The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-21 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

WIMIOIITIL I applauded. Mr. Milady, OM, Mee and said before lOomPlaimmea wlfe, had no food inf herself and her chlldren, to ward to .ar wk. pe sr-Rowse—Defendant old his daughter,
t
DAY/101TR THB Gam-- On Friday morning Part 1 they had the coecluding piece, he mut expire his
. and came Op to his hoarto get sonic She met with n III.•
of the garden wall of 0. plenient manner In ' fortune the Wahl before and could not go home. 1.0 whisii her
Reynolds, Req. Rose Hill l thanks individually for the v
Cottage, Sneing Gardenia HO blown, enri the ehrsbe winch the, had spent the evening. He wished to hiedmei mote after her, and eakesi with an oath why oboe as
and trees much darasseo. propose, and he had no doubt all would join with . nowil,ahcloctheret Altar sweet: ortissiefendlVtzl=
,h 11
tout,
Cult LIRKRAL H. Edwards, Rem, WO !OM to eying their beet tbanka to Dr. Lush for his I Hiner, would not 00. afts;Ms;hlehle sent for a oogllcernan
preset at ebe of Suez Canal, ha been kindness in taking the chair_ (eppianni—and also and had him put out Afterwards he came again, and defendant
one of the ' ' pasty entertained on to tars ladies and gentlemen who h so kindly PM him out.- Robert Thome, ...rebuts,' detensllnt. and
the yacht Calabria efforded ammemeat that
evening. The oompetz tan Bench dianthmed the ease, informing comPhdoant that he
could not go to . h0u,,,,, •galost the will 14 the occupier. If
Wet-MOUTH AND PORTLAIIIX RAILWAY. —Mr. were aware that the ruse for which they were call eateedsnt had ,„,,,,,,.„,,,i stdo„ he ..oeld have heee pooi„h„t•
E. C. Seaman has received the order for the coa- together wee for the support of a society young in Thomas RIDOCT was atimmoned for assaulting taziAnnt
etruction of the Wyk. Road dation, which a' t° be yrre, but most beneficial in Ha operations, which DuTria„rriut.d•Y e'rninji shoute','r ''''wht',kt...t-le‘o:,k Pforl:r
at our oommeneed, and continued with °Moray, so was formed that the working men of this parish h7,1.,,?1, am th". itian °"`"°.,i,'.,‘..,%.07:g.t he we. coming. On thin
that ore long We may
hope to enjoy this Feet may be able to meet and have the opportunity of defendant threatened wt., he a ould do foprub,,ehre.d, it .he ,not
advantage. „,_ reading the newseapere, len.. without being ex. to. and erased her, twisted her nuind,..and
her husband had left
THE LuDWICE GADDL --It is reported that tam
Poled,.
..to the temptations of the public-house. —Mr. gent thrzimlrto the 1t...,i
•oh:ettit tln"te.aftertime, and told her
Hopkins seconded the vote of thanka which was hect‘itanTTl: Mr. Rl'doitPlie house. Her Mohand gave her ad., the
Russian steamer, some of whose milers refused to go to
sea with her, and were sent to prison for that ref. .
bad cordially agreed to.—Dr. Lush. th reponse, thought night hadorc, and kept telling her that Mr. Rhlssut would not
has heatless after bevies Malts, to which Port ah
thanks were more especially duo to the ladies and
• splendid passage out. ~ gentlemen who had kindly favoured thgn with read.• srl h ut her husband. tointa Edmund , who lodge. at
igset,tlets,Rl him. She mini ttvl that nine arid Ae would not
WURlttsCHAlßkig.s's nreeKM—Mr. Stephenson's . , . ' defendant', holm, deposed to Fs. Run'tims.• haying !aid '' I
mos, recitations, and rouco—tapplause). The enter- will let you know what Inn"" and Mr. Ridout ordenng her
present to the wbeel-chainnen was laid out in •
/upper at the White Horse, on Wednaway. Her husibansl came down and told Ridout to let her go,esday night. emennient closed with the National etuteent, and the on, but 'he held on to the door, Mr. Ridout tming to get her
Mr. James Knight presided sad tbirty.two of the audience impended ata.poost reasonable hour. which he slid, and they 0,1 50' together. Defendant said
fraternity '4ll.loYed a eapital supper, served in Venter Miele:CGS —The Athletic Association had Denman came to hint hare S.M.', he if•vw Ittlu • pair of 10040.
eeeeseek style by Mr. Farwell Mr. St•phenson's • crowded house OD /dandily evening last, at their employed hlintootlse sfhe!utri....„ q• 'lnd in" him Minh. °AP.. the
muse did annoyed hint very mueb ; but
healthwas how, drunk, and a right jolly time fifth entertainment at the new Assembly Rooms, rie. cild not use more than nem/wary form to get Iser gritt of the
enjoyed. Market-street. It having been announced that the
Geworior gritreneng ptryp._The Government whole of the proceeds would be distributed in bread
and "Id betohadgurn'tZV,, cr4 heal,' it • great mistake to
home. Ile denied having 7.ll..nurt.towliethve. Tha.nntomata,......e the,ireid,
having greeted the gm of £4,000 a year to be dim to the deserving poor of the town, this, if possible,
niiiiiii s‘l'hthat a- ;
tribotad among the old maiden aid seamen of the ;,..—r,„,,,, ~,01,) go to another's house, because •
Marealled the Popularity of this excellent entertain- relation happened to be there, and defendant had, right to
inercaatile marine who contributed 6d. a month out merit, and the audience wair not only numerous, but get llnt. Pullman not. on long_M•he,d,id flint.
......* =l,cret?.;
of their wages to the support of Greenwich Hospital,
the Weymouth Custom Hour has received up to and remarked that penny readings contributed to the diony.,ed ; bet the ~,,,,, ~,,re remitted.
highly respectable. Dr. Tired kingly prodded,
all hour,, Aittth.e.ista:t,:47l7
tiro itutio.,:olt.acypewton.n
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the present time :tine appinerairs from old mestere moral and intellectual improvement of the people,
and seamen, of ages varying from 66 to 84. Sailors and the object of the present entertainment wee par-
must have agreed five yeses previously to 18.16, be tioularly laudable. The progranima which had been
incapacitated from age,and be not leas than 63 years Viciously shortened, was as follows—" Aurora
old. The pension is .f. 3 be. per year. Pest March," nicely performed by the hand; read.
Viot.alet Gala. The gale that has blown from the in, "Rabin Hill's Biennia° to Weston-super'
west with varying force ever wince the beginning of the Mare ' " very humorously read by Mr. P. Dodge°,
week, has already committed some damage. large who did justice to the countryman's dialect, and
numbers of elates were blown from the house occupied brought well before ne the funny &dungaree and
by Mrs. rtharaland Mrs. Lowell, in Devonshire-building', situations of • Dorset bumpkin and his wife by rail
the garrets Wag seal tarried at the back. About end steamboat; Mr. Dodson was much applauded:
Inlsdir-Liriatonglevel La.
lam d's.'"steneeernlboaay tmCygnorninu onerg
ilia; V;ern
of her duet, "Whit are the wild waves laying ?" Mize
Bartlett and Mr. T. Warren; both gingers made a
quarter-boats, which was blown away, davits and all, i„ impression, and were received with
•
punk in the harbour. and impreed to be washed away thess ,_..theottrah se
by the tide,. The Acialla left as usual at midnight on aseemet applause, their execution being very
Tuesday, and a few miles beyond She !retie eomerca, and malty of the notes wore vary sweet
ship, when the weatnor continaed so bad that Captain Owing to the indisposition of Mr. M. D. Roberts,
Bream pendently put the ship about and returned to the next recitation had to be substituted by • comic
Pact. song, and Mr. W. R. P. Jeffery created intense
A CONCEIT was given by Herr Emil Behnke, it the aganeemeat by appooriag in the went.. do, mintry.
Literary Institute, on Wednesday eventing hat The man, and singing in his usually taking manner, "A
sttendasem was fair. IL Behnke led a numeroos choir oould'en think of such thing," iu which he WPII so
of certificated members of the Tonic Sol-fa Association,
successful that he was encored but judiciously cion-
and the following the order of the piece.:—" Bells
of Freedom" (Root), very sweet and tasteful; "we tented himself with bowing his acknowledgments.
Loved bar " (T. F. Seward), rather tame • '.me Mrs. Anderson then kindly obliged by singing
Sabbath Call"(Knintser), very full and rich; add:damn Longfellow's "Village Blacksmith." The lady
Winds" (Rootl, deliciously soft ;the treble part was evidently has a cultivated voice, but the song
very tastefully sang, though the singer was at first • is scarcely adapted far a lady t tire. Anderson
little nervosa, and the aocompeeiment was cbanningy however, possesses • fine contralto voice, and
pat in. The piece was deservedly encored, and kindly did all the justice parable to the piece, to the great
repeated. '• One flake SA a time" (R. S. Taylor). sung tediefaction of the audienoe. Reading, "A Horse
with capital spirit, and the inkrvala given eery wall sold"
clearly and incisively; "Sweetly come those drabs" ""
(Root), the music in this piens was very abannieg, the manner. Mr. T. Warren then sang • ballad in &sweet
effect of diseases being very clearly given,and the sweet but rather too quiet style. The band followed with
sounds rising and failing with gentle undulation. It the "Blush Rose Waltz." Mrs. Anderson nest sang
wth encored. " Heigh° for Sewing ?tem" (Siloam), "The Sailor Boy's return," with great sweetness
with all the spirit that gal.& to the music, and pathos and deepened the favourable impression
and the joyous time of spring;. "Th. Retreat: she had before made. Mr. Beittoton Ford gave a
(tli,A,,ici and withdMiu,: atretme to The me, e
ds be)inrrfonnin rents, el:7111 ts:: recitation speech of Brutus to the Roman Citizens,
in which be achieved another morass. Mr. Ford is
iliminiehing, monis of the retreating army bring well ._,_ , .
i a 'don in this line as well as the
imitated. 'The Skaters" (Root) very rattling and evidently gaining Finn
lively, and done with excieeding smartness. A hearty pleasant good emnourea one whioh is peculiarly bin
encore followed. "The Merry Fairy Elves," (Wood. own. Glee, "The Wreath," Miss Bartlett, Messrs.
bury and Hastings) very pretty ; "The Foot Traveller" Death and T. Warren, exceedingly well sung, and
(F. Abt.) hearty and joyous, and evidently caleulated very nicely barnionieed. Mrs. T. S. Wallis gave a
to raise the spirits of the singeraland audience together; recitation" Eliza," with great womanly taste. Mr.
it wan encored: "Away o'er the Wave" (Root); in thin Bleed drew tremendous applause and • voinfermie
piece the perlar scercpanimeat in a soft tone re. snore by hie very rich rendering of the anisettes
rambled the murmur of the waves. Producing • sere song "Who Cute your Hair 1" Mr. Bland's return
pretty effect; "The Sprite Queen" (Bradbury). pretty o
ttud much applauded; " Aldiborontiphoeoophornio" was very web's' especially to the "gods," with
(Callcott) this fanny cumin) was got through eared. whom be is deservedly a &vomits, for hie good
ingly well, withoet the slightest hesitation, gradually ringing, the ludicrousness of Ins get-up, and hie
Increasing ill spend; an encore followed. "The Fisher. spirited action, and the cries of "Staple ' in answer
man's Morning Song" (tuber) very capitally rendered. to his enquiry, were general. Mr. Wallis made •
Mr. Bailing sieved a vote of thatiks to Mr. Behnke, and capital selection from that extremely funny Irish book
his very efficient class.--Mr. Behnke respon led, remark. "Handy Andy ;" the worthy hon. sec. would make
tine that, as the institution bad very liberally granted anything amusing if be chose, and In "Handy Andy"
the free use of the room for their practices, they were he was ludicrous to the last degree. After this he
only returning kindliest, for kindness.. The entertain- announced that the entertainment would be repeated,
.oriit clonel with the Natl.:nal Anthem.
with alight medification on Thursday for the same
Ariii.cric AssoidartnN'S ENTlrrataltalcr.—The
object The character recitations which are the
second of the entente inmenta given by the Weymouth
Athletic Association for the good of the deserving principal features of these wirer were from the oomic
poor, came oil on Thursday night. The weather had 'Ketch_ of "The Illustrious Stranger," and expressly
been terrific all through the afternoon with frequent arranged for this imeasion. Mr. C. F. Jeffery made
showers of heavy cold rain, driven furiously by the a capital half-savage king, Mr. H. Dovuiny did the
wind, and although tbe storm moderated 'little by 8 nee Ann very neatly, Mr. F. White ,
pathetic as Prince ,
o'clock, the surface of the streets was in numerous wae immense in his leeghty Meted and queer Co..
tome as the court physician, Mr. F. Style as the
places covered with water, and there was no hops
that any hut the most adventurous would stir out of mummy was duly impressive, and Mr. H. Roberts
doors, The audience was therefore rather small, and and Mr. F. Foote did full justice to their parts,
this threatened a depressing effect upon the per- though they had not much scope. Mr. W. It. P.
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formers. Mr. Aylesbury kindly took the chair: Jeffry created constant and in anittsement by
his artistic rendering of Benjamin Howbeit, in which
blesses. J. and G. Jones s hand and Mr. Wallis on
the piano ably provided the instrumental part of the he gave loose to his happy and constantly changing
music, greatly to the satisfaction of the company. humour, his songs were abo Bret-rate, his dress mora
Mill'. Dodson, with even more spirit and humour appropriate, and altogether be was the " lion "of I
sketch, being continually received with shouts of
than usual, read "Christmas Invitations," and this the
applause. The behaviour in the back seats was still
was so much liked that every one wanted a little
more. Mr. W. !Imager gave • great treat in his song further Unproved, and doubtless it will approach
perfection if • certain noisy female is in future kept
.. I beard a Spirit sing," his voice wan clear in its
out. We are desired to acknowledge the kindnees
utterance and musical in its loses. Mr. M. li.
Role.rts was both humorous and pathetic in • Ibis of Mrs. Andemon, from the Metropolitan Music
character recitation " Richard and Betty at Hackle- Hall, who gave her professional services gratin on
ton Fair." That fine glee "The Wreath," was this occasion.
charmingly sung by Mr Bartlett, Messrs. Dench Crs-rosue ArporsTmE4T. —R. G. Chessman,
and T. Warren, and this party is clearly established Esq.. Collector of H.M. Customs at this port, has
in public favour. Mr. Ila L Legg next gave the received the appointment of Collector of Customs at
"Bashful Man," with great success. One great ' Falmouth. Mr. Cheesnan leaves Weymouth on
charm of Mr Legg's reading is its refined and Saturday, greatly to the regret of the merchants
elegant style ; though the pieces he chooses are I and every one transacting business with him by
generally comic, there is not the least trace of any whom his courtesy and promptitude were much
attempt to overdo the funny. Mr, G. Chalker sang appreciated. Mr. Chearran-a encoeseor is James
a “comic" song, with a bacchanal chorus' but we Grieve, FArt., late CelleCtor of Customs at Lancaster.
hope this style of thing will not become usual. Quite On the above appointeneut being made known to the
a contrast was Mr. T. Warren's sentimental ballad, officer@ under Mr. Cheesman's control, they proposed
which, though verging on the tragic, was so sweetly to make him a present suitable to the occasion, and
done as not to be in the lora heavy. Mr. B. Ford decided on a chaste and elegant electeo-silver biscuit
very judiciously abandoned the impressive line this box (supplied by Mr. Vincent, St. tlarymtreet). On
evening, found himself at home in "Vat you please !" the face was engraved his crest, a hand holding a
and was received with hearty applause. Mr. Ford's crown, with the motto "Dam spiro, sperm" " While
good-hnmoured face, which it is out of his nature I breathe, I hope," and On the lid the following in'
to keep • stern expression on for long, marks him scription :
out aa peculiarly adapted for the nigh oomic style, "Presented to Hebert a Chen .1, .0., F.i., collector of Her
and il he attempts no other, he will be sure of sue- monei., cocom., svermeueth. 0, hi, Isating that port,ait •
Mal at once. Mime Bartlett and Mr. T. W :',1hr,t.7‘,1!..t ‘edurerunitum.•l'Y th
"th'em
the",
sth°
for
eleven
billowed with theduet " What are the wild waves Weymouth. Docember, 181).
saying!" rng with such taste that it was encored. On Mr. Chresnan's arrival at the Custom Hors on
Mrs. Wallis again recited " Eliza," with that on. Thursday morning, he IVIPA met by the whole of the
affected modesty which is a lady's greatest charm officers, headed by Mr. Cotterell, the chief clerk
It was all fun for the rest of the evening, Mr. Bland who, in addressing him said :
delighting the youngsters with " Who Cutr your "My dear Sir.—On my 011111 bn.half, and on that of '
Hair," Mr. Wallis provoking irnsiatible laughter my brother officers. I have to thank you for the many I
iiy his Irish reading ' How to save your bacon,. instancet of unvarying kindne.s which you have shown
and "The Illustrious Stranger" broneht the amuse- to an during the eleven Year. Ton have presided as the
• id ins. heal of thia Custoni House. Your business ability and
ment to • climax. Mr. Jeffery had ex
r
etuality have net us each examplita as will we trust,
memo pains, and showed himself worthy of being • prove for our own advantage, in showing us' how to
manager by condensing the piece into a short sketch, nterf.tr,n in the promptest and most effisient manner
and keepieg the beet of it, and artainly he was well the duties connected with her Midesty's Customs, while
supported by his company, who had much improved the urbanity which hal marked all your dealings with
by their former practice. Mr. Style, as Gimbo, the ea, the explicitness of your directions, and the tact and
mummy-maker, showed great talent, his get-up forbearance you have ever prutimsd, have rendered ea/
was I superb, his action exceedingly appropriate, and agreeable our service of her Majesty under your
especially his isalsarna which were rendered lead. I have now to beg your acceptena of this small
with the grace of an Eastern courtier • he token of our regard for yearsolf personally, and with it
well contrasted with Dr. Alibajon, tie court the expression of our best wishes for the prosperity of
yourself and family et the port of Falmouth, where
physician (Mr. F. N. White) who repre•
yo a now about to reside awl at any other Plow to
vented the scheming quack in excellent
wll. cl7you may in future remove and if you occasionally
style, and both the latter gentleman and Mr. C. remember,, with that kindly feeling_ you have hitherto
Jeffery (King Aboulifar) created great amusement manifested, we who remain Sr Weymouth, you will
by their immense pigetada and the grave oddity of add to the many obligations under which ro•I have
their sayings and doings, Mr. Jeffery being evidently already laid on, and that Mrs. and Miss Choesman,
a thorough artist, for the most lecherous gauze as well as yourself, may live many years to enjoy the
Mons could not tempt him to a smile. Mr. li. blueingn of this life is the earnest wish of, my dear sir,
Roberts, though only having the part of an offlotor thole now present."
'showed lie has considerable histrionic power, and replied, Checeman' who woo evidently much *fleeted'm
eeplied, " Ilfr Cntterell, and officers of the We th
Prince Arpin and Princess Irks (Mr. H. °mini and stablishreent, I indeed feel deeply affected at tihis°ant,tidi•
Mr. T. n'ooks) were a worthy pair, "'ldiot( IMAM, expected manifestation of friend Iny ut°
ship
to the =OMNI of the sketch. As for Mr. W. me, and more 'culerly so at receiving at Lod:
Jeffery, from his enemata to the exit, he kept the the very chaste and elegant biscuit box, as amemento
audience in roars of irrepressible laughter. Mr. of the pleasant time I have spent with you, a. your
Walla announced that the first (Monday) evening's cdleetor at this port. I thank you also for the good
receipts amounted to £4 Is., a meat on which we wish. expressed for the welfare nf Mrs Charing+ and
must congratulate the W. A. A. and their friends, my daughter, who will, lam sure, be much inulflei by
Mr. Aylesbury in responding for a vote of thanks them. I can only Nay that I leave you with great
accorded on the motion of Mr. Wallis, rid he in' end. for 1 hare always been proud at being the
chief of no efficient a staff of °Moths as thle Weymouth
give should ask the committee to an en me entertainment establishment has always wed itself,
for • special charity, and he had no doubt he should you most sinoerely for your kindness, sail although
nt
ii
be able to obtain the Royal or Burdon Hotel ah.. 11 be dilatant from you, it will ever give me great
Assembly Room free fir the purpose. At all events pl, rum to hear of your advancement in the service,
be would undertake that the committee should have ohieh you will surely attain if you conduct yourselves
oneof the rooms without expense. The entertain. with time same red mil atteotion hitherto shown by yiiu
rnent concluded with the National Anthem. daring the time you have been in the service. lam
Mm.comne ReIGIN WORKING 14121'8 RIADIXO. exceedingly grateful to you, and bid you all farewell."
Mr Cheesman thee presented esch of the officers
BOtiM AND LIBRA/W.—The soiree in aid of this truly with . a well-executed carte-de-visite of himself,
useful institution, which is so ably and kindly con' and the party separated with mutual expressions of
ducted by Mr. S. Milledge, was given on Tuesday good will.
evening last. in St. Mary's National SchooL The I Hr. Cheesman's efforts in connection with the grand
room is large for each • purpose ; but it was well I lifeboat demonstration will long be remembered in
filled, although the weather was unfavourable. I Weymouth, and it will require much discrimination to
Masi, Jones assisted in giving variety between J find his succescr lathe many offices he filled so well,
the readings. Dr. Lush kindly presided. Mr.
Zilwood Milledge selected "Misadventures at
Margate," which he read in • very chaste and refined
etyle, and with considerable humour. Mrs. Z.
Milledge and Mimi Budd next vary kindly gave a
brilliant pianoforte duet, and their delicacy of touch
and nice harutonisation, as well as spiritedness of
execution, was much applauded. Mr. T. Archer
Turner recited " Wobey's Meditations," in which
he thoroughly expressed the mournful character of
the meditation of the fallen Cardinal. Miss Budd
I.llonned with a pianoforte solo on" kali Melodies,"
played witb liveliness and ',weir faire. After this
rci. Milledge was to have sung in an anthem ; but
__ omenmenoe of her having lately had an attack of
illnerwe were obliged to a that
Minnie., hee,eyer.
with reliio pleasure; Mrs.
..",.....
linens,
_, great goodhoutedneee gave
...,_
ccovi"'
v__.1,44 ' Do not forget me,"which
to"•"'which7Zenoy king% apparel, and encored,
verse.
cordrimilattrionlese.” :All :rt'edurLeaumdi. b 7 re.rlettgrea
this humorous ealection waeaptcittutde tete"' and
followed • tragio reeitatica o celiker cad. Next
Mr. W. Taus, who showed omit power .07:1 " by
and voioe, and accompanied i his mei
animated action. Mr. it. Ford followed t .
reading, " Character of the a e
late Prince CoZtil -,1-
and WWI received with great applause at the
.1 fter a lively performance by the hand, Mr. z.
\ I illedge, with deep impressiveness, read the Lamer
- Wreck of the Hesperus," which was emelt

WEVIIOUTI! BOIUNGII PEITV_ SESSIONS.

TrinDAY.—Before the Mayer IR. N. Howard. R.q.),
Tiz.ed. Req., R. Colterell, Env, H. Monett., Eau., anal 0.
Reynold., Eon.
JAAR CaAyT w atinuromed for awsulting Martha flayly. at
the Weymmilh Arm., on Sunday week 1.4.. liofendino came
in nh.tit half.pamt nine with A aolalier. alnook, a•od naed abwah.e
mal filthy language. Mt,. liayly told her to when de-
fendant fell upon hcr, anal heat her "fearfailly," haring her
agrlking hot,',. the arm. Itefendant mid that
RN. 'gado •,1,1 clotho, after Au loft the home, where ahe
hg,1),.a0 ; hot replMl ahe left ~,one .11111.
ii, ,leld, and ahe (Mr.. Itarlyi gave away • lamella, which
war wr, rib about 10d.—Charlotte Adam. eorrohorated.—Delen.
dant mid Mr. Bally kicked her through the peonage, on which
the etruek him; het ehe eeuld not call the eoldier, an
Mra. nasty soot for the picket, and the man waa now lo the
~11... The Mayor mid they dal not want to iandolo akiendant
%merely at this 1.1.11:43I1 of the year, and fined her ,to Include

vumam.
lIVIRT CHICK was wimmoned for baring on Sunday, Nov. 53.
being ilnink and riotoil. in St. Mary.dreet. P.C. liandoni
iworni the env, and defendant's wife appeared for him. The
heneh .1.1 they knew her al a hardworking woman, and did
n•• 1 widi to put a heavy fine, as they knew it hurt the wife
illo.t of all. Defen•lant had been felon, them often. and thee
niwal Wen 10%. Including eon.; but if he offended again, he
would be tittlt to prison. .
William John /hairier summoned G. It. MILLER, hi. father.
in''''''• I", se ...nit. —Otenplainant .Id that lot Weihieolay
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.....'Ltneldilleavo.rd,..rian..fitsin.A......jaeld.os
...ut butt..":77,,:gZ:d.tu4lthaotit." 'Th.` ;
.tlee bin, • "hiding.. Ht. („Z'rt mit: butdock.a 1.1:
blorn,,.to
Van g..ne there to ma her. and I
• eral Sid legmpba....
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