... On Monday the Cmolt again met, when, with the t concurrence of Counrel, thf case of RIobert Reid, frem c Pathhead, in the'parial nf Dysart, accused of tbenmurder of his eife, sas postponed. n'homnal Browne, and Junrers Torrence, charged witlh entering ceirtain fields, on thr property of Aruiston, with t frre-srnris, for the jrs~rhse niflillig ganri, in the night of b Iith Derember last, ...

... Thre following are the enacting parts of a bill for maaking certain alterritions and reductions it' the es- tablisliment of clerks and officers attached to the Court of Session in Scotlatnd, and to diminish the After rcitingvariou acts wich hae beenpassed to V'Or regulae ?? f Searionjend ater rferrig to tile age Commision apointe to inuire nto tie Cout of Ses- tee slob, anel ?? t~~ odiminish ...

... *Oil Thursday the Court ofiusticiary met and proceed- hi oil with the criminal cases then appointed for trial ; they do1 ue~re Sixteen in number, in the first five of which thepri- be sefers pleaded Guilty, and received sentence asuno- Caotharine Mackrenzaie, for setaling two bottles of beer su1 from the shrop of Daniel Kerr, Old l~ishmarket Close, on ha 3d1 January -last, aiggravated by her ...

... -o I .-a . . I Q U V A U - . - . .. House of Lords, March 25. ihe * . ,EBALFOUR V. LYLE. gre Ito: The pursuer raised an action in the Court of SeSsiOll, -X-fe to satting forth that, in 1814, Graham of Gartmsoro let Pla the lands of Drum to George Dunlop, W.S.. for fa fab nineteen years, from Martintns I813 and Whitsonday n 1814, at a rentof L.70 4s. 101.-that in January ISIS, f tg Dunlopsubset ...

... * I- , fart' O'Neal, and John Harrison, poethovat the King's Head,. b.fird Street, came before Mr Dyer and Mr Chambers in a case of assault. Mrs O'Neale stepped at once to the complainant's. dside of the office, and making a low curtsey, ?? out -11 Plase your Honours, I'm not able to spake a word ofEnglish. On me oath I say it, an here's my witness, turning over aroll of paper. The contents ...

... ADMIRALTY COURT-London, Mli.rch 20. -flfl ranv n---lfltnw flVftfxl~f±AD S t~tJ tJ n5 LflVIAIskUU, flsud I ?? THE LADY DUIITdAb. Tire Learned Sndge (Sir John Nicsbol) wreo sat on the default day after the last term, said that lie had ?? bb for the purpose of disposing of a case OT sohme conse- quence. The case was that of the Lady Durbam, and was of sime interest to shipowners and marirers. The ...

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... : '-11rj ZE 1 Ad h I1~ l ?? -Ig ectt thnake IGtne ,~ eeeqen T2 i wotrieos na il e n il 5 Nt55vrr~d ic L:500, vennder way he totot p 1 to ed him if he fotevte f0 tt rs livefldeen co on ty rtit s Mebr thnd and ~ fieswlial 0;;flneit!. tile for tha t by thefior the cas for the plaintiff ?? IT in t . sgive thion (Gartner) tflD tl ati'i 0 0 ha~tit't inight L t the uptn g leiot. owclock on the firsti ...