... COURT OF CHANCERY, J2. 19. MIANUMIISSION OF S1.Al'liES. Thonle 1C9V. Pyrae an (id Gthw,,s. I Sir E. Sugdell saill, lie lindl a 3Petilitn to Presilit, onl a ?? of greaL dif- fticulty andi iatportmtnce. The facts of the case might lie stated very brieliy. In tihe year l5tE, Lotrd Cyawfoirtl ottl Uitltstty tiel, sticed of toit estote it Anliptim1 ?? ?? thure watt the One G IItinthed igid forty ...

... A (EIN (E>I.l,:,RN ,; ¶'Ji'', . At-i tt aill if Htoc -ittet, ?? \ ili:tii ,i Itltt I1j1itl weat Me Taayllt , I titllf ti- lie t'lailifii, late a ct~i~IW 3irtaltt ?? tile F.ts: lttt0ii t!it-anttya. iltli it-ita. tia eil tile %Vire- Cjix. Ci-Ilae 'itt Itt'i le~,itct ititsi- lfor 1t atwieit i;attiticttie tt ?? thte dle(1ailait, al peitel C, ?? tittlet lie0 liett of'Ir~ri: o 2ltie ;if L Ir24 Ilai ...

... POOR LAW',, AND RURAL POLICE. I , . ). - ?? i ?? Elie ( pro w, i/he ff,,efrhm n.) ir T'1' (Suilt pL4IO LI st0lllily 1' ['i)ble th tii Iliseittild I cra of the IRefulu atio ll. Sudcety xwaS thell, as iiJmv, (di Si j(hitpil, nild evilry thing turile'd (lilt of its AvI Thu land iiims overvill, Avith ilimillic,'tills told 1,01) Fol, :1 ti III 0 t II n St v II o (It' It I It, ?? LI 1-11 ov wi t ...

... =IC -METIG I 31~~~otidai, &Spl . Il. -- Thc Board, Considering that it is ?? to prepare for Jc fillingup tbe situation of Superintendent (if Watchulen, which U ?? lie vat-int next month, resolved that advertisements should L he ins rtcd in the newspapers, requesting persons qualified to Efll the office, to lodge applications, accompanied with proper . D testionials, on or before the Ist day of ...

... SuERIFF CRIMINAL COURT. Wednesday, June 12. At 10 o'clock this day the Court proceeded to the trial of Andrew Reid and tl JTohn Thoms, both residing in Old Adeldrum, accused of having on the Sth lay 51 last, at the door of the house of Lewis Begg, vintner in Old Meldrum, as- saulted George Mackie, farmer at Browniehillocks. Pannels pled Not tl Guilty. - It appeared from the evidence that as ...

... Circuit court of Justlelary. '1'bo Cir-cuit ?? Or JrSt~ilijy wits otueneil trore n55 Wosdues- Isry, try soup NI ~AosrtrsZr.-Gtu oolle NAPrrerr,I Esrj. ruels rAetro. ?? fir Ipresrive prayer by tire lieu' Al, EXA-trrrt D. DA5- - %,r nso N4, or thle West t'arjalt, tire Court jorurederld to tire trials befolre 5tsessr. Jrlrsr ?? clirrregs woitir assrault, by ccti ssg and Istair- lrirrg, acii Jhris ...

... JURY COURT I-M.icnt 10, 1830. STEWARt' ?? FtASEIIR. The case came enl to-day for decision, when the Jrtdges I were unanimously of opinion that, from the regulation of the I .Jury Cr0rrit, ill rr'erlenceto thedecisions in the English Courts. 1atnl to the law of Scotland, and of' our general principles oilI policy and c7rprediency, tbey could not entertain the motion s mbide by the pursucr ; and ...

... SCOTS APPBAL. OUEoF, LOR-DS, 3Ur~1,1 ~ ~ bs Jell't P~tP Lisriosro ltooap edsxfn Mrs. RIeCOet 'BesaT or BLxAelt, and lose hier I-asbialill, the Haeo, Di BLACKt Of'rarses. ce 'Te at F Atr Booth, Crenaht !in -bebdceet, andl Mrs Anni Hogg, Cced \vee latried In trle and by'an alitenuptial ?? bound, himself to m11.1 ~ayvxxen t to th e children, 015. oat mere5 of. Itheinsor pro, xiag, 7ofL40f)- ...

... The Circoit Court of Juisticiary was opened here, yesterday mrarning, by the Right lion, the LORD JIrSTICe CLERK, alnd the Hoin. LonD GoLLIrs. JoriH SirAWr STEIVAiIT, tsq. Advocale-Depui te. After an approptriate pvvyer by the Rev. JOHIN MoUrRAY, of the North Parisl, the Coiret proceedeit to busriness. ifirpet Leslie, aln imbecile looting woman, acrused or fiee different acts of theft of ...

... COURT Or SBSSION, EDINBURIHI. CASE OiF l-ETtiI: tN Wi 'rhit ?? caise caere err for todeicilli torlay before thle siriert ioll* 'Ilirei:iterriat iirswichr ro:d ?? ass(ItI ,i y t Irei r Lotird- ships itt the Bill Chamrber, were comiiplained IT' as hovitig liete disobeyedl. it oatwatter ifpreatt catrsoiitiotn to I eirri Lortlisiips io this loinyrreair caste, thtt ot oan CIti repro1` rie'sly, ?? ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ASICIATEISARDER CASF, Ia While the temptor-ary hiterinission of the lahours OF ` Pa ii ament has petrsia liv stisttieniled the interest tilt Iin to polut cal affarirs, public curliosity has been oreitpied by the ,Icr important ploce(-e irticq of t he hig hest Ecc~lesiastical Courit til in our portion of the United Kingdom. Of those proceed. 11a1 inizs. the Attshter'at'dtr ...

... DamesTcI CE~tick; (!ornmesy omitted). POLICE CaOURT. mn mobnctau, July, 25.il Nilliam Ktenworthy, Robert Gray, and Joseph Rogers, all Cutltrs from Yorkshire, weree convicted of having conducted themselves in a disorderly yC, manner near Garvock's Wynd, by fightiug writh earls other to the effussion W of their blooi, and collecting acrowd (of people. Theywsere sent to Bride- V 'well each for 30 ...