... On Mondaiy there wvas a statutory meeting of the Commissioners of Police-Bailie Grieve in the cliair. The Committee, to whom Mr James Paterson's letter of resignation was remitted with full powers, reported that they had accepted or his reaignation as Master of Engines at iynv next. Tue DE.IN of GUmr.D moved, that it be remit- ted to the Commi tees on Fire Engities anvd Billet. ing, to ...

... CIRCUIT COURT; OF JUSTICIARY. UJtIKUVLt LIVUnr.. .1U - ?? GLASGOW, THURSDAY, MAY 1. . . Jin7cs St} arig was accused of having, in July last, de- posited in a wooden box, four pounds of &~npownder, -with a quantity of-phosphorus and turpentlne, so arianged as to be calculated to explode immediately on the box being opened; and of having sent it with a proper directioe to Mr Alexander Galloway, ...

... COURT OFi KING'S BENCH-De. 23. DELBoS V. %BERDlsEN;: . lr Maule and. Mr Barstow, appeared for the plaintiff, aad ite AttDrnay-Geocral and' Mr Cieswoll for the de. fendant. . ThiRwasian action on a-policy of insurance effected on the seip, L3 Clemhentine, insured for the space of one yev.r ?? Caelitfatther port or porta of discharge in FranueeY Tfhe vesselo-which was purchased by the plain. ...

... A .-n h Iirnulit lieforc the C On 11lorr va, two * ases were brouight befire the Court, each of them puossessing no inconsiderable degree of sin- gir;rity anot interest. The first was the case of Tho~nas IW'ig7it, charged with stealing a mare, xith sedrlile and biridle, from Thomas Hartr detaler in old clotbes, and residing in the Corgato of Edinh borgh, on 27th January last. The owner of the ...

... x,1 APiRE5CFaSTON OF NiUBlBARD. In the course of this morning a most extraordi- nary sensation wus- manifested in the vicinity of the Waterloo Road and the neighbourhood, in con- sequence of its being reported that William Hub- bard was in custody on suspicion of having commit- ted the murder. On proceeding to the station- house in Tower Street, Waterloo Road, we found a vast assemblage of ...

... THE 3BURKERS. 0L-D BAILEY, FI'RJAV~. Bishop, William's, and Mlay, wvere put to It~he trial, oil thle charize of having mnurdered the Italian boe, Chalot-; Ferrair, otberwise Carlo m~errier. Them C'nart wssr~di to excess; the _Dike of Sussex and a ninohewr ,f othit-r roblemen were on the bench, and rna-iy fsllisinable fevyvie-i were in ?? Adoliphus, Clark~-so ,and bLori- k-in, wvere Counsel for ...

... TOWN CO-OUN(L PlIOCEEDl.NGS. Cox.LRGE OF Justr(E.-()ur retard - ?? o- COUTZGE or JUSIrsrCE-OUr reitterS qre asytire that iho d A]agisftalesi anid 'COuncil lately dircectedII copies or, ?? rO1161. adopted iat II recenlt Meetinm 'of Commilttees dC e ublic bofflts, ini're~ftd tO the pirivilege enjoyed by thei rmcti- ebers of the uolieae f- Justicee of .eeiption .from tepy lumentfof ?? takes which ...

... SCOTS APPElALS. l1..us, of L.trde, Mircli 2. LonR ADoVC.STE OF ScoTLAND r. Lord DUtNGLASS -PetiiC;u of teia Appellant, praing ti:tt Ile may Ile at lilbartv m) jviacced -iith til ?? s it.lut enterina into a recignizetace; read, and refrtted to the Appeal Cimn. rnittec. March 4. cotortie V. CL'YV.S, 1mt appral . GORnor v. CLv..sr, 2.1 appeal: oGonpiS r. CLYNea, 3d ?? W.s to.-ly ivenl it] Ihle-c ...

... MARL.lBOROUGH STREET. Mr Thomas J. Flower, the individual who recently found Lis way into the private apartments of her Majesty, was brought before Mr Dyer, charged with having creat- ed adisturbanceatthe residence of the Duchebs-Countess of Sutherland, in Hamilton Place. The unfortunate defendant, beyond doubt, labours un- der temporary derangement, produced, it is reported, by ill success in ...

... e An adjourned meeting of this Board was held y)eter- dav, Mr MAInnes in the chair, to consider the following ;. motion of Mr Losgan relative to is TE NEW POLICE ML:_ f That the Committee of the Board be now dis. - charged, and the former small Bill Committee be re. -appointed,, with the addition of Mr William Scott- and --Mr William Miller, and with the fall power of tle Board h to ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT-lay 8. IDINGl V. HOWV- IOWQUA'S TIXTURE. After she rising of the Court, Mr Willcox (withwhom was I'fr Taylor). on behalf of the plaintiff, late a corn mander in the East India Company's maritime service, moved the Vrice-Chancellor at his private house for a special injunction to restrain the defendant, a grocer, trading under the firm of Brocksopp & Co., 233, and 234, H ...

... I On Friday last, a considerable degree of conster-c nation prevailed in the neighbourhood of East Dork- ing, at a place called Wootton Hatch, in conse- tc quence of several persons having been seriously d wounded during the time they accompanied a party W who were engaged in playing what is termed * rough a music, in the vicinity of a house inhabited by a man named Brennan, a gardener to a ...