... MIcI)a.'v, October 19th. 1836.-Present-SiR D. SCOTT, Bart, Capt. FIIA\KLIN. R. N. It. PEDDEn, and J. HALL, Esqrs. T1,11is11s J,,les, who looked liked like a seafaring man, and whose face and attire were wofully expressive ofextreme destitution, was brought up as a vagrant. 'lie prisoner stated that lie came from Weymouth, and had en- Icavoured to make his way to Dover. lie had only escaped ...

... BENCH OF DJAGISTRATMS. THunsDAY, OcronsEh I,-present, $ir D. SconT ahd'R1. PEDDERe, TIhe followinig gentlernen we ap01td9s v Ora of eigt ways.:-Partslade, T1homq _4as & ef~ellte&aW~ I~a9igO.Wili fo. o; Eeret9o, Bartholomew SnetiteeT8, llaL Wllild,.Cietirge Stephens. J4'#sM~'n abon,-ke %s ichrged, with'ritoeeaanid'drutnkbA coniduct do 'tbe, preyouli evqiiinq. i h ctr-od Tli'e policeanor stateA ...

... BENCH oF mAGISTlrATES. TIURSDAY, OcmorEt 8.-Present: Sir D. SCOTT, Bart., II. PED- DEI2, and W. SEY'IOI., Esqrs. I StC Esc% ANsy ?? k launagan charged a ad named John Harmaon withl latvihg robbed him of 25s. 1his case was adjourned fiomn Monday last. The complainant, a ntive Of the sister isle, is a travelling bookseller, and preseted irmself with his stock in trade wrapped up in a dirty ...

... - Hlow are the mighty fallau'! The late revision of the lists for this. bdrough-thlat sevisioin which was to have placed the Tories triumphalitlyat the head of the poll, and: to have corn- pletely bihsted thsehopei of rive. Reforiffers'-ll5?gi'vef sttth a'teri. riflrd blow to their bonsting8, swaggeritS' fleoda pruy ,circumsstance wiji tile just and ntterited exiJ68dire' of theit vile ~means ...

... THE NATIONAL DEBT v. BEERSIIOPS. When a stick or a stone is thrown with violence at a dog, tile animal becomes enraged with that which in'utes him. He never suspects the man who hurled the stone at him to be the remote cause of his injury. So when people get iniormed against, and half or quite ruined, they become enraged against the rascally informer, but never suspect the national debt to be ...