... Stirling, Septoimber j4. Thle Circuit Criort of Justiciiity was openedl this tiny by Lord Mlancreiff. r I110ter T1avlor. farmner at Nehrwo, near Cumber. nantili, aceiutedl of forgery, was outlawed for not 2p- ire icing. 0 1)4jVjlI rang. acIrertir0 of tlroft, was also outlawed. williarri 311'Cainiruhic. firm servant. p~leadied G7uiltye Eti furcing opeti a lockbi't proe.' in tile ?? ofi Willinam ...

... SHERIFF'S JURY COURT, PAiSLEY. Tur P.AISLsE- ATEUtT ll'PANY v. ..JAMES GItIIA-M, Esq. of Fereneze. Tihis important trinl eonmmencell om Thursday the 4th instant, anid terminatetd on niuesdeay tile 9tli, at hialtf-iist eleven at ziight. 'lre ?? day of the trial was occupied by tie elIellmICI of' tlhe bar addressing thle Court, andl In' thie Julry anid Sheriti afterwards visttlig the grounil inl ...

... FaCIAY, JA. ?? 11. Dnnaldl 1 Lean and Arehiliald Ilogla were cnnvicted of househl eakiteg nnti theft, mggravated by pretillt. con. viction. TIhe priavrters verv mere hol bs; but 31 Lean, it appeared, ha-l been for five rears. and Blogle fur two yl-arn, balbit and reptut, thieve4. They were sentenced lo seven year.' tranteporlvatln. On receiving sentence, AlLentit reqieested leave tol speak. I ...

... CITY CIIURCH SEAT RENTS. COURT OF STLSSION-Nov. 21. Cr.AcPRl' TOiv 1111I OTHRni- tV. THE 1tMAGISTRtATES Of Ent~laultil. Thie impotrtantt provenslvit ving keen adlvisteo thistin)rt on eca-e. the ?? iadgrement 'Pat pionounceit hy Lord Nlinercoiff, Ordinarv :- ot The beret Ordittary having cein-iilerecl the clocei riroorit. ?? berkvd yrartio pr~ tioiratcor. thvereon nod hrav jagi thereafter ~cai ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SECONI) DIVISION CANIPBELFTON CA~r. 'I'liursday the case sit the inlstance at the R1ev. 'Mr S'mith and 'Messrs Watson atilt C'olvin against BMcsgrs Gahibraith land others,, witht reference to the Relief Church, Camprbelton, came anl for decision before thle Sccomd D)ivision oif thle Court of Session. Th'le Judges present wvere, tite Lordl Justice Clerk, Lord Mendowbrnnk, ansi ...

... MAUCIIANT, 'rITE MURDERER. U'i~llans John Timarilsanlt, sincC lilt conflaeiueint ini Newvgate, has been extremely peiiitesst, and h~as made the followving confession :-Tbhe fitther of the culprit bas resided in Chelsea upwvardt of 18 years, and lhas nlvays borne the character of a sober, haziest, and iadustrious man. Prcvious to this he lived in the service of' thle Inte Duke of' floxburghle, ...

... SCOTS APPElALS. l1..us, of L.trde, Mircli 2. LonR ADoVC.STE OF ScoTLAND r. Lord DUtNGLASS -PetiiC;u of teia Appellant, praing ti:tt Ile may Ile at lilbartv m) jviacced -iith til ?? s it.lut enterina into a recignizetace; read, and refrtted to the Appeal Cimn. rnittec. March 4. cotortie V. CL'YV.S, 1mt appral . GORnor v. CLv..sr, 2.1 appeal: oGonpiS r. CLYNea, 3d ?? W.s to.-ly ivenl it] Ihle-c ...

... On Mondaiy there wvas a statutory meeting of the Commissioners of Police-Bailie Grieve in the cliair. The Committee, to whom Mr James Paterson's letter of resignation was remitted with full powers, reported that they had accepted or his reaignation as Master of Engines at iynv next. Tue DE.IN of GUmr.D moved, that it be remit- ted to the Commi tees on Fire Engities anvd Billet. ing, to ...

... THE RLOBBER ROBBED. Jrf, ns thle proverb say!s. the Devil ?? when one thiefChentsnuother. he ?? within t1he Ilast feiw days have Inugitvd to his heart's content. It nius4 be long since S:tan has had such it treat is prilssn of the fol- lowing --Four or live suspicinus-liinkil personlages swerr. sitting at n table in it wine house outside the ?? Saint Mlaude, vrhen the conversation turned upon ...

... From the 26th fleport of the Select Committee we extract the following summnaries:- Subject. Petitions. Signatures. Ballot-lin favour - - 2 2.399 Church of Scotland-Jo support 582 135,841 - Against fur- ther endn.ment - - 75 75,149 Education (Ireland)- Against tbe present system - - 2D 2,972 Lord's Day-For Letter observanne 2D 1,455 Alaynooth College-Against further grant - - - 78 17,899 ...

... The Autumn Circuit commencedl at Ayr otl Tuecrlav last, ilau. Lord irle e baiirnkl1 ?? Innei, t..q. Advrrcate-l)eulote.f Tho CounseI present were Ihorrcan rl-'Nuill, Allan INICennliuchic, nul! George Ilos3, E'-4irs. 3ary Nuill, raccused of theft. pleadlei Guiltrv nnd was snenevned to seven yeats trannportation. Elizabeth Sulitlh alios Currie, accuted of vaniriro arts of theft, havinig pli. ...

... IIOftIIIBLE TRAGEDY. (rprfr Gt.1list ~il*et rdic ef:31t)h Se/ti.) rr * n!i rta) 1'.Oinfill ?? Wras CQtetitl iu t ornitng. y)v the run-our of a ?? h ,viiel w it s ,incerely hpnped at first ot a rulmour. ?? whicib, after inquiry, provetl. * tgen true^. l sha harve neen aeustomeil to walk in 4inut Street- in) 1lthe %wilihourliond of Tndepend- , ,;qilne (a ponlt, perhaps. with the exception of 1 ...