COURT OF ASSIZE. "LOWER ALPS. MtraßßS MAH AT ■» Win Chilomw.— * crimt of ibo moat borrvbla wm* commit** in U>* anewiiwwßt efTorolquier. tb« mordtr of • by own cKlArwi wift the unction their mother. Tluy w«n oU to uko thoirlHtlrt dock all in row. opptmd grently and their eonntcnu

The petitioners succeedep yesterday In setting aside objections of the sitting members to bigiity-six voters, by which a very considerable- saving of time, a month at least, has been effected. It is generally supposed that the sitting members wii not be able to' protract their c

The pagan priests were the first raters of animal foot) : it the taste, and so excited to (bat arlten they had eaten the Same thing their lirxurious appetites called for variety. He who idewssied the slie-p !• tig eg olUicatc the sbephero,— Siiso*,

COURT OF KING’S BENCH—Fridat. Nov.‘27. The King v. George O'Malley trjoin. Esq. —On Saturday ve gave the names of the Jurors sworn to try this cause, and aetfuaut of the proceedings up to the statement of the case, which we find thus re* ported in many of the Dublin papers The A

Several ot the roquisitionists, at whose instance the Popish Sheriff, Sir Percy Nugent, summoned the poite eomitatus ofWestmeath, attended at the Court-house, Mullingar, on Thursday, and several others apologised for not being able to attend. The gathering was by no means numero

resistance to the payment of thfae in this county; and who, on some occasions, were instigated to the venial sin of perjury by those who ought to have taught them better things, pleaded guilty to the charges preferred against them the late assizes and quarter sessions, and were

the Subscribers to that Establishment at Kit. loro UN’, Monday, the 4th day of January, next, to receive the report of the Committee named on Monday, the of December inst., as well as to choose a TREASURER, and any other OFFICER the Meeting may think requisite. JAMES LUONEY, DAR

Daniel O’Connell has been released from Newgate. His letter, which appeared the Packet of Tuesday, met the eve of his namesake’s Chief Governor, who instantly ordered the discharge of the patriot forthyvilh. Ere the arrival of the King’s messenger at the Jail the bird had llown,

of view, and are jtruction but oni jnean the jßighthavenool his ready-wttt The construct O’Cohnelb sees St. Babthoi.em: be renewed— Protestants —or, perhaps if ranee of this var of religion may ei tivus,” —and, ofMulHfertumeJ read in matters |iis mind spring place atthe lug the

Thomas Garriqi'k Ponsoxby, in the Chair. Timothy Leary John Hanlon for one shilling order of a-warrant. The plaintiff denied on oath that he could express himself in Saxon, being found guilty an untruth was- asked did he know where liars went—on his oath he did not —nor had he e