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The Quaker and tlae Judge.--A Quaker having been cited as an evidence at a Quar- fer Sessions, one of the magistrates who had been a biacksn,ith, desired to knowwhy he would not take off his hat2 ssIt is a prylege,0 said the Quaker, .'that the laws and liberty of my country indulge people of my religious mode of thinking in.o If ] had 1t in my power" replied the justice, 'sl would have your hat nailed to your head.o "i iliought,' said Obadiah, driIy, "that thou hadst given over the trade osf driving nails.''