... House of Lords, April 18. Edinburgh Water Company v. Wau.h, Nelson v. f Farioh.-Petifions of the respondents for further time to lodge cases, read and referred to the Appeal Committee. Sir John M. Mackenzie's Estate Bill.-Read a second a time, and committed for Tuesday the 26th inst. We understand that it is in contemplation to turn t the remains of the statue of William III. at Dublin to some ...

... AYR. This reverend Court commenced its sittings at Glas- gow on Tuesday, in the usual place of meeting, the F Preslbvtery House. Thil- Court took up an appeal from the Paisley Pres- , bytery, il relation to the reception of a report from a I Committee, appointed to report on the sermon preached by the Rev. Dr Fleming of Neilston on the induction of the Rev. Mir Stevenson, with shut doors. It ...

... SHERIFF COURT.-INTIMIDATION. On Saturday week a case of intimidation, arising out of til recent distalrainces at St Rollox, was investigated before Sheriff Allison, in the Justiciary Court Hill, 3 Glasgow. The prisoner was a labourer, namied Aialcol;ih A'Intines, who some two or three years ago was employed ir in Messrs Tentiant's works, and aho, at the late strike, signalited bimself as a ...

... IR EL AND. MYSTERIOUS CASE OFr MJluDER.-Onfl Monday last, an inquest was held at Cork of' the body of James Sullivan, found in the river near the Castle of Blackroek ; and on the day following, an inquest was held on the body of Johanna Butler, supposed to have met, her death in consequence of her hus- band, Stephen Butler, having plunged a red hot poker into her neck, between the jugular vein ...

... JUSSTICIA.RY. *~ I . .. 0 f P'SPRTH, APR1L 12, 133f. c The Circuit Court of Justiciamy was opened here ttles day at ten o'clock. The Lords Justice Clerk and Gillies I presided ; Cosoin Innes, Esq Advoiate-Depute. The following cases were summarily diejinsed of:-t Peter M'gregor, theft, transpoltation for seven years. t Wm. Douglas ann Archd. Paterson, housebreaiking : and theft, Douglas seven ...

... TAUNTON ASSIZES-April 9. 1ORTHWICK, ESQ. V. COit1OUcrD AND OTIM1s9 a Mr Sergeant Wilde (who came down specially), Mir C Sergeant Blompas, and Mr Crowder, were Counsel for the a plaintiff; sail Mr Eric, Mlr Binghaim, and Mr C. Buoler n were Counsel for the defendants. Mr Crowder having g opened the pleadings, t Mr Sergeant WVilde said, he had the honour tobe I Counsel for the plaintiff, and the ...