... CIIELMBPORZ'? AdssIZES-AuOsT a8. THOMPSON V. LANE. t Tiiis-.was an action to recover damages for slander, e in calling the plaintiff a thief. The parties were I neither of them very exalted in life, the one was a t batchers and the other a publican, and one slander 1 was retorted by another. Tofthe charge of thief, t] l the plainififf retorted the accusation of Cickold'r The Lord Chief ...

... OLD BAILEr-FsB. 19. William Sturmans was indicted forretting fire to a house'be t tenanted in Half-Moon Street, Piscadi1ly, with intent to de- n j fraud the Globe Insurance Company, with whom his furniture was insured, to the amount of 150d01. Mary Wright, the first witness, dosed, tatshelivedser- ,ant with the prisoner, at No. 9, Half.Moon Street, Picca- dilly. Hie had a wife and child, and ...

... COmRT Or KINO'S HETCIM-D ' CLEALRY V. C0OBBE loed m ~r Brougliam, a litt'iz, before twelve o'clock, moved M onl the part of the plainthi, that the tria of d bit~ l,.ps~ed. The act'o ?? t Ion C 11e''itesad lblt witl th t h M ~ -Wight badutteed te leter orge b forgCeary, koigtaltter Da ting Alie a t fogr.4 teeseu.M Cleary; which wasea commna juycue hedfnai Wrihtan Cobe houd iI dbeided. 09- ...

... CIRCUjI7fT I2'LUI.LLICENCr. AYUt. 0 Tue C irc-uit Court4 of usticiary ivii openedl at Ayr 014f -Monday lost, bev Lord Meadowbaout. I 1. Jobsi Weems pleatded guiltv or staiga ?? belonging to Mr D. 000(1, in IHigh Cttiitus, and was senteniced to It twelva~months imnprisonnmcnt. a J. MGhiecr was accused of carrying off' a pistol from the ?? of AMr K~err a tnd J1. F~orran, one ft-rm flhovhsp of ? ...

... ;IS. FO S D ?? FOR USDITlON. . Thefolowing is an account of what passed shen seeteitc'e was pronounteed on Bagguley, Druuia0nd, atid $obuiton, on Mozday last:- On ltondav moroing. the Attorney4feneral prayed the 1 judgment of the Court op the three defendantl-. Chief Justice, to the prisoncrs.-You- have a right fot j to marke any objection to your trial, or to the jnlieimtdictm previoui td ...

... c. jyE G CIMC~IT - TLf 1I.SO ,, ONESrAY ARI'5L tb? '~ido a~ornilg, attwenty minute pat:brocoktet Tjjigi Court, gf j~~~at yvao. n hre by Lords Gillies b 09 5seeasti As tickets are no longer inistte ae onetttV pnt the crowd that pesdfradi.'t .ate f the rillernenf and 13th preserved order. T bnh before their Lordshipa, .and te ?? bl e ?? decorated with flowvers from the a Boa ic tabk A handsome ...

... ASLECTrOY C.18E. I . I . WVeurti and o:ll~rs v. the 1'susos-., i.ss ra itrel di c UNCit. of Linlithgow. At t;st Er elhcicl ua ulectlion of tli? ?? of the !hlutgh of Litilithugow, SI ILn tile nnties vt he CoanlCl neer' Iilseare d in iho ien.viapers iul the usual Witv', it ilili:lejin list wvas llsot puhlislwhd 1y desire itf ;i %lou ,lgnt ill Ldii: hurgh, of theil itncs of Uvcntly-Six persons ...

... BIQI COURT OF U.ST1CIAIr. Thursday, JAhn Lawson was brought to thc bar to re-v ceive judgmnenf..; T he vedic the 1, on ? !eprEvioss day, finding hiiji Gs't1y, bhsing, bees ead by' the Clerk, their Lordships were about to proceed, when the prisoner I interrupted them, by begging their Lordships to take into consideration that his Counsel had declined to lead his proofs, of wihich he bad three, ...

... IRELA ND. . County Conrt, Limerirk --Mornda5 Dec. 17. |ha 7tORoRlt OF XEt ST4a t.A'i' John M'Naniaraand Thotras Molony ftyepttt pon theiree trial for the shocking murder of NMrs orane ic er had eocited such horror, and. agitated the ublic ,tiind brt with such awvful interest, at the time of its perpetrltion. nol DIMNaaira manifested an indiftelenee and isensbility at th the gommenremeit of the ...

... - 1ZIGC COURr OF r7USTIMIARI atitjhtr1S f . noC,- I_ L 1 - :.1. evi- Satutdav, the Court proceeded, with shut noes doors, to the trial of William Montgoraerie, ac- cused of 'ctmmitting, or attempting to commit a rape, on Ann Dilling, a girl about ten years old, Li-near the ruins of the Castle of Greenan, in the a to parish of Maybole, Ayrshire, on the 6th of Sep- ded tember last. The Jury ...

... COURT OF, ADMIRALMT. THIE CASTII.TA. This was a questinn of seamen's wngrr, nf im- portance to the cnal irie. 'I'he mariners, prn- aceeding against tile ?? to rlcovr their wages, undrr a conrract From Shiflds to Londin pnod back, alleged tlev were entitled to he paid for tie run, lhavitg ao;ittcthl vtisl l uinder cir- ?? (on SVtrci tlr %lre nie oniciwrradic- luiry evidence. le vesel S:iled Li ...

... ATELANCOMLY CASE, . . X I .I , . - n. Adamson', tile carter. i1 0 %;aro;wsedCt o dien day ee'ennight in the pond bet wccn I ihi h Walk and the ffitter Read, livcd is thc Aihet hilt. lie h tld cen wbo sometime remrrkably ulfrortulatt tn his' luses, ihet andlat's he sol at jat died flrst one, then aitlcandi lac y esl , in ;day clock and purchiled t. third. Nse ai as occupied iln drawnift goods ...