The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26 00:00:00

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Assots, Secretaries of Societies, Foremiso, and others,
required to establish Watch Clubs for the above.

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destroying BUGS, FLEAS, MOTHS• BEETLE.%
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animal life). All Woollens and P'urs should be wall
sprinkled with the Powder before plum/ away. U
I. invaluable to take to the Seaside. To avoid dB.
appointment insist upon having

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deceived.

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taken with absolute safety b/ the YetLeneee
Price le. lid., of all Cbemists by pod 15 eta=
Munn% Chemist, St. Peal'. hunch Yard,

ATALICER's CRYSTAL CASE WATalii
T v an superseding all others. Prime Medals.= Et
Paris. lill. Bawer tram RS Is. Gold from Mean,
itßasig.illr@S TillentiME u_Dert! re Pal • 1 TTEarir
ill"favouritellumaser Her
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, otele=usjoollail,=_
RiAgra - LIME JUICE I. :41 PI
Prepared temp the Lime Pratt
Is entirely free of Aloohot
• Wholesome Family Beverage.
Pot dinner or trapper Mb*.
Ioe.,NW- S ' A LIMEA.i - i.ip Ai Pi
seeing in all waled w
An excellent stimulant
blended with epleita. _
WSW'I
LIME JUICE --
aro :if Pi
laganlAtorfino
An exodient domed:do,
maiming &potion.
ji. Willr—LlHE JUI(2IF—VI :1 a rT
end eastioal bY;:etioned
eminently wholesome.
11561 F LIME JUICE if As Pi
Sold everywhere.
As a prsota
ImitattonsOcoreerstittrorder
BOON'S Limn =ICE OORD
Wilargl isilvecaE J g01.r.C.,E ere :I f 1
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if tame accordang to &Teen*. is bed Prineetire
serative of innell-pos, Scarlet Fever. and other dine**
pose oat esetein Mame* or Loy earthy matter calculated*
modem Gellstones or 000ty devoid* Prepared
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Oa limn from y .OCH EARN HEAD HOTEL.
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HEIDELBERG.-110TEL PRINCE
CHARLES. First Mess. Nearest and lined sieved Om
Castle. PENSION. SOIIREE It_ELLNIEIt, Paorannose.
4 .
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/tidied a reputation in the esusir4 .si44
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of touch, end artistic Singh. whiah Anna than
-ve those -4 any other malter.Enkth or Pored,,..
‘a and Ind. free on appbearien.
.-al Husk Warehouses.
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twelve, Csnth.. Ca 14a.; or A; bottle.. .C 1 7s. lid. Carden.
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DOZOZINITIZ. THI Royal Italian Reed from Bournemouth IT having been decided by the various Friendly
Lownon Mtn Soma-Weevils RAILMAT.-Thie favoured the inhabitants with • short 'deft on filotooday I Snwieitm in the •••41 to "Nage for • sermon and
company will nu, .. ,„cia away ...wakes t o tha last, and plated *elections of music in 'erica' parts of collection on behalf of the Bora Hospital, a united
the tows. representative meeting wee ban
at the Guildhall, on
Winchester Show.--See advt.
Kn. F. B. Futuna leas been appointed Medical HIS MA.IIIITT'S AOOllllllOll.-Wedneed&Y being the , Tuesday evening, to make arrangements for carryingofficermad Public yanefneter fee the avoschwaiwe anniversary of Her Most Gracious Majesty's accessiou , oot the same, when the Independent Order of
to the throne, the suspicious day was celled to I Oddiellows, Ancient Order ~f Formers., and
District of the Dorchester Unice. ,
Aryoolllllll2 Or POSLIO VADOISATOS roll TEI rscollsOtios by • grout display of hunting on the amuse I Independent Order of Reoltabites were represented.
BOSOOOI.-At • emoting of the Board of Guardians, station, pier head, ships in harbour, and on Mr. Hounsell (A.0.F.) was appointed chairman of
held on Wednesday morning, Mr. W. B. Modeli Privets houses, the committee, and Mr. Thiseiton (1.0.0. F and Mr.
l'appointed public vaccinator for the borough in tins TOM WWII/II RApriar Associarion.-At the 'R. A. Bolt (1.0. R. were appointed settretaries It
Tic.
mooing of this association, which includes a I was decided by the committee that the service should
plane of Dr. Aldridp (resi(ned). There were Isom' portion of Somerset d Dorset. and the I terms be held at St. Mary'. church. if possible, July
candidates. Lou ..dt A.ia.. thean Rev, J. Trift.rd, MA., 13th, 1883, and that the Rev. J. IL hoott le :Led to
IttitimOAL 011rIcillt FOS FORDISOTOII.-Kr. R. J.
Day 011ther of Health for the ugh) Mr. Dennis, and Mr. Randall were the representatives preach the sermon, and also that the Mayor and Cor-
vs &Wa wee
oci
*lnman
unanimously .1.n." mediae' °sow. from Weymooth. The Rev. J. Trad,,rd promised the poration_ , Justices of the Peace, end Governors of the
for the Fordrngtou Dth
District in e plass of Dr, association wince in the evening. and 1111111 elected the Royal Hospital and Eye lolirmary should be asked to
"cup (mmynad). Tile salary is tys a year with President of the As•ocietion for vest year. attend (the collection to be divided amongst those
PIMIIMITATIOS -The members DI Court " England's institution.).
ties. justice to Hope," No. 4,148, A 0.F., on Wednesday evening Miocene° AOCIDIDIT AT Sin. Reocieres OLD BOON.
"TAB Prinos of Wales has done an act of
_______,,,,,, breach of the etc", He last mark • presentation to Dr. Moorhead, consisting -An accident ~f an alarming and serious nature
Inadequatelyr..,:„rx,--"„r ,„- nth, of „goo., which of a handsome oak silver mounted inkstand, on his occurred at the old house, late the property of Mr.
debarred ollioers of the veterinary department from resigning the. poet of medical officer of this lodge, and Rageett, undergoing the process of demolition, on
as a mark i their respect and appreciation of the Friday afternoon lest. It •ppears that a young man,
preworentatteleation
to
tbaCor Court. oanthierwhmyithliterwtwoidifll/ars
manner in which he has Mid the post of medical allow. named Neale, a carpenter, wee employed at the works
during the ;mat 19 years. Bro. K. N. England. F. J. with others, and during the afternoon be found it
distinction should ever have been drawn is loom:wry
Stockton, and S. A. Cash made the presentation on neosesery to go from o pert of the bull lug to the
benslble-Worid. behalf of the Court other, and wallet so :Ls some of the men, who
Tan " ittue ittnnon."-Mr. F. T. Palfrey" writing
fa the wieeinweethe School Hoerd, 3ortusrsot, on he. BHIPPDMI.-Arrivals ; South of Ireland, Pawn, were engaged in pulling an inside wall down, have it
ClooehmrS, renting ; Aquila, Painter, Jon way. poling ; a path, and • large portion of the rubbish fell upon
hallo! the Education Department, states thet refusing
J
Fitsrerald, Crelml/2,Tersey, potatoes; Great Western, the unfortunate young Nelda, who wee passing the
admission to school to children wearing the "blue rib-
bon "is inadmissible under Article 89 of the Code, and, Blampied, Cher . genera; Ethel, plague, Jersey, spot. He was knocked down, and, with the exception
if persisted I nboord thorn
cease fob. pub , will entail the lon of te element., grants, as the Mnt*
th
Pastoral Brighton, elle, Jersey. general; Fairport, of his heed, was entirely covered with the fallen
whoa.
of
the board
y, potatoes; Empress. Ovens, Bourse- debris. His fellow-workmen at MOO extricated him,
mou, peasouper' ; Ruing, Hallett, Plymouth, timber, when he was found to he t tally unconscious, A
schools. --4isilin • Greet W tern
mitiTaiT._._ .
~...
~
Battery
_ .._. ._,..,,,, Royal gm . as , Blampied, Cherbourg, carriage was procured, end the injured man conveyed
arrivTat in the flenon"i'dc:7;;--,„ ... general; Annie Morice, Attwooll, Portland, nil' South with all speed to the Weymouth Royal Hospital,
fArtillery
rom a, on their way to Oksbamptaa. The of 'Maw!. Plant. Cherbourg, general; Fitagemld, where for several hours lea lay in an insensible
were
Battery Is =doe the
command afittejer /Acta... The Oregon, Jorocy, general ; Aquila, Painter, Jersey, condition. Dr. Moorhacd and D. Grim
of the Battery ie-128 men.BB hones, and six general ; lirland Petereson. Newcastle, ballast; Ethel, quickly in attendance and, after an examinallon, it
gum. Most of the men were billeted in the town, and Clague. Jersey. '
general; Hopewell, Smith, Pole, oil was found that his leg was broken. in addition to
A HOSPITAL BLINDLY 1111101011 T TIM FIItIODLT other Works. With the medical skill hat
the guns were stationed in the Barrack square. owed upon
TIM LACS LOW, 011111VILLtS WILL.-In the Dublin SWIM= -It I. with pleasure we hear that the him, and with the careful nand./ of the matron, we
Probate Ckmrt on Pridar au •Pecaleation wee made on Friendly S vieties of the town have dexided to attend are Pleaded to he &Me to stets that he lamgetting on
behalf of the Marquise de la oyer, wife of the a place of Divine worship, and devote the offerings to was ell se can be expected, considering the serious
the lair. A committee meeting of members of state of his injuries
Marquis de la Sodas. ',e suit the Marquis of dalisbory LOWISCUS•IqUir.. London, foe
liberty to intervene in th w e town, the wn, including retire. A RiotousEICIIIISIOSPIT. - Joseph Tucker,
. the Hon. Soodeweil °mottle Nugent. instituted to seetativesolthe Foresters Odifellovre, and Reaaates, labourer, of Bristol, worn charged at the Guildhall on
eocablish um
will
of the fma 8.. °mom, whom met at the Guildhall on Tneeday evening under the Tneeday, before Dr. Drew, .1. Robotism. Req., J.
daughter the applicant was. Linder the will she Was Presidency of Mr. W. 0, T. Hociagell. It was E. R 'bens, Keg., and S. Hopkins, with being drmk
sic_
~...,......„,
__,, ~. defendant, who wee a decided that the members of the various societies and di.orderly, and indecently exposing himself on
......ri t.,,..r.cr.A..;,.;,.,..eaterad a 5,,,„... Th. should attend Divine Service at St. Mary's Church On the previous evening-From mos pomaseg evict...,
Sunday afternoon, July the 15th, and that their it appeared that the prisoner found in front of
application was greeted.
___ ,_„_ _
___i_e in 8d..;w,,,,ial that castings be devoted to the Weymouth Royal Hospital, Gionoesteerow about Ithif-pastwalS, very drunk and
_ ....wm0n...?;`,,..",Wn7r ___,.. he .: na. Lomat and the Weymouth and County of Don t Royal Sc. disorderly, and exposing himself. Souse irked, of ht.
szsideLm.htsTlictenoccr
co-7.-eanmad by me. S. hiotyiii Infiruesle It warn alas titled to ask the Re, J. H. offered to take him to the railway station, and he
het it le very deehtiel whether the arrangement Mr. M7.l•Zarrseeb sermon. Mr. Solt and went a short distance, but than struck one ot them •
ton wore appointed secretaries, severe blow In the fates Hs then took him into
be generalir acceptable among the electors, es there is •W.
„ling
_avow .a . _
__.
which is
s 0,,,,,NT D.R.V.-The ooropeay aemeshied at custody, but prisoner was so rioting that be had to
• 4,ed , , _Mc ,f__ ~,..,e1,„,,Teet...„ wan,
.a...; e.t.a, the Hall, East-street. on Monday, for the procure • cab to take him to the statiou-Defeadent
losiZethwri;odetrucimoneat 'em'w filwa7iii who lii, quite purpose of befog inspected by the Adjutant, hut be said be was very sorry, he nate with the teentreou
to stantr-end who, in all probability, would be woo nimbi° to he Mont owing to unforeseen Circuin. from Bristol, and had a little drop with some friends.
. efm 1
0.t.1.if, nnpme AMOK The company were afterwards put through A little drop soon gee ever him.--Supt. Violeta
o•.'-wWww• - __,,,, edeqw,ed sf, smart ' drill tff. Drill•lnstruestor Street said defendant's made, owls to the Pollosotation and
.. . ... .

_
rePrlerld_p_ who is
an teß=ll of very *dram—
Eimer made by them to induce
Walcnox, the Wu High to come forward
sod ler would be a strong aandidnui, ash. has oonsidsr-
able keel induces sad is very popular in Mina
Ma Ookstins is well known on the Walsers Ckenit.

_
71;in--irince and Prisons of Wales sad the
asnditary Prisons of fieswilainingen dined with
Lord nil Lady Allngtos at Libidos Hones, South
Andley-street, on Tuesday, when there were=
In west their Royal Ffichnssess the Duns and
of Manchester, tho Marquis of Hartincton.
Marchioness of Alleebury, the Earl of Fife. theitari
and Countess of Herd was, the B al and Giantism of
Bradford, Earl sod 0 mines Granville, Earl and
Oadreisa, Viscount and Viscountess Cagle
-
reach Lord Oalthrope, Hon. Oliver Montagu, Mr.
Chat, and Lady Suffield and COlOOOl Clark*, In
ern! Royal P' Leap
_Lady

bayonet _
Privies@ to this Captain .... T. -Giorgi prises—tad to
Private Wilton the silver badge el the Dorset
Volunteer Association, which he won at Dorchester
the works.' week, at the maw time making a bow
oomplimentary romarke, and said not only had
Private Wilton done Mond( twilit by visaing the

mid be wasoosu? selah a thlag should have hammed,
and wanted to be let go, but he was so
violent he not do so.—Plied UM, or seven days'
hard labour.
An Farm/tree Join— tit the Borough Petty
Bunions, oft Tomday, before Dr.. Drew, Aldermen

_
—_ their Hlshoseses
gays • bsi,,t- which a distinguished com-
ps*, ariabled.

la;lige—,-bitt Wind done credit to Ormipany ; also
expressed a wish that younger members would come
forward more in the shooting. The result of the sixth
of the fortnightly oompetition is as follows r•-• A (flea.
—lst, Private Wilton; 2nd, Serpent-Instructor
(knot 3rd. Corporal Symonds ; 4th, Lsace-Corporal
Downing; sth, Qin vrmaster-Sorgeant Lem B Clews
—lit, tAint. Howard Bowen; 2nd, Private Maker ;
vide J. Lee.
Mlllolngr.—At the Ponce-wart on Mae.
day, before Dr. Drew,J. Robertson, Bel .B. Hopldne,
Bp., J. K. IRobem,H•q., Henry Idowlma (20)tiabourer,
Isb9Urer, Jolin r

Bohai-ice, J. B. Rol;Mes. Sm., and B. filo.pkiits, Esq.,
James Bishop wm summoned for assaulting Richard
Bedford, on the Ilth June. Complainant stated that be
kept • shop in fit. Thoons•strest, and on the 11th of
JUG 4 was walking down Georgesstreet, when defend-
ant came behind him, took him up in his arms and
carried him some little distsacr. There were there
other moo besides defendant, and they all jostled him,
and he remised a kick in Um leg. He believed it was
not the defendant who kicked him. Ho did not wish to
pram the Gem wind. defendant. He believed the men
bad had a little beer, but were not drunk.
He had besu by, -vs in his

annoyed young men shop
other uranium—Brum Third said that complainant
was walking along George-street, when defendant
came with two other men and carried him in his arms.
Defendant did not kirk him; be thought it we.
dons in a joke.—The defendant admitted carrying
the oomplainsnt, and said it was done in • Joke —Mr.
Bedford produced a doctor', bill of 104. for attending
t his leg, but Dr. Drew told him be could not make
delesOant pay that, he must summons the man who
kicked him—The Bench fined defendant 11.. fld.,
Including costs.
Ramiro Own Itaos —The mooed of the fortnightly
moss came off on Wednesday evening, and waa a greet
encum the proceeding' being enlivened by a selection
of mum by the Trinity School' Drum-and-Fife Band,
Nader B mamas'. Duke, stationed on a barge at the
nod of the course. Three of the competing boats were
supplied with new oars, used for the first time, and
ma& by Ayling, of VauxbalL Those gave put
eatidection. The mews were an follows :—White*
Chaddock (stroke). Denning, Pritchard, Gibbs, Rolle
(eon.); lied: Perry (atroka), Court, Carter, Roberts,
Roils (cox.); Dark Blue: Dennis (stroke), nigher,
Jeffery, J. Sly, Rosa (am); Light Blue: A. Talbot
(stroke), Jetty, IL Talbot, Bailey, Berridge (con.).
The raos wag rowed In two bests. At the firing of the
En all four boats got well away together, but White
haddook) and Light Blue (Talbot) drew ahead and
pt well together op the course until they neared the
turning flag, when White obtained a slight lead, and
maintained it all the way home, winning the first heat
he
about a length. Before rowing the second beat,
0. Cox was ra&tituted for FL Talbot in the Light
Blue crew In oonsequenos of Talbot being unwell. In
Me second heat White and Ed took the lead, but on
turning the flag White went ahead. Red soon over.
hauled and passel them, but by putting on a spurt
White managed to win by barely half-a-length. Mr.
Chaddock's crew ha' won every rime this season.

Usury Ford (22), Dowell
Samuel Rom (19), labourer, and Edward Edwards
(72), labourer, all of Wyke Regis, were summoned for
wilful damage to • flag, the property of Thomas
Collingwood, value 12e.—P.0. Rumford stated that
from information he received on Sunday he went to
Wyke and apprehended Dowell. lie asked him if he
remembered anything about a flag, and he said he
remembered draggiog a flag up over the hill. The flag
was found torn to shreds in Mr. Devenish's garden at
Springfield. He said he was drunk at the time and did
not know what it was. There were four others, and he
gave their names. He apprehended Edwards and Rose
afterwards. There were • lot of flowers under the seat
where Dowell had said he bad sat down, and he found
they had been taken from the garden of Mr. Parsons,
the postman. Rose and Edwards said they were there
but they kcew nothing about it. Dowell add be
thought be ha I better pay for it in the morning.—
Sergeant Delsmont said he apprehended Monism and
he denied all knowledge of the lista ; hut own:m tg,
being there in company of the others. He said he was
• little distance) from the others, hut he could not
see what they did. In the morning he found the
flowers and there was • large bush of elder lying in
the road, large enough to upset any carriage. It was
twelve on Saturday night when the offence was cam-
mitted.—Mr. Thomas Collingwood said since their
apprehension the defendants had been to him,
apologised, and promised to repair the damage. He
was willing to accept that offer, and did not wish to
prose the cam—The Bench find them Is. each, damage
12e.. and 12s. for were.
INFROVIIMINTS AND ALTERATIORS AT me RAILWAY
STATION.—For some time past the Great Western
Railway Company have hwl under consideration the
Meltability of making various alterations and enlarge-
ments at the railway 'Asian, both in the passenger
and goods departments. la order to meet the growing
traffic to and from Weymouth, and it haring been
decided to carry them out forthwith, • firm of con•
tractors at Bristol have commenced work at the
station. The work to be done includes building a new
excursion platform, to be entirely devoted to the
requirements of the excursion traffic. This platform
I. to be 500tt. in length, and will run parallel with the
present demeans platform, between that and the
goods shed. From this platform the company will
with ems be able to recnive and despatch • train of 25
or 30 coaches. When this platform la completed the
excursion traffic will be entirely separated from the
ordinary local traffic. In addition to this the present
departure platform will be lenethened 200 ft. by the
removal of the signal box 1001 t. further down
the line. It will at once be seen what • boon this will
to to the travelling public. Excursionists will be able
be have • platform saintly to themselves, whilst the
ordinary nameplate will not have to undergo the
a of slot of noisy excursioolstsclantoluing on
ttrZappartnre platform as to which is the right train,
ho. In the goods department the present structure
will be entirely pulled down, and • new shed, with all
modern improvements, and roomy offices, will be
erected on the some site, at the coat of something like
mon When the Argyle Timber Pound, recently
purchased of the Town Council, is filled in, it is
expected that the scene-shed will be removed from
Its present site and erected, with other sheds, on what
Is now the timber pound; and it is thought probable
that the site of the engine-eked will be morseled into
• coal-yard. Other improvements meander contempla-
tion.
Thu Autos° Errownos sr • CAIKAL—With
reference to this matter, which was mentioned at the
Police Court last week lir. Superintendent Vickery
has received the following letter :-81r,—Seeing in the
paper my news mentioned as charging 125. 6d. foe •
two hours' drive on the sth him.).' I think it only
right to inform you of the particulars according to my
view, which can be borne out by other cabmen. On
the date mentioned two ladles came to me on the
' stand and hired my cab for • drive at ten minutes past
12 o'clock. After they got into the carriage. I turned
round and asked them where they would like to go.
One of them replied wherever you lila for • nice drive.
Nothing was said about time or fare. When I got
near Broadway, I asked them if they would like me to
drive round Di:arse and over Ridgeway Hill, round
Gelllver Tree, to Preston. They replied they did not
ears if I got them back home about two o'clock for
dinner. I told them I amid not do it la that time.
They said so long as I got lack at quarter past two
o'clock it would do. When I came by Greenhill the
clock chimed half-past two. When I put them down
a gentleman came to pay me. I told him it ought to
be 12s. Sd., but I would take 106. 6d., which he
Waged to ea nie, and he offered Me es. I gave him
miy card, as he said he Mould see into it. The time
was two hours and twenty minute.. I can bring the
oldest osb proprietors in Weymmith to testify to the
. pries charged being the usual fare to inhabitants as
well as visitors for the same drive.—l am, sir, your
humble servant, J. HILL, Weymouth, Jereglitth.lBB3.
TH3 CABS Or THIZATINING To COMM* SOICIEDIL—
Richard lizard was brought up on remand at the
Guildhall on Monday, before Dr. Drew, Alderman
ott= J. E. Robins, and o
Hopkins, Eg
with assaulting his wife and daughter on the
Saturday week previous. Pei' 'nee had been remanded
In order that he might be medically examined, as it
had been eticarso from the evidence that be had
threatened to wreath suicide.—Mr. Supt. Vickery
said the prisoner had been examined, and the doctor
there was no affection of the brain when
reported
kept away from the drink..—ln lingerer to the
oh Supt. Vickery said prisoner bad never beset
before the Bench on • charge of drunkenness, although
be had beset diseased from • situation through drink.
—Prisoner said he had only once been discharged
from • pleas through drink. With regard to the rope
prodoced by his daughter last week, be had severe
men it before in his life. His wife wanted to get rid
of him. He was in the hands of the Bench, and they
eould do what they liked with him. She wanted to
get rid of him because he was out of work. When
be wee in work he took home every penny of hie
wages. He had been • servant of Mr. Lund's, end
when he was employed by him he took home his
Money. His home was not oomfortable ; he WM ht
=arof his life. Sometime ago his wife took up •
artd said she would pat it into him. He did sot
get drunk, but he liked a glum of beer as well as any-
one. TM work his wife did mato wash a few garments
for her brother, amounting to 4i d. &week. His daughter
who gave evidence there last week was 24, and did
nothing except help her mother in the house, and when
be was In work his money went to help keep her.—
Mrs. Tigard was then called and said she had done her
duty to the prisoner as • wife should, and he could
say nothing about her. His home warn • comfortable
one, but defendant had such • dreadful temper, and
no one knew what it was but she herself. As for the
knife, which he alleged she took up, it wits no such
thing. He was struggling to cat out of the room, and
she locked the door took out the key, and put it under
the bed. He would tell any big lie for • very little
apple—ln answer to Dr. Drew the said the last time
he was at work be brought home ten shillings. She
found in the waistcoat pocket two shillings and •
pasay.—Prierear said that was quit* right. He had
done five days' work at two shillings • day, which he
gave to her. The remaining Is. Id. was whet its had
saved in °Mart tin; water rate when it Moth» due.
—Dr. Drew, to Mrs. Thard. said his brother
r. Lunde, had employed her hothead
emir magistrate,
him a very good tempered man—Mrs.
Third said be might be so before other people, hot let
him mute bane and then he is different,—Dr. Drew
said he warn merry to say that a greet teeny wives drive
their husbands from home.—Mrs. Timed : But I
don't.—Ve. Drew said a man's respectability ma more
In his wife's heads than people Imagine—The Bench
ceaskiered there was fault on both sides, but believed
at the same time her husband had an uncomfortable
home. Timed would be dismissed. —There was an
attenipt applanie in the body of the Court, which
was IwWwWl7 aappnwmai.