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64 Fox? Patience, there is a God.—When I was in gaol, I was not vexed at hearing him at liberty and happy: I could not possibly wish my misery to any one; but his boast on Ballaarat that his friend Dr. Kenworthy had procured him a "written free pardon" did smother me with bitterness.

LI.

TOTA DOMUS DUO SUNT, IIDEM PARENTQUE JUBENTQUE!

ensued which baffles description; marching, countermarching, orders given by everybody, attended to by nobody. This blustering concern, when brought forward on the stage at the State Trials, appeared so much to the heart's content of his Honour, of his and my learned friend Mr. Ireland, that I must offer it here, nolens volens, for the confirmation of the Cracker-of-high-treason-indictments' approbation.

Thomas Allen examined.—(See Report of the Nigger-Rebel State Trial, in The Age, February 24th, 1855.)