The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-24 00:00:00

THE DINNER.

The dinner took piece on Wednesday evening at the
Antelope Hotel, when Mr. R. Thornton took the
chair, aupported by the Hon. %V. H. B. Pnrtman,
M.P., and the Rev. H. Everett, rector of Holy
Trinity, Dorchester.
There were alsJresent :—The Mayor of Dorchester
(Alderman Ernest').Mr. G J. Williams-Andrews, hon.
sec., the Mayor o Weymouth (R. N. Howard, Esq.),
Mr. Henry White, Mr. R. hleikle, Mr. Henry
Fookes (W. Whitchurch), Mr. Best (Dewßah), Mr.
Hawkins (Slartinstown), Mr R4IIOOOIO (Waterwmbe),
Masers. T. Saunders, Henry Duke (Wo eleford). J.
0. Saunders, Gale (Nottington), 8. Vine, Byrnes,
Henry Mayo, E. Baunton, Hu:table, Levi Groves,
John Chick, John Mayo (Broadwey), A. H. leck, J.
T. Eraser. G. Ember, F. gnaw, G. Symonds (Monk.
ton), R. Fudge, H. Ling, Maori, C. Davey (Toad-
over), Captain Hodges, W. H. Denman (Troyiciern),
E. liellhz (Yeovil), El. Pope, James Guy. W. Mayor,
W. Smith (Hoopern, Exeter), F. Edilieon, W.
Thomas, F. Holland, J. Groves (Weymouth), Stron I,
Bennet', Marvin Lock, Hull (Deuce), Hodedon (Port-
land), C. Mayo, Roper, Itc.. &c.
The loyal toasts having been honoured,
Dr. ALDRIDOZ proposed the next toast, which they
would receive with the greatest cordiality and enthral.
aim—" The Army, Navy, and Volunteers." (Ap-
plause.) We are proud of them, and particularly since
they have been in Egypt—they are as good stuff as
ever they were, and take an interest in the affairs of
the country, which they defend. Never HSI • cam-
paign so manared as that in Egypt. when they
adopted the motto to "go and at 'ran," and they did
"go and at 'am," and carried all before them, so that
we are wood of the ability with which the whole cam.
patio is carried out. But we could not have sent out
..ur household and other troll,' unless we had the
Reserve Forces," and he gave "'The Army. Navy, and
Reserve Forces," c 3npling with them our gallant chair-
man. (Applause.)
The CHAIRMAN MAI IHHO one and all are proud of
our gallant millers and sailors. who, when they struck,
struck home, and finished up the war, and if the foe
comes over here the Yeomanry awl Militia will give
an account of them. (Applause.)
Captain Howie also reponde I, and said though
they might not he a very useful force, yet the Volun-
teers are • sign of the spirit of the country, which has
a good effect on the nations if Europe. (APPloomo
—Captain Hodge. mixt gay* the, toast whieh he felt
rather unequal to," The Bishon and Clergy and Mina-
, tend all Denominations." They are all so intimately
connected with our own that we always are glad to
recognise Our bishops an I pastors. They are con-
nected with the landlords and farmer' are goo I judres
of stock. an I fond of field sports, though they may
not pre-Idea them as much as they wish. (Applau-e.)
liev. H. EVIRICIT had been sorry to hear it had
been said of previous gatherings that no parson was
present to return thanks. They had not received
levitation. to be present pr ' -vionsly and with the
I shynees of the cloth, they had taken it as • delicate
hint to stay away. Now that the derk clouds of
calamity are rolling away, he hoped that such a dire
dieseter as that of the parsons not getting their tithe.,
as in the Midland parts sometimes, will not happen
, hare. When the sheep are selling at • guinea • leg,
so that parsons will not be able to eat mutton, that
butter is so dear that their families will be reduced
to "bread and scrape "—(lau,:hter)—now fowls are so
dear that parsons cannot taste them, except on high
days and holiday., and bonfire nights; and milk is SO
rich that milk.sellers take care to dilute it with plenty
of "skim "—(laughter) —he hoped the erod times of
the farmers are rapidly returning again. (Applause.)
Mr. W. HAWKINS gave "The Mayor and Corpora-
tion of Dore& star." They had provided good market
end fair grouuds, and the present Corporation are not
behind in providing for the farmers' carrying on their
business. (Applause.)
The Marcia, Mr. Aid. Emson, responded, and midi
he had spent two or three hours in the exhibition
ground. The condition of the animals was such as any
one could b' prowl of' it showed the emnloyment of
energy, intelligene., skill, and capital. He hop-d the
&pees ion is pealing and that farming will be able t
prepare for future deprewdone by saving in times of
prosperity. The er,und they had secured Lathe very
spot of all others for the exhibition, and their cordial
thanks are due to Mr. Hayne for the u.e of that
ground, which he hoped will be secured in future years.
He hoped they would meet again under similar happy
nititiMataitolo. (APPIAVSO)

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Prisoner: It is falae.
C0..-examined: Ile did not make any note of the state-
ment the prisouer made.
Jane Elswoirtb, wile of the Natiotial Sriboolmaster, at
said the prosecutrix was in her service. Wheu she
returned on the let of Animal she appeared very much
upset, her clothes rwere very dirty and torn, and she was
crying.
Mr. Will. said he should call witnesses for the defence,
Int he should submit first there IMM no evidence to prove
the more *serious offence.
Mr. Pearce argued that the girl's evidence was, to •
certain extent, corroborated by the medical man.
The Court said they would not proceed on the MOTO
serious charge, but the other indictments. charging the
prisoner with an Iniloc.nt and common asa.ult.
Mr. Willm, after remarking how difficult it wee for •
charge of the preeent nature to be defended, said the
defence was—the prisoner was not p front on ti. occasion.
The iury tuust look a.. the °ride= r very clo,ely, and
especially when the proetcutrix left out an important
Point in her evidence—that • man named Tom Rouse (no
relation to the prisoner) saw hrr part of the way home on
theist of Angust. Not one man, who must have seen the
prisoner following the thl. had be dem Ph had bees

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Me. Ilrear Fr oe et W. Whitchereh. te ewee 1 • c they. n . Toe Meteis of ibis lody, to the great said the muse" thme home. had hi. seem, en, eee.
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" The C mode el e nlw s.- (Appeteo.) It to l. nO I WI, nyel c eisi•he all the ciretuytereeee Diet we aleall
But I think, upon retire:inn, you will say, ehaptaia, bee ane affected In tho setae way shortly atm' Ilwrlott Mono. mo'hof of the Wien's' n's '4l-0. .nt
t a emus. pant nitm The 1 on.tiverchiet po.
County ,e't,r re ormee.t t I 'loan w • al, 'rher•• i. M. ! not be jestifie iin I h•t• pea eine up us elite to wilting tn.:opinion et her inedie st att mien.. by Veined I, Ti', ri. cot hy the po icereal era. hers. te, end wee in the
I'l .yr. the right et •n in the ..i..ht pe o-( ,1.1 Iv's.) - A.,,1 , ready t,, Ave the heath: hit enereitatend th • beg.
think mil (hi- sr te lore +red he the le, ej one of the pewee, he et luring the day p 1 mpg W a Wooing.
el"; cooTeir:hnoVeit rs, r•sulte lin her ii-stli. •irc ...oned in Ise
J ....pe I( um, prisoner's brother. tee' On V. 14 ~,
C los, I Delle's .1., it let I. , "ii'. . to tee fi...1 him 4 ' lie time t,Il c et vice of th county.
to. 1. •' '; '' - t ..: i .-1. . at.. I' r ent r- •i • 1 i l • o I ..11 r'l 'l •••• c'' 'cc ah•nd iho loatifi .1 in h a tee •I i' t.t •e well. amt. this eppeselog t. be the Atte....A.ur m•itterie 4 tolstlird,
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I ilinet On ex mi ~ti •n ie .4 f nm 1 thst one of the eel duffles
, :rot". tr"other ho.l nnot onel..' Wools's...n.l •hs arem e d litt s'" pnbi.
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1 '.'n.i.,1:...t 4.1,in , ...;tr'..it'Sn'.!..".A :... ....4 e a. 1.1.0-. an twno to bed at, .. tq 4 ate. •that lone
fill,' r hed reed. tied th t cheir, ~ .slte, of Quince presure in lord up ol ore tte dei mei seength. e• o Joreph (,hr .to her se -I he Meted ...rite the methor of
:less{ nu. lost at 4:1 rs'ars of ge, thee cell' pot expect mare that he woull now he able to elecherge with
.1 II the aet hove cc •ered, end he Accuee.l. Da the I tot Aug' it be WM mowi g with
c, se ions turn .ioni.-. •
• toots!. man tic Minato in the we 1 A gentleman sate( teflon to hired If. Hitt althou.:ll we do not, and
teni-as"';•101."t !,- 111,:•,:-.h..an i to old .ne fi11..1 up. We i tus
Lt•re ha. been ne roorrence of the complaint" the two n• nes. snit t .e ecrow i e ill eg his h nil. .1 ea.
ha.l lee lecturing in the eau' of Dorset ; he haa mty n tt, peeee them him th it he oh .31.1 c Imitate in
heerd . ibis I,cturiug in Dereheeter, but did not come Mee elite,. I Valet r.ei woted be ail very unwillil Isamu ,I Symms, the • °caner of !dr. Shoridsee. ni.ht sent to led ateu. e 9
u part it it eed when
to hear him. it, could not give much account of him. indeed to ac mot this !melee :tete without some me e went Iwo he... the aecused in Yd.
Ho a•Mel, the Viaitoro flt itmch helebteri to Me. hued up in Cut
Fenn, for hie ereet kintin ... in ellowine them to
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This WI& t'le c ..e, sod Kr Will, monotonei t; th
But hi a•ke I him if he wanted a seat in Parliament, sal testimony of your atter elatiom of hie gr ~.t cut • sivsvaze threegle Ibis ineylew whore the long ',doom tent eking on 1.. calm .ritoary fart t':
ot he
he replied "nothing of that set." ,Tr. Fookee having service% awl eeriest for hie own valunble private gram Wee standier, before the hay we made, to • hr--c wimets• s creed for the .I. lime were n t cot t•
ex/messed his doubt as to what the' gentleman was character. (APPleue-.) When on an occurion like newts thee: teng ins 4.e ler to ebtain a surp'y of go .1 ex omitted.
&Witte et. ...meted-el by impolite; the " Health of 'hie we see u"t Propeeteg to ge 'n
jet , the ee de who're...me weer for tl.e Witte. ••1 rng the tim the M. P •aree, in his &biros, v m ,rke I the, Mr. Wm.
tht C ounty MeneOrto. (Apelaiese.) qualities of any men. but at the tame time r thi..k new well was being dog. The Visitors also felt there attempt ol t . rid ,• 00 ;abed at it • boo ;.. n.l as ol at ova
The Hon. W. 11. B. Power IN, returned thank'. you will aeree with 501 when you are pastiest an en- w re, wrest enelit duo t , the Int e•tiet.•ndent and the • tire-, th it toe so a.ener weer net
ittilia.,:nal.the: that Me
The life of a mamba, of Pare merit WM. nit exectly a logium upon a public Yonne, it is a coy great aseldant resilient efficors at Forston for the prompt girl m 1 cob..r...ilbs eloft • I. Ai.; crii:•,,,x ;le%
bed of rose., for they had worked night and dee, and grotifie Won indeed that you can s.y that that man'. -perhaps ' A
:hie to ices, eel'.. hi. ed. of a p.l.oner w ell (I . thee
ter 31 slays he moved as a °heiress, en a large group private life has ben in h ortomy atrth his public utmost t o sc. so n him, and why .11 -sill he erste...mine
.4 railway lame hem 12 till late at nieht. And they hi% ( %plague%) In every instance hi his I revert winsitennothe
win wohir.ightethmedy
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doubt by the ju li dans steps they had teten. an lin the mother. Intr. nt tee pre-on . thee meet r m -tete,
wore liable to be Ic.v. iii, Co 1 ote at night as long a. himself a good pen ion mull a esel ~,,, ea citizen. lliviee Novi here., that the pr terra* of the •lisciee th .t it swag sot oely his char Oar at so..kr, for of th. y .114.
it plea. 41 the ext einely guil less ottetnlocre from the ( %Wens...) Nor. Lord Portman ie .ntitie I to eur
, 1 wa% lo noon Cheoltool. Although try ha.l greatly to char et him., tho roar r,d the q eel items girl
lemeral3 Ileto oh :Dna Lueieeie. Ho hoped that conei leretien in in my weys. it W. 15 00
vie h.' I°l'4 11"1" ". CI 1.1 -re th • bee 44 the chnitlenett wife en I co. of the they had "-e. it ot I t•ft hoz.
soon the nil,. of the !lotus • of Commons will be th e ..!fi •e, an I you ye the tete on anc, with which,
1.1.1.-nla, yet they eat eau ef r eratitmie lOW I bottleful. The D•po!,,-cle .::Ta:•4 nsu omits uo • . .i• ...
lt t 'the id W ter*Yo the 1 I-- -
altered et AS ti put On ~..,11 t . Ili" sy,..to ~( time, no to the lost h .ur, he lies carried on hi. duty, Les. te, ei....e it el not amithied a more &terming pro. thi:enni
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A gem' •leal of aloperi!ina has kb u made by s eno wenegline athime ill-h retie at an a ivante I
, teed eas. Ilene it ,ve It. a leptien of the rep et, which chit the girl cal t i tbls nily quia t•r .; tan frail:
Colloer ra' iv, a, awl 010$ by mute 4.1 our own Jr rich of life. 'Thronollt ll' I mai' A:Y.,'" hhe ban wa • c ste ed unanim misty. see li ul •• off rd. Ile thou eat •h , eri Won, ,g
side, to a pe.p•sition :1, foe eleeleg A deist, by a ham 'levet. d the wh"l 'of l'il °nen:" an" "ine Fl,fanclfii-L'' di gliooNi "chairmen of the Fin vice •he molted Man revelt-is the eel het ben vinheely
mej •rity of one. lie vot d for It; but Aural be ela I to the clincher et of the met wild, 'hely which 1.1
C tmitiittee, in et. d the a Ineti •Ii of the reset, an I ats 04 ge and ti yeaton owes I/ wh in erm
to see a ...inprombe effected whieh will fecilit ote the h.-fore him. (A. 1.1 att.() )He was 1 very teem kettle
the a rate .'f le in id. Ebe er lore 1.-Cerrird. the a•eallt comont•ed. The veils' co 'I Mr. wee,
earning of nee rule., he believe! that a two-,hieis mei in the •li-cloieet of his dutio., n e only fee .iili- .....
wee rf I 'OserABULARY.-I.,aptein CAMI, .ILYS reed bows. as ts ie.t ey Ca. err mat rdl ee te,
ma) why will he sufficient fer All practical nucleope., to genCO-n t only for the care with which he dealt with lb.. e.e„„,t , d etoteet .. 4 ,
pri.ono wa. in h s onplor. an - ‘I e r 'teed
it 'l' the debate. (Applauto ) Ptiey did net want the tether. which cause before him-toot wily for the .. '
IL.' e meuit•ee ee tor obit 1 ilia' • rate et einth • S, rimier on An tey HII at the tini he
t„,,h..,",e!iew.s:oree, ed A•t.t a •itie•lte. tort e 1 •ent -
to ',top a well debut. they et tp themselves ; but lucNlite us it whitth be lee! doWn the law, tied for the am In t , eel,teth 11 . 101., be or lerol st throe •es.i •ra
hc th•m ht a qu. ton for g maid .retten ... Wel.
when ar, illy imp wt rot det.ate prevents teal bluing's,' rme habi.....imWn abut et p vw. r, which I have n ver t. be paid on • week bo.r' tt owlet ...seine lobe spelt; t
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el as to lle• tim • tie ace teal retired t . bee ttit
(rem being done, th it wa, what is wanted to be Awe seen in any man before -but I. e tie. c nibineti• nof to t n general pu pees . f tee peliee fo Cc. At •
ugh', The wit-reset 'or t• e Leo •••-u• 'on hid gm 'their
e ~ ee. •e, inetutuend
ped. When he wet in the lio•se of Commena, the acentacy with deapatch. Weer. lo all lie h" 'an' .in l"."' "'
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.nt the Mvah. .ne • Very 'a rly an , dit suer helteved It they attest lind
whips tm both pet e mese t, eery to en malenemeling d•onel es thereby very great eeeiee, eel 1 think we , .
!I'" ':'":". 1' 1%,„,1%.1..; I A i.e. ~1 I,' .. 8 t a•sut lb° Pds '"v "it'. It it there se. a cond.. tOl • r.nete..
se to who vets to speak and et tee end of f our eigh'• ate! b . yid to expeo. to him, a. hoot. no I 0441: ailla to .
03.,. it ,Ittelee- ey, ethe aup ff.od. ‘.l el sears o age, in and it st.ey toi!is._l3,t.vh,... evade, e• et the defence thr•w
siel.ale. it W. gsarrllly Irmiwn a divishm would take be with no ..ur oliiep appr. clot im of the sterreces
l'ler al .0 . 1 1,.• ger•iret Of Read) Stil ve 'IMO the tor*. !II :I: he-•
loa:b n
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onoityos. cu I 11, t to the, ei gin
piece. That arrenyment Was my gm I for the conduct wither have imen of..' very great value to the cottotv i . dicing tte whole of which tune he h. held the renk of '""
Th .1 . ' t het 1 1 h le -
e tors . w o e eonau 4on. nom 1 •Pr -net gout
of biteit eseen.l preemie! the extreme it cot only not' an-1 I ti, nit yon will g_tr e *ith in. that ti,, C art ; g,,,,,,,,,,e. a of in.i. cent yodel., but I,C .Intn. feted het to u.e cy en
When • very import tnt debate was likely to chose. Au weeld ii- well to expr Pe to Ito their vry son- i Crim tere e CeeeLlt.ll REPAT. -The report +ens rem.
are tint of I is we old previous goo i elt aCt.r.
to did teetering Ape eh referee, to hy, Mr. cote eratlte le an I reelect for Itia a nicest, to render •by the I ;Emig .4 he reeet, by which it alp •a ii that It p eine. 115iit•OlOn t.. Deput• -C!, i ill al vie tbe
l"ook"s he thoneht the c ,utity ef Docaet rather it,. eel t,,-ti we/ le hie pet. mai c •arAct r, aa,l ,ha : 176 preon i were apereheed.d by the c ontalt Aare. Co ort entirely nee •.I wit . the v ipte t n i eerired t• c wry
liked to havemen they know tomethii g about-Omar, it e0..0.1.1 ~,,, gh w. may h I done ire.l of the I.IV Mt 140 ; ...1 war , &At. with 1... be ow. :-Dish rg d. 3'i t tut I effect t .1' eceinteeneatien. H • vie. tame t . t„,s
head-114h as to them. Ives end their (*.allies. ~f lib, lenient 3 Aso 5i,....., VIM h • may Will 0.1•41,10 10 summarily die or. ti Of. 127 : committed toe tied, It ye ,c.,. ~,eics.o.itinint.,lil....t ..). nu 11,... 1b.,/ .421......101:0 hm to
(Applowe .) Pe.haps the teeing mitht 1 e eimilar to . njo; many ye..r., even it we have not the advaotege leh ..., re. taros oh ,w but lute varialion from these thee._
.Th.....rt:.T.. f :::
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that exprewo Ito him in 18-17 by "Inc of h. future om- of his lire e co here aml the a lvatt ge of hie council*. .'f k
the vor.e.iworlit•g qu trier of last peer. thoe one kpt z n tre tor rts Catekel or months.
Himont% who Paid " I here a little to Ntro. and I (•%),,klAtame.) Speeit'it g at I he. of a private fermi, I ' hoeing boot eight more perent apprehended dating the
like t., hme some one who hew a liV le mu, to la% met say, with pride lied tatiefact ion, I have kn on him ' p 'at three womb'. whiet UP re lie, 'i-n a' .ociltaosi of
became he Will ewe for our pro. vtY as collie MA ,W 11... for 6.1 year.; es Were st l'olha • to.veth..e, wel from ,i' iss she ~...11.• irsvo 1 ...Di J. Ti.. .Its.rlot I toe wheat
(Hear, heard With fee oil to the war in Egypt, they that h our te thi. our trim !ship hi. been uttb-eken. woe cent to t.e step •rinte Metre of Divietetti hat
might, congratulate thenvelees On the epeedy end .4 and from that hour to (hit I h tve ever wan in him year, as to the dedrability of such ca.• es carne un ler
the wee. Sir (/' Wolestlev some c mei lerelde time that which ebould command o'. person .1 admiratien the ledumtle Schools Act, b•deg be,•lght to the
lefere, is said to hoe put his linger en the map en Tele tied mince If you sere., with melt. this, you will noticeo of the Jeri ices helm retulte I in between 30
el-Kebir, and Paid thie is where the battle will ell ome to eyelet 4811. Depity•Chairte •n that he sue 40 boys b leg 'sot te the Mil woe Indestrial
he fought, and that le wh TO the W.r will aviy bo IV. aOO,l MI 10 citing:tune:ate our der p regret to • ildn,„l. we, oet present there are but three v.O mei.,
be ends!, and it will be endel on the 15th L ord Portman thet he is unable any I miter to Fine cies 8 •rg lent George Holloway b oving Darnel
of September." Teat showed the juigment and disohargr thom high and respossible duties, an I aon nearly 26 years in the force, witn a very go 4
accuracy of Sir Garuot Wolaeley, and teemed he had to add our deep sentiments of gratitode, or real Lel- , character, during the wh le of which periol he h•s
rightly judged the feelings of the earthy. It is mid loge of reepect, anti the h..pe thee he will yet enj i in • hill tile reek of Sergeant. I beg to recommend a
that if you want t 'Cu' prise yetir enemy in the East, his privets capacity and in the bo in •of hie f wily lesion •if 18e a wok be grouted to him from the
the time to de it is just before daybreak. We cannot many years of happinete end honeur. (On reseuring Sep .ranneetion Fund, he now 'icing upwards of 60
lint admire the skill with which the army was brothht his meat the noble ler towel wermly applauded. Hie yeem „j era.
tip within striking diatauce ; when yen consider the speech throtzhout was retnaknhlY clear and ItoPrev• • Ttig Mil-BORNS InforirittaL SCHOOL.-The Client-
difficulty of guiding • lady of several thonsan3 nem 'dye • MAN maid he thought it right t. call the attention of
SCrOW • desert At night, I/ the star., we meet jutiee The Lod AUNGT3N rSe an,l said : Until he arrived the Court to the report ot the Chief Coonstahle with
it rete of the most MINI and striking enceersee ow et Derehecer to.thy he had se, 1.1.. a that this letter regard to tho In lu•triel &hoe, at Ntilhorne. It must
army haa hub (Applaume As to Leland, he th eight vo. all tit to be read, but he reelly coul I not allow be very gra,dvine t , the Court te tears that this
thing, will be tether briehter. kJ...Cane, there is a this °eve-Leath to pllll with-sit e3111.0..i.4 hi. , flObtrit3tioll, to which the Ceurt heti always shown each
greater disposition to beteg the perpetr•t .r. ,if thn reeret, end he was sure the reerrt of every magistrate i a great deal of interest, was, by the vrry crest libel.-
horrible min lets to justice. (Hear.) lie always in the room and reit of the room, at the la' they had . ality and kindn• a. of Mr. Mansel•Pleyriell, in inch a
thought our Governmeut were somewhat behind had onataiond by the dee if the services of Lord Portman. thoronehly elf -.eland working ithedition. (.t ;please.)
di bringing into force the strong measure which Ile thought he might say a bettor Chairmen If They found thoe wore only three vacancies in the
they have now breuelat into force-Owl-sod he (touter Semi •rts never exist d in any town it in , mita' •lithinete, and that a lug- wimher -eme-thieg
believed if they had meiny months ag v dune any cettlate in England. Not only was he an excellent - like :10 Of 40-ha I lately been sent th re-he 'ragweed
co, the state of Ireland would net have been so ba•l Os man of bylaws, lea he wale., quick en I had the knack
,suete of them hem this county. Tee inetitteion was
it is at the preseet time.-ltie.next meosere the hen. .3 ,thing in ball:m.6ow what etrtsin'Y wool'i tone it, a thoroughly offi ieut stets, aid he thought they
Member refereed to Wag the preposition for the Teed him two-and-a-half hour. to d ,-not that that WAM oboul.l oxpreee, as they had oft.n "one hef re. their
Closing of Puhlichoutes on Sundays, That wee a 'lnes- saying very much foe Lord Portman. (Latighter.) . great gratitude to Mr. Pleydell for all the rip-flee
Hon which entirely concerns the lower orders, an•l If it the alms time he also wished te publicly express . awl trouble he had taken in the miller. (Applaume
thelower orders unmiffakably expo.* their dears that to Lord P.trtman Isis thanks for the advice he h.'' I A
r•NALYST'd REPORT.-The analya's report wee nil.
publichouses shall be c10...1, be was net prepared to ~ften given him, frequently upon somewhat difficult The other business was of little general interest,
meet le-Speaking of Mr. itrmileuell's cam, he Bid matters, sometimes to do with the county and some- -
Mr. Braelauoth is • Man be utterly deteffeil, 11.1 myt times not. There was ne maeietrate in that ro en who THE CHARGE.
dangerous, hut it was now a quo-ti-n between die net know what a kind man he was, whenever any RETIIII3I•ST OV Lusts CoRTMAN.
the country and the elector, of Northam'. one went to Bryaustene, Lo•d Portman wai Always Mr. John Fieyer (Deputy Chaim in), in charging
too, and he thought Mr. Bra lb-ugh should heppy to are them, awl always en•led by giving, as he the Grand Jury said-Gentlemen of the Grand Jury-
be allowed to take his mat. He c ongretu- did 11m, excellent advice). tie teak this opportunity It was my painful duty yesterdAy to read a letter from
lated the society on the goorlyee of the 2410 W, and of saying these few worde,hecause he really woes 'lead the noble chairman, antiouncint his intention of re-
veto approvingly of the Poultry Show, but hoped of Lord Penman that he coule not help it. (A- • Model; the chairmanship of Quarter Be-sions at the
those valuable feels do not come fr me where his planar,) He seconded Lori Shaftwbury a en-tion beat limn .4 eur meeti• g. I have tosley te make, at
hounds hunt, because the allowance of Is. • h-.-.d for rho Derurr-Ceatesue sail lewd Bhafteshrry'll his lord•bip's etque.t, the same anneuncemeet to you,
them when cirried off by the la, w mid hardly emu- presence Hutt dey ass meter tor ithe it gratifintir sit' and I think I eau hardly do it better th n by readl-g
pensati • Again he congratulated them on the them when they considered the other important a short exte .ct fe•th a I eter which he bas tent me in
suenissful oh ow, and beved to drink all their good !mein,. which eaffed for his preeence. (Applaume writiog, in which, his lortithip reel "I aleo ask yen to
health,. Ho expressed the great pleasure which the Court announce to the Grand Jury tity retirement tom the
Mr. Deem, see., rave "The Visitors," coupled with always felt at noir g him there. On the present Chairmanship. and to thank the as etn•y of whieh they
the health of Mr. Ileward, Meyer of Weytnouth. recasi•ln he had been aide to speak of teed Pottnan ara the Grand Implore for the ceefi knee which they
The MAYOR of WElROL'ilit hoped the brilliaticy aid as no one else could have ep tken in that room, foe eo
, hive rep'.. din me during the lorg period of my
wit of the Houses of Leas and I lommote• would ono had been ie till disch•rov of radio antlers in tue cheiimanahip." y..., are aware, many I.f you, from
enable them te draw up a clear balanosheet for the couuty nearly so 1 •ng as Lott Shaftesbury, with the being p ereet in this Coe- t, that his Inviehip has now
farmer., and ml.. that their promises weal be carrier' eve pain of their noble Chairman. It Woo therefoto held the reap ,wilde an I hovirable ••ffico of Chairee .n
tele ( epplause.) He was exceedingly pleased they with very great vatiefaetien that be had leen able to of Q tarter eh miens f e mere than 21 years, ant you
hid had a noble Duke to prop s.° the toast. be th,-re that thy, and he (Mr. eleyer) expres•ed his ~.,,,a,,, , aware, awl eep meetly yow foreman, (rem his
Mr. G. WiLtlies-Asintewe read the prize litt, relent.' to omeept the •luty which his Lerolehip bed 1 .vg experience in thi. Cur', with what ehility the
Mr. Eletneen gave "Toe Donor, of Pricer." to be et plea.e.l to im; .411111.11 him, an Ito acipinint the duties of the chair have been di•chareed by hie lord-
which nohle chairman .4 the gr. at reeret with which the ',hip, IR 1••ng as h- was ols'a, an I permitted by the
Mr. CHAPLIN Satentße responded. and le'otnie.'d inn •encement hell been receive lin teat (leer,. of Ids 'tat, of his h alth to be pr• sent here on 1 to peeled°
• similar prize next year, on the same cmditions Al inteede.l re 01:s. ion, awl hi conyey it in the wore. ov.o. the trial of pHs 410 e. In the &ohmice
before, which lewd eb et...shore he lel very 11.1 y, and 5, „f that they hie ler.l. hip sh we I • power ef
Mr. J. T. blesOß else responded, and should be vete" notch in ex odawr with the feeling of tho Court, been di 'et iminatine 1...0rem that which is uniteport.
pleased t v offer tho satnc prize, when he holsed to see a pleased to utter. (Applause) ant cemeeratively an 1 that which may form
better c omie.l ith on. - a',imiortant portetn 44 the eh age pe tinst the
Mr. Jens Cleeige proposed " The Judges," to whom WEYMOUTH BACKWATER BRIDGE. prisoners; and be Was able by hie critical judgment to
they were under great obliged In. Lieut.-Col' -n 4 STEWARD read the I. ollowing report of seize at "no upon those points whit bto most upon
The Hon. W. H. B. PoRTRAN reeponded, an the Bridges and Buildings Committee :- the reetetith at is.ue. By these tnea•os he was able to
called on the other judge,' for their opinion.ls a maoner
'Your committee met on the 23rd of Sept thber at discharge the busine-s with deopeteh and s .
Mr. SMITII, of Ex ter, said the otock ehown to-dey
W yelourh, when thee. were preeent C lenel Stew me I, . atelier:tory 1,, the wh .le c they and in aw my which
was larger in number and bett•r in quality than it was ea'sesin II inham, Mr. It W. Wilhelm, Mr. J. Ihtt M. it has rarely fallen to the 're 44 &Chairman of (teeter
15 or le year. age. Ile wisher' thoo were better mut kl.logGenerel lame At the wlj w0rr....1 meeting toe+ eyeen, to eh.w in the died., we el oteh duly. But
y ...g lettere; but the clock hethed improving, and day there were present e doted s ,eivard. Careen Henbane besides the duty which fell to him au Ceeietuan of the
the two or throe year old heifers made it geol clam. Mr. M. Williffne Mr. IL Evans, Mr. Fyier„ and Mr. Goat for the trial of misusers, he had ale, duties to
Mr. Duseest ( fele, two) gave the health of "The Batten. At the former nreuti • g the 101 l ming repot of .
Merin in regard to the ceunty business, which Were
Pre-blest." (Applause) the county surveyor at to the II •citwater Bridge was pre. I
also of • very step 'r'ant nature, awl he brought to
The PRIMIDENT, in retiothre, expressed his pleasure Rented :-' The nrhole of the main wet . .ke necessery to be --
h 1 th , medium' thet swim in the Court on
done in reptile= and re coottructing this lenge me me upon thee 1
that the alteration in the time .4 tee .how bai toe teem ex Tut el te my eatisfactoe. Y.tur contra tr, the first day to( (leather etesione an .11/0110,1co of
'limited in immense improvement in the show. Mr. Whettam, bat carried nut Ids contract in the mo. nearly 60 yearn' I,rec• ice Ma ruagistrat t in this county.
Mr. T. Ceapwve SAE:clouts ace" The elemmittee," .4 mieht for •ard manner and with the ethos. diligenen That experience enable I him to gu de tpur do!iberatiens
coupled with the name •,f Mr. E. Beenten. '
The am .unt of the , tinted contract wee UM, but in a manner that few can hope to be able to do, seri
Mr. E. BAENT IN was very curry they did not see dories the prove. of the works se •ny of the timhers in i 64 port of his du' y lie showed also a judges. nt and
hoo the gentleman to whom they owed the 'success of which c mild not b. a .en were (suet I, be much tleceyee.
.„. a keewldege which were of the greatest eery ic • ti the
title day-Mr. Robert Ilayne, of Fer.lington. (Is,- en" ect•sclne.i:ly 1Z l'rcflub,7,rx`'.l, tile'.Vl: 1%7; county. I may els) tneetion among Ids Tarim.
p'au•e ) He prop,med the health of the lion. secretary, '
I t'intilln7ekine .0..1 rlegiivis joetu on. tbe west side of epeeist qualificati .ne be this offine his remarkable
Jr. G. Willioms And. ewe, who hail ham first in the r:br'S:. and ;melee the cape' son ho th tide.- Fifteen el:Hance over the county expendite.e. lie wee •
yard and work. d heartily. (Appl r tase anti loud cheers.) ~
. rare ;tiles have also bon drivels in vsri /Uc pima in the m- st cereful guardian of th - county puree. Now, I
Mr. G. WI LUAU... ANDREws ssiol the 511,0 'AA of tne hei•lee ye:teeter it eat fienel ne• sews, te give adlitienal think that was • very imp gee ,1 part of his duty,
tociety woo due hi the comusitee, and on Mn-lay he errneth to the bridee. On . p•ning the door of the And I think the Collet) Itte been, and is deeply
was afraid he should lose them, ter they would be bridge 11w., f•,nn.l impose We Ii carry on. the original
4 indebted, to his lordelde f••e the manner in which not
dr. evued. (Laughter.) ititention of inserting it new pile in the Mete of vac‘o in-
.. only in this ('ourt, nut also in the discharge of the
The CHAIRRAN then gave " The Press," which was t'''fir'li'°" in "" "h"n eina *".• In lie" °I t
shore nls, le inehe. by 12 het..., have been driven n yte e c tun n ,
t b I es. that busine.s has been carried on.
aperopriately reep.nded te. the outside of e.ch of the old n:aln site, o' dm ite erne. It was fortunate that we we •e honoured yesterday by
Mr. E. Bat:grog gave' The Ladies," and called tot dint.. Leyte no...itetteg the mot ef 13 .-arm pil-s. to that the presence of the L ,rd Lieutenant a the county,
Mr. Mutable to re-pond, which that gentleman did In all 30 extra piles have teem deeeu over and above the who expreseed in term. which I, of coulees., can-nut
In a hemorous way. asionitct Omit emtempiated and shown ..n th• Waifs. The think eye If able to aspire-in terms ex erasing the
The medlar/ than became convivial. ember of the new pito. &wen I.y the c iritractor has deep feeling of the Court-their deep regret at the
been 111. If tee old tolehnuse is remelted t will also be
nr ...it for his lordship'. retirement. I have no
necevary to make good tee fencing as on the other ei le c 1
M she Yid.. The total cost o` the repairs to the bridge ftheG I J th
doubt, gentlemen o rant Jury, at you as
IA L 2.1.30 94. Of this amount Mr. Wheoton has receive.' respresentatives of this convey entertain the same
the sum of L 1.500, leaving a tettanc •of C 990 9'-: of i his feeling. of regret at his I. rdshites retirement, and that
amount the sum of Site, era) per cent, of the contract. you will through your foremau at such a time es ehall
has lobe retained fre throe myths &Wc the date ef me seem fit to you give expression to those feelings upon
final certificate, al that the sum In los red ta M-, the matter on an oocasina on which we all feel so
Whettm on my next certificate is .e...^12 9.. The amount much regret.
doe to Mr. (I de, the clerk of the work.. Is L 53 Hie eI.T.SE LATE SUL iT. IL DAVIS.
I consider that there should he sow. rest-lett. a. t It".
weigh. ellewed I',he tweeted over the bridge, whieh in There is one other matter to which I cannot but
thy . s.imation should not • sewed three tone Your vete allude for one moment, and that is the Lots of the who
mese, after viewing the hthiste, dimmed thc removal of is well-known to you, and wheat times fillet the office
the tweeting and opening hetructure for putele Palle. ntw discharged by your excellent foreman, Mr.
Thry oleo directed notices to he fixed at both mi. of the
1' k I th I b death of Mr G . H Henry'
e. 4- mean 0 oes y. eorge enry
briege probib•ting the use of lecernotlys and rotrieting '
the weight. to I. carried nWer the bridge to three toy I) Me, whose habits of businem, @hewn by the man.
These notices have since barn fix,' at both ens of the nor in which he di-charged the various duties of a
ttridge. The Clerk of the Peace produced a letter from public nature, such as the Secretary of the County
Meese.. Jeff e. molting Permission to he allowed to keep Friendly 8 ciety and the Manager of the Savings'
the old tolitheuse (which formerly belonged to tiro bride.. Bank, enabled him to fill with satisfaction to you and
and the material, of which they hod laugh!k for the to the empty the office of Foreman if the Grand Jury.
impose of storing tools for tbe repair of the adjeont
W lament hi I Although he
in tin roots. Teem committee could not uneer the Hr. e ' '4°. had given up the
cum,' ances have recommen led the Gent to secede to the duties of Foreman about a year since, it is quiti
recieest, and, therefore, direchel the Clerk ef the Prat.e to recently he resigned the office, en.l we all regret the
oemmunlente with It , . Je.tv. requesting them to loss of a very g,tod and • very useful man,
remove the otetteture This his now Yen 4.aa and an The Deputy• Chairman briefly alluded to the cairn.
iem fence eol,•tituted on the oh', The Clerk of the ear and to the Acts relating to the amendment of the
to er • present-el the othemiennytng pitition nom certen •
etstymesment of the Peer Rates, anti Casual Pauper..
ml own, r. of h Ani, f an I 1.111 et Wyke Retie „,,. .
01 •1 ()MTN FVOOILS read the I ti ' t prcc Mlle On again.-
sek4l.; the caunty ons• hot i•y to c, tt•t n•lt a foot, tth to the •
bridge. Your remain, have elm received the event- vice and immorality.
ponying letter brew the Two Clerk of Wenn ma :- -
" Town Clerk's Office, Weymouth. 7th October, ism TRIALS OF PRISONERS.
" II ickwater Bridge. Charles House, on ball, was indicted foe attempting to
"Dear Sir,-I MU directed by the C wperatien to bring i ravish Elizabeth Garrett, at Hilton, on the Ist of Await-
before the netted of the Cooney Ant tority that, in cense- 1 Mr. Pearce proseceted. and Mr. Wills, instructed by
remelt of the widening ef the c•ntre of the bridge, the I Mr. Atkinson, of B andford, defended.
✓ecess.. %hot le-tritely existol. awl acted so shelters for ' The prosecutor, who was servant to the schoolmaster at
foot-passeneers, from passing vehicles ant cattle, are Ilil'on, met the pri,oner, whilst out, on the Isl of August,
there no longer ; and as no fe 'lloilo has been firmed the and. although she was not atemaieted with him, he said
Cortetraion de- ite t , drew the ettenten of your Author he he would see her home. On tie war the acme was com-
to the want of protAeton to ho etpassengere which they miffed. and. in order that the cries of the girl should not
think could ho afford. tby ' .fety roe-se, ' being con- be beard, the prisoner pushed a handkerchief into her
Aro- oil at inter vale slang the a hl-a. alid also that the mouth,
pr gent thle (ovine is s' fr.med that ills cone lerrd The prorecultx, a girl of 15, said on the 1-t of August,
leady dangereue t, ooung children. there not being ' as she was returning trim her stst-is house iu Hartfoot-
Ruffle ant protection againtb such children felling through. lane, about half-post eight in the evening, she met the
Kith aa, in en the coty onteide the hr e nnh. a large and peewee who spoke to her. He .13, "I am going bows
p melees neighbourhood i. rapidly seethe, the C wporation i with you," and the replied that she did not want him, hut
deem it their duty t o bring them met ex helms then- tio he went 012 with her. Alter putting his am mend her
ra your Anthority. It 11 Os o surgeeted that the prerent and kissing her the offence was committed. Prisoner ant
reel. tty &tuned ho Wolof, se it is at p-rent •Insoet ins' , • bendketchief int o her math, and then his elbow. She
peerage for vehicles end honev.-Yorns truly. PELLT screamed and got away, but the prisoner cautet her, ml
lb n •tent -Y. Fleets, Esq.. Clerk of the Poo. Sher- : continued to yeault her until 'Edward Squibb came up,
bone." I when he rem away.
After re nselerffien your con ~,, i'Ve have gig n beery- j Crors-examined : She met Cbarles Riggs that night, but
lions for the metal part of the Subic° to lo- preperly ' lodic' not kiss her.
leseeel .0•1 for a wire to be flee I alone both sees of the I glover.' Souilib said he was in the neighbourhood of
fencing for the pretertion of chittren An there wei ter Anat. y Hill, whit he heart a girl scream. Ile could net
rerevv eon the hrldre vs itformar!y ex'stel y Mt,' meets tell who the man was, awl the girl did not tell hut what
de Lot feel jus'ined in re 'mown ling env further goit'ay had h•ppened. She teemed " Dudee quote."
in melting tie tp,ths or other elteratiers, especially as George Henry Wo hoboes ~ brewer, Anat.'', said he was
the leonnty Authority gore every opetteunity to the driving home on the It ul August and met the prig. ner
Germati on mei inhaloit•te. of %Vermouth e.n..ralte • about nine o'clock. a girl tettng near blue Ile know the
I r,,,„ tee were, were emu., need to e ewe.. with 'he prieoner, but the eel he did Doe
center in re es 'lnc en •Merore I ,t-ectere. As yew Crow-examined : Itte Ma did not append to him for
.. iiimifttee hire been enable to ascertain who f. trwarded i help. Memer worked for him, and had always Yule •
the men, Sal on siehso!l of the sr t.tioni-rs. hey would , good charactxr,
in ig ii.t shot the Gault of the • reie •be eirote.l to liens. , Holeet Meyers mid he met the primer about 100 yards
ntit it to the C irporstion of Weymouth, a. the High. ' from Kr. Wo.lbousea house with • girl.
I wear kitho i•y of the toe ugh in wttieh the bridge Ii Croes-ex outteel : Ile woe ou one site of the rood ant
sites., with a new ef their c . yid tins whether they they were the when
cMI coetey with the reaper...emu's ef tee memorially& Mr. Thomas Fielding. of Milton Abbate surgeon, said he
The work! of the el, se lei3ge hasint lien comet ted, Was celled to pee the pr eecutoix He examined ben and
pour 'temente° have coesidered the questitn of renttmer found a teethe under the right eye, • scratch on the neck,
stii•li to the twenty syrevor f e his extra terries, Wc. lie was of op•nion that an occult had been com-
b', preparine Plane end ouporinten.ling the works, rod milled, but it was not complete,
hog te reethmend that in tors terve of stentlint 'order P.C. Ellis said he took prisoner to the prosecute's, and
No, 17.3, tho ewe of .C 125 he ;mid to him fir such services, she recognised him as the men who had assaulted her. The
awl a totted. 611111 of g 9 fer : ctu .1 .lisbursemente girl else recognised the handkerchief that the prisoner put
Sun" canna:sotto tnetol ri oohing in the &demo to pay i into her mouth, but the soused said it was not the one he
I. .1.233 colt.- reeeivrel free (1 veretnent or pen,4Ana as ! allO.I.
I no .4 the rovt of betting, eel C Iteel Stewere would
move for rill wore to m rt.. up the C2lO which wAs
reeeieti te et.e0,..... the it 1,1 .4 t..• ....aro tor, Colonel
Sinn .au bkvina formal' y seined t•I this .tuct and Lee
E. Poe aerendot. the TrpOft W.llteloposi wisidroonsly.
COUNTY LVEATar AETLUMS. -Tim CIIAIRM sli read the
report of the whiter.. ethic', slow .3 the Itemiser ore-wry
pull mts in the asylums on the 210 June leo was :-Males.
Pe, females, an ; .11111lt.1 alma. Mlle., 9, fernal•s, 13
total, 143 • discharee.l sine-' veal-. 7, females. 3; 'll ,1
sine., melee, 7, females. 5, tot .1, 22; 101 ,1 county
patients 29th September. =lee. 195. female., 226, tot rl,
421 :number of ouecountv petleros 2-4th 'f Jane. males,
8, females, 31: discharged rind 4, melee, 0, females. ID ;
I tel Mee tantypoiente29thS mtember, males. !eternal ok
7, t •tril. 15; enher of non-peepe va,linte 24th of Jo.'..
mete% sere femeie., 13; ditcharge4 .inee. males, 0,
(eerily 1: t otti neneeleoPer patients like 8.14,110*r.
me ~ 13, females, 12, ts'al, Z; t tot in asylums
S..plonolwr 290, mai, a. 210. f males, 215 tot.l. 161.
The ilinsinotem of 21 in tire outiceenty Delights Is cannel
by the mmoval of teat number to Abergavenny, on the
coned ton of rule iir,rk- of rthogentett at tha tosyMm.
Towenis the en I of Itst June sena of the patient, and
attendants at the For.ton Ave.. wee. "mew with
meson eg leer tam awl Kn. Needle. the wile el the

SUPPLYING A PRISONER milt TOBACCO.
The parsiite ot L cic were brought le f re th- Cowl, the
thivernor of the tiud hsvint rep it..) thatflint releamg
their ton, Tuns Ai k no Lock, w 0 •ae a pr....n.r for trial
at them Seesions, they supolhel him with a quantity of
tobacco.
1 he Deputy•Chsitinan 101 l them th. y wrre liable to sic
months' hopii••m.n. nt hut the court .li.l nrt "nab is
eat Ice the pitniahment, I. t they donned to went theta
again t c in.luc iii the fotoie.
They were then c
Ti oto a It rr dee on bail. wan ihelieted Ulf indseenti,
sessuAing 1., omits ikott. a child, at Wyke Regis, on the
7th of S pie other.
Hr. U lel protamttarl, and stated that the) tie girl, wto
was at, ut nine years old, Vac NO' tot . a li ht to pick
b.ackberries, awl the proms, accosted her and asked her
If her na•ne was Sortt. He then push. d her do•o, dragged
her • dlstachle to some sore.. and committed an aamault
which hr believed the liar would say stream hid be.
oicke4 foam berries, and to tithe cSil 11l she wied
wwild p ~son her woll • lab, she wan tarrying. Tha
praot.er, 01 Icing CA, a before the chill, sou at ones
reco.taked a. ti e rue who ha.l a•seuite I her,
i 4, ills Slltt, a oice•loakina little girl, arse cu11ed,...)
gave her ,enc .in a clear, intelli.ebt way, coutionieg
the learned c ttttt tsel's remarks

An', hmtt, mother at the chill. raid after Ole mit her
child i ut 11.01 .W the pri•on. cooling acr ea a hi lii near
her house. About twenty minuet af 'toward. Vie child
returned home crying. hor la.. le ing eoller.il W aLtirm
untre.sc.l be. on 1 found her flaiinel p ttie at torn,
and an ab•aana on hi r b dy.
PS Will. said he went ii the field onii taw marks of
romeone haying laid chwn neer the boated, and Viers
were tracks from these marks to a hosh b arms herth..
The hedge was broken through, and on the prisorer being
then h• fore tit- child she •d him.
Mr Willa, who dofrod•d. reterr• i to the fael that no
medical man had been cal•ed to 'peak to the state ol t
child aft r the allegtd •sanult had teen committed, and
rem irked that there was no rorrobora ion ( lb., ci..htg
story.
L•vi Crocker was eared, and ttated that he we. wicking
In the bold adj iintng th 4 in which Vie seatult was stated
to have taken place, and rid not hearsay WT.Wlllin.r. The
eat' in the 1..14. b d 1.. n there for • long btu.'.
Toeing', lierridv, 1.44, of the pr.. tr. rec
had to, to so., and In inc the past cumin. r 1.•1 n
working for the GW it o,llp Intr. unbediAller it ten'.
trout.. before.
Ur WM. and Kr tidal mum ti up the cage, the latter
remarking that there woe, h, c nucel reit, tuperat mid ins
of evidence to prtora the main
The D pet. .0 airman, In aiimming up, mai lit soil I be
trs'raiiritinaty for a Wilk to bump op such •it my. they
had Is' an undispive I f e' lb. the pri•oner was nate.
sloe', and it th. y l.aiian.d the chi di evidence theu tiny
most II ii the prieoner guilty.
The jury, after a brief &lab ration, found the pie icer
not guilty, the Foreman adding that they gave oini the
bentfit the doubt.