The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12 00:00:00

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AGRICULTVRAL GAZETTE, TITESDAY, APRIL 12, 1870.

The Chi'lnnan mid the moment prisoner determined which
veil she would have It wee mid to her hut it rt., quite "leer
she did not purcham either of the veils at the time, and she
not mem alterwards to havveve vetoed her ,pplion open them
med,until -he cur bed her ch,lice the am hold:ng them a. bailee
When she left that shop the wan not the purchamr cithci
wee Of thew veil. and .he wan the bailee ~f both.
Mr' Urti"l that when the prOwner disrawd of the veil.,
.he had exercised her power of choice, havinz decided to
I heel' tb.m both, and the was then liable to pay the money for
them. .

Merinlnman:l think there if a cme to to to the Jury.
Mr. Pole aelitap if to go to the jury upon • noc.lital
ii
law.
The Chairman Paid he did not albm the objection that
prisoter visa not the bailee of either of the `'eib.
Mr. role then addreeied the jury- for the prigamer manikins
oh the fact that in the fled use melon her he had taken an
objection on A piint f law which had been decided in her
' ta"uri 'hewing that he had taken • fair and
Ito c-I objectlini, and the objection. he had dmer
submitted to the Court had limo dictated by e
(rain to
do hi. duty to the prboner. A:though there were eircumetanetw
In the or.. which were not eery intielactory for • lady lwrimla
in humble cheumetaitcw to hare brought agalnat her. yet he
urged thin ea,,e reeneeduntil Into the queelluis of a coin-
tnere al tranamtion. and came under the jurifalletion id the
County C,iurt. Number* of thing. happened which were not
• very creditable character. for which there was no remedy
at law. Ile urged that the catote cam later, indefinite charm,
ter. there ws. an Incipient contract. the good. were made over
into the mi,d, 4 Another party, and that party (the larbaohat
had he contended ezerci.ed her right 111 choice. and kept the
propmad to call a wittier that the
itrietner no. in pewaeoLion of a Inuit ivhielt the could
have obtained fund. to gay for tb•IP3.6.
, Uri U. B. Wataturd paidoat the 3lionlay morning following
the apprho..lo,, the stria met on Sittnrdiy, he went with
Prbi pier'.t son to her. the on produced • letter. and his
mother. In witneva'a pre.CMT, wrote her name un • elnique.
• hick waa payable to hero-If I. order, and the money fur the
ChealllA WWI received, the mem being In.

Tag Dour! YROKARIBT CAVALRY. The Queen's
own Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, will ipoeinble
for eight days' permanent duty at Weymouth, on the
14th of May, and will be inspected on the `Vllth of the
rains month.
BOROCuif Prrtr Sttflatolen. 'Needier .--Reforo the
Ma, or (B. N. It.oud) o.p. 1. IlinhC. 11. *Leggett, Eon., and
U. Heyuokls, Esq.
TIII 111,11MILAILT LASS,
N'illionn Reason Harris, of Bristol. was brought up
chanted with lirrakinx Into Mrs. CIO m's It
and steeling cariuipartichn.therefrdit, on MAreil 34. i'rp.mr
smiled en bearing the chem
cook at 5, Landsdowne. aaid that at twelve AL
night on Wednewlay, olau went Wool the kitchen to bed. She
wax th • twit up. and Asw the home !sowed up and ,eagibiint
....cure. About bslt-past Alt next month,: she snssuelled
up ly
the ..ther she f In, eTythilig ill Kate confO.bin,
and the ciiplemnb. it,l,loon men. one window 101 l from the
wreanta. hall inio the garden. and had lam' forced open. Some
•ilver plate from the cupboard,. wa. Areereal Im the MPH' of the
..ervanta' hall and .1111 C in the kitchen. It had been kept in the
kitchen cuph,aml. She noticed that a cloth.' elle-4 ball been
lintel' 011C11. (hi the hinter 51,,duw were marks a, lb attempt.,
had been male to force it open. She had never seen prisoner

mated to the Bench. that the prosevition being under
nest on 2, 12 and 13 Viet. cap. 92. there could be only
one case for oneanimal. Linder another ovation, which
related to oock.fightmnt. bell-baiting, and badger-hunting
it was clearly down that if • person kept • , lone breach
purpose, be should be liable to • penalty of C., for every
day on which auch cruelty should to committed there;
but under section 2, under which thell prueemition had
elected to proceed. It only stated that any person
'refitv of crVelty to • horse. should be liable to a
penalty of Li of three month+. impraoninent. If •
person were liable to De earmr.lined for cruelty on sue-
cassive Jaye, he might be seraisioned for each hour in
the deY. If there hid been an offence committed on
the 4th, it was the duty of the police oonstable to take
uut • ...minions for the offence: at once, and not to allow
. liens, to accumulate.
Mr. Arden said • horse might be ill.used for • week,
and the polioe know nothing of it.
Mr. roue said that if the policeman did not see the
horse till the last day, he might have wen lion the 4th,
sth, or 6th, for it wee pawing by the coal-yard every
Jay. There was nothing iiiiilen about it, for it was
within two yard sof the polio(' station. It was decided
to nruceed with the charge of the offence on the first

dip
Jan Durwood said hs new the horse on the Quay on
Monday. It was feeding from the buroelmj, ai.d It* it
wss doing no. the 1,1.50 l woo running from its f...e, as
its head worked up and flown. It stopped a few
minutes now and then, as if in pain and did not go on
eating ea the other horses did. All over its body were
tuarko, and on its legs. fie did not consider tt,e &timid
ot low condition, but he did not know much about
horses. Just afterwards the horse was in the cart bawl-

Crosa-examincd : Did not mention the matter to
say polioeinan. Did not see any policeman there.
tupposei the horse was in working condition. It was
not in bad sondition. Q You considered the horse was
,orking eondition ? A. Well he hsuled two ton ot