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HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY

... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIA.Rr. The following are the particulars of the trial of John i Symons, surgeon in the Edinburgh Militia, for the murder of John Boyd, taken notice of in our last. Jan-es Sinclair, police-officer, was stationed in the Can- diemnaker-row oi Edinburgh, on the night of tl- secod! August; heard no aoise ; found a man lying on his hack at the corner of the squarg in Merchant ...

COURT MARTIAL—COLONEL BALFOUR

... CO( URT .ArlP2TL1-COLONEI. BALFOi R. L . - ?? so ?? ?? . I z , a- I I I I . 1, At 3 Oeneral (Coilt-Martial, held at Wakefield, oil tihc 7 it l: ?? ars-, I 81. and con: in;:erd fwadionrnment eO rle 8th oft 1it slaW month, Liktt-Colonel Baloulr, of tile rtd, or Roval Nom i 1l }r tis)l reI ?? of dragrxinls, was arraigned and tried ujyr n ll the tfllowing charges._ lIt! lst, or- ilvinsg I'Silcd, ...

INSURANCE CASE—SEA-WORTHINESS

... iALRV IANC1, C'-.S-SflA-; ?? ' C 'T :;lli ?? ?? ?? T, AND Ol'lc. TIVa' Of; t]t10e Sano aaikrlt-c-ite, oftieti ndti-writras 'cin,| oi 0111 I me i i d :liflal!tt'iviak, Iotlivi', 0o1 theL I;tij'lt \l i auke of at Nrtilillathellrtil!, propri tor oi thw tiijp) Midl- unlilt n, ?? [tiotl-t| irl'alall.:il to hiu (II)ItC oal hilip anld . i to n grcat uxtent, fiom ?? to Loindon, pa:tltl, :lt I Lonioni ...

JURY COURT

... SUYl CO UR 1- j utkrn~lv tlie Julry Court met, Wnd pr 4cdtd to a urn' ti ?? tle issue renmihcd to them hy the Scr.lcd Ditisloil *)f tlo C I t of Sesaion, in the case oj tho Earl ofFiF- i. the tn'stet o rhe late Earl, 1s formerly mentionedl. The (Court wee uc i'd il two o'clock next morning. The Jury found, - Thutit has not hsett pmrven that the deetis under reduction were rend ove., to sa:id ...

COURT OF KING's BENCH.—NOV. 6

... , COlJP~ OF EING's-BNv .Nw6 ?? : . -- ov .: . 7R Mr Akttorney-Generld moved ffr a rule t cause why ?? should not b i. against apern of the name of Jenkins t er df -The Gambrjzm, tor WYeekZg Inte.teQ,. ,the Principiilit,0,f.W.ales,-foif a libel 'i h 0 j ofthe9th of:3 Vib, 81O:-Thdteamed cB of the -9h e stated, that the circumstances under Tuile was moe for t medws nvdr8eeo a' Bheeuliady a ?? ns ...

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 9

... -,COURT -OF KING'S :,B)N14, Nv. 9. - T OE nomr M V. 'Vh{M5-; - THE .;NG VI.-D YOXGE. ,r -M~rr-attmoed for a,-ru le to shew Scan' swhy the verdin, thigs c should not be set aside, : dictmeiaj undei w hid 6edefe danfhad beennie -charedhinf w~ith puircbasiugthe- curiitenc~n o aEdi~ .kingclomn ~at inore--th n the - ciurrent ak' como , , .ad beeesavedhby * :, -alue;Sn I~a-pontdLrd ,tried the ,¢ause ...

ESSEX ASSIZES

... -TS, - SE XZ F IS I: t E ?? M'VRMFR. CazzX ' oxni,; ug., 16'ImesS~e~T3chaifd P~earce,, Edind1,1Patrick leVno,: Mauiice, BWenWick, abd JohsrSullirian~awere inldited for the wiifiI -murdek~bf JoF'n: odipg, a the pauish ofesti on *he 20tday of May last. -- MsBosanquet opened thindicnment, and Mr Pooley, as Ieodi C sel, stated the facts to -tle Jury in' a;n able and wetlazranwed speech. The ...

CHELMSFORD ASSIZES—AUGUST 8

... CIIELMBPORZ'? AdssIZES-AuOsT a8. THOMPSON V. LANE. t Tiiis-.was an action to recover damages for slander, e in calling the plaintiff a thief. The parties were I neither of them very exalted in life, the one was a t batchers and the other a publican, and one slander 1 was retorted by another. Tofthe charge of thief, t] l the plainififf retorted the accusation of Cickold'r The Lord Chief ...

OLD BAILEY—FEB. 19

... OLD BAILEr-FsB. 19. William Sturmans was indicted forretting fire to a house'be t tenanted in Half-Moon Street, Piscadi1ly, with intent to de- n j fraud the Globe Insurance Company, with whom his furniture was insured, to the amount of 150d01. Mary Wright, the first witness, dosed, tatshelivedser- ,ant with the prisoner, at No. 9, Half.Moon Street, Picca- dilly. Hie had a wife and child, and ...

TRIALS FOR SEDITION

... ;IS. FO S D ?? FOR USDITlON. . Thefolowing is an account of what passed shen seeteitc'e was pronounteed on Bagguley, Druuia0nd, atid $obuiton, on Mozday last:- On ltondav moroing. the Attorney4feneral prayed the 1 judgment of the Court op the three defendantl-. Chief Justice, to the prisoncrs.-You- have a right fot j to marke any objection to your trial, or to the jnlieimtdictm previoui td ...

CIRCUIT—INTELLIGENCE

... I - 'Jedburgh; Aprii i. ' The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened Iere this day by the Right Hon. Lord Succoth. . : ' homas Ovens v'es tried fai several JCts zof teft, on the tl night of 9rnday.tshe.Sd day of March ?? Thse priso'fer pled: h sguilty to all the chargts, ansd the Jury returneda verdict fin'. I t ing hifo gusky on hiu own ?? to transpor- r . tati-'m for seven years. d I hlomms ...

KENT ASSIZES—MARCH 21

... IES2 ASS1ZAS-MsacI21. ROBSNS V. BRYCE-SEA BA ITIINGO INFIRMARY, MARGAtM. This case was tried by a Special. Jiry, of Which only two attended. It was an action by Mr Robins, the auctioneer, of Londonbj against Mr Bryce, a Magistrate of'this county, for false imprisonnsent, on the 1st October last, at Nliargate. Mr Serjeant Best, for the plaintiff, stated, that at Margatey in this County, there ...