... 'SHF, Cr19pR'SamI.? q . Majo Lrnam ?? Rt,. Rawzng M'Ado, Clark.-'bi Was the,-d 'dtonhnt brd allowed ?? ydfutatutlr~ uh'.roolarla Mi' Serfistw 'MerreiWetd, anid,~l MiC Cmye, aperd Ifo t plainttiff lout ther~e were, no Counsel for thi.e ~detetlimt!~. s-olicitor~, wve believe, attendeud to wattihl thepr 'ce~din~ joins eh'tltbut. he deulined ioseaolri the-- i'3fo' Ctorloqoi opered ttte' pleadiiit ...

... COURT OP KING's I3ENCHI, JUNEr 12. The lfing v. T~zsd-ntiscase a rtule for, a qseo Iwarrantla has been Obtained, 61I1lttl upon the defendant to s~ cause by what Sttthority lie exercised the office of Alderman pf WVeymouth. The ,ule was ohtiaed on thle gructnd that. he swas at the slame ?? 'wn.Clerk. svith a salary or 1(11. a-yelr, nna. that he passed the Sccottnts belongitng to his ofi e ...

... :. COURT OF CO QNQ PLEAS, Jus17 . 'zg ' tiz~j .D on eou 2 .Gid41jz/:; V e BZhof-tExreter' This 'etion' (b ?? irnpedit) has beeu so. tei betore the Court in different yhap.es. that the circunistAnf'w5 out- ot whit f it, harisrt4i';nmtst'be . tamiliar ti- the putiilir. The pIleadinigs, whlechad e-eh ha igi- niallv of infiiite leength, (the declaration consisting of.no less thani eirhtnaid-to rty ...