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... POLI1 CE INTELLIGEN CE. ciinirx'vt of ',-Elt hg aid .-ttiiv*'caiig n immen~v-t ipi ititav ol j-itt.I,, vilax III ItttJO:hl II Int ttpwx ?? tad1 ~3,8itt it ink It ii ?? II itt-., theI( itontt'ty of Al If,. EIl-tnor C ocir.~t~i.n, ut.- der. ultxttsin,,t tivlir 1 :~timt -ii pa t tkilxti!xtt agtt. Ii rw~w titt Aljit'.(t tta'xtt tteiinitncr liar the Itt.- ?? t, K.1 ti, 1,itxt %,ti oii Ive rii pal i ...

... TRIAL OF FIEWSCHI, BOIREAU,. 'PPiN, .4JlORLY, alb B)ErCIEI, hr dn A 77'TJ1'.1 ,f July 2S, I 3J, woip' LIFe ?? PIIILIPPEz. a iiiy .tC, 003, 055 uw'411 p 5 .A. C b ( h L TUlF P:I KER S. CON TINUALitiO\ 511 Iii Ii i~i 0!;(1 S10NtIi I, II;. 1 I ihe PI'ai sri '.ti t~pri pit-d . iit to thle acice1.Ut y cii slur- stanees tending to prsos o tire. connuriitons cexsting betwreeri Pepin rind l'iesfhi. ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tiiis DAY. VICF-CiANCELICIR'S COUiR'r JANCOLN'S INN.-Sit attelt. EMlS v Waiti tsley, ?? illstn v Cutthbert, by ?? rejjhittuIi,6 Charity, iiitto-('rooie n milliton, further dilrectlions bY ?? s' Gtitnidtio, pa rL ?? v Lockte, demilrlli'' Jonlosont v Freeth, dlitto Juttos v Lambeirt, fuirthter directiollsilar- rymore it Bial ltrryiiro'-1lirtynillre 1 Ellis-Wntrdv 1t Lic's-tlto same V ...

... TRIAL OF ?? BOIREAU, PE'NNV, MOREJ Y and BES2 L thER IFI Mr. A L T])..1SJL!'7 Julyi 2Y, 183ti, on the LlrE, !,y ?? PlUi I)I CO I.Ri OF1' 1'FERi;. Co N'tIN VI ION' 01 I11112 lt N.01 SUM' I IA, ?? 31. PltCanus N4I 1 10oie~t, youstaid thLv1 ou had (.1ni'oimt'nt- wsithlPepuinar11 id oercy, undth IatvIIIi i'la h111aliirm11th Iltl, trolal wich1121 vlu Were to qa ii.11111 - I i slt11111 I C) IC ...

... POLICE, INTELLIGENCE. C6lttH, D HALL On S-tittlon ay :tad, nwinid Th/iomiais Wtlkrit, VVaLs chtirged with reoliin- li; ttituto'.crs, Ilk er,. >aI(tii and Calning- buo), tile .ell-i'lloat pi Sit', (trown-Court, FZItt-straet. iii-. ( r ui ,(7nini altha st,,itt tl:t the priooai r tad bee ( ta hniY 6 i prettiise htlb~kl~it to ii oit lie aMIS lel't -iil; to aork Ut; ti icow; ,pasitulr. In ...

... 011 Alonrlov, thie Court met for the trial of three cases -Lnrd Gilli, presihing. jeers. lellrra:y Or Anrlereou pleandeud GiltY of two arts on thelt, (c umirtsed in dirfferet shops in the Nligis Street, oer the ISth andl 21st Dee o-ber, cronsistilrrg ?? a pair oi bnets from each, nragravited bv habit and repute aei pre- vintos ceonvietions.-Senteane, 15 months' imprisonment in Biridlernell. ...

... ?? . _ - . This Pcwererrd Court met on Monday. when the case thc .of Mr Alexander Hume, late precentor in Dalkeith atb church, came before them in the shape of an appeal by wh that gentleman, from the decision of the minieter and ad Kirts Sessionnf'Dalkeith. The circurnstances oi the case wore ?? the month of May, last year, Mr Hume co lost his situation as precentorin Dalkceith church, and ...

... A, . .1 z i House of Lords, Feb. 10. lut r Buchanan v. Ferrier.-Sawers v. Arrnstrong-Brenmner tion e. Kerr.-Johnston, v. Robert so l;. Wou In these four caisee appeals were on Monday list pre- hern sented from the Courts below, and the respondents or- intn dered to answer infossr weeks. last Hill and another v. Cunningham.-Wisliart v. Wilson vorr or *Wishart. prcs In the first of these cases a ...

... COMMalISSlON OF LUNACY A GA INST LADY KIRKWH'ALL. ?? ANI LAWr DAY. Mr. Sergeanit FAI eTJ D ile bnving r'ol)IIHIC(I ;n ub1le and t0l- quent naibresj to the J1 riy on behalfI at Lily Kirkwall, Mr. Conimissionir ?? ji tol-t P1(ie'etl~d to sumn up the case to the Jl ry. lie adverted to the diflerent shades of It- nary, statedl wie law on the subject and ?? lie priueci- pal eiroitiostances detailed ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, MOSDAY. CL-ATTOCK V. SIAWE.-In this case, which has been frequently before the public, the Attorney-General obtained a rule last term to show cause why the verdict of theJurv, which was in favour of thle plaintiff, should not be set aside, and a new trial granted. Thte rule was argued at considerable length during the present sittings, and to-day Lord Abinger delivered tie ...