The Sun. — 1856-03-24 (London, England)

MIDLAND CIRCUITS-WARWICK, Melton 22. a ege are hawker.," ' dents of Marischal College and University, Aberdeen, in installed as Lord Rector of Marischal College and ITni- out to India eepecially, would be of great importance. . The critninal business of the assize, which cTininenced Sail one of thein ; " the night is with bim ti catr; a pistol, and Sir F. Thesiger re coarse, and we have come in for a !edging, to which you quested. him to deliver up his pistot to an officer befen attend- versa , Aberdeen. The hail was densely crowded, and Then, there is modern langtmees-ecarcel a FlO le ex- this-morning, consists of 88 prisoners, committed upon - tbe County Rooms, on Thursday morning. The the followine charges f-child murder, 1 ; burglary, 1Z ; -,cannet tau -t • and here is something for on With proceeding with his cross-examination, but it was found ord ctl' .I MA swa's Crack -d iwn 37' itht a Mud- that he had alread done so. Ha said that he bad be- e amon 37 th ose present were the Lord Provost and magis- a,mination for any branch of the' üblic serviee hicghdoe ance comprised also many ladies and gentlemen. Mr. R. stratege, the Professors of the University and professors not require a knowledge of thePse. Next, Oriwental lan: violent robbery, 11 ; uttering forged notes, 10 ; perjury, gt ne eosne, . Stephen, student of divinity, occupied the chair. of King's College and University, many of the ministers guages-I mean not the Hebrew, for which you have 1; unnatural offence, 1 ; arson, 1 ; bigamy, 1 ; stab• wand b'elalbeonerced byn all tirree until' he wwas senseless, 33 years a membery of the Reyal Cellege of Surgeon . ;I,d in which state he was found by a neighbour weltering and a licentiate of the Apothecaries' Company. Thi, Mr. LAYARD, who was warmly received said-A short of the city, and a large number of ladies.. . already a Professor, but Arabic, Persian, and the various bing• and violent assaults, 5 ; pessing counterfeit coin, 1 ; obteining money under false. pretences, 5 ; e.mbezzl.e- in blood. Tire burglar, then went up staire, paueced witness corroborated the testinlony already given, and upon the gold, which they found in an unlocked box, at the conclusion of his examination the court adjourneel time ago he read a recent popular history, which gave a Mr. Layard was received with much applause. The dialects of India, which, apart from their utility, posrelent, 2 ; larceny, 24 The civil causes are thinteen in f the Very Rev- Principal Dewar opened the: proceedings by semi an interest which renders the study of them capsomewhat unfavourable account of the inhabitants o . h. , . . number ; two of them being special juries. spoil, each one's share amounting to 273 sovereigne ; To-clay was the comm'ssion day for the county of ich Dr. Cruickshank the secretary to tivating. Philology gives an insieht into historical and entering a field so:ne few miles distant, divided the to this day. north of Scotland-when the thought occurred that he pastatt.er -after w and for a fertnight afterwards no susphion rested upon Brec-in, but it has been postponed till Monday next M bchal College and University, a,dLinristered to Mr. matters connectec[with Eastern couritries of which there Nisi Priue Court. --(Before. Lo:d Campbell.) might have to exercise some discipline. (A laugh.) But if Layard the oath of office. are no records except those of the Bible-like a lrsmp held