t ourt 01 s iK-iicn, m r.ngtami. uu i .Mr.James Martin. lately uu articled apprentice of Mr. G. K. Nichols.BYAX v. I'YE.Tliis was a case of certiorari, tin* writ having been addressed to Gilbert KlUott, Mmiiew Anderson, and J.oltii Uanks Suitor, Inquires, magistrates of the territory, lor a n turn of tue record relative to 1 the conviction of Joseph I've, junior, who had been Convicted of having kept and worked an illicit still, and sentenced to pay a tine of iSUft, upon au information laid by John llyau, inspector of distilleries.‘1 lie eonvietion was ordered to be set aside, on the motion of Mr. Foster, upon the ground tlmt the record did not contain any statement that the place where the otfeitce was alleged to have been committed, was within the jurisdiction of the magistrates.CL Alt K K V. A I.EXAX LE It.