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Legal rtu.--At Salisbury Assizes, in the


case, Anderson u Sir. &. Poor, an action no.
minally against the Sheriff for the recovery
OF sum OF 2oolwhch had been levied under
an execution i'll March last, Mr.. Sergeant
Pell, in the course of his reply, was inter.
upted frequently by the barking of mastiii
dog in the fair, which was held in the vicinity
Of the Court. At length the vocal powers Of
the dog so completely overpowered those Of
the learned Sergeant, that the latter pleas


ant.y Observed" Gentlemen, if you please
| will-stop until the ohhosing councR has
concluded his address," A laugh.) The dog,
however, persevered. "He is not, ] assure
you, gentlemen, Cooking significantly at Mr.
Adam,) the only dogmatical counsel whc
sometimes makes his voice heard" MIR
Adam; $50 on, brother: :" am at loss to
KNOWS the brother inside or outside of the
Court !"--Renewed laughter) The learned