... COURT OF KlISU I3NCH-JUNE ?? ciCRMIL. CON. 7isfount Gi-rialu'lc' v. feanry Joln JBurn, Faq. T''his was anL action 10 ?? a cornp11; s 7i1 11 n I:II1nugIYs Ot..aillst 1110 rtrIdant, ?? Cr1 Il 111 [ Ollvcv- ?? ioll 1(it1l t111 ?? ltifi S i i 71 0 110 ' :iji doioa W Q ro L;i:3l at. _(0,i001. 01 ll n illl~i~la 'v setcnlalootoi (lljy I r. 0;. 1.I t ?? 1'illko, tim .1Mr. _Rot;cr-i, aud tlho (1o ...

... FRTDAv,.API'LtY iS (Continued from our last. ) P .Tohnz SArm'), accused of discharging a loaded pistol at te Alex. Livingston, one of the Countypatrol, fon the 19th Janunry, 1820; in Bridgetoiof c lasgowpleaded Not Gnlilty.. . An Objection was stated by the prisoner's Counsel, M:r. Smvthe, to the admissibility of the wvitnesses, founded on the circmtmtattce nece~sssrily arishb from the nature ...

... i'.VORQV.l.RHl ()NT TGU'IBAtSx Qi{-'SCO'1'-LA~D . . I :cotiiILnti4'L t as day b~riarJ In 'CYVo Iit P atl .end the biat 0 ?? aid,'i-'tvt'iiti' kitowiti 'iemil tilwvto r-c'l, 12, ?? i5 fl eigitt iea.Wi Lfi-e ikin-si violrhothis tijoc W~s~aoi's itieii tind 'tria ito1c Ilin-r 'klci-!'i-vsihit mci l' ioeLI, o'r Jit brittc-r. inl orin'rto S5y12 hintro k nt ii'i Pm iibit9 ta Li i- Thle o in ...

... .JUR-Y COURT. ts- NWe are authorised to state, that in consequence-of . : the King's Birth Day falling on Tlneeday the 23d s 9. instant, the day axed for the Juryy Court rneetingi Tr Glasgow, and as it is undetstood that the btisirtess of t tile Justiciary Court wiilLcin-rtnue' beyond that (la ys I the J3ry Courit will not :sit until Friday ti6 2 6th, when the Count will 1be opeined by the ...

... -- , RI . I 1JUSTIC'IARY COUR F, D)UMIRlES; APRIL 15. VI 'T'he Circuit Junticiary Coutt, for thiq and the neighbour- st .ing L omvty, N as opened here on Saturday. by lordsiHer- toand atid Pv11dowhatllh. Shut tly alter the Court mrt, how- VI ever, LItrv &Meadiiwhaluk became ittwell and was torced to si retire tr tite King's Arms, whvere, v.,e are sorry to add,- ie h wa4 cnifined to bed for ...

... GL.OtCE-T'ER A$SS1ZlS. rsr~ltlU~:, :Sa.t.COL. Bltt;`.RKVJX . . .he rs t rated the ca C se. I 1;i pillt .I .Jolhin M tteis, Esq., is the sun of the Coil il wt ite tr use of NvUis and1 UAs., bt cc Ot Iondosij and, in the vear ISIO, whilst ott a visit to tie ti oi Mill. bec.itull. L tunnlited with 11iss Jane Lascelles ite, eldest daughltcr of ct~t~ain Blak3e, It. N., who wiss ur wiveral VeCiS ;I ...

... HljI-l COURI 'F JUi l'IC(ARY. In ,ls by, at tell o'dclck, (Gillltrt M 'Leod, prin- I tor oft : paper puilA ishei inl Glasgow', UIl- h o e ' S'he Spirit of the niolln, ' a!)id wh oI ' z J anuary .1at was sen telcevd to fonr Is ?? ill (lasgow g'lol, fbr cnteempt- ' ~ ~ * ?? rds the Court, asiell ib ihatpa- ; Il brou ?? to thle bar onl a charge O' SLdi thn ?? : beell also comnmlnitted in ?? ...

... ELECTTON CASE. WAucti and otberm v. the PRovosT, MAGisTRATrS, and COUNCIL of Linlithgow, At last A ichaelmas election of the Mlagistrate3 of the Burgh of Liilithgow, when the names of the Council were inserted- in the newspapers in the u- sual way, a different list was also published by de- sire of a law agent in Edinburgh, of the names of twenty-six persons said to have been then (Iuly elect- ...

... OW. WtJLV)SfDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. |; John Munro, nmariner, and Win. Kerr, sailor, were ic charged with violently ?? Basnbrough, black- th smith, Greenock, striking hial several severe Wiowes on the ,t head, anid, while lying on the ground, jurnping upon hic u bodv, and striking him most severely on the face anti head; f and then robbing hbim of his hat, and three shilling. 'I'he pannels pleaded ...

... COURT. OF CHANCERY, MARCH 21. WELLESLEY v. THE DVK19 OF.SEAUJFORTT.. yes The SoLictotbrGeneralIresumed his observations in reply s I to the argnmeni'-of ?? Wellesley's Counsel;' and con-. tended that the defenceeatternipted to be- set up on behialf of that gentleman -proved a morecomplete demoralisation of mind than the original vicesvith which -he had been charged. 'Although his affidavit-did ...

... ! TIHE QUELN. T uesday a Court was convened for the dispatch of public bnines9, and more particularly cn cormider of various mo- mians relative to her Majslty. It was assembled tor three distinct object.:-lit, To consider nf a motion that the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Conimon Council, in their robes of state, should join the proces'ion of her Majestyon Wed. neaday -eek to St. Paurl: 2d, To ...

... COURT OAF SESSION-FIRST DIVISION. JAridiction of Co,.t nf t. * ?? V .LPLXYOYJ N. ,urisdiction of Court of 'Session. OSWALD AND MANDATORY, AGAINST PATTISON AND. MANDATORY. St 14th December, 1826. ta This is rather a complex case, and arose between two na- Vt ?? Scotsmen, domiciled in a foreign country, relative to tE some saercantile transactions abroad. The defender was pi due certain sums to ...