... Ad; -M k;} ?? ?? -: i;; I , .- I. gl . L :USRIOUS CHARGE OF' INATTETIO. AGAINST A MEDICAL Ma i bMr.1 ?? phre'ys,'thse MiddIesex coroner has held' ?? 'at Betfiral ( ren 'especting 'te'desth of a moed ?? erry aged 36 years. . Jines'Ferry, No.5, Green-stteet, :.Jethnal Gmren, sara that he weaa dock lab9urer.. .The deceased wae his wife. t6'iad'to,.co'mailain thatlier death was caused through' te' ...

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... ( 0 1' o i'F W.ESSION-T!t{Soxv Jx\. 17. ?? HOUSE, (iEfore Lordt KINLOCH.) I' t V i' 1) tyraa£1S ?? Px'RsanErND POtICE :t'Ontil-IONlEitS AND OTHERS. I .1 li>is ae.ui !rolailgllt ?? Certain inhabitants of It t Liltat! ;k i:n. thae Conintissioners fur the burgh i 'mci Vile 1¾ -ial li'lce Act, 1S62, and a number I T . 'S IY, &t.. Ni ho-e wrorks are snpplied by * tLC tiutait tel-i ath vater. ...

... THE GREAT WHISKy CASE ASR A case was decided Yesterday in the Court of which seems to illustrate the principle of the Sessla commercial morality, so far as that is affected vbyt praetice of adulteration. The case vas brited by the Medsrif W. Tajlba2 ,and Co., merchantie - A~frican traders, purobasee4 of Messrs Macfan [,,I distillers, of Port-Dundas, Glasgow 20 ne 554 d Co of: whisky, which ...

... EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES oN TRB LONDON IAND NORTH.WESTERN RAILWAY. For sometimepast numerous complaints have been made as to articles of jewellery being missing on the London and North-Western- Railway; and within the past few months one Preston tradesman-MV Johnson, watchmaker, &c. - has lost gold chains worth between £2300 and £400 whilst in transit to that town from Birmaingham. Another Preston ...

... ~Ii4 ?? .- UST .;rA-, Y.~ IF . . -x ,, ~~1 Athir- tree ,ndompress, his throat, and by' ;i 'force take from his custody;a purse. Is 2d., and a hat. The: prisoners pleaded not goilty, and the case went to s Alexander Go6doi, 6 pty asatlted and robbwd,'was examined, and gave evidence as to. the, male prisoner'. ,seizin-lhimf by the. throat and fsriking him, and to the female prisoners;,robbing ...

... COURT OF SESSION-OUTER HOUSE. Vi nerday,, Januaryvi 17. MURRAY AND OTHEB5v. .PTEiIRHEAD POLICE COMlMIS- BIONEB5 AND OTHERS. THIS action is brought by certain inhabitants of Petserhead against the Conmmissioners for the bargh under the General wholie Ac, 1862, and a number of manufacturers, &a., woeworks are supplied by the Commissioners with water. Declarator is sought that the Commissioners ...

... BANKRUPTCY COUlT -YE ...

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... ! .KIG -r I 6 , - ?? . , I , .. . - -.C EL l _e G.ARTTA OX:It I kr. W. J; Payfep i.coroiei; lee held an inquil at .-Geoige's W.&&hon-. Southwjk,, ?? gte Des$ hesd~iwife and his t'er -aw, Maris Honrmd feil intb atateibkf great poverty.- Their sopc suppaa the pittance earned by the two women at -esurt-iakimg for thp on 4,9tr8-qrthe Ahopi. The~y badl'nbtilufdiieI ?? ofid-oiyfigment, a fortnightg ...

... LICENSE TO MUI1'l.. (Fro' n the New York Thrilbu - The Prei idnt. by anI order date: I A cr has dissolved the IMilitary ?? L. ar¢6!- Richnmond. for the trial of Dr Jamn - ?? Tbhe prisoier. who recently murdr. D Rockbhidge Connty. V a.. has thtre-f: - bm L- charged fruin cu-todr, aud is Soiet .mm fo punirhanent. `The facts in thit cs . universall-v knowni A few 'week, ao a nenro namted Ytlt h ...

... COUR.T OF SESSION. SBeC'N-D DIVLSION. S.\irflT.D, January 2U. DICElSON AIND OTHEEtS VS JASCKS()N. This was an action of interdict for all8eed infringe- ment of the trade-marks of the complainers, who, as well as the defenders, are iron manofactmrers. In the conlplainer&' price list their iron was entered as stamped Goman 8 iron, while the defendant's was marked Coats 'iron. The Lord Ordinary, ...