... HIGH COURT 0F JUSTICIA-RY. S DI.- -oTTZ~V RV- 'Pil.14vrN CHARGB OF MUJDER By POISONIN*, The High Court of Juetiolary met yeeterday, for the trial of Mlary Strutb, who lived with her father, John Struth, in Silver Street, Kincardine, on the alternative charge of mur- dediug, or attempting to murder, her Bald father, by ad- ministering to bim ealts of sorrel, sugar of lead, or other poison, at ...

... EXTRAORDIARY CHARGE OF PORONIG. I (Frhe the DAlY oWs,) At the Lambeth Pollee Vourt,.Soa Friday lastn p atherine Wilson, dlirt Taylo., who bad been. trile the day before at the Old Bailey on a charge of attempting to poison p female named Cornell by ad Oinistbring oil of vitriol to her, bnt acquitted was charged arc ?? felon with having caused the death of Ann 'AtV1nsop tbr t the adonlhtrcrtion ...

... qT MURDE4R 1i IS TO BE DO.NS (Fro'm the Obserio1'J. i The public bad scarcely repovired from the ahock of the a 5nurders at Manoheatei by Tsq1or, aid the murder of her children by Mrs. 'Vyze, of Ludiate iilwhebs a third o0cur. renoe of a similar character ia annouuced as having hap I pened hi the Blaclifflava Ioad. TOe last case is, if possible the most distressing of the whole. The murderer, ...

... GLASGOW BANKRUPTCY OOURT Y&TIMDAY.| (BeforeSheriff STRAT8nIIE1.) EXA3IWATION OF JAME8 LAW, CLOTHIER AND OUTYMN2, TBORGAT8, OLASGOW. These were present-Mr. James Thomson, aoountant, trustee; Mr. John Nasimitb, writer, law agent in the sequestrition; and Messrs. Jobn Jeffray and David Hannay, writers, for creditors. The bankrupt deponed-I commencet business in Febru. Dry, 1860, with a capital of ...

... ROUST OX? &SWW-TvrsiAY, 3m 2X Fritey~ BI VI ION. Walker of b3sownlideq, and Alexander' Walker, Worklaoe, trnustee On the Set cestrated estate of James Gardner. 'The sequestratin 'Wias awarded on-this petition of Mr. Robmbrt i 'WAllel of -Brownlldq, -the landlord, of Mr. Gardner, pi.ai uediatelY ?? pmC ?? th peitio 'Dsorequmt tI e Mi.iValks bad Soldviff ae qvd of PthIn belonglin t the t al a ...

... IHGHI COURY OF JUTIOI&RY, T2he High Court of Justiciary met yesterday-the Lord Jutice.(jeueral and Lorde Cowan and Dess on the beh, I TBIAL FOR 3310AM?, 'Abahalm Lrangley, a fisherman, belonging to Eyemoutb, wsne charged with bigamy, in g0 ,ri8 he ?? on the 1Oh' April, 1859, in the house at Lambertokk Toll been married to Elizabeth PakVee, and kavig. lived Wfth her Eor six. months asB er ...

... SHERIFF COURT, GLAS~ow ?? -o rvrvoan.,u ?? - e- STEEL oflainftt CLYDESuALIA AID EAZIR B11tZIao a. The facts of this case are fully discussed in the IOU te Interlocutor by Mr. Shetiff Bell :_ n Glasgow, 19th J::ns,l862.-EHaving hbeard trtfeg Be tors, and resumed consideration of the pro of P'rotl, end whole process: Finds that no appears osias ss for the defender Clydesdale, therefore htd, h, ...

... DEAN OF GUILD COURr. Jl /. ' A' A W&U AJ4 t VU VfL4. [dtlore the Sub-Lord DEAN Or GUILD and WILLI&H WHSr WraoTN, Eaf1.) Yeeterday, at tbia Cuutt, the following petitions were granted, 1iz:- Mr. Jamea Robb, jun., house faotor, Glasgow. to ereo% a onue-torey tenement ot dwelling houses on slte of present old buildiuga in C(loe 131 SnItmaiket. Potitloner's agent-Mr. Robert Walker, writer, Glasgow ...

... th COURT OF COM3ON PLEAS, WESTMIMTcE--VONDA1, th (Before Lord Chief-Justiea BELE and a Special Jury.) la BmiaEENs v. ALLEa, bo Mr. Sergeant Shee, Mr. Edward James, QOC, and Mr, id Pope appeared for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Bovill, QOC,, Mr. la Hawlins, Q.C., and Mr, J. A. Ruesell appeared for the Os defendants. 1d The action was brought to recover damages for two libeli, d alleged.to have ...

... COURT OF SESSION-THuBSDAY. JIysE Ur ?? TnVISLON. SEaOND DITIS1ON. SuJ3.-WHxs v. SriMSON & SMXLUS. In a prosecution under the 23d and 24th Vic,, CP., before the Justice of Peace Court of Edinburgbabims agaials Simpson & Smellie, for being proprietors el a privase 5e and other vessels for making apilits, thbisalorinatiomwas, 0i account of an objection to the relevancy, withdrawn oa the part of ...

... I NMUNIOIPAL POLICE CO.MA&TTyKg, I qu% nrnlin.- snr-n h- AA- T10i ordinary fortnightly meenting of ,this Couchtte ?? held Resterday-Paille Brown In the chas,, STOREAGH OP AH~~of Ana app, Iliation from the lot Lanarkabirs Valeatei in, leave to ato re ammunition In Messrs, Curtle & , srvoy's cell, in Caratlyne Magazine, wasl granted, provided th ir be oeg in the cell theiefor. PR0T4'YONDA8 TOLL. ...

... SUICIDE OR ACOIDENT. . z saxSS__sn_1- 1 ?? In the Mdedical Statistics of Life Acsuranoe, lately pub. Illshed by Dr. fleming, the following very doubtf at oases are recorded:- - In two of the cases of poISDning, and one of the deaths from gun-shot wounds, grave doubts existed as to whbther they should be ascribed to accident or suicide. The circam- stances of these were so remarkable as to ...