The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-17 00:00:00

ET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1883,

mutual understanding. Such a sok desk iyed the there ought to be one grand day in the week. They
friendship of a lifetime, and all the c iurtesies of wansed to fell in as much as p ...ibis with the vievre
businem.-Mr. Saul ways said probably he might have of be emu mendi g officer, and the eters he thought cloy
bought some of the vetches in quedion to the pric 3 1M3311t t con •ult him e. t Whotd.ys would be etable,
mentional.-Wch cod Draper amid the pig was a mires an I then they would be sele t I in•ke their arrangements
bred LUlColushire pig, and he sheuld value it at E 5 5.. cc .r.tinely, el Irew up an attractive programme.
When be saW it after it came beck frem Mr. They wee, ed thdr toe osuom to he a little mere
Lovelaces he would not have given twopence for it.- liberal in their su.Oriplious 1113011 this occasion.
Mary Charlotte Davis said when the pig waa returnee hod to It, with the subwriptione for the lest nine
It was full of vermin, and appeared to be ....eyed._ years, cal kuew what it wee. They clidu't went this
Mr. 'toward, addressing the jury, sail the case came ti CAM upon those gentlemen wheaubsaribcd
before them because of County Court eroceelioge °my veer, but upon chow who never gave. (Alic
brought by him client against Lovelsee He het 131.10 hl taws.) 'rho Ye .matiry cowling here did a lot ol good
repeated applications for hie money, and still Loveless to the town, and he thueget they uueLt to do wince
bed never sent in • bill for the tow of • pig. t hey Haug. They must vivo otener t carry out the pro'
hasi • mettlemeut in 1880, and thsro wax • balance of gramme. As to west the •Inu.eanents were to be,
E 5 10i. coming to bie client, and he paid that coo ey. that, of curer, W• 11 • matter for the committee ; all
Wet it likely be would have paid thee emouit had they required todo hit &tight wart to form •committe,
Loveless considered le "velem) owed him ler the pig? eu Ihe hop el heir' ,weremen wocill fret tee ec :sot yof
His client denied there was auy negligence ou hie giving thin 'thews of war to go on with. (API, 11,1,..)
per:, end dueled lie "wed a eiegle sileeece for the
pig.-Mr. James Lovelace said Lucy had been In the spirir,..l fA.lrlethreT T thoiglit they ,h.ull in eke a inching
habit of &osmium elating each other. an 1 the hoer was w, ul I like their ap el, am before, besides the M mday.
Lent to him in 1878. 'lran lo se with the alt., a..d they Mr. Deimo wa, of opinion that they ought not to
were all fel together. The beer was never confined, detract from the Yeein wry Oporto cud that there-
and bed exactly the same attention and the earn. brod fore thee sou...moots they ha In Whit-Moudey ought
as the elts, the kept the boar a few weeks, an lit wee nit to interfere with their reeel er sports ef the week.
in a very goo letok c ouditien wheu It was retureed. What they got togethes ,bold be amusements lor teat
It Wm never illoreated, or k,pt without fool. Withiu special day.
• week or two ef its retire, the bier We, lent toot Mr. Sir. Asulir observcd for the informatiou of any
Howe, with the conseut of Mr. L,volvse. le June, gentleman who we. not aware of the cocumatenote
13180, be went to settle mc mute tht w. en 12478, when that the the. would' be ep.ci illy feveu trete at that
the tyg teal lent, and 1880, lie lid not hoer • wore of time ter enythiog its the way of epitt. on the eerie..
the death of the pig, altuough they hats.. each other Mr. Rougnenee hop e 1 that their w gr.hy 'aerology,
frequeutly. His bid emsuuuted to L-24 lee., and Mr. J. Beget ecc, wool I again give them his services.
Lovelestea to £lB 19.. 6(1 -a difference of .E 6 Is. 6.1. lie couli beer tertintouy to the intLfattgaele
At that time there was a questiou raket about thread. exertions Mr. B iunton 11.01 always wade to ensUre
Mg come wheat, and he elbowed hi is 12.61. ell, whicti tia see' esti ef these op. to. (Aopleuw.)
brought hit bill to £24 le. 61 , which left a I•Cliso3 of Mr. Joitm B•VATON wit Ise he Io ow been nearly
Li 94., and Loveless gave him • theriee for that 20 years ermet-ry, but he thuti;ht sem° on, living
amonut. After they settled, he sold "You we me ...wog.' teem w .ule do wee-(m, no) —theellide
for • pig." Witnees replied he owed for no pie, an I he could oely come in ter a few boars, tio CJUI,I nut
Loveless said "No but your carters drove over the heve the tune of a iwrseu living •IllOuggat them.
boar and killed it." Witnest said he had Leard They wantel th-ir funds to be ae large as
nothing of it, but would make enquiries. It bad salver p ...able, the more liberal tow were the
beard a word about • starve.' pig till the present actidu. inure they weul l be able t carry out. Now, he
Last Chrestmoa twelvemouth be (while.) dent in a th mglit they sheuld use their thllCtettUll as to the
bill showing • balance of CI 10s. .1., an I Loveleas neaten of clays they bed ter ammennbee. FOS h
returue I it, sayirig there well a mietak • ob tr, eullof port he thutulit that f eir days wad a does too much
threshing, and he woeld come dime. rialutitl talked ef at, tulle.' they balm ire varicy abeut it. 'rbersfote,
him several timed hr the am ,unt, but u 'thing we. Le ‘ll eight thy ought to use a epee • &moue' ef
sail about the present claim. With reference to the eiecretioo. Having se mealy Jaye ouradled a late°
vetches in question, they were full of wale, en c all em 'lint of mousy in expellee., an i iniudeti als.
the time they were growiug they were is .lled " Joe Fetmeily they hat eel y two days, now they had four,
Lovelies's theme." tie was to pay • fair znark.t ..u.l this entailed many mote expen-es. He was
price, and be thought 7s. wee • good price.--Mr. vele, pleaded they lied such an •Ule person as their
Burnett: Why illicit you reteru them ? - Whet good .dayur at their head, one he had no fear tout that they
wee it to return teem after they woe .own; he did would ho able to carry it out as thexessfully am
not see them till they were sown. If he bed seen formerly. ( ipplautee.)
them he should net have boaght thein.-Mr. liowaid Mr. liatuiton wee uuanimously elected secretary,
Mated he had other witnesses., but should not cell aud the lollewnig gentlemen were then appointed on
them.-In summing up, his Honour said the law was the committee, with VOWS: to add to their number :-
clear on the matter-that • borrower, who had nutbiug Austad. it 'bens in, Doug, Crabue, Graham, Abbey,
to pay for • thing, watt bound to render it back iu as Templeton°, B. Kerrehes, Bowen, H. Grove.,
good a condition am be lead borrowed it, eubjeot to Gregory, kOteey, blibbs, J. Perseus, Flishsie Wheeler,
reasonable wear and hear. The question was whether John r oral, Wnettatie ilall, bermett, Curtis, Bow,,
Mr. Levelace took reasonable care to return the pig in Z. Muledge, H. ttollu, L buieg, J. Reefs (dosed,
as good • condition aa he bed it-Tao jury could not rood H. B.own.
agree, and they hal to retire. After about live The Moroi then put it to the meeting that they
minutes' absence the jury returned, aud gave the should make a epeeial effert on NVlliteue Meneley.
following verdict :-Tuo vetches to remain at le. per Mr. B Kithathog coueidered they had been too
sack, and £2 be allowed for the pig. The cote to quiet about the SI ind iy Telethon. Wheu he came
full ow in each case, and the espouses of the wither's.). Hone that evetsiug he th ee,tit they ought to make •
out called to be left to the diacretion of the twine special elLi. t Bant liii 'aye are quieter here than
master. auy other d "Ts, and he thought they shod I have
special attractions on Bank 'loll lays. Bournemouth
en 1 other towel had, en I he teought they were very
lax about these Bank Holiday.. lie souped that •
geod pleasure p. og.amtne would be provided for their
autuseceent ou Mon lay.
Mr. l'iteLe 110oreft said they should bear in mind
that Monday was the first day of the Yeomanry
training, mud, therefore, he thought bolero they made
any amusements ter them, they should ask Cohost
flambe., as to what would be the uadst suitable on that
'rhore were hundreds acid tuousauda of people
who come into the town and cosuplain that there is
nobiug for them to do; but would whet they proposed
to du bring more people luto the town? It it doss
they. tight to put their haudd haw their pockets end
do ...msthiter large.
Mr. Beuerrox said that he thought they ought to
have a specie bill acid programme for the Mouday'm
'worts, quite distincefrem toe other.
Tae Morels said any no wilo had the interests of
Werneutu at heart he felt sure would suppeet the
movement. He hepsd th it the fdrthcoming visit of
the Yeomanry would be the imeginniue .4 • goo I wren.
lie then put at to the meeting thet the umal sp'rte
take place it the forthcoming visit of the Ye imeury,
and that a epeeist effort be ma be to provide attraction.
for Wititouts Mou.lay, which wee curried uuenimeusly.
It wes decided tuet the first meeting of the com-
mittee should take place on etondey next.
The pros:ceding, there termiueted.

WSYMOUTII.
PIiOTOGILLPHIC.—A highly auccessful photographic
portrait has been taken of Ir. C. liainbro (limn Smolt!),
by Mr. Wheeler, ot the "Vaudyck" &mho, Weymouto,
and we hear that. at the regoest ol a nutnuer of the
members of the Miami.: Lodged in the county. Mr.
Hasibto has ceneented to present a copy of it to each
lodge, and that Mr. Wheemr has received inetructions
to prepare the number of portraits, and to frame them
for the pupose.
SODOM lltartr.—A sai case of gulden death
ocourreleariy oo Saturday morning. Uri. Webb, the
wife of a naval pmsioner, residing at °Ably-place.
went to bed on Friday night apparently in good
health, but about half•past four she awoke her
husband and complained of Wilms. Ile watt for
assistance, but before the doctor could arrive the poor
woman expired. The Coroner was communitated
with, and Mr. 11. Symonds (Deputy• Coroner invest'.
gated the circumstances of de.ieased'e theta, but an
inquest was considered uuueceseary, it having been
ascertained that deceased had been suffering from
heart disease for some time past