... POLICE COIIMISSIONERS. A meeting of the Police Board was held on Monday Dean of Guild in the chair. .-h PRSsENT--Sheriff Watson, Messrs Mlatthews; Bisset, Ness. Sherar. Calder, Nets s 0e, Spa XkSutherlaidA.C. Matthew,B Byres 4l*Hare and Gray. ,, STREET CLEANSING ON SABBATH. The DEAN tif GuILD reported verbally, gnbehalf cifthj Street Committee, that the recommetida ton of the Be0adt in ...

... The following cases were tried before Sheriff Watson and a jury, on Friday last:- TH EFTS. The fbrst three cases were those of four parties charged with theft. The prisoners all pleaded guilty,and were sen- tenced-three of them to 12 months, and one to 6 months' imprisonment. HIOUSEBREAKING NVITH INTENT TO STEAL. William Thomson, a native of Yorkshire, was charged e with the above offence, and ...

... | COURT OF SESSION-FrBRUARY 27. I NOTES OF SPEECHES .OF THE JUDGES OF THE FIRST DIVISION, Al Advising Reclaiminrg Note, ALEx. AvDEreso;% Esq., sldvoudie, Aberdeen, for' JAmES SnANlks' ExECUTORS, ageiflst Lor'd Dandrenna n's Interlocutsor, i's process of 8USIuenesion, and Interdict al their inslanwe, Againset( THlE ABERDEEN RAILWAY C0O1PAN17. The Lord Justice General said-I have no difficulty ...

... ATTACK UPON THE QiUEEN. 4 I It is our painful duty to announce that a cowvardly at- tack was, on Thiitreilay, made upoti Her ghost Gracious Majesty the Queen, by a man who, until within the labt four years, held a comnaission in her Majesty's service.- About twenty minutes after six o'lock in the ovevnhlig, her Majesty, accompanied by three of the Royal childreu, and Visconntess Jocelyn, Lady ...

... On Monday week, tier -Majesty -rode Outs, aedompanied by THt the Prince of Wales anid the Princess, Royal, anid in ttte tile afternoon her Majesty drove in an open Carriage. His Cie Royal H-ighness9 Prince Albert went out ?? iii the the forest. The dinner party included tier Royal High- tile ness the Duchess ot Kent, the Pi inae Leiningen, Prince get Elrnest of Leininzen. Lady Augusta Bruce, ...

... *1 POLICE COMM1SSION?i?' A meeting of the olee Board a M d Dean-of Geildsome inatn the hair. WATCHounCL the report of ?? appointed t, I Te mittee reported that the pvesent cois Th 'anthOf 'te inmates, and that theand 111d~ation wras ?? ' o 'St pat of the rep 'ort M S ,,dissete f_ IMr S`AIMPSGN said that, te Cr i P Of opinion that theyi wetrbe otog ea fnin d d see otj injurious 61hsilt, houses ...

... , 'At the sitting of ?? on rriday, the followingeases were tried before Sheriff Watson and a Jury. A leaander Clarls pled Guilty to the crime of theftag- gravated by previous convictions, in having upon the 19th or 20th of Marsh last, stolen from the house occupied by Dt$i4 Mackie, labourer, Princes Street, a metal boiler or, ?? was 'sentenced to 12 months' imprisonsment. 'Stars SGOUt iron ...

... | I I P.OL-LCE M B. EETI N.G. I ' , The Comhmissioners of Policte met on Monday.; On the Lurd Provost enterinlg; the Comami; sioners rose and -gave him acordiii viwlcome. Treraurer Webster also took his seat, as aD er-qojjicio membsr of the:, Board, for the first tine. HFspNT.-The Lord Provost. Preses; the Dean of Gnjil-l; Treasun~r. We' atur; Convener Sutherlanl; Dr Matthew; MessrsWisely, ...

... The sittings of the First Division 'for the trial of civil causes by Jury, commenced on Wednesday week-the Lord President presiding. MONDAY, DCEMDint 31. Robert and George Gray, wood-merohants in Dundee, and others, v. James Sutherland, shipmaster in Aber- deen. In this case the Issue sent for trial was the following:- Whether the pursuers, Robert and George Gray, and the deceased Thomas ...

... R O COURT OF QUARtTER SESSIONS. The Qliarterly Court of Justices of the Peace, for dis- Posmng ot appeals against the decisions of the Inferior Courts in licensing cases, was held on Friday,-Sir A. L. ay of Rannes, presiding. Artoun tile Justices present ?? A. L. Hay (in the Chair); 8ir J. S. Forbes, Bart.; Mr Russell of Aden; Mr Gordot, of Ellen; Mr Lunisdeis of Aechindoir; Provost ...

... | THE COUmR.A-BALMORAL. I ' . . i I . . - ,1 - l r . I I The weathevy daring thv'; ?? ?? that couild be wihd-4aeerar lide~t ~~ b ilbant sifri ?? d~~y ree~~ ?? T tln'w hellth1 adj apbftj5.,p. ?? ?? e Her Majest ya tbiriiireustidie4i~i :walks; ?? l~nestrivr irnm tie niumei-ror patlis inrdjnn.ie His Royalllighns ?? ?? iii Clpfoet havin eea In- tire ' foreirofon her Majet ?? ricese;witi.~&p ...

... I| POLICE COMMISSiOMRS. | ti A meeting of tha Police Board vwas held onday The LordIFrovost'in the chair. - 9 M d . I - h s'b Present.-The Dean of Guild, Treasurer Nicol; -Sheriff b Watson, Dr Matthew, Meisrs Bisset, Matthews,. o M'Hardy, Rose, Ness, Gray, Gordon, Sherar,' t( Calder,-Wisely, Simpson, Notman, Buyers, Mit- b shell, Sutherlind, Spark, and Topp. ei A report was given in from the ...