... A Conrt was held in the Court-House on Monday, for the purpose of disposing of appeals made against tile decisions of the local Magistrates, and Justices of the County, at the recent licencing courts. Mr Thomson of Banchory was Chairman; and there were present besides, on the Bench, Captain Shepherd of Kirkville, Mr Burness of Mastric], Mr Birnie of Johnston, and Mr Ferguson, Coynach. The ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE EMPEROR. -I PArs. Sanday.-Tbe following are the, authentic details of this event:- Tbe Emperor, yesterday, ahont five n'cloek, was riding slowly up the Champs ElseRs. on his way to .join the Empress in the Boie d(e Ito'ilone. He was aecompalied by Colonel Nev and M. de Valabreque. As he approached the Arc de Triomphe, a well-dressed4 mnn was seen to advance to ...

... A CAsE which has created considerable interest in this quarter, came on for trial at the Perth Circuit Court, on Thursday: we allude to the charges of forgery against Messrs James and Georga Brown, jun., tanners and leattler.mercihants, Arbroatb. In the indictment against these persons, the names of. 207 several witnesses to be nddaicrd against them are given, as also a list or inventory of ...

... on Nveeitesdaly the Right Hon. Sydney Herbert was ox- th, ,anineci. The firnt portion oflhis evidlence we give entire, as it tic j50 tes about which there has been so much riansuder- Pe eiaed pol a Secretary at War uinder Lord Aberdeen's tic fJtealoda nt an loa member of that Government. After at ~ rakng upl alof LOrd Aberdeen's Gov'erncnent, I left the Co ~jtef ofSeretryatWar, and became ...