The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09 00:00:00

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

WIDWIIIIDAT : Pllllllllt—The Mayor (J. V.
Esq.), Aldermen Oelpin and Lott, and Coeuraillon W.
Vernon. Dr. Aldridge. and J. Bishop.
Applioatiou for pelorleata lientera were made by Mr.
J. Galpin, Kr. Havel, and Kr. A. J. Kvans.—Daterred.
The Mayor read the following latter addressed to lb.
Mx:.and Corporation of Doreboster:—Mr. Manileld
to get permission to qua a doorway from his
field to the Wollaston new road. !limner to the otio
tritely opened by Kr. Mama, and upon the moss terms.
Adjourned to next meeting ria Bogies of the applies.
Moo was not gives on the agenda paper. Sever•l
C,onnoillon remarked that leave missives to Kr. Masco,
I. being a leueholdes from the Corporation of the field
from whish lb. millet is permitted.
To remedy the oakum mooed in the houses at
Tubbs Coroner, Fordington, by an overflow item the
loon sewers, owed by pressers of tho writer in the
mill drum, Mr. :mutt proposed to insert an overage
pipe, of 9-inob diameter, from the man.bole, in Mill.
atroet to tbe mill tail. This was °rebind to be dons,
and tender' to be applied for.
Mr. Slade took Rio isitietivo in having this done by
oontraot, arid an inquiry was made by Alderman' Gilpin
reopeotiog lb. ooet of making Wollastoliaroad, for which
Mr. Slade suggested tenders, but his proposal was
*eared, al the statement of the surveyor that he could
do tho work without any extra outlay. It uow appeared
that • rum of 8a woe charged for extra work. In
reply to the alderman's inquiry, Mx. Jewett explained
that his previous stotrmoot was soared, so fell as it
should leave bus. He meant to my thews would bo
no extra outlay for horse hire aod outage ! Mr.
Galpin also celled attution to the cirearoetanoe that the
men regularly employed are 000ssioully pail for a larp
amount of night work, ono 12e. • week man making
his wages rip to 18s. 111., and he pointed out how ira-
poosiblie it is for • mu who has worked all day to do any.
thing whioh eao to gulled work all night too, or nice
term, sad it we. recromminaded that when night work
Ii required, mep who are Sot employed during tin day
should be elteseo for the dot,.

LORD POLTIKORICS HUN r.
Then was • grand dieser at the Kiev' Arms hotel,
Dorchester, on Tuesday erenies,of members and friends
of Lord Poltignore's bast, is compliment to his lordship
on nearing the aloes of his ninth season in the Cattistock

country,. ;bere be hem on the heartiest estrem_Of oil

lovas of the ohms, and his splendid peek have elleitra
the highest admiration. Tito room was suitably
adorned. Al Ms upper end, •fin was calmly nestling
I. a cosy *overt, surmounted by • crown of roses, while
at the opposite end the ergot of Lora Pottiest:ire was
displayed on a larm shield, and surrounded by various
emblems of the Mess. Tee Lord Digby prodded, sup-
ported on the right by Lord Poitimore, Mr. Mareood
8. Yeatmeo, Captain Foster, Lieut. Nichelag, R.H. A.,
ho.. and as tas left by the Earl of Ilchester. General
Porter, Mr. H. darker Mr. G. Bishop, Mr. J. F.
Bodges (Mayor of Llorcloador), be. Mr. J. 0. Homer
of idertinstown, oomplied the:vim-chair, sod the general
oompany numbering, upwards of seventy. included
Major Aston, Major Clam Sykes, Mr. W. H. P. Weston,
Mr. A. Emma, Mr. J. Tbreaher, Mr. N. M. Louie,
Mr. Tigard (Mayor of Weymouth), Capt. Burnett, 1)r.
Smith, Mr. Shettler. Major Brown, 11. FL A., Mr. H.
Mayo, dr. T. Chick. Mr. H. W. tHawkins, Mr. T.
Staid', Lieut. Anderson, IL 8.A., Mr. B. Loraine, Mr.
R.. Wallace, Mr. K. Browne, Mr. C. Beata, Mr. Reudell
(Maiden Newton), Mr. W. Johnsen, Mr. W. Ors, dr.
W. Andrews, Kr. A. Pops, Mr. W. P. Cox, Mr. Bridge,
Mr. H. Mimeo, Mr. J. Mayo, Mr. C. Mayo, Mr.
Baxter, Mr, Rumford, Mr. W. M. Smith, Mr. W.
Mayo, Mr. J. Pears. Mr. V. B. Watts, Mr. J. Andrews,
Mr. Beviss (Sydling), Mr. T. Bevies, Mr. M. Gale, Mr.
Ferris, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. H. J. Amphlett, Mr. Atkins,
Mr. Furicedgs Mr. Grew, Mr. Mears, Mr. H. Miller, WEYMOUTH.
Mr. Whittles. Mr. GUM Symonds (Sydling), Mr.
Sado, Mr. . Mr. Amiss, Kr. Broad Walsers:it -The late Admiral Fitgroy's
Peps, Mr. Hinds, . Talbot, Mr. H. Neenah, kc, storm signals will be exhibited in future at Pembroke
The amalgamate were made by a sonsaittee. Thane instead of Weymouth.
were priced at a guinea eaoh,but this was only milloient WILPOL Maw titer.-Two or three more of the young
to provide (setrooornio plessurm, comemently • trees on the Dominator road have been broken off.
medal " whip'' had to be made for raising tingle to We hope every one will be on the look-out to detect the
steers the serotees 01 • party of nrofeedeoal singers, perpetrator of these wanton oetrilffee, which so much
In deist this, sane was taken that the tenant fanners delay the addition of another (nos to our town.
were not asked to contribute, as the " amtlemen" fait Tug Elena-The three entrances to this triangular
—well, perhaps our readers had better guess thereat. pleasure ground (whieh will, we supposs, always retain
It nested a groat hubbub amongst the agrioultaral the above name), ban been ,55ip11ed dash with • Mir of
emeshere of thshostand led to the abeam' of numbers, lamp', of handsome dodge. The bases are ornamented
so that there was soaroely half the party that amenibled with ivy foliage in bamolief, mud the boat,' are of
two mare ego, and *may Isteaut Lamers were too. baadsonse gist. The mil me superintended by Ur.
*moue by Moir absence. After the dinner, the Stone for the Gee Oonenmers'Compony.sad Mr.Seenuto,
grommee smealdersd, and to oas ems at lean, Moks surveyor, for the Load Board of Health.
into a 8a..; while, next day, in the deld we beer that LO. Orobestsowu -The United Brothers' Lodge
ette Itostleamo" had to &Patents le about twenty of have Issued their Mlinciaeliest for the taren ending
the company for die alight tacitly pared on them. Dec. 31, 1816. Tbe lodge eosins .1 61 benefit member.,
Hen the MONT rests. Coasernlag mother "id an& dab. amtailiatioes amount to £BO 13s. Pd., el
of the dinner, we feel some heeitatioe is spesisad as ps whisk sse 13., Id. wee paid to 12 sick members, and
*omens the Fres*, bat it ought to he koewn. Had the eipsoditems altogether is Eld) lo 11. The sloshthis been • festival onemeted with my little logal dub amount shows Lib Ms. Id. In head, El due from the
-we should not like to compare tang awe with the district, apt Ba. gd. In me beak, and £3 3a. 7d.
Oddidloars or Forman' the hots would ban intend ;told, _ass 70. U. Grit( to the very bear/
reoeived a esarkeem ineriatios,but die committee of the amount expeadedis nick pay, the inesease of the desk
hunt basemet-dianer sad singing for " putlssneieotwp has only __been El Fes. 5)1. tbS year.
Kettle'', dimmer for " fanners" one valties-thought it Ti. WSATIIIIII Ornog-Oh I this sweeping,steep-
right to maim this oomplirmotary offer to two sews. Mg, lood4ornamhabut-elseld2ll weather I Hopes of
paper•-" you Wen math the advertisement of the line days dmbed by rain, pride of hoe Oaths, splashed
dime,. mid Mos we will give you • tricot for yam by used I Everybody ii ,ry of She dd. old subject.
reporter," ladle the other paper repteasited had the Loden the Government, Urinliag perhapsit Ip no us
".
Mame of Whig plaited Os the same footing an to keep • nark of the weather, "us are so "
• "boner. sad wee admitted on payment of • of • more plestaat artiste, Issoe-estensteed to ware
yekies." Yet, _after all, the committee aimed On their mosey for better time.. The 411mrti55".....111.4
the 10411 t lit' The Press I" and the eulogistic smash meMorologicsl (why I the name seggill v.
ets • Yard talc
with whisk hew given, stinted load ape.. How ester thumping down from a shad) is to he 'mermaid.
long shall Ma humbug be suffered? On Friday, Mr. Ritter', stork at the teisereph office
Whendomerairee plated months table, the Citalsaux received aa intimation that the daily weather report:
with brevity PeoPeeed the lersi end patriotic %mem would be dimmed with. It bee bolo, we bedews a
"imal Barter moiled lot the army, Dr. Blade of joke against ono of the radoorologissl stens that he
H.M.S. Boesawas for the navy, Captain Yestama for went on a holiday, and left the weather In charge of
the yeomanry, and Captain Thresher for the volunteers, a bon on which we had theuder, °last. and rain; bet
The lord lieutenant and magistracy was 'repealed to by what will happen now no rapist Is to be Pwo to bbs
COMM Foster. "The Members feu the County" was barometer sA silt Is set eve. 84..• week to be gives
also gives by the Chairmas, for ascertaining the weight of the almeophen whisk
Lord Damn then proposed ,'Tbe health of tbs seals tell us "bangs twig/Ada, °F°4 lb. °Oisft°•"
Lord Poltistore"-(empiamet He said I as and is the lost report of • ramped odes ever to
tore It Is the amere wish of all liniment that he moognee "mash rain r or.. we sot rather holm the,
may Item Math sod strouitt 5. older the sport of the demurest will take pattere from mime lane- winded
foramtiag in the Ontario* organ, for many nen to reutletuse. who AM when Mem. ..fo so one "P°_.
come --(setebseiester sbeeettle- It is oleo years deer them awl that the weather will tatjeW the etemall
be ease amegget us with hls basalifal peek- (hoar, the itotesrologied &nutmeat, ma, to use s YhMkat.
boar)--sad las enroll. only trapreseing the oeklo, is.," dry r
of all overeat want I say that the beset be numbs A Quirt Ineonoil.-A. usable of useful
b
with es tit. wee we like him end the mare we tweet ofiloisis segregmted is Meader Mongol In eow:2:
As • water of foxhonade be Is feat. • Inseam that very few kaew that ntinleirig
reghWillee)-"'Se. .a ildfa of Meads then is hese to ea, sad el glom le*, some whets they were ahlitaJ
best leks--jobrilen)-Imo, es you ell knew, be is NA a ren essamones in tins dull those seemly
a splendid pask-(riesewed applause). Inderstood what it ennead the namber that could have
=ei a, as we han the good leek be hen such • am tatemend me still further diminished by the
masher of foxhoginds, it is our hogaslen duty to do all proporttss that, ohm they kaser.didi't Mrs. To mike
• ced to meson ide sport-and, I may my, our own lb. matter still we. di/esint from in Ordibte7 oloettost
into the bergaia-isbeers sod langbber_ )-hy the eseefal the mePority of the imeninetod were quits ieediferent
presenettion of foxes; not, that I %dime thereto my shoot Moir shelties, and we swam, if they amid have
MS hi* Cleitistoek bent would willingly set a Map to , had tho daisies is their Own handl, would have meted
eta a fez, bat there an form *might through the themselves. The only part of the affair in which thee*
aleldiMses, or, I may say, the awkwardness of midst; was einything hie earnaitcess, was in the *hooded for
tram for rabbits: if penens would oniy set traps is an odes to which *trifling remuneration is Misiehod.
rabbits' earths, and then hunk them ovary day, gash The aimless of auditors and esemeore came off te the
midortmes weald not happen, though ferreting is try didereat wards el Malcomiss tirad Wermeeth. la
far the bold Out if the neeessary time elea be ems- the regretted Maws this Masse of Ur. Alder.
bear, hear). Bat I have said enough on that eahjem, man rothseary, Yr. al dynes' mad
and I will now give "Tb. hiastrat Lod PolUsaero se his 4epat7 for Makomilts Regis Ward,
with all the bosoms, and thanks to hilt lee the= sad Ida R. N. Howard took his own seat as Ward
he has afforded us, ant Elnswiat fot the very 1 Alderman for Weymouth. The retiring hiccough
way in which he haste the country-00'18mm manors am MOWN& Robert James gofer sad Allen
Burt, sad Mr. Charles Perm was nominated alms with
chrorr elloansoita, who was most warmly gratied, them ;but the two fanner we. re-elected. The retir-
left Lard Elleary,
_Mr. Vices-Olteirmert, sad gentlemen tag borough emomoris ware Means Throbs, sad Bawd,
-rot Your Medial remolds aim. Insight I Morn sad they witalt pirate to *Mrs. Edward Charlie
you my meet besstfait Moan, and I Mink I unsafe in illselfos The retiring asemsom for
saying that Is hutting the Cattlsiosk wintry for aim Weymouth irs7;3oolm. Charleligts. ok and William
somons I hem egel feelleited Grind your esteem or mar 'Brims sad their sudemeors Albert Ellen
Moms.
pommieo4"44l;idapTisim-1,11:11"st -55w4y.athetro.""sgeozmill rrumbvelcuaboarerat-leveraa: .a‘miners.LoreltirviDasargleda:l7l.jamielift ibirte dim to

-7

AS AOCIOSIFT of a senior Ware brippeeed is
Monday night to Mr. Ourge Butt, heed boot' at the
Royal Hotel. He woe is the ontalbus is the mash-
house sad drove oht rather oeiikly in ruder to be la
time to meet the teem the °barmaid Hands'
steamboat. Eta y be did slot take sedleiset
sate to avoid • hems widish Mrstebes amass to the mash-
hoes\ and whisk is not mash higher than the toe of
the 'bee, sad drat his beak against It with great form.
The horsed swim another plunge, sad tbe poor driver
wee pressed beak so violently that ebe faistinatnp of the
box seat were Holum away, sad Belt sod the mat were
dashed against the rail behind. The horses stopp died
the Poor MS SY taken down and attended by Dr.
'Lewd, under whom oars be is a little moovered,
though so fearfully brained. It somata that the
unfortunste stan was stooping down to avoid the besot
which supports the eaves of the omoh•houes, but did
not stoop low enough, and so was premed by the
lon-word motion between the Has and the seat, sad,
had net the festeninp gives way belied hien. It is
probable his bask would have bees brae°. He is now
ander the we of Dr. Tisard, doing pretty well.
A. 0. Toeleow —At the hall.vearly SISOtitIS of
°earl "Plum. of Feathers," No. 3152. the followieg
brethren were appoiated to the various °Mem Bro.
W. C. T. Hiseneell was re-eleeted seeretary, and Bro.
Jno. Moore wee re-Hosted triesserer ; Bro. L. idellishon
was elected CIL. Bro. G. Matthews, &CAL, Bro. G.
Gregory. &W., Bro. B. Combat, J.W., Bro. R. e
&8., Bro. R. Webber, J.B. Prose the stelementi=
for the half-year ending December last, we gather that
the court numbers 155 financial members, end reoeived
in eontribettiona, honorary subscriptions, ha, on the
sick and funeral sement, £63 10.. ld.,while it !mid for
sickeees 8.730 6a. 101, and district foment au, 1:13 12s.
The cash in treasurer's heeds et the commenoement of
the balf.yeer was E 29 12e. lljd., and at the olose it
mounted to £l4 sa. Old. ; but in addition to this £l5
bad been paid into the bank. To the management fend
the cash in tremurer's hands had been tit 13.0. 6d.,
and this at the end of the year bad inoreased to
£l5 lts. 3gd., besides which £5 had been paid in to the
Bank. Tee total worth of the Court, ietled_ing
property vetoed at £3O, amounted to £423 Os. Gt&
It need scarcely be said thet we wish Court " Plume
of Feathers,* and every Waller institution, the greatest
MON&

said when be had finished one calf, he asked Comic"
In to clean out the abandons and put the fat on the
tallow•board •' bat when he was smoking in the h
room, be auppowid Cornish had taken it away, and in
the evening he (Beggs) found one joist over the pump.
elestood. He denied hiving given it to him.
°orlon* said that Sages had given it him for
his help. He did not know whether or not Beggs was
anthonsed to give him anything out of the *laughter-
hottee.-11r. B motion intimated that he did not wish to
pre.' the chary° hardly against Bagga. —P.A. tiervey
said Coral& had been convicted before. for Mesita, some
fowls—The Chairman said that the Bench cons dared
the prisoners guilty of the charge. As to Beggs, it arm
to be regretted that a servant who had lived with his
mastr ox and 'half years could not be trusted to look
&her his =ogees interests. Thin was • cue where
decide '!7 he hod not done no, for he had not only
stolam, but appeared to have made • sale of the articles.
It be had been a married man, having a large family.
and had taken them for use, it might have been looked
at In a more lenient point of view, but his having made
• sale of them mud be looked on as an aggravation of
the offence. He hoped the sentence, of one month's
bard labone, would he the means of outdo( him, when
he came out of prison, to take care of the property of
any person by whom be might be employed. As to
Cornick, the maelstrates had hardly made up their
miods whether they should not give him • severer
punishment, bemuse It was not the first time he had
been there on • similar charge. If be had been sent for
trial he would have had • murk heavier punishment,
and doubtlem the last time he was sentenced be was
urged to amend his conduct ; but they were willing to
give him another chance. He would be sent to priaon
for one month, with hard labour, and the Bench hoped
what had been said that day to him would have the
desired effect of inducing him to give up dishonest mita

VIOLS.? Seel* broke over Weymouth and the
neighbourhood no Monday wild, and eulminsted abut
seven o'clock on Tuesday morning in a hurricane-like
squall. The Book water was like the opus sea, as the
advancing tide met the wind, and was covered with
white-crusted eaves. Tile. were blown about in all
dlreetioes,and during the amide" gadabout Derma o'clock,
some of the chairs on the Esplanade were lifted by the
wind, and beaten down again on the ground, and it is
ars:d that among them were even the beery iron ones,
which do not offer go mesh surface to the wind. Right
or ten yards of the will of Mr. Cox's foundry in the
Park :was blown down,and at Hanover-leirrase,Radipole,a
eldeiney eta* wee blown from tbe back of No. I.
oesupled by Mr. Joys', guard at the Great Western
Station, and fell oe the roof of • bedroom erected over
the kitchen, breaking through the roof, and through the
floor into the kitehen below. In the bedroom was
sleeping a servant named Mary Notley, of flimsy,
and part of the Woks and rubbish fell on the
poor girl, seriously injuring her. She was removed
to the Royal infirmary, end attended by Dr. Rhodes
and Dr. Moorhead. It is feared that dish* received
internal injeriea and that her bask is hurt; bet she
was not abbe to hear examination until she should have
recovered the shook. In the evening it was considered
that none of her limbs ware broken but there is fear
of Wades to her spine, and internal hurl, yet it is
hoped that the ease may she • favourable tarn. The
poor girl bad not been in her situation many days. The
storm (*stinted with varying violesce to rags all day:
sometimes with • bunt of bright @ambit*, and then
suddenly, with • dreseking shower, to be followed
quickly by a clear sky. The weasels in the harbour
were heaved and *seed about violently ; but we are
glad that no damage is reported as yet, though we
merchant vessel that was might in the squall was
spun round like • feather in the wind, but she managed
afterwards safely to &a the port. The Weymouth •
and Channel Islands' steamers have made their passages
all right.
DlMeaga.—An exhibition of beautiful dieraraie
view was given ea Wednesday evening last, by Mr.
W. T. Hallett, at the lecture-room of the Litarary
Institution, accompanied by appropriate yaml mid
instrumeetal mute, by Mr. Marehallsay, Miss Norris,
Mr. C. Croaker, sad Mr. Bartlett. The =diense easel
tolerable numbers, bet not by any moons so large a.
the exhibition deserved. After some pretty views of
English rural life, which were changed by the drawly-
leg apparatus from summer to winter pictures with
very good effect, the well-kairwa pisture of the Soldier's
dream, with sweet little peeps of Highland scenes in
dreamland, was shown, dm musleal party singing "Oh
where, ant oh where, is ray Higiland toddle gone ?"
The exhibitor then took us through some of the moot
beautiful *ones in Germany and Switaerlead, inetuding
Ems, in Bavaria, the watering place of Wirsbaden, the
(anions Baden-Bsden, and the melte of Heidelberg, the
town of Heidelberg, he., and in Swim seertery we were
delighted with the valley of Lanteirlerane, its name
implying "Nothing but fountains," the chapel of
William Tell. Ice. Haste was shout to lead us to clam
Mount Blanc, se our geographies taught us. among
Swiss mountains; but it must be remembered that the
114011i011 of Savoy has given it to Frame. The Matter-
horn was also a striking specimen of Alpine seensry,
and the ormile of Chinon had a melancholy Inters* for
those who have reed Byron's famous poem. • number of
views of sacked spots* the Holy Land were introduced
by the glee party with Use "Red CMOS "eight," and •
Iview of Jerusalem was seeocepsnied by the sweet hymn
of "Jerusalem the Golden." and that of Gethsemane
I by "A poor wayfaring Man of grief." After • fee
elides bits of biota* and Irish smatery, such aa a view of
Melrose Abbey, sad rustic scene of tills:nay. Mr.
Hallett broeght leeward his restlieplendid series of
English cathedral", including Y Wells, Liebfield,
Illy, Roster, Salishary, and many ere, both extecier
cud interior •iewa. Tbo Irmo effectt of limbo ho
understood without • dipeisition oa architecture, for
which there is not time ; but no one could fail to notice
the beautiful rendering of form and distance by these
&arming photographs. The long-drawn aisle and the
fretted columns seemed really to possess snob reality
that, in spite of the absence of colour, one weld not
help feeliag as if it were possible to walk down on the
*sedated pavements so beautifully portrayed. The
cathedral views velars worth a descriptive leetere, and
an evening all to themselves. They Gould sot be
shown as dissolving views, and Mr. Hallett,
though, we believe, • Liberal, awakened • spice
of political feeling by the jocularly expressed
opinion that cathedrals could not be di/solved. Next
came some very brilliant represeolations of Chinese
misnes, Pmd.ood by Photography. and afterward.
gorgeously coloured. A representation of • Chinese
wedding displayed with sleet the peculiar custom' and
costume" of that strange people, and Mies Norris very
appropriately mog "I will marry my aln love," during
Its exhibitioa. There were also the Emperor reviewing
his troops, the haggard fees' of the opium-smokers,
the interior of a Chinese teniple, showing the priests,
worshippers, and the gigantic figures of the 'Trinity
of Boodh. The sacrifice to the harvset moon was •
pretty rural woe, though disfigured by the supersti-
Boa of those who even now worship the Quails of
Heaven, as in the days of the Hebrew prophet who
exposed that folly, so long ago that rained abbeys and
cathedrals ere, compared with his writings, but of
modern times. Although Mr. Hallett had enough to
do with real views, yet he found time for • joke by
announcing a Chinese design, extensively copied, when
a willow-pattern plate appeared, to our great amuse-
meet. By this time be had poured out quite an
emberres deo rielieseel ia the way of platens, yet the
singing by MOB North. of "They mime neat Home."
prepared the Minapan for still • fresh sensation, and
when the well-known "Round Howe" and the Status
of George lIL appeared on the screen, there was • buret
of applause exmoding the very many that had come
before. The OfIIIIIMAZ Scheel. Si. John's Church, the
view from the pier, sad Mr. Lttee's Royal Hotel, were
etweembrely reprodureed, to thesompeny's delight The
singles was amompanied by Mr. Bartlett on the piano.
At the oleos • yen, hearty vote of thanks was pained to
Mr. Hallett, end Mr. S. Beale, the hon. secretary,
announced that next Wednesday they would celebrate
the anniversary of the Primes and Prams, of Wales's
Wedding by • musical concert, whisk it is hoped will be
• great sumess.
BOSOOOII Perry litgemage, Tneeday.—Before the
Mayor. J. Ayling, and W. Talbot, &qrs.
Ile Deena of the Park Hotel was transferred from
Mr. J. W. Johnstaa ts Mr. W. Bartlett, and that of
the Military Arms from Kr. Walter Holt to Mr. John
Piekford. .

;MinG. Hiterford woo msamoned by P.C. Elmsford
for being drank mad riotous on Feb. FI—P.S. Harvey
said them noises were a sommoo oasnrrenes.—Flnsi
10a. Including mete.
Several poor people were summoned for noo-psy anent
of mks, and various orders were made.
lIPEDAY.—Before J. Ailing, and B. Baylv, &qrs.
lobbiag implopers.—Georpe Bopp sad Jan Domini,
one employed in the skaghter-bouse, sad another an
ooiaalotal eetielleat, were Moaned with staging two
salved cheviot's, the property of Nemeth It W. bpi
J. Novintrai, beWoors, Ut. lanandaerees---It eepeeeee
that lb. B. W. RIPAIIISOD was leonine down High-isnot
last evening, and met Condole with • oblivion in his
1, hand, whisk he said Yr. Bolt's man diem had given
Win. Neowisi AM Bugs had two velem to kill, Mr.
' Baanton therms went to the slaughterhouse, and 'eked
him for Hie &swims, whit* Haas replied were en the
I tallow board; bat as being asked to show them be
' maid not And them. It is the tattoo of Hews.
%WOOD to take awey the tat of them thiop for tallow,
leaving the entrails to be thrown together without
shooing; but they meld fled neither the entrails sot
the fat. On this Kr. Helmets went over water, and
sent his nephew to the alanghterhoem, as he sumerolod
the artielde 'night be losuid in the amentints He also
moarteined from Yr. Bolt that his man had no right to
give away nosh a thing, as Oorniek had mid. When
Kr. B. Ford tied Tea over to the slaughterhome, be
found Beggs outline the entrails front the fat of me of
the minim
_eitawdoes, and dropping them is the blood
hole; but Mr. Ford maw that they had been slimed as
if for eating, whisk they ought not to ham been, if
the ellawdas was irealosd be be ran for fat in the
vaned way. Beggs then cat the fat into pieces,
and by this Nes Kr. Hesston retursed. On being
asked whore he found the ohawilm, he mid It was in
the wiadow, abbey+ Wee% he had said be 'mkt not
think where it was Mr. bantam bad, however, taken
partlealar nodes in looking round, sod loser that it wee
not there whoa he left the shop, and so be told Bagp,
I who made no answer. No porquiettes of this kind are
allowed, and Beggs was particularly charged not to lot
anything go from the slasghterhouts without a note
Ira.. the shop. It appeared also that Cornisk had
offered the other obardos for sale at Mn. Pitman's,
Nicholmy.threet, Weymouth side, and alter some
beggliai Mrs. Phnom Monist it for Is., though the bald
they were only id. or 104. in Um market. Tim psiaseern
were given by Kr. &maim into embody of P. C. Meath,
when Biggs said be km* nothing about the eltawdeo
In the slaughteslomm —Kr. Bomonton mimed the artistes
at Is. for the couple sad metalloid that when they
were very much smaller it would pay to Glean than for
eating at the pies of le or so ; but his wives were
generally large, and it was more pealheble to got
perhaps 10th. or Ms of fat from them. He was sorry
to appear aphis! Beep, as he had bees in his
employ sit yeers sad a half, and be thought
he mold have trusted him. Coruna Was only
an moadosal helper, sad had no basins. •
ttmelseghterhemno, mime enisied.—Botit Mathias
ehoelnd tab. tried by the Bomb, imam! of Wiz:
to NM UAW. bat they *Wed set gear.