... ADJOURNED ?? ON TEE ]tEMATNS OF GENREAL DICK OF BATU. Both, August 22. The inqanot On she body of tiesicuont.Gceotal George flick, who disot in this ?. about 08 teontlot otoot, and of which we gate come particulars toot week, eras eusoosed this day, at the Lomb lee, Stall liscoet. Jotepls Cuff toso swoto. ?? deposed thor op to the lath of Macoh 1844, ho lived as batter to the service of tIe- ...

... INVEUAIIIy CIiWUIT COUIIT OF JThLSTICIUVIY. 'rite Circcuit Court ii, 5 eyeitd it bitCmL,'0 i'cil idu list ' lty toil 21lcekeocizbcli JeitIg~lis, Esq. cdevocole-dcltore. bite Robert Croll,,clerkof Archilbald M'tKillcy, BIlocaoro Loamono or Mlilo wf collicer, floitbeeilebibt, Parish itt ?? oat, oti.ccii forlic tjiyoeig.to toooe a cihirge of ooordctiiog lai sac lost Octoolec. Netl Fri1goara, ...

... JURfY COR--EO DIVISION. CAetttOOtB V. MACTIOtI. Tbe following isones 'coca tried before ito Lord Justice Clerk and a jisry, beginning en Wednesday mooning and rod- lug on Fridoy night:- It being admitted that the poesoer, Sir James Carnegie, is proprietor of certain parts and portions of else lands and been- Isles of Serteelena and Colpenicoagh nod ndeer-, as described its slen title-deeds ...

... IUGH COURT OF ThFTICIARY. is The reset met on Pshosdnyllie lord Justien Clerk gre- tY siding; she other judges ?? tort tduoereilh rod Lord 05 ibtediope. at Robert Arebroors acid Jornes Arelsdsrdd pleaded guilty to C three seosect acts of treirsrbo'irting nod cleft, is tracing in re ddcrossslicr tart broken into a burn at Siglietrill, parish of Cor- ?? sirrphroes sort stoles several snobs ; ood ...

... COUrlT OF SESSION-SECOND DWvISIoN. l is N. llousr N~O~ioo~oo, V. JsOHN an Intil J aoSS, E &ih55 W : ot o :z o ,fnmn of thefr suer and crtaio other Partieo fur a elight, itt a honk otsf or, ,,ih we avr,0, , cloring thu period of the Rons-slsiro ercetei- le net 'it slstrie erh following unste w000 triett isy a juitry hit ht oteosmer I,!t It- 11Whether, oil or hou~ti the 4tb or 5th dlays of ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SECOND DIVISION. rard LIABILITY IN PROCUltATORS rIscIL. John Munro. ditcher in Invergordon, pursuer. Harry Munro riot Taylor, Procurator-Fiscal for the county of hioss, end others, arty defenders. ion, This was an action of delmages brought by the ?? for ille- o the gal oppression and nmmeerited imprisonment. The circnlmstances, aut to which considerable publicity was given at ...

... POLICE comflssroN. An adjourned meeting of the Police Commissioners was held en Monday-Mr Sheriff Speirs in the chair.' I The question of an increase of salary to Mr Tait, surgeon of police, in consequence of the increased duties which had devolved upon him by the adoption of the Superintendent's recommendations, and the consideration of which bad been delayed at last meeting in terms of the ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII-Jan 13. THE QUErN V. Tilet'tllOTIti AND rUtlISltOT OF Tttf 001015T J1OIINAL. The Soblritor-Goerarl sail, tlot lie wns instructed on tbc rart of dc Earl ofr tCardigan, oW eonmalnditolol ilg t ietb hlos- ,tes ini lloittold to apple foe loove to file o cirltinl inforola- lieu agsiost tilhe pinteiorcoal tllisheenf the Ctte t .feiieoosl, for tioilii, O00 tto 2Stb of l ...

... SHERIFF CRIMINAL COURT, OtLf:,sutlE U~flZUJ&4±Ct t U UD ?? Sheriff Alison and a jury disposed of the following cases on Friday, in the Justiciary Court flall:- Nm!l Fletcher, previously convicted of theft, pleaded guilty to a charge of several acts of theft, and was sentenced to 7 moniths' imprisonment. k John Stones pleaded guilty to having stolen a spirit cask, the property of John Ailen, ...

... JITGII COURT 01 JLUSTICIA..Y. The Court met on Msndilay, Lord Moncrieff presiding, alongt with Lords Cociburrn andd Vood.E ?? - AcND USrNG FALSE LETTERS. i ohn lNeil, printer, Was chlntrged with forgery, frauld and wvilfill loimposition, and] with usi, pan utterint, as genine, forged, fabri- catal, and false w ritinigs, antd with having formed a felonious s ionice to inpose upioti and deflaud ...

... TOWN COUNC PROCEEDNGS. TUISDAY, AUGUST 0. The Lord Provost in the Choir.I PASSPORTS.- The Lord Provost ?? first tiling I hone to notice t ore some observstions which hel hren made upon what I statnd at Ilost meeting in record to possports. I find that some of the consuls for foreign enountrien feel ool if the peon- ports signed hy your l'eronot 'Gore interfering with their pei- vileges ; aod ...

... jU.MBARTON SHERIFF CRITINAL COURT. reit t5NTILLOCTtH CRUELTY CASE. On Saturday last, El Criminal Court was held, at Dlumbrlon by J. C- S n oe, E -5ili arid,- SaL)ietitlite. cadk a jury, for thle puorprg te of usi-ing, die pprson accused of hitici ei g cruel trvestment oii the chlarity boite at K~irkiitilloth.I- lo~n L-: eN. s~r nesaver in NirEl rdstilloch, wat plac-ed ?? til] of iliac from V ...