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Tig toward; his; own house, and found his wife
210 of h r supporters engaged in a quarrel with the
O'Fahcrtyg, cn the subj ,et of the warrant. Mrs. Bowes's
hor c,p and tore it in pieces. The
to get her out of the crowd, and said, if
auv of hero wolin curve out and tight his wiry single-handed,
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wou',', itlidrac his e,Dmplaint. The elder Airs. O'Fla-
-11,211.v then assailed and threw !nut' at him. Mrs. Bowes's
tiawititer7in-lax slruek hita on the back of the neck, and Mrs.
Bowe; herself came up ml-,(1 threatened that it would be worse
f7,r hixt it he di ~ot qn 'tom?. The prisoner drew a shoe-
maker's knife troll kis brciut, and struck Mrs. Bowes and one
P.vrA 011 therty with ii, inflicting on Mrs. Bowes a wound
in tht, Lick, i:sar the siiine, about two inches long, and half an
:mei. deep. lie then mAll away down Scotland-road.
Voutet—GuiAy. To he irripri;oned one year.
William Jones and James .Donald were indicted for
stealing a pure and money from Mary Fryer on the high

Mr. pw• cori.inoed the preseeution. The prisoner Jones
wa. titf-cidea by Air. 6rc-n. the prisoner M'Donald by Mr.
Wilkilli•

The case agi'n-t the prisoners was. a very short one. A
stearn clilett the A}r,hire Lassie had taken a great nutn-
ber t,f , er0...4 to ru,et the Great Britain on her arrival at this
p.rt, atkl ran op,i others two of the detective police in plain
,ttenti.ro was attracted by the conduct'ot the
two prhou r.. anti fi ty acoor.litigly k=it a clioe watch 0;1 their
cwiduet. WI) 11 the Great Britain came rear the greater

w.onb,r of jo.rqnr on b went on deck, leaving in the saloon
b a sew pi ra ,ns ',stir) were Fick, aad Mrs. Fryer, who had

b ofli tiding a: ste des,. One of the cffic.fri remained in
• Cie slam pretending to be asleep. Mrs. Fryer was looking
tbrot.g,i or.e of the windows at the approaching vessel, when
the itTirOTIFT3 ratbee pressed upon her, and the officer saw Jones
try h-r pockets, while li'Donald stood behind, stretching out
the -k rl4 of his coat, with his hands in his pockets, apparently
fur the vurose of concealment. Mr:. Fryer, finding she
c.til'A not see with sufficient distinctness hough the window,
went up the companion ladder on the det.tk, and whileM'Donald
stood lict'Alil io the same way, the offs ter, who was close upon
Them. saw .fours take a purse out of Airs. Fryer's pocket, and
be was in act of transferring it to his own, when the officer
trio, et, ',ilia up. and the purse flew from his hand. It con-
tained half-a-sovereign anti. Bs. in silver.
1" the close of the case for the prosecution, it was objected
abs mdi'ltrnerit. was bad, inasmuch a; it did not aver that the
Wacs ;whin the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of
Eto!aort The 'a, Act ,'irec'ittiz offences on the high seas to
be tried before fu,tkes of Oyer and Terminer in the ordinary
sets the venue ai the margin is to be the county
it tr.al takes place, and every material fact which

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t ordinary vases he stated to have been committed
within tis e-iisioy is to b • alleged to have token place "on the
high si•as." Ir ws, confended, however, that it was still ne-
ressary, to straw the jurisiiietion of the Cosirt, to aver it was
within the ririsrliut ion of the Admiralty of England.
Loansitir sa•il lhe objection was one in arrest of judg-
ineet,sod w,uid trnre properly be taken after verdict.
The prisoner. Were tr Lally convicted.

Lati)sacr s,i4i he would consult with Mr. Justice

7re3:-A4Oll, ati t w,)nid hear the argument to-morrow morni

CIVIL SlDE.—(Before Mr. Justice CASS/WELL and a
Special Jury.)
TOULMIN AND ANOTHER O. HEDLEY.

s an action for the amount of a cargo of guano sold

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