... COURT 01T SESSION. BILL HA1:ER-Friday; Augost19.t -, . ( . Before Lord Fearaonj . 'TUEX COLLAMSI 0f AN DiNBUR2GE nE-Msr: I * 14& Persn tadA beica him in ,te Bill OCamber a bill rosented by David Goldsaton, .c5ver inaigilder, 105 Nicolson Street, Edinurgh, for letters of inhibition .an'ainst JohnD rever, draper, SO0 Nicolson..Street, It-cinhurgh, to inhibit himn fbr parting.in any-wa.y.with any ...

... I COURT OF -SESSION. OUTEZ HOUSE-Wednesday, gA 34 (Befo ord KyEllacy.) CLASGOW DECURANTaR.Q MMIAM CASE. Judgment was given in the action 70y 3Irq Mathieson. Connel or icks, '13 pialar- Dennistoun, Glasgow, against Wilhin Rie lately carrying on business as a Photographeraa accountant in Union Street, Glasgow, and elm against John Hicks, residingtat 261 par.ae, tary- Road, Glasgow, and James ...

... CRi.MIS AND CHARGES. EXECUTION AT SWANVISEA-AN EXTRA- O-RDINARYCONFESSIGN. Joseph Lewis was executed in Swansea Jail yesterday morning for tho murder of Robert Scott, gamekeeper on Miss Talbot's estate at Margan, whom he shot whilst engaged in poach- ing in June. Scott was found shot dead and with his head battered in. After several persons had been apprehended suspicion fell upon Lewis, who ...

... I ME AND CHARGES. SHERIFF STRACHAN, ON PERJURY ce PROSECUTIONS. - -se At Glasgow Sheriff Criminal Court yesterdaye -before Sheriff Strachan and a jury-a young Ci man, named Dugald Macdonald, residing at 193 tm Kent Road, was charged with having, on 5th 1, May, in Glasgow Sheriff Small-Debt Court, he or having been sworn as a witness in-an action at against him at the instance of William Philip ...

... BXTRAORDINARY CRIME IN ARKANSAS. A MUflDER AND SUICIDE-FOUR BLACKS LY!4 ViED.. (aEUTER.'s TELEiGRAM.) Clarendon. August 1O. 'A mob last night took out of jail here three ucroes and one neg-ess and hanged them on neighbouring trees. They had been imprisoned' in-connect-ion with the assassination of a man named Orr, a yosng white merchant. Orr's i wife, who was charged with having instigated' ...

... 4 EXECUTION AT CARNARYON. Thomas Jones was esecuted at Carnatrvon yes- terday for the murder of hie paramour at Fes- tiriog. Since his trial Jones had behaved in the most callous manner, and showed indifer- ence to the ministrations of the prison chaplain. Last Saturday, however, he became more serious, and appeared to realise more fully his awful posi- tion. Jones was an illiterate masn, .and ...

... CREES' AND CH-ARGES. -!HE INSUIRANCE FRAUDS. .eENTiENCEGN MONSON, HONOUR, AND METCALFE. Mr Justice-La-eancaecontinued on Saturday -the searing of the-charge- against' ictor Honour-(40), grant; Alfred-John Monson (36), of no ocupam- tion; and Robert Ives Metealfe (36), agent, in- ?? for conspiracy and for obtaining by false- ?? a policy for'£1000'in the Norwich lnica -Lfe Assur'ce3 Compapny. ...

... COURT T OF SESSION. _ I OUTER HOTUSE-Tuesday, August 9. ?? Lord Low.) WALLACE V. WALLACE. Jud(gment has been issued by Lord Low in the Court of Session in an action raised by Miss Edith and M-iss Elizabeth Wallace, aged respectively 4. and 50 years of age, residing at 47 Waverlev Place, Aberdeen. against their father, James Wallace, Strathpeffer, who is 87 years of age. The sum- mons concluded ...

... COURT OF SESSION I p.OUTER HOUSE-Toesday, ACP- Vt (Before Lord Pearsor.) REII & EOXS V. BRtGGS. Lord Pearson has issued his judgment in i action at the instane of bert Reid timber merchants, Ladybanl. Fife, .Viliam Briggis, asphalt manafacturer. -.ed bank The pursuers asked declar.ter el were entitled to have the water of the W5a their property at Ladyebnk in ti'stl-I9 polluted state fit for ...

... CRIMES AND tCH:ARGES. I EXECUTION BY ELECTRICITY IN NEW YORK. 1 (nnuresE' TELEGRAM.) Newv York, August 1. -Martin Thorn, the barber, convicted in Novem- ' bhr lost of the murder, under atrocious circum-- stances, of William Goldensuppe, Turkish bath I attendant, whose body was afterwards cut up' and disposed of piecemeal, was.exaecuted by elec- tricity to-day in Sing Sing Prison. j TEaiTY DAYS ...

... TEE ACTION AGAINST THE ALLAYN LINE. In the Admiralty Court yesterday, Sir Freazcil Jeune. assisted by the Trinity Masters, concluded the hearing of the action brought by the owner 'of the Dundee steam rer Iona, to recover damages 1 from the defencdarts, the Allan Line, in respect of injuries s:lstauned by tbseir tesscl taking the ground in the river St Lawrence on September 16 last. in ...

... .; RECKLESS CYCLINC 1N CLASCWHS William Ritehie, a young man, who resides a't 38 Elder Park Street, Govan, was charged, at the Central Police Court vesferday, before Bailie Clelaund, with havingrecklessly or f uriouslv ridden a bicycle in Renield Street on 6th Auguist, and 'knocked 'down a boy named Joseph Finner, -of 25 Balmano Street. Accused pleaded nse guilty, and said that; although he ...