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 Iae ffipafs.-at Miuriborougn street osE- flee on Monday. John Hunt, plasterer's apprentice, and Samuel Sparks, journey nlaB chpnnay sweep, were brought up char ged wilil breaking inc peace, by fighting m the streets. Mir Conant-- What have you to say. in defence, Hunt l- Hunt-Vy, this here Sparks hit young hooman as vas a volking vith punch in the eye, and hit him d vop aef, ihai's all as knows on it. Mir. Gonant-W What have you to say, Sparks 2-sparks made q ointment with a young gal, as werry much respects, vot 1ye kept company vith herior two year, to 70 to Coin non girden theatre lat Saiur- day, and IS vos cutting along home to cleaa myself, because l vos kisered over vit SUI, comes plum bang on this here young man, as he vos coming along CO., habiino with my werry young hooman her. self, arm in arm. "Hallo, marm!' says l, 'syoai doing it up brown, don't think. "--- ''Yes," says sie, ssSammy. don't you like it?'' .sNo.'' says I, Il doese'ni, marm, and that you'll find out afore' long With that ups with my fist and hits her chack. and then this here coyey ups with hls'n and hits me another, and then the policeman comes up and quods both on us. "-Mr. Conant directed that the angry rivals should enter into suretes to keep the peace for the future.