... 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 ...

... SUJAMIE~lR. ASSIZES, 1858. COUNTY KILDARE ASSIZES. NAAS, Fntoar, JULY 30. Thle Lenia `IIIifF'-BAIION took his scat onl the bench slimily after tell o'clock~, when James Giaffney was placed at thle liar onl ani indit- mentn charging hintI with having consgpireil withl i'llitatt SIhcpuerd, Willillain Kierlitia, Joliii Stokes, and John Lyonis to three misi comupel 'Mathew -Milion to tatu Out of ? ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-SATUEDAY. [-Before W. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.J TrimmnE were about at dozen Prisoners inl custody this morning, on various chrgeis. Thompson Hill was charlged with liaving beate2n his3 \x'i o, Jane Hill, Iin a most mitrtal manner. Illie pri - saner liad been brought tip on ashimilar clnirg'TI a sit ort tilesince. ino charge hatving licen proved, bie Ivati Sentenced Iao1)0 ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YESTEfLDAY. [Before IV. T. B. LYoNs, Esq., J.P., and G. FITZ- AlAURiICE, Esq., lIlK] There were about thirty prisoners in custody this moriling on various charges. LARCENY. Robert Brown, an o0l offender, aged twvelve years, wna charged with having stolen a shieet, the property of Allr Williamle Russell. The case having liveoi provdil, Ihe was sentonced to be imprisoned ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-Y13STEIDAY. (Before W. T. B. LYONS, Esq., J.P., G. FTZMIAuRIos, Esq., R.M., and Dr. M1'Gm,,, J.P.) THERE were nearly fifty prisoners in custody this morning oiu charges of drnnkenness, disorderly con- duct, &e. LARCENY. Daniel O'Neill, of New Row, a carman, was charged with. having stolen several canvass sheets, the pro- party of John Preston, Esq. It appeared that the ...

... 91 atvI, THE WIDOW AND THE IMERCHANT TAILOR, I1tRAtAU OF P'ROMI3SN Or MARRIAIUE. SiIIVW V. REDPATIf. Tuis case was tried at the Durham. Assizes, It np- pearcld flron the opening statmenolt of toe learned counsel, and fi'ioI the evidence for the plaintiff that thle plaintiff is a widow, aged forty-two, and is alady ofvory consideral)le attiractions,lookling much younger than she really is. The ...

... COUNTY CORK ASSIZES-MOSDAY, AI'GUST 3. 1 RECORD COURT. (Before Baron GrmNCI.) MURPITY V. THE DB5LIN AND DiROGIlEDA RAILWAV C.M1'ANt. Mfessrs. Serjeant Deasy, Clarke, Q.C., and O'Rear- don appeared for the plaintiff' Messrs. Brereton, Q.Q., Sullivan, Q.C., and Barry for the defendants. ''his W;s an action brought to recoyerl damages for isjllrles inflicted npon the plaintiff by an engine or ...

... D(O BLIN, FRIDAY. M OUR O5vX RrPORTER.) IN BANIiRUPTOY. [Before tile lon. Judge MACAN.J IN R FRlREDERICK AUGUSTUS IFERZAtlR. Lx this case there was a mecting to-day for proof of debts ind fiial exam liriltioll. M1r. Mathews attended for the bainlkrupt. Mr. Connor, as agent to the com- mission. Mr. Durham Dunlop, trade assignee, at- tended in pejison. MIr. George K. Smith represented the ...

... COUNTY KILDARE ASSIZES. NAAS, SATURDAY, JULY 31, (Before the CItp-.BAIRON.) COMBINATION. JTnmes Gaffuey, a tailor who was convictell of a mnspiracy to violate the provisionsof the t Gco. Iv., 129, laving been put forward, The CIIIEF-BARON, addressing the prisoier, said:- on have been charged with an olkunce wbich inter- res with those pursuits uo iducst ry upon which the 'osperity of the ...

... 1 THjE GOWEEDORE IJQ1UIRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FMIAN. Mountcasll, .lth July, 1858. SIR-Iu the summary of the evidence given on the 2nd instant, before the Gweedore Iuqhiry Committee, by Mr. Cruice, Stipendiary Magistrate of this district, and published in the Evening Freewino of the next day, appeared an extract of a letter from the Rev. Dr. Mulreany to the Rev. Mr. M'Koarty, in which al- ...

... SlHERIFF'S COURT, COUNTY ANTRIM,. AYIIOCIOLR CAii 0F RIRUL'CTIOX. Y175'lITIRDAV, n cil~is was hieaid hi the Wellington Hail, Belf-ast ?? h1r. MIACAlTiNiY, Britr ?? whio had been ?? as fiaissor by time Iigh Siuo i II'or the Coinuty Ait rimi, who hind tieen directed to hiold cii hi(ilruiy to delcide tile amtounft of damnages to be given in a ccl let ion case iil I ie(. suitf Or saaii7RI. ...

... TIlE CASE OF REAL DISTRESS. n THE Editor of the Neios-Lettr has received the fol- lowingr subscriptions, in aid of the fand towards rescuing an carnost and hard-working clergymian, his wife, and family, from, debt, suffering, all sorrow It has been ascertained tiait £100 would relieve this distressed family from all their difficulties, and it is at hoped this stuni will be made up through the ...