... U SHERIFF COURT, ADOPTION OF LEGAL COSTUME BY THE PROCURATORS. WE intimated some time ago the resolution of the mem- bers of the Aberdeen Bar to adopt legal costume-a gown and white neckeloth-when appearing before the Sheriff as Procurators in the ordinary Sheriff Court in civil or crimi- nal cases. On Wednesday, being the first Court day after the Vacation, the Court opened at ten o'cluck, ...

... JURY COURT-F1RST DIVISION. - - I .. I - A rob.Aozrday, AlareAl 24. all -eWATSON 'V. EARL OF KINTORS. k% ,II' vii oel- INi tise case, which was taken up before the Lord Prsi of FIts dent and a jury, Mir H. G-. Watson, trustee on tire sequos- to Ii5 tratod estate of Mr Walter Dingwall, some time factor to th CCIr the Rlight Hon. the Earl of Kintoro, and lately at Drum- LK forher, near ...

... o T*ON'Thursday. anl adjourned meeting of the University S utCourt of the University of Aberdeen was held in Marie- b ire deal College-Mr Grant Dluff, MBP., Lord Rector, presid- 'a 530 iog. Present-The Principal, Mr Webster, Dr Kilgour, Si od and Dr Mearns. tI of ELECTION OF EXAMeINERS. P 0e The PRICIPlsAL moved that Rev. John Fyfe, M.A., he ap. LI vin pointed Examiner in A rts. b cs Dr MExARS ...

... 1-Tsa University Court of the University of Aberdeen met in 1ilfarisolial College, on Wednesday-Dr Itoanro presiding. ciPresent -Mr Webister, Dr Idilgouar, and Dr Pisie. * The minutes of lest meeting Were read aned approved of. o ADMISSION OF REPORTERS. Tue following Rleasons of Dissent frois the resolution t( adopted at last meeting of thle Court, to admit reporters d except in certain cases, ...

... CO)UHR' OF SESSIONm-FIrST DIVISION. Tuesdayi, May 21. TV5E CARDIWSS CAMT. To-day,.the Court resumed, hearing counsel in the Card- ross case. Mr Macfarlane, for the pursuer, after diseoasing the- grounds of complaint which, had induced tfe pursuer to come intoshe Circuit CouRt, said that as a vast deal of mis- apprehension, and error, and misrep.- sentatiou, and dels- sion had existed in regard ...

... ea ~ (BuFOR. SHEmuF WATmON.) ,n- Wetbnesday, Otis Stordc. ire Sequestration Of WOLLIAOV STEWART, Farmer aisd Cattle ,US Dealer, Corshalloch, Gartly. S d. PRESENT: John Scott. jun., Abrcovnhill,Glass, Trustee; 'V se. John Allan, Advocate in Aberdeen, for Thomas (I seRuxLton, Advocate in Aberdeen, Agent for the V !re Trutee.51 on THE bau kruiit also appesred. Hes had failed to attend the ft ,or ...

... (Before Sheriff COnRIE THONxso.) IFpiday, April 16. I MR ADA SMITH, manufacturer, Cothal Mills, was ex- amined. Mr Clyne, advocate, appeared as agent for the l trustee in the sequestration; James T. Taylor, accountant, Glasgow, was also present as representing the trustee. The bankrupt deponed-My estates were sequestrated in November, 1867, and I got a discharge on composition in F bfarch, ...

... el, IORTANT DECISION AS TO SALE OF VICTUALS. he i Yesterday, an adjourned Justice of Peace Court was held sat in the Court-House, when a point of considerable import- ug ance to publicans and the public was decided. Le James Morrison, public-house keeper, Old Meldrum, was of accused, at a former court, of selling drink and victuals v at St. Sair's market-this market not being in the parish ...

... I oURT OF BANKR UPTCY, Basinzghall Street, London, I August 25, lees (Before M11r Registracr PEPYS.) A IN RE F. 0. LEE. This was a first meeting under the bankruptcy of Fre- ti )nc: (derich George Lee, who described himself as sf 4, Fitzroy il ,Street, Fitzroy Square, cleric in holy Orders, late of Penge, ~ Surrey, and fomerly of Fountaini-hall, Aberdeen. The c bakup ttiutshis difficulties to ...

... ABERDEENSHIRE FUIRS COURT. A: COURT for fixing the Fiare Prioes for the County of Aberdeen, of crop 18131., was held in the Court-House, on in Friday-Sheriff Comirie Thomson presiding. er The following gentlemen were appointed a Jury, in terms of the stpetute, viz. - Thomas Imuss, Esq. of Learney; P. to F. 0. Farquharson, Esq, of Haughton; Robert Simpson, Esq. of Cobairdy;- William M'Combie, ...

... rs THE bill introduced by Sir George Grey on Thursday I or evening does not make the changes which were ex- Jai m pected in the existing system of secondary punish a inents. The demand for more severe measures was St possibly, in some degree, occasioned by temporary cir- i is cumstances. People were frightened out of their usual to *al self-possession in the autumn and winter of 1862, by all ...

... VALUATION APPE.AL COURT. 'THE ImAulE30lt ASSESSME1NT. MrI THE Magi1stratets and Council inst in tire 'Toses Hall on Fri- a day, for tile purpose of hearing cud dispos~ing of appeals Ml agailsot valuations urrode by the Asiessor for thle Burgh for been tIme year frous WhAitolnday, 1866, to Wliitsunday, 1867. if ye rbth toed Provost presidod ; and tire othor Councillors pro- YOUr 1 sot ...