... MA5DSTONE. JmN. 1.-TThe rnur'derer Deden Re- danies was executed this morning at twelve o'clock, in front of the county jail at Maidstone. It will be unnecessary to strte more in detail the circumstances cornected with the crime for which the wretched man suffered than to remind our ren- ders that at the late wvintor assizes he pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with the wilful ...

... G(aiway, Saturday, July 25. CROWN COURT. [Before Mr. Justice PERRin.-] CONSPIRING TO FORilE AND ALTER VOTING-PAPURS. The Rev. Patriek ,l''oaiara ant Parrick Donnellan were inlicted for conspiring to forge and alter cer- tails vothlg-papers for the election oi a umardian to the Glenaniaddv Union. AMessrs. West, Q.C., ani Morris prosecuted on be- half of the Poor-Law Cotnmmissioners; Messrs. ...

... I COUNTY 0OF ANTRIM ASSIZES- RECORD COURT. Bey/not, M1onday,2 Mar'c720. 'nro Right lion. CHirF BltuoN PGOsT entered thle Record Court this morning, at nine o'clock precisely, atiitl r'esumed (hieliearing of the retioid case, Gt'ee2r v. Glenn, at portion of which Was reported in our papr of yesterday. On it witness being callodI up, it was intimated by thoe loreianti Of thle jury that one of ...

... I I -W, in N- 'te gorce. ?t r 4 It HILARY i'iRM, 1857. Monday being the first day of H-lilary Ternm, thel se veial Lnw andl Eqiiity Costts were openled with the usual fo rmalities; the.b Cancellor, or Chief'Judgos did not, however, hold levees of the Bar at their pri- vate residences. COURT OF CHANCERY.-MOnav.v. The Lord Chancellor took his sent on the bench at twelve o'cloch, acotpanlieil ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-SATURDA.Y. [Before W. J. C. AGLEV, Esq., J.P.] sUsrPECTEOD BUtRGLAR. Win. Johnts Riddle was brought up on suspicion of having, with. sonie others, broken into the hoaue of Mr Robert Clements,of Shankihill Reoad, on the nizht of Sunday week, while the fimily vere at public worship, as stated in the News-Letter of this day week. It appeared that a lad named John MICClenaahan ...

... Wr have published in our columns an impartial re- port of the suit of Mr. Robert Lindsay against the Proprietors of the Norttere It ?? We made no comments on the trial, nor did we intend to do so, But having carefully perused the printed copy of The defendants' pleas in justification of the libel, we now feel bound to refer to the case. The Messrs. Finlay, in their defence, not only ...

... DUBLIN, YESTERDAY. [FROM OUR SPECIAL REWORTER.] (Before the full Court.) THIE DONHOATT SII REPSTEALrRS. Reyina v. Daniel Gallacqher, Jainne ile'Bride, Denis Cole, I'Paldd Cole. Mr. Do'.si,, on behalf of' the prisoners, who are noiv confined in thej ail of Lifrord, Co. Donegal, applied that they be now admitted to bail, to take their trial on said charge at the next Assizes, on their entering ...

... THE GREAT TE, A FRAUDS. PUBLIC MEETING IN lE-il: CHAMBER OF COMMlERCE. A ?? meeting was held at three o'clock on Satur day, in the Chamber of Commnece, at which there WIas a large attendance of the merchants of this town -chiefly nmembers of the Chamber-for the ?? of considering vwhat steps they shlould take, as apl)blic body, in aid of their fellow-townsilell wln!se goods had heen seized il ...

... Hospital. C PRERIOG ATIVE COURT-SATURDAY, NOV. 14. In thi s case, whlich hadl been argue111d at cnnsjdei'alle length by% eoitisel. oii lioth Side?, aiid stood over uintil to-dlay fo'r the decision of the Court., Judgea K EATIxCE ?? jtodgnient. That wAS at Suilt instituted bv Miss .3alle M'Kenna aas the SOIoleex- e ti h ill of thle 18th I illy, 1S54, excecuted by Williamn M'Kenualjl the ...

... COUNTY LOUTH ASSIZES. Dundalk, Tuesd(ly, March 3. MR JUSTICE PERnIN hiavilng, yesterday, finished the ,riminal business, left err route for Monaghan this efternoon. RSECORID CoURT. T;1e LORD CnIIIF IAisowN having concluded the iearing of the civil bill appeals yesterday, took his eat this morninig,, at half-past nine o'cloclk, when hr following cn6e was callod on fur trial, being the tly one ...

... Tl-IE TURF-CUIRIQUS TRIAL. T II.%r one half of the aworld i3 ignorant of ]low thle oflher liif lives, is en Old enotn-u saying, which v oal 1 ?? to [le viiingil lra illustrat ed bv the case 'Clan t I. La Mlert, which was tried. on Satir- ?? lst before Mi' Justice Willes at Oxford. In tilo p rocuedilg werc involved thle son of an English wdhlvi an, a quack docter, nn f rish inan in an imles- ...

... Tla cognisance of the Broadstolic murder has passed from thle tribunals of huanui justice to a highler jurisdiction. Of the gnilt or innocence of the man, who leaves thc criminal dock of thC lublin Commission Court acquitted, there can be no fmrther trial, according to E nglish lawv, though he wvere to staud betbre the wholc world to-morrow thle self-aldmaitted murderer. With the coliclusion ...