... SrURODAY, APHII. 9.-The crinrinal business at these Sessionqs ronineiced this morning fit ten o'eloek, before ItifLI' FoO.Ani-y, Y Esq jAssiserrsrt-hirrister, ard the follow- iu elch of i\ ilgistrares -John Agnew, lsq Sovereign; WV jiljrll I3oyd, II. J. Terirernt, Win. Clarke, C. M. Skin- ner, George Bristow, anid Fortescue Gregg, Esqrs. The followirix Grentlerneir were svorri on the Grnmd ...

... RECORD COURT-WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. l @ ' JOItVM STEELE, V. JOHSN GOUE JONES. At the request of Mr Tierney, the Crown Solicitor, the Special Jury panel was then called over, and the following respectable Jury was sworn :-John Brigham, George Barclay, John yvsart, Robert Stevenson, Joieph Young, Edward Davenport, Robert Macrrry, Richard Bennett, John Lithgowv, Marcus Stewart, Robert .Mrndtire, and ...

... | MIr Rossiolte' Leyiton Walker, a gentleman of venerAble I appearaluce, and rather leaf, whose face *:bhiliteil some stv'*rv' cotsttiiSiloutit, charged ih. Bliolkiet, glsss attd china dealer, tuj wav-yard. Oxtbrtl-stireet. with ain llhis'ui t. (Ons varm autumnal day Mr Walker was alklinag down Rege ta -treet,: vheii his attenttittit wias attracted tit some to- bat st-ilames in i ...

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... MIARYBOROUGFI ASSIZES-MoNDAY. TRIAL FOR TIIE MOIIDEI OF WILLIAM CARTER. The particulars of this case have been already twvice be- fore the public. As the persons charged with this murder were tivice tried, und in neither cases could the jury agree, the only new feature which appeared in the present trial was the application of counsel on the part of the next akin, to be permitted to assist ...

... COUNTY OF MONAG;HANASSIZES. ;iONAGIIAN, Flt. 29.-At ten, o clock. Chief JUstice Basihe touk his seat in the Crowis (Courit, when the gentle- men of td)e Grand Jaty were re-Hseova. His Lordship in his rharge said-It is my duty to acquinlt you unat, for rlasolls connekcted wish the diC dischargc of. the crimintal husintise, it hias been fouid expedient to change inr fulture the arratiremnt't of ...

... DotiSPA'ratcti, MONDAY, JULY II. The Judges arrived in. town this orornimg, from Seriford- house,(the hospitable afil splendid seat of Colonel Forde), where they bid been staying front Saturday evenintg* Soon after ten, the Right Hen. the Lord Chief Justice proceed- ed to tbe (Gourt-horise; and having taken his seat on, the crenir side, his fMajesty's CoMnxissioni was read-the Gran;d July ...

... || IUSTICE OF PEACE COURT, EDINBURGH. MAEAJORIIBANKS V. PROFESSOR WILSON. Monday a ratber novel case was brotight before thii Court. The pursuer, author of a work cldled a ' T'm to the Loire, seat a copy of his woik to Professor Wilson with a request that he would become a purchaser, arid use his intfience with his ftienids ii forwarding the side of the hook. The Professor, after retdinrg ...

... FAMILY QULARREL5.-My1Ihee' Iran Friast, a Dutch taili or, appeared before the sitting Malugistrates io show cause wily lie had inflicted a more than rea'irollel a proportion of marital discipline Qn his English vrow, lires. Firuis. Previous to detailing her e ause of complaint, Mirs. Framls caref ully deposited something neatly done up in it damask napkin on the Mlagistrates' table. Mrs. Fraes ...

... TUR$SDAY, DECaMERVli 6. John IMaufnkit, an apprentice, wasobargod with Ietaviiag his cmploymnetit, and taling au atpron with lihn, tile property tif Manisaknowledged the ficti; lie said, bovieivcr, th~tt hsfittlierantd mnother worn not consenting parties to the dci: afailpreiticecsbip, and, of courle, hie did ilot consider it bind- ing ;he w .iild not, lie said, go back to his work -,lie ...

... qOURTr OF REQUESTS, LONDON. AND A BLOGIiNG WR IL wrt. 0. Danriel Flyn, a very knowing-lookiflg beaggrr [as.1 far aS tlr outline of his features wirut] blind beggar of the palishr of St. Mar'ylebone, was surninoned. byla, deprrsved-ieekllng, ginl-Khort- cited I vishrwonman, foi thle stum of Msc. for thirty-thic ree s, alteeildaure oir the defendarit, at tile rate of' Is. 1p~r wcok.lbcaad ...

... ES. THUR9DAIY, MARCH 17. Contfinued front our last numtber.) M itltAND RtOBBERY~. 1avid Artli'My seas Indicted fort tite wilful mardler of Wmn. Ryan, Iterir Newt'y, oil Wedntesday, the 15th Dec. lakit~ -He is a young mart, apparently tint tnore than IS or 19 yasof age.- The prietiriec. ?? that 74 NCUHerq attire 511ould lie etpor has Juty. Sir ''Thotasa Staples, rx.c ?? of the Jtrry, the ...