... JURY COURT, E'BDURGH. SMITH 0. nENTLES. Trhis case. which is one of tiamages, raisedl at the instance of fol Janie Smnith, bormerlv tenant at IV ester Alves, and now, at Dru- o mine of Petty, against the Rev. Alex. Gentle, lately minister of fe; hives, for alleged defamnation from the pulpit, wa iedbfr ai Ijury in Edinburgh, in Jnly last, when a verdict was returned for al Ithe defenider. On ...

... Th71c quarterly Tini'tiTt, (If tlle l'oiiee COMtriq;tCI'h W ~ISclvi rni r Mcmii ix Mr. Ceeheane ?? -,ie cliaiir. 1he iqearter'S aiilutes 10 t icirendl andj apt-rov edi oif, (r G Rossz said li ,ic o knwif ancv answer hal14 bfee tl is aecesiced fromn tire 'Ianiistcotv-s to the~ Board'(s ComntiliciatiOnll ISrel itn rto be: tmco, prisoners ferom ?? . Mr. lxi mi-t ccid lie -zla written to the ...

... (Froni the Scotsman.) The following cases, relative to the allowances for destitute persons in Scotland, will illustrate the benefit produced by the re- vival of the ancient poor law, in consequence of the noted decision in the case of Widowv Duncan against the parish of Ceres, finding that the heritors and kirk-sessions are cot the final juidges of the amount of aliment to paupers, and that ...

... 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, ...

... THE IRISh STATE TRIALS. | _ LA.A 1 UAISL I .t L a AL bi, OPINTONS OF TTIE JUDGES. Hlouse of Lords, :Monday, Sept. 2. P Their Lorilsipls rr'tvsetnlbled ?? morsinoL at 10 o'cilock. [r't-day beiing zappointed for the Jntdies to give their opinions on cite Writ of Error in thn case of O'Connell anti the other prison- rcs. the yealery and all thie al Iro;tches to the House were denselv croi ede ...

... TRIAL FOR 1lMURDER-STARVING A JURY. A f th. V-tr-i 6rir -no ?? -. ?? lAe__ At the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, William Crouch wvas tried for the murder of his wife in Marylebone, by cutting her throat whilst giving nourishment to her infant, the details of which were published at the time. The defence set up for the prisoner was insanity. Mr. Justice Alderson told the jury that ...

... MIEETING OF COMITITSSIONERS OF SUPPLY AT RENFREW. On Tiesdlay the anneal meeting of the Commissioners of Sup- pl1v for the county of Renfrew was held at Renfrew. Mr. WALLACE, M.P., said, before proceeding to the ordinarvy buinsless of the day, he wished to mnalts a briefestatemsent. At a ccvcr re-pectable meeting, latess held in Paisley, he hid beep. requested to give his support, as a MIember ...

... IREL AN1D. : ZLUEAiSE OF TEE STATr PIZUSONflRSa t d The Dublin Pest of Saillrdas contains a ?? ?? enthusiastic' Ii arcccrit of the release of Mr. O'Connell and his fselicl-prisocwrc cc froim Richlond lir idewvell. The procession asseiileod at Mler ion ti I Si1 re, ic-hero hli idreds Cf euipa ;C-es, equlestriacis, and pedie e' tritlsl, 1vere assembled, rain falling hieasvily. A ?? cvas b: c ...