Court Of Common Pleas, Sa...
(Sitting a Nisi Print.) There were four special jury cases appointed for this morning, but none of them vwere of any interest. In the case of " Crow and Brewster," a witness of the name of Godfrey was guilty of such gross prevarication, that Chief Justice Best oidered him to be held to bail for perjury; but after a pause of a moment, his Lordship said he had made a mistake, and imagined himself in the other court. He believod that he could not hold to bail for perjury in this court. MIr. Sergeant PELL said he could not. Chief Justice BEST.-I feel I cannot; but I can commit the par- ty to the endof the sittingsforagross contempt of court. His Lord- ship,lbowever, declined to do so for the present, on the promise of the opposite party that they would indict him for perjury. The Court, at its rising, adjourned to Friday next. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SATURDAV. JTrNT A