesqnadroniit coeo accompany her Majesty on Ahr ci'rno excrin At. 2.7 p.,.,-dayr the rdy*1 am on, o aig4*bT ...

... THE THRELFALL FORGERIES. 8 It avng oo aranedthat the trial of Mr. WILLIAM THREL- PALL, egainat Vhoma there were four separate tndictmento for Xforgeries of bills of exchange, should be the first business proceeded 1 wish at Liverpool assizes on Wednesday morning, the cosart was it much thronged with commercial men. a Mr. BL1irB and Mr. BLAIR appeared to prosecute ;and Mr. Sor- B ge~ant ...

... COURT OF BANVKRUPTCY-TiiUBRsDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.] IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF NASH AND NEALE. The bankrupts were bankers at Reigate and Dorking. This was a meeting for the proof of debts and the last examination of the bankrupts. Mr. Nash, one of the bankrupts, is 86 years of age, paralytic, and otherwise so infirm, that the Court left its seat, and accepted his sur- render at the ...

... INVSOL VENT DEBTORS co U.RT-AUG. 22. [Before Mr. Comnmsrissioner Phillips.] IN THlE IrTrEn OF 1IICHARDI) TIIOM)AS SHEIL. This ?? a petition under the 7th and 8th Victoria for an interim order of protection. Mr. Nicholls supported; Mr. Duncan opposed on behalf of Mrs. Jane Walton W rexford, of Greenwich; Mr. Griff ths op- posed for another creditor; and Mr. Esquilant, a creditor, opposed in ...

... Y WESTERN CIRCUIT-WELLs, AUG. 12. S CROWN COURT. [Before Mr. Justice Coleridge.] - Iler'y Hillier was indicted for the wilful murder of Thio- mas George, at Nunney, or the 3d of April, by cutting his throat with a knife. fMr. Plhinn and Mrl. Everett were counsel for the prosecu- tion, and Mr. Edwards defended the prisoner. Mr. Phinn, on opening tile cause to thejlry, said that he should range ...

... PULICE INTELLIGENCE-THURSsDY. BoW-s6TREZT.--llWicat lWebling, described as a sail- maker, was placed at the bar before Mr. Hall, charged with obtaining money, in the shape of a charitable contribution, from the Earl of Warwick, by false representations. His Lordship, being sworn, said I have very little know- ledge of the prisoner at the bar, but his having a strong scar across his nose ...

... I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Newmarch and Egginton. SERIOUS CHARGE OF POISONING A CHILD. A young woman named Mary Ann Lumb was brought up in custody on a charge of nmurdering her illegitimate child. The first witness called was Sarah Clubley, who gave her evidence as follows: -I live in Charity-lane, Beverley, ill the parish of St. John. A person named Eliza Dunn came to me a month since to see ...

... ENGLISH ASSIZ[RS.-LiV RLITOOI, TUESDnxY, AUGUST 20. FKlzsioaia . Ptzblic Cgicer Qf Ike iV ia/;olal Blank of Trelancl, v. Dodflsco, tble secretary of the Guaaranstee Society. Ti-is vas a special jury cause, and the action was Itronsaght upoil a guarantee enitered into by the Guarantee Society to scaunrc tile Nat ion al Banko of Irelanti againist any loss whidi iliigit he sustailled 1 y theis ...

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... ASS IZE INTRgLLIO-ENCe- r . . : ?? OXFORD CIRCUi-6WUCxsM*4AU0. 12. T., n CAeN 0P STAUA1XON:. iW btaought up our report of, Le trial of Sarah Bubb for the ?? of Marl Hook in yesterdy pape r up to the 4eparture of the latest Availablei train on ond we ?? the reor fro eay *~nwtaue mtheep point where, we broke off ; L v2nblcsuirfo, end medical ;efiloer of the Wet- ?? ?? eahaty ovm rIM when the ...