... 11 atv COURtT OF SESSION-SATURDAY. FIRST DIV7ISION. M£'DONALD V. BE1.O. This was an action of damages for slander at the instance of David M'Donald , grocer, Lothian; Street, Edinburgh. on account of the defender, John Bcgg, distiller, Lochnagar, having, on 4th May 1861, written a letter in which he said of the lmr upr M'Ponald, If ho was as well known; in Edinburgh as I know him, or the ...

... Tron - 1T. BY 1 A g e .1 at le r1ia i'iok the*wI1fu! c h' bdL ore the eO r bihei seD thsl orae otide of the Sutran-hl, *atb±ji 60MOf a ~Id rcfa ~t'e lise At' ...

... ITAN ?? OO- - 63TRANGES CASE OF SEDUCTI^ON In the Lord Mayor's Court, London, on Saturday, Mr. Godefroy, an operative chemist, brought an act ton to recover damages for the loss of his daughters serviced by reason of her having been sednoed by the defendant, Mr. Barnes, son of a plcture-dealer in St. Paul's Churchyard, and Prorietor of some supper- rooms in the vicinity of the Haymarket. In ...

... MURDER NEAR LAKE, ISLE OF I . IWIOIT. On Saturday night, the lat Instant, a murder was committed on the roadside, close by a labourer's cottage, at Apse Heath, whibh lies within two miles of the vlllegn of Lake, on the road to Sandown. The murderer, James Joseph Wadden, widower, aged bS, ia a farm labourer and an army pensloner, and his victim, William White, aged 27, was a hay- trusser. On ...

... POLICE INTELILEGENCE. COUNCJOdL-EOUSE, Sasurday, Fseswary 22.l Magistrates present, Messrs. W.. -Naish, M. SCastle, and Phippen.i David Buckley eas charged with having anrInvernessi' cape in his possession, supposed to be stolen. P.C. 241I stated that 'whilst on duty in Meechaot-street hea'was called' to the sup-f Mor.( 11 Kicks, pawnbroker, where thu prisonerl was Aofering the cape in pledge ...

... SECONDARIES' COURT, FaZB. 28. | (Before Mr. Po-rTas and a Special Jury.) I stIAW V. THE NOarTH sAvFFoRsltIRR RAILWAX COMPANY. al This was a writ of inquiry sent down from the Court of el Common Pleas to assess the damages, laid at 1,0001., sustained ti by the plaintiff in a railway accident, the defendant having an suffered judgment to go by default. Tile record set forth I' that by reason of ...

... PENTflAETH- I-HousE ROBBERY, A'ND SINGULAR DETECTION OF THE THicp.-Ori Friday the 31st of January, during the ab- sence of Hugh Thomas, of Tynymyhydd, Pentraeth, and his wife, the house was broken into in the day time, and £80 in gold stolen from a box, whieb was locked, and placed in a chest also locked; Information of the rob- hery having been given to the police, inquiries were made into ...

... If rRBltON SALVINeGB, 1BAR FK .HUD _OOCM&1¶'PAL-o0v TH y..,.,J9EEB RF Leoards, llsona FAaaht~tq for Stafgorotfe is B ,~ a to b e of the BirunweamrePoiiee COUte rne been rated, Sg °ccounttant ?? to exane tho bok~ hem 614lefie~ienyaounting to betiren £8,00aland, wah3dizeovered. ldr..Tidd 'ratttvea cormfi aantd , acconts,,thewholo-fraud was bio toUh. 'The ccrt an maager of te abmak ;tof thebajM k ...

... BANKRIUPTCY COURT. rl-l- .-. on aFebruaryf26. T LS(UEion SHuERIF WATSo.)Q at I NTt ESQUSRAINOF ROBERT CLARK, KrNNESITY A. . INTESQETAINMILLS. 0 P. resent :-A. Anderson, Manager. Northern Agricul- or, 11tural CO., Trustee; John Thomson, Advocate, us agent for the trustso ;A. Walker, Johu floss, wc It Examne by Mir Thoricsci-Depsons, I commeisced besi- it u1nsa Whtoonday, 1838. Previocs to ...

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... I BELFAST POLICE COURT-YETSnDAY. [Before WILLIAM S. TRACY, Esq., R.M., and Dr. M'GEE, J.P.] BREACH OF THE MARKET RYE-LAWS. William M'Alesh was charged with hawldngbeef- through town, endeavouring to sell it, and also that the beef so hawked was unsound, and therefore unfit for human food. The prisoner wase acting. for another, and was arrested in Alexander Stree't. Con- L stable Bunting proved ...

... A decision of some interests on the law of telegrams was discussed in the Lord, Mayor's Court on Saturday. A gentleman delivered a message for Chatham at the office of the Electric Company, and their agents, having no vwires to Chatham, handed it over to the Magnetic Company, that had But the Magnetic Company's office was elosed before the Electric; and therefore the Mes. sage was not ...