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ed In very comfortable circumstances and Withdrew
amid much laughter which led US to exclam In the words
Of the poet-"Aodest nit sesks the Shade"


The talesmen who subsequently, sworn, sfforded
much the nature Of their excuses-some
pleading "coughs, colds asthmss, adaches, settled
opinions and variety OF excuses too tedious to men
ton The difficulty OF finding impartial jury, who
have not expressed formed opinion, becomes more
manifest every hour.


list of the delnquents who had been subpenaed by
he sheriff called over, when seven were fined in
the sum of $40.


RoBr ID HAMILTON, called


Mr.. De Wrrr-Where do you reside


JURoR--Whst do you say am little deaf


CouRT-Where do yon live


JuRoR-In Deancey street


CoURr-You see Mr. De Witt the Saxon word is best
after all


The Court here ordered adjournment ser directing
officers to attend the three jurors sworn to their resi-
dences.


Mr. GRAHAM suggested that there was precedent Tor
allowirg jury separate before they wero actually
sworn heard any Of the testimony.


The CouRT hereupon ordered three officers to attend
the Jurors to their residence, directing to allow them
every accommodation and refcshment in their power,
save ardent spirits.


Court adjourned 10 loI o'clock this forenoon.