The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-28 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OP JUMBO.

At half-past four o'clock on Saturday morning the
Assyrian Mostarch (..:aptisin Harriet's) tat the wharf,
with Jombo on board. Several bunched persona were
..n the pier-head to witness its departure, sod many of
them raised • chesr as the ship commeoced the first
stage of her loos journey. Jumbo appeared to take Mingo
very quietly. le the promos of matt, hi. keeper, be
semen, to oe quite contented, but dose not take quite
no kindly to Newman, whom be hardly condescends to
notice. on the voyage down the river the boys of the
ttahaing vessels Arethum sad Chichester gave him •
three times three, and one cheer more. At Gravesend the
ship was surrounded by a large number of boots filled
with people. After the visit of the Government 'aspen.
tors, there were fresh arrivals—a strong touting's' of
officers of the Guards putting in an appearance. Soon
afterwards Lord and Lady Tenderdeu arrived, closely
f sllowe 1 by the Baroness Burdett Coedits and Mr. Ash.
mead Bartlett, M.P., who carried a huge bag contain-
ing buns for Jumbo. On this being opened Me Baroness
presented its c satent• to the brute, who, however, was
rude enough to prefer receiving them through the hands
of Scott, and aid to take any notice of her ladyship.
Ab sut two hundred people most have been gathered
around his cage whim the heading ball was sounded.
With the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack flying
from the mitte peak, and the halyards resplendent
with bunting, the Assyrian Monarch left bar moorings
sod floated gently down with the stream. A few
moments later ail steam was put on, and on rounding
the reach at Thames Haven .he was lost to sight.
The Zoological Soc.ety have altogether done a very
goof !stroke of busbies, with Jump.). In addition to
the purchase money (62,000), they have received up-
wards of £3,000 in extra admission to their gardens.
Of all the odd whims that Jumboism has given rise
to, surely the most .mange and most sbjeciionable
Is that of christening chitdren Jumbo. Two caws are
recorded.

LAW INTZLLIGE.NCIL
OLIANCILSY DIVISION, biAaos 16.
(Before Mr. Justice Fry.)
lillTr V. WOITLIT AND HAMMY.

The plaintiff" in this curs was the wiall•known
brandy imparters and distiller", thing the trademark
O. D.V., stud th-y naught ti ha's it protects* by an
injunction restraining the defendants from using it or
attac,iing any colourable imitatini of it to any liquors
or spirit' "Ad by tom, but on obtained from the
plsintiffe, sod from mai king Moir battles and cases
with the letter" O.D.V.

ii;:ii1e..e.71576.7..;,a Mr. Watson appeared for the

-ITC.To-iithip said the only question for the Court
rem which of the portiere was entitled to costa, inas-
much as it was odmitted an injunction mnat be granted
against the defendants, who had confessed baring
isnitabal the plaintiff', trade mark. Timm could no,
be the slightest doubt that the wrappers
the come:7l.
of were in atudied imitation of ptaintiffs'.
Brett had deux •nded the *towage of tha infringement,
ill payment of a *um for dam igee and ousts, and the
ins :Eliot' of spolo 415 e in the nerrsospers. In nay to
that so undertaking was iffered by the defendant.'
solicitor. that the infringement shout I not be reputed,
but a refusal was given either to pay o unpensation or
to ap deals/ in tha public prem. The Plaintiff., having
had their rights infringed in this way, were not b Auld
Ix accept me partial compliance with their dimmed,
and were entitled to pr,taction from the Court if they
chose to invoke it. A final injunction mast therefore
be granted against the detandatua, with ousts.