... RIICH COURT OF TCrSTICjjRj tier | Saturday the Colirt.psrcceded to tile trl ; Alexander MILaren, weaver in Kilroiillk leir Thomas Baird, merchant thexe, accusedt ?? rii so tar as the said Alexander AM'Laren li,i eir meeting held St Dean P4rk, il the visiny at at lay the 7th day of December 116, attendedby gar s' V of persons, chiefly of the lower orders,wickedl tat tn1I Ij deliver a speech, ...

... ?? hNTAZ^tGtN1. - aAberdeen, April 2. Yestetday the Circuit Court of Justiciary was 6iesned here ?? eight Hon. the Loris 1Pitmilly and Restnn. e first case which occupied the attetntlon of thei Churt was that of James Taylor, John Gordon, and George Pirie, app etiticeb to Mr John Gordon, surgeon so Keith, accbsed of violating the sepulchre of the dead, by taking up the body of JohD Bremner, ...

... CIRCUIT iNTV7ELtlGF.LGWE. . ' : ' l~~isverai'ayi {ApriI P9: IS7. 1,1e Ci'cvit Courr of lusticiary was opened bere tiis dayhy tfi& RlghrHoniOura le -.ord Hermand - Vliriofl 5.M.lpyir, froml Rothesay, aecuted 6f theft and t 'ge Richaidlion and John 1%.M'Ca~lum, blogin'g to Inve- r;iav, for the liie crmCe, were all outlawed for %ut appear- ?? Gordon1, -from Buteshire, a0so accused of theFr, bleng ...

... .'c)1'cuh Zi1'ENt. : ,cl~ .7..v - z. ilW s f '1 GLASGOW dift'UJT dIT 1'NUEl. ' 'i t o ?? fThursday, April4N., t JQiW. Murhead, garter,14ccui'ed qfheft gt cf stealing' on L te ?? Mrcl 1816j, f i. i Fl ng, BrunswickstreeiD ?? a red silk Sd, of ?? on the,lptI ,oater 18i6, from the sarnme.of ,fi'ee,!a'coatse' bag'; a~nd 4tbw ?? ?? his em- 47,wlc ?? carrying to t Greenock; pleaded ?? Git; L ?? of ...

... CIRCUIT 1NTBALIG.E.VCE4 The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened at Jedburgh on Monday, l4th instant, by the Right Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk. After sentence of fugitation and outlawry had passed against John Bertram, from the county of Peebles, accused of house-breaking and theft, for not appearing, John Rutherford, and John Watson, two boys, both about 13 years of age, belonging ...

... RICJH COURT op Jr'SNCrA Yesterdzq the Court proeeded to ristri n- tgar and- John Ket~IohPrisoners in : e tria OfWl !urg in icte ison. actod ~ Q f i ~so pre5011 Jesty, whereby i seatd ad That Ievery person who, s15511, 155, ranry whatsoever, adnministpr, or chtive to be adlrn 57r0,F 4Jaiding or assaistitg. at the administerin of 'Sl5Itred or5 e agemenst, purportingor intending ' bindf n oat ...

... JUR2' CpURR, GIASGQ,'.'. *- Thiursday forenoofl, the J-ury Coujrl was opened iat GlasgPqw by J~orid Gilliep~, one o~f-the Lir& 1i Coiijsgia htners thefollowig cause ca before them:!- In the.cause, AtxeANDrl. WA rT, shipmarter in Greentre, aga Sft JotiN SFetiCE, merchaant in Greenock, and ,ALEXL- | NE I GRD EItN, trustee or his seqjuestrated e$aCe, , ',Vbethsr, by t~ie custorrt of tbe ports of ...

... TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF J. AND R. GREER, l 4 FOlt TIlIIE MURDER OE THIEIRE FAlIlER. , , .1 12 I . - -A I On Monday se'cnnichit, John Greer and Ro- hert G(reer were sentenced to death at Carl ick- furius, for murdering their father, a tythe proc- ti)r at Churclhtumbler, in the county of Antrim. .John was a dissenting preacher, and was engaged in teaching in some of the neighbouringfamilies. ...