... COURT OF SESSION--..FriI DIVISION. Owners of the stelli .laip Th,,Yai William, Leitht, r. T John ?? & Co. ship builders noid engineers, in Abordectn. This inaptrtant rinl volutninous ienwih.sa occuiedso ll eh f thle attention of thlt Court, nn Arises out of a laim or darnsages by tile owners of the Mt Royal William ?? ose h le gatiin tat hu iaviitsay of th vessel a-. furnished re by the latter ...

... JURY COURT-FIRST DIVISION. THE LrTUT;NDY ACTION OF DAMAGES On Tuesday the action of damages raised by Mr Clark, presentee to the united parishes of Letbendy and Kinloch, against the majority of the Presbytery of Dunkeld, came to be tried before Lord Cuning- hamte and a Jury on the following issue:- - Whetber on or about the 30th day of March, and 27th day of April 1841, or either of them, the ...

... TUZSDAY, MAV 2. After nnuaduer (ol uointeretingg cases were ?? of, two of which involved trausportation for seven years, John M'Brvde, who lin(t pleaded Guilty of culpable homicide, waso alled np for sentence, and addressed by Lord wicadoahenl. echo said, that his Learned Brother and himself had taken the case into cosiiderstion, and vere convinced thal it esas not a case which required a ...

... CITY CIIURCH SEAT RENTS. COURT OF STLSSION-Nov. 21. Cr.AcPRl' TOiv 1111I OTHRni- tV. THE 1tMAGISTRtATES Of Ent~laultil. Thie impotrtantt provenslvit ving keen adlvisteo thistin)rt on eca-e. the ?? iadgrement 'Pat pionounceit hy Lord Nlinercoiff, Ordinarv :- ot The beret Ordittary having cein-iilerecl the clocei riroorit. ?? berkvd yrartio pr~ tioiratcor. thvereon nod hrav jagi thereafter ~cai ...

... On Wednesdri, the Spring Circuit Court of Justicinry was held nc Abperrien hy Lords Moncreiffand Ceckburn. DavirI Milne, E~q. Adverate-Deitute Fifteen cases came he'ore the Conrrt, chiefly theftsr ind bousebrenking. Three individuals were outlawed for not nppearing. Sentenes nof imprisonment for va- riens periods were prronnunced against five; four were sentenced to transportntion for ten, one ...

... THE CASE OF MIRS GILMOUR. A.~ ?? (fie New Yorlt Herold'.) As ?? jn id examfintiaton in this case hasi ax- cited a giood d,t al of attention and interest, not only o~ am ongst them rirn hers of the professionf, but the pub. toe lie generally, we feel justified in devoting a small 1 portion of our epare to a survey of it. We were wh much disappointedl in finding thatie maedical wit- no, nesses,. ...

... The following cases came on before Sheriff Speirs and a t jury on Thursday:-Robert Glass was charged with having stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the North Bridge, on the night of the tenth of December or following morning, the sum of Ss. 3d. Secondly, with entering the premises of N P. & C. Gray, watchmakers, in Bank Street, by breaking a c pane of giass, and stealing property of ...

... TO THE EDITOR O TILE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. In his speech on the rum duties on Monday evening (I 7th), whilst arguing the case against protection to British and Irish distillers, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is reported to have stated, that the whole sum lost by decreases on spirits in Scot- land did not amount to more than 33 hundredth parts of a farthing per gallon, being exastly one-third ...

... HiGfl COURT OF JUSTICIARY. The court resumed on Monday at ten o'clock. The first case appointed for trial was that of James Mathew- son. Helensdale, near Lerwick, who was accused of theft and prison breaking, but as neither the accused nor the witnesses had arrived from Zetland, the case was postponed. ?? ASSAULT. Archibald Burke atlas Macdonald was next placed at the bar, charged with ...

... SHERIFF'S JURY COURT, PAiSLEY. Tur P.AISLsE- ATEUtT ll'PANY v. ..JAMES GItIIA-M, Esq. of Fereneze. Tihis important trinl eonmmencell om Thursday the 4th instant, anid terminatetd on niuesdeay tile 9tli, at hialtf-iist eleven at ziight. 'lre ?? day of the trial was occupied by tie elIellmICI of' tlhe bar addressing thle Court, andl In' thie Julry anid Sheriti afterwards visttlig the grounil inl ...

... CUTTINO AND STABBING- George Washington Maldree, a man of colour, aged 23, was indicted for stabbingand wounding Calvin Smith Hudson, with intent to murder him upon the high seas, and within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of Egland. In another count the prisoner was charged with intent to maim and disable ; and in the third count he was charged with intent to do Hudson some grievous bodily ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SECONI) DIVISION CANIPBELFTON CA~r. 'I'liursday the case sit the inlstance at the R1ev. 'Mr S'mith and 'Messrs Watson atilt C'olvin against BMcsgrs Gahibraith land others,, witht reference to the Relief Church, Camprbelton, came anl for decision before thle Sccomd D)ivision oif thle Court of Session. Th'le Judges present wvere, tite Lordl Justice Clerk, Lord Mendowbrnnk, ansi ...