endeavoured to give us a turn over by backing his horse against Mr. Taylor's. He turned round and caught hold of the bridle of Mr. T.iy lor's horse. He could not hold on long, as Mr. Taylor lashed his horse, and the shafb struck Mr. Bray's horse, v hich commmenced kicking. Bray then rode off. The road was narrow where this occurred. This concluded the case for the prosecution. Mr. "Wynn then addressed the Court, con tending that no case had been made out. The Chairman (Mr. Home) said that he thought the 58th section of the Justice of Peace Act; met the case. It was the opinion of his brother Magistrate himself that the charge in the indictment had not been made out ; there fore the ease must be dismissed. This concluded the business.
