... La Wednesday, November 10. IY This Court met to-day. The Lord Justice Clerk, Led ir Cowan, and Lord Ardmillan occupied the bench. The IThr le Advocate, the Solicitor General, and Mr Adam, Advsek e, Depute, attended on the part of the Crown. C. TTHE STvIatiaG BANK CASE. John Sawers, late Provost of Stirling, who was chargd as with embezzlement of the funds of the Edinburgh and GIL At gow Bank, ...

... WHAT DO THEY-FORTEND! . (Prom the Tinws.) Are we to come to the conclusion that the whole of the last ten years' improvement in Ireland stands for'nothing, r that it is but a false skin that covers the old uncured ulcer, that the demon of blood has been only exorcised and not- iscast out, and that Ireland is not yet in the true sense-of the n word a. civilised country ? This is what we should ...

... . COURT OF SESSION-FIRST DIVISION. ihe t Tad&y% Nov. 16. ho Sa-EPHEN &e SONSE V. NEILSON & CO. - re- Al . Ste phen & Sons,-. shipbuilders, Kelvinh1h*lG1l 5. he goi bult te iron steam-ship Prince Albert fort *o-Aber-- nd d'een.i eibb, and Clyde- Shipping Co., and the' tifdadero.. far N~iihon and Co., furnishedi the, machineriy.' The-'sehiipieg; )se company rejected the' steamner because it ...

... mn At the High Court of Jiesticiary, on Monday, the trial of by Alexander Murray, for having murdered Janet Todd or st Campbell (his grandmother), came on. The prisoner pled )r not guilty. A special defence was given in, pleading a t- gencral denial of guilt, and, in addition, specially urging it that, at the time the offence was said to have been com- in mitted, the prisoner was insane. The ...

... .LV e Tri Kincardineshire Quarter Sessions, by a majority of sta e five to four, have sustained the appeal in this case on we r the first ground offered, viz., a small technical objection ree arising from the oinssionin the. citation of the designa ohy tion of the court before which the case was to be tried. dsa 5 It is to be regretted that the matter was not discussed i e and settled on its ...