... W. JrR-AaY aind Others, V. Mrs E. S. DALLAS Or Salursox, -This, case CAMC On for trial yesterday before Lord r Moncreiff and a Jury, ulpon the folawing issues e ' It bsiug admitted, that, on the 9th day of January a ISM4, an issue came on for trial before the Lord Jet;icL Clerk and a Jury, in which the present pursuers were pur- suers, and the, present defenders and others were de- ienders: t ...

... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIAnY. On Monday Willia, Macpilivrray pleaded Guilty of forgery, and was sentenced to be transported for life. CASE or MURDER. The continued diet was then called against Robert Reid, tailor at Pathibead, accused of the murder of Elizabeth Arnott or Reid, his wife. The indictment set forth that he ' did on the l9th or 20th of September 1834, wick. edly and feloniously attack ...

... JURY CQURT. S AFFIVAY, &C. v. tints 5tilliON;. d 'We riadersiand that the defender is to insist nest Week it for a new trial in this ease. The evidence led at the lest L. trial orn the question of authority includes the ceoflictieg y tstimony 0f.oe ere publi men. We are. ins-om ?? that the examination of this evidence, in the future stages of the case, is likely to prove very interesting. ?? ...

... HIGH1 COURIT OF JUSTICIARY. On Maloneac, DaorM 'i'sd, twenty-one yeors.,of. age, e1 l placer1t arbe lar, accused of breakinginto the jewel- -tv sl;rpl) of Mrs Redlpati, ir lelsn, oin the night of the h; ni iFaruarv, rnd stealing thiereout a great varietteaf alhititli atreln, to which the prisoner piened i Sot GeArs. 1-llthnrer Meited or Dickson, included, in the ,atrO i~diilC~, wass outlawed ...

... - . intbe ?? cuesabrc set down for trial tbia of tin ur Cut_ FIRST DIVrSIOY. *d* Tuesday, l4th July. 0d Parties. CauIse Of J(601 ic- Marsaalt v. Rtenwick, Verbal Slander. ,o- Thoma v. Graham, Do. ,,il Harvey v. Stodlart, Injury by Vici Dog he Ander lre'dnrday, isth Jidy. ras Anderstmv. ,lsail, Assault. Hutton v. HMinter, Do. e Dick v. Ste art, Dafamation. Jrednesday, 22d Jbly. r Batburst v. ...

... COURT OF EXCIIEQUER-Jltly 2. iMATTREWvS AND ANOTT'ER V. SCOT. Tid ws a atl~l y Msss Mttew, whcolesale stationers n aiolboA, against Alexander Scat, W. S. Edinburgli, on a bill Pf exchang o .0 h as r being ctilled oon ta ehd enisrctdt rse I Mr Swoan rsid, teat be ad my Lord. on the Part of theef endant, the postpO e trial. Vic cause atnail for trial last term. but on nppli. ; cation by the ...

... | CEhNTRAL CRIMINAL COtTRT.Auily 7 ' james OLD COURT. d 'James Ravenscroft Bloomfield, n person of gentie- i. nianly exterior. and a minister of the Church of Eng- lainl, was indicted for steeling a pair of spectacles, the t prihperty of Charles Douglas, Esq. lslr Clarlson, in stating the case for th2 prosecution, rs saie L that no one col id possibly regret more than lie did havin to prefer a ...

... iOBBERY OF WATCHES AND JEWILLERY. A few days ago we referred to the apprehension and conviction of a notorious character of the name of Clarkson, who, in England, Ireland, and Scot- land, had signalized himself as an expert thief and housebreaker, and who, till he fell into the hand s of Captain Jeffiay, of the Gorbals Polid6; I had ma. naged to elude pimisbment. On that occasion, we mentioned ...

... JrJcUf I TMES BELL. ., (, Ul, I , 1 d _, . I , u~tevul n! il'tbs u* j ifo( tulitC young (~tI 3fgtllisultlu' ei 112Yd0L ?? Serjorit- i'5ojl v*l WI' lsl: hC i~11~ of hlis, crime onfl I r,5lli~.tn 1ilb~it oI P tle ?? ofLilt- t ?? ~~ieOI~ l btreenlctcd 11hat diningN th, ;~t er!~111 t cc~lu ?? of Caoit~iff lesit ld an 1crtep ' siprit ?? deo ihIC far a personl WI Thc: ~ rotin 01otiton th his ...

... _ . ?? . _, . ?? .. I - 11;, OnMonday 1fi'ardnon Lawts Mile anos James WVatteres, ladn, were placed' at the bar, chargrtd with stealing-silk I; ndkterehiefs fromn a green in Park Place, and also 3ith breaking into a house in George Square, and' stealingr thereout a great qnirntity of articles, and with regard to iiilne, a-gravated bv previous conviction; the prison- ers pleaded Guilty. Atlinc ...

... COURT OF SESSION: Lord Gray artd Others, ~lisirsu~,aai~S0 Jeslnston, Drfendt'rs In this acetion,the Second Diviioln ofileli upon the 9th Currentroone jare ' gra .itrst to Proprietors of salmon fisher)e their tenants., u: I In June l83l4, Lord Gray raid othcrs, pro1,I tors of valuable salmon fishings iii tilesrpr the river Tay, presented at bill of s, UpersparttO inedct~against the6 defenaders ...

... JUSTICE O0 PEACE COUR{T. PJuai ?? ov.-A quistion of considerable con se- que eam before the Justices of Peace of the C ounty, sitting under th smtall debt aet, and ws by aIjourn-. . rmtnt de cid cd iMonlday. The circumstafle naose fom tnhe execution of a warrant- of poinding under a smalli- debtideree. The effects belonged to a person resident ml and earrying on business within tbe bounds of ...