... 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 ...

... ARMAau, TUESDAY, MAmRcH 2. ATrten o'clock this morning there was a very large attendance of gentlemen-larger than we have seen for several years-from all parts of the county. ?? about 15 minutes, the High Sheriff, Stewart Blacker, Esq., Carrick, took his peat on the Bench, handing his panel to the Clerl of the Crown. The namcs upon the panel were then called over, and the following gentlemen ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT.-YESTRDAY, [Beforc Was. S. TTACY, Esq., RME] LARCENY. Jane Chapman, atlas Birnett, who had been before the court on six previous occasions on charges of robbery, was brought up for having stolen a quantity ?? apparel, the property of Elizabeth Wilson. It appeared in evidence that the door of the prose- cutrix's house was open, and that the prisoner went in; when tho ...

... LENT ASSIZES-1858. COUNTY OF DOWN ASSIZES. DoWNPATR rK, TnuosnDAY, MARCH 4,. AT trvelve o'clo k this day, the High-Sheriff, SAMiUEL MURLAND, Esq., Woodlawn, entered the Crown Court, and, having taken his scat on the beach, the following gentlemen were called and sworn by Row LAND CRtIG- LAuRiE, Esq., Cleric of tile Peace, as the GRAND JURY. 1. Lieut.-Col. Wxr. B. FORDE, M.i., Foreman. 2. D.,S. ...

... BELFAST POLICE CoUnRT- YSTERDAY. (Before the IMAYOR (S. G. Getty, Bseg.,) and Dr. ,G un'l, J.P.) DISORDERLY CONDUCT. Marianne Bell viss chairged witih having been dis- orderly in fjorth Street the previous evenig. ' Constable Scott deposed ?? the pWisqoe' was shouting and making a noise in Nortil Street the previons evoning. A crowd was gathered around her, an'd she tore the handkerchief off ...

... LENT ASSIZES-1858. COUNTY DOWN ASSIZES. [FRoM oUR OWN REPORTER.] Doronpairick-, Srrturrdrry, March 0. CROWN COURT. THE Right lionl. Justice PERRIN, who was aecomr- panied by the lligh Sheriff, Jas. Murland, Esq., took his seat in the Crown Court this morning at ten o'clock, and, The Commission having been read by the acting Clerk of the Crowni J. K. Jackson, Esq., Thie Grand Jury, whose names ...

... LENT ASSLIZESI858e C COUNTY ARMAGH. C THURSDAY, tIdRUR 4. MANSLAUOIGTER. In this case, wherein John Clayton, seu.; John Clayton, jun.; Alexander Clayton, William Clayton, t Mary Clayton, and two persons named Storey, weref charged with the manslaughter of John Reynolds, I the jury acquitted all the prisoners. The evidence c was reported in our last C RULING TR BOOKS. r John Murphy for having, ...

... SPRING ASSIZES-1858. COUNTY AIONAGIIAN-FRIDAY, FEI. 20. [FROM OUR OWN RLEPOiTErn.] Tiu following gentlemen, having answereud to their names, were this day sworn on the Grand Jury, be- foro John Leslie, Esq., High Sheriff, by Thomas D. Bourne, Esq., Clerk of the Crown for the county, and afterwards retired to their room, for the transaction of fiscal business:- 1. CDiAs. PI.owEl LU3LIIP, Esq., ...

... THE BELFAST CORPORATON' CASE. * THE REA AND LAWLESS DISPUTE. TiueLord CHANCELLOR (Right. Hon. Joseph Napier), beard a motion in the Belfast Corporation case; at at eleven o'clock, on Wednesday, at his private resi- dence, 4, Merrion Square South. Mr. Lawson, Q.C., appeared for Mr. Lawless, the applicant. Mr. John Rea appeared, as the Relator, to oppose the motion, Mr. LAwsox, Q.Q., said, his ...

... IN our columns this morning will be found a report of a most important case which was tried on Tues- day at the County Kildare Assizes. A shopkeeper named Thomas Staunton, a man of substance, was indicted for writing notices threatening to murder a Magistrate and Grand Juror of the County Kildare, and agent to tle estate ?? Richard Dobbs, Esq. The notices com mianded Mr. Rynd not, on pain of ...

... NQ4TII WALES CIRCUIT-WYIsIHPOOL, M4RCHJ 10. BI3E4UqH oO PiioMpis OF AfARTHAQ14, Wtii4tS V. OOrLEY is Mr. Vaughan Williams appeared for the plaintiff, Cc and Mr. M'Intvre for the defendant, go Til action was bronght for breach of promise of marriage, and the damages were laid at ;200, The defen.4ant pleaded the general issixe, and, in adjztion, that, he was (Irtunk at thi time the alleged 4 ...

... LENT ASSIZES-1858. COUNTY OF DOWN ASSIZES. [PROM OURi OWN REPOnRTERa] DOWaNPATHICK, TUESDAY, MAstCic 9. cRJOwN COURT. TiIR Right Hon. Justice PIrrai entered tho Crown Court this maorililig at ten o'clock, and proceeded wilt the criminal business. MASSCAUGtlTER. Arthur Deviin was inrricied for that lie d(1, on the 15th August, at Downpatrick, felonously kill anrl slav John Fitzsimons, against ...