... POLICE COURT-MONDAY. (Before Bailie Blackadder.) POCKET-PICKINO IN HOLYROOD PALACE AND CLEVER CAPTURE. Anne O'Brien or Price was placed at the bar, charged with picking the pocket of a lady in Queen Mary's Room in Holyrood Palace, on Satur- day last. It will be remembered that on Satnr- day our streets were much thronged by excur- sionists from various quarters, and of course the places of ...

... We (Levant Herald) feel lively satisfaction in reporting that the assassins of the Rev. Messrs Coffin and Meriam, the circumstances of whose murders %will be fresh in the recollection of our readers, have, one of them paid the penalty of his crime, and three others been condemned to death. The former, Achmet, the murderer of Mr Coffing, near Alexaudretta, was decapitated at Adana on the 25th ...

... Yalu ?11ttillpirt, d OUTER HOUSE. b (Before Lord Ardmillan.) DECLARATOR OF MARRIAGE. N MACDON'ALD V. MACDONLD. I This was an action of declarator ef marriage, 5 at the instance of Margaret Mackinnon or Mac- a donald, against Patrick Alacdonald, Esq., of, or a residing at, Ardimore, Duirinish, in tkc Island bf v Skye. After a record had been made up a proof t had been allowed, and evidence ...

... A letter from Djeddah, in the Levant Herald of the 5th, describes a shocking assassination that had just taken place at Medina: The latest item of news in this quarter is the assassination of Djemal-ul-Eil, chief of the IUlemas, at Medlina, and a descendant of the Pro- phot. The incident is looked upon by all classes here as an important political event, and one which is likely to be attended ...

... OALEDONIAN XERC U X,} 8ROOND EDITION. MEROIRY O(lS10F2, MoNsusi, Eleven o'clock. THE SANDYFORD MURDER. NtW INQIJIRY-APPOINTAENT OF A OJBOWN COMMMIONER. The torturing suspense which has existed in the public mind as to the person by whom the Crown investigation into the circumstances of this oawe was to be conducted is at length at an end, and an appointment has been made which we feel assured ...

... COURT OF' BrSS1ON--TzseuxiaAY -FIRST DIVISION. 1 POWELI. AND CO. AND MANDATORY V. GAKLLACHIER &ND CREAN.1 Powell and CO., corn merchants, Liverpool, a the pursuers in this action, averred that ina February I1802 they had made advances to the defender Crean, on the faithof certain shipments of oats, buttliat instead of beiugdeliveredto them the oats had been sent to certain mnerchants in Glas- ...

... This-Court met on Saturday last, to dispose of the presentment of the Senatns Academicus in regard to Professor Donaldson. All the members of the Court were present exeept the Rector. The Senatas was represented by Professors Syme and Swinton, and Mr Gifford, advo- cate, ?? Dunn, ?? appeared for Pro- fessor Donaldson. It will be in the recollec- tion of our readers that Professor Donald. son ...

... 4 n* cjt l~iqitice. COURT OF SESSION-THuRsDAY. SECOND DIVISION. P;T.-DENNSY. This is the petition in regard to the enistouly of the ?? of MIrN il Macnish. TheCeert ordered the petitioners to lodge a scheme for the residence, maintenance, and edacation of the child. ren. The following scheme accordingly was lodged | The petitioners propose the following schemne for the residence, maintenance, ...

... I yaw JURY TRIALSThtrRsDar. FIRST DIVISION. (Before the Lord President.) . SNRY WELSH V. THE EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY COMPANY. This case, which came on to-day, is another action arising out of the late collision on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. The pursuer is Henry Welsh, clothier, residing in Frederick Street, Edinbnrgb, and the defenders are the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway ...

... SIR ALEX. MORISON AND OTHERS V. THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. This case came on for trial on Tuesday last, before the Sheriff of Edinburgh and a special jury. The trial occupied all Tuesday, Wednes- day; and yesterday. The claimants, Sir Alex. Morison and others, were proprietors of a pro. perty called Anchorfield, lying at the east end of Newhaven, and close to the celebrated Alantrap. The ...

... BUEGH COURT OF EDINBURGE. DfTT DECISION AFFECTO5CG VOLUNMEPM. At this Court ?? Johnston and Bresell, End W. NMackenzie, Esq., W.S., presiding hi -.petitionw Vas presented ?? in DavidsOf in command of the corps of the Edin- si( burgh Rifle Volunteers, and signed by Charles Scott for, and as especially authorised by. him, w nrying the Court to direct Andrew Collins, press- f man, residing in ...

... site leslul. Ossotns, July 16. Her Majest-, accompanied by Princess Hohenlohe, drove out Ye.sterda'y. Colonel the lion. A Hardiuge was in attendance. The Prince and Princess Augustus of Saxe Coburg, Princess Clotilde, and Princess Analie arrived at Osborne yesterday. The grand Duke of Saxe Weimar arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, and went over her Majesty's ship Warrior, with the Prince of ...