, The Court of Queen's Beach, after hearing an elabo-
rate statement from the attorney-general, granted a
rule nisi for a mandamus. This rule was entered for
aignment in a. paper called " The Special Paper ; " and,
the list being a heavy one, nearly a year elapsed belbre
it was reached. It was then again postponed several
times " for the convenience of connsel."

The Board of St. Bartimeus cftafed under (he law's
delay. They became mofhidly sensitive to the incubus
of Ginx's Baby, especially as the press had been review-
ing some of their recent acta with great bitterness. The
guardians were defiant Having served their notices,
they were induced by Mr. Stink to resolve not to main-
tain the infant. The poor child was threatened with dis-
solution. Thus, no doubt, many difficnltiea in parochial
administration are solved, — the subject vanishes away.
The baby was kepf provisionally in a room at the work-
house. On the outside of the door was a notice in fair
round-hand : —







NOTICE.
DOLt'S FOUNDLING.
Pending the legal inquiry into theJUcis concerning the Omvt
infant, artd a deeMon as to it> ictllemmt, aU oMeidii,, assist-

room in mhich it is depoiUed, or to render U any service or

U from the awMottse Mtchen.
omals, 4e


.from


not intended
having aeeess


present perl
to the iafant. o
By Ohheb o


ns other than

THE BOABD.
