The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13 00:00:00

it oan bo &out. and nt about who! expense, nod that
the Town Clerk be is:minuted to apply to tbo Load
Goverment Act OdSoo foe the names of four emineut
drainnge engineers."

This was an action brought to recover £23 18e. for
wage. -Plaintiff stated that on the 14th of February
he was at Dorchester fair, where he met defendant, who
asked him if he would lead about as entire hone during
the season. He could not tell him then, but on the
22nd .004 to pl.ititirs hems at Moretoo, and entered
into an sereement with hies. Defend at was to O.*
him a guinea a week, and 11 at the end of the reason.
He (plaintiff) took the hone away at once, and ma out
tramlling with it 1$ weeks. He nerd all expensis
weaseled with the keep mid 'tabling of the anima.
He had J......a two io.a..nt• of fa and
ecgli feu 4d.' but plaintiff still owed him ,
he could not tell hoe mech.-Mr. I
IffiQd his client was not sued for expense., bet
0117 for were-Croft-examined : He agreed with Mr.
Brown en the 22nd of February. Ho fint went out
pith the here oe hearse to Mannered fair, OA the 7th
a March- His tears were to conimence from the 22nd
a February. Mr. Brown did not tell him that he should
Dot require him until the 7th of March, and that if be
hhed te some 5,4 week about he would and him
"grub" and board. He was to have • guicee a-week,
PORTLAND. - Lire AT Ti! Coevicr sod the usual groosn's fee of 5.. Mr. Brown did not say
Eirrammagree.-The bakery and kitchens of the "Mr. Dugdale might give me his horse if he liked, hut
prison are deeply inter oespos. OD tb. day 0( be should Dot give ins E 5 at the end of the maw." The
oar het visit more Lb.:1510 loaves hag heen baked. price for eaves wailed on was to be two guineas each,
These loaves are, however, very small, not more
charged
be...„
.fhoriathe groom,. . In several cases he had not
than fir° or SiX °°°°°° of tr:wwl being °°Dteined is M. Brown' would not hitalvelshridlurdyingtradtoe.ordHerle'diodr enol
each. The soup served to the prisoner& is of
excellent qua' ity • but the quantity bas been rederd complain, and say he should dednet the amount from his
(plaintiff's) wages. On the 27th of June defendant
by the DOW regulations, each man receiving daily would not allow the hone to travel about any more, as
only the minimum of food which long experience be said it did not pay; it was not slopped because he
ban shown to be centenary for preserving health, had disobeyed orders. He thought be had given Mr.
The distributionof time will be wen et a glanoe from Brown a correct lira of all the mares thit bad been
the following extract, abstracted from one of the served, but he afterwards admitted that he had not
prison reports : - Meals, 2 bourn; prayers and
lecture, including mustering and moving to aud from, 111ronkravre, ttacli;4ll!ltholing.hhhade hnedletoivedid hilim I of, had hfoadr Mn.ort
bee.:iaiaid to him, having gone towerde the expanses In-
-1 hour 20 minutes; out-of-door labour, including
by the ho . -Mr. Weston, in defence, said the
murtering, &a, 10 hours 20 minutes ; indoor cow- agreement between plaintiff and defendant was made on
petions, 1 hour 20 minutes; sleeping time, 0 hours. the 23rd of February, and the former was to have board
At five am. the men rise, wash themselves, and end lodging until the fth of Marsh for the work be did.
clean cells and wards. From • quarter before to a On that date he was to start with the ',arse, and his
quarter after six they breekfaa. Then follow wages were to commence from then. He was to have
prayers and then work until noon, which is the El and the usual groom's fees, Mr. Brown being at the
ainner-hour. After dinner hammocks are mode up, expense of keeping the hone. He declined to give
and work then again follows until six, or till dusk Plaintiff aat the end of the season, and the agreement
when the days are shorter' Eveningem was only El s-week. To this plaintiff assented, and
Fa,'" went with the horse, Mr. Brown's inetructions were
followed by enFPer I aad then' after an interval of that the charge for each mare should be two guineas.
cleaning shoes, shaving, and reading in cells, the hut it afterward' ems to his knowledge that only El
hammocks are unalung, and the prisoners turn in at had been Aimed in wend seem, He remonstrated
eight p.m. Every maa has half • day's schooling and said thit he should not be the loser, but woulci
in the week, and during this half day they are also deduct the deficiency from plaintiff's wages. Plaintiff
made to bathe and have their heir out. -Boy's Om azs. :..
e h t. 14 td notmtb have a.
atifhed
y t.
id sot
; when b
lowerthee replied thatoefore
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B 0..,A ...MAYNE. -RESTORATION AND ENLARGE- bones at two (he was not sonars to do so much, bat would rather
ENLARGE-have 20 EYE each, than 40 at one
KENT OF Ell PAR/ISH CHORCH.-la order to raise means each. The object of the groom in wishing to have the
for this praiseworthy object, a grand yowl and instru-
price lowered was because it would bring more trade,
mental morning concert is announced to take place at
the Town and consequently he would receive more fees, to the
l:tall, Dorchester, on Thursday, DON tuber 22. iciory of the horse. On the 27th of June, Mr. Brown
The concert le under the Petr°nege of the "dine found oat that the hone was still being let oat at El,
nobility and gentry of the county, and it iv hinted that
and rather than such to be the he would not allow
from the efficiency of the amateurs a rich treat is in
it
prospect for those who attend the concert. Under such to go out again. The money the man had
w E6B 19,
dietinguard patronage es the concert will bars there nted for . . ... 'as., supposing the mares and this showed a
to ern be no doubt as Its surer and it into be hoped de amen cy or • 1 l
that the affair will be the means of raising a large sum
h&steadd lolll thll:lbesiadestnaan oamtienotwnoof 'Feiner guineas e'
from of money foe such a worthy object as church numeration.
Mr. Dollen, of West Parleigh, and Mr. Hibbs, of
PIDDLEHINTON.- On Tuesday, the 29th Winfrith, Mr. Welton therefore contended that
ult., a very sad accident occurred to • boy instead of Mr. Brown being in his debt, plaintiff was in
•is the employ of Mr. James Lovelace. A thrashing defendant's.-The defendant, on oath, corroborated Mr.
machine, driven by horse power, was at work on the Weston's statements, and, in reply to his Honor, said be
farm, when the lad very foolishly got on the fly Provided Plaintiff with curds" on which were stated the
wheel whilst the machinery was in motion. In terms on which the horse wee to wit on maw -His
Honor mid if it could be proved that the cards were ooneequenoe of this he sustained very severe injuries,
both Ms thighs being broken; his jawbone delivered to persons whom plaintiff stated would only
pay El, he did not know how lb. matter Would end, as
fractured one of big_ ears partly severed, besides the card was the contract, and plaintiff could not alter
being nousiderublE h'uin• He was taken se e°oo it.-Mr. Weston remarked that be w. afraid there
as porible to the County Hospital, where be is would be some difficulty in proving the delivery of the
progrering as favourably as can be expected. cards. -His Honor said the first thing a man di when
HERE REGIS.-INDIPIMINT ORDER OF ODD travelling with • horse, was to give owners of
cord.. The chances were that the cards were always
FRLLOWIL-PooLs Durreice.-Tbe half-yearly meet-
ing of this district will be held at the Garibaldi delivered, as they were nothing re mo or less than good
tlations.-Defendentadmitted that he owed Lodge, Royal Oak Inn, Bore Regis, on Tuesday, plaletiff Lie for wiles,. but against that them was the
December 27th. Lecture, to cOutirletke at ball'ltnut ET 10e. taken and the deficiency arising from letting the
bin*, and diatrint buttillem at 10 o'clock.-DePutiee hone out at El. -His Honor stated that be could not
are particularly requested to be punctual on account give the 12 said by pl.intiff to be due to him at the end
at the large amount of businees of the season, because there was only oath mr.inst oath.
WABEHAII.-KTLLED DT MISTAKES RINDSOCIE.- He asked plaintiff whether he had delivered the cart.
There elerege nen end we supine., away. „alb., terted to every person whom he did business with, when he
opinions with regard to making beef or mutton from replied that he did not. -His Honor remarked that be
oil cake, rape cake, cotton cake and other so-called had then neglected his duty. The turd was the very
artificial "foods for cattle." We have lately h. contract, and If a person bad one and engaged the
evident proof here of thii possibility of even forcing • animal, hdav weld he get Mut of the oontrectl-le
cow to take "too much of • good thing," whereby • summing up, the judge remarked that the action iris
capital young heifer was sent prematurely to the brought to recover £23 for wages; but it turned out
slaughter to save her life. The facts of the cue are that the wages were only £l6, plaintiff having been in
substutially as follows :-An enterprising agent for Um defendant's employ only 16 week'. Then whet money
sale of • celebrated "food for cattle" (having previously had the former received? He had received 4.7 10*. of
meeting ono rcr cub great meeme j mecirmi to fat a Mr. Brown's money which he had not deducted from his
infer solely on artificial food, and exhibit her with the wages, and therefore it must be done, because he had
fat stook on our Cross et Christmut. Alas I pc: had the money himself. Kr. Brown was there.
heifer. 'Why should you have been taw from yo fore entitled le deduct £7 ldu from the £l6, so that
happy *sedating, in the meadow or common, annals& there was a Warm of Li 10s. ok to the ERA. Now,
as it were from your companion., and allowed to pine what did Mr. Brown propose to do with that? He said
and die in solitude of • broken heart and diseased that plaintiff had been serving mares at one guinea
liver? Ala.! we say poor heifer. The heifer was instead of two, and wished to deduct the difference from
"proving" Diode, but not fast enough to satisfy our his wages. Plaintiff, however, gave him his reasons for
hid.. .gent, clic, win inclined hi. "creme her...hire acting as he did, which were that if he had not lowered
would turkey, or make her fat in the dark, as the the price he would not have had any trade at all
French punish' innocent Ortolous. We understand the Instead of doing that he ought no doubt to have come
beak to his master, and told him that he weld not get
heifer was valued at t 7, but the sudden change of so
rich a diet was too mush for the delicate machinery of mares at two guineas each, and obtained his sanction
which the mime' was rcmpmed._(commeomided.) to let the horse out for one. He had not done so and
PCFTY SIMONS. -Before 0. W. Ferrer, J. Mqrriern, had therefore taken upon elmself to do what had injured
end J. W. F. yykr, Ear,.-Robert
spe. d 13., hio muter, atil which be would be enabled by and by
Regis, yeoman, was summoned by Chas. Bereett, game- to recover in another way, but he could not brie it from
keeper to C. Hmihro, Eari., cho proved having men elainsire stages because' ha had not melted the monry.
him in • nonplus position in a hedge In the occupation if be had rerived it every sixpence could hare been
a .y. tmcdeo or Roke.fmm, and watching him er,_ taken from him. Defendant then stated that Mr.
patentlyomitting the hedge with some cm.. He went Hibbs and Mr. Bailee owed him two guineas each for
to the Juices where he ha seen him, and found wires the horse, which amount bad been omitted from the
last sent in, therefore they were still indebted in that
set. Examined the pegs, and they appured to have
been recently cot.-The eau was conducted by Mr. amount to him, and plaintiff could not he charged with
John., of Blandford, who stated that Mr. flambee had that teem,' The next question was a. to whether the
enutiened defendant and Boothey on several coossions, agreement was El or El Is. •-week, and he thought it
and be was left no alternative but to summon him.-0. was only fair to auProm that it was El. m Plaintiff was
W. Ferrer, Req. chairman, addressed defendant epos to have his fees, which might turn out to be very good.
young men in hm position being no charged. They He (the judge) thought the agreement had only been
should infiled the heatint penalty the law allotted them. for 01 instead of it weeks, licit Mr. Brown could not
and fined Min £2, or in default two months' imprison- recover the defireocy cared by letting the bone out at
nient -Defendant applied for time, which was refused, one IMM" instead a two from the man's err He
The fine was paid, after he had been removed in custody, therefore though.kplaintiff wee entith d ii' or,: with theand dsfendant was libereted.—J. Kittens, Rut° dedurion oftr 104.4 milking LB 10s due for his wages.
Miller, George Andrews, and Heiekfah Triter, I Had Mr. Brown any reason to find fault with that?
labourers, of Winfrith, was summoned by Superiaten- flerteitair Uotr benatte• the man w"ritud for him le
den Beles, for being drunk and riotous at a ffpuddle, robe sad had never been paid. He was bound to pay
on the 18th of November. Mr. B. N. Howard, of tin wore, but If he bad any cause of romplsint to
Weymouth, appeared for the defendant., who called make for damages he raid bring it. Whether Mr.
several witnesses on their behalf, and alter • patient Brown would Battik it worth while to take some other
bearing the magistrates considered there was some coarse would be a different thing, as the plaintiff had
doubt uto their drunkenness, which doubt they gave incurred expanses by travelling about with the horse.
-In reply to his Honor plaintiff said he thought his
them the benefit of, and &misted the use with •
orution.—T, Dorey, of Ch.nrch Ellowle, and J. Bred- expensee were about g 7 or 1174.14 is /tenor said how
feed, a carter, emtloyed by Dorey's father, were brought wr it possible that he had been silly enough not to put
up in custody, charged by John Sansoni, of Eimmeri it., that sum in his bill of particulars. Ile thought after
gamekeeper to J. tr. memo E.g. with p.shiny, on that defendant had better not trouble any more about
the night of the 2nd inst. it appeared they both were Me am-
detected about two o'clock on the morning of the 3rd, OORFE CASTLIL-A serious and well.nigh
in a pentane, where fiensoin bad his tam pbmanta, fatal accident occurred here on Sunday, the 4th
with two guns, and a hen pheasant in their possession. instant, to fear knights of St. Crispin, who having After • short struggle with Serous and hie aseatant.j remained km than perhaps they should, and then
they were handed one to the custody of the police, an
taken before the Rev. Mr. flood, of the. Grose, and Win/Curti Piteeaa 4°wery of rain. l°4 their
remanded to the pettt, Make. 'do the 6th Instant.- way • i y °cleated heed cm heel' into the
Delhodanta pleaded guilty. Dom, apparently, ...to, mill-dam at the sod of the borough, on the road
feeling hie position. -The magistrates having beard the lading to Wareham. An old maa named Edmonds,
cireum•dueee of the cies, committed tl.em to one • periodical and Dews vendor, the pilot or leader of
month's imprisonment with hard labour, and to and the party, lost his spectacles, and nearly lost his life,
sureties in future. 0. W. Ferrer, Esq., retired from dragging after him in his death-grasp a person named
the bench during the hearing of thia ease, and his place Dominey, who, thinking of their late anniversary,
was filled by J. H. Calcrift, Esq., who oommelited un the 26th, was humming over the following d 1,
the position of the young airs Dorey, appearing before when the diemdcr cot sudden don to h.
them on the above charge-his father being • respe stable .o 0 „ r r- r eey '-
farmer in the Isle of Purbeck. or* your staves, and as its chilly rather
COUSTT Come-The bu-Ineee reenacted with this Weil mit the wet and hivy-Wet together i
court wits transacted on Fridey, before the judge/ E. And then my lode o' lea r you shall see,
Erman, Eaq. 'The plaints wete few In number; vein- How boeil# the !Mettles vi I imtee.
temting, end unimportant, with the elieption of the Their skarn for help snored the neighboUrbood -
following CAWS :- many from their slumbers-when an auctioneer
A LLIOILD HeRACH OF WARRANTT.-Rebell RIEEDSa living near by MOE out, garbed in a spencer, with •
v. Joseph Wetherall-Plaintiff is a miller, residing at kat, ropes, and heocrooh, &poem' by a police.
Dureedon Mill, near Blandford, and defendant a man..--end- n physician of Code. By their timely aid,
Mare, and bone dealer. of Chard, the action b. ing
and with the assistanoe of Masers. Ranee and Peters,
brought to recover Ellt 7s. 61, damages sustained by
the former in consequence of a breach of warranty (two sons of Gorda% &Uterus and ciobblerus) who were
male by defendant reeipecting a horse, -Mr. Atkinson ap. shivering under the opposite houses more frightened
peered for plaintiff, but defendant did not appear, he not than hurt, they were fortunately rescued from •
having been allowed 16 clear date' noticr betemi the water, rive. Aftet mine retoretivfia, however,
sem of is, stionnetn e s end the dilly of hearing, hi: honor re- the parties were sufficiently recovered to proceed
marking he was perfectly justified in not appearing. He home, when, by an application of hot bricks to their
however decided on taking the evidence brought forward "poor feet," and a plentiful supply of warmth for
by Mr. Atkinson, and thee to defer judgmei.t -Plaintiff the inntr.wnn they were woo resuscitated. W. are
said on the 21st of depenalier he met defendant at
Woodbury Hill fair, and rehanged a horse with bill credibly ieforthed that rietlairidenishavertserred
He (plaintiff) had at ththattime 1 hewn' mare which he at la dallgerma spot before, years tame a
eishenged for a ',Leek hone, the mare was velum at sporting gentleman of Wareham drove his hors
El* ail the horse at £2O, and plaintiff rid defendant completely into the stream, losing his game-leg, a
the difference. At the time the dad took place plaintiff volume of " Hoyle's Gram," and several number
wroth • form of warranty in his pocket book, to width of Belle Lire and The Field, and it was quite •
defendant put his mark. The warranty was as follows . time are the philantrophic spectators duff the dole
" September 21st, 1863, Woodbat Hillhir, Beehanged to release the horse and vehicle. We therefore ,
with Mr. H'ltelm • bleelt home for • brown matet ee really hope the atlthoritiee of Corte will take the ' condition that I rewire Pe. I warrant the black hdres matter isi ha. and I
iroh failure' round this
perfectly sound in every respect, perfectly quiet in
cegkemig trupgeirpne tatyi _corerormliment
, end free from lalsonah. Wither my hand,
1., the mark of Joseph Wetheril,l of Chard." BWAffAGE. -Paget likahreca-On Wednesday
He took the horse home and OA it hi bar ni as, when the third of • meta of_petini raiding' was given at the
be found it to he rectit's and unmessageab'e, in far public achool-room "0 Malaga which eet__.lol,____mnut
glair unfit for him to drive. He had to Pimp out of •Wamei went " ftl°°•' is Imlea'" in Buse.. t''''
his gig several time, at the iuk et to. are, tb. ciwset, by Mr. J. Ithiedmore ; "The Weeders of
horse was so unmanageable, Ti.. animal was Modern Travelling' (a wearies from Peed), by Yr. J.
Of DO 1110 to him. Re tried it several times alter- Furtbfikt" A Hone -.ell sad," h Xt. C. l'unhele ;
wards with simile'. result,,th On e Ist of October be and " Bashfulffian," by Mr. Joseph White. In
wrote to defendant informing him that the horse was °Mt to seeder Um ecoredlags. mere attractive the
, not agreeable to the warranty. sod roquest-d him to liel-ra 'Meet ate,, "mu the obi* elenetement of Mr.
, return the mare and £B, Drill default legal procesdiap F. Farthing, sung several press la • moat creditable
would be taken. That letter wee uswered by defen- tlanuti'•
dant's wife, who informed plapitiff that her littered MHILBURY ABBAS.-On Sunday evening, the
was absent from hot...eat-4 would nflt return for n 'nub. 4th instant, a senor fire was discovered raging in
sad also sating that the Mast had fell down and cut the him...d of me. W. F. Foot (supposed to 14
her here bet a better horse than that •bieh plaintiff
bad In akchrge then could not be. On the 6th of it ectLif a wialiej..l., LG. b"6„...in fhai on suspicion),
emi:
October *inside/min wrote to defendant, telling him F""y` ''''' "- --" ---' -- —r---" that entre he brought back the mare and 111, ea well as resoltinglnth. eLitel destroft4 of a Wbelp 114,
pay the expense. incurred, the hone would be sold at nion nff
_,“ ,IlbOut 't° 42°11014 fool after Is, out.
Saturday, the 15th, at Mtord Marken and this Pro- areal tins saanaaaar, are engines with • °lea/ of
rodings would he taro in the tbotity Court for any men arrived, but owing to the scarcity of water only
delleiency Mist might arise. No rawer wag returned to one could be brought to play on the devouring
that "Mr. 1•4 ma the 10th *Me" addressed mother element • yet it Is gratifying to date that by the
one to defendant inforostahles that if the hone was united efforts of the inhabitants of the neighbour.
ace taken away before the he theuld send it to Mr. hood (who, as „It . um. in of the engine,
Eros's repository sale at Dorchester. In reply to this
eommunicatioa defender{ said when he sold plaintiff laboured most meleuel7) the fire Was forittetell
the bores be warrained it sound and quiet **fined to the "eat rick ab°""Rea"
E harem, and new arse that is had hewn although immediately adjoining were several wheat
use to plough work, and had been In bar. and barley ricks, dwelling-bore, bare, and other
matesem, in raking marther. wears, Sc., and out-bnildinga We are informed that Mr. Foot is
eldathigwarvzsr.h.surit beet. sp,:kaomh.w:ledior beifii.i.dwrestiniveli.:i T:e.dtHisa.....eriomaird
wwfuoss, covered by insurance.
POOLE,-An awful instance of sudden dot:7kt,
beaus he thought it would fork more mosey there, Fletw„an,.. "Mole". J...., A p°°F w„...alowai,,,....natned.da..
r ill was too we 1-knowe at the other plea. The 11_,,."...."" .... ...
Pr°_;......Par°l3—u- --1... Lei ----j.-14
egoism reamed with the sale and keep of the horn ma end inataa...l etraa'na• ••• s•-• -•••• • .
ritlto LI IS. Ild. . leaving a set balance of to lams" bile ma .
lLtkell—therwasithorz soa' aad • taruofk, gate keeper CAUTION iuterase
vieTO Eger.-A frw days slur a
.ie - respeetably dnind lanais =lend the shop of Mr.
Is VEEN said be rad est ghee
1116 el 1411"1"7' m dde.42Llma__
.."4 e2lllllenlagifurthehis erten' 111"""erel boots sod' eadaboes.alecilledeastibniamternifS" Pmite I:beds•
emeabillweew' weesabeiwitt.w=l.7hrlsearer'saki. tine ems lin. Omar of Upper Porkers& Oa rkniry it was
ILARen asp Kam.___lsohow 1g... :WW.ilua asominised that soma& mica was livingUrra. Mn.
own.-Mr. Weston al Derehester for tiefendar.- Ragan' draper, Leeriffeefh was Wiwi"
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Mr. Dirrainea said ever) thing depended upon
the engineenog. They could not give a good man
too much, and a bad one would be dear at any
price.
Mr. Dam thought the weight of property was
in favour of the drainage being carried out, lie
should like to have the book, containing the ayes and
DO!" analysed.
Mr. HOIVAIID seconded the proposition, and after
some discussion as to whether any engineer in
paiticular *boon be named, which was deemed
unadviaable for fear of causing prejudice, the resolu-
tion WM carried.

Llll Board then adjourned until Thursday, when
the subject will be again brought forward for du-
curiae.

in a similar manner on the same day, by • Person I
calling herself Mn. King of Parkatone, obtaining
goods to the amount of Nevoid pounds.
WIIIBORNE.—Conere Pam Sessions, Fri lay,
December 190.—Preoent : C. J. Pallor Col., Be..
Carr John Gl)n. T. K. Baskett, and Willett L Adye,
E-gro.—Jorpli Guy. of Kinson. wca suirlitiohel by
Snow iv tendont Boynton, for allo•ing his horse to stray
in a certain higway, situate at Kinson, under the
Highway Ainendment Art, 27 and 28 Vic., c. 101, a 25.
Fined 2a. Gol., and cats B..—John Giles, of loytchett
*drovers, can summoned for using • trip for the pur-
pose of killing gams. Information dismissed.
--
Charles Monk, of Winthorne Minster, labourer, was
summoned for using his dogs for the purpose of
taking gaute.—Defendant proved as alibi.
William Couoina, of Canford Magna. win summoned for
assaulting Amelia Wallingford, if Wind:area Moister.
on the 25th ult.—Defendent did not appear. P.C.
Hoare proved service of BUIDMOIIII. }lnt d 404. and
coca, and in default one toadies hard baboor.--Jobn
Bath wick, of Sturminster Marshall. labourer, was eum•
mooed for assaulting Albert Mitchell, • little boy 11
years of age. —Fined 105, and costa Ita— —Edwin
Pettill, of Foote, was summoned by the Overseas of
LytaLett Minster for nonrpayment of poor.rste, assessed
on • cloppit situate at I.)tcheit Minster.—Order wade
for payment.— —Thomas Haskell,of Cranborne,labourer,
was charged with night poaching at Ea' Iniondsham, on
the 23rd ult., on lands belonging so Hector Monro, Ed(
Mr. H. 8. Johns, Ringwood, appeared for the defendant.
The ems was proved by Timothy Hunts—Committal
for two months hard labour, and at the exhiration to
find two sureties in EL, and himself in £lO, for the
splice of twelve month..
litanarun.—ln our report of the lost sessions a mis-
take crocarnd in the reading of the case in which
Stephen Conway was the defendant.— Instead of the
defendant being fined "IA and 10s. coots," it should be
"One Shilling fine, and 10s. costs."
BLANDFORD. —On Monday. Charles Kitchel
and George Ifebditch, two men in the employ of
Mr. Ford, of Keynaton, were brought before Lord
Portmao, charged with stealing about 2 carts. of bay,
the property of 3. J. lOarquberson, Eaq6 —They were
remanded 1111 the following Saturday, bail being taken
for their appearance.
WILLA Lap Beirourrs.—The will of Henry Seymer
Ward, Esq., late of No. 3. St. James's-place, Westui
was proved in the London Conti by the ezecuturs, the
Hon. George Godolphin Osborn, (commonly called the
Marquis of (armarthen) and William Montague
Calcraft, Esq., of Itempstone, mar Wareham, Dorset.
The personality was sworn ander 30,0001. The k stator
died on U.. 23rd of Itsptatubar last, at No. 6, C'hondoer
street, having ezeceted his will on the 11th of the
same month, bequeathing to hi. sister, Fanny Marcia,
"rife of Henry James Farquharson, Esq., the now of
7,5001. for her own use, and leaving the residue of the
personality, together with the real estate, to his
Fredericknephew? evderick Henry Farqubarsoo, the eldest son
of his sister, absolutel.

Yoururot DEPRAVITY. —On Tuesday, the 6th inst.,
before the Mayor, and H. Darden, Esq.—Henry Lovell
and Arthur Welb, two boys, the former about 11 pars
of age, and the latter about 7, were charged with
having: on the previous day, entered the shop of Sarah
Cousins, geoeral dealer, Nur Buildings, and Stolen
from a drawer certain monies, it, illabout 12s.—
George Boucher, • I.d about 16 yearo old, who said
that he had been instructid in the British echoed, but
did sot know t e meaning of an oath, stated (after the
Mayor had explained the matter to him,) that on Mon-
day afternoon about • quarter past two, he sae LOVEII
creep out of thr- pasage of proeeeutoes house. He
said to Wells when be got outside, "they have not got
anything, Arthur." They thee ran off.—The father of
Lovell who was present in court, stated that hearing
about the robbery, be asked his boy where the money
wu ; he said he had not got it, but afterwards confessed
that it we. hidden under 1.0100 graas In a Ibid.—There
being some discrepeney as to the amount stated to have
been stolen and that found, the Mayor asked the boy
Lovell what he had done with the rest, to which he
replied that "he threw some of the coppers down the
weter-clurt" The prosecutor having partially con-
doned the offence by lecideing back the money found,
the maiistrates had no option but to dismiss the cue.
The mayor, however, in • severe though kind wanner
reprimanded Lem It
FORISTRY. —The ollioers of the riotith•Weeteru
District attended at Court Golden Hrrow, No. 3467,
held at the King's Arms Inn, Blandford, on Wed-
nesday, the 30th ult , for the opening of a sanctuary
of the Ancient Order of Shepherds, being the second
degree of the Ancient Order of Foresters, when
several of the brethren availed themselves by joining.
After the business wee concluded they eat down to
• good substantial supper provided by Brother
Malllll for the occasion, after which the usual loyal
and and appropriate toasts were given and ably
responded to.
BRIDPORT. —UNCERTAINTY or Lire. —On Sun-
day evening, Mrs. Mary Templer (relict of the late
James Templer, Esq.,) attended the evening church
service in her usual state of health, and on returning
to her residence partook of supper, and shortly
afterwards retired to rest, but whilst in the sot of
undressing, she put her hand to her head, and el.
claimed to the servant, " Oh ! my poor head," and
fell into her arms, and almost instantly expired.
Apoplexy is supposed to he the cause of death.—
"Boast not thyself of to-morrow, for thou knowest
not what • day may bring forth."

A friend on whose accuracy we can rely has calculated
from statiAtital returns that while the Roman Catholic
population of Elogland aid Wales does not amount to
oue in tsientyof Os inhabitants, no le. than oac.fiftb
of the inmates of our (soli are rettuatd as of that
Minion, and that from the experienoe of the last twO
years the proportion of the latter Aymara to be on the
incises*. We reeommend these facts to his Eminence
Cardinal Wiseman and Dr. Manning. as subjects for
discussion at the sent Roman Catholic Congress, at
Itslirses or else where.—Guardion.

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Tug LATE Mi. HUDOON GVIINET'II Doe. —One morn-
ing, my. • correspondent of the ?Grow), Argus, sitting
with the deemed gentleman on business, I heard •
pattering of feet behiod, sod the door sibntly opened.
I turned to see who was listening to us, and the New-
foundland dog quietly entered the room, and, standing
in the centre of the room, looked on me coldly, and on
hit matter kindly. "This," said Mr. Hudson, "loon.
of my most faithful Merida ; be hex some to pay me his
meal morning visit." Turning to the dog he motioned,
" I'm • little better to-day, but not moot; one Menthe
you will miss me—l shall be dead." The dog. as
though endowed with human instinct, gave • low moan,
and advancing to his master, placed his huge paw, with
• gentleness that would hardly have cruthed • fly, on
Mr. Gurney's knee • that done, he redo& himself on his
hind leg., and planed the other on Mr. Clurmy's
shoulder, and Hiking hi. face stoned to pet him on his
best with an inpreigion of face,
which almost
said, " Come, come, don't be downheerted I You are
very bad, belt yongl get better hp-and by." Mr. Gunny
perfectly understood him, shim be replied. "It', no o ,se •
I tell you I shall die r The dog momied!iiin. "Am!
now continued the owner of Keseick, you mart go,
for I am busy with the gentleman." The dog looked at
his muter, then at me, and then silently quitted the
room. A month or so efter Mr. Gurney was a corpse.
The introduction of commodities thatcotonlood • large
sale from their distinirive advantages being reload by
the public.. frequently attracts • host of lint tore. To
endesidar to pees off, inferior ertielas DOM dosely sipy
the tratiemisrk, labels, pedals ke., of Messrs. Horn.
man, i-
man, the well-known origieal mporters cif the Pyre
Tea; therefore purchasers should not WI to Wier that
the signature —" Ilorninian and Co, London"—le on
each genuine packet. Their lea, from its reliable good
quality, has for a quarter of • century been in gnat
favour throughout the kingdom, proving that all dame
require good tea, end prefer sterling quality to mere
appearance. Messrs. llornimenee agents number about
two the:mend times in this locality, are adverteed in
Out columns.
the middle aged se well as the yOung naturally desire
to proorestionte the revile' of time, they will emu.
quently be interested to dad that acCordi..g to Liebig,
sad other mvatts of the ages, their* the entire prinaiole
abundant in good Tea, Arrests the dilly mete of the
body, and .nables Ware more tally to stirply the wear
and bier of the solid times from • leis quantity of fond:
It is this active principle in tea, that we all dad so
remarkably invigorating. The young leaves are Wind
to abound in this valuable principle ; the old and
withered being almost destitute. Now, as we pay
tastee millions anneelly for tea, and the truel covering
of the ledree with mineral dolour by the Chinese is
intended to inereme profit liy prevadting the eye of the
mummer detecting the brown worthlen growths, it I.
especially need, DI for public benefit that nierthants
thodid dintourage the colouring phatioe. liforiiiman
and Co.'s imPorte of pate uneloured teas, while most
delicious in ff.aeour, ere very distinct in appearance to
the noel coloorecesorta ; fhe green bay no bluish tint,
the leaf being of • natural olive ha.: the bleak is not ,
darkened with powdered pluming°. Them he. ire I
sold by Chemist. and Confectioners throughout the
Kingdom, se .porions imitations abound, see Pfforniman
and Co's. signature hi as each packet.
Dltralrierto ACCIDISTII Filen 0011110 e LCCITEI ,
MATelita—Acesklents in Gomm:Mon with the common
dangerous, poisonous matabee now in general use an of
mish frequent ocieurrencte, that &yule and May's patent .
safety ace-poisonous match is booming more and more
valued, and we have no doubt that the neer match-holder
aid tablet that they have recently introdueed foe nee In
nurseries, kitchens, bedroom., Ito, will be eery
geserelly adopted. It may be obtained of all parties
selling the potent &my motebeL Is nest and not
"R" The followingelise an extract from the Sewed Edition
(mere IN) of • Treaslatioe of the thoriumepoide of
t. Royal a rbofe London, by Dr, G.
F. Collier, published by us Go. is
. "it I.
epoall dafbet in this etstil t (speaking of the
Pharemeoptirki) that wi hive no penally., mess but
whet contains aloes; yet fie know that bet4notthotdal
pereons cannot bear aloes, except it be In the fond of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which chiefly consist. of elms,
seasomooy, and soloeynth, wLieh I think are formed
Into a eon of compound extra* Um acridity of which
hi obvert:Zane:sick by as alkalise proems, and by a
fourth ient (Unknown to rite) of an *math tonic
cloture. think no boiler and no Ocoee of it for ite
being • patent medicine. I look at it as an article of
eammeres and domestic eonvenience, and do not We-
tate to my it is the best made pill in the kingdom; •
muscular purge, • mucous purge, and • by
purge embined, and their effects properly centre by
ar
a dirigent and eminent. That it doss not commouly
produce haemorrhoid', like most elastic pills, I attribute
to It. being thoroughly soluble, so that no undissolved
articles adhere to the memos. reembesm.
Hourneke's Pthta Len Ournthar.—Oolds, Coughs,
Shoetrees of Breath—These sorreetive remedies are
Infallible for those pedant oomplaists, which, neglected,
often meth What. bronchitis, Or tellssulltll,- The
Clialeent.' well rubbed upon the chest and took, pene-
trating the skin, is tarried direelly to the lungs, when
641 a 64=. All the blood in the body coo-
"M. pares the kelp, aid there, all noxima
tooling to prams Assam sat be quietly,
. mid permeneatly asserelieed, reader bum-
Or ojethiti fres the spasm. • Holloslahitmene
4.
PA* Peftwily socomplish this . i awl
through the bleed, *bus aiseasiollb• ....s ti tbma
aciodergel geethen the remotest park of
the hymen y, thus Mel an diesseed bathe,
whether latexpeTor salami. ' •