court Of Oyer and Terminer.
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HUDSON, March ls lS45
Before Judge Parker assisted by Judges Wcoxson Mar


tin, Holdrdge and Clyde.


The Court having asked if any civil in
dines and that there none recommend
ed the proceed with the criminal business,
IL Of great importance to the public that they
should be brought on early.


DistrctAorney MILLER replied that he had used every
effort to be ready but certain witnesses had not attended;
that he was willing to proceed with the case, az he
peotsd thsr attendance enough to their evil
dence on the part OF the people.


Judge PARxER thought that would be the best way;
there prospect trials alluded to continuing
considerable tins and ample opportunity would be af-
forded TO bring up the absent witnesses, who were
highly censur Tor egsrding the summons to
tend


SAT the suggestion OF Mr. Jordan the Court enquired
what case woSld be brought forward first.


Mr. District Attorney MILIER replied that he would
first bring ward 9e OF Boughton Beding and Ave
others on a charge o.'roobery.


The District Attorn.V moved to bring on the case OF
Smith Boughton and hers indicted for robbie " Mr..
Jordan objected certain witnesses for the defence
moi present.


The Attorney General vA~ BuRsS, Esq, explains d
that the OF the selection the above case be.
cause OF for the defence having informed him that
he should be ready to-day.


Mr. JORDAN asked until next day, when he would be
ready to proceed,


The Codrt coIcnrred, the express Understanding
that this should be the frst the follow og day and
gave instructions to remand the prisoners


No other criminal being ready the civil calendar
was taken up. One cause of interest at all Occupied
the Court during the remainder Of the day