... ASSIZEIN TELLIGENCE. COUNTY OF ARILAGH . [imra o0uR arPO3RTxR.] B1 ARnAGH, FRiDAY.-To-day, at two o'clock, the Grand Jury for the County of Armagh were sworn rg in the Crown Court of the County Courthouso of ,! this town, before Colonel TODD-THOBRTON, D.L., J.P., Hlgh-Sheriff of thecounty. ri Elugh Boyle, jun., Eaq., Sab.Sherlff; ;G. G. J. Tyrrell, Esq,, Clerk of the Crown and Peae;, and A ...

... - Of COUNTY ANTRIM. PI CROWN COUUR.T. L( Mr. 6ergeantt IOBtNSON took his seat yesterday ga morning at half-past ten O'clok, and resumed the th kearing of the following a. E5rECIAL JULRY 1R1CORD. te FIDDXS & CO. V. GAFFRI2N & CO. In this ow ...

... LOCAL COURTS OF B VNKRUPTCY (IRELAND). en' WH have to thank Mr. J. P. Corry, M.P., for the d ?? Copy of a bill intituled an Act for the Rute~blisineiunt of Local Courts of Bankruptcy in ta (lit B3a it enacted by the Queen's most ?? o Maji3sty, liy Prnd with the adfice and consont of the let Lords4 Spiritursl and Temporal, and Commast a,I in thiri presgent flarliamnent asseirbled, and by thre o ...

... :.ASSIZ% INTE IGEhigE:' ienI COVXTY,.Ojr R 4fl e [FROM OUR ImiPORTJLR.] hop ApisEAGH, RATURIDAY,-This morning at ;eleven o'clock ?? Jury I ogthe Countoyof Armagh T assembled in the County Courthouse, and resumed the transaction of the O tra FISCAL BUSINESS.wa THE COUlITY INFIRMARY, cow1 The following report', was presented by Dr. J. othe MANSERGH. FALnsce, the surgeon of the Infir. Rid* mary ...

... THE BANNERCROSS MURDER THE CONVICT PEACE. [SPECIAL jTELXGRA.] SHSEFFILD, THUBSDAY.-Peace continues to progress favourably in the Sheffield cells, his in. juries turning out to be less serlonathan was thought at first. Mr. Hallam, pollee surgeon, who left him at half-past eight last night, did not require to return again till this morning, when he seemed much better. The two warders were with ...

... POLIOE J?TELLIG?E?qc?. . C. USTODy, COUlRTieYzsraiii - Before, 'DyuAn Mq ?? aec ?? , ?? w i -DRUNK llf CHAiaE O~l iER~SD A 'Jdhn- Mfoore,;3 'licensiec 'cardriver, was b~6nght up ;m onitocty a£f ~ub.Consa~ble'Conwa for beuig: drunk im cbharge of , h~orsoanda,r ,on,.theOld ?? Rosd the 'previous evening,' about 'five' 'Tlie 'eharge.havingrabeen prove,.the.lrsouer, . agaiisst whom~ nine ?? 'for. ...

... THE: RECENT ALLEGED HOMICIDE AT - CARRIORFERGUS. AT the Carrlckfergus Petty Sepsione, yesterday, 6 before Alexander Johns, Esq., J.P.; Robert Alex. 4 ander, Esq., J.P.; and Robert J. MacMurray, Req., U J.P., William J. Ralusev sian v l e t j Vthe death of one Jobn Macauley. I -Sub-Inspector Bernard oondawted the proseon. PA tion, and Mr. Harper, Belfast, appeared for the W prisoners. C David ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER IN FORTADOWN. I I [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PonRanowN, WEDNEsDAY,-To-day, at eleven o'clock, the prisoner William John M'Cann, was brought up in custody before Captain Whelan, RXM., and Thomas Shillington, Esq., J.P., charged I with the murder of his wife, Rose M'Cann, on I Saturday night last, i The Courthouse was greatly crowded. 4 Mr. Hayes conducted the prosecution, and ...

... THE ROCK( AND THE POLICE NEWS. Thai case of Collingridge znd Anotherz . Ahier, clerk, has been before the Qicen's Bench Division. It wV'. an action for slander and libel, brought by the plairitiffs, wvho were t.le printere, publiehars, and proprietors of the Rock n~wvpaive. The de- fendant was the rector of Glaiadale, in Yorkshire. It appeared tbat the Rev. Patrick Ahier had eeta- blished ...

... I .,LIW - REPOM. QUEEN'S BENCi, COMMON PLEAS, AND EXCHEQUEg. DIVISIONS-TuamAm,- Mr. Justioe Huioseox sat to. day to hear motione for the above divislona, ACTroN AGAINST THE WHITEiHALL REVIEW, GARRET MOOREv V. FBDWAD LSIOG, The plaintiff ts a gentleman well known on the Tutf, and the defendant ia cne of the yropriotore of the Whitehall Review, The action iY one of libel. The alleged libel had ...

... OPENING TECH commissroN. YaESTRDAY, at eleven o'clock, the Right Hon. Lord Justice Fitzgibbon (who, with the Right Hon. Baron Fitzgerald, arrived la Monaghan on Wed. nesday evening from Dundalk) took his seat in the Crown Court, accompanied by the high sheriff, E. S. Lucas, Esq., D.L., J.P,; and, the commission having been read by the Clerk of the Crown, twe Grand Jory were resworn, Lord ...

... His WoewPip (John H. Otway, REq., Q.C., Countiy mi Court Judge) Bat in the Courthouse, Ornmlln Road, fn' yesterday, at eleven o'oloek, and reourrmed the civil ofas business of these sessions. Se Mr. Tomasa Cunningham, Clerk of the Peaoe, na was also present. ti WILLIANSON V. KERR. El In this care, whih wvas partly heard the previona L even0ing, Mr. TWilliam ?? solioitor, of m Antrim, sued ...