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"A laugh followed this but ot Batuefe which greatly abashed the counsellor, and somewhat p9zzled the Judge.

 "'Nh hat does he say,' asked lis Lord ship.

 "'He says he knows his catechism, my Iord'

 "'0b! does not know his catechism, why then what-'

 "'Does know, my Lord whispered the Lord Mayor, who was in the chair.

 "'Ohl ah! does know--I know--here boy said his Lordship, you know your ca techism, do youl'

 "'Yes,' replIed he sulenly.

 "'We will see then. What is your name?' said his Lordship.

 "'My name,' said the intelligent lad; what, in the catechism2'

 "'Yes, what is your name?'

 "'M or N, as the case may be- said the boy.

 "'Go down, go down., sad the Judge, angrily, and down he went

 "'Gentlemen of the Jury said his Lord- ship, this case will require very little of your attention; the only evidence against the prisoner at the bar which goes to fasten the crime upon him, is that which has been offered by the last witness, who evidently Is ignorant of the nature and obligation of an oath. With respect to the pigs toes which the prisoner stands charged with stealing, I-'

 "'Peg-top, my Lord,' interrupted Flap pertrap, standing up, turning round, and speaking over the bench into the Judges ear.

 "'Peg-top,' said his Lordship, 'oh! ah! I very bad pen--it looks in my notes like pigs toes. We'll, peg-top; of the peg-top which 1t IS alleged he took from the prose- cutOr, there has not been one syllable men, toned by the prosecutor himself; nor do 1 see that the charge of taking the bacon Is by any means proved. There Is no point for me to direct your attention 10, and you will say whether the prisoner at the bar IS guilty or not; and a very trumpefy case il is alto- gether, that must say.'

 "His Lordship sat down, and the jury again laid their heads together, again the foreman gave the little shem' of conscious readiness for decision; again did the Clerk of the Arraigns ask the important question, 'How say ye, gentlemen, Is the prisoner at the bar guilty or not guilty?' Guilty said the foreman to the Clerk of the Arraigns; and I told you 'twould be so,' said tue she riff to me-

 Have none of our readers ever witness ed Jury Trials in Courts of Justice which are brought to mind by the above?

 Nal. Lat.