... The rev'ision of the lists of voters for this city was Continued 0On Saturday; and tip to Wednesday evening, when the court was ad- jourried to enable the barristers to attend their appointment in Basth on -.ThIursdav. Yesterday morning the business was again resumed, anid, Frillm the mass of names yet remaining to be called overit i proabletheour 'IsI be obliged to sit for several days ...

... I REVISING'BARRISTEItS? COURT. %Y The vevision' f the lisIs t'or the- electoral district of thils city, Id was brought. to aRcios9e yeiterilily afternoon' about three o'clock, Id after having oceupieudtwteasyO h~eut ~ fetn h -positiono,ofthe1 tsvii.parties, lie canl confidently state tbat the )y Libcrals have itcquired a vast accession 61l' siryngth; tfiough we 5-~ will not bazard the Ohinton ...

... . I These Sessions commenced on Monday last. The calendar contained the names of 62 prisoners, no cite of tvhose cases, 'ow- ever, presented any feature ,f parti*ula4r'iderest. The fallowing are the sentences: , sN.s-sPoRTATroN.-Fourteen Years: Jlasm Beatha, for robbing s Mer. Sevier of a gold watch, chain, and seal, on the I Ith of July . last, in St. James's Chsirchyard; a former conviction ...

... RErVISTNG 1ARRSTEPRS' COURT. lit B111r9ToL, OCDT. 18.' Jile,Tbarristerg,. appoipted to revise the lists f or the glectoral dis- trict bf!,his Citv, Messrs, Wm. lMackworlii Praeeai ad ohn ren w66d; 'Esqrs., openedd tlieir Court at thle Guilidhall, on Thursday inorningk~it tell-o'clowck.' From the gii'nt numbifer of objections Smnde ~y both parties.. tilisinusual degree of jisterestwag ~excL'ted ...