The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-16 00:00:00

11.,,,tt,..5. They *lf desenit,l as
mark—l R. and Ire ce tre.ll9. I refused to tiro the .„
way deliv.sy bs.k, or to pay the earn:tire, and of ....urns
cotool,,e, It.. the azent, at Mr. Wall', ,thre, and wrote
to Mr. Aoiin. n 3., cheese pnoluced is ..n., of the 19, and
f d,,,..v t 1..• mark It. The piece eyelet...l is ahn. marked
11,, and %le., tr to be eimilar in .to dite and II otter): war.
I:y Mr. ti• .re.• : I itioppone the clie,se wet Made about
~f July latt: but of course 1 alit not the
make.. The cheese may take nix montlit no folllc to
nta,:trit ; but the tither one Iwiitz rut, turn muubly
qui, ker
By Mr lioward i'htatttrity to completelY a matter of
ooini: re Thew sound three are usually gent loose, and
thew 19 were hose when I received theft. They are
pent loose tplean they are young.
John Wallis : I resiele at Yeovil, atbl are the employ
of Mr. I. S. Wm,: prevision welsher Tamil. I
kb.,r th bandwritityg /in the pep, pro"' ~. and hoese
it to 1..• Mo. Aplink the daughter id M ' iplin. The
ti
bob„ ~ il, ~,, i la, relwriting, and one ten by me
at it,. ti: •,•. On the h December last, Y ,Gi truckle
, er,sse ntar R 1 . Mr. RoSP.I.J., INt enitneel.
1 tent tLect loose, marl delivend this the Great
tecttern liatile:ay ronpany's agent, to ;misers, to
w.Trouth. Theche• produced by Mr. nsgern is ono of
tho, ! wet, but I Cannot swear to the pinsi produced.
The ”r 0 mark' correspond. It iI. flee 1,11‘1.f ~.) niv hula.
went, the twee kind of cheese. hut I nhoold not think
it iielonprd to the new lot The game Ris on both. The
chetwe cattle from the,deiry of a Mr. lemon, near Glashm.
bury. 1 west ti Butifeigh, beltway to the dairy, to fetch
them.
By the Bench: 1
ie
been two yearn IMr. Aplin,
and believed the eh ' to he of the some The R.
Mean.. that thy w •to go to Mr. r 1 firmly
believe, aml tle• wri z.d the Rin the
Cde..evamine.l : litte.,l3t have other
mute of K: but w we have other
Denten begin with II& toaster generally
tinguishing mark, ae. a cro.s, or two crusges.
we base Rent any tittifFw to Mr. Rooters ma
than It. .1 me. ,I.voier mark thew rheemes.
abont the, gnat:terser a mile trim the
By th,' m.yoy: I !gay,. the carotan's
reeeipt of the leheene I have no hesitation in
the ft't wen, Pet by fpv manter, previously to
Aelin-re.l to Burehell, the Gnat Western '
peel's agent. k
.Ibureis Run:lw% in the employ .d the
;faille's rompanf's lig. nt at Yeovil : The
thetook produced wet tendelty meat the
„,,, ti, 9.h iss.,,thergit clown° from Mr.
for Mr R0c,•,,, Wevntooth, and they In
1..... I t-i,dc theta on my ttAhr_ to
the eerier '

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th nt
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nokiWi-
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rn era
nut 4 on,
on'
wee r
eta
ia a re
fin pine
y V their hei'
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by the
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atithie-lt
otherwise
- place is

fer the

Inc that
Ithelr 'wine
lway Com-
t Wedern
writinc in
I received
at Ye.mil,
iced It and
+mien, and
Thcv were
lured —the
• Lockyer,

. _
hand...! them ever
rcoint,rl ont. I reorient the derunieta
ded n..t..—trith the goods ho the
PIM
We hid ether etienlee
. .

Tn4rked

In .5. WeTO b
r to t
I.orky iv,.
li It “
1' er
1 a .
%I t;nt

in I.4ets tw IlFw,he,ter, and six other .
j.,rter marke,l4onht...liatoomi, Thi• wax 11.•
to nvein the evening, when I took tbeni. I
mark on all the twenty theme.. Thi• wan
the !Mb.
lie gr. .Iraen; NlV'e had no complaint of tl
marked .lotible dianninil.
ltroCr Irlekrerlwtor. in .! einPlor 6
We,teri.ltailwar(l. iteinv atii eorilovanarti
on •:,,tsinlay, tile of Ileecinlwr, !ma rerei.
for Itoger-.. at-W.7,0.111th, :eel ON ete,ge re
.11mil4e ,Ilanem4l. Mr initial" on the tar
exant,ee.l the paper, and foomt them co,
fr., Ai.itn, at Yeovil, f pot th all
ahoor n,.• ~telocir, awl -.herhal .It.en ml
1.0.71 it ; it wam teille•l mit in the rani
a tram t:r.,11 ir. Itrsve Yeovil gt.ati,. a)
n..•,' ~ At. Vold revert in the erm.i
lir . r. Cror fe: I examine.l all the 2
tIP -m ireeilv to •he truck. Alrett hal
•1
wool., ie ont in the yard ; ir Ir.i .1.,44.
Mr. 04., 1111rj,. xo•is ;plant, in the rti
Railway I.'“ropanr w•ist
.1,;..1. lift S.l. in.l.nk 00 git 1. ....t 1,9 I
'.I. weyngulth'ai.nt 5 miar
Tel T a. rir.k on two sheer,4l t„,
rl,-,-Ir!:.• r :i::•1 th,19.4%.1. 11.17 M, in,

„,„,,•1,. 'it, , lattrjr,ltruelt re, "pear
S oeton. litunir ~.,,,, rh0,,.,
het er r .1. or• trkeurrent. Lewis wan.
UP, ithr,o• .1.. ,tatt„,.
Ile ti. Mayor: I ilia not gee thegood.
~,, tho j,,..in. to Leirs, and left.
soret lostion was nrade when 'Wi
0,11,1. 'I!, h. ill,l sworn. in a elear weir
,etl,l "Noah, : le.t Ow truth.”
Me. it,....t0l told Wel that he wok not
war ow+V•e, 14,..1.'
0,, '-le'.' ,y, the 9th lieemulper ; I a
a ti, .(4,..0 Western Itaillear Coniteety,
tin', employ from .loot V, four year+ u.,.
on to tri.-er,ger plathsto. I think I w ,
depirtmeo• io tone or .lele Inst. and v ..
w,,.k, eh., I ~,,,I;ed Mr. I' .llettl •Int ~
no„. ~,,. That in the 1,..01c I. toy ho
fleneol,r 9, at 9in the ereajnz, I :
Porter. Mr' duty wa. 1., keg p ...ward at i
the thinzt at nizht, 'hunt the I o'rl I
meraler il,te tile 4,1. and we thell.non •
I reionine 1 ov, doty till /Slit-leek .e, th., Ilt !
e,„ i,,, r,-.,0, ..r.:., a little late, T I:elier. ,
Bid .tp. I I; mew I tiyis, and I It'll' e /
were the ettort, 4 that train. NVlien V.:
the Mvoires of the %rosh• note ziven to to ,
into the el.l AB, for the checker Ilene}
on .llnty. I towed the Ka='.tl. into th,
they twroniord. I "dor," not remmnbe
the wateons. I entered thorn inn 11t
wereitow el into Ile +hnl to remain till
Tr, t,..! h".: I. ,Lhont ion y:.r.i, from t
wen til+ Into tire yard to tike sm.,. ,
tzar 111 trldet were zoing away on Mom
ll ~,, ow priomer ..0 the platform.
lien • Illibsid• to the lower het. W4P 414
I,es dnty, aml I went alone to the id
<l.ll ort the niatturni. I caw II lil.let al
the olatfrrto. olotn.shie which the gr,
Cal t wan not ow &dr : I loft I[ll •IN
tel there at that lino tied latornitaz.
M . Itotar! azlin eantimusl the ps,
whs. le: liked.
'Vita.,',.. fiildet went into the "ll.'
~,,,,,,,,t;.,,, I.ur I ,111111/14 RAT What it,
that we walked u 9 through thr• plat
(1i).1i4 retainn-1 Mt. the Old Milne. well
11... i.illilhet. 14 the trucks that rime lo*
at I • 'ohs+. I went and entered thorn
1.. for t.., :winters to be entered in.
insole., whirh were in the envelop,, '
IR.w that there were seine chortle entet
of it,,,'..! it was wren! litt me anti Col
the ele e, eist of tie. truek.
rAt th;s ,tatement I iiblet turned ro.
Wltness : The rheere wa, lwourld jot
.n,,, m„,...r. W.,. 1,...mht it in I
11r-here it was,me. It wan there r
<Mt with a knife ;,!1 believe it WWI col
Oft.' hall arel I the other. That sae
I.l,lllZilt a ~..,k with kin,, at least he
feet*.
lie the Mater It was not dark, hut
Witness : I liblet took wane barley a'
Mr. (it-orv, objerted— they were
Cli..
Witness, as to the them, said l
he lett in paper. arid took it away.
In ;raper, and I 4 it I,lllli a in the At.
op le e , oil drat% an.i then I went inj
The eft., o. pre.lared 1.4 tile fellow li-
hart ; thi, i,.. the.piere I took. (Gild
took smile eera.

c time, four
rhee... the

a quarter
beery.' the
Satuntay.

other sit,

Great
w.chirker
rot DP rhi4-40
irkiA with
show that I
They e lllle
11.7•4 track,
tak. •on lV
•I•ttr.
1,1,1 qok
th
trwic

riariowdy;
in, (treat
the train
att 2, and
At
rt taw at
Wet-
hot 31,4
014 4..1114 :
Wey-

tn an:wer

ii. 1 firai—l iaai-"a- in
I was 'Darter
atiithagia.l,
writina. On

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t, t•• 1.... k 1.4
4iv.14 if) tt,e

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!. The Irk

- wile yr sperty a
It Mr. George: Thi, was about half-past four o'clock pleaded guilty.
on Sunday. 1 gave hint into custody about 20 minutes to Mr. !Howard said he should therefore only examine one
eiglit. twines,
By Mr. Howard : A general rule, signed by the ! Mr. Thomas Valentine Gandern mid: I remember the
conittany'a nom, provide. that they have no right to leave . t.,04,, peshiced being in the possession of the Great
signal boxes. Giblet had no right to be on the platform Western Railway t 'ottlllartf, on the giesis plMform. We
on Sunday morning, missed it, and had enquiries made respecting it in the
By Mr. George : Seven cups and saucers were taken middle of the month ilf November. J.' • information
away by the ysilice aergeant ; the rest are in the hands of received, he went to Lewis'. house, Crum( the table there,
the police. 1 knew nothing about any duty 'vipers being and Lewis admitted having taken it.
given mot; a leek of general instructions IA given to Supt. Vickery said the table wa, found .in Lewia's
every man. About half-petit five on Similay afternoon I house.
searched the house. I left Apsey to watch the premised Isewis pleaded guilty, and slid not wish to Pay anything.
while 1 went ti prisoner's box. Similar wire might he The Mayor addressed William laiwi+, saying he had
mewl by other ci wimples. been before them for several days iii connection with this
On twine ehdreed Prisoner. in a firm voice. pleaded . trial, and he woubl be c ttttt mitted to Doreh.tcr to take,
" Not guilty." He wee then commited for trial. • his trial at the ill'iiiati for the various rawn of felony,
The investigathm was to be resumed at 10 o'clock the Before the Ranch dismissed him, they would eerttinly
fallowing in wilin,s, express their opinion that he had given his evidence in a
Sarmnay.—Before the Mayne (Mr. lamilie), Dr. Drew very straightforwarsl manner, from the time he had first
Mr. James Minister, Mr. If. It tg.;..tt, and Mr. T. Abbott been before them to the present moment. They would
John Othr.t was again brought up, charged with
stealing a ittiantity ef whiskey and ether articles, the also wish to Sake into ron+iileration the fact that he had
made application to lie removed from the ig.0.14 ,tatimst
property of the 0. W. It. Co. from the temptations by which he WM surrounded, and
Mr. Howard again appeared for the prosecutioute and they eonlil not help regretting that a voungauan. capable
Mr. George for Giblet. of taking his position in the World, should he placel in
Mr. llowant before proceeding with the evidence, the issition i '•, Is was now. They hoped, what-
acknowledged that the !tench hail given every attention ever might toea. ~It of his I. -lie- - iilmitted, after
to this investigation, and had devoted a great deal of his coming out, that his positi in .
.ht be able to
time and care to it. He had not on former °emotions redeem.
occupied their time with any remarks of his own: but he Mr. Georgia then, as the prisoners were now all corns
believed that this morning, if he did take up a small • 'flitted. applied that his clients might lie slinittei to
portion of their time with a statement, it would he the , wt.
means of saving them mime hours. He and the gentlemen i Mr. Howard said he must oppose toy but very, eery
who instructed hits had had a long conference, and they • soh,teottei lest
found that if they went through remainder of the rises in 1 The Mayor said that Mr. Howard put the Bench rather
the game way as they had those which had already been i In a difficulty, they had tandenttood that the case would
gone in, they would occupy at least a fortnight. There ! he so 'presented to them that they wool I feel it their duty
were numerous ease. of all kinds, among them sane eves
to refuse hail.
where Poor persons had hail a couple of bushels of apples I
Mr. George reminded the Beni+ that the evidence
sent to them, ia. other small articles, and had lost them.. 1 againstAyles was very different front that against Giblet.
Fresh rases seemed to be coming up every hour; but ne The Mayor admitted that; but he repeated what he had
prote.el to conclude the present ease, tur calling two or , said on a former occasion with regard to Ayli.,, and said
three witnesses, and then only to go im with another CMS.
the Bench still felt themselves compelled to rein-, bal.
A cask of whisky hot arrive
d arrived for Mr. White, of Portland. i Mr. George had done all he could for los clients .
The
ho
I, i
and this was brown fries in the nor°, artful way ; the cross-
certainly had thoroughly discharged his duty. T
piece at the top was knocked away, a spite was put in Mayor, liri conclusion, said this hail certainly been a very
,
under where it hail been, and another sidle at the bottom
under a hoop, then the spiles were cut off, and the cross- important ease, and when it was opened before them it
revealed such a system of robbery no had been going an
piece and hoop replaced, es, that nothing should appear for a very Imo: tinie in connection with the empldyes of
outside. He himself was thor inghly frigthened at the the Great Western Railway Company ; and, although
l extent of the robberies, bottles of wine, even a photo- nothing had 'seen brought before the Bench in !ionnection
graphie Minim. anything that their fancy chose, had to with the Sonth-Westerit Railway employe. , yet the Bench
par co...mission to the prisoners. ! felt that the several farts applied to one. f their principal
Dr. Brew ; A general black mall. • lines of communieatiim, The her of sufferers vine
Mr. lloward ----Mob and proposed to roll Sibley. In . - - - - • - ' - - ii, they ceuhr al the
. .. . . . ... .

the eurtet! wan
se,. amtlUhnp
ta•nin clime in.
, anei ! put them
, when he mule
ed. and there

ntiiiiwyof
The 17:lee,111
nwrpinz.

1

rn..rHi,. ail

...-tutruwfwith
It t.. his signal
I
halt-war up
trucks were.
rizht kid
oke tu him.
to tell slowly

n.. .... ...
• ••••• ••••••.1. •-• quite beyond anything he could give,
Oda smem of rothery
..-...„ cud-Tarok .
order to r miplele the rase, otherwime— he shred.' have to
open another 112,, lie WM ti nit,e afire that there was o rirhest as well as Ow poorest. Ry y
all confidence would have been destroyed in the great
Phi:Meat defence to the care; but the prixonere had met carrying romninies, and they would have been open" to
him throughout with the plea of Not r :Mitt,: although he ...mmma. am! 4.0 „yen to charm.. wimq. n0w.004 k,
. .. . ... . .. . .
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hail a little
of. After

After that

nt an took
:award train,
th., book that

COMMA the
ti. • inr,•ire

4,1 I t.l.l(;ilkle4
Ito take ane of

stuile.l.)
0141 office.

two; it was
had
' -
plate

entiil4 not conceive het* that could he in their minds. ; wonll t againl; st t e pritioner. ai the timin . . _
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William Sibley. Limp lighter in the employ of the ; the Great Western Railway Company hail, in the
a Wit. C. I hart, nit :iiven the cord proitured to the „wwt t)„...wgh ',rumor, offered every facility for the
whom, or any other cowl. Three !mint). into. I found , investigati cif the various charge: ; and, whatever
one of the tomitimnication cools rut, and at once reported ehor,wa ml ht Le limught agaited the oniploye,• none
It to Mr. lcut'..flett, the (I.W. stationmaster. I found it C ' anal.' lie b,niht again.t the Great We-tern ;Railway
sway from the train,
; Contpany. Still them were two Fogey...lon. which ,ho
Mr. John Pearson Coliett. at„ti.„„pwtr,r for the Root* /lent+ i lied to make to those gentlemen pnwent who
Weider!. Railway at Weymouth : I remember Lewis ; rep,twtent„l the „mit,,,y. The first IVA", ai tr I¼,eu,in, stoic time alio out asking to lie moved. i respectiiiilli yof the'parties employe., by them. 1..- 7,4
The Mater: It we. Ata•ell by Low. that about a week
after he wt. put on rime department lie :tiiked to lie ; night to w eh ovi r the goodi in their rare. They thought
that a roan id greater ago awl experien, than Lewir, cite
renieved. Wao that trio; t less tinder the illibleficu• of p. 0-ter. an.l c ri-r., onal.t to
Mr. ii.,fiett: I tierfetly mnterolwr the prisoner 1.,1.121 he etottt 4e4 hy theta. The other mioostiit ......- tl is--
making aii applieation •,. or I, be renewed. Almut
that as for ai• by it. their power, when men hetes the
stir ii. ....tit). ago Siltiec repute' to We the cutting oi, hwy..i in the r... a, .rnin there itimilil b. imme kind. of
A ~ammini,Ati,un eon/. We are ilirect.l to lo o
tt the mini rnwk..l.:. as to whither they left with their hands empty
hY the lteirl of Trot-. It was food a train which or whether they were •akimt thin-, with them, whfrh
started about lit n'el.o,. , ml Olt not la lona to then,. Evyweiiiiing hi. itat'itfaition
tte Mr. ()e.t.a,. : tjlilet had generally riuriumarot hi. ' with the way in which the .4,14.1111 ml been ettloi.eil. arid
offi,:iall duties sati -faeorihy. lie has been esotietual, lilt the can's lammtht before tham, be mid the inst. rti.mtion
not reported. I eau -4 ,t.ty I Imre never had rate. to twit., the ti.tenot „ w the' ...„,,,,ht t,, a it,w„hr..o.o„.
complain of Giblet'. nduct ; generally his conduct has , l/r. Drew', though the Croat Western Railway Company
been ,ati•ifectofT. would li.: perfiaetly witi.fieil with the a-ay in which thf,o
Ply tie. Mayor: Ls sic ilia iii. wise!:•iatii,factimily SU (a.,,,, )„., hoe. „.„i, 1,,1. H, haul never , , ,-..,..0 w,
lima a; ti' NVA, ral the flaittuger ride:
Mr' li'-'1 '`..4 i 'i'' wi-l'"I i" correct l'h"leP'iti'4l i t I I• ' tititiete. Still it wic 1-a• to +Jo onbfir
pletely linought liefoni the Ilenel.; in fact 'hey hail
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of yesteay rd, le t widt Wmelr, but with Gill, that he
walked to the i.ignallex on the pith. Jet. t- tio•-.• 0h...41d is thes I irought forioani, Wei Le - Oat-telt
• there, Wli.. had eitn•llfitea the :hew had Leidy den, their
Jam Oa shim:bean: Ito the eremite.; of Item:nee, 9.
.1 , .
at eight achiek, :Vol lilt the menden of Deeember ill°i'lx lieward: Thank ymi, sir.
to eight o'i'l- sir, I win s e e e
.xnalman. nd there was nther. The witnesses were then bound over.
I Nair °dike's enate,i and we were on, earl, when the •
, Giblet was removed to I lorehe?ter liv nn early aftertmen
other was not en.
• ' train and iin the rtilway platferm he taxed one • f •.':is
Wi""" Lens-' in .iVi"4 6'Y """"`" Y"`"r43/. I '''.l wi ,tness., f n h...h,dl lie tummies.) wit': swe.eritl, idLety,
I neat to th. signal I.x with Wool. I In or remmittier -
! awl t. ild him it would eolike ie.'', t 0 fillo. '1
Grit it u 10 Gill. '
Mr. Howard .•ep ed that there wee no retlectisu on i TUC .le.tien OCT OF 1110 MINI,. '
Gill : :I,i, W.te et' ly a rrection.
1
1 The iinfertunate guard Bird has get worue 0,11,e hie
", I wa' rhwasa nit', stealing ss.nie brash, and , first attack. On Friday he node an aPPlicatiun to be
othi•r artielea, wi I . lie plmelest not guilty. 'With ! allowed to give himself up It Swindon, but this was ef
restos, to tie. n Mak ease, metro. rati.o.l, the ph.. loan beim: , I latently mid, u
Ole. cliarles While, nine arid spirit merchmt, of loillecinatien, and there loind a tlati in. that he might
Fortune's Well, Part end. Looking et the mai produreil, meet with :in as-ebb-set feint :he Irina •
I r• Ov-sl a no .4 of whi-ky from alessra Itees amf re.. Mr. tient Mason and Mr. De..ctive ft i wards ha,- les a
a Iliiit.d. on I:Ph 1 mitels.r. Last night I lidt iny atten- f.e. smeral days need wiively anti per tortieinitl,"M 1',410.1
t.i. el •leawn to Gil t 0/e• 4.01 teeattlito il it. I found a spite in .e.nrehieg eat the Ketone awl worl.ing lin tip. el :ea,
Thant two 11144.0 al ve the litin•i In •le, and tilt, Illortlin.; I end they have town nto.t ahlr evetkie•l lit I'ept. Vti•k^nt
made", subaeitient antiaati.in. The qvile ha., been I -tit and Sergeant Ansel.. with the heal knowledge I the
ref, wet reble;i ove with 'lid. This morning. (non the borough tlolire. The nowititY of articles which have ait
hi 1"f the ea"k. I ' w' . e,',es, Pi."'" "'I the head la'aaal yet beat Ow silleieeti of ebargim is 0,17 trri.at ;in rehlit•oe
a.l , awl -now il, it atiother %pile hint Issin •Iriven and rut to the thinze iru, named at first in ehests ei tea ,ind
off. The cross picei• having been moved lock, wet the , 14..,,k,, ~f wood, and artieles have lieen found in the
stifle cut oft, net then the cross Mere replaced. no one ! The-kwater, eumemed in, hare been thrown away to aveid
weuld have diseimere‘l the spile. I will undertake teems:a , discovery on the search.warrants
that this was not done telitle it was in my posession. —-_ _
Front that eask of widsky I drew off a lottle and gave it THE ALLEGED SUDDEN DEATH IN SNI-(:
to titim•fintemlent Viekery, last evening. f'OI:SFR.
he the M iyor -: The a., ond stifle hole ,r 4-1 made. in order To Me P*loor.
to giteair, that the whisky 'night tun free the first No ! o.
noviee writthl have illone No: it meet bave been done by rur,--1 wed, to et to that I was net called tr. the
, one Whootlieleektoo 1 the matter. Oit rompariug the above Mee till an honr and a half aft, the ehild hail
wlesky from tile i. elk with that (rim the bottle, Mr. been Cann] to he dead. and that, if there had been :lil-
t
White *aid he hell ed e ti-ey wil the me sa whisky. but prospect oos f cine life, I simuld h z ave one •.vithont
he cettl-I not swmtr . it. It was Irish whisky. hesitation. I hone!. howet ex on amain. that rey
The elasses 'were paased to the May-ne, wits saint: We attendanee was only desired with a slew to .Idsieing
a ill leave it to 21r. George t.i test this morning, a certificate of the eau.. of death la order te prevcot
1.1..-i tighter.) . a cormre,,ineiumt :and that tie. diil.l Wa. illeAtiolate,
Du y were titea banihal to Dr Drew. whip .0 .I: I take
mitie later in the itm. (I]..newed laughter.) , and had heen weakly an.] anitering from bronchitis for
by the Mayor: Univ..., there inn. ilego quantity gone, I ' some tiler without mesliied mhice le lug obtained. I
don't env.: the rut: :in this ease the quantity was a ilid not, therefore, feel justified in ids venting the ~1.,
small that I .liil net stooge the cask. o from being emjnirell into. After this other.medical
William 1... ~ i- wirs n• '-win: A's-not the 9th or loth of . advice was pr.Knare I, lent, as it was still blind illllO,O-
- I renientl.er a elAlc of whidiy toeing ,ti the plat- , Able to po,N, the eeetifieate ,1. sired, the e.„..e.,
forte, addregwed to I,,eilitu.l. it hail a square label like
that put en the head. liiblet Mule on the platforin after '" '"' '...'. .In mole •Me rI.
, --o—lng : 1 t licatton was aga't f., ''' dr,
the het Ilmie e ane in. ami came 10 tvliere I watt. We the eTound that I had seen the &seemed thil•l 4th
.re,a into the .../1 elliee, aml sat dawn I.fore the tire. We hospital twelve months before. This slid net, how.
;dipped there about an hour or an hour and half. There ever, alter my views on the imbieet,
were invoice,' there ; lint they were not hoked at. Me I am, sir, tater ebeilient servant,
and Giblet went out on the platform. Wu walked that F. f'. G. GgigglN, M. .k. and 31.11.. Oxon.
tagether, ti ie! ultra wait there. jt sen. my a.ty t.,1 see 5' Frederiek-phee, Weymouth. Sth ii-intutrY, 1877.
what was en the platform. We came to a cask of whiskts
or i'pints. Mel Gii.let !Mini—" We will have sonic of this,"
and he (oil me to go and get the watering Pot.
Gililefa Stern features here again relaxed into a smile.
Witness: lie went and got sm,e wood to cut some
Miles, to fill Ilp Gm holes he was going to bore. I got the
Watering rot Insaluewl•
The Mayor : I suppotte you had some water in it.
Witmms : No, sir, there was not any water there.
hildet took a gimlet (nen his pocket, and borw a hole in
the head 'if the cask. Ile abio cut sonic Spilei from the
wind, lie knocked acr ens piece a little on nee side, and
bereil a hole. Ile knocked aside a hoop litilf way down
ti:- i ask, and bore.' another hole near the bung. The
whist:). was let .set into the watering pet, and then Inc
spiled it up Wail., With two spike. whieh he hail cut with
his knife. I rententher his leasing hut knife that night on
the platform. When he Lail put the spites into the cask,

THE LATE INQUEST, AND MEDICAL MEN
To the editor.
yon kindly permit me in your next
precsion to draw the attention f the public to the
report of a recent Coroner's inquest which appeaml ii
your hot hone?
The report h certainly rernarkabig and ntt:4 have
alTordel Cr nxiderable amncement to your readers,
tip-411;h it costa a Had reflection upon the generrl in-
telligence of the community in which we live. It has
hitherto been aufaxesed that the reime rd PI: of the
Coroner's court ix in all ow" of midden death to awe'-
tamn the canoe and determine whether any criminality
ix involved. Now, in the caw referred t”. inAtesel of

M. 11.,war.1 od.l he was wit &ski
question. No one roula "Meet to the o
swetkrat to the wit...a:1,11.0t asking hi:::
what he did hr aakaal should he
wont) to a gni.le to the gentlemen tal
The t'l-th rol,l that Ow erhlenre
..anti ~,,, Giblet ..ent
awl t0t,.,,. harley.9pental another
tlnai put it inn rack, anti wont in

dnsk.
oats.
on the cheese

the half
wrapped Mille
I my time was
. took it hone
o what “iblet
r'rtitrned and

withers any
in which he had
' qua-diens ; but
si down. as it
,StfllCt(9l
in. taken.
=ark, opened it.
took kilmw oats.
direction of his

he eat them off level tv;th the task, and knocked back the
rwiespiere aml hoop Ile left hiA knife, and next morn-
ing, it was hivind by, I believe Clench, the checker. The
knife produced h. the one. We drew MI twobuttles
of whisky. I tri.l I ha.l the other. The bottle
pr.lnced, f•sitel i• any kouie. w.. the hustle I haa. In
limin nig the whi-ky. home of it ran down the cask, and he
toll On to :to and put the ,horel and the putter in the fire
are make them hot, as to rub over the place, and dry.
said "

int7eatizating the ,:atnte of death, the Dettntv-rovoner
and the jury acem to have been animated by the all-
ab.,orbing thonzht of trying to find a Atajwyoat in the
perm ma of certain medical men who were in no tray ,on-
nected with the ea... A worthy. juror undertook to road
a lecture to the doctor for having violated the /awa of
humanity, in declining. when sumtnoned, to mull to
the re.ene of a chill who was adruitt,d to be dead
heforithe ineamen4er waa tle.lettav-,1 ! He ako Iterated

A... -
Illy Mr. Ifowanl: I was also on duty
and rotoinaber wane crockery being or
it earn, thin I cannot say. 1
the y a a, ,01.1 reused, ippr did I I
with tbeio. I •etw at another tint, s •
taken by tiildett sat of a crate ott
platform. It was Pi X cups and
ttOß,a it,
A slurrr was shown the
swear to tit,. pattern it was Mgt
We. I sew fliblet take nut the ,p
before, put then, into a small basket,
I cannot awear tis it. but to the bed
wimaildre,...,llto Mrs Howl.' I was in
de, *Ow, Cilolett was tbere. and tin
it carefully to bini,elf -was read n
Itlivards there abal and ii,. Coll
ny Air. rge : Itefore I Ilutte
station. I noel, fur Mr. (lilt*
r„„r pot.- the other side of i
wan I' ISOr sitietl. three ssui
for A 0...nt1,,ian d Itarce. 11
tLassn•-e We.tori alsnit • 111011 i
o not '4l,e it. I have never Isnot
Seen rhar,e,l bef.we. I Igays' nut 1
Or 110.11110 M to Mal, this stile's
Vl'h i,,ssi Satin-day av,k when I
asked to see Mr. riwanls ass / tIo•
.epolcen to 011 V
make a stat enent of this. I 1,1,1,
P:t..l-1, le Intuit ts4l the date. In
I believe it was in the morning.
rash train e.itne in, it was while I
night watcher.
its M. oward I brought live
with mr to the fired Western Rail
then IP. Thin nra.i entirely lay o
staternent.
On the Yritness's evidence being
added :
. It was my Iluntary wish to lug)
knew othen were in the mew.
anyaelf. They had led toe tot
afterwards adderi als3ut the
larger than inine.
By the Mayor You had only
goods side before you Aged to be
ask t..• to, reinoved
i said a week.. sir.
that. I .r get tra all into 1
ta rent. ved. I the nn.n ta.kir,
we: 1.1 to trouble.
the t.ir. r: Had sou ever 1
mi., in roe veat .1 )our giving
I have I, n tel,l by is
if I said anything ab..ot it I .ul
rai I there were things that rmght t
hat', not been threats-nest any
Riehanl .lencls : I am eheeke
Great Western Railway Continua
map!, li,. Deeemlai loth I Wl.ll
snorn:ng. say R 5 011 alit,. sitail •
at eight o'cl.sck as slay watchman. I
ati Cliert,P. It t. not a role to Oi
aw that dav weuntoaslnl one trne
and to..k .t of Thew
paper, which I rheekeil Use
ineentne I checked them, toned
node a note "One not to hand."
away.
By the Mayor : I took theft

!I • 11

adt.

1-tri4t

...e irears'
R.til*ar
a Irish
41d
e4hoii+diet;.
into to ptatian.
Giblet'p
a • tor'
ed.
• w
je,

beten

tri„.

ti;'.':,

le 'lO.
.o hare
produced I
alai I
Ap•ry
ellen.
who ri
and O.s'
mow!

4,..:..g
If v--

were al—s-o
aware that Mr. Wealth:. on ....wet of the com-
pany, had effered to rent both of these houses at 4.10 a
year, Su that It would lie quite a compensation to Mr.
Ra,.....—ett for his inconvenience.
Ms. VINCESPI: Mr. Ilyer's vessel is not always there.
The liarbour-niaster : There is one mostly there in the
winter
The Mivole : I am afraid the businees of the Harbour
must go ,11.
Mr. Ii.OIISNS said the nuisance is very considerable, and
he thought it might be abated if the nien chose. Just
whom thty began to open the trucks, the hearer was
saltited by throe very heavy thuds, and then down falls
the tail of tlos vehicle. The romptuy might lessen the
niusinee by eaudng these things to wen. for the noise is
quite enough to awaken any one. If anything could be
done, it ought.
Mr. WALKCH IlSkOd if Mr. Wimblo was prepared to
pay £341 a year, would not that meet everything I
,tdv,ral 'councillors thought it Mould.
Mr. AtLESOCRY : As to any one going to open these
things cautiously, it is quite out of the question.
The Mar ea: Could not Mr. Dyer's vessel go i little
higher opt '
M. Luvrii.explained that, owing to is bank above, the
ve,,el could not he ni.wed without taking harm. The
4. eh- thiiig lie could see for it was to compel the Great
Wt -.torn to their coaling business in the upper berth ;
but he feared there was no room.
The 3IATOR also nail that if they moved higher up, they
would annoy other people.
Mr. ATLFAIIICRI` remarked that the Channel Island
bats are to t the only ones that noload trucks. Be bad
seen the Portland steameis doing so opposite Bank Hoursq
and that must cause an equal noise there. They would
b.iery -lad to helpanr. newt ; but must do the best
they could.
So it was left to the Harbourmaster.
SCHOOL ATTENDSSICE COMMITTEE.
The TOWN CLERK haring read a printed letter, calling
on the t'orporation to appoint a comiuittee as above,
The Mdioit said they 101st appoint nix or twelve, he
suppe,ed :n• latter, beeanie they were beyond the limit
where cit w.e: the Koper number.
After some 'talk about the mode of election, Mr.
Alderman llowaup suggested ascertaining who would
voinnteer.
Ti followir.g otlere.l their services :—The Mayor,
Al brioen Howard, Milledge, Thomas, and Eliot: Coons
eihors r t.s., 'harle,, &Oleos, W. Limning, Snook,
W..hh, tol Ayle.imri.
Mr. I hmnis and Mt Walker were asked, hut they
&elite th, latter saying be did so conscientiously.
The 12 volunteer: were appointed.

iscdng nrstied for the pollee clothing, it eras
frianit that Mr. Fok. of St. Mary-street, and hteleir4.
ilebbert, o Lonoon, had tendered, and that the London
lire. IT Tot tits lowest ---' to the e Alderman

lin, f .wet Wires, tne extent...,
remark vl, of alyint Cri percent. below tbote of
Mr. Foot.. emntract of the latter would amount
to about £O3. ;unl -eltheres to ~'.,out OD legs. Mr. Fookes
out ',am Ist ti.', Mr. liel,berts, £2 44. 31.; Mr.
Fmk 't trywovtrt,• IT:. * 11 .1,11..rt.14. 15s. (01. and 14e. ; Mr.
'mets, Lk. Henberts, 14., and armlets &I.
Mr. di! RPM: referred to a case where the Corporation
areMdel Lomi,m cloth, welch afterwards was found to
wcor not much more quickly than Mr. Fookx'a and the
Pre,cot dilicreece, were a great that there most he some-
•vr.w • m the rtnaldy of the cloth.
. Titortas aid rt,me etdh tupolied by Mr. SparliAg,
re= London firm, woe worn out beton+ the end
ft,,,. year.
Y;laftt.E,, hot worn Hei,',ert'a clothing In the
v ll•mtecr.., and they never had hett. r.
1.1, ziten.ler 4, beim; asked, alto ai,l he had worn
an.l it was worn in the Metropolitan
:t. v Apr complaints.
Mr elcsaio. thought the lowest tender should be
11•,,Apt. withed Ahoy mold rive tly, contract to
Mr V. Iv. -.ad If .•ntleyeer. round ne table would pot
fie, eat uo,ketel for the;difforences, he would
•

lototoino.l tho two 411Implei of
, tra4 tho hnttor.
. . . .

• hdwever. I.t Mr. 11..1.1wre. wan the hotter,
a' h% .44 nom t'l than. Mr. AldeaharY had

of- Mr. CRARLES wantb.%l by Mr. Webb,
imtAt Iloilo OF HEALTO.

I V' unrinr 0114 .411.1 Mr. Howard's
171...;..r. for orrintry into tho progniiii of ha
pr
. ... • ...

. •
-- ',row •!..al of conversation follorred the
••f question, in the course of

MT. CO OIT we, pittsine etiestions to the surveyor, elicited
1‘l•-• I are Paehig 30s, a week to remedy the
&feet ,'r t'..-re. Mr. ('harlot therefore thought
meee. •hmeg demold he dell at once, and he did not think
nm. m mr tteits!secre railed On to devise any seheme.
,ir How sat, RAO whether the perveyor had any
emtmet:'.• .te.t.ty hir going on with the drainage and improve-
s): !At 1 the atteete at one, /
Tim Smittemmyer salmi the only m.trout much pulled about
s.t. time trained- brine eenmembed would be R.anelagh-street
ilaplerick-strect could be paved at one.. But he was
waiting the esnetionef the 11., ,r.l for one or other of his
ectimanes tot dealing with the Perk.
Mr. liev: tan : Until this Beard have tnade up their
minds to stectien one or other of the schemes you can do
nothing 1.. ;re
The fiervmmver assented.
Mr. LOVELL the Park Omit li. raised or efficiently
deemed. It thought it larger pipes were used the
dreinagt w 0 id be made much better and would relieve
tbm Pork m f the whole of the water and sewage.
Alderman &Ater did not think that individual
ri H: ! help the Park matter. The surveyor had
ompert, and nothing, he thought, could be
to re me . Meet The ohteetion as to pulling up the road.
tima et.tmrely set aslmie by the statement that only one
weni.l ts; T..erh pullet emout.
711 r. llowaite had foreseen the time when they would
eem.;ii ml.. et-lock, and was prepared to propose that a
committee of the whole Council be called together to
der 1.. The ''unit 'unit
to e the.- wouht de in the Park.
The Town Clerk thonght at the smne time they should
take into ..ou,itlerstion the communications from the
lamcmti CoVernment Board.
'Wit MLR intimated that he sheet." feel conseien-
; ti.. mmly honn.l to present the whole ease of the drainage
tout 1,...eml m mvernment [Want.
Me Hottest cave notice of motion to make the whole
Perk a epode' mlistriet.
Mr. WALLIR understood the Park could be efficiently
&Memel for OM if disconnected from the present system.
Feemmeliorty wished Mr. Wallis had been R surveyor.
: Ihe Mt' .a then ;stated that Mr. Cox had sent him •
letter Cempleinine that hit foundry was inundated, and
he could uot go on ca,.ting, it being not only impracticable
I but date:ere im to life. The Mayor thought it was as well
Ito hear what expehee Me. tl.t would like to put the
I It gsr.l to, and he had written mitoting he would try to dry
' see yards of his casting sand at lc a yard. It was after-
Iwards explained that this was 100 yards, only Mr. Cox
, would turn it eight times. The Mayor went on to speak
I of the centinuttns rain, and %aid if Mr. Cole, claim was
, admittc.l they might equally hive claims from many
persons ;n Si, Mary'emstreet, whose premises were flooded.
Mr. Cox% foundry was on one of the lowest parte of the
Park, an.; elms., to the ditch on the Johnstone estate. It
callmtmt the Street Committee together, and they at once
repudiate.' the claim. Meantime he found Mr. Cox had
applied to the Lees! Govsrninent Beard.

(ir. Co
iiLLES said tr- did not rep. udiate the claim
alt th o ner —only aSt .et Committee.
Itor Town Clerk teed he letter from the Local Govern-
ment Loard nnclesine c• py of Mr. Cox's, complaint, and
the date of the latter w4e llecember 21st, so that, as the
Mayor mid.: Mr. Cox bad applied to the Government
Beard /Wet time he tomplained to the Mayor. Mr.
Howard sem.rouned Mr. i:oes solicitor—" Mr. Alderman
Howard," tthr. Town Clerk ; but the Ablerimin said

The Stayer and lir. !feta,- that to tap fa barrel SA "No. not ' Mr. Alderman Hoaaard,' only ' Mr. Howard'
' whisky with a mile a poker would cause an explosion. in mitmort of his aretunent to a case of suicide by foe 11,1. „0,00,,...
goods atati.,n. • They micbt as a-ell tap a barrel of gum...wrier as a barrel hantdmi, in wide), I an: infermed the man Wit" '1',.., Mardi, refer-e . the report of the Royal Com.
Platf"rm• 11, "w of whisky in that way. foutel the woman suspended. in-deed of instebtiv tali:salmi, wldela recumneecied that, sewage farms having
know to whom : Lewis ormtinteal that this was me the first time he hail enttin- her &wit nplied wildly in ,e.erch •sf up:diced in some case-. been fa3urgs, ,:Waglt might he allowed to
whet whl 'him' sidled a cak like that before. lk.th Lee is ant GlitlCt . 5 ' be iiischarked into flowin.i aater and estuaries, where it
ups itr't ',hire,. her., knelled. Lewis 'heartily. i AIL •
.., TVReproN,:d no: tole: inj MMUS to health. He Teem i nended
soath-Western Mr. Howanl said he would not follow that up; he did • Hal the child in ,etestitgri loen alive and sullenn-
that the 'T.Sau Clerk write a letter Loathe Government
bite with a blue • not wish to Igoe :another case. • from the effects of 14.13...11, T venture to affirm that there Board .
asking permission to adept one et the other schemes
, Witnese rontiowel: Ili NoVOilber or Iheeember, on a', is not a medical men in WoYmouth wh". it it "tr.' in inoti.ad of the pimping station, the first cost of which
;mid ; 1 will I night when I was :in ditty, and Giblet also. I remember his power, would not have imniedietely done his would be enormous, and the annual cost of working
at that shown • wane lenehm; e.aniee. i ithlet e,ed,l leave hie aimed lox utmost to save ite threatened life. There is, verbal's, gl,'fisf. Illcy wdaW now, he believed, meet a more
I have said i and e.inie y. me. I .dee't rementher the month,. it may ea class of society which displays in re practical (avoidable: 'reception. •
take them away. . have been in August. Seine firushea were on the plate Mr. i'n..nit wished net to proveke any further corms-
' belit'f. JD*, crate ' form ; took %brisk anti ildet two ..I. three. He did not 1 hil nth efla than medical men, and surely it is not
pee.. Lee. :After the report of the It yet Cotumission he
Superinteielent's saa anything:at the time. A liA of brushes Were put on ex.' hint" tsr.o.netch of the imblic to credit them with
di: ~.:, t 1.14.,. they vs It In pressal, sand they neold not
:tement—ramdire the dock, am( witness pitched out three, and Raid thuee P.wwwdirr ot heitat overage humanity, and when tiliA 1.3
eta" aa aacv er till pr,Tered to state distinctly their
to us two. sr. wen: what be t.s.k. Hof amid not tell which nitdet not exhibited to mistime there is some oeenit hut olds: y'a.-", aeclydrecTficationi with regard to the Park.
' took ; •hey weimtaken from another place. Giblet toek etantial reason for it. The subject . f the recent •Mc. Aldo-man HOWARD I/Wired "hat a rommittee be
e Great Western hi, the :ea.., night Some sugar. was taken flea Sitoday emildry inv.dval nom eisiderathe, ..f lona neity, . o that apt. lute ite counnier the tieteent at ite of thc drain:WU .or
.'... Fart.* rh!lt"114 morning 15 him and Giblet. 'llits was the Sunday 31,..ru- the ettiteges of tho Cormier and his, jury melt bite. thin ' that porn.... df the foreigh known as the Park and the
''h tht"ry twit 1 ii.g after the cheese was taken iit was taken out of a air. beim; •• baseless oaths fabri.• of :, visit." Any nah,..., :whs.:nu:a ei tZt surveyor, an-1 any other ache...,
farther that way,
, cask en the platform. There was nebula- in the cask, the n die•d man who under the 511..i.Lions c irenoomtancee, that bias la ligouglit ore them, and decide im which
`v, - 1..... "no; tin was broken rout the 1/10Util ~f the"hok, and Git•let ieti • . wham: td I,..dif sliced' ',:: ...dote •al, and hi what time it
131 I.lt 1.13:311,, 3 I'ln • '' • 1 • It' •
teeh ,„it a,, eth.iii,ih, ',hie( fee with a ph.e. ei ~.p of tint ['eat,. to tint,orn 11.33374:-.1111: N 1N.1T1.33
w should be earned nut, li.; io what slay; end from whom
tnnible h we. or , in,. i id,. bss aIS ifsikethandkerchie ull, half -and-Indf. lit,. „f the I ',ironer, Who is a paid ,11113431 appoint33l
the morsee sfall ho of ined for earrying out the flaToe:
ived at promisee Roth Lewis I nit get here laughed, Lewie heartily. f• le 'mod, itive•dieati..na
, '„, and aletaler the P ase
siv' be Made a fewate district
:it is entinde ntv stem, whity-1 :ant crystallised sodar was er.lizesal in The Whole I.ns-es:dine ;Motels it eon.' modernHMS- for all or al). of the
...xis:m ae; nd for carrying oat the
is 1 naught here, 1 a lasceit tin. 31 1 Lewis said that was the kind of sugar trati. et af the al•I saw : at ddr ,;,.4ts, mid raistug ;lei to-fey; sud t. recosnmend
event. I have not tier NA. "not man, pint man, seuecsilv ...this Bun',! what is the best to lei dine to put
tintendent. I wish iY. his depos ion being read over, Lewis said that it was • Dres't in a little brief antheiste. the tar:wn as the Pails in as good a state and
"'V wh 'r I -aw limo Giblet who hit spile I , ...ask befere, "I tel leok on." al. at 3worroit of what he's lirN.Lt 3:33mi, condition :a, te it* drain:kg,, roads, awl pavement", and
hat time at night. Lewis and Gild t thee 1..f1i laughed, and Mr. Arden said Plays snob s' fastest' tricks before high Menem getters'', B:inilar to the . tie, parts of the Ii .r011oth:
r the roar n'elook •• is is melting te laugh iit., you are in rather a serious As meke the angels w....e.- Mr. Wsidsca haft meddled his opinion as te Mr. Cog's
'on ftutv. I •••'' • peeitien abed ;s, en.t I den t ice anythine to laugh it." I am, Sir, your obedient Servant. plac .„ He hest gene isaain and found the water creeping
The Mayor v. PliTillo! that the tin speken of was over Hew:ix:eats up :dr. Coe.; mouldsl and was satisfied that the water
i coed character the wept.; ITO Ca-;, on sceeuat of the Dant which kept the water back
UrniPahr• I "ail Supt. Vieker pr.lucol the bottle of whisky horn Mr. TOWN COUNCIL SIEETING. at the same level as the foundry floors. When the water
I- itake this White's, also Ito label from the cask, !simile an examins came fried the Johuatone estate it could not run off. Mr.
Mien of the cask at Mr. White's, and the !gales appeared : A meeting was held ..n Thursday morning, present the Coo ,rae v:„.i
,t.,,iy saiaegiA
over to him he to isa las& ..1 deal wood. The sugar produces! I saw in Mayor (Mr. Ltinsliel, Aldermen Wedge. Howard. riot, 31r. Ilefiees had repeatedly visited that portion of the
I Lewis's hou.u. and Thomas ; Councillors Aylesbury, l:narles, Dennis, • Park abet., Mr. Con:I renrelry is, and saw three atresens
.....a_a stutument, as l Sergeant Apsey : I produce a tottle of whisky [midi inGroves Walker Wallis Seainen tannin
Lovell, Snook. . •., a . . . g• of •aater tamriag dewn from the high land above. Ile
vwwv banal' than .Le ''s hoese, on Saturday, lieeember ffird : also 13 Robens, Webb, Dr, Drew, N. incent. with Mr I C so salmons, i with Mr. Cox, as be did with others, in the
.ptation. He also brushed. taken from Lewis's house. I also produce the Steggall, Town Clerk. damage caused through the exceptional weather. But
Giblet's half was sugar. THE LATE eta W. ROBERTS. Mr. Melons referred at length to Mr. Hawkesley's report
a tortnicht im the Tyr
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ept. Vickery also produced some more brushes, , The Maeoa first referred to the a a bsence by death of to show tLit Melcombe Regis, being on. slow spit of sand,
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seal. Why did yo • e'. tme c n. ' ntlemen who was a member of the Corporatien for the 1... v parts must be flooded at high tides.
u William 'Bishop, a bey, came up smiling, and was agt7any rears and he asked the Beard to sanction the pen+ Mr. he Inas said it was a hundred times; worse now
. e canti mod by Mr. I lowari that he was cone here on a very " , i to the Wilf a vote of condolence en bee h, nil
as tlese ..v: s,
ea'indcrav urmu,'" 11,Ti 41., matter: He sai 1 I AID t. a
If tile eMpl.:y T,f J. , with :13: o, ale, ~,,,,aii.g. ihe I-, ...win, ...„.,. of NI t`.. k.:.;: gtic :N 14 iri th:A the Dam io SrO fbeding
"" ' 'yr.'" ''' W a so.l •-. td• ••• hsfore the ripprehLevission of LOW Ernrif."•). • '. --I • • th . - 1 DI o ..•.,:s . ........ try lit,pir;„; a quactity •rf water always
...woerta I, neediness ...nag T. nut her of yen, w c
go, eg ;••• tn.: ais -is statism. 1 isn't :AI the exact day ;It hid ea..ea in the veatt. ia, .....sti e ley,: thaa it a • ehl he if allowed to flow out.
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to. db. mi. - .k Isdare Levris ran WA:V. I Wrist CU Mlt Alderman mitt.r.n.:e. ~,,114 bear Patine:me to she Mr. e nit Also OH Wat..r is now always 18 inches
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I .ati hoe hill% 'aid in them:loraing between 11 and hie. g g ...,..- -I.w 1.... h duet ever left re.
i., evideibee :ability which their late 11,101. r. Mr Id i.rti., oveeet-tti..
. 12, f..util die (Citalest wide; 1 Vs'. t ' lIA checker. 1 v tter :seines-bid with the ilarismr. ,er .•, v 'ag l;•, .4..,3. til_. ,At ols, 3301 Ottwis itiliaced a mass ell
Ms noto.'i Sone. twit Cierteh. It at I.!. Hee tin the porters' ether, against n on". n'a.., .h hi, Ihs h• .I : . - . •- • •.. e 1• • e; 3.... Ain i.... 6, Ft fora th- Dant the cellars in
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!firth. rof it. I theTlnUta, 3. 30.... T. . e gin 4 13 13 .13 •'• ,r. 11. 3, , N• •, 4. ...
be male Inown. 1 Mr. Nlillaige thenght they weeld not I.• eeine far ad A led
M. d'es.... It• ,aa a. r th o .. at high tiies.
. .. . Richard cthe el.ecker : I remember when Lewis ;di, 11- ~,...r. re,-:.tat1.,13 tieing agreed to, other matters
eespeettng true least 1. their way in sending a vote or cendolence to his widow.
was sae 'ln "Y l
ire "-wl".ltur reelviviru thv The Council generally p 1 unrest wege .a:—including a *chasm for the
the employ of the ki,J,, rom the last winess ; I don't remember • Lettar 1' Pr:id of the loroagh-
sls-station at 'Vey. th,, tin.. , ive it t. Giblet the first thee I saw him. TM HARROURINASTER
ditty at X3O in the sew. -poke to Leh.. she knife in Giblet's Os this officer's report Iseing bn.ught torwarch Mr. : ffORTLAND.
ie inittlsewvl t" Y.' on Das,saesea TilO4llS remarked that Me C•eanciihn Wallia preposed to he was apprehen.ded
lat half.past eight - ,iihtet._ sel out at the • . beak of the prisoner's giro ;be lowlemt-maater leo merease e: -Alan- : lidt it was II": 71 sr ttriattii 7. —'l ne draft at the 31st regiment
NIA on Sun-toy, but deck, there ' r,. r ll ,I . - , , ...,t mouth by the 9.30 ti ain on Walneeday
sin time partly in I.s.king abotit thd not dine became. ere 111,4 LO app K.4,.:.,3 3.,33
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-.4 .v.,.., ~ the Caurt. and wiping up himeelf. Had any tap :1••• ni.c. 'semi et :ale I or ~ -..i,ra.., •!,ey constisted of two officers and about 50
my bonds MI the hi, h,s, The Ti.W:3 I .1.1:Rli repine' net svithin the last three or
ii:h. The f dlowine Mr. James Siteldierd ; I ena banish manufacturer at four months. An anplieation was made, but it was• 1:1:::•....e. tees". --On Saturday 12 recruits for the
ur lir Rcvelks..„,a, ~.....umu BridPort. and haven customer here named Stark. on the thought desirable for it to stand over till some cone:rink 31st Itredment Lame from • ston, the Depflt. It is
rum" i""" "wiw' 18th August, I sent him some brushes and received 3 eom. cation had been received from the laeal Government
supposed they were the of the draft who
plaint of five being lost, cm vrhich I complained to the Board with reference to the Dam.
Sunday morning, station master. Hr. CRARLMS :It was read at the Board, are to go out to Indio.

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