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quality of the atone: neither did defendant my he what he meant, and spin if they were going to
did ti. 4 w.ah to leave Mr. Lane, who need bim admit me. They reph ed —" "
o. If you want to g)
well. Ti,. first tint.. he reNeved any comPlaillt am youto in. y hal better go round to the side door,awlN
tilFit,lll•• Wil• with that, IT' from Hay a push into the road. ontipitaL Now s pa (AGE,
tits.
.t I.•tter whieh the defendant a ..it•• to the pla"ntiff I told Ish rill report it, and went round
wi. her, pro le ..-1. It wa. slate 1 IL- -giber Sth, and to the side
,r ti see how 1 sh•itild fare •
st de I Cot st in.. was n d th.• c wriage ; there. There I found two men as well-
! -I. that it W.I ci. .1.•••1 tor a. onetery work. one Mr. Mann .1 Allen, ef Sonth•street, the FLOODS IN SPAIN.
To this the plaintiff s:•.st a reply that if the stone other a " stalwart " man named lieu:kings. I
trIVI or uric,,
arm not clean and Melina it WAX unknown to him. told them I had beim refused admittance at the
Mariam, Monday.
Two dap; of heavy rains have Cl/Aired aeriuw, Said.
wail : In
aenu atone which. it w.ta Ilk been supplied on the platform?" 1 answend, Ton like: I
ioeLI tlThil"rosidisairtheawilattliertni c'ertran" tio"7. I :M., Mr. Allen
liwenanile,,"g4
!n whre it I
through me, lint I ant sur, it was no: my sten... Oa d
.1: wv 31.1 v ..t.• asking t pen Isonv• a .ida. • "talgliud attM,Cartiwallugofulia.the wtoh*Wir:', lt..l7'ilweaktith.r4:latelle7Vdlll.l"rfen•iti."ll'li7.7,l
aVeoverllwwn, awl the waters rlidi
tiaa fcma th •.1 •fen Mut that th- s• •t • was r • piirel to ask >lr. Tucker," and with the same I was
trit.:w.rthy per...si to se- tile Ti.. fled eitinia• entered ; but as 1 did a, he itaisl—" But you'll have .
il
fer w..rk mittw i .• I.•tt/.1. dated It ••nly -r fa, to face with Mr. Tucker ( tr It Tacker, jun., I everything 1,..f0re its ALany lives are reported to
4th. The stone I t • Mr. !Serer was W 11101.4 *III referrinj to), and Mr. Allen said to him, "He
been loan, Rain Mill continues.
atutie. It wa, free Ira,, reach. stone ahem., to wants to go on the platform." I olted I did nit
med e at the yard, and ropreeentod as coming care where it was, an long as i m
t was somewhere inside. I
free' in.' War very good stone. I told Mr. Tucker I had been refused admittance at
A inece of at which defendant said wan taken the other door, and Was tohl tocomethen.. Whereupon
from the largest block, was pasluced in Court, and Mr. Tucker --who, I might add, was poseemed of
plaintiff. in answer to Mr. Hyde, said it was not fit rather tnore ingenuity than the others—had remora.
for cemetery work, to the bills which convened the nerting --Mr. Far-
John Ayba Stone, quarryman, of Wakeham, and quhanion will address the "electors-at the Drill Hall,
quarried the three blocks of stone -sent deferelwit. ' only.•" My answer was to point down the body .1
in the employ of plaintiff. statet ho and Ins sons &a -and raid, "But the meeting M for electors
of whither' stone. He an.' his sons cleaned the blocks. whotn I positively knew tots. non-electorsand told hisn :
•ria.s caw,. (rani a very sound rock of newly 10 tons th•• hall, where I could APO at a glance (run 15 to 21 1
In reply to questions h.iMr. Hyde, he said he was AI. Just then some "leading lights" arrived, and I
aware ile. bleeks were going to. Portsmouth, but did was hustled and uncivilly geld to stand aside. I did
not know ti what persons. Ile oathi tell sound or nat nnuire to he tWid, for with the ?Until amount
r.aten hy the ring a. they were working it, commrs sense with which I am I always
Hobert new Stone son of the I,reCloll4 hate, and should, endeavour to give a lady as free an
witness, COrroborated the evidence of his father witli :WOW. as possible. After they had pasmal in, the
whom he worked. "guard-.," or " iloork.rpere," or whatever they are
Itobert Portune's•Well, said he WWI Well Called -perhaps " sepervisors ' would le. better -
acquainted with l'ortland stone, and had seen atone turned their attention to mealgain. I was then stand-
front a- r. C.sesilse's quarry cut up. Mg inside the sl.s.rwaY. against tie' wail 14,,tc'h'
Mr. !lowan' contended that if there had been an ings IVSII standing beside ino (insi•li.); Mr. Tucker
aCeeptallOe awl an actual receipt .1 a thing only for was standing near, awl Mr. .tllen at th•• door,
an instant, the purcha.ser was Imund by the liarvain. o.le of them than maid (I believe it was Ileteliings) -
and could ti.l afterward, withdraw his acceptance " What 11.111 you going to 11/ I" I answered -•"
and reject 111,. article, except on the ground ..f fried. would stand there if they " Oh, no, you
which was not allenul. He said that, was Mid down wan't.," Nays he (Hiatchinge); "•int you 'to," at the
in " Chitty on Contracts," an.l submitted that defend- Kam., Slum giving me a "aid,. lifter "-- which, of ci
ant War entitled, in law, to the verdict, Mr. Ilytli• 1 did n.,t resist, as I know it iesild ls• isofectly isse-
anzu.sl that it we. a rale With Walran:y, the steer he,.i -which a,nt me MAMA, I then asked Mr. .tllen
lasing warranted as equal to Mr. Lane's. It was a why they had shown partiality and made exception..
case of beach of warranty, sail he didn't knew, it was nothing to .1., with
Defendant, upon being que.tioned, asserts, 1 that him, that this weft only the platform entrance, and
when plaintiff called upon him in November h" that he suppeeed they hail their reasons hr not admit-
(defend:Nit) told him he rev ninal the stone ter ting in., at the other door. I reterted -" Yea ; I
m ~,,, 'mental I'laititiff mid he omid sell perfectly understand, it is a pra-arranged conoern."
him • stone which was just like Mr. Lano's, After a time %Ir. Allen said—" If you wait here, I'll
and omit.' supply_ him with some of exactly Oil go down and hear why they object to your admit-
same qintlity as Mr. Lana's. A piece lit stone WWI lance," saassmnst The ia„twa. way f,
shewn I ' which came from •Ir- Lasio's quarrie., me to accompany ynit." " On, no," he replies! ;" if
and plantiff said his stone was •MILSI Sc. it in every rou come, I shan't go." I knew, of course, he must
respect. When the stone arrived in November lio have some reason that would be detrimental to mu
cut it up and foland it t., he very hard and faulty, for wishing to go alone, Iff why should he ebjeet to
and he had been conipelled to make twe of it for very my acoenpanying him? au I would not si.ent. I
neigh purposes mudergronn•l, i.t.t lota of it had been lingered at the doer listening, and, after a time, I
lewd tic snake roads. When plaintiff collie Sc. him in could hear that the meeting was getting excited.
hay, witness showe.l hint a piece of atone which had During the meantime Mr. Allen had gone unpen..eived
been cut off one of the large, blocks, and plaintiff by me to the front entrance. On returning, he saluts-.1
acknowledged it Was very faulty, and offered to allow me with "Two can play at that game." 1 d.eired to
Icon 12 know what ho meant. /fix answer was " Y ..0 know "
In cross•examination, he said le, offered plaintiff £5 at the same time walking sulkily away. I thougiit
fer the stone so as to settle the matter, but he refused perhaps' I would be able to refresh his mesuory if I
to accept it. mentioned—" How about Loder, and Chideoek. ' He
Evidence by two foremen in the employ of the inn& no reply. A little earlier he had said to MO
defendant was next taken. They swore the stone —" What do you won't ts., go in fur! You won't
was not fit for cemetery purposes ;in fact that niucla believe anything you hair said, if you go in." (I
of it War uselms, should be s..d exo.ingly sorry for myself if I slid.)
The Judge considered this was an important at " You will be able to read all about it in
well AS a painful case, because of the conflicting She newspaper." (Yes, thanks Sc. cheap education and
••vi•lenee which had been given. Plaintiff swore • cheat, Erees," for which we have to thank the
when he received the order for the stone nothing was "Liberal party," I shall.) I suppeas Mr. Allen was
mi.l atonic its I,ing required for monutnenta/ —to tire a common plirase--"irtemuring my corn with
pun. isys, whereas on tl••• ••ther hand they had the his bushel." It del rpit occur to meet the moment,
eviderna of d••fen•lant, and of his two foremen. The but I shookl like Sc, ask him now if he hiniself believes
bulk 14 the atone hail been met 6W ...fine purrs; and intunlamaur to what his words imply, viz-, that it isof
ilefewlant had no right t 0.,... it without paying ...one- no urn., for one opisment ta. haar what another has to
thing for it, and it would be their place to my how or. If that la what he means, why has he, at
much he oaglit to pay. diffenett times lately, helped to swell the break
The jury founda verdict for plaintiff for ff 6 Ifis. 3d., load of Tories who have gone out from Itridport Sc
or el less thall the original claim, nearly every Lilsoal meeting that has been held
The Judge: I shall only award the aist of the day in the neighlseirlessl, or has lie, together with
to the plaintiff, the others, gone with ~,,o3e other intention ? With
that mid, I will overt to the treatment 1 received at
the Drill Hall last evening, an•l appeal to y.,tur fair.
minded an•l unprejudiced reader, whether the treat-
ment was manly, to say nothing about civility ••r
impartiality, slither it was fair, musonabli., •or
impartial Sc. admit everyone who 'exacta.' themselves
(barring cluiltlren) with exception of one IW IWII wham
they chine to rtlglltatiae as rirltted. -11•11.srisiag tor
the epaCe till. Will elltaal, and thanking you before-
hand, I remain, ,har sir, youra most fIWIrICUIIIIY,
WILLI.tII Srmr.s.
North Allingten. Bridport, Sept. 13th, 1465.
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SALISBURY.

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THE STOCK SXCIIANOr.

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Rorarat.lian n..ws. ItAiraigittn4 fell ono, lixypt imflsl,4l.•
two, and ontorblr, ono Th..ro w.L.I kit
excitement.

Tug Iltsuor or SALDIRCRY.—Tite election of the
Bishop of Malidniry was held in the Citapter House
on Saturday morning. In the absence of the Goan
the Bev. Chancellor Swayne presided. (At the motion
of Archdeacon fear, Canon Wordsworth was formally
elected to the as, and, in aceirdance with ancient
clutbvn, the election wan duly announced during
divine service in the Cathedral by the Rev, the lion
Canon Gordon in thew, words :—•" By virtue ii a
&erne 4.f the Dean and Ch.ipter I do puldish and
proclaim that John Wordsworth, clerk, mailer of arte,
has 'wen and is duly elected bishop and pester if thts
cathedral church and diocese." .41,fterwards the
"Ti. DIRIIII " was sung.