AN OUTRAGEOUS LOVER.
Fron an lrisl, plper, Aug. IL.
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Saturday, a stout little man, whose lace
was deeply marked BY that enemy TO per-
sonal beauty, the smallpox, was brought
before the Magistrate of Collese-street po-
lice Office. to answer the complalnt OF
buxom little widow. The lady stated that al
she required was protection from the Sio-
lencc of the defendants love; that he, ae'
spite Of the contempt she had ever dlspiay-
ed for his person and addresses, was con-
stantly nailed (like ran as he was) 10 her
counter. and. although she dealt III such


wares. she never could place any check on
/ his unruiy conduct. The Magistrate asked
the defendant what was his name, and what


reason he could possibly have tor such con-
duct ,-The defendant made low DO" 10


the Magistrate, and, giving woe-ocgohe


look at the fair complainant, commenced


thus: : Please your Worship, my name IS
Cassidy


E"I am too tame,


Too much turtle, a thing born without passion,


A ia ut shadow, that every drunken cloud sails o.


yer,


And makes nothing"


1t is quite impossible could have laid siege


to the fair lady's hard heart, ii | had not


received encouragement; do not confess,
) not direct encouragement, but her brother
in-law, OIL whom have expended many a
sparkling half crown i'll treats to divers
: scenes Of am lsement, told me that this cruz
el creature did love me, ave IN her heart
, of hearts. "-Magistrate--iow long have
YOU known this lady t-fhe lady said it
) was about four months since he had obtrud-
ed himself upon her, and whenever he came
she always told him he was the ngiieSt Gus
~, has Oh tn
person thar Mr.. Cassidy mentioned as her
brothcr-in- law, he was, III tact, no relation
: Of hers but her shopman, whom she had
J since dismissed; and She never authorised
! him to say she had hcncham for Mr.. Cas-
J sidv. But the cause of the present com


Dlaint was, that oil the night preceding, ht
; iad exceeded all his former "amorou'


teats,' for he actually came behind hel


counter, laid hold Of her dimNy, graspet
I her round the neck, and would have ksset
f her. but that she seized her yardstlck, ant
: took The measure Of his nasty head with it
: Magistrate: You acted very properly
i Madam. PRAY, Sir what are you!-Mr


Cassidy: am a tcacher--Magistrate No


of pelitencss, | presume. Where do 20,
;. live MIR. Cassidy: In Gloucester-strcet
Z the other side Of the Observation-Disclosures
;. wish YOU would stay there. In Gloucestel
> street oh ! rccollect YOU; you were
;, brought here by gentleman from York
. street, about twclsemonth since, on COM
i plant of precisely the Same nature; were
i you not, Sir ?-Gicf had taken too fas


possession Of the poor teachers faculties te
{ permit him to answer, but he hung down


his head as if conscious Of the truth Of tht
+, charge.-The Magistrate continued: Iol


must find sufficient bail for your good beha
>iour. | cannot think ul letting his Majes
!, tvs subjects be annoyed by such desrcr
! ate lover-Ihe "gallant, gay Lothario'


was then taken into custody by the officers
, While they were lcinoving him from tn


and grief.