... SIXTEENTH WARD OF POLICE. s - Il - I _ - I.- .r r In this Ward, which for two years past may be i said to have had no Police representation at all, Mr i George Munro, solicitor in the Supreme.Courts, comes forward as a candidate for the sffrages of the rate-payers against Mr Scott, accountint, who,. dur. - ing the above period, has been nomisiall/Y the Gene- ral Commissioner. Of the ...

... HIGH COURT OF SUSTICIARY. .. I ., _ ax_ .. 7^ ln nint ThCc ?? erore occupied on MDIoday in henringColua. sel on legral queslions raised in several cases certified from the laet Circuit Caurts-and in suspensions. The dis- cussions were chiefly interostinfl tn tbe legil profession. One of thlecases teas that of lies Cobb or Fairweuthler, from Dundee, -llich our readers will remember has been ...

... VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURTNov. 22. t REAlALBANr . C1A5NDOSi In thle course oF the mo rning, Al, Kni-lh1it- rn~e the general business of the Court, to ilnformn his Honour, that a letter had just been placed in his hands which hadl been received from Scotland by the pliintiff's solicitor t this cause. It was obvious frem thle contents, the Cocrt of Seseion entertained a strong misapprehension %ith ...