... FIRST DrviSION-TueEday, December 27. (Before the Lord-President and a Jury.) BtOy V. SHYISSY. dpsd E3vidence wvas led before the Lord-Preidn and a jury in an action at the instance of John Roy, 16 Beaverbankl Place, Edinburgh, against Andrew Sherry, wine and spirit merchant, edin- burgh. The pursuer seed for payment of £500 as damages for alleged slander After half an hour's absence the jury ...

... I.THE SPEYSIDE TRAGEDYO j MACALLMN1119 PRISON. I APPEAL IN AID OF KxNG' S FhlMILY. aIt is understood that Mactalum. las, sinre his arrest, continued to mainitain in Inverness Prison the same sullen and taciturn disposition which charasterised him at apprehension. He is lodged in what is known as the associated cell-that is to say, be is along with other prisoners, and careful watch is set over ...

... I TI[E , AL, IWED C li) A1 i I [NC4x FI U1AlD' I P'ROSrOpp'hR B1'ftET'RE 'T'HE MA(USTRA'jr.jT11. ]OJO PER ('IEl'. 1)15 ll1' 'l.i !LclLli.3 lif'nry'. O:dltltll livi . t Sirk Fle'; r rd tYLy, 0 -sr W .!ZlgWX *11 ; n felt2l~ll( * 'a^.~ls ;. r, .,'tilit , ) I.!-. i 1 .l;ei;tl ig to, ;ftreI i. o nil, '11 11 ioil kxitr II,, t -.av. A tl all (;o I i (l ra i !,ii ,rit 't'idiii, Sc'-,-il .I d Cfirp ...

... CRu12ES AND CILI p.fES. THAEMDY IN SALTMASP ?? IYesterday- afternoon Mae7, (Coavttll t oif age, ]eacapd from the Window of a, ]Items at 14- Yiller's Place. and sit oa-nnt- second 1loeor. 1)'-eeased. weint to the I-At-ine-J' on Thure-dav. and immTc~iiiat-1- we-os tol-Jy- terdkv oranioig ita oln-i o- ?? ke-d her v. liy she 'lid tont 7et itn a-i i cC-- - ter wisih her, hot-he ;; cIilit'- - on ...

... .I FIRST DrIISION-Wednesday, December 7. (Before the Lord-President, Lords Adam, El'dLaren, and Kinnear.) 0r5S.AINS V. GLEN.SOIG UNION FSACtLAY COMPTANY. Issues were ordered by the First Division in an s action brought by Samuel Currans, briccnonlder, I G-lenhoig, and four others, the children of the late Robert Curran, labourer, who wsee lilled oa 10th lay last at Glenboig Fireclay Works by ...

... T'HREE MURDER TRIALS IN GL AG 0 W. MIori COURTi OF JUSTIMMARY. A sitting of the High Court of J.iTti daiT was held in 0-lasgow yesterday, the Lord Juetieo-Olerkt and Lord Xyllachy being the presiding judges. There were twelve eases down for trial, inoluding throe charges of orlder. GiAAiN ITIIILL SHO1TING TRAGKDJY. In the Old Court. wvbro rhe Lord JustieeOlerk wias oil the bench, the first ...

... I John Cotton, a boatman, who was sentenced to death at the recent Derbyshire Assizas for murdering his wife at Bugsworth, near Stock- pori, on October 26th, wa6 excacted in Derby Gaol yeeterday morning. The deceased woman was only 36 years of age, and the evidence tendered at the trial showed that jePAousy was the eause of the crime. Cotton beat his wife aboni the head wvith a poker, frae- ...

... Had a severe Atrtack of Tonilitis 9 I , -. i I think your valuable Preparation cannot be .too highly recommended,,' ...

... OUTER HOuLE3-4atucdsy, Docermber 3. (Before Lord Kyllachy.) FOrLIS V. nL`RTA157 aD OrseERs- The record was closed in en acti'on by Sir W.Iliem Liston Foulis, of Cnlint~on, ai Alexander Smart, Anderson's Buildings, JunilperI Green, and othiers, to have it declared that the pursuer has the solo right to thle lands, of Wood- :hail, Coulcire, and that they Were free, 0 any public road, footpath, ...

... FIRST DIVISIONT-Friday, December 30. (Before the Lord-President and a JTurye) PECULIAR SLANDER ACTION. Evidence was led in an action by Robert Mur- doch RKessack, 17 Elm Row, Edinburgh, against Alexander }essack, spirit merchant, 19 Cock- burn Street, Edinburgh, for two sums of £1000 as damages for an alleged slander. The parties are brothers, and the slanderous statements were said to lare ...

... CRIMES AND CHAR-GES. THE LIVERPOOL SCANDAL--TRUE BILL AGAINST WAR K. At the Liverpool Assaize3 yesterday the Grand Jury returned true bills against Robert J. W ork, described in the calendar as a2 soldier, for the wil- ful murder of Miss Jane Yates, for conspiracy to I commit felonious acts, and for being an accessory before the fact to crime. It, is stated that the 1 officers of thre ...

... SOITi,[ NT NEWS. FOOTBALL. INTER-COUNTY MATCELi ABERDEEN v. INVDERNESS. The ainnual inter-county match between teams reprweantatlive of Aberdeen.fhire and Invler- neas-shire took place at Torry. The game ended -Aberdeenshliro 1, Inverness-shire 0. JUNIOR INTER-CITY MATCH. INVERNESS v. ABERDEEN. Played at Thietle Park, Inverness, in ideal football weather. The gasme all over was a poor one. ...