On the 27^ ?f February last, George Clark, a cabinet-maker, 45 years of age, was tried at Newcastle, before Mr. Justice Willes, for the wilful murder of Mark Frater, a tax-gatherer, 011 the 1st October, 1861. The prisoner pleaded "Not Guilty," and he refused to be aided by counsel, stating that he would defend himself. Upon this the Judge interposed, and said, "Have you any counsel ?" Prisoner....