DiUTNKHNHHSS. — Ellen WakeQeld, alias Polly M'Farlane, against whom there were «oven previous convictions, and who had not been before the court for some time, was convicted and discharged. Labokmy.— Conrad Bossn and Wm. Dormer, aged 18 and 17 years respectively, \iero charged with stealing on the 2oth inst., at Pine Hill, one pair of I winkers and one lmlter of tho value of 10s, the property of Thomas Murphy.—Mr Hanlon appeared for Dormer, and pleaded gutltv to the charge.— Bosan also pleaded guilty.—Mr Hanlon staled that the younger boy had fallen Into bad compauy, and the elder lad was leading him a»tray. Ho was going to work on Monday, and lie (Mr Hanlou) would nsk the bench to deal .leniently with him.- Bosan pleaded hard not to be 6ent to gaol, nnd stated* that he also would go to work. — Constable Miller stated that the witkers were sold for Is to a irmn named Smith.—Sergeant-major Bevin laid that both the boys had been before the court before, and that they were a perfect pest to the neighbour hood of Pine Hill.—The two boys were then charged with stealing on or about the 15tu inst-., at North- East Valley* seven hens of the valua of 14s, the property of William Miraois.—-Mr Hanlon appeared for Dormer, and pleaded guilty; and Boean also pleaded guilty.—Sergeant-major Bevin staled that four of the hens were taken to Dormer's place, and three of them to Boann's.—The Bench sentenced Bosan to 24 hours in gaol, and Dormer to receive five Btrokos from the birch rod, for the first offence; and fined each of the culprits ss, without costs, in de fault live daya in gaol, on the second. IiKCKiviNQ Stolkx Property-. — Ellen Dormer ! was charged with having on or about tho 15th lost., at the North-East Valley, feloniously received from William Dormer two hens of the value of 4s,'the property of William Mirams, knowiog them to have been stolen.—Mr Hanlon appeared for the accured, and pleaded not guilty.—Mrs Mirams stated that she, in company with Constable Miller, went to accused's house and saw three hens which she identified at once as belonging to her. Wittiest claimed them, but accused said that they were hirs, and that Bhe.had reared two of them. 