Belfast petty sessions, has returned for trial the ensuing March assizes a man named Daniel Morrison, charged with the wilful murder of John McErlean, in Robertstreet, Belfast, on the 11th inst. It is alleged that during altercation Morrison plunged a knife into the deceased, fr

created panic am< the ratepayers a few mouths since, but when it was discovered that all that was intended was that the School Attendant* Committee appointed by the Town Council would commence active operations at the commencement of the present year the alarm ceased, and matter

IJ JUJAJO. In the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, at Whitehall, on Tuesday (before Sir R. J. Phillimore, Sir Montagu Smith, Sir R. Collier, Sir James Colville, and Sir Barnes Peacock, assisted the Bishops of Exeter, Oxford and Manchester as assessors), the case of Marri

The weekly meeting on Wednesday was presided over by Mr. T. Bakkr. There were also present Revs. W. G. Fitzgerald, F. S. P. Seale, C. G. Andersen, and Messrs. J. B. Hammill, W. Hodge, E. Durston, H. Stuckev, A. Bond, H. Smith Spark, W. H&llett, H. Avery, J. Tazewell, W. J. Colma

MR. MORRIS will SELL by AUCTION, at the above Farm, on Tuesday, the 26th day of February inst., commencing 1.30 precisely, the undermentioned desirable LIVE STOCK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ac., of Mr. W. H. Moore, who is leaving the neighbourhood, comprising:— Beasts.—24 well-se

NORTH-STREET, TAUNTON. THE OLD-ESTABLISHED SECOND-HAND CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT. 26, HIGH-STREET, TAUNTON. MRS. CHEEK is prepared to purchase every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's lcft-off wearing Apparel. FULL VALUE GIVEN FOR EVERY ARTICLE. Mrs. C. will be h

55.4 „ .*9 Sept. Caledonian DOO llhi „ Ml Jan. Great Eastern (100 «»ij 471 n *0 Aug. Great Northern 1100 fij lis 120 >• >• Do. A/ A receives div.hoo 4j 115 . until 6p. c. has! >• Do. B been paid to n IS Sept. Great Western 4 ®0 Aug Lancashire & 137 t> London & North Western 6jj

Gay Wbddino.—On Thursday morning this village was the scene of some excitement couseqienee of its b -inij the time fixed for the celebration of ibe marriage of the daughter oftho respected rector (the ttev. Edg Huxtable) to the Rot. Robert B. Barter, of Grintou Rectory. B* the b

At what timo should innkeeper visit an iron-foundry ? When he wants a barmaid. Why ia matrimony like wash-leather Because it often polishes a spoon. Who is the most industrious of all ploughmen ? Time, for ho turns the most furrows. Why ought pig to the cleverest of animals ? j

• EXAMINATION OF ME. JOSEPH LOY ELL LOVELL. (Continued from our LaU.) llow ca*i you counterbalanc • disadvantage to A. by advantage B.: vou say that the adva itage is on the side of tie- Church in converting it into years Lea* for are mare advantageous to the lessees than leases