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dared that they did not see theeedelisnan title& it by the pd.
sotto!, 04 they were only a lbw yeedb feint them.
Me. IWe—l can tell you this, If yei had i=eritapreo,,,,,,4
elletallnen. I should have Sued you sot . Pond,.
If you. doubt It, I shall enforce the law. 'That tear 0%4
find ball fee the assault.. The esthete ee.discharged.
11l,ARY-LA-IION 1* OFFICE.
Yesterday Mt. John Telles, of the.lted. Linn tne, in the Dm
slireteadowas elliarged, epos isfennation, by the perm, of pad.
40.04 wlsi mein his basis open otketwist than for the amis.
modethe of travellers between the heirs of eleven at night en the
lick el Soli astl two in the sends; of the 14th.
Theedigrp *as proved by Debt Boyd, a watchmen, who wer
goo pdashaisane the house Itt a warier put one la the morning ct
the ISdt,stad the defendant was tones:wide the pephy of 404.104
costs.—He was then charged with a similar elect on the night sd
the 14th and morning of the 15th. but as it appeared that an =Dud
dinner glen by an eminent gonntater to his men occasioned 64
ciemeastirece, and that the ems, was closed at a peeper bow apini
other imilvidnals, thy Magistrate ordetEd Mr. Toadies to pay the
costs of this information, and imposed no fine.
LA MEETH-STIMET,
A person, who lewd/ filled a situation of trait In the Tat.tise:
was charged With robbing his lodgings at the Prince of °taw
public-base, is Fieldgatoetreitt. The servant having latterly pet:
creed that the hod on which he slept had comiderably diminished
in size, mentioned the circumstance to her mistress, and suspicion
falling apse hies he was Stopped on that morning when shoot to
leave the lower, frith a putt I cootableg about Sibs. of feathers Re
unwed aotbbt=iil defence, and was fully committed to Newgate.
TOWN-HALL
A young woman was charged with pawning several attieles of
feratiore front the room in which she lodged, in Morton-place,
New Keosesad.—The fact being proved, the Matuttears coos
I maimed her for Wei
UNION-HALL
Thee mpg men, the tel of respeesitte kiethideals were
brossiallefore the sitting Magistrate, R. J. Comma% Fati. ehaapi
ender the Wilful Damage Act, with de some furniture, and
&lads* the ises, of Mrs. Bloomfield, in bath.
ant stated, that a female, named Robinson, had
apottemsts is her house, to which the defendants had constant w-
oes The complainant, a few evenings ago, diseeveeed, on her re.
gun helm that In her absence, her lodger had absconded; and m
eterisothe rooms which she gaveled, the table was found broken
to pieces, the chairs were knocked about, and the walls and miring
were plastered with rotten eggs, which it appeared were purchased
I.r the impress purpose of mutiladnithe apartments, and rendering
them edit err the habitation of any respectable persons. The com
plaisant;knowing the defendants to have committed the offence,
procured warrants against theist, and had them taken into custody.
Mrs Bloomfield estimated the damage she sustained at 51. and had
pneriontly consented to accept a ootttpenoot ion to that amount from
the defendants; bet they refused tetter her any reds en, and se
was therefore compelled to seek the present mode.
The Magistrate inflicted a penalty of St. and costs on the deka.
dents ander the above Act ; and having been asked wither they
were prepared to pay it between them? they answered ju the as
gative. Magistrate—Then I shall commit you all to Stlzton.
None of the friends of the defendants came forward in their be.
bait, as it appeared, in eciosequenee pf their irregolarities and
patio's, they tnflleted ninth pain lb the minds of their respective
relatives.
Whom the bier 'wised her the departure of the defendants w
BriStill, along with the-ether persons destined for Ant place, the
former skewed a disposition to resist entering the vehicle ased fw
the purpose of conveying offenders. They were, however, alti.
merely placed In the cart, and driven off to their new abode.
WORSHIP-STRRRT.

A sunk in • ferias jacket and trousers; who it appears hat
been pretty msc► in the habit of feeding himself ind mends at de
expense of the eating•housakeepen of the neighbourhood, r•
charged before the Magistrate with hav:ng, the eight before, sapped
Bost free, and without invitation, a the lilap of Mr. Woo, is

The Magistrate asked tie 'sake of the feed the defendant lad
devoured?
Wky, lad eight, ft was only SI. your Worship, sad Mr. Ups,
but I should not bare brought hits here fer that estly-Ae has take
se is more tido once before.
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Mr. Upton proceeded to state, diet wa owe Occasion the do
tendon' treated three of his friends to a dinner of beef, two
tables, icc. and they all awaked off wkhoot paying. while one
boot's back was toward. them. On another weak.* the da
fend** diced solos, and ego& bolted before he could be Inegit
to a settlement. But on the present occasion, the landlord ro
cognizing his old customer, who had brought a single blend we*
kept Lis eye upon them, and when be thought they were abuts
bolt, demanded his reckoning. They had no mosey, but the triad
left security for 4d. his share of the damage, and the defendant wit
given *to custody in consideration of his former misdeeds.
Mt. Upton said he would be content with Os. in payment for the
three ♦isitations, viz. as. 4d. for feasting the defendant and his thew
frlendv, and ad. for the other two meals.
The defendant was ordered to pay the 31. and having no weary
about Mtn, was locked up till be could procure ft.

Tuesday a shocking accident happened at Steyning,
in Sussex. As three men were working for Mr. Peck.
ham, in his lime-pit, a large quantity of chalk, about
twenty loads, suddenly fell with a tremendous crash,
and buried one man, named Mitchell, under its reins,
and dreadfully mangled another, named Bartlett. For
tunatoly the third man, named Stanmer, saw the tot.
teriog cliff falling over his bead, and had sufficient
presence of Mind to throw himself into a small cavity
immediately beneath the place from whence the chalk
was falling, and by so doing escaped without the lest
injury, although the lower part of his body was incircled
wadi the chalk. When the body of Mitchell was found,
after an hour's labour, his• bead was completely best
under his body, and between, his legs. It seems, them
fore, he was in a stooping posture when the cliff fell
upon him. Bartlett is so much hurt that little hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
The following record of a marvellous escape from
the wrath of a snake, will most likely be classed await
the tales of fiction, though it is a record which can be
fully authenticated. Two or three men, a few days ap
only, were proceeding to Bathurst. in charge cf sow
cattle. At Mount York they halted, for the purposed
taking refreshment and rest. One of the men, quiu
overcome with fatigues threw himself on the grass and
fell asleep. His companions left him for some hours
On their return they found him still asleep, and 00
guieg near to rouse him, they were struck with the
sight of the tail of a snake, curling and writhing at his
side, as if in agony. They judged at once that the sum
bad been stung, and from seeing him remain still,
they feared he was dead. They approached him,
however,, and awoke him. The snake remained ma
tionieu, except as to the tail, and on examining, they
discovered, to their surprise, that the head of the snake
was under a tuft of grass, upon which the man had
thrown himself, and the blades of grass had so swapped
beer the snake as to prevent him from moving swab
and he had thus got smothered or strangled. The ma°
who bad slept upon the snake, on looking at the dead
reptile, and seeing the danger be had escaped, bro"
covered with cold perspiration, and it was some time
before he could recover from the effects of the trip
the circumstance occasioned to him. The snake was of
a red brick colour, and peculiar to Mount York, whefe
the same kind abound. The bite is very dangerous.--
Australia* of Feb. 21

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