... LAW -VREPORTS. JUIY COUR1t'1.-JULY 23. FsIsr DIvIsIoN. (Before the Lord fustice General.) O.AliEAlll 1.. irVlE-DEFAiMTION. The followinr was the issue in this case- JOHX OAKESNIII -1), tabourer, formerly at Colinshauglh, in the parish of Careston, now at Ballunie, in tbe parish of StrlCtthlo, pursuer; and WIVLLIAM Fvm, of Slatefield, fanner at Baluabriech, near Breehin, defender. Whethier, on ...

... HIGH COUIRFT0JUSTICARY. TRIAL Of DP. WIELOBYCKL The High Couirt resumed yesterday mornmng-the Lord Justice-Clerk, Lord Deas, and Lord Handyside, on the bench. The Court was crowded throughout the whole day by an attentive andience amnongst whom the greatest anxiety appeared to prevail as to the progress and issue of the trial; Considerable numbers, unable to obtain admittance, assembled round ...

... LAWV, REPORTS. COURT O0F SESSION- OUTER HOUSE. Wednesday, 21farcl 18. (Before Lord Ardmillan.) THO1S0 S T S31ITH V. THE MAGISTfATES AND TOWN 0Or CUPAR. Counsel for'the Pursuer-Fraser. Jardine, Stodart, ard Fraser, W.S., Agents. Counsel for the Rev. Mr Cochrane-Cook. Mur- doch and Boyd, ?? Agents. This is a branch of a case (Cochrane v. Smith) which has already come, on other points, before the ...

... Ont Tuenday, Eannacyne M'iNanghton, Chief-engineer of the Mercator steamer, which plies between Leith and Hsamhurgb, was tried at teith, before Provost IM'Larens and Baumi Rogers, twso of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, uponl an in forma- tion by Mr Sparrow, Comptrollor of Customs, for having, on the 25~th September, been found on board a vessel in the port of Leith, in3 which were 58A lb ...

... POLICE COURT-JuNlE13. Sheriff ARKLEY Presiding. The 'cases to-day were few and unimportant. A YOUTEFUL BEGGAR. Euphemia M'Kay, residing in Carnegie Street, was charged with being found begging in Leith Wynd, on Thursday last. Having been proved guilty, and the Inspectors of the parishes of Canongate and St Cuth- bcrt's having been heard, she was ordered to be sent to the Industrial school or ...

... COURT OF SESSION.-TirmsSDAY, ,LiN. 24. Several cases were advanced a stage in both Divi- sions to-day, but only one of public interest was de- cided, and that in the SecOtD DIvisioN. ARCUIBALD V. 'ISTYREv. We shortly stated the merits of this case when it was heard, in our paper of 16th November last, and need not therefore repeat the facts. The Court to- day adhered to the judgment of the ...

... (The following appeared in our Second El dition of yeste day.) SURRENDER OF EARS. The Russians took 30,000 muskets. The English officers were not compelled to file off before General Mouravieff. Omar Pacha had recrossed Ingour, and fell back on Soucham, Kale. PEACE PROPOSITIONS. BEuLIr, Sunday.-The Kreun Zeitung says, it is not tree that the demolition of the Russian fortresses in the Black ...

... EDINBURGHI-. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.-PCter Browtn was r00l- victed yesterday at the Justice of Peace Court, of selling spirits without a license, and atnerced in tile sum of L.12 lOs. HOUSEuI1EAKING AND ROBBUVY.-Oll FridalY CVeIL ing last the stables ?? House were broken into. and a quantity of carpcnter's tools stolen fiom theml. the premises being at present undergoing repair. Yes- terday, ...

... JURY TRIALS. MURRAY AN]D OTHERS V MILLAR AND OTHERS. The Lord President and a jury tried this case in the First Division yesterday, the pursuers being 'Mrs Grace Thomson or Murray, spouse of John Murray, farmer, Finglassie, and the said John Murray, her husband for his interest; Elizabeth Thomson or Jer- vis, spouse of Alexander Jervis, residing at Malleny Mills, Balerno, near Edinburgh, and ...

... x w .4 t..W. ?? .R. it lplat pro -CeO U RT OF SESS-ON-JULY15. FIRST DIVISION. , C. MI. DARSTOIVV, D. LINDSAY. me Mr Barstow, accountant, lodged 'a claim. to be ra ranked preferably on-the ewquestrated estates of Ca- b meron and Company, papermakers at Springfield POE Mills, near Loanhead, and, of -John 'Cameron and cia Ja es M'Murray, the two partners of that company. yes as individuals, for ...

... POLICE COURT-Juxnf26. Sheriff HALLARD Presiding. WARNING TO WITNESSES. Patrick Mooney, a hawker or dealer, was charged with assaulting John Charlton en Tuesday the 18th in the Physic Gardens, and striking him severely on the face and other parts of his person to the effusion of blood. From the evidence it appeared that some time previous Charhon refused to do sonme s-ork for Moone', and that ...

... COURTh S SSION. BOLLS. Notice this day Saturday, 28th June. The Court have directed that no reports by the Lords Ordinary upon Incidental Petitions, &c., shall be made upon the three last sederant days of the Court. -Order of 13th July, 1844. INNER. HOUSE. First Division Sumraar Roll. L. Pet., Earl of Kintore, for Authority (Haulkerton Estate); C. Pet., the Earl of Eglinton, for Authority, p. ...