It was only the night afore last showed her down in the mud; she got up again, went home, changed her dress, and. there she was at my tail before served half my customers with the afternoon milk.

 The Magistrate said, that however en- raptured the poor girl might be with conn plainant, that was no justification for dash ing milk at her head, or sousing her in the mud. He could not see that any assist ance could be rendered from the office.

 Cow-keeper---Then I'm afraid shall lose all my customers, for seeing the girl coming after me continually, they will sup pose that there is an improper connexion between us, which I declare most solemn ly is not the case.

 MT. Davis remarked, that it was a pity a girl possessed of property should give way to passion for a man who was utterly unworthy of her thoughts. The Magistrate then directed Craig, the officer, to proceed to her residence, and cndeavor to impress upon her mind the folly of an- moving the cow-keeper, and informing her. that if she still presisted in doing so itwouId only lead to great discontinue on her part.