... . x*. QUEEN'S BENCHI-DuDLS, SATUbDAY. IMIFORTANT TO MAGISTRATES. TIlE QUEEN, AT TIlE rnOSECUTION OF JAMES LALOR, V. THE JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE OF QUSEN'S COUNTY, In this case, which vvas argued yesterday, on the motion to quash the conviction by the magistrates at AbbcyleiX, on 15th August last, against Lalor, the Chief Jestice delivered tile judgment of the Court to the effect that the ...

... DUB.., YESTERDAIY. [FROMt OUR SPECIAL RE>PORITE .] [Before the Lord CmIIl.-JUSTiCR, and Justices BALL and Mo.Gul.] WM. DAVIS V. JAS. IRILAND AND VM. 3'NE'ILL, Tilms action in this case was broughit by the plaintiff, an attorney residing in Belfast, for recovery of aln ink-stannd anl candlestick. On a former clay the de- Cendants had iuoved for leave to plead double matter and the court ...

... TRWO COURT OF CRANCERY. DUBLIN, YESTRERDAY. (FROM OUR SPEOIAL RlPORT91t, ME5Ss4S. WILLIAM DRunY, M.A., Barrister-at.Law, and William Dwyer Ferguson, LL.D., Barrister- at-Law, were sworn Into office as Joint-Registrars of the Court of Chancery, before the Right lion. the Lord Chancellor, by Ralph Cusack, Esq., Clerk of the Crown and lIanaper. It is ramoured that Richard Wilson Gamble, Esq., MI ...

... BERLFAST POLICE COURT-YI;STERlDAY. (Before IV. S. TItAC\r, Esq., .mM.) There were a few of the usual cases of drunken. less this imorintig, which his worship disposed of II a short tilae. OFtiEUNG A III.L AT Trill IIANK. llamilton Johnston, a coop-r, Il idiig in Grattan Street, was charged with having Olhered a clqllue at the Beltast Batik for the sum of £2,) for which lhe required cash, the ...

... THnE case of Yescombo v. Walter Savage Landor, ?? in owr columns yesterday, is one which cannot be coiflfnlited upon without pain. An old man, and one who has 9iled a prominent position before tile woild, in the cvening oflids life, forfoits, by conduct the most malignant and detestable, tbe respect of Ills country, disgraces tihe profession of literature, and lenves upon every page lie has ...

... COURT OF EXClI]EQUER-MONDAY, (FItOMI OUR SLCOtAL REPORTER.) (Before t?1e Full COURT.) THlE BELFAST TEA FRIAUDS. TFIl ATTORNIEY-GENERAL V. ROBERT IIRiNLaY. This case came before the Court on Saturday npon demuirer to the informationi filed by the At- torney-General. M;I. r .7%,\1:eiCiAN opened tile demrurrer. Tho infor- mation had been frled to recover three several perial- ties of £4132 each ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. - (Before WMr. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.) - FURIOUS DRIVING. George Rennie was fined lOs, and costs, on the complaint of Local Constable M'Farlane, for having driven a horse and car furiously on Peter's Hill, be- tween four and five o'clock on Saturday evening. The prisoner was under the influence of drink, LARCENY. A lad named Robert MOCartney was charged with ...

... TIIE result of the case in which thle two toen, Conlan ald a'CalrertY, formerly ?? of ?? forCe, were charged with maliciously st:abbing local constables in the execuntion of their (duty, cannot fail to excitc a feeling of surprise anion-gA those who are aware of tihe circumstances. Tho denlnliquents were brought up at the Qtiarter Sessions yesterday, and were, with thc consent of the Crown ...

... SPRING ASSIZES-1858. LIMERICK.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. The High-Sheriff, Caleb Powell, Esq., attended at the County Court-house, where the following were sworn on the Grand Jury, by George Fleetwood, Esq., for the discharge of fiscal business:- TroMAs O'GRnDY, foreman; lion, John Massey, W. Smith O'Brien, Hugh Massey O'Grady, William II. Barrington, David RoChe Vandeleur, Colonel John Vandeleur ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT.-YESTEEtDAY. (Before W. S. TRIACY, Esq., I.NM.) Tuuina were upwards of twenty prisoners In custody this morning on various charges. CAtUTION' TO 1FARMERS. Alexander Carndtifi servant to a farmer residing near Comber, was flned 5s for loading night-soil in the street the previous (lay. Jancs M'Dowell, fur permitting his horse and cart to go at large in Ballynmacarrctt, the ...

... MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY BY HER LOVER NEAIR RIPLEY. Timtu quiet and secluded village of Darley, near Rip- Iey, on the line of the Leads Northerif Railway, wvas on Sunday the scene of unusual excitement, in con- sequence of the discovery of themurder, by her lover, of a youig person named Mary Jane Scaile, under cir- cumstances of great barbarity and cruelty. The de- cased, who was about 22 years ...

... I As the steps taken on Thuwsday by the magistrates had the effect of preserving the town in good order, especially when compared withi previous day, it was considered well to adopt a similar courso yesterday, and send a magistrate and a certain numbor of mili.. tary, constabulary, and local police to tht different districts into which the town had been divided; and also to form a new station ...