Middlesex Sessions.
Thbese tssif6ilns commenced vesterdm7 before n r. CowST, and a. Benchi of Al-agistsiat.es. The cialcnder is unusitmiy liglit. ;* GA31ING flOUSES. JospeJL Taylor was -itdicted for a nu=ane in keeping a common gan i ng.htouse at N. o. 68, Pael i?l-alI. UH8e waalso iidieted for keep- m~ a gatning-table in a certain room^ in the said house. hdleifendoarnt,t anppefatred, had had several other indictnments lMr. CURWOOD, WhO appeared for the defendant, here obAerved that this wraY one of several inidictm ents which had been prefetted. against him for the purpose of extorting money in Arder to compro- mise them. It had alsu' for its object to rummon individuals as wit- ucises, in order ihat they might pay to beexemnted froin atten4ing, beTe . watte shes -were niow called; but they stated- that they hatl not been at the house since September. The-defendant was therefore acquitted. - The Court'was occtupleEt for Ahe '.reainder of the (lay zin iiying cases of peqty vmaullto~, 6utjiwue of them were.1yorth notice, i1IDDLESEX SESSIrNS.