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COURT' OF 11.1N02 111111ICH.
roam tr. tam. 27.
• ear sags. 111111A1014111 WitIONT.
MU deferred. Mrs. wee (tapered to wear
• MOMS this day, parseart tat dr Jetties wader last Term, le re-
, rate primer ea reertino efjOlisheig a blasphemous Mir.
• At los e'elook tee Tersirryegaroweatemare into Court with
. a oedietil patters'. war 001164 that he bed sera Mrs.
• l 0 right 'hie raring at sine Oka, ead that she was in •
Mai etagere which rob- if isepeadhla to tester her jail,
• 4owt wirer greet permed lisps.
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• ' ,be defeedar sseder Shope eiesaastasees Grad eat rise
• • • .106 Cert. tardadpiept will stand over aril she is roneverd.
aleit AIM e. 011 INC PIooItOUTIOSI Of Mina
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LAW.
.TomSolititer4tes-eral wired fora new Wel is llMpreere-
Mot, .it erases tedietwer fee perjury, ariaingrol of *widow
.Mews ty tko &tender in a seer tried ia the Court of E.ehr
arr. no feet* were these :-s vessel arrived from the rest
• •of Haired. at a jars called Cloughter Wag, Dear Scare-
: nor. A greet seamity of areggled goods were leaded neer
• tbe salt pane, • 4 several panne wore is. by the odors is
the Set a Waring samaggied *pints. Upoirthe trial of en Mr
1066atien Sled by die Attorney derral, the 'Weeders swore
Mid the repraier Law wee re of the is. who eared of the
lid* The proireter Law proved st the trial of the deleadant
4.. y, en alibi, and the Joy lard Mead guilty.
sin frlarier Meer* Mew lIMIVI4 few • wow 'rid, on re
prima ilea it OM • verdict spurt evidemeo
*Jeer, a erase' ilfr the preettestien, mid he was in-
alretei to leer for raped real of the Cart, sad sotordingly
tiered indenter, ant be eranitted.
.1100 Lent Oda herr yid, it war &Reseal* neve for
dim Via. warm Os deluder sauced was Ireaght up for
jedgreat. Thapere essesoiest way word be te reed the
toreit rubs the nes was leapt up.
pm, Akilmakial. who was la. Cert. was then placed es lb.
441 r Lord Chief Jaatie• reed the report.
• Gasera this staled, that the Jury in the Vasa
after misdeed law. The latter was a
Me Amadeu fearrileafreenthesaMples. Oars flaelsruis% as
wilt& the easggliag tad plateilloadd to Sce sedjaa, Maw-•
Naiad at lb. hew Jane Gibson. TI. Isfeerissteersee law.
that Moose rid writ tai the spot where the goods wow
l aerydpared lay his sea-ia-law. Dray sad Meg, two
eVardidisme, loitered within • error of a rile if die
err. at Odom of stain their teaser bore. The Sededar
Maori ativered to all the sespiekies eitowestares of w ,
4,4 aid oestesded there au posed ts assaiede that She
readers grea by several witnesses, peeress that Law was
"reser. what the tabs were reared, was true. One of the
adansessonesesel Seem, ha given evidence' whielimeetiesdro
noWdaseed orkif that was up, the car ter the presaged= lest
rhospruripai.sopperi The triteness for the p. .rut Mee
,parse ateratiai is the nett ; they were nearly ti lsddotsd
for perjury.--Debart, another of the wilaseroi Mega MitAaw
Rem, hir lel. te swear falsely dist Hebert BMA the laredsor
if the deforest, had her guilty of Miry. Hie skier vise
*a invest Robert Mead appeari44 at tae Lial airiest Oho
The Lord Chief destir ohorved, attar dr legation had
Abeam aped, Wa Umiak, Mr. &divine Otioroli you bows
4.llSwa errata to eolith) ye. to a rule w chew raw."
The tolerant, es the 'Arcades of his mortal, was ad-
meted I. keiL
216. Coact rewired the &feeder to hied himself is 6001.
and two sureties in MN. 1111141au
Mr. hoes regard soda.* at bail, which die Court r•—•
allowed. and the bail was ordered to be taken to-rurrow morn-
Lg. The esfeadast was thwerearmied in the custody of ace
Maralsel of the erea Verb.
rewrite it. LAM.
Mr. Mearyatt tared to set vide We verdict gives lo Ibis
-awe far the pirimiff, and eibtra a new trod. It was an actin
Js rover braised &past due defendant, a comma carrier, for
sewn • qaestity abets in Mann* mere he was eoreying
•'• his berg. apes the Paddington Carl to the works et Meese,.
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*sbieeer mid Co. la StallorgeWrs. Whim the goods get
Mam.M weaceid ratilesablewer bad alreeeded for the pin
per of raidiag an extort against 'hie, and the defesdaat
leering that au ceastasee. leek backfire et the ire. which be
0 Vocable . s wbalf, 104 drained it, sot oily
am roar Jher Si.. far freight, but le eliediere to an area
which of sere te hen bar the assignees tif Hai-
blower ad C.. who droned the area es the beekrept's pro-
perty. The queries • whether Own had be.. such a deli-
very et' the goods by., se to wed theft Is ilsesbloa es
said Oa esti mks the '-.11 seder the sanainiest

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bp:ph.
• the mulillens a.
Mr. Harr).,awed of Isis mattes, mateaded, that delivery
of put it the gunk wee a delivery lithe whets, sad thit Bowes
had no rids Jaw to take bask the goods ta mosost of Lis
Am fee frelifit.
T Court was of spades there was not sash • delivery, is
this esse se would vest the geode is Horabluwor sad Co. and
glee diesseignees a might .tos the property. They aho held,
that the partial delivery did sot tate the teas irons Ilsvita. who
was 'stilled to his freight. Until the whole was delielrod, au
part maid betakes from the hands of the earner. Uesies all
AISSOMINSSIMIW. Mr. Karrysteemplioatios for • mew trial vies ll
refired.
11111.111 t. ORANaII.
This was as withal ea • potaisiory vote for 4901..1 which
likaa.plaiselif wee isdetrue.--Tbe Jary foend • verdict for the
.send to ester a ..wait, es the ground that the
bills ~lud bees draw. in Sootlasd, was not recoverable
is Ragised. miler the statute of the third of Quin *es.—
The imesed awassiel costesded. that the plaintiff by the sot
etNtll Italy recover spois the promissory rotes and bills of ea-
Ilimdnwe is Zsglasd.
c Lord Chief .1 solos asked if there wu amy Wag I. these
alaistos which civilised seisms to notes wade is laglead.—
Many antioms were brought wpm bills wade is Mum
Mr. Justice Hesimma.--The object of the slam' was to pst
all promissory Natal os a footing with island bills elf esobengs.
Mr. Chitty said some doubts bad arisen spas this point he
had brought beton the Court, sad it was important it _should
he settled.
Jade Rest.—After a practice has bees losg established, it
is lampoonist it *Weld mot be unsettled.
The Lord Chief Justice.-4 do sot Sad the statute of Anne
is mallsed to motes wade in Zeeland, sod therefore I do sot
see why It shield Dow have that marrow scope.
Judge Best.—Thin is • remedial set for the benefit of trade,
sad Amid newly, the largest possible oaastraotiois. There
Le see* to slake the Sootch peasisiory .ote differ from bills
wade is Iloglead. Rah refined.
?HS LINO V. ?SUIT.
The defsedaet, who keeps a bookseller's shop soar St. Se-
pulchre'. church, was tailed 00, at the rising of the Court, to

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tercel-General,
He smeared and am pity, sad pm Mail. Holies
of trial was Ores der the *Whigs Ii .114011 m; after while
lie Winked s sop, et the iatermeties aid MI the Coact sr
sompaled by hie ammitios.
WESOISIDAY, 'JAN. 10.
Ilkali•Lbe C. WI woe.
This was m soties fora malicious proseristies...-Mbe tram-
seethes areas set of viatest proceedings adopted by the de•
fesdaat for the reeovery of grimed rat, whisk fr, e sisised it
l respect of basses is Sps4vlc s. The oases was tried before
the Lord Char./Mace at the Sittings is kliddleant after lett
Tons, aid tie Jury fond a verdict for thoplaiatiff—Damages
44110 i.
Vire other 111160•11 were tried, in tibia Mr. Wilms wheals*
dahadaat. The verdict ii ea, wavier damps'. sad in
the other for 1101. All the sasses w Jza sadefeeied.
Mr. Seeded cow applied for sew trials, es the posed of a
deloiessy is the evidence. Thedefeadast, by as allegodelso.
stemmas the part of the plaintiffs, bad bees deprived at se
viral material witremes.
The Court granted a rule to phew cease, on the defendant
undertaking to pay dOtil. into Court to abide the want. He
aia• obtained mitosis the other awes.
BREACH OP PROINSI OF 111ARRIAGL
llaCelltaaoN•e. LOVIL.
Ilia was as sodas ii thoplaintif aplaut the Captain st a
West fors brow& of promise of marriage. The
defeatist had gives hie writes premiss to marry the plaintiff.
orforfeit 100111.,- but tars* refused to keep that premise, lb.
plaintiff oosinsmed • her 1111140.16 The promise was proved,
but the defesdeat set up that Mrs. ifemberson wasi MEM
of ludemesumliglity ebomelsr, also that the premiss produced
was sot hie geasise.pessuise, bet ese fabricated by the plain-
tiff, be bat/wiped • bleak paper, sad beaded it over to her
to $ll up, 'kiln an for a boom. A oossiderahlobody
of evidence was sand, aid the Jary famed a verdict for 6001.
damages-. The came was tried at the late Sittings is
Mr. Scarlett. 410 this occasion. moved for a sew trial. Oa the
ground elf a:cosily' damages.
Tbe•Lord Chief Julies, after sonic masaltation with the
other dodges, said, if tbe defeedant would sadertake to pay
UN. into.Coart by the cad of the week, Mr. Soartett might
take a ride to skew ranee.
Mr. Semlott amid, iii cheat mould sot object to the terms
.11,1•Peeod •
The'llird Chief imam the...id, Kr. Scarlet/ Wright takes
ifs nde, and his Lordship suggested that itssigld be desirable
to..isstrupt the parties before the time expired to mime to some
ingeetnedation. la the three oassesis witiedi Mr. Smitten had
sign obtaimd rules, the same course might be adopted with
Myosin°.
mILIAR e. CsaLWIILL.
Mr. Gamy moved to set aside the verdict is this case, sad
to ester a aitassit. It was as *mien to rempear a eassoMe
wages doe sieves yeses ago. The question was, wheal** the
words uttered by ate defesdast was es admission that wages
were due, thereby taking the cam oat of the ststats of lissi-

It appeared that the plaintiff aid others were hired Ie sail
toga voyagelisiii Canada tools. Mediteirimems. he ship se-
operdingly went to filejoreo, sod ou the homeward bond voyage
was lest. Light years .Aer, the mats of the venial informed
the defendant who was one of the °wears, that several ass
were ready to claim their wages. The plaintiff was takes to
him, and he was told the plsistiff was Goo of the men. The
deiced ant sea, very well ' • did be get any annoy of t:.• cap-
tain ? The mate answered. No. The defendant then replied.
I will goo my eltarney, aid to tell him to de what is nght.—
The Jury, under tiesc cireumstatoes, hand a verdict fur CM
Mr. Gamey sow tionteoded, that the defendant had sot
re•le inch soknowledgionst of the plaietirs claim as took the
am etat of tee Melee of limitation. The f:efem:ant received
enformatioa froze another, boring se kaowledge of the feet
Himself.
The Court granted a Rule to chew cause.
DETEIITI.,II Of egelifCre.
Tar. Platt moved for writs of Hoboes Corpus to being cap 211
portions taken bee osatody en the 13th instant, sad deteieed ou
board his Majesty's skip iffetrens, without any itgal cause for
anal deteelies.

The Lord Chief lestimw—whatis the alleged asses t
Mr. Platt.—They were takes in a vessel saspeoted of smug.
sad demised, as I am isstreeted, without warrsiets. It
wee the ease of tlw Madger. a Muth teasel, which may have
reached, the notice of the Gam.
Jedgc Hem.—Tits ease of kiwi on a beat.
Mr. Platt.—lf there is soy rased for their detention raj
motion mum fail. On the tAtit Matelot, appliestiou was aids tos
the Captain of the ifewern. to state by whet aetherity he de-
tained these Nes, mid he mated es authority.
The Lord Chief Jestiee:—The regular tour. will he to take
the writs.
MEDIIIIIIDAY, JAN. 49.
CHAROB TO THE GRAND JURY.
rib morale', upon the sitting of the Quirt. Mr: Jostles
O/ einihreeed his (barge to the gentles's,. eempueiwg the
Quad Jury ter the .stet; of Middieseu. The Crowd Jury thew
bowed and retired.

LINS.L.—THIS KING v. BINBOW.
The defeedwit, who was celled ou his recognisant* ea • fer-
iae, day, and did net appear, muse late Court this inersiog,
ad pleaded to as iedictinent.
The Court postponed the further hearing of this argameat, ea
amstapt a their Lordships- being called to *die Eselienier
Chu epee a (peados of forgery, reserved fur the soak.
of die Twelve ledges.
TNB KING V. NETTLIVOLD AND BALL
Me. Eteetes sald, dint he mowed to discharge the defendants
Ibma pima. They were convicted on so iedictment for sem
spirsay, as dislike Menfolk Assizes. The greeted ea whisk be
staved digit itleallalp was epee an alidawit of dee gaoler, that
aa swag had bass glee. for briming then up far jedgmeat.
The Court gowned the sal. MIL
After bowie( • few sheet motions, the ledges adjoined I.
the Buthenisr Chamber, M eleven o'clock.
SKIDAT, JAN. IL.
Tell RING V. SALMON.
Mr. Campbell' awed fora Crrtiorto i, to retrieve e• indict-
ment ageism the defendant fer perjury foiled at the Sid Bailey
Sessions. The alleged perjury arose oat of a transaction re-
specting the treader of Colenibian Beads_ The defellednet was
described to be a merchan. • r I•renol rempedgoiliq, I. lb. City
of London. The mod(' eras made epee Owe alidawit of the
defendaat, setting fortb, that he verily belie ed, a. or game
important potato would aro.. ou uie trim if the lad etni end
coasaviently that it vita desirable to have taw isitt. LS* d 1,6041
is this Course—hole to Mew/ cause allowed.

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nuOviaTINIL UNPldualtraN. *NAIL
that The Lord Chid butimmed.*he eitlies of the Girt,
it world be to 11211 advantage elf he soshile, to hear eel,
mss Conneolie the arguments sphglitillen he new trials. it.
was set intended to deprive Comm. of regly I. all eases,
trot le pastel the argaimempo mid ark ad& snake. Saab
it wae understood weal.' be tho.genetiee in Were.
notate tr. otstortnen.
This was anemias for nevem, hi breableg mid anteriag the
*heirs alma Tbe molertakees of eaviptioa spas a ravel
or wow am, OW W f.tthaaler, bah oommitted the alleged tree-
, Salsas •heek. efZitiSelia's promisee. 'Hie Jury head a
Mediu. ter the kit
Ca • former dsj a sew trial was
Ystreeilethellaremill4llll as ant of Parllmeest far slain
abaft/4 pima la the raga el Pestles the Smoot.
pee • riglin Oaths Navigation Company to 'aerosols 'pea the
beaks, we*: poreou of Raskin elmaisele.
Clawelee wee this day heard at esesiderabie leash whit
the
firs Illelvys, who in the
.ordisary seems would have followed
NIL Obnolee, said, io conformity with the mutinies the Court
W made that day, be should Mollie tram addressisi their
iimgddre, but at the same time he °mid sot avoid fooling
mom regret on Reding himself the Arm .victim of that regale-
Oles.
The Lord Chief Judos mid, 'lse was immersed te hear ay
Oaallemen say be was the sleds of a regulation. Cu • tenser
solo ig• he Court, amidst • premiere business, made a si-
milar ender. The rote was not to apply in all eases, bat it was
inesetted to premed the mum orgasm** Wag repeeted nano-
osswily to she Court, whereby maiithee would IN lost.
Mr. Otivyn mid be was iedueed to make she eliservatise
which his Leedithip had amieed seder a momption that he
might have hese stemmed for having serreederod Ike rights el
the junior part of Ike Bar, who were mesh interested in the
Oetabliilmort of seob a rep Woe.
The Lord ClaiefJastoce.—l Memel eemersed to hear ...h
ammeilks, hest me ear menses desire Ms bees to allow junior
Cowed ea apparition, to be beard.
Mr. pasectsm.—.l remember the measles to which yaw hid-.
Of* died*. Mos mew trials pressed, Lord gwiellirwgr
dell dews Me rule, mot es a parmesan, bat •
arisen out of the neeessity of the case.
Jade Bayley.—There are now seemly odd sew -trials.
Mr. M. Lam them made a few obeemetioas, in addithe to
he 1T12211.411 of Mr. Gamete*.
%alma Chief Jesting, in his jedstand, aside adverted to
*a impessiem whisk the ordermf the€llllfl appeared to make.
There was eel the least literalism to exclude geatleasen of the
haft TM COME was always miady to receive *be bandit of
Melt hoopoes .ad proksaimal talent. Os the present occasion,
the aMe anneer is which the ease had bees argued by Mr. Ga-
nges. valid Mace hi. client so posed to complain that other
Comesel bad not sameeded him. His Lordship has reviewed
she pouts of the ease, aid deeided that the geisha might to
go again before • Jury.
Judges Bolroyd sad Best *weer he seatropisiest, owl the
role ter stow trial was made 'bidets.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
FRIDAY. JAN.
The Court sat at tee o'clock, and promeded to bear the
-causes is the peremptory paper.
SODOINOTON e. HARRIS,
Mr. Sergeant Vaughan moved, that in this ems the rale
should be salaried is as &admit of the defeadant. At the
last Warwick Amities. the defoodast was 'Whited for • mi-
asma in keeping a forge at the outskirts of Biratiegliate, where
may trades of the some nature were established. TM de.
fendsot's landlord supported the ease, but is sensesponee of
his enemy saititg is Court, %Mist his wig, that the staimace
should be slated, be had refused defied my leaser, imi en
I Tuesday last, ..te Mu instant, bad informed ho
defii f.
that he had diecuarged the attorney ; and that the
who was its tenant, mast prosecute the omit doisibelf Barris
immediately leD Ilsrmiagium for Leedom, bathe great qoastity
of water oe the road proveated him reaches town till Wednes-
day evenies, sad he sow prayed the Court to eslarp tie rule,
that be might have time to make arnagenseats with his att r-
imy sod measel. The defeadant bed staid the aniemme, se
that he might appear before the Court with a pod grime. a•
the rollers, which it was supposed the bailees& might boom-
ried os with, had failed.
Court.—Let the rule be ealsrpd for eight days ; till Solar.
day, the Bth February.
COURT OF BRCHEQUIR.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Mt.
THE KING V. JOHN WATT,'
Aimee s'elook tea of the twelve Judges sat is the Raelseiser
Chamber. open • point of taw reserved lbr their oonsideratim,
in the ease of John Wave, convicted of hrgiag sod @stenos s
a warrant of attorney for the transfer 011,04/01. Whit is Use
per met. C 0021112.
lir. Campbell appeared as .weasel for the prisoner, and ed.
drafted the Judges epee the legal objecties. The facts were
these :—A gestlinare left his wife, a Mrs. Fitehagh, BAWL to
enjoy the interest thereof, sod at her death the priacipal was to
go to his nephews fitephes and John Cosa. Mr. Wayte and
another were trustee,. Nader he will. thee of the trustees did
not sot, sod Wave, in conjeactios with Mr. John Cele 'seer-
biased the amount of the testator's property, which they ma-
vetted late stook is the Commis, steadies in their joint samea.
Wayte then made • power of attorney to Mr. Usderbill, kip
broker, to transfer the stook, sod forged the same of Mr. iota
Coos, his cc-trustee. Some irregularity on the fare
of the instrument, • eoetatemicatiee was made to r. Cone, at
Bristol, sad that gentleana• acquainted Ike Bank. by letter, that
be had signed no wartime of mummy for the treader of the
etch, which was wholly neantberised ea his part. Way te
being put upon his trial at the Old Bailey, charged with /orgies
vat altering the instrument, Mr. Coos was eatimieed as a alt-
ms'. As objection ms takm ea the greeted that Cote was •
competent whams, bemuse he had SO hareem is the destraotioa
of the iestreineet. If Wayte was acquitted, it would be •
valid Waimea," sod implies Cote mast lose his interest ia
the money. or promeste a nit is Chancery for the 20412 of
width Jobs Cows would be liable, Stephen Coast would alms
the me. nf smeittal, base a snit against Juke, for brew*
of tram. Mr. Campbell coatended, that DO parses staadieg is
the situation of Jobs Cute meld be ooesidered a competent
witness. It might he said he had the power to revoke he ia-
ateeluent. bat that meld not be dose *ldiom iscarriNg gape**,
fee the stamp, which Mr. Cone might be desirous to avoid.
Sergeant Bosameet, in support of the promeatioe,eosteaded
that Mr. Coos was • competent witsess. The question was,
whether, sapposiag the issiremest was gess*, Cove, the
witeess, was to be secluded en ammeter the interest he might
have is establisbiag it was a forgery. The leaned Serpent.
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
William Watts, coachman to Mr. Levi., one of the
Under Sheriffs of London ..rid Middlesex, was indicted
for assaulting Thomas Bartlett, a patrol of the parish of
St Gdes in the Fields, on the 12th of December last.
Thomas Bartlett swore, that on the day stated a lady
gave the prisoner in charge to him for a gross assault
collimated °poet her, and while he was taking him to the
watch-house the prisoner severely beat him, and kicked
his 'Mitsui such a in inner that his shoes were filled with
blood before they arrived at the watch-house.
Toe lady, who was first mutated by the prisoner,
proved the assiult by hint opus. Hallett, and her IfShi.
mossy was co►roborated by online witnesses.
Mr. Adolphus defendeo the prisoner in an able mat.
tier; but he was f d guilty, and wets sentenced to pay
* film of bl. to the King.
. William Lucas, Thomas Lucas, George Brookes, and
James Harding were indicted for assaulting Mr. Mills;
a tradesman iu Poland-atreet, on the 18th °FN./enabler
last.
The .Jury returned a verdict of, guilty spinal all the
prisoners ; and the Court sentenced William Lucas so
pay a fine of 101. and the three other defendants 21. each,
and to enter into their recognisance to keep the race.
Gene Bag.haw was indicted forassaulting Elisabeth
Holland, only six years of age, with intent to violate her
person, on the litth of November last.
The beautiful little infant was placed on the table.
and after being examined by the Chairman as to the
obligation of an oath, and repeating her prayers, and the
ninth commandment, gave her evidence spina the de-
fendant in a clear and distibet manner.
The mother of the child, and Mr. Heathy a- •
descrit.ed the nature of the assault committed ops=
Mr. Alley, for the defence, called the mother and
sister of the defendant to contradict the evidence of the
prosecutris, but so far from their doing so, they only,
and very materially too, cootradietel each other.
Bagshaw was found guilty, and semeuce'! to two
months' solitary confinement in the House of Correction.
—Ladies were ordered out of Court during the trial.

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL /WORT.

The 'moues from Um, ortootry, with respect to the ants of
the weather opal die arboat crop, are ttaiversally favourable.--
The lint dry frost. were bowelloial in killiag dap and inaootila
molds. and checking tho too groat loanrinaat of thooarly sown

wheats ; whilst the liesimedisi snows hays peeved a eeise sad
moteetioa. The esetireasoe of severe weather, Improver, bee
pet am 'Mire stop Is tillage, awl eirdseid the eperatisse of
beelesedry to surdas Orr sod ditch earth drr masers, read-
week, threshing, and tesilisgestdk Prom the dry mate of the
moil, the postures have ermined Oedema," asessally keg, esd,
a great reek of kidder her bees spared. The tuerip erop has
termed set weedsrfally productive, sad the quality
greedy espalier to ezpertaties; Weed, had the wises' preyed
mild, et would have beea isepoestble to have cesesased the Greg.
—A e:romaraliee wbieb does she p to "peeve a dimisished es-
test e( (armies welters. Great leastity "(bay has base spared,
"Mee seemly as)J stook but the lambs hove steed is seed of it.
The greatest diOsalty is esperieseed I. support a; the labor-
era, who are toe seawall, decoded athe state of peepers.--
Itepeets still of terms' theta takes is 'sessile*, and indus-
tries, families tensed adrift---a preceediog squill, seed aid
impolitic, =kW very sahstaistial masses ens be alleged. The
admen es prises before Cheistmao bas oat lb. appeaeers of
being penmen*, sad beery, eats, sad bass, are ea Ohs de-
dine. The last seep of barley sod amts, kls probable, were
greeter tham was 'apposed, and the 'Masi@ briell essaidemillm
Potatoes are dein Is risk le weal Utile doh g. esseptise;
Ilse week lime pigs have deem 'sadism* red sasspesisilly.
The meat erwketasepire steady ; imbed OM hod merles Imre
predneed a earidershis Wee, the liums smoldered. A asset
aboard revert has bass remark list GIP irelllSlßi has it is
eestemplatios te bey up whoa with the vie le a miming the
prim. rased denim their madman to enable the grower to
ash prolitably at the premot.

Ronseas.—On Thursday si.Oflillig some fellow eon-
Kited, while a paw industrious laundress, residin6in
Clement',-w. Oval, had iurn'ed her back.
attending to her business, to completely clear the garden
of a quantity of wet linen. given her to wash, consisting
of sheets, counterpanes, ladies and gentlemen.' wearing
linen. clothe., &c. with which the ruffian made his
escape. The poor woman, no discovering the robbery.
fell into a state of insensibility, and has been very ill
since from the fright. She will have to make good the
whole of the articles. Every enquiry and pursuit was
made. but without any acct.
On Sunday evening last, a very unusual scene took
place in Marylehone Church. l'he Reverend Mr.
Bousfield was reading the evening service, and haul nearly
concluded. when a respectably dressed man rose in one
of the side italleries, and loudly exclaimed, " It is my
turn now I" and immediately turtling in all directions
to dearongreattion, announced himself.," the Saviour
Of Mankind,' and was proceeding to Oeliier them an
rotation upon his self-created divinity, when the organ
commenced playing. and as he raised his voice, the
loudest tones of the instrument were in vain tried to
drown the sounds of hi, voice ; however. he was quickly
silenced, and removed from the church.

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Time following melancholy and distressing circum-
stance occurred at Ballyeullinan, near Corofin, in the
enmity of Ennis. a few days ago :—A poor man named
O'Connor, who left his wife's father dead. and his wife
herself in the last stage of weakness, with fewer, going
out to arrange something respecting the interment of his
father-itT:law, found. on his return, his only child a most
miserable and appalling spectacle, haring been, during
his absence. in the sight of time unfortunate mother, who
leas incapable of rendering it any assistance, so torn and
wangled by ayig, that it lived but a few minutes.

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