... FRIDAY-FERIJuArty 15. THIE KING'S COURT. His Majesty held a Court at:three o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, which was attended by his Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral, the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the TCreaurv, the Lord President Of the Counicil, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary of State for Foreian Affhirs, the Chancellor of the Durhy of ...

... EXTREiJE SUIFERING. | STIocie.two CsncntrilSTANiE.-A rirrumetarrec e.f a very painf',l nature oceu-red in this town on Saturday last. A inat of tdte name of Miucklellay, advanced ill life, a nla- tive of Ireland. and who has OCCatiottal. driven cattle to Norwich filr the last 10 or 18 yec-rs. waV3 found dead in the olnkttp ltnuse if Dnmfries, while the Colnmissioncrs of Pc- lice were ...

... COURT Or SESSION-FULL BENC[. I;W h- ...

... PROCEEDlNGS OF 'MAGISTRATES AN!D MASTERS OF INCORPORATIONS OF LEITH. .CYT7L119 , 7--,7 Satujirdaey, 23d Febricary. POLI' r Cosravtssio'.-'1he'ataention of the meeting was called to a report of the proceedingrs of the town Council of Edlin bhurgh, oF NVI'cnesdasv laqt, w herein snie very ist Proper reflections are thrown on tie inhabitants of Jeitlh, anl1 indi- rectie on the Alaisti-srats anld ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SECOND DIVISION. L~I .IL %YV 050itJi1 IiVIOl JUIN 22d February. COWAN V. TaFE MIAGISTRAETr Or EDINBUIrtstH. lill of Excepttions-Flusrheirs' Stalls-Customs. Our rtaders will remember that this case was tried in the Jury Court in July last, and that the Jury found a verdict for the pursuers. Against that verdict the present hill of exceptions was presented, vislhing to have the ...

... St GARr5lOER AND OT1ERS q1. THP MAGISTRATES Or KILtRtNNY. ft The Cottrtandn Special Jtry were occipied the wholeef rf Monday and Tuesday with the trial of the caitne in which James Gaidner and okhirs. bturgesses of the royal burgh of a Kilrenny, are pursuers, and ,imes lleckit and others, ma- It gistrates ofthat burgh, are defenders.I S ' Fhe burgesses of this burgh have t4le privilege of ...

... ITIGH COUiRiT OF JUSTICIARY. ; Monday, ,Iames Sitaximre ?? was arraignerl oln three charges oftheft, one of theril i'v nlraisost lof' isehlrcf:kin aggravated by havsiag been prL viou ly con siccd of th cit.- 'lhie iirst charge was sthaling !ain arom i w ?? safe, oil the 6ih Jan uar Inast, Intlur 1 hdd ais and a rcodil h, the prropsery of Captain Marshall, Belfleld, 1Portoleilo ; aind the third ...

... IHIGH COURT OF JUSTIClARY. AMonday flecirzc ft~~ehster, end Join, Young, %hlep- hiei c. er utt hula, 1'-se fstealing,, on) the 13th Of Ortober, frimi the farms of M outit Pleasant. ptiish oif I ncht and county of' 7,iotOsn~j, three sheep, the property of Alexandifer M aw farther, time aforesaid, seitl stealingi On C sheep, t he prnteitv of J1oh~n Biurns, farm er-4 Culteoch. TIhC ?? iieing ...

... flIGH COURT OF JUSFICI l.ty &I1 -AJ -P{7L1 -z1Z1 16LtS inMonday, ,lndrciv Ewatf, labourer, rei~lin,~ in dci teparish of L-ibliertfon, and ' l HrcA burgh, was plakced at the bar. at-cusnd ,I, . I R wicked ly and ?? I ioul (IIS ff.M'inid 's 'i sII .so far as, on the night oif the 4th I ).sih 7 C Andrew Ewart did, ,ithiin the church.V i'-f sd a discharge a gun loade'd with piiwder and s 1~~trs d ...

... COTI'SEL FOR PRISONERS, JUDICIAL CHARGES. 111.-1. ?? ..1. I - ?? _ . ?? . . Much has been said and written of late years respecting an alleged defect of the Criniifial Law of England, which. while it allows prisoners arraigned of felonv the aid of Coun. sel to the extent of propounding legal obiections anti cross- examining witnesses, denies them what is considered the more material privilege ...