... SRERIFF CRIMINAL COURT. On Monday and Tuesday last, a nuimber of cases were tried by t Sheriff Skene and a Jury. j CULPABLE 1I0IciDt .-.1artiu Searson, private soldier in the o 4th Royal Iihi Dragoon Guards, now or lately stationed in the j CaVftlry Barracks, EglisIIon Street, Tradestor, CGlasgow, as placed I at the ioar ore the charge of Culit pble Homnicide, ?? so Ir as as the i 3d o 3f Jul' ...

... On Monday night, at seven o'clock, an adjourned meeting of the Police Com issioners, was held in the Board Room, within the Police Buildings, to receive a report of the Committee on the Municipality and Police BiEl, now before Parliament, and for other business-Mr. James Wilson in the chair. WATERING TEE STREETS. On the motion of Mr. DUnCAN, seconded by Mr. PATON. it Was agreed that four ...

... ; r' l AT? . ?? E ?? 0 -tII~V , ?? ?? oftlii B.1- ?? ted on Mon- ii1,' 1. ?? tl,t v s~;I ta -s ollilri.t i~~L. ln:: - ?? ?? ti itk1401 O1 vest-: liie I to1I L t L- ICI CCi I V I- r VOL t I nd-v ?? tl I tc e zi--eldn!! t'a it -t-e '0-otli, ?? Antllt es of tle 0 lii' ,ii~ ?? It ?? it4ll 4111 it NtStholight T t L1V 11 IIM 1 ' ?? n r LI t-I 11 , ~ II 10 11 I ttiO L I11 ,1I:vI~ti It I :tL I v Itl ...

... THE CASE ON BOARD TEI LONDONDERRY STEAMlR4. - a__ at - - o I ?? _i._1 ?? ?? .. . r_ _w (F7rom uthe Railway nnat Shiippilio Joural. a) tt We have cosidered it to le onr 'ulty to ma ke same inquiry itinto the m~elanchco yr o1cunirenee that lately took place on board rigthe Londnerystaero the coast of ireland. end personally he to inspect th-e vessel, which has been Icing for seine time, since ...

... The Court met on Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The judges on the bench were the Lord Justice-Clerk, Lord Mackernzie. and Lord IMedwvvn. As this was the day on which it was fixed that the Chartist trials Fhould commence. the Court was crowded to ex- cess. Among those present we observed Lord Dunfermline who was accommodated with a seat beside their Lordships on the bench. TEE CRARTIST TsrA LE. James ...

... n~~- - {:rml esA oa . o s . E1 t L IUI. DICKENS V. IEISGEa.-SAMiE V. CLA5RKI.-SA.ifE V. STRANG7E.- SAllE t. CLEAVE. At the Rolls Court, Westminster, on Thlursday last, before Sir J. K. Bruce, Mr. Serjeant TALrounn moved for a special injunction, in each of the foregoing cases, on behalf of Mr. Charles Dicksens, to re- strain the several defendants from continuing an alleged piracy of the ...

... CIRCUIT COURT OF JUST[CTARY. | ..A- 0to.. . ?? +aX.. 1- I _ _. Oi is iaiN te Circuit Court of diinticlara wvvas epcieni here inl the Nen Cu~rt tiall, by thle Lord Justice Clerk an-i Lord Woeodt Ai.J nd esinl o St. Paull's cilereul uI) ant i ?? prxer pree ile to tilie ceni1n(_i~eoeleet ?? tilie Tolilldlim. Tile LOau JtlLTli': Un then caflled thle Sheriffs, and add!ress in htool themti L d Pr ...

... OCOUIT COURT OF JUSTYCEARY. (Conaeldeifrom our lnat.) .o1anar, h ET'e. if The Court resumed this rnoroing at eight o'clock. 2. , Palter BSair, Paisley. previously convicted of asslult with ir- n1 tent to ravish, w as brought up, and received ?? of IS months' :s imprisonmient. h mran~tns Hu.o nter, Hugh MI'Nautg(ht. and MichaeZ Canjsdi;, were st accused of highwaya robbzery a~nd tbeft. Thev ...

... A. QUACK DOCTOR COMMITTED FOR MIAN- SLA UGHTER. _ _. _- _ - i ? I - - . - tY . ?? oiqtest -wa:es held yeste -lav on the iboldy of 'Mrs. 'Mar; Hiaris I te flat' ?? Aston 1all. Shropshiire). befoore Mr. II. Charton', at ir- th elihead, in cotisecquence of the tile witg ccrtiticate lin ieg beell ;n * eI ct to the Coroner:- ! W c the indri-ib-nedl medical officers of Birhenihaad tit the th I ...

... CQURT OF SESSION-FlRST DIVISWiq-FEB. m3. sty ?? SIR C25,ru ranE MA ATT, COLrEMA-N 3525D PRiacE, V. z35505010 TLM-ENER AND D. AND A. DENNV. iroperty DcUvery-yStoppage in transitn-..Banea-1Dt.zhm/srupf.- A bill-broker, employed by a Scotch bank to purchase bank lpast-bills or other short-dated papers, to enable the bank to Snake remittances to their London agents, purchased a bill, and, ...

... On Saturday last, the Lord Provost, Sheriff, and Magistrates, elected Mr. James Smart, assistant-superintendent of police in ta the Eastern or Calton district of the city, to the vacant office of Mj Superintendent of Police of the extended municipality. After w the two unfortunate appointments to this office, which the at authorities have made during the last twenty months, we shall say m no ...

... POLLOKiAWiS DISTRICT, RZIN EWSWIEZZ. h At a Court held at Pollekshaws on the 4the intant by James s Barclay, John Willo, Thomas Corbett, Arthur Mather, and Lt Malcolm InHnter, Esquires, Justices for Itenfrewshire, the foi- ls lowing cases, under 1t The ltenfrewshire Justice of Peace Courts' d Act, were tried, on complaints at the instanoe of the Procurator- Fiscal. . Andrew Stewart and EHelh ...