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1 r:. aklwia e2tne In li. ae.i.taaee, and tra.!ritit *ids a
imipatrise hinge, beet two on the honed, and wilts the
etchenne elate up, the name n( Kentiritk .prated op/.
thew Uk► ■ •Recto, they ell atn.•d nontionleett,ont one of Mew
wrist, .et •ee.rk blew, awl he threat►ntnit to MINA to piece.
the fte.l Chart." that aliwaivh"d hlm. ll' h"reveli
• ...too Mr Prettied. noel rwav►yed In the watch-hone•.
?topers, •ito•••••• having rioted the ..neap Yo the patio:
.rtle.• •l the M■srshal.- (Vt. Mittel, le orders.: the accusal
to, roil 6.ti.
fItIRBERT,BY SOLDIERS-

!Tillie= Abelson* siml 111111 N 41011.45 r, ►rivate oat-
rl'ers to the 3d utimmit of four poorda, were committed da
saapteUra of .te.l.uß a quatrusty of ate, &Vero bottles of
ruuataio, I sod storey • too. owl o qaustify dti..dsr
the property of is... Ratites. tha Peihririrem of Hog King'.
'eau T ..... , hinier•elvel, Ititektiortuun Gate.
000.jo.ta. Mr. Masker, deposed that be
I.linPlo here orearter 4 at the IC tat's Head. the Thane
• •% naurn•ae he (mti.em) f..iii.4 dud the rock is die ale bar.
1 had ,twist the ►..r.,1,at herd tamed round; Ise
the Priam:era in a 1911.1 pg. me ad their twain beets
t.rapaeue,p empluUrel is flee cellar•. He marched their bore•,
•ou ao dav•baloo* &maul a hey that Nolo ked the teller door,
• nod tin bottles of sonar. ago bad. be oils rootioeril,
ea foot.• from the cellar. Wake found too gouge ►its
r fowler holes. He IMei took stock of oiler% ad. sad
.'`}quad she aborr-wrestioti.4l quiddity bad been takes. liar
't Prisobers sire eciesasitted fur Sisal atiaosiattiet an a relent
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It twi.voaottor
1,, THE TABLES TURNED. Olt THE BITER BIT.
, Tramiel iy Mr. Willem, Horner, • vesweccaMe inshore re.
▪ 404ine at Wskelleld, is Voiliabiee, warn 1110180 ha More
it Emma,. Faq. chafers' a' Hie avoidance of marl tiorle
• Ohm Waferfits POI. with havgag bee of a MO:"
-ebbionble; • mei hag, mil a halfpenny, nailer the hallowing
feimanowanem
4, The •Proaceuredi foaled, w Ili apparent veracity,. that
• shoat modem *Mork its. precedisat aught, she was Issiteltial
•I•on OWN died. in the pamage of • Islam i• ivy-place, it.
..,,e;illeoglhefir•kinovea by the name of Rat's Castle), leading
• 01 G. twee waves, whew tem sleep swat broke* by NM*
„,..isitemolr pulling heelers show; awl on rising she peartnived
the Nehower ape. her w tb hi• bawl in bee porkeda, fame
• which pie mimed the meted', shove 'Tented. She iaidantly
▪ iiagts lots 11•1111, aloe' the watchmen conditt up, she gave Ilse
• Tfiss;ewe into their ,large for the rubbery. He was take.
• 6; SC (idea's wateh-Iwomr, and fen being searched IlieLhini.
evAlitaares tonne' upon Mw. Me never saw Ib. Primmer berme
go he" knowledge, and wit quite positive he had bin hand
MT prot..l
Tbei •atchnwes preveA Sadist the thinshle on the Psi.
• pomp, sad rine Magidrate naked the accused what be had to
e ram SA OM erwroatisns.
The Priaoeicr motel, he hid bees Is Isaias shots. Intl
• scootbs; he rams on a ems so hie slater, who le In tin-
of Mr. lbompaou, of Nnetiaser.street, CAmeadlol6-'
On his arrival 1.. d posited Ista legeage thirty
I..lPliaiillll in Ism pipmsolow, which he bad drawn from bee,
with the eaceptieso of tit. A few days ago he was hmileskto
Nottingham to see some relsticensi, and had taY.011:11
in the coach foe that rumpus,. whirls was In lea* hill`at
five eickek that moraiot. He had takes leave of 1401 Z.
atom, half paid eleven o'rl rk on the sight in question, 1
bad orio,s ha• the at anwer.igas, sad a bundle oft at%
committing two shiits, sit handkerelmerfa, and other articles( I
stud me be was paining Si. Golew's church two wont,
•otittched the handle from under his arm •nd ran away,
sit be pursued them sod took the boodle from them,
sebtegematti stria Mised by the vomits who now •ppeired
arainsi bins, sad she ran away with it, folluwed by big.
mots the peony-, where abe said she was sleeping ; 'be
..meltt hold of bar and demobaded his beadle.; she said she
had sot got it, but tots of the other amuses had. He still
1.606 tight bold of leer, and In the scull, she got her band
late Ma tweet-Ism poeltrt, is which was the six sovereigns
She riled writ " Monies!" Watch!' he. and the watch.
aura canning rp lope I"s'. him is Agree for having robbed
I or. Ou his g. tang w the watchboust bet found he lied bees
f..hls; of the., of the sovereign., aid a silver thimble was
emonges the other en..ney in hes which she accused
list este aliog, hot. io fart, was plated there by her at the
4,46. sovideigna However, her char:, was
tale, in preference to bin, and he wan locked up for the
11-lony. He was quite wilier at the aim,, fur he had only •
'lto, of spirits with Lord N irrwempl'a mutat the whole
OAT, whirls he partook of Jost before he wag robigni of the
I isedie, and who wee pr. sent sod (mold prove that fart.
The groom of Lord Haresomfl peeved that he left the
Primmer at half-rest elegem o'clock is Oxford meet, after
eleisking it clam each t he Wall 1161.0 quite sober.
The Magi•trate said, that be w .a afraid that it wan 160
I'i...in-ally the ease ;bat sight' coo sfsbk‘, whim chart's Isere
hr.:might he fore the wt. only to he • one aide of the toesliins,
tames.' of hearing both pertly., which was extrrwelgierong..
1., Ai. cam be wan attuned to tlook that the Primmer was
t .nurcal of the charge alleged to him, sad that the woman
ofm the guilty prison, aid bad placed she thimble herself is
porke to escape the rafts ut patter herself. He would
I ice 10 be mad, ampaiideel wish the character of the Plow-
. ogle he-ore the Imminras went any Gerber.
Risthy, • pasted, awl augment watchunot, then came forested
and staled her to be a Notorious prostitute load street thief,
Ow Mad 1.4 r• rat times to eus.oily fur street reibberiea,
owl eri our occasion at Ball4/Isett sin practised the same
t irk.
. The Magistrate, no Miring this statement, observed,
that this was one of the moat aggravated case. that ever
rase before bon a see he bid all un the heath, and Malt.
4:141413, unit. red Mr. Horner no he ressoved hems the bar,
sod the blow W.. 011111 plated there in hoe stead, when Mr.
Horbee'e chafer of rohhieg hem of the three nivrreigos and
toe bundle sat d.fvu bung .alas, else was egusimitcel.
TOWS-111c1.1.. SOUTHWARK.
DANGEROUS DOG.

We. J. T. 80/eh/A say ON /111111.1014 before Mr. Alderswie
!"ooh, for keepine • very viii... dog, to .he &ogee sod aa•
muyeuer of the public.
it srpesred frum the evidence of a gentlemen Pawed
start he sad the Deliadeut were seighbours, sad
that belied /request °terrors so whams the disposals et
the dug, slick he mosidered to be desperately II iCIOWS. 0011
dry the animal seised owe sf siitorees chile,. by the sect,
aed but for she speedy aid afforded, would lave killed it.
•llie Defeodant !surfeit witnessed the attack oo the child,
sled he admired, slilmough with Besse levity, that the dug
had the child just vs be was accustomed to take • yak sod
slot it sias w.II ski dagger was so me* discovered, as he
dreaded what might have brew the aessewermor. The
%Irks's' arasidered that the dng was too •diegeroas to be
let at large, sad prayed the alerstrate to view it to be bre
tualineid.
The Defeedse. slid eel el-ay that the child bed hies bitten,
end he promised to keep doe dug coeliac* foe dm (piste.
Mr. Sideman Smith arid Chet the beet plan world be to
eh stray she do;, sieve tbese could be but little hoperut he
I had already • odsagered the life of .ate per.
coo, see It vise lopeopee, especially at this 'time of the
yes(, wheat dogs •e.e so subject to hydrophobia, to allow
sod deageroos somata to go. m large.
TbaUefeedset wee lbws peremptorily ordered to destroy
she dog, sad she awe wee alnersed, that the blisgistiale
might Imes if his orden had bsea carried sato effect.

A few doss since John Bond, postillion is Sir
Ws 'Aka foaeay,. at Courtland., near Esinorath,
put a large getaway of curethavides in the servants'
tea-pot ; the roastquence was that three of the fee
smile servant,. and the footman, iihortly after chink-
So g the tea. were taken very ill, but medical mow-
once bring immediately procures', we are glad to
trear they are recovering. The poelilhoe, sa bring
interrogated by the medical gentleman, admitted
lee fact, and immediately absconded.
A poor man who was planting vines in the Cam-
muter eel' 110, found au earthen cur, half COll.
p wort!. and covered with a brick, in which were
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'The hay Inavest Las eoranseneed is this weigh;sontlioisii,
asd with a comileusiwee of the present isle weather istjl woos
become ganseral. The appearance of the oe.harais in Moog
every part of the twisty affords reunion to expect that a great
quantity of ride, will be made. The price of this pleasant
end healthy beverage has greatly declined.—(/'refer Flying
Peat )
Haymakiag commenced I. lie seighboorhood of Tsonion
ow early as the lid May, with the amide' ruses, which
are every where a most luxuriant crop. Several meadows
have also bees mown, and the burden has fallow heavily
ow the scythe. The late showers have motorist!, benefited
the lands, which throughout that lovely Vile exhibit Um
moat as.isf.ctury promise of an abundant coup.
There is an •ppeararree of • most abandant hay honest
this season. Should the weather continue loopholes, hay,
Goon the great stoat of prime dJ untaluing un halal, will
be cheap beyond all precedent. Good ltly caw he pur-
chased as the piarent moment at 50s per ton, delivered home.
The aerounts of corn crops are alai equally
(Brighten )Herald.)

AG!! !CULTURE, 4e.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR MAY.

The apprarance of the crepe ihroughnet the country is
gmeralls prumisisg; sod although the rates's, flows the
here of the seams, have sellered in colorer, mod in many
parts by loss of plass, • favourable sunsmer and Wiriest see
yet produce as abundant crop. The wheats *rpm cold, es.
mind hoed, which had in course suffered soar( are visibly
recoveries both =mewls and colour. The (allows sod lards
fur the spring crops have bees worked with much labour arid
diScaty; hat She crops are stilficienily forward, and wear •
healthy and shriving appearance. Potatoes have' planted
well. All the green crops are of good promise, and it has
proved a most abUOdatit Del.oa Cur hares. The by harvest
will probably be early. The vast quantity of Bras this
spring has produced a memorable abundance of milk is the
meiropolts, and • general redaction in dhe price of milk and
butter. In Kr= and Sussex, great complaints are made of
the weak said blighted state of the hops. The appearance
of the Ay is g I, and the hedges and (red tree, are co-
vered with the webs mod aides of inserts. In the inland
counties hop plantatioss appear more healthy. The hark
h 1 is nearly and successively finished, but the fall of
oaks has not bees so (=residents= as is former years.

WATERFORD AGRICULTURAL REPORT,
Extending through the Counties of %Waterford, Tipperary,
lialkesay, and Wexford.

NAY.

le the early port of this month Hie sewing of Barky sea
completed. Owing to the low prices of this seen., Barley
may he ensid. red sows rather limited; however, it may
be expected that the quantity KM. will predate as ade-
quate supply for the consumption. The sowing eif Peas
is likewise accomplished, and they have been sows to • large
mien in one• part of user district; namely, is the comity
Wexford. The principal employments of husbandmen seem
to consist io the various preparation necessary fee
the ceiltiivatiern of the Potato crop.—ls lay and stubble
grounds the plaiting of Potatoes may be looked ups
as complete, and in some instances they lean already bees
trenched; in such places the burring of liniesine, the
(basing of culin and mestere, the treeching of potatoes,
and the shearing of sheep, are Dow ping forward very ra-
pidly. Hoeing ground, sad harming sad plosighiag it foe
the reoeption of seed Potatoes, occupy likewise the at..
Patios Of farmers at present, particularly in moss-
gainers and boggy gmu•dr.
Early sown Wheat, is good ground, looks restarts
ably well. Late sows Wheat appean rather this. bet may
produce • good average crop. Bete, Barley. sod Rye, are is
a flourishing condition. Early sown Oats posies well.
Late teen Oats appears rather too thick ; however, owing
to the season, it seems Now a little improved. Barley wears
a favourable aspect. Pease are IN • must flourishing state.
This crop is rather • novelty to nue farmers, who tones
pistil ere daily watching its growth. As Peas, like Mesh.
roessis- grow chit fly by right, when the farmer takesdris
reprise, he stands massed In the morns% et the nightly pros
greats of his crop.
Clover, Meadows, end Pasture Gronnds still roods,* le
flourish. Orchards and Gardens promise abidance of fruit
and vegetables. The late rain has enrols& -improved both
corn and vegetation, particularly where they appeared a little
scorched or isjured by dry weather and high wiada.
The prices of Horned Cattle ere low. Geed plough, or
ear horses bring • fair valve, bat the old, isferier deserip-
limp, ore diepoeed of at very reduced prices. /beep sad
limbs rate so low, that aume Carmen world not wish to
pose of the at the present value. Store pip are remark*
ably cheep; it is said that is some tostasces prose pip
could be purchased under • shillisig. This extrandioary
cheapens is partly owing to the high prices of Potatoes, sad
the low value of Perk. Thus disproportion is so excessive, that
no pigs of any description, would remunerate the fanner fur
the feud which they would cossonee ; therefore, some kill, eat,
or II their pio, when but three quarters se a hundred
weight, rather them teed them la expeetatios of profit. Thus,
several have killed their pigs, I/ hes rather toe pen, sod
posed of the Potatoes which the pigs would, Is the ordinary
cram have need. This appeared 141 the farmers more bens
tidal than to feed them at ;wenn, sod aecordieg as the sea-
son advances this mode is considered mere profitable, penis
elderly as the west of Ireland seems to stand in great seed of
potatoes, bush for seed sod for consumption. Some farmers
are ma economical as to sow clover fur their pip, sod they
are than enabled to sell shot Potatoes may he wanted fur
private use.
As the leaves of the early sows Potatoes cover the
respective ridges, we may shortly expect an early and anis.
dust supply of this most valuable root. This, we trust,
will relieve the nobelium's of the west of Ireland from
the disagreeable necessity of seek's' foe foreign aid.--
( Waterford Mirror.)

The asst dorisius of She bed regiumeat, asarelas4 inks sit-
howls)* Thursday from Dublin, mad proceeded.. liatterriay
or their rouse Sc Mame.
Hereford Fair commenced on Monday. "We
are happy to state," says the Hereford Auroral,
" that an advance so price took place, End *leers
sold upwards of two pounds a head Maireeltansinu-
lar aninials brought at our last fair ; the buyers
were Dartmoor, and the market was cleired of the
finest bt arts et au early hour ; lean cattle also sold
briskly at advanced prices; but fat tines were rather
dull of wile. Sheep slid pigs were almost a drug.
very few found iiiirchasers, and nearly all returtird
home unsold. Good horses, both for saddle and
harness. sold very well."
A few days ago, as Joni( KENXIINOUGH• farmer
in the neighbourhood of Kirtsistilloch, was plough-
ing over u part of what is eommouly called Gra-
ham's Cast (i. e. Graham's Dyke), the shuck of his
plough turned out of the earth a vessel, whieh,
from its appearance, he supposed to be gold. but
upon examination it was triund to be made of
the metal used by the rineteut Romans for their
COMMOII household utensils, and fur implements
of war, which somewhat resembles a mixture of
brass slid copper, and is known to be nearly as du-
rable es gold. This vessel is of singular construc-
tion, having a long usrrow neck, and a roma('
belly. with three feet, • {midi... nod a spout re-
s. mbling that of a coMe-pot. It holds upwards
of - .