... BELFAST POLICE COURT-WixvN-EsDA. [Before tlhe Ms-YOR.] To-DAY there were only six prisoners in the dock, none[ of t'hm charged vwith very seriolus ofIenees, and no summoiises bad been issued, so that the business of the court was confined to the six unfortunatesreferred to. FURIOUIS DuRVIrre. Janses Welder, a car driver, was charged, bh Con- stables Irwin enad, Kennedy, with being draunk a'nd ...

... 07fir 13rr,55. VT LE, DAUNTLE,,-SS-THEF PORTSMIOUTH' ('tothe Titolesfl IT is with felijin-s oif tint most 1)ainfulj ?? thajt we Juice to direct attentionl to ?? report of aL trial whlich rnaterialix' aaffects the eilzaraeteir of thle Egish nlavv. We are just fresh froml the mnfntaotss proeeigsi rthe siuter service. whlichl have dmoneh mlore to d~iseretilt the posicior of' offi ce~rs inl our ...

... SUMIMARY of Proccedino-s from the Filling of the First Petition, 21st October, 1849, to tile 24Lh September, 1854 (inclusive): 'The first day of sale (being tite co-n- menceinent of the sixthl kessiot of thle sittings of the Commissioners), will taie place b)V public auction in Court on Friday, the LI-, th of October, 1S54. Number of petitions presented, inelulnig these for p~artitionalid ...

... TIHE RAILWAY MURDERS IN IRELAND. (From Bel's Wgeeklfy 3f1essengeor) A AooRE atrocious and fiendish murder than that whieh has just been attempted to be perpetrated in Ireland upon several hundreds of' Protestants, of all classes and denominations, never disgraced the annals of any country. On a dispassionate review of all the circumstances attending this sad affair, we can arrive at no other ...