... down to the pri. di son. By this time, Mr Hardie, the Superintendent of Po-, lice was on the spot, with a number of his officers armed w with cutlasses, when the prisoners were all locked up. This c done, Mr Hardie went to the horse-barracks and procured ...

... during the winter covered 1vitd pease baulm, or any thing 'that may protect the braird from the frost, which being rendered hardy by the long track of cold, will, if in a sheltered situation, push vigorously with the f rst blush of ?? Angas. The exports ...

... in his possession.- No fewer than seven convictions in the Police Coart were e libelled on, and Police Serjeant Stuart, and Thomas Ma- - conochie, swore that the prisoner had no other means of ;, supporting hnaself except by thieving. I The LOR ADvOCATE ...