... GLASGOW WINTER CIRCUIT£. FRIDiAV, nEC. 30. tlr The Court mnet grig n th~is morning at nine o'elock. of tl Tho prisonler Dunipoce, founid Guilty yesterday ef wvas robbing a person of n decreet for L.S 6s. 8d., nith a S view to fraud, was broughlt up for seorcoce. After a se- oc vere leeture from tibe Imcach, ho was sentenced to ten burt years' tralnspsrratioon has john Dickson, accused of ...

... 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 ...

... TUZSDAY, MAV 2. After nnuaduer (ol uointeretingg cases were ?? of, two of which involved trausportation for seven years, John M'Brvde, who lin(t pleaded Guilty of culpable homicide, waso alled np for sentence, and addressed by Lord wicadoahenl. echo said, that his Learned Brother and himself had taken the case into cosiiderstion, and vere convinced thal it esas not a case which required a ...

... 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 ...

... 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-SECONID % vt t t s . A . e I . .. X . WVien the firt couse WasR Call (jar tllyu., onl Tuesday, before the Lord Jiti ie Cr ~~i sel stated that lie wvas reqitesto to teu c two Counsel for the de~eriders Wvetesr ti engaged in the Lethendy case, fur th5~or thst caUSC. rt,, The LoRD JUSTICr CrFRKa said, 6i co5N Austain that excuse, and wao glad to ?? ?. his reasosi. lie had fiten nastel ...

... JURY COURT-FIRST DIVISION. THUORSDAY, JULy 27. A case was brought before Lord Cockburn and a Jury this day, to be tried on the following issues:- To the cause in which William and Ale.ander Keith Johnston, engravers and printers to her Alojesty, and stntioners and pulilishers in Edinburgh, were pursuers; and Nicholas Teonant, civil engineer, reviding in Edinhurgh * John Willox, vwood-engraver, ...

... JUDGMENT OF THE COURT. Edinburgh, 10th March 1843.-The Lords baving re- sumed cetnidetation of this case, having heard Counseol ns appointed, and received the opinions of the consulted Judges-in conformity to the opinion of the majoriry of the Judges, adhere to the interloctitor reclaimed against and refuse the desire of the reclaiming note, and find the deferidlre iialle in additional ...

... ADMd1RALTY COURT-Janl. 37. THE FltlENDS-.COLT.iSIOH. This was an acition by the siwnerri of the steam ship Mienni (belonging to tihe General Steam Ynlvigaii-fl Company) to recover froaa tire owners of the sehooner Friends the armount of dannage ocensioned by n coltisiefl betwzeen the vessels about seven o'cloek in tbe eveeteg of the 27th of October last, in rthe River Tlhames, ble- tween ...

... BOWV STREETI. rTlE flASPfE MOEJ5 PAERrS IN HOLYWELL STiSEET. Thomas Patterson was sumnmoned before Mr Twvyford for exhibiting inl Iis shlop, No. 8, Ilolywell Street, certain profane papers. Mir Chrrmt,ers, the barrister, assisted by Mar ha. wvard, clerk to the Solicitor to tile Treasury, attenided on the part of the prosecution. The defendant was called by name several times, both within and ...

... 7 a to ?? ?? 015' ?? 0. JOHN MADOER AltO OTttEttS 00 Thurotine the 12th current the Lord Juatico Clerk praceettetl to tra, lay Jury, the action of deelorator of Ltiirtl tiriri rip e atari go0 trrettt rat ota,,troeteti or trite me, at the is- ran em stones of Ito Provost, Mogintrotee, end lows Otnenril of starace tire rays1 burgh of Jedburgh, fur themoelves anal their of pot ooccesoorn rn ...