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nk7,glibotivt, who reside in the same atteet
Rove it as their firm conviction that the
Kluced to such • state of emaciation, ern
ch Ohe I;ad hien delivered at the period

ved, that a very serious imputation, to say
:Ist on the character of Mary Linfield, ti e
• h ',erasion, by the mother of the
^lve clearly ascertained to have
tun d talon. The :Magistrate,
" Now, I suppose, after what
11111 your lying.in, together with
r neighbours, who had an oppor.
J previously, that you havo

lutation WA%
he slightcv

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rlalCs
It at its birth

speared doubtful on the subject, and rc.
e more satisfied in her own mind if Marp
the child in question was the same that
was delivered of on the 17th of March.
tat she had not the slightest objection to do
effect of inducing the mother to treat it
tenderne,s titan had been preciously sLown

rrhaps it will be still more convincing to
int that the child I% her own, if the person
red it brings forward proof that she was not
I considerable time previous to the birth of

ilnt
amined, who clearly proved that fact.
en lam perfectly satisfied that It is my
h pay it that attention which a child •
tiler. :she then produced a certificate from
her for some time subsequent to her con- :
dim she was labouring under very severe .*
t Pile produced this document, in order to j
e to pay that attention to the child which I
very bad state of health.
xpresacd a wish to hear the evidence which !I
rebut the charge of ill-moment to her

forward come ftrm.les, who stated. that
hat the child's illness did not proceed front
the part of the mother, but arose in CM.

acy ot constitution,

rse, who had shown much anxiety about
ri with a great deal nf tenderness towards it

pto the eittachited ',tate already deaeriised.
,aid, that as she had no children, if the

lign it op to her, she should take ear., of it,
hilt!, and treat it as such during her life.
reed, that they roust settle that tittestiim

Never, here displayed her materral feelings.
Id not par! with her child for worlds ; and
WAS 111),, setiNtied on the point, it had the
rule happy woman.

be delivered up to her, and Out

[ably drooled, who gave his name C'erdwere,
following charge:— . .

: ~ ..
rl of the town. stated that on Friday night.
defendant prevailed on her to take him
I with her cibring the night, he rose in
ahr watt asleep, and attempted to leave the
cr any competsafion. She, however, heard
room, and jumped out of bed and locked
ant immediately sent his foot through the
in her attempt to prmot his going away
d hit her on the arm. A constable, however,
as given into custody. The complainant
be miti•lied now, if the defendant paid fbr
made her a snital compliment besides.
girl whether she would be satisfied
—Yes, Sir, although the damage

that she was entitled certainly to money

ovvreign will satisfy me, sir.
he iletoulant—Then I should advise you to

'oit, 1 will not consent to give he? more Ma

!n I sown hold you to bail. Decade:U—
-MW rather have the case go before the

.11 have your wish gratified then. Stud for
if you cannot ptoeure it, you must go to

It sittlng in the office on oar departure, wai►

MARKETS.

ICII ANG.E, MO4 DAY, Oct'. 9,

of English and Foreign Orain during last
arrival of Foreign Oat* fresh up this morn-
was extremely heavy io.day, and all sorts.
, were Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper than
samples of Malting Barley supported their
difficult to dispose of the middling de-
iiting to lower prices. The great bulk of
Oats, co:Isis:log of the middling and low
very dull sale to-day, and rather cheaper
at the fine sweet heavy Com found ready
Old Beans were scurce, and with New. as
, full as dear as last Monday. Foreign
, at an advance of IL per last.