The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY Expßrss kvi) to'?lolii,Tt•RtL OAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1-4.

DORORESTEZ. We cannot refrain from complimenting the on-
'woman BUILDING Woe Ths tender of Smith, for te..flicionor t. hich
.
M 5.....,,,.. R. D.,i,, and Soh,
hwoowthig to &bows moo. dthmekwa.socill'irOt Boy ton Smiioa through his unwso.ylog elf r s his
has been accepted by the Eacimisetioal Oonanshisimaa. attune I. and we are cure he wee amply repaid by such
for building a new farm bases cottage', and farm a 'plc dot performance is hi. chorus woo euobled to
buildings at Winterborns MocHrton. The farm is accomplish.
In the occupation of Mr. Symoodo, and the work Part 11. opened with Ray We well•kaown
Will be commenced forthwith. "Surprise" symphony, an i men moveme..t wag
played In a highly flashed maener. Madame Sroorey
BOILSETNHIRE NUN show up well at the race%
Londoo ra, show. Two
of uwjudges
of ohooo infs earned a welldeaarmd encore hy her rendering
Mr. E. Boonton, of Broadway. Dorchester, an Mr.
of Cawsn's pathetic song, " The Last Dream." Con-
E.
E. L-gg, C Kaaba, Braminater. Len 1 Alington adorable intereet was attached to then et this of the
?for the me, viz, 'Only a It.. '' ar a chmtng song
com.:mared... 11. t tilm.esa s
.hope .h"
pwill be ar'suatefeenut . trrl6m.yt or Smith. Tnis, 01411 of the in mt grsceul
encouragement to dim to try swan. To two 1 .ff'"Ve of the empower of " Answered," " For Eve:
Storminater weibitanwn names am s't seised abarnpion coda Day," and other beeutifol wogs, was admoubly
prima for pigs. Two Somerset men—Mr. H. Farthing ".'g by 31611 Cbalivet 'v. and ono ,re I. A Plembitt
end Mr. Chsrlm Harding—take the Drives for horses. feature wee the serene Is froin VerdTs Ripka°, whiak
Mr. Medals, of Somerset, and M. Fryer mantained was sung by the ahorua with orchestra scompani-
Bear nasal positions. meet. Mr. Andrews *mg Wrecker's lies s rug, " The
DOUBT °MITT BOINFITAL.—The Committee beg to Storm Fiend," and Melanie Sarre, Reload another
acknowledge tits following amount. received aims income by her singi rg of '' Trost Me, Dar;inc," by the
last lime r7Donalloo—Eocleslastioal lc- -- Rev. 0. V." 1" cemP mr. A pathetic little b.I i. I '' The Brea i
- - - - - - Dick), by Mi.

• - ------- fee, per it.,. -
P. Dunbridge, £3 34. ; additithal subscription—J. T.
Godwie, £2 3s. ; collection -Uodth rens clay pita,
Te. 3 L
The Doecitheria Boaorne Bt-tsvre.—On Tu•e-
day, in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court
of Jostles, tbe oath of Poreyth v. Mitchell those bet
Mr. Jodie' Hawkins and Mr. Justice A. L. Smith.
In thie 0111111 the appellant bad been c nivicted under
the bylaws In the borough of Dorchester for hawking
goods without having paid toll. Mr. Crump, who
appeared for the smiled, said dace the appeal had
been set down for beset,l • letter had been received
front the other side stating that they could not support
the right to levy toll under the circumetaness, and, as
nobody appeared on behalf of the respondent, the
learned. mined asked that theapped might be allowed
with costs- He was obliged to appear, as it was the
only way in whiah the oonviotion ouu'd be got rid of.
Their lord.bipe allowed the appeal with wets
Mae. H. EVOLITT AT Bnganothig.—Last week
highly thoossefol medians in o maection with the
Gospel Temperance and Blue Ribbon Mission were
held at Sherborne. On Tuesday evening there wee a
full attendee*, presided over by Mr. E. B. Diegley.
The Chairmen read • letter from the Rev. H. IL
Pereira, of 13 utthamptoo. explaining that he was
unable to fulfil his engagement to be present on
account of severe dXlieltiO bereavement. He cetera.
told. 1 than on the lath that they had • very good
eubsuat. La Itre. Everett, of Dorchester, who had
acme to 311 us the gsp.—Mrs. Everett delivered •
loos end tallinti_lAce•ek and was frequently
pleaded. She sal they wasted moth workers to
gather
an in the harvestwlsieb was resulting from the
of those who had been worldag in the temper-
ance those for the last SOy.etl. It wee the duty of
all of them to work shoulde, to shoulder, hand to
head, heart to heart, in this them She thought
they thottid maks • great effort to bring up the next
geassithe not to require the vest amount of stimulant
the lad generation had done. Woe to them who put
any ethwabilag block in the way of or tried to stop
this grand woilt She knew they had to fight against
inthkils yetheth people's peesioes, ant sealed power-
ful vested Interests, but they should win. There
most, however, be more workers, and more enthaelisen,
and more fire In their cause. How long, she asked,
were they going to tolerate legalised templadolio in
the mkist of their towns. They knew perfectly well
that this drisklag wee the nadoeal eis of England.
With this tremendous drain on their eyethm, how
could they expect anytbleg else but bad trade. Wm
there anything that prevented the spread of the
Gospel. more than drunkenness? What filled their
Merles, their gaol., end their aselumus, but
Mrr.The Lord Chief Justice mad If they nude
England sober they amid do away with 010 the of
their polestars, and Judith Hawkins said 9-10 the
of the sites of the country wee engendered inside
the douse of the puldiobouees. She asked any
present who were not abstainers to come forward and
sign the pledge, and remise liberty, not slavery. Do
away with the drink, and they could then tan the
Workhouses Into picture galleries. When they saw
• petition going up against load option they knew
they bad knocked the debt nail on the head, and that
was whet they mod draggle for. Some people asked
whether the Bible commended t-eal ab.tinence. She
could not find any where in the Bible ~re they were
commanded total abstinence. She or. .id not find any-
where in the bible where they ~ere commanded
to be total abstainer,; but she could not say.
where find that total abstinence wth forbidden.—Re•.
W. G. Glow proposed. and Mr. Stabler
• vote of thsaks to Mrs. Ererett, which that lady
acknowledgel.—A number of pledges were taken at
theatres of each meeting.

comp 40,
NVutoer" (Cotaford -.lrk), by Him Cbattertoo, sod the
overture It F. Diane° brought a m met sneered al
C tlic-rt to &Moos, Cod one whi h mu 4 be a Immo* of
gratification to the aeoretary (11.. Llirbert Hodge.).
the committee, oonductor, sad every iudividual mem-
ber of the acciety.

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Devise said he Mt gild be able to chow how the money
had been intermixed, that the m may for no &Da the
other went into the common purse. The D ircheiger
Total Abetineoc. Societe hod Sad entire con•rol over
the fu id., and he shou'al be able to prodone cluerios
drawn by them, honoured by the bulk. and receive
and accounted for in eh jr •tateine :
Is there other acnouiit io the bark !—Mr. liob•,t
That I. the only Lou tOot, your Huouur.—(lt
was lasted the sum at the bane I. £1259.. 11.1)-•Mr.
iwar I: We will have tit re CU-qu ,-; aney end
speak I r theme •lire•.—Tne Judge: If there is a.
other Kee then it app_tere in me the bank is
*stopped from refusing.—Mr. Davies said when the
amount i,cre wed to a goodly tom, eqtala so molre
apparently were seeking ti gelu wteee•ei ii if it, •,1
it was to prevent these three p rions from dividing
the in me, am mg their own partinuiar roves that St.
Pouncy had b•nn.bt this action.
qr. Howard .and the bank bad discharge I their
duty by paying the money in.
M. Davies Who is Mr. Howard appearing for?
The Judge : Ha is watching the coo 4 for the
Bank.
Mr. Davies r But wet whing does not mesh active
opposition, your Honour.
The Judge But if he can protict hi. chins'
Interests by throwing in an uociasiouel übiervati n t
is his duty to do so.
Hie Honour eoquired who were the parties uppo.el ?
Mr. Davies: Twee members of the nun committee.
Mr. Howard r They are her.?
Mr. Dark.: Do_ you represent them ?
Mr. Howard : Not at peewit—l repreieut the
beak. (Laughter.)
Mr. Davioe mentioned the parties were Si -rid%
Wititymeo, Bawling., and So ippard.—(Mr. lio traria :
And Mr. Greening.)
His Honour 'aid the co,ts l the pr. c cling. would
fail upon then should they fail, and he suggested
that he 46..111 hem no much of the case as was cone
evident, that day. and that Lb., eh mid, if deeirous,
before the next Court have their names added.
Mr. Howard: They are very desirou., your
Honour.
Mr. Davies : There age plenty of people who would
like the motley. (Laughter.) I cannot think what
right Mr. Graining, wh , has not been &member si .oe
1879, ha. to It Mr. Greening bee &mouth, society
in exiatence, and he would like to have the money, I
don't doubt. If these men are here, as my friend Mr.
Howard says they are, perhaps your Honour will
ask them— —(11r. Howard rose.)—Who are you
tor (Laughter.) Are you here for the bank or for
them?
Mr. Ilowerd • lam for the bank. (Laughter.)
Hu Honour: Mr. Howard's duty t , the blank is
discharged when he pays the money in, and 1 aut pee
the other perttea wish to retein such a very olie
advocate. (Laughter.)
Mr. Davies: Mr. Withenhan is the only one of
the three here. Du you, Mr. Withydnan, claim the
theeer ?
Mr. Whityman : N.., I don't claim the money.
His Honour: I think is is very wire of Foil.
(Laughter.)
Mr, p.n.s.; Now WO IWO left to 11r. Greening.
Mr. Howard : Mr. Greening say. hi to the reel
Dernhester Total Abotinence Society, Cu I those a•e
not the people.
His Honour ; Then he is the real Sim in Pure—be
I. reel, and these are mere sham.. (Much laughter.)
If Mr. *reining requires a week to con.i.hr, I will
give him till • week before the next Court. If he
wishes then to a Id his name be can do it.
Mr. Davies: I think if you give him a week to
consider, your Honour, he won't put him news. I
have documents, again, with regard to Sir. ereening,
put into my heal, which would be very awkward for
his claim. _ .

Farina (vac (move slowly cod safely) vim his
Honour's motto. and he suggested that tue watt,,
should be a journal till the next 0 met I. allow say
tiers, s rah, writhed to add tteir name. t --
Howard, tau behalf of tle Bank, ear 1 they veer oa y
anXionr t.. have a valid illecii.rg•. ant •.1 • •e tu •1 the
right people get the mow-sr.—Ms Hon. n : ha II
wall do thy beet to secure it to: theut.—Uttimate:y.
the ca.. wee adjourned, the rummy td be pad iat
Curt, and liberty given to Mr. Gr. suing cut others
I. be joinlil ea partial on giviug 11110 wit de's n i'ice
pri ir to the adj rum. I h•aring
William Vows. Doeitheater, v. John Dr,. •r•
mineter.--Claleu ES 13.. 91. flll. •••1•11 1.1111111. gao •
supplied. Defendant hal laid lb. li. aLI !4 .
Costa into Court. Defendant, through has aerie, state
tbe work wee ins far 31'. NitBll/1 an. rind o
charged to him in error. Preiot if. ou It, 'it?, r
baud, said Mr•• Dyer g ,se bin, the order f d the
work, sod be w Mr. X -writes% renrecti.ig P. --In
answer to his Donne, pluut II mid Mrs. t I
him to make out a separate -ca Mint. for tie paper.
hanging, mid Mr. Nemo in. lb. loadi ri•4 the
would pay it. Ile underetaml he woul I pay for it
through Mr.. Dyer.---mie Honour toll pi alatilf
remedy tree against the em:ut ira of Mr. N••winaii ;
could not hill defersilent Ida* for another was
deht.—Verdict for defelidani.
George Hutophry Stephens v. Frederick
This +se a claim for go el. erild aul
Defendant st Med ha bed id, be. a siven ceil f ,r .11
the moue• he hail pill on sec iu it, and pradtve I
magpie. —his 11.,Liour retrtrert the m id.er 'dr.
W•tkim, the regidrar'e clerk.—lk Geary Vine Cr
pant J.,seph li., p r Liver. In this ai ter time
tiontutit said be understo•M from the ra.dairer iii•
shorthand writer's note, were very voluininoua, god
It would be better for the copiicant and lor himself
that he .hould read the evidence carefully bet ire he
was addramed on them. After some di.cusaion
between \D. Trevor Davies (repreeentiug the trustee.
r T• I. Dario:lan) sod NI,. Ho ward (e •
lug Mr. Layer) the cue wad arlj otr..ed siac it
his Honour arrangine to tie • rire.ial day I ,r •.1.1
bearing.

limdley G. %Joule. whleh slat. d, among other MI: g., 'IGSI 1 P rtiand, 'n the do, .•f d.e 19th oeutnrp, For the painting of the Market Howe the following
that' It we. ~:igi Lally prop wri at A unetiog 4 ;he •n •40 o ~• . fan •-1 0•••• I •r 2 ...E io an i lent telphere were receive 1 :—R. A, Avle-, £120: J•lovPO
Porch wt. r Tot .1 Alurieence A. 'elan to rest of Pl• ••: 2.1 •' on ft 14 h.• °t, .. 1• 4 villa: 4... H i•unsell, £lOO. J. A. Bullet' £139; John Hinton.
built • ball snitch, for meetinn. Br, e Glee..., &. a. i'M el ti, to 14(5 w ~ b.,' ,i! . v we. 18. £l4l 1.5 e.
arid Mr.. Bingham no lertolt t. t ..kc: I..it ,t ••• f.• •o 'b atr • 1. wed : 141 4,0,1 :tist . • . 1.. wog Mr. Hums thought at the present a bad time to
that voiles-. Some of her biends rnput at 1.1,4 r el y 21. .11 .v nt an ;11.ri `, t7i ra- .! l for a carry out the work, bu: qt., • .li•conion. on tv, pm
with .ut any c indi.i 'O,O hen lid the.. er, eith the It 144 t • 'n. lin lift A , ;... ...on n. •. ine•U In a pwition of Mr. LoYEtt, Pecon.le,l by Mr. GitAlfAll.
proviso that it we. Got t, be • t dal &Ai Inoue p...:- IC .ri time wore 4 . .... per.° it .1 unt.l 1521. Mr. Homeward tender was accepted.
affair. After much oconaidentieil it was ..eree I t 4u h we. the in,- .01 reli.i .u. .t n 1.,4i4 ref L oh:-
follow the etamele ot ottier towns, sot tot .1,14. h •' ii m'shie h .I,c . Wn uhe ... e ly lie- y- .n oil . TFIE REDISTRIBU I'ION BILL.
People'. C•.ffee Tnern, coo het • I 4.• temide.a..• Vl•re cm era heti.. en P...t1e.0f .41 Am •ric , a l'i
principle., but o,wn t . all. A onnagi g convoitt ... in 0e .4 hi. 5 ,e.! L. 141.1., .• ti : L wit Yut .." he The Maxon asked if it ware necesaary t, take wig
w.. rotnire 1, sad :.t Mr.. B agb dno n'e r t t.. Av .. 1 e. to ti-' HronA $,, w ~. ..f t,, 0.,44... msn win action as to the Redistribution Bill.
followint gentlemen ay....1 It set with her: CInIA I •.f t 4 in no. eh se ba-t 4. .: le 'ey •de with ir 4, •lt. The Tows Cult' read • letter from Mr. Howell
Oldinl.l (since retired). M. Withrm en, Mr. Roc, a- I, 4 • 1 we' war ad ft al fin I, I , fie. y• er 111:1, when nouns Muting that the b 11.1 furies of tho .li-tricts
Mr. A.. Wolff, Mr. 8ed,0,,r, Mr. All a, ao tM „ 1..44,1d10w woo 14 rre ol I, In wee% to Bo wd du bad been a ivertind in the Arrfeorer Jum -mat sad Dona
Rawlins, Ton how., w.. this tak ti fr on Mr. C i etc. where he ...• .dutdel in honours at tue sarly Ch"le'e. and any 'l44'4' 'a """"waaadatiaa
mt ,
Williams, Brifebead, but W 46 I .110,i to be he • WI of 15 Ora lentng • dime he •: ene a l'lt ,r, would ban to be made in writing.
dtlapidatel condition ; • con•idersble sum of miner 'li. cly afterward. ma. ..,1,,4 a p,,,f,.....0hip of 1 Mr. ROings said • scheme hal been got up at the
was rmilred t. reoser and fund h the i ow. The NI • inn Innonge. io hf, o,flooo. ae,i with it th, • office of the Clerk of the Peace to be pc:emoted to
stun of nearly £5Ol wa. raise.' by eubwriptioes. a ;eerier of tray dlieg I.' thr • y..t. in I imps to tr sn the Commiesionere, and he c utsiderwi It was a moat
bazaar, and a men. £353 we, sp:nt is t ,e. ars au 1 • hit &Stara is lei 46 .4.4 •tt, s4II ~ r;..--p:, an I no feir manipulation.
furniture. an 1 the Peool '44C if. T.vern we' open-1 lor.nee the first c not v •44 thie rile of the A•l6ot C . The MAYOR acid the Oink of the Pesci was
on the 2.5 th of ils.cn, 1879, by M . Alb -a Bask--, he rislied. 11. sp. hi t ~,, ~..„ i,. Franc . 4j.....wy, directed by it.. G neroment ti tiles the maaisteri 61
this day beim4 the lint sooner ay."—Mr. H mar I : :ludo, I AI. a .11. i. ~,, i ff.,o: „o , 1.. ,of -it ..• 4., . district..
I shell prove the meriMer. of tie co out 7., bad n‘t•ut c ...altered d roll f .3u, ur, but s-in, of hi. ; Mr. Roar:r, sail anyone looking at the echeme
nothing to do with the Tot .1 Atntineu w d ciety AA he. of g a.- fling oot a0t.,„0 o, .o. ' would aes that there was . manipulation, ant not an
Mr. Gavin : There ere only three m tub,. who •` 441 ge5...." are I. I „f „,,,,,,, ~,,,,, ... it.f r . ioteotioo, that isetic- sheol Ibe .lone. They wen
ci .im se a sub-c nu Mites to ban -ntn•theio t. :a hi, dent,. if Its!. he apo , a.. rotate n•-t ass t.,WO ti ho CrU•bl iby landed iniere.d, au I
with the coffee tavern.—The Jung,: It appestat' we to Italy, sad Is -I 14. n. i . ,;,it I.- that ,be thought that • onri.itoe .li•ieiou in the c :uoty
to ba an "'kelt "Pude au', In loProdwa obi or.— moms, when be w .uld 1i... bin M. bit b., .re i should have been formed. But the Cerumiselenen
Mr.. Howard : 'chat is just it, your Honour.—Mr. the summer he imi at ait or a long .t pit. rim 40. , hare decided otherwise ; they bad issued one scheme,
-- . - • - 1 Aid another party In I issued another, hut which wee
. . .

In 1829 he return •i t tin r ,a ol .bo moo(
248. luartie.l. laIS LI try,' •lish, I hi, fir w irk—
•• T.•,411, 10.111 fe.413 L .e ~vi g of
hi. 0at...U.811v 0.1 kn d ;•• 4 • folei,n I r.autt.
HZ ho po..ii•loo 44 sceor I. .4 44 trav-4
Ia Vrair-4. 8.4 m. an 1 It.ly. Toe ..me year
eloctat 1'.•.t.. •or I .1 f 1.01,..:1141,.. in
.7..11-0•. (1.41461 e. Ult ii ,t . 'hi
. I is., sad boat e .11.. •. in Awe' ic it,, rn.. altw
iirot.t to Donut• k. 5•..1 no • d Ilertn• I at
hi. wit. at RAU'. liar. I. "P oeatp. .1 "he
ells bilr—

the most equitable ! He contended th it Ur. latter
wise an attempt T, crush them with the Landed
Interest. lie wowed '' That the C:uneil for the
Borough of Weymouth anti Melcombe Regis would
hove greatly preferred • maritime district, to have
Included all the t dne no the coast, which have
irtherto enjryed the privilege of being represented in
Path ameut in their own right, with the bland of
l'-rtland. But.. this has uot been thought :lisdrable,
the di•trict as define' by the B :eddy Comm,seionees
be adopted, as this Council entertains grave Uiii• WOOS
to the unfair scheme which has beeu rec ,unnen le I
I,om the office of the Clerk of the Peace, the sad
being considered most undesirable."
Alderman Howaao said that the Sherlund people
felt that they bed been badly trided, and there would
be a strong oppdition t 'morrow. But it waa
generally felt at •reheater the scheme of she Govern-
ment ahouS be ',append. lie enlivened that t'e
word "unfelt " ehool I be left out ut the peeped' i •n.
' altbiugh be bad hi' own opiodo 011 the mattes, and
said the fanciful alte• atoms made in the 4 lerk ,•f the
Pe11.1.11 office had caused much dissatisfaction in the
county.
Mr. Coatis thought they wadi be thoroughly
neglecting their duty if they did not make a stand
against the processed scheme, Mid retiree •nt ti lhe
Gannaidienen the real nets, oil trines. urging that the
last census wee very II veoly taken.
The proposition, am ndesi as follow', WII4 agreed
Tr :—" That the district,.. defined by the Bindery
Commierionere under the proposed Redistribution
WIT be adopted, as this C 'tried ente.toius aaaaa
objections to the scheme wirieh Ii in been rebouunewle I
from the ,•ffice of the Clerk of the Peace for the
county, the same being oodi lere I most uudestralde,
and that • deputstion attend at the ,' immiasionde
meeting, the 11th idt., conalating of the Mayor.
Alderman Howard, and Coninellors Den la, Brown,
Curtis, and L accompanied by the TOWII Clerk.
Till REPAIRS TO Tilt DAM.
The TOWN CLIERK stated that be had written to the
Local Gdernmeut Board, asking for the loan, and he
had received a reply that the applicasiou woul I receive
atteution.—Mr. Wsm.to stated Chet he bad written
to the Local tide:armed Beard lasting them not to
sanction the loan.
A memorial, numerously signed, and stating that a
rumour was cirdlated that an old malt house in
Terrace-street was about to be converted into •
slaughter house, was road, and the Surveyor stated
that • man named Domains was converting it into •
ginger beer manufactory.
The TOWN (AUK remarked that a slaughter bd..
could not be provided without the authority of the
Council.
The Surveyor, in his report, complained of the dirty
elate of Franchise-street and Myrtle-terrace, and the
Town Clerk was requested to take all nedesary step.
to have the nuisance abated, and such proceedings no
might be directed.
Ori the propoeLion of Mr. CURTIS, decided by Mr.
Baows, it wan resolved that the Town Clerk tske
step. for the cloelog of the old Ctrapelry steps, toe
nit being dowdy since the new improve,, • nt.
It rda ale , decided to complete the purchase of the
pr eddy in Ccapelry-court for EISO.
be tender of Mr. Bartlett to lay tar pavement In
School-Ide for £7 181. was accepted.

rh Iteing
%he roil..ny youth wee _lron,
WWII %ht.. th
And Is tem s Saint hi liar. u.
After this terribls Joel he w at to the Ts r.l and
Soslaerlsod, returoi, g to America In Nov lno r 311,
wbere he tu..k toe ts ~sse at Can,. isss.l
hy George Weehlass 00. '' It, " lor re.
wee landau by Ir• oaten.," o t lou beg refue-t.l
hy lefe earsood ova t . at ell net heed.
The thotaror thou pocionv!ed to p.ok of woos of
Longfellow. cliveracteristie as a pss.t. a... 1 he
thought the secret •4 hin eiitha.4 owl g V n I.Y Viotor
Hows 1141000 is. 0n,.50 .atton 1.0 r,11r,1 born •• •
heart p. 1." Aft., referring to t,i• tiii•d visit
to Europe, his ...roe cool.vi 00 Porta. every,'
the &pp...roam of oh, w.rk h. 10v.4 no • ion 4I
C Eeet.golitorel. the publicoti. n of lb.
Legend, aod hi. in .i.e,pl, o • II swathe." who, we.
Goad to be like the volt of • bird wish two or three
notes", yet wi froth t.., t the gis v owl hi.
visit to E 'aloud 111 ..islo.te break-
fasted with biol. an I .secribe I h.to so • grad poet,
Ike lecturer cowls led with • r.f.rootte to hi chorea.
ter, and the frit one ilh.Cll might be takes from hi.
work..

Bristol ? - Ye*. The bee De. Aldridge, of
Dwell...ter. went wi.h me an I ths lemma I retorned
in &Ix month. all right.-Sinee then h as she ever said
suything t y a ta les.l y..n to suppom that eke
w et.-1 pelf- leatrootona Taa•
WO' the attempt 1... d h. 410 with relit' .114 alepree
Pi 11?-1 liar. n .boat of it. it a (act that she
avol I. I yo a ?-Th 4 was my imoreasi an, oho wonld
not sit in the same room with me. The cone ..f the
derangement in the find place was a fall whilst at
Dorchester T-Wae eh. treated by a doctor?-Dr.
Aldri.l•A attended ber.-Wss there any concuad
-Ye., I thiuk en. She hat tee fall.- -no in a bat -
r ....1 at., oth al. at h en-. -Who., ens ths who,.
am* ?-i dot ,w which h al, en-1 fi -1111 yon
hatioe • change in her from that time ?-011,
until we came here.
Miss 11.nnett ; She suffered in her head jest after
the fall at the dance.
The chaut'ermald of the Crown sal I : I did 1:1 .1
tee the decal...a 1 on F,idaY, and did not know that
she woe missin 0a S •11,CleT Ke.amjag I was passim
he door of No bsdro.m, awl heard some
groaning. h we, ab .ut 10 o'clock. That we. not Vie
fl-aat time I pure . the tour th m motive. They a•lttl
aVal• cat cciapie 1 Juana the nitht. t. What ,i, I
y .0 do? -A. : I ealled NV*. Kira Been tt's att-ntion
t a it. 310 toll me ta..t t open the d oar, and she
would call worm nee.-Did you ko ur who it no. fro n
the moaning I-No, rir.-I believe rite mot hlds
Drew, wh, welt in.-Di I you ?-N sir, n 4 stnall
.fterwaris.-How long aft math I-Ale tut a
dr of an h.mr, and before the doet eam -
Where was the deceased then- an the bed or 0.. the
11 .or '-lip the ii tar, between the b toad and the
wall, lying on pill° I the bet nem in aced?-
Ye, eir, father sway fr an the she
drew,. 11-Y,... eir. she hal nor air ue on. her jacket
sail ,I.avee were I .1.1, a at a is • drawer.-H or, wee
she I. lewd-0o bee luck:eel{ el she anything in her
i wet I-A glass, which Mt s Drew hvi taken from her.
Ii arcd terve b dtles lab-ll.a chl r a lyne in • drawer.
an I thought Weld allle el••• ,I4Ve left WEI there.-
Were they full or empty 1-Entat7.-Whet did • •11
do helped to put the detteariel on the het. We
unisetened her dreg., aa.l she continued to groan.
It,, was qn te one n.ci me. an I h-r eyes were nevly
eland. 1 have been at the er ..en 13 in 'nth ,se I
never n dieel anythin.4 etr*,..t. In .1-c al in anoor.
I did aot kit an h t she no, sail iv., eh 1
far shout • f art.. flat 1140. I did net Pe. her Oa an' en
Fri/ av n'ght.-Wnich room .111 she gen walk ale p
lea '.' -Nuin'aer 19 -1. th on the pm• 6 • -N
sir. -lies 23 r., sn been am I lately ?-N min., the

Verdun, Drew: The dermas' was • friend of
&Le. I .111 not re/ her stall on Feller. Tim Ist
lime I sew her W. .41 the 4AV111,1-y befor . I bile
note from her si.ter on Satur•lay morning saying that
the decreed hr I been missinr Mace the pr•Ylious
night. and *eking me if Iha I seen her. Iwrde •
note beck to.ty Lb it Ina I ot area her, and I then
-Imssisd t• go out and Ink for bar. I went cralgat
I • the Cr 'we and saw her fiat- r, who told in, th 4
Llie eiera-4 had toll her that .he timul a groan .n
N... 23 room. I said w off Igo up and In k with hr.
We went no toga, her Llis. Kennel etsye outside,
and I west inm three unmet., hut • mid not one the
+waned, an-1 t. Ii Mies Wm- tt en. She asks Iwe
t . look again, lee Vie servant Wt. prirtive that 10,in
hem., gr em. 110 dee- Inu ler the beds an Icul I n
pee her, but on going Ist. No. 23 the third time I
heard • groan and (on ad the deoessed by the side it
the bed.
Mr. .Tanimon : There wee no di/Ilan:al.:erne:lt of the
hod? --Wan,. I No.—The C ironer : We, she on h.,
.ck ?—1 think I lii not gn cl .se to her.—Y
believe she we. droned !—Yee. s. she generally ?sr-
Ha I she anything in her hand ;—I In l't know, hot
on going not of the room I .tumhle I egein.t
I went down and told Mr.. Bennett that I had hem
the deceased, and if 110010 one woul I help me I wool
pick her up.
By • Joiyman : I don't think she cool I have fallen
off the bed.
Continuing, witness said : I returned to the room
with the bet meld end metier pers.n. W 6 callel 110.-
..mistipme, and 'be lam witness came. I pickod up
the tumbler, which we. empty, hat soteer d °mei le
The d carried was greening then. The doct .r •am •
very onick'y. D-c-wied we. /pt te one ansciou..—Yon
have knewn her f some time ?—Yer: for omen.'..
-11.1 one Mao labouring under reilialou. delirmei ?
--Yes, I think.—lim she ever sell ant-thin: L • yon
about self-deer.ae•ion '—She ha. hintri at It. ....I
••.id she.. delta... scion w of a rel•gl.m.
character !--Y'-s; she said she felt her life say anthem.
able, and had been Drooled t it.., min /thing, but oh.
wan thankful that she had not do-,. it. —IIM .11.. Lid
that lately? I don't know exactly; it migh• live
be. n • mouth ag n—Were yen precut when .he w
mired about a month --go; wan till. ablut the t me
she said this to yon ?—Jsmt after.
By a JUIVITIIII You did not mention thi. to Mr.
liemeett ?—Witne s: Not until I found sh. Wee wise-
ill/ I then ask. d them to watch her.
Tile roma,. : linve you notice I let ly if .h. a.
gett.ot; w -r..? —I 'h., ght Asa e 5. look,11: v ry I. .1
theist ti • I.er y n•t Ina • any
aeon rk t • her m tner! -I dol no• k Mr. 8 .
te. ?—S•o. nnt.l .f ~r -'..• w t• 1,
nh. a quill tin .0 any i,i.g I/. i 're a. ik•nz
hr n..iss.i.g?---th militiamen. 1.1 a p in her la ad,
—Dad .1.6 any sh • felt tit 1 • e
• -.• n ff.. to ire an•l the lb-ra was n.. It .1,0 .r her.
I till not knit, her six ear. a-n.
il•. T ttle, mei.taat to Mr. T It. ft aen.,
d•, Mary".--treet, P :Ikmw U. d c Iby • i:/ t.
rtho hae been to our eh .p on three or f eir • re ri vie.
The Isot time Khe cam w mahout the Pi I, . f ic•r•
't r, when ph'. .m•cha•e I • h .tt: • of f; Br
eh! irodyn.. Ii we. PiTilar Pie •to the ir -1
w'-i•-h I 'I, II think w hetl o
u P. It C 0 I th.• 13 ho' N.. •
porcliss • sm. lii ttle. wide . erd le
w r en'er6 I t Mr. Dm. t,•. a• .• .1 .
dec.. oust.
: Dl.l yen ask her who eh • w I it I
Witnem aim
M . Mille tge If -h' had askel f r h y
w•ea!,l have mipplie I them?
W them N M•. ID IV •* •'il in. nt to
sindber b .ttle until he ha I .p -hen L the P r
&rut it.
Ti e ('u-nor : is it your c a-torn to •r •ly
in 'hi. aay ?
Wittier : Yes, ever sin.. I Imre torn :n la • t• a •.
ind on so lb at not 'luring the ti-n- I lone heel
Mr. Dr 4n.) I s aid ID. e. -I-., cc I a.k ii
me what it ea, um I for, an I I bid hr f e 0n;...
an I clerk She ••ked in-, if it wont I hint rif n •
t••• • the whol • Int tle, a-a I t net. th dif ••1 nk

• h .111 all. r ,t tic it w tuld .4, I • h..... I h
IA soy chl..utcltro. t •1 c I imoly.
An a..istent t len VI. ch,n. t. L. 1' ~t•s‘ tt-
Th t dcosawati t.lpt;t •It h

• f X :ven-n1;•r-a-nfa•-diTT in-r-a---b•d eF I
kv.w hrr hvaeht. Iwt.sh.lcel Me It no
I have nrver sot 1 11.. buttlea, hut bar • b. Tag 1r
• .1.1 4.. 61. b•dtles
Th • Ver parr : Idd she my what she w•nled it (I?
Witli.ns : No. .tr.
Ti.- C •r•mer :Ant yen di,' a t •••1• or
Witnomo : No. air. It I. a i•Met.t in, fickle. 1
am .o.lanini t • ken+ b• t inue•ittin.
M.. Grover ha-rated t.. 1! .r r t,et the a •iupo.
.110 woul.l nnt he reisi•t....•
Wdars• : I have been :se.ut the tn•nith• at M...
Smithy, and saver sot! Ili, dec-a••••1 trihr dyne

before or after ibe .it. to...::Cone I.
An aesietant o Mr. S. bean. choin'.t, 91'. Thom aa.
street, said: The decemeil ,Amn to enr atop.. it- 22m1
Novemb.r tvel asked if we kept Mil ro lye.. I
told h.r yes. and she impair. I Vt. twee.. I,old n.r
1.. 1 . and 2.. 9.1. She adtod if we lit,l env I .tg
bottle*. I told her we ha I a lar.ter •ls., .101 the
price we. 40. 61. She wished me to vv • her •mo,
which I did. She told me toe t r it to We. 84,11 • t,
of the Crown.
Mr. Millelge : Wool 1 you have soli a lark, it at,"
if she he I melee I for it?
Witness : Yea, it being a patent mullein..
C ironer : Did you think it extraordinary for
her to wok fc r so large a bottle
Witnem : Y.. she she not being a customer of owe.
A Jurynt in : You were not aware that she 11..1 hod
bottles of chlorodyne on the recent dates given ?
Wham : No. sir.
Dr. Tiz tr.! sal I: On Saunter m matte last, about 11,
I was called to the Crown lioteL I went there

mine is the head and !oat I tTlethh'.:j,:n
Noremb.r I laa • c- • re',, he i pre-once i•I her in dher,
t: tits
Vare Ith .lece teed 0 •en lii •n int • .• ttif ;;, -en I
heraelf. lan. the rives. •ro
21st N ,vembar NUN. G ;lc f ••I thi
wase alt ileprease I. tth • al. ; c
othibee'rieces rehair'elint7i'irotadhert'h'adwthieve itrah•7l t.'
has be'en of unstund win 1 tea. cal, •lin en sst
day, and everything that Dr. T,,, tr I .1
therout hly approved if.
Ily • jwym tit : 1 thihk vary p tht
c h
vt
,ry.vlob
take,,.ie
z t
urfi t.. pro•luc • death. en
The C toner:i One of t' e bVas pr thee I sr .tct hove bean sufficient to cause dew,
Dr. Ludt : 1 shouli cal s'ive th it ono th
ties w ill kill eight perenn
The C 'unlit then bri-d situ ne I it, ti, •eri
He remarked thtt he w.. 111.1 ..o o ,sx 5..,
t•.;
feelings of the jury when he ti I th y n I
,T
',yap ithiwt I with th it.. an 111 r
4b.dr 1 • .1i 1 n..t t 2111 • • k
W.Ollll he., mac', try. In i 1111,1: •.•
tO the C 112.0 f . • ; ' ; r
was the C 011.,. Tit •re w.rl • I, • II .4
to consider .4.i• t • tit,i et •it I •at'l • a
wbeth-r it was brtught th 01 •• .v •.t
boil, thirdly. if this dec. taro tr.; her state tut at !It •ti I r .t. ,•o
wee C &used by ti de IL eel ii • I I ...t t. iik
we,. a aaa,la, dii I hit t .-• .r V ••1 4
C .111111ittel the net id aelf-dedriet ;•. vth r I
to her state of mini. the fay ti,, •11 •i. I •• . ; •.
ti-oily cilia d
of the e ner • iftit. frt.
ttnne to tbe c nt•luei that at th •t;0••h • • hi
tb. act
he:wih.ta:r.i...,;(l;u;lisie;u:,.....-11.1,11.ii
tylh:Wi
to have It en pet away b f t• •; f
5.`•
lolie
tatted the nut ar v. a 'li ..ti .o , 5 „
, Th. Jury said they sh .ted Ake ti r•r a... 1 af or
an she, c • of a f •rr winitte r.dut ne I in,. tt or
handed in a t ntten 'Cr Pot 1.. t ed•ct It 4 .1- tit
wee c wawa I hr ell-,r . lye.. • trruutct.t.il t. t 5,5
110001•• I by hereelf obi -t in a state if sic et." ~,'„l5
•.... 1%,1 ..pini in th all pat it
me.liittee ah •ul I c -no utile- Ache lal. 2 of th • A •t,
an,l the Coroner promise I Yid tete ; pint% .• „tat 1,4
brought before the proper itutborithis.
he }imposts, thr ;n:b tip It foreman. hare hood.'
..ver their fees, 12. Sd. in silt to the Wernannt
iimpita. which the hos. see. now
acknowledge.