FEMALE JUDGES.
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In the reign of Edward III. his mistress,
Alice Perre, actually sat, on more than one
occasion, in the Kings bench, usurpng ms
royal perogative of "Csram Nobls' In
Henry VIII. IS time special commission was
granted to Lady Anne Berkley. by virtue OF
which she sat on the bench OF Gloucester
session. impannelled jury, and received ev-
idence on the trial of Sir Nicholas Pornynx
and others for riot and disorderly conduct
who were convicted of the same before her
Iadyship. The English laugh at the oddi-
ties of the people of other nations, and have
INDUCED themselves at our expense. 1t
would be very easy to sit down, and after all
lowing them all their deserved reputation in
arms. to select such an overwhelming mass
of oddities, eccentricities, absurdities, fol-
hes. and crimes, as would astonish the
hjnds of aus natives" We never have,
I and probably never can, in this day of il
Illumination, commit one hundredth part OF
the excuses which crown the history of Eng
land.


The Scotsman nsays:-"Joseph M'WiliIam


was burnt to death lately in Rose street
This man denied himself every comfort and
| convenience of life-not bed, char or ia


Bile was in his howell. After the accident the


RIace was searched, when there were found


bankers receipts for the enormous sum o.
G4o9 15s. 10d. besides the tisle-deeds ol