The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-25 00:00:00

WEY3IOI7TH.

Ma. HARE'S FUNIMAL. —This mournful ceremony took
plact on Saturday last, when a lar4e numbor of pent tits
gathered near the late residence of the deceased, in the
Royal-terraea Mr. J. Talbot was the undertaker, and all
carried out the arrangements. The coffin woo of polished
oak, with brass furniture. Punctually at neon, the proces-
sion left the Royal-terrace, in the following order :

Mr. J. lalbot, Mr. Harris.
Hearse containing
THE BODY.

First Carriage : Master R. flare, told Maalor Ilare. sons of
Mr. U. D. Welafor,l()kyor), and Mr. --.
tiariago : Mr. —. WefiforJ, Mr. Turner (ilecouliars
manager), Dr. Moorhead. Mr. K. ff Elot, J P
Thin! curthge.: Mr. 0. Anilrints, Ite.. T. A. Falkoar, Dr.

Tins* Dr. Simpson, J.P.
Dr. Mcsorbeers etrrlage. with blinds drawn.
Mr. It. Il,iplse. J.K. Mr. Id Ittggett, Jr., Mr. John Lee. Mr.
Parsons. Mr. Moore. Mr. 8. Seriven (Portland). Mr. Martin,
Mr. Stevens, Mr. Thisdbui, ke.
The remains were interred at the Cemetery, the Rev. T. A.
Falkner reading the burial service. The Town-hall Slag,
and others were halfouast high.
Mr. Brassey, I'., lecturing at limiting:4 on Thursday
evening, referred to the :Oleg.' deterioration of our
merchant seaman, and ciii an inquiry had been made by
the Goveniment in late into the condition of our
mercantile marine through the r.sissuls in the various
pot*, and • similar inquiry had been mule in 1.40 k). Con-
trasting the iiitference in there-molt., of the two iti.juiries,
sisserted that the I laverummt II ire arrived at tno con-
elusion that the reaulta received in 1,11 were distinctly
more satisfactory and far In-ire favourable than those
received in 14.1. This he regarded as a right feature in
the C 1144, and intimated that ho intendel to make an
effort to carry out seine improvetuent whigh lie thought
was quite practicable. Ile advocated the eitablishment of
training ships in the various port. to IN) inanatod in the
same way an hoard scho ila by_ the E.liwational
went. During the lecture Mr. Brassey stated that he
was emfageil in writing a book on mercantile matters.

COUNTY COURT.
SATURDAT.—Before Mr. T. E. P. LEYROT, JU4O.
SEQUEL TO "THE RIVALS."

Chubb V. Denning.—Thii wah ai action by a former
landlord of the Milton Arms, Weytuouth, against
Denning, to recover saz balance duo by virtue of
• covenant to pay tAtt and the interest of £lsll, and by a
bill of sale.—Mr. Henna said that when plaintiff was
going to take the goods it was set up that they belonged
to Denning's brother,—The question being how defendant
could pay, Mr. Dianne said Denning had made his boast
that he could go to Portland, and pick up £1 or 11G, in his
own business—a fruiterer's—Plaintiff said when he was
landlord he made £lOO • year out of the house ; he paid
the brewer Val a year : but Denning neglected the
Walken, went on moonlight excursions, and left the
house in care oi a market boy. —Defendant said he had a
very sickly wife.— Ordered to pay LI in • fortnight, and
.1.1 • month afterwards, and warned that, if brought up
for non-payment, he would probably be sent to prison for
SO days, the Judge expressing an opinion that this WWI a
case where the man ought to pay.

Mini V. Came, and &IL—Claim for the keep of two
horse.. —The elder defendant admitted the debt, and
offered 10a. down and 10s. a month. Trade had been so
bad, he said, that he could not get in his money. —Defeo-
dant's offer was accepted.— Dr. Colter, the son, applied
for his expenses, as he hod nothing to do with the debt,
hut he had been brought there, and his time as a profes-
sional man expended.— in answer to the Judge, Dr.
Ulmer admitted that the horse was his: but he said his
father coutxactad the debt. —llls Honour said there Was
sufficient reason for summoning the son, IL4 the horse was
his; and no should not allow xPenses. —The elder Wen.

dant said Ida eon intended to carry the case to another
court, for defamation of character.—Rig Honour: Then
he will he a goo*: for Ilk pains.