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further steps to help you. You must lool
tfor you ring, and if you find where 1t Is
we will endeavour to obtain its restora


ion. l am afraid you have got this poo
woman's ring.


Mrs. Casey-Honour bright, your Wor
ship, l hav'nt.


Mr.. Minshull-Well, you must hell
her to look for it.


Mrs. Casey-Faith her eyes are as goot
as mine, your Worship, except when shes
blind drunk, and that's every day in the
week.


MIR. Minshull then said, Mrs. OLear,y
might bring her charge for the assault II
she liked.


Mrs. O'Leary-Be my conscience then
1 like no such thing; for didn't care il
she salted me till was as salt as RED
herine SO as she'd give me the rng' Tor ITS
all had to prove was an honest woman,
God help me.


The case was then dismissed, and in five
minutes Mrs. OLeuy and Mrs. Casey set
tied their difference over quartprn.





Late advices from Cognia, in the interior OF
La Notolie, give the following account OF the
singular vengeance of Greek Female.


"a Turk who was present at the sacklng OF
Scio, brought away with him to this Isle, Greek
emale whom he had made slave, and whom he
since espoused, after having compelled her to EN-
,race Mahometism.


One night while the Musselrnan was enjoying
he sweets Of repose, she seized cutlass, anu IN
moment of phrenzy, occasioned by 'he most
horrible recollections, plunged it IN the bosom
If her ravisher, anil then withdrew it in order to
lecapita,e him. From that moment her revenge
was salialcd; and nature, re-assulnlng its empire
over heart she had formed for love and not for
crime, the young Sclo,e fell and remained long
lime in state of ihsensipility. Alter having re-
covered her senses, the spectacle before her
chilled her heart and deprived her of the faculty
Of escaping she swooned second tune and re-
NAMED in that state long after day hre.k. At
length some persons being uneasy, resolved to
force the door of the fatal chanber-ron one side
they perceived the dead body of the Turk; on
The other, a female apparently waiting tor some
one to arrest her." You can dispose OF me,
said she, alt was who murdered him." they
seized upon her and brought her before the "a.
cha. SIS it YOU who have murded your husbands!
-" les, She fcpled, u MAS WIN h'eu VIC
who, in my house, at Sco, had the har
barity to murder my father, mother, husband and
then carried me oft, brought me
hither, and thought to make Turk OF me, while
am in fact, and only wisl, to remain Greek =
The populace had assembled in order to behold
the punishment that awaited this Scote; bn,
the P.cha, after having listened TO her attentive,
ly granted hes pardon and sent her back to her
home, to the great astonishment OF all the Mus.
,almen, who nevertheless, on this, as ON many
other occasions, have submitted to the will OF
Providence.