... * ?? .A Gt~EENOCK IATERClANT. ti Timornns Basehch aged twenty-aine, and Wbi. Cnn- J reirnys, aged twienty-six, were inf icted for stealng forty-l one sovereigns, six balf.sovereiguis, and a Scotch bank- note for L. 1, the property of Robert Glass, from his per. The prosecutor, an elderly man, who stated that he Vsia a merchant carrying on business at Greenock, ap-o peared to have been the ...

... :. Ien - A. I, +SUT- Iln~~ POETICAr, BEacsra.-At the Mansion House, a little c woman, named Frances Brittain, who has been a sort of an hanger-on upon tire inhabitants of Dzoctors' Commons for many years, was brought before Alderman Kelly, charged with having presented a poetiqajbegging petition a a at a banking house in Lombard Street. From the statement of a policeman, it appeared that Pr ...

... .kopEAL COURT OF R1FAASTRATION O MID lOtHIN, LIN4lflHGoWv, AND -rtI- ; or 110 ( iA n MID tl C Ct ?? HADD1CONTON-adtie o . Appeal Couit closed on Thursday, and the oi lisa sore of the most important of ile n hioll9 of &gOrthe Appeal Slieriffs ol J ri tlemel, Mr Aietlt of St Ger- 1T.,d r ,eorgC Forbes, banker in Edin- p ifli' n~ed to be enrolled as joint liferent pro. at r- f retuil fetluties ...

... 'l . DANIEL BULGRUDDERY v. DANIEL L BULGRUDDERiY. Thursday when the officer of the Court called these euphonious patronymics, two stout fellows, whose wvearing apparel gave testimony that they were lhod-and-mortar men, and no mistake, stood before the bench, and began to state their cases together. Commissioner- Stop, stop a little. Pray which of you is the complainant? The BulgrudderiesWe're ...

... WiEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Ju d g e ?? . Lord MACarN.IE. tN AdIvoeatc-.DePote ?? NA2IEH, Esq. Jf'illianz Robb, late mail-guard, Aberdeen, accused of b breach of trust, and Alex.ander Murray, from Buckie, b for assault. Outlawed for non-appearance. n Alexander Greig, for stealing X17 4s. and some other ft things from Alex. Angus, residing in Tipperary, Long- nt side pleaded Guilty. Sentence-one ...

... JURY COURT-GLASGOW. d DIONDAY, SErTEMBErn 26. Before Lord J'effrey. POLLUTING A STREAM-DUNN V HAMILTON t and Others. A Special Jury having been inclosed, the Court pro. a ceeded to the trial of the following issues in the cause in n which William Dunn of Dontocher is pursuer; and . James Hamilton of Barns, James M'Donald, and Hu'aJ a MIKay, carrying on business as Turkey.red dyers and a calico ...

... CIRCUIT COURT QF JUSTICIARY. Inverness, Septeniber 2-2. Tire Circuit Court of Justriairy wae opened here on c1 Thursdaiy last bsy the Right Hinn. Lord Mackenzie aind Lord MVedwyn. G. Napior, Esq. Advocate-Depute, P coadreted tihe prosecutions. Sal Millianz Gurm, from the county of Caithrness, wa del convicted of having, on the 15th Nolvember and 26th of tor December lest, stolen two ewes and ...