to do by virtue of his position as High Consta- j i ble. We mean by this that it was necessary j for the Mayor to have an officer to summon witnesses, bring prisoners from the jail to the court-house, and. in a.word, to attend to the sainutke which always attaches to that very popular tribunal, the Mayor's Court. Mr. Crump was deputed by Mayor Saunders to : ; perform this duty, and he has done it up to
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