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MAYOR’S COURT.

Tins Day. (Before his Worship the Mayor.) DRUNKENNESS. Martin Mornan, for the above offence, was lined ss, with the usual alternative; Alexander Moore, 10s, or forty-eigkt hours. BREACH Of BYE-LAW CASES. John Grant and William Burke, for furious driving on the Main South Road at Caversham, yesterday, were each lined 40s, without costs.

“ I tell you, wife, I have got the plan all in my head “ Ah, then it’s all in a nutshell !” Father Hyacinthe.—A Parisian journalist of the name of Barhey d’Aurevilly is said to have recently sent to Father Hyacinthe a copy of one of his best works, “LePretre mariA ” In this book a child, the fruit of the priest’s marriage, has a blood stain on his forehead which takes the form of a cross, gradually increases, and which nothing can efface. Father Hyacinthe intends to publish the strange fact of the son of a French journalist being born with a small bird on bis forehead, which afterwards assumed the shape of a canard, and finally the dimensions of that bird from which M. Barhey d’Aurevilly derives his means of existence (goosecjuill).

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Evening Star, Issue 3082, 4 January 1873, Page 2

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MAYOR’S COURT. Evening Star, Issue 3082, 4 January 1873, Page 2

MAYOR’S COURT. Evening Star, Issue 3082, 4 January 1873, Page 2

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