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The Dance of Jt1stice.-A curious inci- dent occurred during ball given at Cork in honor of the British Association, which ex- emplifed the adroitness of the Irish police. A number of the swell mob honored Cork with visit, some of whom came express from London, and among them several fe- male practitioners. The crowded ball room afforded ample field for displaying their skill. An inspector Of police, dressed in ball cos tune, having observed one of these ladies appropriating a gentleman's purse, procured an introduction to the fair one, and obtained the honor of her hand for the next quadrilIe. iI1 gUIItiaITIdII, uf ot1tiTse' 55d555 0i the dance, ''did the agreeahlao to the lady she, on her part lavishing blandishments on her military-looking adnirer. The dance ended; the gentleman's arm was offered for a promenade; and, when near the door, he quietly resigned his fair partner into the hands of brother officer

 Dublin Journal.