The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-23 00:00:00

I'l noRsET coIINTy EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1883.

ll'aonly • mi.take. Woo, tto lidr. Rai* William Watkins, clerk to the Registrar of the Sr. ki•ar•sentleCll.—The • , ceowlledbe work
n,r'aif,::;e,"ll4::
• ,- ov."1" h.v" thti, at° eatiirrl7 mean%
.;S:to ...i, t,...q, .1 all act In the geitieaso• man" "1 the 8 mlov•et Trill went
, symoutn County Chinn t. prodecxl the file of all the log St. Slary's Churchya•al
.i:a t
„ramp,' that
~... ...um. 'for ,h. q;;..ret•
t;ndute pr, mtge. edj oraeei, and ak 01 Mott c7a.rirra., -baßhue4 li-1.041640. iiroc-elioge of the prisoner. The how ivemvaa t0.'13"
. 11' " thee teen axemined and booed correct I'M b. nainbron• I him. Tat ,I. on al
...., me, ltatv.; io the A, tn.4'. and found them ex nil' to, en m emoted Mr, 'l`. I. 1) nut in, ti, tru• tie was then called, and at ne. of te,ny a Waylay tithi.,..,,,a;oan:ties F:a, 7r:,,. , , . . !
r •'" ':, ni.gy,3l le. 101., ha ordered t t wee •••,.h.n. all •wel : p ~,.,,,,, t , ~..,ith
LI.
_IS *am% Witness repeated the evidence al .f veiling
tugt:o t_het
it:vmul)....
realy given In the.. donna. them dawn a. • Pa. 0.1.13 1• 1 . boot , t°.';
, •t" '' ' w .... 1.10 .. the neat «Isom., •o b spieled man luelbel tre overweight 7e...e'oeahe...t.'lliePoilizi
wln az ereg.mination he rated that the bitable.
1., p,,,,,,en ... the PO lo • (••rce. At •he Ponmoy bed h",,
1882 nine cwt., an I tiatit continue i 'total the. 211 April, Vire• .he give it gel'i%bl:.rici Itisiel..r al°,igelliltfil;tdi 'aralnratelarelui '‘e'°6l lw"ir'nes7•ll
vt hated to hive eight cat., in up, aa it w. le, uupria6tablv. Vitae remelt,. lon the a moon:i,.ht with'.
.•;11b,, chaet Coostilale your rommxtev r..0.4n.
t ea el. teases of Ins P Tweak for 'in ,0n.,,,,.
....,
.0. ,
.., l• Year he bad h*l ten cwt., but premise., and he nuderet end that he would await in made in the tien no the rill .ct.
„wad t.• 1. sup.. ri•inow.bda Fun l. onder tee Act.,, 001" II
pl,roOmr..l. lat any rata be bad never the ravine.. b.l being allowed IN a week for two
' le Irour 1 . . ,
received the money t• it Very airing comments are being
,v m; ee i Rent um.. Convtahle Radiant Retching..
Ile did not give arty directions as t a who eras
F : I. rup volt ot 15 ye•rs ft id Or. examined .b
I roy sail it wee a mist tics, .10 buy the meat, hut ha thought Hodder would do so.
t.,.....reed in the r
G 10D Tit AfPliill.4 ENTERTAINMENT.
"Flower
. •to•cer• in c° '"ll4"tmt° "1 a amatt°4 and-- the b•'7. -
ei
teetltlttre d a the van before he left. He did not give the prisoner any Matto, tons not to An entertaiomeht u .(ler the auspices of
~,
nos' u.Tale ils“aTt present incapable, and likely to be Dunham ba.l I .
ham 12 year.. (Dunham : buy. At to the cattle dealing budoms, no stat ,ment of the Wat " Lodge, was beld in; the eveininir, .
~... date 11 11,... ~,, ~,,e , ~. • nod tA ,t at tl-• expl•a• b Masa, sir.) N •bod
co ,tr•;.;v;to,l h. b. ii,, ih„ir "..s, ~,,..,,,,i, ~th.th
do the
e. 1 aver loaded for Pinner •y• when of sop aunt was given t. h‘m. From the bank pass Tmods• Met in the Cid e T , Richottree .YV Y .
.. • the see t
r';','i . • ufficteety recover. ci ti be red. irad to the tore.. ...'
Richard C b len P. di% hook, from the 2811 of July to the eod of December, mouth, and attracted • large and appreci 'toe an. 'helm's-.
.` •Oa 4101 ,111 04 I), c•autanu d. At ttie test ...cm T.s,li ~., . %tanager of the ‘horri• r•et 1882, the turn over appeared to bead been £18,064 18a. Mr. G. Staple presided and Aral
tie t.„ll°, .e,,,,et.ble your committee art r,noraint,nd ii.
,;ng
~, anti iny. p•,.. ..,r, .I,arative e• i Imo . At the present time there was no charge ansiost the uusvoidable &Mance of Mr. C. Freeman who bah
.gig.d for the
... t%' '•": on „a 14 , per week b, pent., from the ,P. • Uullts'd, stationed at Bradp ale, proved count. prisoner art to this part of his busi The Treaent7 been announced to take the chair. The few
tto a P...-..tAn Feud mailer the Acts ti Ft • t mph 'IN the tags an I Bailing 83 bags ant s .01. Moss knobs. are conducting this r anti° ta:' his application by prelimluariss over, Wu Woon and Ulm McKee,*
~,•,. rt..-4;tatg., William Adam., wh , le upw .rd. o• St romeroy took •w ay 10 cart., an I witness took charge order of the curoceitree •if ius n Linn.. The committee Meowed with the charming duett, a Bhren on the
hi •
,1t;1^"...; in reedde atioe ,tf hiv very ice ot 27 rear. in of the rein iinder. Rube q needy he &arse ad both were Kr. Pool auctions... an act &Lori £2OO • Mr. Rhilltr" Thle Was followed by • SOO( "Darby and
.t ~ w.,rie of winch Um, he had ho•ne • prisoner., ty...,..,, 1,,,,..,,,,
..
.: "ed h . -_,_— &Cr. 1— Or .
" Beautiful
I-, .1.c.11.
°it, en , • sail Batumi, farmer, a orsatitor for CI ; Mr. Milledc., Joan " by tame B mambo) ; sonic.
be 0 'Ohl not think how ()null, ID iebete) could have auctioneer, and Mr. Mardis', a creditor for 04. Dreamer" given with good eff,dit by Mr. Caddy.
t '• ..„f i 1 was agree I to. made ouch a ini.t ate.--Cros•-ex coined : Both prietaners
T:,e Illy • .
said it was a Iniatetre. The charge., which were at first made agalust tie Miss Hardy
THIS CHUM' COPSreltlelll 11120ap
&cowed, bad been abandoned. delivery, followed
sid nil Bela"
• 'lark . ( the P..ae• and etated tjwit P.C.Freak, stall owl at Brid rt, said at the hee-
-Ilele U A P. Po Re-examined: The charges abandoned related to his Avis "• a song " rwas Drink th it spoil
..
.T • - ~.. b.,,,, •flt• i os brio, re t the r •tures of —stain Pomoroy said be cave I Witham 13, 61. or the general business.
ay • aat One death,
with greet composure, and audible
a • ,•,,;''.• , „nty 1111 Ire pot quarter. by ebiet, it coal, ad it did not seem as if he gave up but 10s. Thomas Hodder, the bailiff, re ted his evidence Pea
• iv ••• • i.,_. t.... ~ ,n. air rat tityr di n led lay the can. of P.
the facts ft.*.
What
aregireethbeywMilwr.ilt:Wiarsatihthesalsrsecayit,iantgio:.
h:Altillfealral,
-ar• '''' "." .- ....eat w the• i 'lowa :—theen.ps• ti. Tb• Chair ta h '
as encored and
recitation. " A Bral Begmoiag w
b • i
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..11.1; com_i...,, i,_ ..._, ‘,. iti i hay gummed or, the jury returned 0 litarat on of toe eeme,
detailingas t a the Factor moonlit, mad the Rugg by Mr. Farwell and Nth.. Riptide followed. A.
• .re “'" Y "a"'". .0
. • 247 t ."•
• .ta: 71 a Plordi,t or guilty, awl the prisont•rs were sentenced The e ....• •- -
4,r4 4 .-O• • Cr.......e 0. o .1-. aura r to ii

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0. • ..il)tDPfl't W t tbcSspdlp,ioj
M.. Co pme of d• •NI belga U.r
1"..1
lir: .11 ek I al.. be; to lay Word h, 0." t.
the C fl *°'! .Di.... (4A.4

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m asta-s' astaaneacth hard labour.
John Chan a, 28, plaster.,r, iio w.o,
for holtaanity eis.aultius Mamas Squibb, aaveo
years, at. " '

Curt tht•n adjoi:Cned for Imche
After luncheon Vie al .ness care evi Jena) as to
otler social .ts which had born pi:l,rd in a similar
Ina..ner, atud

deworvidly ; Mr. bleach ism ad n success in his wag
" Twickenham Ferry,_" as did likewis, Mrs. Hardy
ID t.ht 10011. Tim V.o.ut Chair.' The "Vaceat

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8.
I.
• tut, nig A rein I' i.eeMob
, rtre:• loreu utt.realts ot litiflo• I, uur. usoitods
t00.•e,• •al dend br 0.d.. of
~ 1,3 author tr. a... 1 14 died. reg..' to hgeo to
to ire ot foot motto iiith aw in the
Bid io.. whl.d..cchrred Os he Btu and 9th
t pre•eiti 33 a
muse .1.01.4 cub tole
•_Antsn AuTAIT, Chi- I Cin••ahie oltix ai"
Matt Or rOoD AND DIRIMIS.
11 Att *** iti•Afltt (u. Chairman of the Police
set W.o;ti•• an . Nleseur.B C rho.. the
~F..e.ors .4 Weteht. end Meesuree for this
„ulity be the Mk re to proems, an I submit as
ecc shell .ample. .4 fool and drugs to
aiped by the County Aualyet. and to t he ..ht
ta 14
Intoor 0,.,• dugs tiler. OJ nil Is U. cessary 0.d.,
the .•ale .4 • d and Drop Act. '
gr. Pohthll2, NI.P., iovited the Court to
_duty comet. r this matter befoth they took
• p,„ers 0 t of the bah .8 of the meeihrete..
I, •,.111,1 I.sl t • a cattalo amount of untocearary
aud w•cry if the p •lice had the satire con-
r• ho, wavers.. geoting at tied,' reditiog to the
iii.tl,,f sorner.ert, it we. eli we there were at least
• gr,ette s made last ',tar, and only 51 samples
• sly a ulteratiot.. In olt• gamier of the year
there were 3132 analyses made, aid ..n y 15 ebow.4
adult.. atom ; ui ma no .ingle caw we. the adulteration
in; moue to health. lie believed they were not behind.
t•reetehire in the poii.y of theft product'
• h the C uuti f S .merest. fie suggeettd that the
4., u t rb ul I caieluity c Asides' the motion, and to
setiwee falai whither it w..uld be doing any good
ii,Cl) hit it.
e HAt6HAII. in • spirited speech, supported
the U to.h. I.ni hung on the ri-ceut C.Se ,if the
• iul!eration• f I •upe.s. null at:iturntioster Newton,
a th ugh he might the good care tb.t be had
0 there tw-re thou ande who were unable to
I, theme lie. ; ant it wee for the sake I the..
ere .o. that he tb-ttight the icopec or should
10i ti The ram' ion of the Aid would be
.. ... the Chief Co..wable and the Superintea.
de, t. of plc atO not I' the police u.i.erally.
Mn. NlOhttot advicated some By.tem of testing
a. tiort use Si met eet foment in T..n. ley'. Tina,
b -b w.l het tte with., aft of t ;Aoki freer in
- Vic to • taloa» - •

it.ey Trinity, Ler,ehertor. Mr. Lek
pr,cero.t and Mr. Wilk,* ,lefeade I.—Tho child .a• qoait,ao.l a. to the astute of an with, awl, attar below
sworn, the Magistrates refused' to allow her I. give
evideacw.—The prioloor WM completed of a oolnatoo
aceaulk ad seatenced t., at mouths' imprisocuze,.t
The Court roe, a llik after six o'clock.

- to sc.mtlo's h•ving been marked
P.sid when they really were not..
In cr s-a-rrausiu.etiori witness denied that he heard
Mrs. Vibe the view° had been hendei to Mrs. Mas-
bate,. v security for debt. Several ecouns were Paid
to him by crelitore,whon names were not entered in the
ledger. I be bulk of entries in the day b sok and the
Is •ger was in the batidwriting of Mrs. Vine. Damon's
name eras in ueither the day book or ledger, but
80. tlett's name wee in the former
Q. : Don't you know that they are the some account?
—A. : Yee. Ps isouer told me it would be elipastr.va
to Lis business if people like the Pre.urs were smked
for their money. lie told me tha', e would borrow
the mohey, and would pry uie.
Q.: Would he not their be allowed to put paid senitot
the amount. ?—A. : Certaiuly sit t ; I tobould do that
until. Mrs. Pretor gave • cheque for tb , full
amount.
Q.: Then the estate was IN Iv. 51., paid by the
pits nor, I. better ?—I don't know.
Have you coy kuowledge that the trustee dii no
@tick to the £2 is, 51. ? (Laughter.)—l duo't know.
Ville, witness cosithsued, a...teasel that he put
' p.std " to Mrs. Pretor's so munt ou Mr.
Soeut. his solicit ir, threatening to throw u,s
hia can if be did not speak the truth.
nu, oh iteration appeared to have been cursed by
chemicals, but he had never boon chemical. used.
Prisoner told him • few days after ha a • .a to pos-
session that he had • carriage at Loden, which he was
going to fetch. It had been Debt there to be repaired
by his father-an-law. When it was brought hack it warn
still on epaired.
Mr. Zillwood Mule Igo was then called, and repeated
his evident,' as did also Edmund T. Herniae.
Mr..B.isaibeth Palmer, blre. Joule Ellen Anderson,
Julia tle)ton, Bemis Hodder, John Humphrey,
bathos Wychorley, Frank White, Henry Paths,
Swami Marder Burch, Thorns. Suo it. Mrs. Paget
aud Charles William Lovell were coiled and COL firms 1
the OVI,IOIIOO which hae been so fully given in these
0010111110.
'llme lasted till after six o'clock, and Mr. Lock
bawls g briefly addressed the jury, Mr. Will., cool-
mewed his speech for the defence at half.peet eix.
Tire provcut ton with 401 t. of iodicto-ut had
mideavoured to abut every looph is by which the
trisouer might escape,. so he must
.be excused if

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Cubit.n was repeated, nut the wog but • tout ittrauDe
sketch, in four wens, bearing that title, the characters
of which were sustained by Mr. an Mrs. Meech,
Marro. New, Duffel', Marabalsay, Parsons, Caddy,
and Nott. The performance of this pieoe was carried
out with much spirit, all sustaining their ports
admirably ; the acting of Mrs. blotch especially, who
delivered her lines with much feeling, deserves much
commendation, in fact this was to our mind the bolt
thing of the evening, combining be it did an agreeidile
sedation, sod a prsctical temperance lesion. The
programme was idr.ught br • pleasant ocuolusion by
Mr. N. rendering of that pathetic song, encored,
•'lrmo Till Death,"

SICCOND COUBT.—WWMUIDAY.
Before the Hr. W. H. B. Por:m an M.P., aud oth r
MadidrAtew.
Willain Herb, alias Warm White, 48, mason,
plead. d du by ts obtaining by false pieleuree the Guru
of 10a, awl board and liaialog lor two days and niglita,
value Is. 6 L. fium tilaiolimer, at Wulfritb.
Also to obtaining by false pie emcee the sum ..1 is.
from Amelia A ii Cumming. at Purreehaiii, on the
29th August, 1883; and to obi oinked by 1.4-• pr01e...11
le...II the sum of 2.. from Anus Maria Been., tbe
money of ber budird, Job. Bevis, at Ltininitube, on
30th Auptat, 1883.
Prisoner w .• aiut to gssoi for three months.
Herbert PAY me, 23, labour r, was indicted brit ialitg
44e, the mousy id Oruro, Young, at Lady St. Mary,
Wm L prosecuted.
Prisoner waa found n t guilty, and was discharged.
G.-ors"' Norman, 35, labourer, ag.siast whom • trite
bill for misterneim c was found by the Grand Jury
at the bildeummor Serious, WY indicted for being
fount by night iu • ce,thiu building at Tborneoumbe,
belonging to Benjamin Miller, with intent to commit
• felony.
Prisoner pleaded guilty, and will alotanced to three
winch.' imprisonment.
Joe Turner, Mrs Joe Stykr, 19, soldier. was
indicted for stealing one diamond rig, one suit of
clothes, one flannel hat, is cigarette holder, and
asi,bteen pounds in money, the us ney awl properly of
Alexander ticiJermott, at Portland, on the oth
October, 1883.
Prisoner ylewled guilty, and also to a previous 30y.
•ictiou at Worcester, and was ri.tenosd to two years'
imprisonment.
aLLIaLD aHlticr aniAuxo.
Andrew Rose, dair)mau, we, indicted for &Valhi! •
lamb value 20a, the pros sr, ty of Mr. H. W. Hawkins.
,
Wiuterborne Bt. Mai tin, ou Jana 20th.—Mr. B. F.
_
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St. rut & l'arisu wee - or a oriel» r im, whe.e
t:.e ui.k era. o :tabled. No I-se then 500 per*. es
• 4, . ow., by the fever through that one cam..
Tn.l. meg. tr 000ld protek t theraselmm, but
their aere who could n.d, mad it wae on their
bels.l he souported the motioe.
1.. I Massal. remarked it woull not be found
ace .rot'er :4 se.
est.t du HANNAY : It Could be repaid in Gate.
1 he eir %inn afeosed be had not much like for
the utazietrat. s to part with the control of the open.
tin ml thor -ill ore. whoever they might be Ho
th .o,;bt the magistrates ought to ct•tadlttle C. exercise
s one Cniro in the matter, althoulth be till not for
▪ •eat wish to an hires es the C stk." which tie
bs:ab e *itemise I over itiv odic-re. They
~3,f hese it an their discred a mad although they
irt :4 very gourd odium..., t•my might not .11
eterci-e db. saute di-cretion and judgment in carrying
it their datate. Ho ouirooptod they should make the
oder for one year a au experiment. They ought
a t • e odder the tredessure, aid see they were 0t
resin oudy it.terierea aith.
Gaols enggeetet that a o agistrate should
or o r .np...ioetulurk' the aurly•nn in mu. ittouc c 0..,
wood be rather an invidious
peat di for one us.sgistrstv to authorise the pmesecu-
ti, a A trelmu.en living in the netebboarhood.
nd not mean an individual magi*.

I. irk appeared for the prosecuti as, mid Mr. Wills
(or th•• d, fencie.
The fast. .if the case had been fully detailed.
Pi donee wee employed by Mr. H.wkius danymaii,
au.( while in th.it CApicity he ws• entrusted with the
Isinb in quest lost t rear. se it had luet it• mother.
He was under notice to leave, and before quitting Mr.
Hawkins employ, ho sold it to Mr. Paull, an adjoining
farmer.
Tb• various wi'nesees for the prosecution having
r.pmted the ',ideate already gi, en, Mr. Willed called
Charlie II•my Byeatio, who is employed by Nir.
ahem's, at Bockh idopton, who said be was forme, ly
on Mr. Hawkins' farm as shvpherd-buy, and his (other
was shepherd. it is. was then dairyman. Witness
carried a lamb to Mr. Hawkins on April 3rd, and told
him the nioth• r was deal. 'sir. Hawkins then maid.
" Take it to the dairy and give it to the dairyman."
Priv tier, who WIN about 20 yard. •way, came towards
him, and, taking the lamb, said •• Thank you, sir."
touching his bat. Mr. Hawkins alas said he had
had a lot of lambs brought there last year, end ..he
did not want any trouble with them, he mull give
it to him (the prieoner) —Cross-examined by Mr.
Lock : He had talked this matter over with the
prisoner. die Came over to Etookliamptio ti him last
Monday. It WPIS the prisoner who told him it was
April &I t but he dii not tell him anything else.
Emily R.' sister 11 the pannier, corroborated.

40 00CURIed the jury for some coualdnralile
He then went through the amount. taeriatiur, and
hiaapeech, which wear remark. ly able one, occupyli g
an hour and a ball. The in i principle til the detente,'
watt toe extreme improbability tif intent to defraud
no the part of the prnemdr, when the smallness of the
awn wee taken into 0 insiderstion, and the prisoner'.
general coxiluct thtoughout.
The Chairman, having summed up, the jury
retuned a verdict id guilty tin 28 of the counts, and
nut gui by on thus relating for expunging the entry in
the leilgnr. (Although found not guilty of expunging,
the jury returned him guilty of being privy to the
entry having been expunged.)
Vine, in answer td the chare, iesid "I never kept
'he in ke, and I gave up everything I Ind in my
poemisition to the best of my boi f.'
Sentence Twelve mouth.' iinprininment with bald
labour.
The Court dlil not riatt till nearly lialf-pnat nine, the
caw, having extended ovtr eleven hour*.
WEY/KOITTH.
11116111,1111 TO SWILL —Ol San lay lust rirmona
were preached in :"..te .%lary's °numb. C. it 0111101.
en I Rialip de Church, in beli•.f nf t tee 11141•1. a. At
' the former place of worship, Vie 11.3 V. Nieigh the
much eatee_iivd oh .plain of P.irtland Ro uid and
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tilloCDl itt
tta e
L ri :u '3l pail even if he must a whole Bench
of Mr.vetrare, then they would be ordering pronou-
n • ath car.a they were orlair to try themselves.
Uo a dlli . i ...the motion was carried.
Tat 0 ,SILCPT TRACTION{ ACT.
It. CH S,ItAIAN .Irrw ..tte too to/ the fact that
no 1-r the n-w Act .t twat Laid .1.,w0 that no polling
net a eti ;Id be la re than Vaal miles from the
eelei,oe id every voier. and it was &treed to Meteor!
th. C.erk is Pe ec., t prepare the necessary
It r I. lay b•fore tie next C art of Qmster
See.. ow to rblibi • the C wit I. fr. idju t the rteitiona
r•lenve with the provisi.n, of t:.e act.
Mr. S .I.LT prop oseti thvt at. elaiti,niel war•l•s
• ' of Kineon. The

.mily R err,
The jury gonad prisoner not guilty, arid be was aim-
charged.
ISAUDULMIT BLILIC.
R-bert Wililini W adham (22), soldier, was indicted
for that he, being the bailee of a firer watch, the pro-
petty of James F,ryle, did fraudulently c 'overt the
same t) his no use, at Mil borne St. Andrew, on the
10th of September.—SenteLced t three mouths.
THE ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BA.NK-
RIJPICY AT WEYMOUTH.
Thursday.
The Court opened this morning at 10, bef.o• J din
Flower. Eau.. M.P. rheum .n, cud oth. r
The only prlson-r .to be tried was lot-nry Vine, 36,
' of in,iicual for that

Weymouth Harbour., ccupie.l the pulpit and ;peached
powerful sertiods.. At christcharch, morning and
evening, the Her. J. Burkit: p. eached, as a. at
Itadipols Church in the atm ,uu. Uood c dlections
wets the result.
It COMPANY, D.R.V.—The last .1 the fortnightly
mpetit.ms of this company of Volunteers took
pact at their range t An Tuesday. The 1-11oiring were
the se MO. :—Class A-14, I'. irate Wilt in, 67 ; 2 i 1,
Cl ur-S,rgeant Pa berts, 56 ; Sri. Ser,rest.t•Diej 1r
:Woe', 54 ;4th, Se.ge.ut Russell, 53; 5 h, Q
M ut-r Serge sat Is's, 50. CI.. li—ist. Prlvate
lisecombe, 25; 2n , Lanm-Corp ni fillyne, 22. As
this was be 15.,; meeting of the yew, a scratch match
W.. • ••••• shy ••lus oy S 5 4.odray
WA that sh:t•ting on Monday, an.;.e rewres were
• •,a'urday, 363; tht fors-

be err hated.- for the parish
meto.cial is favour of the appointment (which
wes ret by the Meek of the Peace) was signed by
the eleqty and the chief inhabitants of Mama, and
they thought, as Kimon wee i oremiag, and bailJteg
was viu.l ou them they should have another mu-
umuu.
n. veset agreed to the proposal.
Tc.e I 'Runs Of ea itbere had been a correspondence
betWHSII L Pirtt ian. he Clerk of the P-ace. and
the Ime Office rel .ting to the distributi.e of the
ststut dis. li. out know on what rand* they
era- oistribut-1 at present, but if the Ooun w •old
refer it to Lied Portman mid himself they wool look
tat the matter.—Agreed.
This was all the civil business.

but-cher:of Wey i outh, &DJ be was in.licuei . .—... fotioair--;—M micay, 4'29: .4'-urclay, 363; thy
he being • liquidatieg debtor did fraudulent y mal.• ~, .k wan • il 52.62 against their op; inputs'
material omissions in his statement of affair., at Mel. 45 27.
combs Regis, within twelve months last past; that MallOttle.—The eff..rts of our w rthy Mayor (It. N.
after the comelier cement of certain liquidation Howard, Esti ) and or hardworking Sup: rint. ncl- tit
proceedinge, or within four month. next beton) such ~f l'. I ce. Mr. Samuel Vickery, roasted ny o her loc.'
commencement, did fraud..leutly remove part of his Proem .5 •ne, have at I oit been succesaf il in rimming
property to the value of ten pounds ail upwards ; did the f emu" . dual • I .0.33 .1 Herman Ei.o..i, into the
conceal debts due to him ; did couceal, destroy, Illaanda Hall, L .ndon. The soccowful cottlidit •is
mutilate, or falsify, or was pricy ti toe concealment, the Moil of the I.te Mr. Dennis, of S icing Garden... A
destruction, mu' d atiou or falsification of certain book,
.imil a .ff .rt WM mole last year, but proved ounce'
or documeota affecting or relating to his property or cessful, but thi. year the boy wee twelfth on the Sat.
affairs ; and lastly not having to the beet of his M. reoilt was ti. gdi re ed t i tlis Mayor on Moo 1
knowledge and belief fully and truly discovered to „;.b., i,i enticed g„ a 1 e,,d
~e, i .n.. Every pra ;;;,,%
one Thomas ImlsaacDenman (the trustee administering due to Mr. Vickery for his energy in obtaining vita.
the estate of the said Henry Vine, for the benefit of o
"ALL TO Tog OPTIMUM Or Tall FLU?. —Os Torot-
h's creditare), all his ptoierty, real and personal, and day eveuitig a ball was given at the Royal lint •I
how and to whom and for what condderation nn.l A-arrobly-rpoine to the nfficsoi n H.M. Cheinal
when he disposed of any put thereof. except pooh part g;,ef. now lying in pole•e,:d Kat& The room
as hail been &weed of in the ordin.ry way of hie was tot .fully decorated, and the attendance was
trals, or laid out in the ordinary expense of hie family, ~;)
within twelve months last pest. VAGRANCY. Albert L owl., a odours,' mon,
Several Weymouth men entered the jury box, but ileac ibed a... tr ono, was charged at the Gui:dhali
many of them ...eked to be eXcuseti as t.ey knew the on Mon lay, with sleeping in • waggon on the North
pri-ouer well, and .one ot them had had dealing. Quay, and also with assaulting P.C. Carter in the
with hon. Many of them were allows Ito leave the ..e..ciition . f hi. duty.—P.C. Cr er est oi that at
box, and oth- re were sworn in their stead. 2.15 ..m. that morniug, he fontd the prisoner asleep
The aroused was looking rather pale, and lurVil,cl in a waggon, belonging to Mr. Snook, in Triniiy-
Into the box. The comm.l asked that the eccuwil to .d. lie awoke prisoner, end adr.,d him what bosi-
might be •OD.olubodsted with • sent, as he was guff ring stem he had there, when prison r moth(' as notch as
(ropy gout. The Court ordered •chdrto he provide 1 tle constible, sod at the name time struck bun a
for him, and the pris .ner was then cb.rged on 35 violent blow on the cheat. %Vitae s thee put the
o ante with fraudulent bankruptcy. He planted trot "elope" on him, and took him the station. He bail
guilty. had several complaints about biun—Tne t rimner said
NI,. a, g„....tt I,,eir and Mr. Bulge, instructed by if the Bench would let him off he ...mild leave the
ble. Trevor Davies, pf Sherborne, prow cuted on behalf town it mow, he was in his way to L .ndon, and
.4 the Treeptury, end Mr. Wailes, instructed by Mr. the Asiatic Society would setid him borne to Bombay.
Percy Street, of Weymouth, defended. lie we. • chiropodist and had taken his degrea—The
Sir. Lock, in ste ing toe facts, said the prisoner Mayor said they were sorry to see a mars like him
was a butcher and cattle dealer, carrying on bu.inem in such a position, as it was evident be had been
at Wary in..uth, and he was charged wi, b certain offences better brought up. They could not, however, look
on •r the Bankruptcy Act of 1869 and the Debtors over the offence. He would be fined 10.. and costa,
Ace, mod from the hooks end One or two document' and allowed till four o'clock to pay in it —Prieuner
they ('he jury) would see the grounds on which the tomiked the B-nch. and decamped.
charges were based. The prisoner WM4 charged that A RIOTOUS FIIIIISRYSIL— Thomas Powell. • fisher-
ha dad not t r the be-t of his ha iwledge and belief die. man, was charged at the Guildhall out Monday with
cover all his property to the trustee, that was by con, being drunk and riotous, awl with awaiting P.C.
canting various implements, to., which they (,he jury) Ceder whilst in the exeoution of hi. duty.—P.C.
wink' have deteiled t. them in the box. Mr. T. I. Carter stated that about 11 o'clock on Sunday night
Denman was appointed trustee, and to revive all the. be found the prisoner In High-street in company with
property belonging to the Acetivsi. The learned a sailor, for whom witness bad got a .bed Fiat pre•
cou.sel thou stated what occurred i a to the shed, rliwar. He told defendant of it, when he repqed he
which WU diSIXISOLVd locked, and on being opened wee was going to take him to the fil dlore' Home, and on
witness saying it WAS SOO late, he sail—" What LS that
found to contain fieriOne implements. and remarked
that for the Firmed of that particular Court it was not t. you, you --. I'll laud you one." He ran at
necessary for the jury to o mailer whet ler or nit the witness. mid pulled off his jersey. saying that he could
accused congealed those implemeuts, as it was his fight 40 such men. Watiseas threw him down, and
duty to discover them to the trustee, and if he had said he ought to know better, when prisoner said he
failed to do that he was guilty unless they had bad it in for him . good while, an ihe was going
to ;give 'it to him then. Witco..., then put on the
(the jury) mime to the conclusion that he had DO i
intent to defraud. The learned counsel then called . rufyiete the amistaee of the senor, and Sergeant
stt-ntion to the Connie eeeneing the prisoner of e'll, Apeey helped to take him tithe read-in.—Defendant
cealing debts due to him, and stated that although his raid be dot not know he struck the policeman.—Fined
gr," tarn Over for several years aut..untsd to nearly 10.. and meta, or *even days' hard labour.
£40.000 • year, the chargee were confined simply to TitlielllANOS Ili/SIRING Lou) KIITISTAINISIIST.
Ws small retail busbies' s" butcher. The prisoner was The moutbly meetiog of the St. Meg'. Temperence
asked if all the in the day hook had been posted Society took pleas in et. Mary'. Nation.' &bade
int. the ledger. and be retitled that they had. but VA. on Monday evening. The Rev. J. Kessornly 000upied
. i
wee vend not to be the fact, for all the *melee were the chair in the sheen° if the Rector. The
not carried Into the ledge., but some into moo b elv, sttendsuee was net large, probably in consequence of
which were out Buono; the cnotomere. The prie.ner the unfavourable st-ate of the elem.nt.. Th. Rev J.
till ni t discover them, but pyre ically cone .aled them Kennedy opened the meeting with • few words moo
from those instructed in behalf of the crelit ay. The the subject of temp-rancor arid expreemd his regret
prisoner had to make a statement of affairs, and in it at mein, so few present. Mr. Luce then sang "That'.
be stated hie debts amounted £482 17.. DA,. but only n. t tit . way at see," the Misses Eliot and Andrews
14.1' to produce about £4O. £3lB being Put following with • pleasing pianoforte duett "War
downs. doubtful or bad. When be IVY Making out
.. March. The choir then gAeg the glee "heifer, the
his Aston:mot, he was asked by his own solicitor if tempest rage.," which met with coital freebie appLanee.
It were correct, and he replie 1 that it was sritb.tb• Mr. White sang '1 Nay JMu" in such capital style
exception at there was one other amount 13.. due that an encore was L.ndly demanded, and be gave
cowt4uardeman at Weymouth, and although "The Little Hero." The Rev. J. Kennedy gave •
he °bre a k
the trouble to enter this one, he left' four pathetic reading, "In the Chil Iran's nopital " and
un ut•rig to about £4O. The learned wowed the flirt tart was brought to • rhea by a piarioforte
ticice on called n
°atteation to the case of • Mr. Pret .r.
commencement of the liquidation proceed- solo by Miss DoewelL The Rev. J. Churchill then
who at the comma
addressed the meeting. To alone p ople (the speaker
accounts
aul
loge Wee indeht ol to the prisoner 1.5 odd, against which midi the question of temperano• was • nauseous
"paid" bad been put. Aft. the ooeedl .e. the hneedful But one could deny that it
—r - • pr ea- , though One.DO
ticanint wee coat•balef with the receiver and manager a 1 was• most important subject, and Was attracting the
1 application was made for the amount marked I efieau,,, of all chimer. They bail been told that
•11.. 1110
fuller amount, between t 2 end I four per oeot. of all the capital in this country was
but wh en •
a became due the prueiner ezpreem._
I himself ael.l°°° I wasted annually by the drinking habit. of the people,
'the rolmouti"n ante,. no . therefore, it menaced the wh•de trade of their land. It
o it, In order, as e p
Potor for the debt id that nearly 00.000 people Sidled
I'm should bninede to Mr._ .
~ ~_ was ea . _ ._pe _
'"° -inally in India fr.oin the effeeta ot. masks! b.itits, but

TRIALS OF PRISONERS.
FIRS r COURT. - WILD113111)AT.
WWI Florg FAQ. (OW,. ut&O, sad atm
11114 mu WADS.
- -

-- -
The followint were swore on be Grand jityy
H. Fook-s ( unman). 11-iare. R. Casa (Huirchest
H. 1.. 17romne (Blandfurtl), J. Wire (Mariner* I), W.
B. Davis (Dorernater). G. V. G mooing (Derchester)
W. Hooper (Win(rlth), J. Kine (Uoramre), W.
Miller (Broadwinsor), ri. Miler (Rolwell), F. Cooper
Packard. W. Pickfordtrouttoel ), W. liigg.(ltratto..),
r. 1. Itnmary (Dorehester). It W. fi.wmen (Nether
CAW.. ).G. ••yuirte(Pi ,dletr-sthkle), J. dinner (lbw-
Todey (Tinders). .1 T. Tmisolentan 94,)-
toml.- It-.'), F. Vye tome). .1. Vienna (W) be
Retest, W. Veenty (Dorchester). thin-
ben.
lu ch citing the than., y. the CHatnitarr called
attention t th ,se Arts of Parliament peoiseti diming
the Smoot which required Dodos. and fleet to the c...e
reistog to tbe pavm.int i.f w•ges in poblichouee.,
hod'. it din: its proisions. He nest 411trfe 11. the
Art ammo ling the In relating to the trial .4 inane
Pots-11... ehich .cted • very minute difference in
rendertug of the 'Grillo-, requiring that the pity should
rst irn • verdict ..1 guilty tio the (eau; of the osas, and
Should add a special verdict to the effect that the
prisontr was ineene when be committed it. With
radiant t.. t. Bill ameniliug Criminal Prat-Ann. end
especially to that dealing with Criminal Appeal, he
sail thst it was very foitanete that it wait not
peee...4 at the lad Sasel-in, as it required the NIP.
fort of public opini in in an onosnal degree
before it leca.ue law. The ,tit i of the county from
I ctimind sou t of slew wee, he was glad to says
amen tin,, se wise teetitied by the rep .rt of the Chief
Ciind this ; tie nuintter if per no anotelvorl-
thir tu at qiisr er befog 24 lees than 1.1 the o tr-
ull.sslttor quarter lam. ye •r, although the come
notintistt for trial bad been about the same. The
Cheat:tom then went on to refer to the various cases In
the cel-ndar, an I especially to the charge against
Vine. which, he was shall, would be • " troublesome
c+vet" Clot itolictuiet•te wee of prodigious len./th, and
Is cootl not he:p expressing hie regret that the pro-
ceed. Rs in any put of them, should assume such •
pr tuact...d cherecter.
Th.. Chairman an Inf rund by the (`Lten of the
PIACI lb t the intlictruedt bat been drawn Up the
lostsnee of tie Trees...try.
cit mantle intimated that any remarks he
the Illet'ere 1110111.1 not reflect upon any
aka {resent.

Arm& cart
Baasow v. Smers.—Appedant is a farmer at
Shafteabory, and Lbe respondent also lives in the same
In July Is t the Sheltaaliury matieiatrates
• an order in beatardy for Si. 61. a week, sad
this we- n.w appeal° i against. air. Will.. (inetruer I
I.r Mr. 'Verson) was dor the appellafit, and Mr. A.
Roes: (ies. mated by Mr. Trevor Davis.) for the
v-ay.ode..t.—At the 0ut.... Mr. Karig objected that
bntle. a appeal had oot been given, as reqeired by
It. 311 see. ..f the Summary Juriadictioo AOL, whico
✓evue.' lb I within seven days notice of appeal in
'rimier, ale the grounds of appeal, should be
delivered to the other side and the Clerk of the
Court.
Mr. Willem, however, contended that under see. 32
they cool! if they liked appeal ander the oil Act, and
ba 1 aright to go on leg the regulations 1 that A.
Alt r cuisiderable discern's, both aides agreed to
take • cast.

William flors Alexander. • very ana ill boy, deter,Ead
as • tuft r, was i•uniuromd for 1114thating a hon.., at
Parititdne un the 14th —Yr. Trevalkin debated
&intermit Br.dle dews I be eaw the lad to chtirre of •
bads, which was orivrng a load or aea,weed, awl be
noticed it was In great distress. He it3pp4 the trap and
essminins It. halter cloth. fund a wound up,di the
suitual SOWS (cur inches long. and almost into the
hone.
Kim White rorrobotated the 84rgerint's stitemst t as
to the back .4 th., horse, wad sail it vs. dreadful. She
bad also ,a,o the boy lwaing the isme Isom about the
head some tame prevdiusly, and had informed the Bench
of

Rhonda's Cottott Luling= cares Coughs, Asthme, AN ALARMING DIREARN AFTLZOTINO
Snit cold.. Radical hetimony Oahe that no care , NITRIERONS CLUB.
medicine Is eo effectual in the run of these denceroue I The di ewe commencos with a slight derankulusul 01 Ow
maladen. One lemege Woes itiv'S em•i• one or two 51 etomoch, built neglected, it in thee involves the whole frame
tord.kinse ensure. rest Foe relievios difficety of hnooth. otoitenet,og the kidneys, iver, parer. e, sod, in fan the snWe
log to-p ore Invslusble. SPI by all Chemists, in tine, eloteduier rysteen ; and the afflicted drags out. mineable ex-
Is. lei. end!. 9d. each. I Immoe until dea.h ghee relief from sawing. Ti'. disease
Towle's Pennyroyal and Still Milo for females, quickly : Is often mistaken for other cornpia ti ; but It the reder sill
correct all Irregularities, and relieve the distr.-piing sym- ask bummed the following quatioi.s, be will be able to
terns so prevalent with the eta. Sexes is. led. and 2e. 9d.. el. hemline whether he Axone( le one of the salictel :—Havo I
of NI ch, mists. Sent anywhere no reoeipt of IS or 43 di.tr.se, pith or difficulty In breathlrog after toting? Is then
stale., by the lather. ti. Towle, Chemist, Not themes a dull, heavy feeling atutoded by dow lows? Ilan the eyes
A Coto —To all who aro suffering from the error. and • yellow dna? Does • thick, etldty mucous gather amid
indiser,tion. col youth, nervous weekoese, early decay i the gums and teeth In the mornings, sccompenied W •
Ines ef mahho...l, fp, I will *end • recript that will care ttharretiab!e taste? le the %ague coated? It thin MID In
)at. Free of Charge. This erect remedy was Measured the • ides -.1 beck Is there a fellow' .b .et the right sidle
by a iiiiesion•ry in South Africa. Sen.l a trolf.srldremed self ice liver were enlarging? ',there eostivenew? Is there
e ve`iine to ihe RI,. JOSBMI T. Innate Station D. Now 'hilt° 0, dig,"?. when "am a Waimea"
York 0 ty. 11.)4 A. pobtion? Are the secretions from the kidneys=
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE coloured, with a de,apit after eta ding? Dolt food
Of •Il Dirt ft ••••iything Soon atter 'sting, sr coal snied by flatulence or • Whiting of
By using HUDSON'S RETRACT OF 130 AP. gas from the stomach ? Is there frequent papaw
REWARD I! lion of the hurt? Theme various transoms may mot
be present it one tote, but they tore eon the want
Purity. Heath, Perfect &Negation in turn se the dreadful d maps dreariness. If the
By tee ...enter daily obi. cam be one of lone standing, there will It, • dry, hooking
N.B —lt is • Pore DRY SOAP in fine powder, end eeege etemid e I efter e time by eopeotorotien. In very sh-
diaeolves immediately in Hot or Cold Water. milord stop stile ,kin seamed • dirty browned% appewsreet
HOLLOWATS PlLLS.—Su.id-n change., frequeet foils and the halls an I feet me covered by a cold sticky par-
sed pereadiog datupome soreli Imps le the vital frac: Illerstkin. As the liter and kidneys Income more and mom
non., end coodoro to Ill'hoollth IThe ?•,,,rdff for such dimmed, rheumatic reini epo or. and the usual treatment
disorders lies in wine omitting medicine, like them pt-vie entirely unavailing egalost this lal tor agonising dir
pp% which is iiiOSSlViieni a ',triple sucomelu Iv with oros., The odes of thi, ow,oy io jottirostion or dressiest',
the mischief at its tourc-. and stomp it out, without end small quantity of the roper medicine will remove the
fretting the nerve% or w•okening the evertor, Ifollo. &some if taken in It, anivior cy. I• I. moot imiaTtant that he
ways pill. .itriict from the hlo el all noriona mater. disesees`.ould pr..mptly and oroprriy tel tied in itsarm stew
regulate the &Alton o! every dig ,rderei corrals, stunclete when, tittle medielne will effect • cure, and eve when It has
te liver end kidroys. and relic the I ownle lit curing obtathed a strop' bol I the correct remedy should be pouevered
chest romplaiett these pills are remark ehly effec•ive, in tool every rewire of the dna se is eradicated, until the
*specially shun aided by a free local epolicetion of the w isitde has returns& and the threat •. °Tans are restored le
ointment. This doulile treatment • ill ensure a c rt .in, a healthy condition The Donal IA ...at almost remedy her
stood), and beeeficient pro.rees, mid round health will this di dreseing mem hint is "Reiser.. %native Py.;.ujeL:
iota ho rpeotahlishrd. veuelable preparatlen, sold by all chemists and i
Tug QJIND ODD COLD Wort& SoLF.—lrstroot from • merlon throug• out the no Id, ai dby th Proprietors, A. J,
lady's I tter I end Sinclair'. Cold Wow &lop sap,. White, Limited, 21., P • don-road, London, LO, Tele
tiMeend material, as the clothes require leas rubbles and no Syrup strikeo at the very foundatOw ol the dleweis, fled driess
toiling, and Will more satisfactory) woe • much purer colour It, root and branch, out of the memos.
aim with other saws. I recommend it to every booze- Market-Waco, Pocklinghn, Tort.
wife, a• it is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and October!,
1551.
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate fabrk— h I =Bum for ?fare with 4/LIZA& 11l an its
I. ploarant to use, sod pnyents the minty of a steamy wort forms, end after ep toting pounds in leisers, I wais..4
house during the family wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen et let owillodwr rig.l.. ..
benefit fr...r.rywberv, it ,d. per lb. B. curb to sot Sinclair., am thankful to say nave om,te • more it them
sod do not be permseded to =Dept • worthless imitatioa, soy other medicine I ever t ok, and w rld
.adviso_any ono:
suffering from he Name compul it to v‘• it • trial,
—Sole maker James Sieetair, Seouthwark, London melte they would wain find ut for themselves. If you like
to OMR Box or Meant' Pitt& Ls warranted to cure all
make
Your. resceettury, ( I not) R. Tema.
ie any use of this tessirtion al you are quite at liberty to
discharges f Few the Urinary Depth% in either pax (oat liked do _
or constitutional), Gravel, seri pales in the Beck. Guar Smash's (irluymos
"t".d fr.° fm°ll°'eur?' ato &law' Is, it, "Ir'• h• me&cinee, d not make you fi el wme before you feel better.
all Chemists end Med kin@ Twidore throughout the World, Thar opera,.l. g nub but thon,ugh.nod ...it.," with
or sent to any address for sixty stomps by the Mehra, Tea dioagresab'e effects, Buell ea nausea, griping pairs. Sic• he.
Lineohe LAD XIDLLIID COUNTI Se DRUG 001ffrat Lincoln. 39, Aire-street, Goole, Wm& sota. ins
Wholesale Agent% BiZOLAT A Bose. Loudon, sad all the Dmr can tewify to hoeing hod etc Immense sale tor
Wholeriale Holism Beige, Syrup and IM s, and to the het that mtay have horse
?9.,Tt•ffewrsolo,,,, dlr.
...wit ikiees.,.t.orne,..oLgrees..„ltednedeiti.t.etrecei
thieve]
h.fronive
b.nth•
not sell Reckitts Peru Blue, —lf
seed. o,sp
otakete, 150, Queen Victocieretre sod they will again, and their aalth completely restore 1.; them swam
$ y".l the n•me of someone who sells it in your own. not in deer elm, your. truly,
" ADVICE TO DrlrlPTlCS.—Symptoens of Dyspepsia limbo white, Lion.]. B. M
sad I.d.patios, with special advice solo diet —This Ittle N 0,,, Dot those who have sufferwi cut describe the=
pamphlet aweels breads to to, who have allowed the toms of &whew, but it is plateau. to know that The
paste to dedde ayerrthing for them, sod have paid the weed Tar Mixture always ghee imme iist• mild, mod
inevitable penalty of their folly.',—Cliebe. Seat for mu- finally fleets a permanent cure of this dreadful diadem
stamp. J K. Richard', Publisher, 92, Great Ituseell
shell
hove much
GeernSept.....i.einber.
imr/..114,1.0.4
London.
number of your Waimea' for the setwang peer' these I bad
lost par were the means of bringing the mediNne Wore •
great number of perm no who bed not heard of It before. Is
this part ••• Mother /Seigel " is quit* a household word, NO.
I elways recommeneLi% as I have personally hand It the
Moot thing foe Indigoal on that I have tried, hal lllme
effected remarkable cures In palms Hying new me. I ate
plod to say our sales ere r•sdtly locrlaidoc
Tours elatrealy,
3.lthltik use. imam.

_
,hi feet
Mr. Frederick William Prier, numesymme, of phm.
stout. was Irtuer charged Intl allowing the hone to be
111. teated.
heir.. Bridle slat 3d that when he spoke to him about it,
h• said it was ut.th:ag bat • tirr sor, and sated him to
say nt,tolue stout i'..but be told him he most repo, t t to
hi. sup..h.tond.nt, in whose Lauds it would rest. It ea,
on old horse and • good ore, but had been ter
POW.
Mr. TrevanMo pleaded that the harness had got out of
order end thus caused the son, and as to the drdesdast
asking the Sergeant ti up noteint about it, dir. Piper,
who had never teen biters me Bench before, was
horrified at the thought of doing go, and naturally
mideavoured to is. if It could not be settled. He called
the lad who rad it was through the breaking or the leak
step the hots?, *boulder became rubbed. Hi. mutes
bad no., he believed. seen me horse Ice a fortnight
revlous.
rb. Beach coosidetod there wao no evidence of iniontioa
of enmity, nod dismissed both Ca.., with, of mitre, the
addendum tt at the &fondants pay to. mate. (What fort)

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