... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... NCat.. ?? COUE.T. cripW_.I. Slom, ~ ~ twtl.w, tr'tlt. Jo 3'410 M'rcliL. IltI rf ?? illl 11110!) 0112101 hotoi this Sty lt Ro.llrtl ofll )Yfodi:. n't..two at ti 1 thepr h( A lurc tityp (it ' ttiro, liitded gofllytoti hiivi' thll't,10llir Color's ,,ill, hull i10.itlioo thi p1r111 lii1111 102 it lit the it 11111 ; ISII t I ILI11I.II 0IIf . ?? J i, I[I'p II Is w r ?? C il o sit: o fl li u r inI), ...

... 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 ...

... HIXGGEIS COURT OF JUSTICIARY. - -- r_, lo. non June 18, 18o32. -HIS kAJESTY' S ADV6bATII-v. MACDONALD. [In a ?? we noticed the decision in the following ?? -limits did not'then admit of our entering--into the circumstances under which-the decision was pronounced; but we aresihabled now-to do so, by :insertiig the following report from the fitedouiin Are.J A question raised on the Act,1701; ...

... PoliUe, couivr. 'iAday NM iithJarchl. Peter 3'Cerimor, blacksmith, was convicted of stealing an froml the Shop of Jeremiah. Smhithi nail-maker, 5Mcalinarkat.- lR( lanc 1:13 dozens (f iron toc-plates for shoes, and was sentencod to couliilenie:lt in }'ridewell for Go d:lys. an Sturday, 27th. WI Two shipmasters were chared with carrying away water he from tile public wells vested in the ...

... 11ORRID MURDER IN .FIFE. or, A horrid nhillr has jtilt 1)00n discovered inl the neighibour- ol hodo ?? it respectable old hVMan, 11:im7nd AliuiI, Who ?? dd ibiete, iii a1 Ilone' su r- ,ot rilondcmd by at giirdei and i'ark', dlisappellvod ine a somew hit ge. miysterious man er n ipiioeh ,n It ico exvjt(?d it Thalt Ile hasd been InrdurCllse, scorch Wici 11iade in his ground.s, ~.when his body, ...

... HF - CORT- S T - - -^*ASA 0V-~ Lksir.1'1.1~V ?? N. Thc Tsustees of J.An9s SHAW, late Seedsman in Aberdeen, versats- ANDREW TAYLOR, llerchant in Auchinblae. Siare-Moora-Comnpetency of Defender's Oath ils Supplecnt. James Sharv sold thc defender a quantity of turnip seeds, for year atd rop £82n7, which the defender sold in retail to different firiners in thce ueighbourhoold. The seeds in ...

... POIC(E COU)tT. k' *: L t i iS ki ky LI Alt 1. Ill On Saturday, ill the Police Court, Duncan i'Fnirlanr, shoc. Va mak er. was convicted of cornmmitting a bfeach of the peace in a |o shpi ti Castle Street, and wns bentenceel to pay a linc of i dif 1ls. (;d. besihes expomscs. Su M\lary Taylor, huise ser.-nt, CLuMineshto, has becn commit. dii. ted to jail here, for exanriniltioilo'n a charge of ...

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... The Winter Justiriary Court was opened at Glasgow on Tuesday fire- noon, by the flon. Lords Gillies and tMledwyn, and Grahamn Spiers, Esq, Advocate-Dopute. Several persons were outlawed for non-appearsi-cL, and a few cases of no pidblicinterest were disposed of. On Wednesday, Robart Stissat. accused of the murder of his Anlit, INyidow Jean llopkin, or M'Gibbon, on the 2d October last, within ...

... POLICE Tr1rETXNG. ilfrrdrty, F'brrttry Sir, 183? Si Provost tEADDnIoN, Prsese. ill Tire Treestiver road to the Meeting the answer from the MSgistrites to t1ei apprlicetioo for assisterce from the Rogiie Al ncy to enable the Boarcd to ktcep sip tire Dao Patulte, wrhich stated that the Magistrates woild I I svilti -gly concur sitth the Board of i-lealth, ill apipointieg constabrIs; birtt ns that ...