... wuli ('OURT' OF,' 13.\N RU13PTCY AND INSOLIENICY. - DL'IiDUMAN, YPSERDuAY. iN, iii:, Join%' DUNtNE. ,,nu miws a mneet illig ill this case to considei' the(, sgoingm ol't~ ?? ceiti Icate. II,- ?? bleen ?? ullntil ind fIiiliptilitit' ilk BuII:O't. M\r. It. C. Ii aims' 1 pposedl thel granting of' the cor- tiflo~ato Conl tel al] (if' i1ris. Jante Ml' i vii, jwidw, or ilelfat.t anld lici' infantl ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. [Before W. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.] Joseph Bradley was charged with breaking panes in the window of a house occupied by Mrs. Conway, who deposed to the fact. Constable Kelly deposed that Bradley was given into custody for the offence, and that he kicked and otherwise abused him (Kelly) on his way to the Police Office. For the first offence, the prisoner was flned ...

... ?? COURT OF EXCHEQUER-TUrSDAY. (Before the LORD CrlliF BARlOX and a commonjury.) DOYLE V. THE DUBLIN AXD DROGIIEDA RAILWAY OOMPANY. This was an action roi' damages, instituted at suit ofthe plaintiff, by reason of tilh death of his wifo, who was accidentally killed on the Howthi Branch of the above company's hine on the 27th of last July, having been run down by a train whilst she was i n the ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. (Before IV. S. TRACY, Esq., R.aM.) SELLING FRAUDULENT BUTTER. John !M'Master, residing in Ballynabincli, was charged with selling 5.1lbs. of butter fraudulently made up to Mary Martin. Mary Martin deposed that she bought the luamp of butter from the prisoner at Is. Id. per lb. Serjeant Reilly and W.i, Bunting deposed that the article sold consisted of lard or ...

... SPRING ASSIZES81858. NORTH-EAST CIRCUT. (FROM OUR SPEEIAL REP O RT MR.) DROGHEDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. TNEs Right Hon. Justice Perrin-who travelled from his country residence, near Malahide, inhis private carriage-arrived in town at two o'clock this day. The Right Hon. Nicholas Ball, thle other going judge of Assize, did not come to town, as there was no civil business on the cause-list. Judge ...

... SPRING ASSIZES-1858. NORTI-MEAST CIRCUIT-DRO IHEDA,. DitOoIHEDA, FRIDAY, FBI). 19.-This being the day appointed for swearing in tile grand jury for the County of the town of Drogheda, at half-past twelve o'clock the Ifigh-SherifRichard Gradwell, Esq., and the Sub-Sherifr, William Kertlaud, Esq., were pre- sent on tho Bench. The panel having been called over, and the following gentlemen lhaving ...

... Tim following min;ute, front Sir Duncan MIGregor, to the County Inspector of Police at Wicklow, has been published:- While I am disposed to give credit to hIald-con- stable Lenclian, an(l the policc at his station, for tho absence of anything like partisaushiip in the transac- tions that occurred at the lair on the 7th of November last-especially as I learn that the samc individuals were ...

... SPRING ASSIZES-1858.1 NORTH-EAST CIRCUIT. O Ull S CAL l:EPORTBH,) DRtOGHT',DA. TUESDAY, FauRUmmY 23. CROWS COURT. The Right lion. Justice P1'ntis.li took his senaton the bench iat ton o'clock this niorning, and, a special jury havilng been empannolled, proceeded to dispose of the remaining criminal business. MAXSLAUMIThI. Rose M-Tangue was indicted for having, oil the niglht oi tle 15th of' ...

... THE CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. MR. GENT, - CURATE OF DR. M'NEILE. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.-The inquiry was resumed at half-past ten o'clock tllis morning in the Nisi Prius Court, St 'George's Hall. The Court was crowded to excess. All the members of the Com- mission were present-the Rev. and Worshipful Chancellor Chas. Augustus Thurlow, Vicar-Gesieral, and Official l rincipal of the Bishop, presiding. ...

... ItFI'FAST POLICE COURT-SATURDAY. [1lebre V. S. T'umcN, Esq., R.M., mlrI S. G. GETTY, l sq., Mayor.] ASSAULT. .latnes MiKoe, a labourrer, residling in California St rect, wavs charged with having assallted his Fither, Sannuel M lsee, anrd also three roelubecS of, the local loti;icc force. ( ?? Joseilri IN rackci ( said that on Friday, b(xet wir elelvn ari11d tivel c o'clock, he received ilpfor ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-SATURDAY. (Before W. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M,, and W. T. B. LyoNs, Esq.) TIWFFT, William Scott and Hugh Scott, father and son, both in the employment of the Ballymena Railway Corn- pany; were charged with.stcaling a rail, the property of the Company. 'Mr. Seeds appeared for the prisoners. AMr. Yorston, one of the officials of the comnpany, identified the rail. Mr. SEEuDS-Ilow ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-WEDNESDAY. TRIAL. OF FATHER CONWAY. This case was resumed at eleven o'clock this morn- iin&g The anxiety felt to witness , the proceedings seemedin a considerable degree to have abated. The court was not by any means crowded, and the listless- ness with which the progress of the trial was regarded by the auditory, evinced the little interest felt in what transpired. Mr. ...