... hundred attd a bralf wsiiht of rope frotn the truow En- Ir Mr. J. A.~ Smart staled thret he was one of the owners;- anti thrat oltout a quarter trast eigat o'rlorki itt the evenirag of the I GItfh D)ecember, in rrinseqrtivnce of sti) alarm hrvaein been givela ...

... lived in leis present leouee 8 c,'ars, 1bthda~ )Len, d uring that titue, the least affected in heis seaitlh Ivs by the sneell of the Gas'Works . About two years ago tes senell !i wts sutficiently d' isagreeable to induce leimn to complain. eCross-exa ...

... cheek, &c. There being heoveter ei1 evite!-c' contradict tbe fact of the assault, the J urv found hie C;ie ity ab : he was sentenced to be Impurisoecd J;cr F'u'tee D'aiys, aqdi to enter into his own recogrnizances in 201. to keep the peace. On the Town ...

... wher', speaking of the clea-ing of a baby's carriage, it said She dusted dust from off the top, While Moilv nsepp'd it with a mop And broom'd it fvith a bronni ! (laughter.) He (Mr. (.) saw no offence in dan-ing, nor even in dancing in a dress ; and as for ...

... in Mav Va'iad, yort'-e een shtnning,' youd better leave it o6r, or you'll be cauiht. On this occasion, t said, ou'd-better a taken tv asdvice. she jid,; I siish I bnd, andIl should not'have been here noW. J'mes Frelnch, a sil'eraith, proved the coihsa ...

... XR][STOL SESSIONS- tC[outLbiuedfrom otflst.J Thomas Wilson Goiny was senttenced to be imprisoned tin the common gaol for £welve moniths, be first and last monih ts be lloi-. tarv' capjzten t. Jlohn Iillier alias Pruett and W. Seymour, for stealing car- ...

... tenlit d sired. Th1l'le''ergs- in-n of' the cintireir wfhih Stott regitlcirly atierriedl reonoistr;cted w ,itht firtio in his pastmoral clararcter. tip Iit Iris unn;Itrt (llisi tticy, (esposedi to irm the delnqioinrs nurtiet a, hict hie Itbue d triitt ...

... diolacl idw C ised lmmu~ren~iiskil vrtan ly~iy lmrienologmsts aftei the' body was', iii the distinrd'a D' iiud thaiynss h6t thajt tjhe JahIps 61n lui'se'd ?? dorc ji~lustmation of the jirmnullel ?? ?? At inc _LMa~YWqis'oii a de~efit 1~looihj wonisn,: 406 ...

... -AIUPBEM1. ROBINSON a~d OT1HE'R$b- Thur~ny 27soms RbinonEdvard 'Brovpa, Wi llam Waeso0i, (harlas Morr~i, William Davidson, ~iid j~.&lw..J0zn`,' were jnidieate for i 'ha'ring stolen~t frn'tlie dwtvlling-house. of Gre~gdxr Northy.'J.)Cvofiport, .on Monday ...

... Grant said he could not allow anything as it was paid for. Mr. Spencer spoke about some bottles that had been taken away. Grant d-d his eyes, and said he would knock his teeth down his throat. He came again, and asked Spencer to give him up the businessagain ...

... eifibetobr' tdit d ay~, ?? (hthey -werte oiln shio'e 9t INalltoa;f that he (Citpi ?? )hilitittined hito, that S1- (ir Ed iidr Codrniugtll, had given1 tip the letter tew flid, will o ?? n~as I till sdtth'd. ~ ilA had hear] -Sir, Zdwai'd iwn iftqit~ sutjiutiiot ...

... mit of the Square be lost Sight of them. 'Ties night conStable pa apprshend-d them -at six o'clock ire the mo~rning, nenr a house Iin ex I~,lng-seeesctwhere they tako in ol~d junk. W~hen they saw bin, be tlsay trwhe rope over's door, asrl ran aivey, Guilt ...