... THA31ES v. TIIE CLYDE. (From ?? Life.) The four-oared contest betwneen tile Civileand Thlames craternlen takes place on tie river Meisey. at Liverponl, on Vedinevley nrct. and nn event for some time past han eccited son greet an interest. the grand truaggle for sUpe. riority whicil is fn near at hand beinrg ?? principal, nnd vie might addi. the only topic of conversation among the members of ...

... I). III (05 01' V JA TI!I, I:i'C. AttheDublin ?? Orlireon Iuesaapa- tir liceman1 :nmedt Crow brought befire the ?? rates h it a yunng woman imianed Spirrovw. Iponl OSUpiL'ilil ot' M h:av ig stolen Sl gooie ! which Crow held il hbii4 hand. Crow stated, thiat hie saw Mlis Sparrrow in Cuckoo Lane; she liad a bundle under her cloak, and SU5Slecting :11 wit:1 not right, lie examined it,amd lisuno ...

... HIGIH COUTRT OF JUSTICLAURY-Jun 14. 00510 PitOSECtiTlOi BY LnaD ROc~eIvw ACAiINST A BOY OF1' l'TEEON YEAUS 01' AGE Thii Was anl appral from at sentence be, th11, srae of Kiirhaldy, saractllaed, ?? appleal, by e i Th ?? of the Quarter Seim-en at Collar, inthe cafo Phi steer?- Pbitp, a boy aloe ~f~fti-e soars of l f.or, nc~l~ris infa field belorgiiig to lilt U1arl of l Iit'iit other two hats of ...

... SCOTTISH )ILLS. (Fron a Private Conrespondent.) CLYDE NAVIGATION BILL. London, Friday Afternoon. The Court of Chancery, where this important i inquiry has been holding for some days past, is crowded to-day with numbers interested in the af- fairs of Scotland, in the expectation that a divi. sion will take place on the preliminary objection raised to amend the preamble of the bill, by al- ...

... PrTITIONS. J!.ly 4. Coal Trade (Port of London) Bill-Petitiong against; from Tynemouth, Members of the London, teith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping Company, and Edinburgh. Church of Scotland-Petitions against further en- dowment, fromn Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester (six petitions), and Salford. Prisons Bill-Petition of the Provost of Peterhead, in favour. Bankrupts Estates Bill-Considered ...

... T., - , I ogr ?? ?? ?? r K ~%l Cos.~L tsr eslcdsvtidM kem.i It ?? iSt! .ojalrpoute.~V f Bmlroughb-t e*eli rwj, pead nly idresd w #4 Linfor 14r years.. c 5Y1oidO1saiir,-slater,itacc'ueday outterso base ol i~t~d~fr ?? sent~enced to sevenr ~years i Itto rAltbnatisOW, charged, wilh theftl, agg'ra. II lcrtfor theft, pleaded Guilty AsO rai~t -ijibfiritent in Dundee 1ail- Nv wa00 fr hf,~ith a ...

... JURtY COURTl,! F011MMAISE UO3kE Ti. STfd,1U*VW1DIE. v Mody, a Case which has cxcitac e ygea htrt in the cnunly of Blerwick, n-as tried beibre the L'arffI.Ieeisdeft :av and Lord Git lies, and a special 'jury. Th atd eeof ~,C. the very highest Character and rank in thle cduh ,k;.r1hn f Foreman Horne Eeq.. of Weddertuirn, wA- ptiiaeler '5n d ;tL the Rtev. William Stow Liunigj cf~itq , eenik md ...

... PUBLIC MEETING-CORN LAWS, Last niight a mceeting of the inhabitants, called by the Lord Provost, ih consequence of a nuxndrously. signed requisition, was held in the Cowgate Chapel, for the pur- p030 of considerini the propriety of petitioning Psaria- nisnt in-favour of a revision of the Corn Laws, with a view to their ultimate abolition. By seven o'clock the Chapel was crowded to excess. Mr ...

... (The Duke of Wellinotvo's evidence veoncluiled from ort our per Of Thurnsday las~)sls Hl;e your Grl ea ever turn~ed in youjlro ind whether there might not ILe a ?? of romards, either of lie. i. newsor or of increase of poly, thlat might tend to maratntirs to the discipline of thle aernr, rofid thereby render cerpo- ral ponishinent less frequrent ?-With respect to a sye- 011 tern of reward, I ...

... HIGH C OIuJUMICIARY. ,1- lk { r zr 1- . ?? -. .i-_ .. .-io, ?? nA a ful. Monday the Court haning me5, tile diet seas called against ?? ItFNeY liilttnpan late .Suboeto Cr1 ,tec ninth district, ald' I HoMA, E-vaa., late Siib-col IOctor of txns f ;r the tenth disvrict of the h olitity of fL~ii.. lorgh, aeid ANDRiEw NVAl -H, ?? of tasls Il-c the ?? ili astict of the samne colnlty,a .d nomte of ...

... THE COURT AT EIOLYROODHOUSE. (From the Mersing Advertiser.) In what we are now about to communicate to our ea readers, extraordinary in, some respects as the inteili- I'll gncee i, 3e mst pay them to remember, in theag fecirstlc, tha weu have nothing Whatever to do with bel she btoeke~xehsnge;-ein the second,, that our intel- M5- bran found to be eqal corc; dfnlytit ' so 'whIr ire are tw e ...

... lr'al Mlhetig of- OF Alonday, ;J1, ?? held Qenernal. t ?? p C R5 gnold-d6al ?? routin e hmasie a ii n viZ if -steel oyads'he er-ectedt fat the pro gii l* of esls Iance to he placed an rho olini pse tihiin of -Prince's Street, sad te Othr 1, directed. that the S. ?? liit~ Valk he 'wateredaet at'qt ?? each plare ; thbeyaailiretittcesila the Town Ceoncilt'psonr Iei0 a eorpoisering the Cmnisoe ...