... j :! A'SSIZE T~~,~Gtt COUNTYG .ALWAY. (FRON OUn; spciAL RIR ATRs snrACX 'ou ?? O mAR~tirb. ' Lucy Evans v. -the Rev. Hair'ose Fpseoing.-Aifter elos- ing my despatch this evening Mr. Blsoe i re4d the fol! lowing, amongst nuumerous other extracts from the cor- respondence between the parties. The ensuig is a portion of an addition made on, the 2nd of J'anuuirv to the ?? letter of the previous ...

... COMMiSSiON OF OYXEi AND TtRAMiNER. Ii . ?? , .. . .. , . : ?? .. . ., _ , e.Tboh . 'Baronrs Fitzgerjd ?? will 'tojen the donwuiision: on to-morrosw;in the court-house, Gleeri- .street.atelayeu :o'lock. The following eases are for NCouT rfr' CAsris.-PAtrick Kegan,mauelaughaer';' Edwtd:Grogau, assault; Patirek' Keogh, manslaughter; John DilloD, burglary; 'John Egan! and Edward Weaple, ...

... POOR LAW ELEC rHUNS. -I ' ) c following gentlemen have been nominated as candidates for the oflice of poor law guardians for tbe 'wads and electoral divisions of the North City Union: APRAN QUAY WAuD-JOe ph l'ann, 100, Upper Doreet street (Liberal) ; Michael Gavacan, 14, Barrack street (Liberal); Thomas Arkine, 2, Finea terrace, Cir- cular road (Liberal). INXS QUAY WIAID-John Norwood, 11, ...

... |LAW COURTS-YESTERDAY. - 0 - - I COURT OF CHANCERY. . w BARRISTERS. ' The following gentlemen were called to the bar at the sitting of the court. 4 The Hon. Francis Raymond do Montmorency, second I son of Henry Viscount Mounotmorrio, of Achonry, in I the county of Sligo, and Dean of Achonry. I Francis Nolan, ?? third son of the late I John Nolan, Esq., J.P., of Ballinderry, in the county of ...

... I 'LAW COURTS-YETERDAY. COURT OF CHANCHRY. The -Aftornsey;Gcnral at tb relafioes'O^f' Demo af Armia v. the Archbishpof Anmao The'arguaenits of COUnSel n this case having concluded, cthe Lord Chan- ceior aald hbevoild gvo judgment On future day. COURT OF qUEENS iBENCI. B1MXGS AT Met TalUs. (Before the Chief Justice and a special, jury.) Georgo .M'Na14 v. eunry Old004-s his ?? was re- sumedat ...

... POLICE COURTS-YEsTERDAY, 1iIEAD-OFFICE. A man named John Tesling was brought up and charged with driving against and injuring an old mar, who is at present contned at Mercer's Hospital. The prisoner was negligently driving a pony and cart in Great Brunirvicl-street, in consequence of which the accident resulted. The prisonerwas admitted to bail. Peter lielly weas brought up in custody of 122 E ...

... LAW COURTS-YESTERDAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Before the Chief Baron and a special jury.) Thionns Clintons v. Jas. A. Henrersom-Thia action for libel was tried before, and resulted in a disagreemnent of the jury. The case was fixed by consent for trial yeater- day. The plaintiff was a member of the constabulary, and being with others of the force in Newtownards on the 6th July, 1862, certain ...

... (Fdoa Ishe paois Correspondent of ihe London Exprasa.) Slost of the evening papers contain a letter, comn- plaining of an arbitrary arrest of two French gentlemen in Austrian Poland, which is, I think, destined to make a great sensation. The writer is a young French bar- rister, M. Rlibot, who is secretary to the eminent advo- cate, al. Desmarest-a position which fully entitles him to a fair ...

... I LAW COURTS-YESrERDAY. COURT OF CIIANCEPY- . Pusrell v. Moriartyf.-T.his PetitiOn stated thatth petitioner in the year 1851 appointed the respondent, Mr. John Moriarty, hi agent, by power of attorney, for his property in the county and ctf Cnk the petitioner subseqrently passed a protissoryy note to the respondent, which the latter discowtnted and aftta- wardspeoitar erit brothter, holding a ...

... At one o'clock on Thursday the following gentlemen were sworn on the grond jury, before Nathaniel Mont- gomery, Eq, High Sheriff of the county of Cavan, by Henry J. Rae, Esq, Clerk of the Crown :- The Hon Jamas P Maxwell, M.P. (foreman); lion Somer- set Rl Maxwell, LUeutenant-Colonel Henry T Clements, George Da La Peer Beresford, John Edward Vernon, James A Dease, John lervoey Adams, James ...

... is of ?? COUNTY WESTMlATrL this ~~~(retos OUR HE5'O~RTMO) intls 111JtADlt20ssxi.-h Chief Baronl resum- !rain the hearing of the case the queeen v. BJodkin, this 11~fi rank ing at ten o'clock. ~ig peter Warburton examined by Mar. 11atterally-Kriew the Bannon WAS at his hoses on the came ofwih loadnr oaw Ithe Bodkins there, he and Bannon cm pwt odo the turf; saw it fall Over; there WaSW a hare ...

... KINGSTOWN POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY. (Beforel r. Wyse.) Selling Beer ?? a Licese,-A woman named Hannah Tyndal was sunimoned by, Acting Inspector Gallagher, o^ F, with havilg, on the 9th inst., beer on her promises for sale. On the day in question the in- spector entered the houes and saw a young man being 8upplied witk beer, when 0D;making a search he dis- covered 30 bottles of porter. Being the ...