... orne the win dow a bowl of gol coin.. The nest day the prisoner was, It seen in Manecheiteri aend being reconised as en old.a pee fender, he was apprehended, on suspicion, bas B an tld, c the polite officer, who searmhed- him, :and found a quanse ur tity ...

... ether stalutmible Ibenefits, it migiet be considered ns a rule in crimoinal catses, that or by a statule conferring a hettfit tipon a. person, who, but for titat ;hse benefit, would have been a witness, his competence is virtualtly ,ad ...

... Shaw, constable oif Everton, was called with a ri -.in iistoso thtto eedn a ena person uot wvortho one ?? the aotion, a Illsevienc, hoovveronl weit o sowthat lie hiod at inert- per ?? ?? h eednsproety orwich, a per otofredip'asleepesdtlehdagreed to accept ...

... equipments on small rafts behind them, up te lower Wott, (a tributary stream,) to attack a third, ?? was pasted in a village, and had thrown out ad. vanced piqietS. The assailants having landed on the a pasite bank. dressed themselves with amazing expeli. ...

... takeni into custody; chat a deep and wanton outrage was committed on him- iclf and family; and that the sl5ameful injustice thus indicted upon him demands a speedy and full reparation. If we could smile whilst considering so serious a ease, we should be ...

... last, William Hughes, a oar- driver, was fined 5s. for being drunk and ainusing a passenger, I end Si. for demanding 33. 6d. when bis proper farewas only Is. 4d. CLATIS AGAINST A BeNeFIT SOCncTY.-Patrick Kelly, who had been for a length of tiree it member ...

... stcx' a tew sacks, &re ai p.l cA (rind tlat .p'ropet ly ii a situationl toi br seen b'y tle whtobe couit. ; ' u ~ththe ?? b ate''a his edge'. i snoieitgt thle attbi neysv&ei or the court, fror'-iwhromt beri coulid riot bit :ditsgtiushed axeept by a few ...

... ciilyjns- a Iltire that if' a sue si's he be al re h~i ccisc eased Isis salsiry it shaI e eecdalso, aad of all econosiy lie ir tiiah htthe svrst wis h wsv onuld keep a servanit below thle rasik he ought to Isoli iii society by giving tc hsii a salary beneath ...

... I know you fol a ?? was req.cstrtd by the prisoner to ipnitoitoutione instance of his bad behavious, but was silent. The prisoners interrogated the witnesses in a very violent manrier, but failed to elicit any thing in their favour. A '*itness stated ...

... members to a class. It is hoped that Government will put a stop to all ocrctorgatnizations of a p-olitical nature that may tend to injure the peace and tirade of the country. These class tiacetings were first recommended antd agieed upon at a t eh-rtis*et ...

... but wvitness felt at his pockets, and discovered 'that 1 etho h-sd in them a crow-bar, a dark lanthern, and a box ra of lucifers. He then apprehended him. The others cool a's-y, but had been taken subsequently. He found that sof ant attempt lied boon ...

... burial of the dead, it wa el n- A joined chat such office was not to he used for any that are ur.- Gtie baptised, or excommunicated, or have laid violent bands upon In dt themselves; that the deceased had been briptioed by a minister,, D preacher, Or teacher ...