... 1MANSION HOUSE. A iawker of Mu/Ing C{o - nicleg appeared before the Lor-41ayor, to nnswer the complaint of a hawker -of Morai-ig Posts. Se- veral persons front the steam whbi-fs in Thames Street attended, the ground ot accusation having exrited -some curiosity. ?? ha',tei- of-the Post stated, that he.-had lhcen ,of late much interrupted in .his :professional~excr- dtions by the defendant and ...

... ?? . . -- vA ,RnASEPT. iS. A The ircit Curtof Jlusticiary was opened here this AlI daye ?? C'ourt fftJ. Shaw Stewart, Eso. Advo- id Cato.DsPute. a fflizabeth Stewart, who pleaded Guilty to a charge of concealing pregnancy, was Sentenced to four months' irn- J( prisonnment in the jaiil at Fortrose. ,jqlim Reid, grocer, residing in Elgin, and David Reid, ti, residing at Redhill of Goltb'rd, in ...

... INQUEST ON A B1OY KILLED BY HIS FATHER. An inquest was held on Mlonday morning at the Ma- sons' Arms, Tiehborne Street, Edgecare Road, on the body of Henry Starnynought, jun. who was killed by his father on Friday lasr, under very singular circumn- stances. Itr. Edgar Barker, the first witness examined, stated that ho was a surgeon, residing at No. 40, Edgoware Road. About half-past eleven on ...

... : Onrtshr evening of Saturday the 12th current, :vhen thikebpaer of Lanark Jail, accompanied by ?? ?? into the cell of one of the criminals >cbnfined on.e. charge of tbeft, for the purpose of 'taking Ieims before the authorities for examination, they fostnd his body suspended from the stanchions of the windoiy by a jair of braces. The' body was in a state Jor noldity, with tbe extceptiony of ...

... D' 1-~ ?? . Th e .,1v -qg 1 w e.Ll -s~.ciu.T os-- . ofhttonmtI dt- lhbu pgeD rand~ l rf-nse i'mih ing diploasgfom iv petyo ?? mt b36 F th My'limten I ~ i tW thei±'X the u 7founatudon yii~'ltth laofmne iy. Coo !8 jf1_the'udses.-theeo, a~itr ti' e ) St~~if~cIrf In to~uimint~totu hefort It fs rnwi 0jv ne'aitho d Cod fter~e dygewtheieodth Nvi015h tie e ?? in-s0 lg~tr;.. e r4 gj 1e ohani -: ...

... The Circuit Coitrt was opened ait Glasgow. oin 0 ' slay, bay Lords9 Gillies an Illradoo anic. There wore, 23 eases brought befnrre their Lordships. achiefly petty acts of theft, for wbiob the parties were sentenced to various terms of transportation or nmparistofrint- Lordl Meodowbatik, on passing sentceceC, complained of the time of the Coroc having to be taken up ith so marly cases of ...

... - CASE 0r LOVE AND SUICIDE. Wedfoisday evening an inquest was bolden at tile Black Horse Tavern, Kingslandl Road, before Mr Ba- -ker, the Coroner, on view of the body of Misa Phiebe Powell, a fine young woman, twenty-one years of age, the daughter of a respectable Excise officer, who corn- nuitted soairdie under the following cirfumstances: - Benjoinin WadIclil, a hair dresser, residing at No. ...

... ANOTHER SCENE IN'THE PAISLEY POLICE ; COURT. On Tuesday, Bamie Hendry, the Sitting Magistrate, having declined trying a ease for assault, because the. complainer was a near 'elation, B3ailie Patiuen was call- ed in to act in his place. On takign the bench, Bailie Pitison said, before he would proceed to try the case, ha wished to know from the Fiscal -if his sentence would lie carrieJ into ...

... SATURDAY. SRPV. 1n SATURDAY, SEPT. 19. 3, The Court met this day at half-past nine o'clock, and oa proceeded with the remaining cases in the calendar. d Mary Logie and Jane Frasir, from Elgin, for theft, ti were sentenced to be imprisoned in the jail of Elgin for r, tbree months. 6 Mary Fraser and Ann Macplerson, Inverness, theft, w both being habit and repute thieves and having been pre- n ...

... , I-House of Lords, Srptember 7. Their Lordships intimated. tirat they enuuld d'elivor their opinions irs the cases of Lady Rrmsay v. Colva a sod Ndirne, and Elliot v. C(loghorn, on Tuesday notxt. I ,IOGUAN V. RANYEN.-Tltiscase0 his occasioned much eerplesity. An objection is taken to an instrunment of _ geisire,.v tbo grdo'unhth the .tlth-e, in tbhedate of. t hc year of our Lord, is written ...

... it Court of Justiciarv was This Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened upon 'Wednesdiay, by Lords Moncreiff and Medwyn-Juhn Shaw Stewart, Esq. Advocate'Depute. William Gatherer, acciased of stealing, having, in' Alarlh' hir, stolen a hbrse and'lridle from 'William Ja- Inieso'f, pleadod Guilty, ?? in so-far as related to the ?? vas-sentenced to transportation for seven years. Jamies Mrrathison, ...

... - -- wTURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ia. in Peter Thoss was a;ccuss&d of two different acts of false- as 1iood, fraud, and wilfsel imposition, one in the month of fu tOtober, in a shop inA Main Street, Bridgeton, and ano- tb th'r en the Oth of June, in a shop in Springbank, having ci obtained meney on credit, by pretending that he was a ot MIr Ross, dslcr, and a man in easy and respectable ir.. so ...