... COUPRT OF SESST(S-SIlUFF-C1.ERRS' FEES, ONUSV. UUTCZIUOY' AND WrIMRS. 2-3d Feb. ,1844, The qurestion irrelveri in this case is one of oonsitlerhlimot ance to sherifr-,:-Ierles, andi to pro--tirators-fiseal. in ream-i to hi *rtsnlteotv- iiti-l and ?? e~hmPTlrnrls. It Wa.s an aitijna raised ?? 'Mr. larikOrr, W S ., shrffcer f Fotfarshire, acaiest MIr. ii lltc1 trill, jrocu:rntir-fi seal 0f the ...

... hNVERARY CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Li. .fl]tL ,:X.LtwULA ?? \JI ?? The Circuit Court at Inverary was opened on Friday last, at 10 o'clock, by Lord Medwyn. J. T. Gordon, Esq., Advocate-Depute. Robert Barbour, or Barber, charged with theft by means of . housebreaking, aggravated by being habit and repute a thief, and l previously convicted, was, after trial, found guilty, aid sentenced to 10 ...

... i a CK AS~iZES- FRIDAY, MARCI l3. 'i '5lJ Mt1liDER. lEYI~~~- I .. I v- I I_ . :rrr.~ II ?? ,Inr.ltty, 1H1glh Joston, Fdix l'ConeiU, . P ?? NI'Convill, jiln., Tl1i ugh M onvill, ,lg~ ii ?? ills ImDinid I'oClivill, Hugh Kcar- ' tall ?? MI*Alinden, Jhainci l)oyle, i Fr. sq Doylei ijnditeul for the murder of Sa- U olhkll~ ~In also for a riot near RPathfriland, i; ember. In rth- 15ew yonuug ...

... * Is - A_-_O . _ . .. ?? . . ^ _ (From the Kentucky Commentator, July 8. } HORRItBLE TRAGEDY.-Beauchanp, thnassassiu of Col, Sharp, has expiated his crimes. The senteiice of the law was executed upow- him at the fork of the Lexington and Woodford roads, on the edge of Frankfort, at half-past one o'clock yesterday. An idea had gone abroad that he would address lthe people at the gallovvs; but ...

... SEBRIFF CRIMINAL COURT. O? Tuesday the following cases were tried before Sheriff Alison and a Jury, in the Justiciary Court Hall. The Court eat from ten o'clock morning till near nine o'clock evening. Jollo A' Glewlon, broker, was charged with having, on the toth February, 1844, in his shop, Old Wyrnd, received and resetted a roll of tobacco of about 28 lbs., which had been stolen from the ...

... COUnT 01' QUEEN'S UENCHB, J3U 17. CcE IMIAL INFORtlMATION.-TIE QUEEN AT TUE PnOSECAJTION Or THlE ATTORINtY-GENEflAL V. TILE NATION NEVSPAPEU. BEerfre the Chief Justice and a Special Jery. In this ease the traverser was indicted for the publication of a malicious and seditious libel oi her MMajesty's Government, in the ntfito newspaper, in the nmonth of November last, in which it was stated ...

... le, DRAINS-OLD HOUSES-Nsw PRINCES' CrPE UoUasE. Yesterday, the Deai of Guild Court had a sederunt of four ?? Galbraith, Esq., the Lord Dean, in the chair- he when a good deal of business, and that of an important kind, was Le, transacted. The Kinning-house burn case, of which so rmuch his lately been said, is now all but arranged, the two litigants having or. taken advantage of the hint given ...

... L A' O F P A T E NT:S. ; REPORT olF oE? GoVan r T C03t-ITTEu. (Froee the Practical Mechanic's Journal.) The report of the cornmittee appointed by the Lords ig Cornmmissioners of the Treasury to inquire into tihe cir- c cmestances connected with the offices of the clerks of the Sigoet, and of the Lord Privy Seal, has been recently S thue . It is a document of considerable insportance, as p ...

... YnIT rr n T , House of Lords, July 5. COMMITTEE I-OR PRIVILEGES. w Crawfurd and Lindsay Peerage. A committee for privileges, the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, sat to hear the summing up for the claimant, and the reply 1 of the Lord Advocate. Mr. Stuart Wortley (who with Mr. Liddell of the Scotch bar and Mr. John Bayley) appeared for the Earl of Balcarras, the -claimant of this peerage, ...

... e iCOURT OFSESSIONFI*ST DIVIS[ON-FrlDnA,DEc. |. el-], 2, .. - - -- ?? e DOUGLAS & KERR v. BROWN. t THE CASTLE STEAM-BOAT COMPANY. The respondent Brown, who is also the charger, along with pithe suspenders, were partners in the Castle Steam-Packet C.rm- pany This company succeeded swell till about 1840 ; after that, having met wvith some losses, it was resolved to wind up the con- cern. The ...

... At the Central District Police Co5rt, on Saturday, a larnnrer named Duncan Gordon was charged, before Bailie Dreghorn, with the crime of falsehood, fraud, and willul imposition, by having on Mlonday last, when within the shos of Jag. MIDinuald spirit-dealer, LondonStreet. fal'e!y represented ?? M'Doniald whom lie had ri1enoed into that house, that lie had tt wood to cut it Maviaole, that lie ...

... GLNSGOW SHERIFF CRIMINAL COURT. On Friday the following cases were tried by Sheriff Bell and a c Jury:- IflnRaaah Luerty was sentenced to nine months' imprisonmnt g for the theft, by holisebreaking, of a qflnatity of wearing apparel from a house ait ParLick. Jane APDena/ild or MPLewie was sententc-d to eight months' imprisonment for stealing, from a house in North Coburg Street, a qpsntiis of ...