The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-02 00:00:00

THE DORSET couNnt EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. ISM,

CMlll.rf TO • HOlute-Al the Borough Police the ,ixth session ; ant coneileang the difficulty of camel, Raglan 1? 'They diol not care for Wiliam, nor
°NIS ma litmidnyt before the ki•Y°• (H• ihudee• managing matters of this kind (at least so they did they care if he 8.-er did conquer. (Laughter.)
Alderman Gregory, K. Dovenish, El.:. Dr. told them in some other towns) they fit there we, What they we•otel w.B handicraftsmen. Above all
AWridge, and Posed Jihad, Pee. John Marsh, some °milt due to the on 'pie of 1 horch..ter sod the they oh .uld go dI cc obat &meteors ; for if they took
farmer, Higher Barton, was sumo& 'nal for cruelty to neighbourhoori for the interred th ,y to .le iv matters 3T art they must live by it, for it, and
• horse on the Ilth of '3eptember. by workino it while ofthis ileseelption. It was anni eel wy, he thought, with it. Ile • Ivocato.l the extension of the art
in an unfit elate. -Mr. O. N. Howard appeared for
, for him to late duce the laturer tat • veolooo, for the museums in t c
oe place of tha ollection, of the present
.the defenoto, :end Mr. Osborn appeared on Imhal, i m London Press had Introdocr d him -Mealy to them, day, with their otuffeol gir .ffes soil depressing
I the ILS. P.O. A.-Mr. Supt. GOeward said about hall- and, therefore, it WM not at WI neredery he -hould say m onstrosition They were Mindful-horrible-sal
past 10 on the morning of the 11th he saw a four- much stoat him, impel ally aft rwh .t they heal beard one only had to I role into the face' of tie
wheel waggon in Pnory-lene with • large barrel on it, with reference to him while he we' in America. 'They people wo ,wan !erect through them in &listless way to
and two bags filled with something. Tee wreggon was knew whin there he met • recepti n th ot hid coal. see whether they raj ,yed it or I.ot. (Laughter.)
drawn by one horse. Ho saw it was lame in the off • his name quite remarkable ao i very well-known io Ind.& lof that they •oloult have utilliouine iv mtaining
fore-leg. The hone was in chute of • boy named
Bowler, who said he was in the employ of Mr. Marsh, t ~ple h_re very Noeoirnens of all the go video dative art of the world.
his country, sod hal male so mioy p
anxious to h the new theory or the novelty that he ~en, mat o the ort 5ch.0..11, be would make two sug-
Burton. lie wee aullectios wash. The leg was very had to bin before than. The re. gentleman then geetiooe ; the right solool to Wily Art in wee not
iodated, and the animal amid seemly hobble along. fiatroof_oe I ilthe taotneeo. Nature but Ar, . The great sell of all modern Art
Re sent for Mr. Lipeoombe'• s.sistent to examine it, .., ' ',hoots was thet they hell op Nature as the ideal, but
X OttilellWll.og. whose fame. or ,neitory es it may
and from what he told him he had the horse removed by our first states. Nature was really the rouob material which Art wee
from the trauma, when he fount it was @goodly a. bad. be, is at 'stet equal to that enjoyed
.t d &menet (for using. Toe mum.. of Art were very diff -rent to the
man our telaoreste, or our cleave
It could ocaroely move along, and walked more on the
who' has not heard of his play which caul, to such an °mons of Nature. More could be keret by ite nod, of
toe then the heol.-Crose-examined by Mr. Osborn: untimelyyouog mon, a Poetize carpet thon by a walk is the country.
Re bad seen the horse before, but never so lame. In e 4 nefoge the Atlantic). l, • What was the grand effect of this extension of art?
his opinion the hone was not fit to work.-Cross- slooitlistproopl,3oe e ehould say, with •r. fine '. gentlernan-
renwee with none of the &tepee Rutty of lip so It wooult make men such brother. that they would not
examined by Mr. Howard & He had /an nen the (*.to:or sh
ot'rlasturists. the only W/o/Ow:4000 with go out and clay one another at the whim or bidding of
bores tor four or five yeas, when it belonged t e
which be by been e,Ao.red he Nato,. too og a slight • Cabinet Minister. Natural hatred always sprang up
Mr. Forge. Be hat cautioned him about the horse.- tin r the shoulders. Viral bial .ned through• where the love of art Is lon. G iithe was on, asked
Henry Edwilnd (Albertan owe of the WM" c't lhe Royal ronntnehrroteon lo afar months ao° that Oscar load out to write some verses against tie French, who had
ineadel his country. "flow cen I," asked Goidle• .
Society for Proveutioct of Cruelty to Animals, said his „ ii.
whOcT ourio L oefoeoe teat wwo ,o, feu
(nom information rea teed he Oeuie here on September " end With that 'write bider things against a netioa which is among I
the met civilized in the world r Touching on tbe
18th, and went t o defendant's farm at Higher Burton, in mese:foil lencithe to loCie ehauloplerso;is
head-ii. m.
was
knowledg. his eioneorenno, no for
In company with Serleant Outer, of the Borough li Wear. the heir question of belief, Fleets gave an admirable outline
concerned .11i not empire many. e
Police. He there examined the bay gelding in quern-
which he, hv n 1•• ft hi in thet ourioudy u g.igeut of • creed. " That poet, like all of us," said the
non. He found it standing on throe lege, awl was .__b, •"•,....c,_ Pt, ,ho leak), of this pertem. lecturer, "suffixed from newoli.l friends, and he WhIS
suffering from an oveor.hot lett ock joint, evidently the '" "m "" "mc" " ''''' °Y. ..L therefore f .IMw written to to write se moot •getic letter prefacing his
ler time. en -1 the preenroption m
result a a contracted tendon. There was no remota f high er • . Mr. works. 'No,' replied he, 'I hove no reverence at all
tbs. the bru.h in not an Mete im ,nt o
growth mount it, which idols prevented the joint mod. a
attire fin the orth•otox moss anti the only for any que•tiou of the kind, and for nothing of the
from owning down altogether. 'The tie of the loot `•"With. kind except the Eternal Being, the memory of great
Ilie:iet e helot the famill or torned back culls.
was badly deformed, turning upwards. The heel of P'c'
o' 7 h- 1 • .ct oe plunged at own men, and the principle of beauty.'" There. lie Chocolat,
not o Int rotontion to is eu q . o,
the foot had grows to greet viz. so consequence of not id he. "to give wee 'Lantos lup by the greatest poet iu the English '
"1 to not desire, os
having any pressure. It must have been in that con. iit "Olin/ mat thing to do with language, except Shakespeare, the finest theory for life
ewe history of art became art bus no
talon for some time. It was always in pain, and was rim hotfoot nonoeophicel ever given. Keats was not ready to ace tot the
totally unfit to be worked. H. saw the denudate% °re"' I^ta• nor t° me' say ain this century desire critic al opinion of the British peopin, an•l
endowed hi .1 if It belonged to him, and he s aid It did 'tefloition of beauty. Whaa we
o ; but they
not; it hat bees left ou his farm by • man named is t^ be able
t-^ "rm° "I 'laseva with beautiful there were many iu the sews case
' is we are quire were o often to wait a certain time wont
Fora. lie *stet him If he ordered Barter Ii work the thinv•• As t. defying whet IheenS7 o
that to the mintury. Every- one's work was hotter known, and one's thoory
bone on the .ay in question, and he sod he wee oontent to leave
. 20th •
responsible foe its being worked, so 1 it was thing , eel of men is either better uud onto° I bef ore accepting the gonad opioi ou
. he continued. made by the oti,
sou tie of -Eothatialem of the word. A. too the art of wit:coon, he was uot
by his orders it was mina out that 'lay. Its tn'otlful `l' ugly. (The great -*. madition in these sure one really leant much from toe people wa,
said he only ordered the lad to toting the evidently tow not believe in
a • oonoridet. oxidated one. l'he only country where orinclun was
hon. hi Dorchester to gather pig wash. Wit- matters. It is to - -
e
h. fared there have b &
1y . hichdecidelly brought to its broaden seas. was in America. lie was
nem told him it was tot oly unlit for work and able deal of geodetic productiows let 1
4,d oil the tend, then, they lecturing In the Far West, ant arrived at • oily called
advised him uot to week it, and he said he would are not heautijuls an , 41,,,, lid_ ,o,,totoeyogi the o,d Leadville lie was taken through the town, and
tot. -Crow-examined : The horse wee in very fair 'Cult be the revere," ' i '1.74.g colour. upon among other places went to • dancing 'saloon. Over
*minion. It must have been unfit for wink some effects of unbeautiful things mita P 1.,. I• we should the piano was a little printed n tee, saying " Please
years; it should have been destroyel yams ago. It the childish mind, ',hem!' f ...r, fair sights and don't shoot at the pianists, be la doing the best he can."
wee totally matt for any kind of work.- sing' bring up children la the ml taro
hsiap wii
healtb from (Laughter) Teat Was • wonderful system of art
Sergeant Carter said be went to Mr. Marsh's lam scants that beauty' likes w" the eye and eta and criticism. One could only hope that the people of
with last wpm's. 0.1 September ili•he He supported • fax laid, will corm uPOtto
child, ood then 'bring Eugland would see the effect of the work produced in
Kr. Osborn's statement -Crusenizateined by Mr. insensibly °maw • ••°1 in,:-. .„,,„,i„, that Ls true the lest ten year., the beautiful oolouto revival, the
Howard: He had known the horse five or eix years, that soul into hecmonY w'?" "a 7•Oti •• The genera lovely dyes discovered, and the inlinenao good of
le Wean( •
when it was kept by Mr. Form, lie did not know it and everything that --„ ,_ needed alteration. Eastern art in defoorritive work, and they would admit,
was working in this borough the whole of last winter, decorative system of Ear.'" "'crow to oe decided- in spite of the ridicule they hat received, and borne
Mo. Marsh said it wen put on his farm to keep, and and thie knPestnat queside° ee"
the most artistic 111 goodhummundly as the, poulbly could, that great
he
""
said
he
had
worked"in "e *leveler and whether we are to 6" "rill a state of "Victorian good had been done. -how fa It will affect the
poullisog hurdle*. It Wail in fur coonditaus.-William mations of the wool ior retro a ~,o, ii we hies art we whole of England," concluded Mr. Wilds, •is not so
Henry Martin, veterinary lannon. and assistant to PhilistiuittLa We m'ot '" c - co end not. so much for us as for you. If the artiste of England
Mc* 1-dimomnbe, poconeta. rain he had examined the must have it from the best
among
t. if 'we bilive art receive sufficient encouragement from the public, there
hone in question. It warn very lane in the off fors-kg, often happens, from the very •'"m se "it is will not no a angle g,aar that will not be eoetu.eyed
audio his opinion wee unfit for work. 'The mama would we most have it from the bat inperupsihi England,
won that In our decorations, not a tendril that wild not wind
suffer great pain in working. It was suffering from no art at all I It wee after thins
poth"tt c ant intones round our pillars, not • leaf an the forest groves that
diseased fetlock and pastern j obit, of long standing. Sir. Wilds least
bate the r°°:, fie. use of beaten out will not lend its charm to our hoses, not a spray that
The foot Was badly deformed; it could bee, no odleticism. lie advocated the
.. hoe the exquisite will not live for ever to our beautiful of decoration. arc "
weight upon the heel, and all the pressure SIMI upon metal, which refl. wed beautY
1 soi
the toe. The bores could not Mend upon its toot petals of the yellow rose. Ike ing dreerwout ree of
m the lofty region
without pan. Ho had De doubt it was tuna to sunbeams."
Derma"' (rem
continual - ow
work the animal.-tiroenstanund : rue horse W 64 whither he had strayed, , . iron ___,
in fair condition. The fetlock joint was overshot, often have we to boy things r7",'"
and the joint wee fixed or enohylueed, also the who know little about them• to except emerge
sully we are iLa
pastern joint. There was an mac deposit round twice their value, and then say how
a.
sci
machinery
the j Ont. It must have been in this **edition for buying them. (Laughter.) Hee° al
Live.
I some years. He had seen the horse about in as owe of the great ob true t o art. One of the
etioo as laid down
different pone of the borough within the last twelve- greet rules of beauty in house ma
wiling la
your
mouths. It then belonged to Mr. Forse.-Ide by Mr. William M''vvi.. wee-H"'lf lor koow te be new
H.eward, for the defame, complained most bitterly howls you do notthlnk to be besot u .
is_
awes
. flower' under glass '
that the owner of the hone had not been summoned fut. S"vTlbi°2 like was - ith hard beads; in
. should go o out at once, with cushions w ...
1 for working it in tit) borough for • long period, =to , ,_ lib...deofelithangs onat an PAILISTONI.
then the first time it Was br.olght into the te i
ra Mr. n?", • generalsweePston '
Marsh was pottoosid up on. He &aunt the Bench had tragedies° the i lives of many of us. Another rule A number of C matguarilarasia had pulls clams, but it
Ir house you do not think to wee admitted on boto aide that as they rood odd,' uoder
Ihe belleval there WY my cruelty attaching to Mr. was-Have nothing in you Government they were debarred Cr. m exercistnit the
ads It end do not
be a pleasure to the men who m
I Marsh he would not have been there, sod he was o
afford plotters to you when you look at it. in London, The claim of G. W. Heehaw, Mosemetrei, Perlatono.
ours Mr. Marsh wo oult not have opposed the summons.
_, South a. ut has mode its harrowing wee objected to by
Kr, llowar•l, aoot supported by Kr
-Chaise John Dans, eetorioary swoon, of War "'ma '"aaala- ''a
• roads among Us with the C orinthian chionnerPots, Bulge-Mr. Cuff, rate coloonor. of Parka, n-, wa called
month, sold be bat exemineal the horse, which was n
lannd Dine p• rtlees, the outside of the houses are in behalf of the Censervet ea to prove the cocupalter of
von good condition. 'Erich ono wee suffering from • Ougly.: If on. wait, besot? he must go in the house. Ila • linitted the last time he ow the appli-
malformed joint, which had been iu existence Mr yew. extremely _ cant was on the 24t0 of Joao. Ile had called since, and
the country, for toe old am J been, or Elizabethan m
It must have been caused toy an sod lent, and arose. • 'ote,, seen servants. lle could not say weft', th-y were
even the simple Go orgian houses-ma le of good m o
out of a contracted tendon. It would render the horse won., servants or not Ho was not in the habit of
very unsightly, but in slow work it wool,' not suffer and bricks, no at s
rf I oliol, very firm, sod fairly well 111,110Ciatine with women servento-(Leughter. )-hlr
Y 114 If y.
built • house, build no N. ti. . .
pain. He should think it was not mood foi the horse designed. T., the bu er - yin .3•11111 : Don't show to or animus, sir.
to draw the load in quatioon.-Jarws Bator, the lad
It of rod bricks because the colour increases I want nine of theee running remarks. Mr.
who woe in charge of the horse, said he ha I known the in beauty every year ; so
' d Elolauel is not • Howard then contended there was not • Puttee of
erble or stone country. Sir. Wilde then gave evidence to show the applicant was at lawsuit the
horse f•or the past six or seven years, se 1 its leg hail nt • f his way of thinking, OCOUI3II3f of the ho ass-Tee R ovt.ing Barroeter hll that
always been the same as it is now. Mr. Forge was some useful hints, rom there was prim• late egi inOo 3, en lit would b , for Mo
Await 133 decorated.
the owner. He had heard the horn) wss loot to Mr. as to how • room •
fe tl certain of the li dead to dioprove it.-Mr. Flo.rert sail h' w ,ulol not
Marsh for its keep. He received instructions from You mon firot of all be Pll e 1 k h tags up the acne of the anat. The claim was therefore
Sir. March's sou to take the horse into Dorchester to COI on you inten Ita adopt. you ask one, e said, .11... i.
get BOWS wash. Before that it host not been used fo whet are the right colors, you may as well ask the Henry Hoes'osutoortel by Mr. Bodoe, spinet to have
r
There s n • fortnight ,
when it had done the same work.-Owerles musician to tell you which note is more modest than his amine placed up .a tb o let.-Kr. Howard objected
Forse said,
i o such thing as • " set" and ouatoonet U. Cog sheth-r the premises on ipied
lie hadhal it 10 or 11 years. He used it in winter. , colour ; there in • bid col our, but not a Cal. of by the applicant wero not ohno.y "an ordinary shed with
and tur lel it out in summer. He worked it all laat you ic"da intonature yon fint the gradated c Ames are • w.o•low stuck in it.'-}lr. Cod replied he did not know
1 uses the what wo" in,aa' by an ordinary shed. hut stall esintr it
winter in the town, and as far as &lowborn.). Ti,e the most beautiful. Nature very r_ y was • oweloonnhooto., an I rate 1.-Mr. H 'wart : Woo
horse was three years old whoa : e bought it of Mr. Imm primary•
colours He belt up Mr. Whistler as ooTe %h. row, _____, Cuff:
_,.
Pearce,
iii
his
ame -
Good. He hat worked it ever since, and it wee never the best deo dative painter ofl Bright' j T al-M. s n ,
the r &Y.°Yoe* Clain allowed.
colour., such sui blue or yellow, r quire very little Charles Kong, Brakendene.-Mr. !laced objected.
sick or sorry.-Crouexamined : Ile had never teen _ ' deo oreti no is the great and proved that note, of ths objection het been saved
motioned by the Borough Polio, There wee no '
f nature The.
r oiling
times,because 'millers will upon the voter. It had, broader, ben addressed " Kr."
agreement with Mr. Mash oebo t the work.-Joseph problem in
.mo ie a
i.
lettered like " best Rung initial of "Mayor" 'Emig. etod had been reined
Form, brother of tie feet witness, had also known persist in giving um ono togs p
glassy sod anl retain° I through the post. otficartl. Revising
cream-laid note paper," which are very
the hone for years. He het seen it work end pull Barrister held that the service was innflicient, and
eery horrid. The only thing in to dinemper them. ado at the ei i
good loads. Ile dit not believe the animal was in any y attached t I portance to
Then for the walls he attic idea 10 Williame littaut nes. p 'rail by fir. Budge,
peirt-Ae the evileooe was so conflicting, the &mob
the date which walls,
intended to protect the walls °Nat to by Mr. Bowsaw:re-11e sail ho wane ceronwte7.
expressed • wish to me the hone, and, as it was not -' --
forthcomiug, they adjourned the cam for a fortnight from injury by northerefore th per Wm and
niters ; apa lived in hie b.oto e'e boon. H. psioi towards the
et
were utterly useless. lie aid nit consider paper at 'mono, ent the "ninon .t the b moss c ally-In answer
for the production of the animal.
_o at a good thing tor tte watts-tt I, a bad tin .0. : tlie t.t' a. ..11..ii.eort. 10, • 31 -O, he work* I for his toroth,. who
ALLoWtSG HOGS= TO brasT.-Jcsisph Hawn was • !Milder, an i rot tt us emplorei b tee •n 40 and Do
r never catches the light, it i, very aunty and
pleaded guilty to allowing h..rsar to stray on PaPe Thin tat wytotreata h'n to, and hat • ilrloin loss trios 20 in hie employ. TOo
rather dirty on the whole. o lost o
September 23 001, and wart lineal 5.. and wide. tioausseitwwassn °cord:xi:ll or hais.broth-r. Ile 11.1 aot know
"'wall w with hangines, or tapestry, as in old times,
UI
Ftletotts Di:IVING.-Jobn Ketch, who did not
When was
met with the hoorriole paper deigns evomed no . and 4'.
..1 1y,,,...;
.11.1(gritifiv,,,,..),7,:z
appear, was summooe I for fori 'us driving.-P.O.
In the hotel room. it WAS always • source leolging.-16. if moor; dud when you dine who do you
itadt'rd
proved
the
""ice
of
wunmwee• He i thatc'oul.l not carry his tapestries ei t down with 1-My brother and his wife-Any children I
also proved the cam. On September 21st be saw the o regret
.one
Plan dietemper was the Soz.-Mr. Built,: And perhspe another coming. (L nigh-
defenalsoit In Cornhill driving • horse at • furious about with one.
ing the wall.. Sir. Wilde advised t, /-Yo, natter t a ibis your heal about 'ho rata 1
rote. He held up his hind ant sit outset to him to go beat way o 4 decorat , t N o-To. Renting Barrister : limit' mei, : (t. 5
• his stollen° i not 1' cover the fl or with carpe
tro Mr Budge) Coll you su r& time, Mr. Bodo .1-Mr.
eteedy. He a onsidered he Wu 0 adengering the lives
of people by his driving.-11r. Supt. Coward said entirelyh; rugswido e what they wanted was light, uot towards this .my m"at °°. 1 s that 1. .. li to.
defendant was cautioned by Seoeant Mitchell a few
As
t°
tTe e e erf, be ale green glen wse • batuti• Barrister : Dissoellowed,
opens .11 of the house.-The Revieno
nights previous for the same thing.-Fined El ant glare. h use ot. p .
fol method of breaking up Irelight, euo mauls
lit as A claim made by • Kr. Kutner, of Parkstone. sorsa
costs. - - - if it were peeing through jewels. Curtains, with the objected to on the part of the Conservative., and the
BRITISH AND NORZION BIBLE SOCIST Y. rings and pole, they might 'Ramisi at won to their ca ii:wwroosrl,hsyisor thf 1/3. year. but there WAS an out-enrollee3loo. II appested the applicant bad
TO. quarterly meeting In aid of this twisty was held at museum of horrors. tie • Ism ttel the use of plain pailclaim of sa, u ' ' O betel f d
upon a peewee rate, woo re us-
tli Atington KM on Friday maim, when the Rev. C si'k hangings. With reference to the fire-place, he to pay, npoa that Si'. B kiss obj +start to the clam on the
F. Powys wielded, in the absence of lie Bee. T. W. suppom I the rlay of photographic coil skutaes, with ground that he bad not paid his rates-Mr. Howard said
Knipe. through innisposolon. Tiers were also present reproluctions of Lendeser's s-limes on them, wog the man had paid bin rates for the pest eleattorel year, and
HAL T. Neeve and Kr. Pool OliwOott&r, Architect born over. Our f ',slathers used vary beautiful brass he contended any 4-ofauot in manta rove did ait cause
M141114411C011, woo attended as d•p otetion.-The Chair' skuttles The " blackdeede I monsteeities" of the him t 3 lose his vote. Sapp mug that 20 years ago he
man, in his speech. sad they ought to be truly thankful o ,_,„O iso 115mi...et with scarcely • word, hut was neglected to pay a rate, we he to suffer for it now 1-
such a &oriels moiety hod be-n edablidood in our land .17-- --_ - The Revising Batista : the quetion is whether being •
sod test it Ind done the work whoco it had married out
• h on the dreadful white m arble mantelpiece, so
__ . __,, _ defeult-r before, it can no •be brought on against him.
throughout lb. world. They wen thenkfol that the fonds cold, chilly, and meaningtees, and like an too so
_Mr. Trovanion : Commis, not, sir, he we punek id at
had increased by £lO,OOO over tan of eat year, hot the Expedition to approach. lie con.tonned the ordinary
, the time by being deprived of his vets-The claim was
work had increased in like proportiod-Thir HO,. T. looking-glass of modern rooms :it " destroyed '' ale allowed.
Nears, who next ep .k.. reforr..d to the Ma iodates, work. room. Without doubt it was • greet pleasure to look G.orge Peal, coachman to the Rev. Mr. Doran's,
In the 'bole history of wisdoms there had been no such at ol3o's self in the looking-glass, but art was very claimed • vett. It app oared, however, that hn only
morello= pro 44444 within • lintel space of yeses as had itil on the matter of penonal vanity. As to occupied • room over toe 'tables, ml his claim was
Mien place in that island. Hs comnandet the action of f •.a
the Church Kleonary Societe on vela. withdrawal from orniture, he h not recommend any particular style, disallowed.
Anotber claim of interest was that of Kr BernescovL
the field occupied by the L radon Missionary Society, bat all beautiful things seemed to belong to the same date, „ia
em
0. ,oj . _ Budge
•
ectosi to by Kr. on the invent that the
he characterised Ms spirit in which the society for the therefore, as he said at the outset, art had nothing ?"
applicant wee not • intended suhject-Mr. Howard
Propagation of the Gospel had usurped the place to be to do with bran ology. They need not be sat he could prove the claimant's mother was an English-
most undOtiristionlike, and that Society was not in his hammed If they had beautiful things of different women. eat it we toos she married a Swiss, but ehe gave
prayers at all arsota.-Mr. Pool then delivered an
..__ centuries' side by side. The furnitue of the early birth to claimant on Sleigh soil, and it that did not
M interesting aroon iv in which be folly nnonl•dinK ...
I Victorian ago received no mercy at Mr. Wilde's hand,. ; renter him a n durelised Eogliehmen ha did not know
invaluable sasistance rendered t.y tee Bible Sweletv le d h k iscathing terms tot the horrors of the what would-11r. B odg. admitted the &pelican was b orn
14 Wag mew. Hs also g ova a number of interesting details an a •P° • a .n El/dell soil and of an Eoglosh mother, but the father
of the missionary work in the Wend. A collection was I his back '
=whine-carved chairs, slway_s sticking a 5... • foreign, sad that in Stephen's. Clo tea
made at the door when he tried to sit down. He was approved to gilt had . ..• . mmal se
been held to be a feta objectlon.-Kr. Howard
furniture, The celebrated Louis Qnstorze style remarked it was not every child that knew its own father.
received no favour •it was never • nationalfurniture. If Kr. Bodge's interpretation of the land was to hold
merely the style of • particular Court, and did not good, why they might well repeat their childhood's
@prowl much beyond Paris ant St. Cl.oud. They need hymn, " I thank the goodness and Um grace which on my
not go farther than England In search of • style, while lan he, smiled, and meds me in them Christian days,
there was the Queen ADD an I Chippen.lale. Modern a happy English child." (Minh lieughter.)-The &Willits
chairs w appuen•ly male by people who Barriottr. : I believe io the oblection.-Disailowel.
sat down and
if they sat down on their own chars In the matter of the claim of Mrs. Blandford, of North'
they would five up mail them. Alluding to the street, who claimed a municipal vote, Kr. Howard
dimormion 0 the wells a ~,,,m. be continued, objeoted.-Mr. Bodge contended that, by the 23 me., 4
photographs were rarely decorative, especially of their and 5 Vic., the widow by Ire deceased towhead's demo.*
relations-(laughter)-and he solvited people if they 7,1'1 properly qualified-Mr.
*.ilt!O'
swawarl saint this do-d,
wanted beautiful rooms not to be on very intimat • tio,ot h.. D.,. riitai.)_koiooo:l.l. M . Budge: Co.
terms with their relations. If they wanted decoration, The claim of °Thema 1.-nold. of Iffionworthy, wee die.
have the beautiful mezzo-tints of Sir Joshua Reynolds; paved by Kr.Trevani on. He 84 I the man lived at a place
but if they had these they mull suit the deooratiou of calle I Portsmouth-la latteln-end the cottage in goontion
the room to their men o•tiot. Toe steel engravings of was °omelet by ...m o on I women, who undoubtedly
the present time were never decorative. Passing on to wasonwit or olled.-Mhotß4dee .all he could +tete from
speak of the subject generally, Mr. Wil•le said the real ' .?
ha
claim ;Tau% Whine 'the' ;de:roller We' the 'enter.
blow came upon Art two centuries ago, when there Curt, and, in lip Ss of his Sri. nd'e'li Bonier at the Tit
came about the complete separation of the artist from it WWI info set, he (W. Outer) stating thaotuist trekourineee ta;
the handicraftsman. There was nothing more beauti- th . hnas i end slept there oh= within i • x months of mak-
fat for wall decoration than well" eaten bits of brass ',ore a e claim that ....e suflicieno-Toe Beristns Barrister :
or silver, and they oneht tot-k, the pleat ..f the crude Yes. I etated if Wien were an °visional sleeping in the
pictures of the present day. I,e ding lo.iliNd dao.ora- h one at rookie that would be sutent. I rub llt In tlae
lion, he proceeded to touch on the ailortiorint of the litii.gg rase at D ircheiter. -Cl4ll/I .110 Ned.
occupiers, which he admitted to be en rot honey difli• The (omit then adjourn od until Monday.
cult question. At the present time it seemed as if the
milliners were the per•ons who had the right to dream WIIIBOIAME.
the nation. Now, they were the let In the COUNT Y COURT.
world who should do it. The ire .ple who TitunsooT.-(llsfore Mr. Sarieget Tindal
Atkinson,
judge.)
should dress the nation were the artists of the
People. If Mr. Wilde's lecture had no other merit, it C. H. W. Perking's awl G. a Parkinson v. William
.
possessed this, viz., a splendid definition_ -f fashion • Whittle. -Thor was an action in which the p,aintiffs, who
are sargeons, ..1 W•mborne, nod the delendent. a labourer,
' Fashion," he said, "Is a perticulor form rof of aisrarove. for LI 6.. for mad cal a, laminae. on his *ifc
uglinee, so ugly that we have to chatigo it every six 'hoot her caftan...S.-Mr H. S. Diekioson eppeured
months." No one should ins ellowet to deeign a Mese for the plaintiff.. did Si'. W. H Druitt for the defendant
who had not drawn the Venus of Milo at 1.. et twice. -Toe woo had been adjourned from the lot Coott, in
The lifehion-maken of the present day seemed imbued ogler th ,1 evidence might be given by the relieving , Moor.
with the notion that smallness constituted beauty; -floe d 4. nee was aid this was a perish case, a. an
loutbesuly did not depenol upon size. A beautiful waist. order load hen &leen by the relieving oflliter It Mr.
foot, or hand, was not nectimarily • small one, rPaelat'o7
sthoi..sitiednel
,M,sressWr looltthill during bearyloseris The
beauty consisted of the exquisite curves whicO nature WS% Tani . d -Mr. S Noun foTeiteumnue"r•orevarg. deletticeral, XI
here!f intended as her ideal of beauty. The dross of toot on soot, mho.. IPSO. be recornmen4d the women
man was even more difficult. Most meu decleced they to roan oappo cation for an order for parochial
.lid not mind how they deemed, but he dirt toot belays mot cof retie ; she dit so, and be gave an order on
it, and, of Coliree. neither did they. The only practical finding that she was really usable to llti= for • doctor.
reform he could suggest was the substitution of velvet The charge all 'will to the medical officer for midwifery
now and then for cloth, and the entire sho'ition by cues, was 100. El, Of .C 2. according to the character of the
To the h-st of 101 l knowledge zi gave the
law of the chimney-pot bat (Laughter.) That was ca„,:r.r ,„, Dr. Per lane°, boa as he had so ke
certainly etnethino which ought to be got 1i I of. (Hear, oe, io in kinds to aye her 'told not now solimearanLoVa: actually
hear.) The broad.brimmed at was the lo et end most otrog the order to ths d atm. He dot not keep •
suitable form for either man or womeo. 'Fey only ei unterfoil always at that dye, but he did so now. It
require' to see the results of the chim cy.pot het in wa not always wagoner,' to mike application to the
the marble and Mont 1 of the sculptor 0.. i ensure its gow Can. before giving an 'order. -His Honour mid that
total extinction. (Laughter.) The velvet eat, in this m-pOtiplicity . f bus doll., It was pueblo for the
knickerbockers, shoe., and stockings formed the dress ri.ili
osionst nipte,rhti. 'have forgett-n to give the order. He
that he oonsiderad beautlhoL But wbether man p.a.,
_.
.osiv w
~
~, a
werst.hleme et ached to him; it was
changed his dress or n 4 wee not of s, moo'. national the ith,l
..t .
mlto.l j , lise.,:q,tahsowut-bathni: it.eara ii it at
Imp ortance as for woman to be loolependent of the whichTuion-oit for /A de. roil, be given for Pla%Oili:bitilYt
modern milliner. The effect of them ny IoWI ooln of art he thooght the suarilinus ..hout I refuel the defendant the
now established would be that people wrothi see where onomey.-Mr. Diekin on salt tat ha did not think the
lay true beauty, and they would Boot lee content any it oard wood! look aeon it in thd Wit, as the cone was of
loo.ger to be so mutilated as they hoot beech Touching 'Omo'diatit°,° r.aoi'', l'iat nallirog.-liie 11.120.1 f hoped the
on the great subject of art education he thought rO•rkino.n ssi I t'iat AD 'o his recommended on.-Mr.
it should be taken mush sear. li t Oon- of hut tO eh to ' tWU 1110.11 d not have been beard
I'm, outervortlon of the relieving officer,
sidered we had made • great role aka in who was not on goo I tenni with him. -His H onour mid
the matter of education, from the fret that that he hail trii.d to av id all personal matters in dealing
It was founded entirely on books, whet° as every with thn can..
nice child he knew detested books, except ouch as Rogeboth Poems v.l .rues John' oo and Frank Real.-
Hans Andersen's. Instead of teaching the chili nee- clam £ll.-T of,. wee ,r, e„ti 11 oourned c 3.,1n wbiota lir.W. H.
iiii
decorative
min
we
stemmed ion hi. heal the Mutt Mitered for the ielent rant. an 1 salt the parties had
agreed to • sattlem •1 h. eo .
latitude and longlttole of plasma they or no ookold sll dol *vor bodY else gs 0 t • ec wont, which was for
i 0..... - laden lento ecOn bet al
would re ever co to go I"; that was oeuraphY. 110 Elo. 3.1. of thus deb an t, the defendt J ohn eer
admit.ge
(Laughter.) 'Then the criminal bletory oof Eoglend am that he oast £.5 In IL of the arsouht -Jut nt
they cello 1 Kootenai Some maul work, ouch as wail accordinaly /iv 11 'or pla4n.iff for CIO 13..3 I..pay 1.-ita
carpenteriego or decorative work, such as the simple to he male loi each de e Want b. 4. nu madly inotelmente,
forms of mosaic, were of inmate° value. As Altote il ono Anto-wo end Jam's Audios* (tralieg
illustration he gave a few of hie personal experiences tors Andrew', 8r0..), of W. 11., I.atoer nrochents. v. Ala).
in America. He was told of the growth of cities ' wag, ea low 4t.h • let Samuel Yae r, of Wi gernborne.
-Mr. W. it. Droll • o
In • few months. In Colorado he was tool.l .of ewers' 1, defend ..0.-Ta. :4: +trot foe plaonriff, o and Mr. Moore
moo, and what, he asked, did those quickly collected of account due for roods swopPlirealdl.hlsf .
pllll, balance
0011=g11111•• cars In "IS MX William lb. Conqueror that the estate aught, hi ',paw, ta administered by

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.
SATVIDAY.—Before Linut•Col4 st, .j. R.
Thornton, Esq., and It. D. Th rat ,n, Eon., jun.

JUST LISTS.
Bevan,' overseers who failed to pot in an appearance,
on Saturday Wit. now appeared an I produced tha Hots
of persons liable to serve as jurymen, which were
oonArmed.

Arrucliloy.

Mr. S. Barnes, on tehrlf of Kew& Eldridge, Pope
and Co., applied for temporsry authority to 11 0'1661
Walsh to C 11 beer and wine at the Royal George In
Maiden Newton, until the expiration of the ex .t;ng
li0110•11 to Georg* hforrie.-L-Granted.

STFIGING A 2101 T.

A young woman, Caroline Jane Harwood, wag
(+armed with stealing a 1.15 note, the money of Mr. I
Edward Hempstead, at UPweY.—Mr.. Hempstead
said on Wednesday last week she drew fr on Messrs. '
Williams' bank £lo—a Eb note and the rest In gold '
and silver. She took the money horns and plaoed it in
the each box, which we kept In her own bedroom in
a cupboard, which was locked. She made a memor-
andum of the number of the note. The a te now
pro hicel by Sergeant Wills was the same. She taw
the not in the caah boy last Sunday with two
sovereigns and a laalf-sovrarsign. She took out the
hallosovereign. Last Thursday m cuing she went to
the box, to take out some money. It was still locked,
and so w; the cupboard door. She found the
£5 note gone and two sovereigns ; but there was a
half-sovereign there which was not in the box lest
Sunday when she Ist saw the 1, x. Prisoner had
assiated in her house as cherwoman during the last
four m oaths. Whilst the pri.oner wadi in the house
the bedroom door was not locked, bat she dli not
think she was ever left in the home aloe. The key.
of the cools box and the cupboard were on a ring with
other., and when she w..nt t . the room on Thursday
morniog. at the time when she ini eel tie,
m rosy, she foul the keys on the tip of another
cupboard where she generally kept them.—Priaoner :
Was I ever In the room without you !—Witness: Not
as far as I konw.—Louira Porte I said she livird at
Littlemo ir, in the pari.h of Br iadwey. On Thursday
hat she wee at Weyroomh with the prisoner. They
were together all the afternoon. When he saw her
firrt she had two half•crowns and a £5 n.4e in the
purse. She said the note w the money of Mrs.
FAmunds, and she bad to go and p y 1:4 at Mr.
Wright's. She went into the bank fu St. Thomas'
street. near the Puet-riffloa, and changed the note.
Prisoner did not go to Wright's to pay anything, and
they returned t Brualwey. Witness was sure
prisoner had the money when they parted. She
(withers.) went on home, and prisoner went towards
: Mrs. E Imunds'.—Mr. Sept. Gale sold if the Bench
. considered there lc r ant:Ed-int es:deuce for . remand
he would not offer anything further to-day, as further
er.quiries •onid be male.—The Bench remanded the
prisoner till Saturday next.

of tits Court for the h fit of the creditors. Mr. Mores.
*rho pro lived robste,s Aid this woes vexations °roc eding.
Tio.re w-ra only eight creditors of the f mestere r stir
seven of whom hod avow/ 1i accept • c imposition of 55.
in ths S. and elle • the p it. woman to con iuu the hosts
nest. ot the eighth Cr. title (the pretent plaintiff*) who
came to Wimborne to tusk. u dortunately
fell
into the band, of • ma, who •d•issd bus. inetlead of
soccosring the widow, that there were other saxes, out of
which • larger dividend ruiglt be 'ibid.—Yr. A. 0.
Andriws was put in the box, bat (died to give so/
evidence of further assets. —The widow, after being
examined by the Jotigs, and crlasei,mia..d by Mr.
Moors, mode • etatem •nt t, the efloct that the amount
left for creditors after p 4ytnont of fomeeal ant other
expanses was only 513.—U's It .11011 r expressed • dislike
t 'seine • small estate wag .d to law expenses in•tead
of going to Um creditors.. ot soot that under all the
circutostancts he should not grant ill, aonliottion for an
eiministration order, whieh cosll eeslo'r this supsll
estate up in law oasts. Ito 030144 Justice would I/I
done by • lodgment for p'aintillis for £5. and a verdict
would be entered accordingly._

BLANDFORD.
LOCAL ROAR!).
FRIDAY. —P ut—Mr. J. ti. E. La t r.mca (Clisirroln).
bles•rs. T. 11 Perk, J fihrrwart, H D mien. S. A,rbott.
Byers,B. Ohilds. P. A. Bar., J T Barnes J. J. Bail
S. J. B rpitt, AS. Whit... and J. Ball
To. Cualutax repart.rd hasind lon Mr. Wletk
owner of the premises. wb, bat &rub:A the niedicei
offloses repot aa to neeessrty doing awe/ with stable
c41.V.8101. sod thr)dral'. hr-P-rly rharn rl all would
he r ht Bruer that the rOl &eel 01110 r hod somewhat
au ore emphat trally dr•l•rod the place a a isauere and
pr.julleralt rr be .111.
A. they., 000 lull meetrnt the pro'att was raid and
coiled offi,ve. report.
Witham Appltn. • tenant of Hr. Rot,'An• attended, and
made I formal comp' .int 04 1. DOS. 0 hol• '5, and
state of drainage, oh 11l he char c'..ri..1•1 .erl bad. lie
had heed in the Map) 15 gem,. end during toe Pm' Iwo
lusts his wife hat been in to I h rtn,timrs the
drain was not emptied f.rr six 0-on we-k. The mature
(than the stables had to 1)1 tamed froht of two
oott met to the °smut. sod bosh span the saute 007 00

removal.
Mr. A. 8. lionuits: What sin is your wife I—Answet
It,. HODOI3 Oa, it is time for her to 1 e d.
Too Inspector of Nui.anc.s (Kr. C. W. Wt..) gave •
report , f subsequent ex dnioettoo of preints.• with Mr.
Wyet ow), ao4 Kr. D (m.llCd Moor.)
Mr Erin seal Vile report of the medical man was very
ettong. and as the BJ•rA wer• the peotcotors of the public
h.alth , they were bomi to l stops
ike sps to remedy the evil
complained of. He admitted the blue's men flit •
O sisonce if prop Illy attetdel to, but, if neglected thell •
stable soon bee in. • nuisance.
Yr. P. A. Bse-tute t ioustit many house' kept now.
If they reverted to the old style. only one stable • Quid be
u.ed. end this Mr. T. M. PALL hod 'Loy oluot to go by the
Medici d Officer's report, watch suited' °Meant,' Prei
to health. Tenant •.ao co ordained he was sorry to pet
tit"drentoton. inlatAnhi'saiwea.nat'albluowt ober tolibl^66. i
oWP:ttu,'"" -De"..ni
would he usurelly wrong, and perhaps Walt, wrong.
Mr. gram aoquiesord.
Toe B Nig d uoriniumosly rdeolved the Medical oflloer's
report be noted on, sad the whole of the ambles &scone
Maud, and hotio ta were ordered to be served on both
owner and occupier to abate the nulasnoe by removal
of the horse within a mouth from this date.

PETTY SESSION&
Saru Roar .—Ber ore Mr. J. U. K .ssal•Pievd.ll. Mr. I. 4.
le a rioter Colonel Breda Uuten, M j tr-OttinfOl
Sir
Charles D'Oyiy, Bart., and ILajorasueral Donne.
An application from Kr Vii lam Hodge. for renewal
of license to sail lifework, wa. granted.
Andrew Satibt., an ~d.t abs-tree, of Hinton. was sum.
mooed by fle,rice Coombs gamekeeper, for trupassm*
in munch of game on the $5t.11 of Ausset.—Yr. Atkinson
defended —4:horde Co who, eatnekroper. in the elliPlo7
▪ Calond i, on the Milton Atas estate, said on
the morning of the tat of August be was near • Piece of
'turfing barley, when he sew Squibb cane and take up
• wire with a rabbit In it, and then be went to the hare
wipe in the barley. Toe 'timekeeper was positive he
saw ham take up the rabbit from the wire.—Oroes.
examined : Hs did not see the wires put down, but wee
, told of be same, and we. there tie ni et morning at day-
break —Solomon Sdcklind, another gamekeeper, deposed
that lie saw S4utbs put the grins down in the afternoon
previous to the day on which the offence above spoken
of.—Mr. Atkinson would tat call any witness for the
defence as this *widens. was conclusive, and to. Basch
indicted • fine of CI, including C eta
Stephen House and Joseph House, of Hilton, were
oh aged by Ellen I) eis with being drunk and disorderly,
and musing to quit an Culotte when ',quested to, on
the ad of S rpteinber.—Omop 'anent danaed the defend-
ants Citni Into the FoX Inn, nt Hartfoot-binsts and
c sumencrd playing a gime in the Louse watch was not
allowed. She CJII them to leave the littler. When they
becime Updated, but ultimately lift the hour and went
and got • barrel of bier, twinging it in front of the inn,
drinking front it, an 1 eupplying bee ti pasture-by. Tole
wise about 164 o'cick in he &awning Is the efterooon
thsy returu 4 1,-ty iliosiicstelt act an* sent for the
I, rilCOUltin, Cy to 41,4 nilNolo ;-o Ike defendants
remained an 1 inscomln 311 tbaniotAres Liti Maio( ame.
—ln ctei--*xaminati is ths C .1/1,1011.111 denied being
4011.17.1 at t...a &Ate I mt. gettng a hir,-.1 of boor, and
Aiti.4 it • way in front of brr 0004o.—Willptas O'Brien,
excise "alma, depo tot se .o II see oderiog beer to
puserrby, and ha offered watt to iiim. He advised them
to dl house, but Inst 44 of doing • they went PAO the
bone, and isclted those iu the souse to further disturb-
Anse. Stephen 11,40-4 cone lot the bar and used rile
languate.—Yor the defer" Mr. Atkin.° °intended Ms
effair was exaggerate 1.-10 reply it the Chairmen. Km.
Davis sail the barrel of beer w.* b-ought about two
u'rl wk. Too wagcon and 11 Pre., op 'keno( &I in Ch•re of
8 Homes, we, takes away tsi a imeone else.—The
13 nth inflicted • due a Liam' tic 61. costa utila.
Ksight, of Cow.tin Mansell, ww. charged
with trespass in purituit .if gams on the fhb September,
mi laud belonging to H. E. Huntley, Esq.—Daniel
Vincent depend ine on Strider al, galloon, the 19to
September, he stre E light in the park, •id they at
ooce ran away from • rahbit burrow. There were others
Eilight. but tau ran away, and he could not
identify them. Ile saw pureemets imaging out of
Knigne• Pt aca, and he pissed op oto near the rabbit-
interior —The Cl*irtnail amid they 'all inflict • fine
of £2. 'eels lin* ciaaa—the exile El being on account
of its being Son-tat.
(Snort, Adams and H. 'ter Ili lour, two young men, of
Blandford. were charged with trespass In sesrch of Witless
ill the par.ah of Tune{ M inkto3, on the 18.0 SOptotil-
blr.-111, Attineon d.fondad, and pleaded guilty, lot
which they were fiord Ws. and costs; or one month

,
hard Letitia.
Tao lima two defendants ware further charged with
assaulting Th Jua L too and Chsrs L twsgamakeepers. • t
M. 111121. Lim., and pi ice. Tot 31r. Atkinson pleaded not
TYOOIIII L toe. gunekeepar, dep th st his a atir the
two defendants in tie luiss•brake on Rsoa-down. In
company with hit .on they sits gl the dafendantas who
at nun, which be parried off. 11, also saw Adams
atruggling with hts Iwo, who ws. install Very 10000.—
Cuaries Lona, s.nt of the tirst willies.. gave manias
evidence ea to mooting toe defanissta, ea h of whim
earned stark end bmktt, ant were accompanied by •

lurch. doe. 11. cOliare4 hunk who acacias vivo
vialent, and threw him to the cro in I tole*, causing blood
to flaw from his mouth; after card. Al ants gat away, and
was caught asaio, causing &oath •iolent struggle. Toe
keeper us-id hia stl it in aelf-deteuce, and that probably
sec ainted tor the tae: of ki 4018. h sad being covered avian
ualy boaters—Samuel Burt, a groom in amp:oy of
.11Lr.
J. J. Farqu i.ran, dip,,., I s pi Ma assault complatovd
of, an I helpel pall A lams off the younaer ILMIP•f.
Attar Adam, had throatened to crack his jaw, Llama
.truck him with a stick.—Mr. Farquharson rational during
the hewing 01 th‘s care—Tait Bauch atter a cansultation,
In the courge of which it tranapired both datendants had
been proviodsly oonvictad tar planning and eawulta
decided on convicting tho delentants of this charge slat.
and the chairman (Kr. Kaasal-Pierdsila mentenc•ci Adams
to six weeks ward labour. W.l IL kaullt to one month.