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LotITIr QUABTE.R SESSIONS, OCt. 14.-The trial of Lord Clermont, for the assault on the boys (Alarmion), was heard before- Ha)*ilton, Esq., Assistant-Barrister, and the following magisttates:-Lord Roden, Sir E. Bellew, Rev. G. Finlay, Rev. Mr. Wright, George Foster, Esq., Turner Alacan, Esq., &c. His Lordship pleaded "not guilty." LWo have received a note of the evidence in this case, but too late fbr this day's publication.1 After the evidence had been gone through, and the jury addressed by Mr. Hamilton, they retired for about 20 nminutes, and returned with a verdict of Gaiiliy. TheBench retired twice to consider the sentence, after which his Lordship was addressed by tire Chairman, and sen- tenced to pay a fine of 101. on each of the two indictments.-Dnbli,i Eveninpg Post. A late celebraled comnedian, w*io was frequently involved in pecuniary difficulties once asked a manager of one of the theatres royal, remarkable for his sarcastic replie, what he should take for his berefit. " Tnake (replied the manager), why take the benefit of the lasolvent )Debtors' Act, to be sare."