The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-18 00:00:00

EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1871

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acijaiiiig farms. list
men boning the eamases of b.est.fiioiuirui • dead
calf. Had previously men the skeletons on Monday,
and pigs eating them. Went into a shed, where a sow
was down, unable to get up. It appeared to be rtarving,
and also bad sonisthiag the matter with one knee.
There was some stuff similar to that predated In front
of the cow. It Ls chopped fuze not email enough for
an animal to eat. Saw some mustard stems but not
before that sow. About • donblradiandful was put in
front of each plasm where malsials had apparently been
tied up. Had seen the animals many times. All the
fettle on the farm were laming more Of loss from
want of food. Saw 110111 e horses on the Portesham farm
ID good eondition. The animidatideristion had not
had foolrandinosth dames t 4111,21,1"
Ormeinamimed I AU Mee VA safer-
lag. Was given to understand there were aome in
good eoadition. It was not the wetted in the knee
mat prevented the mar be spoke of getting up. Was
satisfied it was starvation that was the nuttier with
the stock. Oattle of weakly oonstitittiooe, with soma
inhaled disorder, in • hard winter, would not balsa&
mesh by any food. The sow was *billed in the knee
—maid net toll whether it was srlaolly skilled. In
le" with mead Min were liable to be chills&
Oattle exposed to seek • winter as we have bad.ll
they got skilled, give them what food you wuld
might drop away and dies On Nth aad oa
Marsh he examined the settle soinately. Pared the
farm ease • week. Had sot nolised MeV kwiwAtil,
foot-and•nioath abeam. They might have had it
oat his knowing it. He as • bit of sake, perhaps, tine
eons* in erne el the treashe;
Mr. A•drerre s All the aset hod base eaten before
pros got there.
Ite-eramined : If °owe were =Sorbs from • AM
!lg.:haired mfoLeitellehreent. The food feted there
Ms. Axe= arm meld I Iso • weereiarey
4 dOrra.11:181: 441!=eall=404:111VPM
44- Plano Wade, WWI ks was geolided am • sampan-4' (;)a
tho Sid Komi he Peat ir•Perirehmediew en* likt
lbw ',umbra el. laid& 11l Wares aim.Oah6B. at
w. thearem esdaeretb• beam reseds goseselity 01

- - ;,1 -.-----------de, esteesos had. while within • mouth. The evld-
tlfihc.eeila:uaoiyn:c.tts:it&krhaoeuamttgnstbt:draar:„,\
esuatlivel:Eiut,:enonitffiodi.4B7::::elertue. moo of Taylor whei:es on 'the 31.11 the animals
utswersiv:twirtlo7mhecrniwnwinfihollit.4o9l4Ezac
je.fwe.drimtdal...rntwowumilw,aoseas4tuartewsisested,",:dre:foiniriorioat)tuaerkt.beyhnde
1
I could sie td dieltdoetthe lismks, Magpie the,' won
- •
.... '. an Y.- eon aloe. ,
Ir.. seseleafon, that they were anffeelt% 1-,
nly comb to 'me
,51;bileasnatigidai iseniestritilbi:Uoregrat:hdrtitrAb"on. 7-celFeerioirogw'nratealn:beenrs°t•aier:Of.dia.thlear, . , .
oient nutriment-enthatervii- t to ,
ftwrio:umre-dwth:oelwvatotrils:tinnfilocitaignufliofa staresti:hleflounwu
so .1.
di.P. . 1..iirv.,i....1**c5.„..a, . , that
IT:
46.ribtorthan " dsntd dzitheaswiniabliiii7atu:Thiladquil.lititiow.:o7any
true. II
:::,..,:ii.o;iit:yo.k.,,„d.:i.rieirtuvraarboot._:uleiltidliy.o.tt
bee.j;orrhis.lch.uttitiAncesigswanwarerint
700.0.44ict,
btu
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4sidwirmi_ii,
ho sitszaososhinicadereikwie.kirsoireihisistiobe....augtte64
ood
poi:janchdvadmci.italiototuhnilte;oucardise.lkneyal.iraimbnTalatachuhehiredrearacteowisuldad:ehgaaladriinisatiougoott
athbeinbedoidiPesPo;l-ui I
atariw. o:it.' he
condition 11611:16.b.;,=g)_. tweSbeeeliabetleekisshoeidi ellilbspontinakeas:Titkirivrg
' cease ram,. bed-,
. t mtaitilltfewl-wdes not strong timid idler
a.mageoeuttbeeeieeeit, meterialy in • severe winter. Looking at the whole
sire_t tLinse tocargobwase hadnottheprogrzrest iseaudeuee they would
7bunr.q,c'enardza..A‘7tkins : Immiubtragemy.ingio,Mr
.1711otirglp.Ililaionuierybewfu,et
}l.4'fiudinev4i.• _
by
**.iiimilusitiotanne:ad I:_ti.tg-rhaneimvioad.6l:die ,
ivtanhoog:d"
la:11 Di
c oat i i . r
vi,nca ah
be
tiniMaisi
snia:g_ a
mII Ow: l i .eg::::11
digestion
nv
sT:aeaw starveaofhad
nazesi an lti:oni • .11:::;TIL-oMe 1:::::
diet a weyndo period, which II Ivory wizen, tie, bearithoil Friday; lidore seven o'clock in the eventalf,"e'm.
nerves two.use puelysed, and the animal, whether Mr Cherry. V.S. 1 +Lowed them sumo of the weaken. cattle
man or beast, gradually sinks away , but, when instead *II.,
,hed,_l,n_th_e yard., _Tbel.Were. _ofreur.: an.lloreeneo_in, the heirs
of giving, not only sulficient quantity and quality of teT.Ntt...4re e:Xwlew a Liri,,,,,,,..„ then, will ater=
food in order to enable digestion to go on, the eaPPIY over the hedge. They said they did not want to, for they were
Is only enough to keep lip • degree of irritation Mt the strong enough, and they did nutlook over the hedge. Wont
movie it MIMS all incessant worry and gnalsisg. up the tinge with them, mad Taylor asked which l chew to
I spook feelingly on the subjecit, because I know eome• beitesuMM.aur2eanthr, ii.dolorwallinfourt with my master,
liceotuaLlwtoluter'.the
thing of it.
stranC"al.y hoeursnmwialtedhost: tkinfoodan. ad soldier,
and
have
gone
)llbui.dtreiltohininetinneheummobome anie.duu
Ammt tzhlfelwthnttajA°theyb° thualuge4myhtinMile 'Ethlitgel:o4l,lBlldy. I
Q. Were 7061 eves eilleTed 1 ban; I mid a glum of bow. Taylor sad have brandy. 1
A. Not will shy had two pinta of beer. Dodge had brandy. Stayed there
(2, How do you speak feelingly ? about an hour. Some of the weakest stock Dedp gave pollard
and hay to at night ssid I gave them hay next morning. The
A. Because I have gene for a long period without
reuses *eremitic to be speuhally fed. A number of the iud-
food male were chilled Userd Taylor and Dodge talking about
- Q. Wink is the loosen period? the Portland OWNI. it waa my duty to use the cattle had aufli-
, A. 72 hear..
Q. Are you of opinion that if you had been allowed al nestway
tood..h..thwemy.nowdpinifoonot
aneydbadhepseldnuttyi, I id t
witownm mas
ay
day
uteror
'to die, it would have been less cruelty than in being
kiti alive • little longer? btwyonada... We haveutreead tenfune.tamulengD.lgnme.ectindeet,wa:datcmuty chaff
A. r bruising terse soil cimilar, and I help myself between Whiles.
Dieldedl7; beeline.' et the end a 72 home" ' Li that (the dad piroduied by the promicutiuu) • mingle of
didn't care for food at all. I had pain about 24 hours wee, you red year emue eel
and up to the 601 h, and then • cessation of (saline took That's not brought from Porteahana-we had no straw chid
place. I have experimented on myself on the " half- there.
gistenn ni'me"ata,nGilioeuxtProse.nrl244hgoranwi, songmePaintimes. taken trio
er:lt "W
hie: Isire
blear bP7uldwiha&urn.y."aniadd Wtbeferll'rsiionpl; ra74-. th c il.
twice, end sometimes only once- 1 continued that for
days and day. together. mangenThe
pi,ckdootuhteLby
eeatimathe.dbeetl.at btlhoew.t.awmsayanthdewiours...t I
They wouldn't eat such as that produced I
l.j. Do you consider you are any worse for it now? No, and have not been driven to it.
..-........... yoltf elaskaar. at Yoreashamil
dele 11 ogle( ace a al. .611....6.6
.1..ti0
it
.i.t‘c.±g...,aco....astomarlo.
...,. to and aware of these 0, rowel
issaminedy,
boa
iby
.Mr. thilhaasa....: Will you
.27: thato.i,did not
Mr. George Fleming: I ism • Fellow of the Royal „,..a.. '
Geographical Society, President of the Central ''''Th. mustard ..., was that there?
Veterinary Medical Satiety, Machu a the Connell of It might be. That was given the now.; not the weakly
the loyal Collage of Fiderhury a oath. of • ones—they never had It put eve them hot ones, anthem
book on "homes and horse shoing, n work on It hashes, sad may Driveller shakes down for bedding.
e Animal plagues,their history,aaturta; tjoo.” Dl4you not tell Taylor and Mr Cherry, on March re, that
/Lave paid great attention to the footeeed-mouth 7°,suweld nothing to give the settle but chopped fune and
disuse. Yesterday I anompatindasyler to Portion= e i ie. nay, .1 that we had ,wwww,„.l ewet to try if ,they
term, and saw some cattle. I came to the °optimism wow eat ta.
that the animal' had been plagued with an Memo° of Did you say you were allowed about a moot/gal fd ea ke •
food. No trace of foot-and-month disease. Had they day for melt.
been affectei with it between July and November. I No ; I don't measure by mouthsfol.
should not have pected to find trues mans the
Did yea say ell the hay oaths farm TM about & cwtl-Yes.
'exi
bad shed their hoofs, in which case new ones wool llow man animals had you to feed I-Ninety. • '
Do you think that would give each more than a mouthful?
have been forming, After feet-andthonth disease I don't know.
animals usually improve rapidly. The animals were Did you ley yesterday you had told your master un enteral
suffering from debnity through want of food, Ismy oceasious that the anneal wore in a bad state from wienFel'
opini.m. As • whole they were in a most miserable food? . .
condition, and some almost living skeletons. Th., had; .1" ; ' .‘
. • 1 . 7.. : e
gone, chopped hay, and straw,about like that produced. Will you lir
waslf they bad had a plentiful supply of good food for the mrl decoeis. hthrwiti-htesaithdg ait
.k
uth.e
Berh,herdhLine.teurtionand
throeid.4.
timing, ~
past fortnight, they must have Wee very bad to con for he was liable to an imam for perjury, having Aided e.,-
mean with. I should think they were suffering Deficient and-so to two persons.
pain to denominate it unity. Did you say that' you told ddeudant more food was wanted,
Mr. Andrews: dtsurning these animal's to have hut Oat Le said let them alone, they'll be better lit • week's, ,
suffered ih October and November from foot-and-mouth ewtell,... gam weeld „enc. . .
,
41"." ' would not the winter have been elleind. their Did you say It was MI Me Welt of your muter 1-No.
Immovisg ? Did you tell thee Se knew toe state the stock wan in 1--ifey,
A.. To • sertain extent, but with proper erre that Ind you say 1 don't know what be is thinking shoe ; I'M
could hint been provided against, afraid err 'of nem will die? .•
,Q. Don't you know that certain animals aro very I said; di n't know what he would do with them.
mush more likely to be affected cold and snow, &it'd u.g°ll"bong.hiliblerweillwateter teyeTee‘YeeemeeWl-yes.be4 eteenzleden kr%
such • winter a. we have had, than 041 Did you say yes' theuld be ashamed to be the owner of that
A. Undoubtedly. .
q. That is, you hays • 60- .s. They asked me if I should like to be the owner of thes, AM
cow Mit% &will, on 1 said I should be ashamed of it.
tartan food pull through, while the other 20, mbar, Did 'unsay your master bad been then that die, sad you
from weakly contitution, will not get on at all told him the mule wasted more food? I s
A. Yee; as inlviduale differ. Inn's mina; I don't believe I did.
Bed • I• 144011 load of hay from Wlnterbome on April 14.
You find • great deal Of different* in the animal Had n bags of loenetbens bdore from the granny. Didn't.
constitution 1 remember whether any hey came between Wednesday and
Too; but there did not appear to be very muck Friday. The hay wee sees out • bit at soonnuif *GI eight
difference in the lot I saw yeeterday. for the weakest of the cows With • bit of °desk.. 1 didn't
Were ell the lot in the state you describe? say the hay was kept for use animal I told roaster ou Friday',
Seine were worse than ethers-five were extremely that the bay was tkete*
bad.
Do you mean to my all the lot Were reeling feted "DlTiliddwyjir":l•LeKr"y•CaNee"te""7 but
bull'hii:;ooerroldeeldmiti."7 Sedtooffthisid•Wed7'lMthiee eesctonehe '1
starvation? . ham for mime weeks pain Yes.
A. large number had been. And that • cow was it wash that it died in airing?
d you examine all? Yes.
; only those that I saw very bad. Thin% yin tell Mr. Fleming list night that the seiniale'
were suffering tram mot of food?
onid not studi • winter as tho last have greater No ; 1 said they had been very weak, but were no very.
effect than anal on animals? meth better, and Taylor sald he wan pleased to see howlmuch
Ye.; bat • good farmer would give them • little they lied Improved.
more food, Bad some haylnilat last as long OA he could, erase -.
Bat when animals were chilled, would It not be found hi eiher tfibige___, IL ' . 1
that give them what food he would, they would not iiiyeehriw wil bed plenty a food? Yoh ,
fatten? .re fern eid uot bay. . •
'rated had more Way they would csa of it.
A chilled &admit should have Felicia Gera inimo-t,eve not the len* 4°4144 it-flauditcr).. :
distely. A proper supply of fool was • strong prune ' ginained iOh ?bureau, dab Seth, had an extra lohleil'
lion against bad weather. Uudenbtedly they were Inuit bow The weather had a tut dad to Mean the
healthy animals. one of mimes. lime dieing March the weather had been
Thee! understand that as • g 1 rule, healthy much better. The glen land was stocked last before this In
animals, properly protected, and with good food, would thll..b.Liwee wkoy tg, phow }Si Ah 4 "'Maps
get on pretty well in bard weather; but that meld, 6-pywkm 4,„.; jog, ilkinel Porte._
animals with bad ociestantiona, give them what food sham yesterday, state what the witness told you was the ohne`
one would, it would not be of mush benefit 7-Ye.. of the anneals suffering. _
Mr. Colam : But to weakly animas you would give Ma. Uighur/ °blotted. era slid he "1" Iteb the "6"
the beat food you could get 7-Yes. words.
t s the cattle had been sof! 's
Not soda an that (pointing to the stuff produced). from eehli phtiderteee, 'jet', et. - • "led
Certainly not, unless I wand to kill them. Sir. Fleming: In the course of conversation, to ihe hest of
I ILIPPOOO you would give the most heat-producing ray recollection, 1 inferred:row whet he said. I can't Atte the
food you maid get? Tee. exact words, that the animal. had 'suffered from emit ILeop.
1
Is that (staff penned) beat prodasiag ? Did ha say shy plinths animal had suffered from tof
I elmld think note
This wee the eme for the prosecution. No ; It was a general teem. .
You can't recollect any particular words he mod? .
Mr. Andrews; on Whitt of defendant, asked the
Bends to give the ease their serious *Mendota, for the Ira:To:74llM totriali lti!‘tliesity, but Mr. rimed=
offense charged was one whisk had his silent been observed that Mr. tray said 004hinti about that stamen
tity of, he woad be thoroughly ashamed of it. Mr. in his first esannoation, and finding e witness he renal we
nfield was charged that be dld on the filet Harsh ill- 1 t'irjr.p*". 4.11...r.;"` 110.7,4 rutber L° give 4.31
twat, abuts, and torture foredo animals, vie,, 211 sow,"ine;;d' 4,o,iatt, Mr.' dhari 'mtgh C be wed, hut
Gad heifers, by Reelecting eo Provide she said teiMals deterred, &the nen, to the opinion of Mr. Coombe. I
with proper and suffieint food. He bad hoped for Mr. Hse ass el ler Men,4lekt and John, greasing, bailiff at
ILangeld's sake and toe the end-It of the aviator Wet Berton. was then Celled.
Mr..Oolara would have called &deaden* Wilt Dodge, -at strove out thobsilit Is est aimed doknArshat iminiatill
*hit me sillipeemed for the
isibe
bailiff
01 Is
hididopgarlindobatsabrelyy. wa0.p.ed,Lii.nv0,,,.,,....3.45.travi.t served on lum. personally, so the case could not
their decision. '
-AtS.4lolll"tiredier* d4alithlatt
Taylor. eAsa.ahlelueeasPainsirtrueliad4et wit
(hut Pww7were ese--hir. I.*liialinti'cogiulabsdea mid mai° me, but he Iltithodu;eradghtitheervAlic.th"Act part' ' v.nited
YMr. limalield„ having a lane estates, os tle at there 16111011116 0666111.16e0 one penalty op. single Kumar
ortedem-he believed as many as 186, buisheeehes.4l Git.ticursOwit"ity la
40.trigaroftrt.00tailawattha„.. mid.
.I,eiiitiselfre,
.111.eakiiLlifoaailigniliyi:Aar ettellgad * buhodtohtoltoe Prilidantimi riii"rretent*::l:l imwo"puld Illaintleallr"4:
six which if separate seremonser were taken out, the !pity
vr0r54614.1764
6.p.off a nornioldromne..ch
The
wwe,re_. is..
.in
be society Id not
ten man oohldently employed dnrisg. Um wholoof the with' tit Mei
,wititef cutting chaff, bruising furze, and bre °At kuelt ,
oth WORM they them, t. somit pay 46 meil oast*. ,
cake ler those animals, he hoped they wesla be god mr. Coln send a the etainalgingeonenteneee only,
and with irewteeliAlie Moiety Was penalty which' by the
wettwilisidtet eillififoretendanmadtWastbngiolivegatibite7of"lsl4"this clone. kid ......n„,,,oAct IP" to the ionot=dv4,llyeti. he
asked
that
4 shof"laidt bel
411:nt.w.
were aware the past had been an exception *in - Mot gthilthk: Oh Vet .4. . ~. ,
.." t, .4 Ile r , r
eild that all animals not havtogsgrong coattitutlons ',
Mr-Andrews: 1 have three W ••••iier. ,
rehired more or less from it. Considering the feet that ' Tri Mists= snowed She Pesseerres siserited to
theft were 196 animals, and that, as Mr. Fleming fairly ate,_1",,,,...__1°.
said. each a winter would have • prejudicial es eel on 1-'"'..„.. ~.,7,....e,,,"6""rtte Jalaeewenwl Plmulgiuwe Bwwaglie."l lirra44
utile which were not strong, he ith -ht the would Irlikijiarg —Zee& - aud
ad
fort
on 7 woo sum the mu bum
be of iTiolos that solonalit Alt large aim* some : mummy. grusoiL/.i .; .. .
vest be weakly: Had Dodge been the would. ~,. ~. i,,, . , , . ~, • ...,, '
have stated that eight or nine year were beide,' ' ' • '
the daisy to have 'pedal ears and f sad that he
.cs
riONOEOII3TICR TOWN annum. .is .9
told Taylor so, thoutk he " eould mance It.' T. 41 ---- - --.
--I-4i ire
It was • moat singular mode of :totting np • mei w. , . ' ...hisseeds9 at. threamoratlon wow bildl 7 admit'
In order to show what the anlmids were fed Op®,. . ' • Ths_klayox. pis . Bassett), I
selected • quantity of refuse from fa or near the Aldine. . Coombe, H. Look, and J. 0 apin ~.. Gloote I
troughs. It was deo said that mixture earn from both caws IL Deventah, R. DMUS, Jr' Bighop, W. Verne, I
Fortessbere and Berens, ebonite, the fact was, not a J. ?s,godges. Drs J. P. Aldridge, and W. Slade, with
bit of strew bed been need at Porteenet this lanai, the Ir.ewn Clerk . Odra 'Symonds, 6,eq).
,
spleen( of fodder, every person who knew anything POUCH eatiertole ',
about stook knew that animals used their noses an Verman DOCK that before resuming the
blowing-machines, and so blew away the wont and oo4ddisistim of the sulalmmation question, filmy
took the belt, In them go Into any stable they dread decide whether the duties el impeetor of
would see shoes, blow away the dust and wont pule . eettolll!Mt.r. sirklid be P.v.
Kw seen, amid eat the rest. So it was in the oes• alba nebrqdtr=
utimala now in question-they had blown away all that Hr. Darner obterirds =ewe lit I'll_a digtin___LteZt.t°J.:
was bad, and there it was (the stuff produced by thit bib "1"1""14 " Sitellilk4l, Cli ig. 1 ''''''. ' '''''.
peeeeolleioo), yet that wu called what the neck wont ltrinwilite - ; ;'
fed upon. It was only the refuse stems, rough straw Alder's:Om Minn* pointed MK that it arose out of
and ocoasiOnal pieue of furn that might have be the Mut pressoted es the test sseetinuf, Z that it
missed in passing it through the bruising machine, would he • pepper genies. wore theyete WI" II"
which
lid
Intl: eat. 461112 Cher '.
'ae aprTrZld themh he "d
adblownaway, and police should he, to fix what should be their tidies.
w
_
901twrr,J409 wn lateneel4 hat he said"theawith togrdo.wYttb. BilingtheaTrpolisif we
we
' .
1 dello* that tAistufiPproanoed was not fit for lire Ooosse dhaisittocLimalgama- '; W.
7 have
"thing
animals to be kept upon, Nobody said it was. It was GALPIN urged that the omit brought
what might be termed the blowing* of the animas. tot:rant* lessmesh.,amstill bdoro the*.
But even that they might take, and they would observe Dr:. ALBUMIN : Surely you doel intend to &Intl°
emonpt it hay out np and bruised furze -• thing whioh the •ftWectorsklF od the borough, and hind it over to '
agricultural authorities recommended for cat& in win- the esuely ? Do you that for one moment?
ter, and was extensively used. Here and there might be Ida.
_BMW! odd that at meeting it was re-
found • bit that was not braised, but the same would marlred that the report was indefinite,
be the ease if it were Dorn or anything else that was Mr. LOOK said that iis a member of the Watch cone
braised. However, those odd pieces were rejected by mitt., he endentood that, their report **tea first
the cattle, which also went to show the general quality rermaimesd that the impactors duties shoed In per-
of the fodder they had was far superior. Be had Both. formed by the pens.
tag to say 'gain the society-indeed, It was very Mr. BIAIIOP bold that weasel within the preview of
useful; but lie did my that the manner in which some the Watch annatee
of the society's agents attempted to get up • ease was Mu C. 108113 remarked that giving t4e inspeotion Ito
not very crediteW to them. They had it from Taylor the pollee, was only restoring to them the duties they ,
that he put it to Dodge and Atkins to choose whether imbue whined-sod there was • very PGA roam Tor
they would be summoned as defendants or wangles. It, and for not hatring It be the Surveyor' . '
. ,
and stated that if they were defendants they would he Dr. Athittolut &seated.
liable to them months' imprisomneat. The liaroa thought they should settle the question
Mr. Colam dissented, of amaltfon grab
Hr. Andrews continued: Taylor would not swear Mr. Ooinas moved pro forma that no Superintendent
those words were not newl, though he Gould swear of the pollee forte be appointed, Medea stept be taken
readily enough to some things. He had • most me- foe the amalgamation of the borough police with that
venial otemory-azaotly what suited to peon his one of Dorset, . ,
be recollected, but nothing more. OA behalf of Mr. "nitwit seconded. i J .
who maid not give evidence, he contradicted Dr, ALDVIDOI eapreosed his decided dilawprorslog ,
taiAlaigitatement as to the letter written by Mr. the Proputtles- He thought it the . most Wapiti as.
;Ilandeld. It was written at the suggestion of l'syloi meet urines, and lejudision peopeeitios that had ever.
He went on to say that Mr. Colem finding there was biteamede slum he had been • member of We Coned?.
• bit of sting in the fact thee those twe gentlemen.- He had the greatest poaible jealous, ter the integrity
Taylor and Mr. Cherry-were treating the defendant's et one named* tions,and depreeated relingeisit- I
elerente at the pablthboue, asked if Mr, Mangold did leg the power of appeletieg and discharging the Polka. I
„not give Taylor a glass of beer. No doubt heAlii. The eisU argument brought forward in faeour et a I
The teethed advocate commented on th• fase of slump was Us• question of expellee, but be denied ""
Atkins and Dodge being taken to the Fountain mob • plea was valid. The peoposal seemed to him to
Inn and praised to take brandy, and told by the be one ef the most suicidal and injarions that tooklbs, ,
*Moen they did not want to hart theta .L- isomeived. Indoipal instliratioss Wu* the bulwarks ,
Intimating, of eorwaik that they _ wanted to hurt Nom. of the hidependmuse of us.mantry, and he thonht 1
'body idol -Ind to Teller's WWI* ei memory as to they should be aeelOuai at this time elms
. whether Atkins had beer or brandy. He called Mass. Commune* aad prkadplas as. Mostad. • In
1 tion to the manner ta which Taylor'. narrative dabs the borough the ' le were rated for the -
i affo" "" tertete*-• 44 one dr7, mother bit at Man. pollee, and wished to whiten the *onkel of what',
field's, more going to the station, to question the psit- they . ;mid for. It Cur itipeigaissi llei pelted
. lability a m its foain fair g• fa and complete statement would Is• . pissed at the the Uhief .ocos.
al what ossarred. Übe Gould show them, in spite of stable-(no, no). They wOrsi a
be unable to control
all that was said by the witasesees as to their opinion- then in any way, .
, for it wed only an opinion after all-that these animals lU. MOWN Illepipet i I llMPstaarkin. . -
bed been fed with feed each es *mild be present led Dr. AIMMIDOII: te• eh bees tom .
them in • winter such as we had had, and had mem& Mr Loot i desosille is agreement.
eultoldlly nacitent food, be held Writ be was entitled Dr. AMMO imatiamdt Capt. Brown was • very
W entrdtoo4.. Pi kod not gb hes Ado^ meshead gestiewiaa, beaks at 19114 be woottided by a
took gm*, TIM lb began very different ma • who Weald snub the boz%
'inn Mouths ago, but that w were ofgetated ,lateen. *eta done by the •
I tlllet.or
. Amording to the 14th seetion of the gsetite:r. ate. to the alleged saving, the cemety,
oreler; mud be pmeseded "gab* within one would ve them tom moo and • ssegoans, andArti
mutts show the ists el olikeie -teal ades. ; as' *Mr Ivo seas ts NAM 12they Wiebd
bad &emboli.* WeelF Ai all ON the Olin vet ereeld be by s,dale itgle, DO sbolid NW Pt
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greater efficiency ? They now hid the power of money from the Government, sad eselser/ Capt. Willis,
the liked and if they I the Government Inspector, to approve f the humiter
selecting and appointing wile yodi the L.& of them ' •,... 001je0, their vette.. hits, and mere, they
were not efliaient—though aurrosid ed thetoontrol the were now so
were—it *as the fault of lb* avtolb Lc' unmi
lie nip Iprorg. If thpy wanted perfect freedrm,
had the matter in their own, hankie.
thant • lit ire the 411ovessimeet gragt. There
that thorough efficiency con* be Itiit , thi be , gigen up new but what
dering the rights given them hy th, 00111 'tat' nil quis ed loftlago. A good deal had been
wintry. . ..A. . tary view of the peeticti When
Ur. Coowns : Since 1836. :fo ard the motion le certainly d there
Dr. ALDRIDOII: Then they were to give ue 1.57-G4: t-
aneetion of the borough to the county . police • and would a saving of £lOO a year, and tb he was
perhaps, by and bye, it would be eonsidered ',poorer! yiraparc. it te show. Bus he quite agreed with Mr.
op and Dr.A dee that tbi4 was not • loolley que-•
esonomical that the management of he corporate
lieu Son at all.. If it t LIUO a icar more ta it' ..,u:d atill
Pert/ should be given to the county setboritea.
• us eharacter, and be cousider he was du r t.ir duty to the berottgli in pro-
thought of • very seem tha - ..redgeniat In. 'ft 1.11111 o.4%.luNtifou\a,•lo.,V
thought the more the question wee SOU
more determined they would be to resist
Hoes on their rights and privileges. If
5k,....
ninon- 0 rifled/my. laving the couety pollee, Ith heal'
amalget er acid InvibiAater eetieney, because we Mould:
mated they would only have four ea , ).4
mmetuill'en I;el44lo.2llllted".b°6llhieyte' wet; !rhoam.ve
let, and not the exclusive user rit • Ave men and not four —not even a recruit es
serpent,
C.. 001188 : Yes.
Dr. ALBEDO!: Captain Brown said they would Mr. Bishop ingeniously suggested, but four mtn on
duty stud one in reserve— just the me as they had
have the serveiflance of matters outside our boundary.
now. lie had been taxed with bringing this forward
Mr. COOMBS : Ile told us they would have • regular
for the sake of getting some feu, booms, he acted for
beat in the borough. etagasesetes. But that MY sarsite.. Witte
- - Dr. ALDO:WOW : That if -there- wee r asiti that,lf he dld se deliberately.k nen-Weirs
*skid° the borough they would have power to inter-
fere • and suppose that were at Charminster, the
epveerfect untruth ; and if it was stated without in juiY
s
. bese:tgla would be left unguarded. It was trying to injure him with.ut having the she' rhie.,t
Mr. wombs : captain Brawn mad amount', they Pound for the assertion. lie had been indirectly
would not go to Charminster. charged with being a Communist and a Republican.
Dr: ALDRWOI : Be would have power to He was as little of either
es anybody Wee, bet be was
them just when isrmu. At present they in favour of keeping pees with Ike times, and availing
themselves of any 'henget for the better that tune
exclusive service of Ave policemen and • eeneu
'if the force was not eilloient, they had 11,0044 to brings about. He thought it was very satilaetory
lit so. BI amalgamating they would low olte they were enabled to do so, because if they had con-
stable, and the Superintendent would have the tinned the old customs of Woes ixwporations and the
eight of • district aneeding from Portland to rest, Mr. Bishop,instead of sitting there as • Councillor,
shot, so that they might see his " benign manna would have been liana to In elected as • Parish Con-
in Dorchester perhaps once in 24 hones. But, i stable, and hies been hosed to serve—(laughter).
said, there would always be two policeman OrigiuseiTeerpeethiese had net the pewee el opt:elating
station whose services they *mid bare U. G cionstebles—this corporates happening to be the Lord
demanded: of the Minor as well, bold a smart and appointed
Mr. &MOP :Two recruits constables for each pathrh.
Dr. A.LDILIDGI : They were only manila Mr. BMW : That wee of Maxon le,
and might or might not be there. The Kr. 000IDM: Be Hwy were not samthoing an want
matter was investigated, tbe womeit app right, for up to about 1836 the Lords of the rumor
thought before they came to • delusion to appointed constables, bat it rem tins Irma *eon-
they should postpone the question. It wee sepia* ansetneeetery, sad false sooseety, and then
to preserve the gunning.' institatioes tank they put blue ones ea the new pollee, they gave up
-headed down to thaw, and to deliver them the principle for whisk they were now oontenliag.
their anossessors. He also urged in favour of Now by amalgamating they would secure the services
the borough pollee, that the population was inir of • body of well-dissipliated men, sad at a redneed
and sow treat there was • likehhood of tha laud vats: they would have the nese number el mob as
the borough betas enclosed awl made availab now patrolling the borough, end others of the lotto
building puppies. IEB population and import Minn( the bonsularies frequently sating as • gear&
Dorchester would be still Idrthre eugutueiliesa. He reminded them of the advantages it would be to
them ciecitmatanoes he Cell that me wet---rid el • erostable they were disestielted 'with
be a wring yep. and he sileold an although they maid net pukape prose he had done
onset* IL He concluded by moving rs is crortilvEll they sleteMed tOO% kesop eep-irate they were
!
pedient to amalgamate with the *any for 'sot to get a supmbetent at 066 • tsar Such
h.1in3".8. ea ' cy, olglit te have. Se should be • n thov
Mr., Cowan suggested that the °bind Om urinary ran of the lower elms of the %habit*,
escred by simply votieg " Me" or ' crue who would be independent cd his nerniblea, e'
they bad to de was to decide where thew we, ,eral body Of the town. One objector
asperintendest from—there was no dilemmae pales mei "They would be always
them as be the need clone. er eialtWanl eneertrae listthey if 1
Dr. ALDEDOn said it wee it very important q 0. by' sbeidrin't tiny? ' Weill: possible there
and OMB on wblerh the wishes of town she ...owing° to some in the present system throt
consulted. He honed if it were nernesary the nrtehts twithiseermedsoe reseivbeg props? Minot
would call • publics Meeting. as them tbbsir how the poor were robbed
The Town CUMn suggested that the public It was no question of ineenvetheuturrying, bees
should be halt before the Council tame to a dee law directed wish loppeetion she d be mad.;
Mr. Weals thought they had better come was • strong manned in favour of the misty
&ebbe now. Had they would look after the weights and me
. Alderman I JILLYIN sated Dr. Aldridge if he. , Ls regorged Widow* he thought be might a
plant to Isild out a threat that • public meetfult borough went to the tosinuty because they cc'
Iso calhd--- , with tbc local polio, • to cheek tirea sn
,Dr. reonittricsaij he iitin't make milt= Larrey r but, li having slinapin and 'vanillin
..thir. Gann dtheteneed.the ideiet et, West was en to lertdpost. so it Muth
cttlinttg=graltbeltdra '7.
Dorchester. In this question for,
believed that be was d ng his dsty to the
.. °Mr. YiIISON : If -the Lowe armee to which had returned him to the Council for neat
=tree eibie doing What In andier oat years.
. .J On a division there appeared—
Mr. BMW : They moot assuredly wUL roll TIIZ AMENDSIIINT. FOR Tag 111BOLUTIOS.
Mf, DIVIIVIIIII secoodei the innedireet. Dr. Aldridge Aid. Coombe
thottght they meld steend to their ewe be Mr. Deveuisb lir. Vernon
' greeter eflicieney .thaa anybody the, and why Mr, Bishop AIL tolia
Councils should be any exoeption to the non he Mr. DunceAld.
know. This WY the moat leiportaat matter Mr: F. Bennett Sir. fledges
coine before him Awe he had been in the
the DOWN to e AM. Germs Mr. blade
They bad everappoint a r Br. Gregory
sergeartit . and Itre trenstpless, and it t... The Mayor
data, he iteliemt that force we', sueltdeM to The proposal for amalgamation was, the ref ore,
the good order of the town. It was add a rejected.
tend'ent would not have enough to do hi Den It was then resolved to advertise for a Superintendent
let him look dies the contiaual armee a Wafer at I:80 a year, with, if the duties of Inspector be added
Mr. 0001189 i. Then yeti inset make hem I an additional sum of £2O.
Nuisances.
Mr. Diva:HUl ; ei thought it would be of
bedellt to the town hive the ',Mow of •th
' elliethat superintending. 'lf they did awl spi
he thought the Iteennould have good "use
1 Pliant- .. _ . .
Mr. DAMS wee unwilling to give • silent
the subject. end said be osesidered the
she.sepuegii aught not Aube -ikTeli V. ,kb .
objected to Government eentralisation.,....
\ rail re;idveldlli tic'r plifv:rsilrittet:eln7leg,echue
it Important they should ettaisithe local
they now held. It the present police tense did
their duty, let them have ahem who would.
' 'lrlicfrThretliiffalta' itabgaaat at i a
or ri*lpaCtki, Wail 40 xolefrei to . the
State.
Mr • Loci said he felt that the
was in Jaime etintalinithiethi, could
en elleigult;notme free, and at less expense tl
present, he cons deed they were bound to do I
had been shattn. that amdcametion would et
tividg of shout MOD apex, aides to -the
employing tberrounty police he had a list of
who had dose in—'. • .
Dr. Aldneannir i That's no resteon Dor
Mr: F..Battetria ; It don't matter tot:Tete
bandana.
Mr. Lon : From Marlborough they lewd "Wel
have amalgamated with the (minty police, sitbi k
systeni ' 'units out eittdeetiorilV" ,From An 104
" If the Dorset °omit, polies force Isis well-disel Heed
the Ante form, " tbo senneri, Pil entsegnma iiket
better." Ak Devizes, • county town, they had mai.
pmated, ad the remit was saddieterol.the At
Tirettoe, and spin at WU: ebeeport wee ther
induce. • l
Mr Ittattoe : The ram at &Upon is emith seep.
timed.
Mr. LOCK thought Bridport wee • vert pod itowet
to compare with Dorchester. But there, WIV flie
mete* was tetrad moot eatlifeetory, the Super ' dent
lithe te Ileamteinet.' 13n. Alte We '' mud:
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WEYMOUTH,

TM TIORTIIIOII/81, t... ?MI LIM MATOZ. —The heiad-
sere Ulaminatad taddintanial tad by the Odd.l
fellows of Worm:lath to R. N. Howard, Hog, is ca
, acknowledgment of hie exertions while Mayor, has hew
'htilHeatiy eltromagitiphed, oa • somewlual cedneed
seals, so that every-011ow may have an apport nay
of possesslifgeXOWNlar of the 1011 t and the deal it
askno wleirgicl. ToTging, from our copy, 4i, beant Lod
beset.) ejapearemai of the airigidal bastiloolial are well
reroduosd. 1
942 Tittervt CHUM. KAMM VUTu—AL the
• *nestle/ ea Neater Monday, foi the purpose of el dug
ut' lahein h the
wviaradliaitt. Rll:.viii.f.; Awd . has
1 se Ure *
fluid the °Moe of pinch ehnrchwardea for th last
three years. Me; Time. &reek, proposed by Mr. hfsos,
ood weeded by Mr. Booking, was eleeted the 14ir11h
elarchearden. Admiral Jervols and Mr. Mason ,
ohoeire ehdflors, tad requested to itulit the walnuts
tee the hit year.
Amnia= OLD IraAstuar CiONL—A few days ego
Of Mr. Willieol Stevens Maud was horse to
Liftlidabliitome. Kr. Tigard tras born April O. 17791 and
me a pilot shnort es soon es he was of age. lia
.11Niato • liebee,alsoli zias, reipeeteble; and
reepeoled. For about the last 60 peers the clean, trim,
sprats) figural of this reel oktdashioaed Trialty pilot
might have been seen at various times on the Netbe,
srl^ his glees pointed seewood. Me watched tho coo-
Odell reale/doe Of the Lookaut booth yardi &titre
hirther Wand, tgl. Nit as It owned on the • tof
pomp down Hes-hum, It was removed. He d lie
Wee pew look•ont cads put on the Nothe, to tee t old
.idaSignard static:ln supplanted by a greet 'toes fort;
'but be did not live to we that fort armed with as.
..,.;„ 6 few A,sys of 92 years old, he hes sous the
1 peso°, and we have to write of him.. the
man of old "end he died." Mr. COMMIIIII b ed

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