... ' eed, The fame of Caractacus had penetrated even to er Italy. The aomnn citizens wiela anxious to behold 'w thebarbarian who had'so longbraved'thuirpower. Wd Although defeated and a captive; the natural gleat. ady ness of his soul did not abandon him, Tacitus relates is athat his first remark .on beholding the inmperial city 1an BWas susprip s that those w ho lsessed such magnifi- nthe cent ...

... WIVE. MURDER AT NOTTINGHAM. . A shocking murder was committed at Nottingham early yesterday morning, the victim being Mary Terry, wife of Benjamin Terry, a collier. Both are young people, and their married life has been tn- i L happy. Terry had recently accused his wife of infidelity, and while in bed yesterday morning, he deliberately strangled her. It is stated that Terry's suspicions of his ...

... T-HESHIP -HOTEL- ROBBE~ AT BDINBIRGH. lay ; pRRESIN ABERDEEN %P. : ' - Early, on Sunday morning, the 30th of January I -risf, theaundy~of~the Ship Hotel, I ast Register er- Streef, ,Ediriburghinwa diedovered to b/ee ie n to onfire, and en. during the excitement which was ( aueed. by the ix-: occurrence, a mnuzber of thefts ot mrni/y and goods wvere comnitted. It. is. believed by/the ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SATURDAY. (Before LorD Las,) AlIRDEENSHiRIE 5UOIES9tON CJASeL To)*-fay the action was on the roll which has been raised by Mrs Buckner, the wife of a chip carpenter, reAding at Woodside, Aberdeen)rand which raises a tnesticn as to a share of the estate of the late Mr harry Leith Lumsden of Auclindoir, Aberdeenshire. ps rtsucr says that the residue amounted to about £3o,000, ...

... ABERDEENt SHERIFF COURT. ,, a> .,,, ~~~~~~I,,, o TT Cr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~p lyACTION FOR DAMAG~ES FOR INJURIES et TO A CHILD AT BIIXBSRTI. in id ~~~CAMERtON V. EDWARDP. lo s8 This is an action at the instance of James Cameron, et ,n miller, IBuiburn, against David Edward, fetuir, a, is Auchtinili, for damag~es sustained through ties par- SC )f suer's son, aged 3 years, havine fallen into an open ...

... NOVEIL DECISION IN' BANyxKRrTCY LAW. In Bauff Sheriff Court, Sheriff Scott-)Ioncrieff has decided a case where the appellants--the Aberdeen and Northern Heritable Property Investment Com pany, Limited, Aberdeen-lodged a claim in the sequestration of the late Mrs' Isabella Mackie or Ewing, Fordyce, for the principal sum contained in a bond and disposition by Mrs Ewing in their favour, together ...

... I. The trial of Messrs Stead, Jacques, and Booth, Mrs Coombe, and Rebecca Jarrett, on as charge of un- lawfully taking Eliza Armstrong from the custody of her parents, was resumed on Saturday before Mr Justice Lopes. The proceedings commenced at 1015, when the defendants surrendered-Maildarn Maauirey, who oil Friday occupied a seat in the dock, not having to appear. The examination of Mrs ...

... I,{TE1RtSTIN' HERRING ENGAGE- NAENT CASE. In the monthlv Sheriff Court at Fraserburgh on of I Friday an interesting case to the fishing indlustry was the disposed of. Itwwas brought at the instance of Kenneth rcs Geddes, fishemroa, North $habort, Lewis, against letl Robert Duthie, fasherman, skipper of a boat, residing gro inu Ioveralloohv, for payment of wages, Mr Torrance, of ] pursuer-H ...

... THE REMARKABLE DIVOiCE SU1IT. The case of Bolton r. Bolton was heard in the Dlivorce Court, bsfore Sir lameas Haun-ne anid a special jury. This the petitimn of Mr Thotwis iBtton, a rolicitor, :i Temp'e, for the dissolutioi of inaIiinie by iealoej of his wife's alleged adultery with the ULuint de Galve, since deceused. The res- powieot denied the allegation. Mr Thomas Bo lton, the petitioner, ...

... BANEF BANKRUPTCY COURT. !D .- r- an 7-- _~ -S or I I I I -W -- l- -A . V .L s t - D J Lj At BanfY Sheriff Court vesterday-before Sheriff , Scott-Moncriefi-Joseph Chalmers, carter, High *r Street, Banif, was examined on a petition for cessio. B Bankrupt being sworn and examined, deponed e that he was tenant of & house but not of a shop in LlHigh Street, B3anf. His wife took the house and e shop ...

... CRAWFORD - DILKE D DIVORCE CASE. STARTLING EVIDENCE, JUDGMENT OF COURT DECREE NISI GRAN-TED. PETITION AGAINST SIRI CHARLES DISMISSED. f - } t~?oMR3 OTR COWN RSEPOATEPS43 In the PFrobate and Divorce Division of the Higrh C'ourt oL Justice yesterday, :Nrr Ju.stice Butthiad before him the suit of Crawford v. Crawford and i)ilike, which was a petition by the husband, Mr Donald Crawford, M.P., for ...

... INVERNESS .GAELIC CHURCH: AESE~S- ErIENT CASE.: : -- : . - 2 ;Sheriff Blair yesterday issued' an interlocutor in xx the Gaelic Church case, in which certain heritors oh-a' jected to being. assessed for the proposed repairs, as vg follows,:- a] , :ilaixesass, 3rd May, 1S8&-'-Ths Sheriff-Substi- os ~. Ttute having heard parties' procurators on the objec- a 3tions to the rell ef assessment of ...