The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-03-27 00:00:00

Swig intrUigenct.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.

PRACTICAL AURICULTURE.
Lirrint. No. VI.

O 6 TH6 REARING Or Pins; WHY A LAKUE6 SUMMER

SHOULD BB Kr??; AND H./W THIS MAY BE AD-

VANTAOTOTSLT CARRIED INTO PHAVTICL

TAUNTON, MARCH 21.
Niel PRIV. COUNT.—(l3efure Mr. Bare* CHA.NNHLL.)
During the trial of a case the Court adjourned for •
ipt.rter of an hour, and the jury were desired to return
within that time. After the Judge bad taken his seat
owe of the jurymen wee miming ; his name was called
and uiesom,:ers acre out after him, but he could no
Dorchester, 26th March, 1860. ibe found. At leicztli the chief constable was called,
d he mid that he coal.' send his men. the policemen
SlR,—The subject of my
Inane impertance to all chmeeletitebles e
r;tdaxymnilluteiglhbelmnitr I doubt by those means he could be found.
outanlied to
nnsearch all the publichour.es for the man, and h.
so
more especially "or poorer brethren—for every part After a Ism.- of one hour and 50 minutes the jure
lira well•hry.si OA. except, the boue. is 6.041 for num i Gomm into court. Ile was asked the reason of hi
and as my first consideration refers to the " rearing absence, awl he stated that lie had come from bow
of pigs." I must speak of their value in this respect. without Ilia breukbist. and had gone to take sons
, A gee' sow a ill pr. alece on ail average sixteen little refreshment, as be had understood two hours wer
mite per annum, I iiimm two litters of eight. thus allowed.
proving that tio prontable farming stock can be in
creased with e mai rapidity. As all kinds of meat Tdh.e.lte.sarnzllittrdeihi.l2italanne. ItiliareEri,rdin.banidied,
.hbaegim for hi
rtanted that lie was convinced the chief onnstabl.
are lioW 4:mm11.'11.1111g an uninitially high price., the
hail rendered the Court amistanee in the plan he ha
, rearing of pigs should he an immediate consideration. adepked.
not ''lily t weitllse it is remunerative. but that the _ .
, wants 'if the public may lie supplied. and that good (Before Mr. Banns CHANNELL awl a Contact* isry.)
lieme-feil pork may take the liken of the wretched
Foreign prislueu wills which our markets are now THZ QUEEN V. TkIE INIIAbiTANTS or [awe COZEN.
supplied , Mr. Sergeant Kinglake and Mr. Edwards were coons'
.
' for the plantiff ; and Mr. Montague Smith and 11.
I must attack the dairy farmers on this head, for Karai.ke for the dag„daora.
. I well know that this locality could aupport itself. This was an indictment against the inhabitants of tl
Witl the iublition of the half-melted American, if pariah of East Coker, in the county of Somerset. for n• •
these farmers would lint do their duty to their neigh. : keeping in repair • highway. The defence on the pa
hour.. imil miry eat the rearing and feeding of logs of the pariah was that the road was iota public highwa,
with a jolter spirit. It is no low their bayino. " We . and that the Parish were not hound to repair it. A 1 -
, have tried it, awl it would ii.d pay." for this state many witnesses were examined on both sides, aim
et things inust have liven brought about hy their own CY.e lasted the best pert of two days.
, e .
matteu dmm men ti anisanaget. Perhaps niangild The jury after beinr locked up fur nearly four Isom
maize! was gideil. which, although &"" Cr the older . tumid • verdict of " Not Guilty."
'
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mend/era ef this family, will kill any timelier .if little flows Corar.--(lk.fere .Ve. Borne MARTIN.)
• pigs ;or seine other uncle of feeding was the caused James Wookey was convicted of setting fire to ti
the result in question. Ti, cure this. I will say that ha„ea, of Walker mithth,, at Lawn,. the Bth of Sept
the tint thing required is faith, for if a farmer lie- several persons being in the house at the time, aud Pad&
I heves that his pigs will not pay for rearing, • ilifli- went of destli was recorded again,* him.
malty a ill aline a hick 1 will not endeavour to over- Mr. Edwards prosecuted, aud Mr. Ellin defended tb
. collie; lint I will addrees myeelf to those who have prisoner.
clearer perceptimes, and me that throe pigs may be i &Isar' Brewer was indicted for a burglary at Keyn
reared upon the prmluce of each cow ; 1 mean Ley I 1 ahem and stealing money and jewelry.
what is valuable for butter and cheese; and the only Mr. Prideaux prosecuted, and Mr. Edwards defend&
the prisoner.
thin:: required in neelemui atteution, and the help 4.f
It appeared that the prisoner was an apprentice a'
a little meal 'mule from 4.141 Leans. Now, for lily
reason unbending
for rec ending that a large her should Keyinhain. and Was courting the 'errant of Miss Co
land, whose bonne was broken open in October, lii.liB.
be kept. I will give, in addition to the advantage Miss Copeland'is house was locked up; the next morning
already stated, that the pig is the only real scavenger it was discovered that several riugs which had been
of the (ann. feeding voraciously upou each and every I placed oil the dreesiug-romu table on the previous night
thong that anima within reach, and the never-failing were missiug, and it was esident that the booms bad
result of this is, that •. good itigeation wait, on appe. been broken into during the night, and that the burglar
- tite." tined have used a ladder in order to effect an entry
o
GIVEN AWAY.-20,000 COPIES OF A ; Sufficient reason for keeping& larger number being the house, and Bottle mast have been acquainted
. dispensed with, the way it tbe carried intoprac. with the pneutims. No auspiciosi attached bi any one ;
but about 12 mouths after the burglary the pnaoner
tics will lie worthy attention. and the liest thing will
Ise to necertain the greatest ii ttttt her of st.ore .
Piga um% watch, and be thou offered some range for sale.
.. . weut to • watchmaker's to have something done to his
lortfve.ret.r.ll...l4e.:;,l::iiti.ir:.ilsoliti.tlitfreijKiKlcitired.iti:ll:)eritat;:ue.ttelibeovreF.nbs'rti:l7ll..l;n4sactict,Nro.kli,:i.",goesh:26. ,
litn11,11.• Ow PRIVATE - i of can he kept in every yanl. which will be, where cake The Kalmar was found "Guilty," and was sentenced
is fed hy cow stock one pig far every two ils ttttt Ala pi( to thrm years' penal servitude.
cake cons ttttt 4.4.1 by the beast. Where therms a stable Frederick Smith was indicted for uttering a forged
likell"rn km:' Society.":ltil-I.7:k.i:c..4,elSiwri:eile't'l'li,L'ife'"ri:i.etluiriee;t!:lll,..iliri.igi.s?‘u;litulin."collin*:
;mini, ' , nismity. and premature death. with plain di- three pig. InaY be kept to each hors., and so on Us bill of exchange fur £lO at Bath on the 16th of Sep.
rent' for eeriest restoration to health and vigour. proport ; :mil this may be ihme with very little teiiiher•
The true guile to those who desire a speedy sod javelin: extra feeding, if mare use taken to keep the weak oiled Mr. Saunden
hprtosertet
J othlo."PePer rce.r" al utrd Lidt hee raPanbeillwoinetactoliaatigeme for 10
cure. " Every young man should renew this extxlirlit by themselves ; and when winter is over and Use
' tad b I • brother,
cattle kaie the yards, the swinish multitude. if Well
litt,; work, if he values Ide health. fieppiness, and peace
of olilol."—British Critie. By Ileury thuith. Esq., 8. Her_
lades, after abich will be knowing JAn Smith. gave the prisoner some goods
id taros till the time of which
""
accel' y ".
John
Stu"' "d
repertwoeut. Tsvistock -square, Loudon, W.C. er.
taut he wished to hare some goods for it. Mr. Pearce.
, ti iritaili: ;4iiinigi ito the ;11 criiin"l
tete hest time te fatten them. But I must not say .thici, he wished to purchase. and also pre him the
more en this point, as the fattening will require a rest of the amount in money. The bill vras sabre-
future letter. The autninary of this is. that more pigs . qauTeilliteuiljtiitoryi,u,on;tuiLant^di'l
thinbouiforeed. The prisoner was &pi".
slioulil lie reared, more kept as smtvengem, and that heeded in Bristol, and lie then said he was very sorry.
their being good breeders, good feeders, with wad bull:: had been driven to it by distress.
i a a large family, but could not obtain employment.
digestion. producing g. sll..f.ii
iii.id
respectfully.
o, willva lis tumid_ .. i T
:mi.
re.::,
Baron . :
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co. off ee:
offence was
om
Martin
a srit :to,
ins al
n...,:i 41:1: i
..n.hri
dthaihaevlwhykr ant;
Court
punished it the
uewgi
thatll:. et
ri
auuy al.tdwal
o;elmi u
i.
ir u a . i r c a
id
ewy
years
I...nagt;w
ii
age g.
no
• geed realklll for good prolit.
J:30,000 Felt TWo POUNDS. I remain, SIR, They were all starving.
1 lt, was a crime which now was alway severely pan '
LOTTERY Authorised and Guanintecel by
AA Government. E‘ery Share must win • Prize. '
Pr.sipeauses gratis. Apply to
I A MANURE MANUFACTURER wants to --
FIt.I.NZ FABRICII.7B. Boater. i appoint s few remmtable DISTRIOF AGENTS. [MY NP.l.lll.l7,FwlTil.l4,:elsnnE
"rho value
Frankfort-oil-the-Maine. 1 Literal ti nos gis en. suil the Manure aulii carriage free. Mangold Wurzel Crop; shy its acreage should be t He should, however, take into considerationthe
Letters adareme.l to Mr. MADG IN, 13, Bridgewater i Addre.a, eith oecula,t;„n soil references, 4. M. L.." 1 increased ; and how to make its cultivation luezpes- I mendation of the prosecutor. The Ise.
Letter,
r.es
Square, London, E.C., will be iminteLately forwarded. I Mr. Riley's, No. 21, Miuciug-laue, London, E.C. I ire. I four year's penal servitude.

Ita'Air.aca.—" A popular awl practical work on that
chow of iliwasca where the aulferer cannot make a won-
ilent of the family aor4win. The expoaure ol Qiiackery
ia lilac, and the Doctor sleaeraea the warowat
thank, a.l all riirlit-miitehal
" A einoraita attack which moat prove 'serviceable to
tho ' ."—lneekooia.
_

" It. ntildi
" Its perit...l iiitieb pleasure. sod we
utiliesitstooy try to our readers, by all means get it."
Arkeofroai. . .

"Of mom rea/ utility than fifty iermonst."—Cri,ir.
'• It bconue* a duty t., rro:,:nuiciad the buck."— Pally
New*. . _

Sent pre,t free MI receipt of two penny Messrs by
HERBKitt LESLIE, M.D.. 10, Unwire Street, Ho'bore,
London.

DECAYED TEEM AND TOOTH ACHE.

PATIPINIUD Di HICK V %.111:KTT THIC iaI"REN,
AND Hie DulL likeliSlAS THE PIONICE CuXiktltT.

HOWARD'S WHITE ENAMEL,
1:41OR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, bow-
!1. err r large the cavitiea. without pain. lient. or pr,"-
stare ; io a short time it hardens into a white enamel,
Alla will remain fixed itt the tooth for many y. 4104.
• n baler:lig the painful operatiou of extractiou ttttttt res.
sary it arrests all further 'magma. of .fee..y. This
, valuable Enamel is iii ea soft state. it.. Mast it s.c t gave
the least pain, anal sissy he weal lay city persou with the
greate.t ruse, .11a lass the remarkable property of ialitaie•
aliately heel hard t.n.t soosal an the Tooth itaelf,
oado•ling the air ata-I food ( he nurse. It it. superior
to anything that loot hero before, sod rill
auceeeal Wlll9l all other reoleiliem loave
801.1 lay all reapectahle Venalors.
Fall birethuna fin- rue we rrel.., I milk tack Pucka.

PIIICE ONE SHILLING.

IfR. 11. EDW A 11 DS, DENTIST, tittunt
..1.1 STRV.V.T, DOItCHESTItat.
At Hume Daily r.,u Trii till Five. TIMM/AYH and
FRIDAYS when he aU.h4 4 the ROYAL
wails. WEYMOUTH. and hy appointment at the
Heeidenets tf hi.Potiviitii without ,litru charge.
A honer per poet eleiurvii an interview.

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

To the Editor of the Three! County Express ma
Aurieullstenl Uu:ette.