... vojax?lvllrm T.5e 'iixines5 at tbseee Asa'z ollinienced on Monday W Iek, h- fora Mr. Baron purkoav-1, .ar. Justie Colt- niatf. The latter Ju,' plsestiledt il the Crown CeIt Trio ?? is a eumsnlary of the crnuissal bushnes. of the w.,;k JamlS Harper 7 19 waS oborhiced With havinog stslen a mare. tile .r stk y ot ,aeiu, Farser. The prosecutor is a tarrier, resid;l'g t ilarrogatte, and he to Ik a ...

... I X i I O:DTN ;AiY T:iiA I FOR DFAMAJ1ATIOXN. A eertieictti fi~r t'ii:iOtw.' ttid inl tb! B i. j it et ,tCy C I uric, 't.r . tile 21 tt, III. nh t:'fl ?? Oht'tc Ptv. tt''~i(xe :A i, Ti i cit it. .'.:tc!;ui~it>ttlItey Al , ;iAIty. tn' r wife ift ?? ta 'C e~tuiratr, cCC: p! :&twthLi. ist P' .I.ti a go nt of ?? l fo'ries' it r . ho,,i; in dlute it it. 17 A , t.,t ho,' 13a ?? tldi:I writC.) cii ...

... B3RIGHTON, IVlAlt. 17.-An inquest was held this morning, before Mr. Gall. coroner for EDist Sussex, at the Sussex County Hospital, on the body of Hannah )dls, a servant at the synagogue in Devonsbire-place, whose death took place by poison yosterday morning. The first witness called was Sarah, Rentel, wife of Moyer Rental, who lives in London. She deposed that she lives with her son, Moses ...

... FOLZC? ZNTELLZG?NCE. CoUN.CIL -/I0 uSE, Baiarloc, SATUgR DASY . Magistrates present: The Mayor, and Mr. Savage. Twco respectablyattired persons, namaed Ellen Perish and Eleanora Pelrish, mother and dlttuhter, woere charged, the daughter E~llenl with having stolen the goods of Mr. .JohnJonles, and the mother wvith receiring thena, knowinlg them to be stolen. Mr. Joises keeps a ilknmercory and ...

... And when the forms of law happen to be gone ?? what is the manner, and what the result ? We will abridge the description of a scene witnessed in Boston-that is to say, in Texian Boston. Ar- rived at the Courthouse, the party found the Judge seated on a chair which be was whittling so ear- nestly as to have forgotten where he was, while on each side of him were hall a dozen Jurymen simi. ...

... JURY COURT-FIRST DIVISION. THE LrTUT;NDY ACTION OF DAMAGES On Tuesday the action of damages raised by Mr Clark, presentee to the united parishes of Letbendy and Kinloch, against the majority of the Presbytery of Dunkeld, came to be tried before Lord Cuning- hamte and a Jury on the following issue:- - Whetber on or about the 30th day of March, and 27th day of April 1841, or either of them, the ...

... THE CASE OF MIRS GILMOUR. A.~ ?? (fie New Yorlt Herold'.) As ?? jn id examfintiaton in this case hasi ax- cited a giood d,t al of attention and interest, not only o~ am ongst them rirn hers of the professionf, but the pub. toe lie generally, we feel justified in devoting a small 1 portion of our epare to a survey of it. We were wh much disappointedl in finding thatie maedical wit- no, nesses,. ...

... Mornday there was a meeting of the General Corm- missioners of Police, the Sheriff in the chair. It was agreed to delay, till after thle ?? January, instituting proceedings against parties using furnaces who have not adopted means to consume the smoke produced by their furnaces. The Scrutiny Committee reported, that the pre- mises occupied ?? N. Cowan, at Dlain Point, are not within the l5tb ...

... ?? - ?? &tA T UR FAY iB R TFA itU 2i, 1ti4:i. it ?? TIltoseoAssizes ttt1o1mtio r.Ihtsdui', on which day the Cr .is~ie.t was Opened, ait the Caistle of to Winiehister. The Judges oh' Assize, Sit, Cressivehl Crecesacil, K(night, and Datvid Firetotis Atelterley Ser- gealtit.at-i Olv, artrivedl itl IWiti CIt'siCr. aboit t hittil~was tt tal)o i ilock, b'rtit Sriatlhtieltsaye, whlere they d ittetl ...

... SHERIIFF ClINMIN XL COURT. F L e- YVoslottdny. a itrilfr Crimoinml 'otiurt be', liolt lueie lN. t' Im .Lil 1 t a-. W4Tsno, Esq., Sherif' Sttbtituite, wselr, tile following caso. were W' C!. tried :- t ll 10 ?? Til;FT. llt The first ons that of on old wi 'tn. Stedei:oit hi wil'h, h wilt d Bll titlity to hi.4vitg in tile month ttf Mnn lsot. blrlitil iltlt i Ai well ic- tit, IhlouIIO it L'ttiot ...

... .1 LilY0 C(ulI(I' EI)cImuilT !. (10 't'1'0(ily. till' 0121t011 of bia laxee ialgd by Mr 121arl;, 'coeolev to the Lhil f1 eilgliv of t~Li( ld 16 10( AndNilllohl Agalinst tile DOllJIjlity Of tile Presbylery of DintoLeidi, efaow IO be I 'toO beforo Lord Coonltitilame 1, In al Ju I y -I ?? fo I Uvloiog i'onl' - y Whether11 ?? About0 tile ,ltti ?? of AMorot, a1lid 27th A prilI, 1d11, ofaII eith, ...

... THAr MURDER AT GADDESBY. l ?? I An inquest was lield on Wednesday at the village of Gad- desby, before Mr. Clarke, coroner, on tbe body of James Gar- nier. Deceased was a young man much respected, and thle son of a small farmer, residing at Itlarsly. About 17 weeks previous to Whitsuntide h1e entered into the service of MIr. Messenger, of Gaddesby-lodge, the owner of a filrm of about 150 acres ...