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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-16

PUTAME MARKET.

Bolorun AND Rrit•Lrims, 121h.—Full average supplies of
potat...s have beat on sale. The trade has Wen quiet, at our
quotattutte.
English Regents ...• bOs to WA per ton.
Scotch Itegeute
Locks ......

PIuiDECE MARKET.

- - -
The colonial pnxluce mtrkets have shown more animation,
and tomar,osing to the prosp.A of deficient ...apply, has im-
proved in value, particularly as regards I .w descriptions.
Coffee has hewn in fair request at full rates for the better
I pialitiot ; inferior pareels have hold on caller terms. • steady
budness ha, heen tree...acted in rice at folly previous outran-
mm. Rum and other .11411i41 II tve sold quietly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

IHILDREN

['UMW. _
BE,UIB Wil,

Lumasoo, SPRAINS,
JlB 68, ke.
The most efflosolons remedy for
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains
In the Limbs, Numbness,
Bastion. Face-ache, Sprains mid
Bruises, Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Nook, Stiffness in Joints,
Frozen Limbs, and Chilblains
before they are brok.m. No
Embrocation ever °flared to the
publics has been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
pains of the shove disorders, as
It gives ease after the first appli-
cation. Sold In bottles Is. lid.
and Is. 3d. sash.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

[ON, PAIN AT PIT OF

MACH, &O.
Immediately relbve and core
Indigestion, Pain after Eating
Wind, Pain in the Bask, BA
Taste and Dryness of Month in
the morning, Irregular notion
of the Bowels, Ice., and many
other symptoms of stomach

Idisease. ' Unlike most pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not purge the
1 bowels ; require no confinement;
1 nor need patients fear taking
sold nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and long
I standing cases they are nul-
lfamily successful, as the many
te+timonials received folly sub.
stsntiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Price is. lkd.,and
12.. al
'. TIIII PIT.EB.

An early appliance of this very
palatable remedy never fails in
°vitality cues to give ietetedia‘e
relief, and effect a speedy cure.
Bold in pota la, lid. and 2r. 91.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

JOLIN GO SNELL AND CO.'S
"CHERRY TOOTH PASTE." greatly °sods all
other preparations for the Teeth.
"TOILET AND NURSERY POWDER," celebrated
for its purity.
" AGUA AKARELLA" restores Grey Hair to its
pristine hue, no matter at wk.stagv.
JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PERFIKERY, SOAP,
BRUSHES, &a, may be obtained of all respeotable
Chemists and Perfumers throughout the Kingdom.
Wholesale, Angel Passage, 93, Upper Thames-street,
London,

DOROHNITIR Mum!, Chemist.
Mx* GUM, Perfume..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

WS COUGHS AND COLDS.
( A safe and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, &a. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the moat valuable remedies ever
offered to the public., by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi.
monials could be given did
space allow, from persona who
speak of it thus ;—Perfectly
suoteasfuL"— "Instant relief,"—
'l've the greatest faith in H."—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
scoount."—"Quite sure it paved
my ehild's life; had only given one
doge, and within two hours the
child was quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free pet •
apiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the worse of 24
boars. Sold in bottle., 70.,
is. lid., and Sta. 9.1. each. Full
directions acoompany each
(bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

WAREHAM.

firJ oczurred at Kea sloth farm, near
War, hem, occupied by Mr. James Stickland, on
Saturday night. The alarm was given shortly after
eleven o'clock, by the ringing of the firebell at lb.
Alias Meuse. and the fire engines were got out and
taken ts Keswortb, when it we. unnecessary to
u-e them, a. the fira was o nifined to corn risks near the
dwelling house. The ricks, it is stated by those who
first disoiverel it, appeared to be on fire (with the
exception of one!, all at onetime, aid mast have been
the act of an incendiary. Th. horses an I • great
number of cattle wore turn,d out into the fields
adjacent. It appears there were liJrou ri.lcs of wheat,
barley, enl peal destroyed. also • bade I waggon, and
a clang cart. Wu understand the riots, Ito, ware
inured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

Just Published, Past Free for Tel, Stasuisk

WONDERFUL MEDICAL
DISCOVERY,

Portland..

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

8 REB.BORNE.

A FATAL 011.0 Oi—einall:no—x—iss— occurred at Thorn-
ford, • village near this town. Toe man was a labourer
in the employ of Mr. Digby, of Sherborne Castle. and
he took the disease at Yeovil, where it will be remain.
bared there was a fatal ease some weeks ago, lie was
buried by torch light on the night he died, and his
clothing burnt. Tbe disease is said to be also in
Bradford. All the villages around Yeovil are eon-
'tautly sending in girls with gloving work, and tho
chances of spreading the infection are very great. One
ease Is sufficient to seed the country round, if great
eare is not taken to stamp It out. The inmate of •
house in which the ease is goes to the factory; there
he could spread it wholesale through town and country.
Barely very great vigilanee is required.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

BEGIATZRED FOE TBANIIMII

1101 ABROAD.

1

In at Pius and nearly completai.

ANCIENT DORSET, being a-description of
the Antiquities of the County, arranged under
the Celtic, Roman, Saxon, and Danish periods, with as
Essay on its Ancient Mint.; in One Vol. folio, of
about 400 pages„, illustrated with many Woodouts and
Copper Plate Engravings, by CHARLES WARNE.
F.S.A., author of "An Arobieologisal Map of Don't.,"
" Doraetahire, its Antiquities, Celtic, Roman," Ire.,
" The Celtic Tumuli of Dorset"

The Work will include an Introduction to the
Ethnology of Dorset, with several other Artioles by I'.
W. II Ail SivaT, M.R.C.P., Etc, Ica, author of "A
Chronicle ot Cranborne end ill Chase."

Subscribers names will be thankfully resolved by Kr.
STDINHAV, Royal Marino Library, nonrnemoutb, or
the AUTHOR. 45. Brunswick•rosd, Brighton.

Amenity published by Mesons elinthor, of which only

Jew evict rcniain.

An ILLUSTRATED AROHAOLOGICAL MAP
OF DORSETSHIRE, giving the Well of its numerous
Deltic, Roman, Saxon, and Danish Vestiges. TM)
whole printed in tints, and the sites ooloured aosordlng
to their olamification. Mounted on Cloth, and in a
Pocket Cue._ Price 12s. 61, or with the Inds:, 15s.
. .

--Arl;,;,10-0R810814IRE, lii Vestigos: Celtic,
Saxon, sod Danish. The whole carefully elassillsd,
and the Finest Examples of each pointed out. Pries
10s. 61, or with the Illustrated Mat:4lsx
IMLONEY to be LENT, in Town or Country,
from £5O and upwards, on personal and other
security, at Five per °saki likewise upon mortgage of
yeggagads or Leaseholds from Three per Oink—Apply
In the diet Liston** by letter, to R. F, Passsos,.
ThJ, SOIIIIMIPSO449I/1 ktawell•equom leradas. W .0.

500 PATTERN BILKS, post km Black Bilk 18a6d. to 10
ruinous drool Coloured Bilks Boas 1 Guinea to 10
Gulags& NICHOLSON t Co., 60 to :t2, Saint Paul's March-
yard, 60. Ladles should write tor tbsabova before purchasing

DOGWICKS Gold Medal BAKINO Poise's, Makes Puddings,
DI Pies end Tarts, sweet and wholsoma

MACINTOSH Prise Lit. (Slrdiurn aire4) : Sheeting,
lid, Indiattete, 141 Stout Ta 111, 151 SI, Mime.,
17,9 d, Dtiuble Texture, 22. ltd, Knee Rug,. 21., Omura, 3.,
warranted only it atanwil "0. P. DOIiGE, Hanutreturor,
London." Add.',,.. Bermandeey Rubber Work., or 79. Upper
Thanwiestreet, London, (Wholeale only). Retell 01 all
Clothiers and Divan. Ltata of all Rubber, Outta Pendia end
Waterprod Goode, timpila, end aim of now* AVM
Pis on IPPlicegoc•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

• ..
014'S II

1 s.i.

WRY NORTH a 30 4 0 8 0
PORTLAND
'.• A train li •i ei. trimborne at 0.42 (Mondays excepted) and
arrives at Dun:tomer at 11.22 ogling at the Intermediate
station, and another trail leaves Wlmborne at 11.25, and
arrives at llorchrsitr 12.15, and Weymouth 11.36, anti stops
at Wool or Moreton to Vats up passengers for DorchaSer only.
k Paganism+ hi this train for N ord or Moreton change
carriages at Warsh Tiii• train will at ip at Wool and
Moreton to set dorm parent:ern from London and Southamp.
too, wit Inform the guard. i Stops at Wool to set di an
Pawwulf4l4, and at 110r,t,.0 to .t down passengers from
southaraption or East of Southampton, who have
Informal tb• guard It will stop at Moreton orrery Tuesday.

lbo io

Stati-ons

OCIND•TiI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

WOOL.

WINIIIII Fannie' CLOW—Mr. R. G. Randall,
bon. sea., announces that Thursday, the 2.301 being
gartinatown Fair Day, the next meeting of the above
club will be held as the Black Bear leo, Wool, on
Wednesday, the 2204 instant. at 6 p.m. when Mr. Bates
will bring forward the question of the Club's support-
ing (or ocerwise) the Home Cattle Defence Assoatailoo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

NORDEN.

Ffan.—On Saturday fire was found proceeding from
the fuel house of Joseph Conseal. The wind blew
the flames to John Collins cottage, and although most
of his goods were saved, his winter fuel, pitetoes,
were destroyed. Commas and a neighbour newel
Barnes also loot their winter supply. The Rev. T.
Pearoe made a isollection for Csllias alter the Sundey
service, and he spontaneously gave his neighbours lOs.
each, reserving less than £2 himself, though his loss is
at least £lO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

WRYMOUTFI COUNTY COURT.

SaTOßDAT.—Before T. E. P. Lefroy, judge.
There were 70 new oases, G judgment summonses, 2
re.iasues, and 3 adjournments.
Charles and others V. W. T. Wallis, of Portland.
Claim for ploughing land at Chiokerel, five days. at 13s
a day, for a plough and a pair of horses—Mr. Stepheo
Brown said be had written to defendant, but had not
recreived any answer.—The carter was called and said
he worked for Kr. S. Brown, and ploughed at Chiekerel,
for five days, for William Thorne Wallis, who was there,
and gave directions what to do.—Judgment fee
plaintiff, with amts.
Tissrd v. ilarris.—Claim for 151 lid, balance of
account. Mrs. Tizard proved the debt, and admitted
that is had been paid on arieJunt, sin.)e the bill was
delivered.—Defendant said he owed Si. 110, not Pc
plaintiff, but to his wife's sister. Yrs. Bowring, and
there wee Co item for some bedsteads which he did not
owe. tie was to make a pair of boots in exchange for
these belateads, and if not, be was to return the bed-
steads, lie had net been able to make the boots,
because be had enough to do to work to maintain him-
self; but he admitted having kept the bedsteads.—The
Judge: And do you think you can keep two bedsteads
for two years, and the plaintiff is to have no satisfaction
for them. Sue has nothing to do with your being
unable to make the boots, if you did not return the
bedsteada—ll,fenilsnt said he would pay everything if
the bill was sent in in the right name, that of Bowing,
his wife's ; but be would not pay anything to the
name of Tiz depeue-d that the debt was
due to her, and the Judge said defendant mast pay ; he
was ono of those persons whom it was very hard to
&manioc that he ought to pay a jost debt.—Ddendant
declared he would rather suffer imprisonment than Pay
anything to the name 1 Tisird.—The Judge : Very
I well; you may tire of that before the Coast does.—
' Jedgwelit for plaintiff.
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

BorsetsDire.

8112111/711.—The following gentlemen have been
nominated u itherilfd, and the lint-mimed in each
COunty bi usually selected :
Dimuirremu.—Mr. Edward Joseph Weld, el Lulworth
Ca,U; Sir 11.0 !sena Hyde Neiman, of Loder'is-court ; and
Mr. John William Townsend Eyler, et Hellleton.
Somnissramaa Mr. Mordaunt Fenwick BlneoU. of Bag-
harough, reunion; Mr. George Henry Warrington Carew, of
Crowcomow-court, Taunton; and Mr. R. King 11. King, of
Watford, Taunton.
&A-rumoring (County).—Mr. J. Brown W. Fleming, of Call-
wortli.house, Southampton ; the Hon. Ralph U. Hutton, of
Ti.bury.manor, Rommy ; and Sir William Henry Humphrey,
of renton-lodge, near Andover.
Wiummem.—Sir John Wield, of Grittlaton, Chlppenham ;
Mr. Nathaniel BEAM, e4Conley-house, Warminster ; mad Mr .
Edward C. Lovrodes, of CAWS Combo, Chippenhun.

GAMS LIOILKOIL—At the patty sessions on Monday,
before the Mayor (E. Damen, Esq.), B. Davis, Esq.,
Dr. Aldridge, T. Bennett. Esq., and J. Bishop, Esq.,
• game Hoene, was granted to Mr. W. B. Hole, of
iligh•street West.
WORICUIG Mazes lerarroTt —A well attended enter.
tainment was given at the Guildhall, on Thursday
evening, in oonneetion with this institute. Dr. Hollis,
of the Dorset County Hospital, kindly gave aleoture
' Chinese," with

on " Chins and the filo/trot ions,
followed by a selection from Dickens's Christmas carol,
Scrooge smiths which proved highly Interesting,
anti concluding with • few condo seems that
everybody merry. Al suitable intervals a party of
vocalists @sag behind the scream glees, ike-, with • piano
isevmpani meet, roost agreeably varying the prooeedings.
FATAL ACOLDIST.-0/3 Thursday afternoon four Mel
In the employ of Mr. Cake, jun., of Upwey, were
returning from Corns. in charge of • siaggoiti. Bofors
starting homeward they hid • quantity of beer, and
that probably has something to do with the sad comae-
' quenees that befell. At Godmanstone one of them got
run over bythe saggou,and was so much iojured that he
had to be left there; while when near Dorchester, on
the new Cern° road, • soloond, named Dews, fell from
the waggon, and the wheel passed over him. He was
removed to the Dorset Comity Hospital. but be died
on Saturday morning. A post-mortem °elimination
showel his liver had boon ruptured, and that caused
I his death.

THE WEATIIZS. —TLC following is our inoteor,,logiod
report :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

THE "LADY soon" SWINDLE.

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The case of the two men Manson auk Hitehman
same before the Court of Criminal Appeal on Saturday.
The prisonen were convicted at the Middlings Sessions
of conspiring and (Menne' money under false preten-
ses.. by causing a letter to be sent to country book•
seLlers, purporting to be written by Lidy Scott, order-
ing a eopy of a work entitled" Sunshine and Shadow,"
of which the prisoner Ilitohman vu the author. An
objection was taken at the trial that certain evidence
had boon improperly reinived, and hence the opposl.
The Court affirmed the touvirdion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

For Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Shortness of Breath, Dry
safe and agreeable medicine ns-
Cough, Sore Throat, ke. A
moat efficient and agreeable
remedy, speedily relieving the
most distressing symptoms.
Sold in boxes,7gL,and is. lid.,
each.

TEETHING, Az.
A safe and effectual remedy for
Wind, Gripinp in the Bowels,
Restlessness at Night, to. Re-
moves instsntly the above die.
orders to shit& infancy I. liable
during teething, giving comfort
and repo** to the child, and
peace and gladness to the parent.
Bold in bottles Tad., Is. lad.,
and 2s. Bd. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

OF MIDDLE AGE.
( For females about the middle
age of life. These pills ars in-
tended for (maks who suffer
from symptoms such as the
following :—Sudden giddiness,
. frequent Bushes of heat end
faintness, starting in sleep at
Inight, cramp, wind in the
'tonna, pains in the head, ex-
cessive nervousness, emotiveness,
kat Sold in boxes le. ltd.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

roam IND.

Boltz CURISTIAN MISSIONS.- -The anniversary of
the Bib!. Christian Missionary Society, at Maidenwell,
was hell on Sunday and Monday. The oollec dons
were about 1:6, being nearly El more then last year.
COURT Lin. —The court leet of the Royal Manor of
Portland was held last week, at the Royal Portland
Arms llotol, before G. Symmds, Esq., steward of the
manor, and 33 sat down to dinner. Yr. Mabey was
foroman of the jury. The Crown dues were £3357. 11d.
and the inhabitant.' shore £BO l7s ld. This shows •
sad falliog if, for at the May court Her Majesty's
share was £4BO 44 31, and the inhabitant.' £llB 15i 91 ;
at the November coon last year. the Qseen's due.
were £615 Os 91. and the inhabitants' £147 Is 3d, while
in November, 1891, the inhabitants' share alone was
ct4r2 ii. 111, ae it,‘t in sit years the inhabitants' sham
has gra lually diminished until now it is only one-fifth
of what it formerly was.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

lUNG FEMALES.
Theme Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms: Heal+.
nese, fatigue on the least axon
-
Mon, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the haek and loins,
headache and giddiness on stoop.
lag, extreme pallor and yellowish
hoe of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
•eelliog of the feet, short dry
rough, bad appetite, great
lanfour and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
indicating deficient energy, of
as system as the cause, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. Fmk's, and sold
in boxes Is lad and 2a 2d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

Tag TICHBORNIS OASIL

t " (Londay) Mr. Sharpin. oration, brother of
the Meyer of Soarbaough, said that in 1851 ho sow
versed with a young gentleman who was takes oil the
Oeprey, and that gentleman ho namable(' u the
claimant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

ILDS, ASTHMA, SHORTNESS
Er BREATH,
(These invaluable Pills (which do
not purge, nor act on the bowels
at aL) afford instantaneous re-
lief and effestual ours to most
of the distressing symptoms In.
cidental to any affection of the
longs. Many important and
1. valuable Testimonial' of their
surprising efficacy accompany
each box,with which full three-
Boas are enclosed. Sold in
hoses, 70., Is. lid., and 211. 9d.,
each. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

SMITHFIELD ceTrLe suow.

Her Majesty snit the rano° of Wales will be
amongst the exkilsitore at to mhtt I(Lab Cattle
Mow, wbirth °pent early in I)eonsuh,r. 4inOl cue
Will be taken in the examination of all stook, and. in
seeordance with the directions of the Privy Cduiicil,
stall of vetarinary surgeons will be In attendance.

FATAL AcciusNr WITH A REVOLVER.
A 'hooking fatality has usarred at Gravesend.
James Finehen, a shopman, in the employ of Kr.
Howson, ironmonger, wu examining a loaded revolver
whisk had been bought into the shop by a customer,
when the oharge explodel and the ballot pained through
the right eye into the brain, causing inataotsnoous
death. The deoseeed Waves& wilow and mg ohildr.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

BUTTER.-CUURNING MADE KA.SY.

TIIE DIFFICULTY EXPERIENCED IN
AUTUMN AND WINTER IN PRODUCING
BUT E'ER FREE FROM STRONG FLAVOUR,
Caused by Rank Herbage, the Fall of Leaf, Cake,
Turnips, Mangold, lie.
IS ENTIRELY OVERDONE, ANDTEECRUNNING QUICKENED

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By 060141
TOMLINSON & 00.11 BUTTER POWDER,
sew by Cluankts la 6d., la., 25. 6d., sad 71. 6d. bow.

BREECH-LOADERS
SECOND-HAND.
BREECH-LOADERS
FROM £lO 106.
BREEOII-LOADERS
BOUGHT FOR CASH.
UN AND PRICE LIST, 8 STAMPS.
TALWII IBTLER, 11, STRAND,
LONDON.
.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

Corresponbence.

DORCHESTER WATERWORKS.
To the Editor.
Sig,—On Friday lut the Ink r was turned off from
my LOW%) from one o'clock until Un p.m., that is for
nine hours, iffy neighbours of course were exposed to
the nine Inoonvoulucte. Ido not write to compiaia
but to suggeat an alleviation of this difficulty which
often occurs, for although I am perfectly aware of the
various circumstances that make such stoppages Deus-
aary, yet my kitchen boiler is an uncompromng tee-
totaller, and wiles.; he gets his water he will certainly
burst. When such stoppages arc necessary could not
some one inform the occupiers of houses affected by
then of what is going to take place, and the probable
duration of the stoppage? Then provision might be
made, and • supply of water seoured.— Yours, hak
A RATEPAYE

WEYMOUTH:
Tag FLYING HQOADROL—The Volege and Seamew
have also arrived in Portland Harbour. There are now
four of the Flying Squairon here.
DEATH HT TUC HARH3OII-IEASTZE —Oa Sunday and
Monday the flap in the harbour were balf.caasted as
• token of respect to the late harbour•master, Captain
John Pearce. He had been stifYrring from bronchitis,
and on Wednesday a communication stating that be
was unable to attend to his duties wee read at the meet-
ing of the Town Conned. On Saturday afternoon he
made • good tea, and his medical attendant pronounced
him better, but in the night, after being lifted from
bed, he expired. Be wu in hie 77th year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

POOLS.

HARBOUR DURO ACTION.—In the Court of Common
Plea, on Slondity, was heard M.yorof Poole v.Jennings,
the quelition being whether • j,tty construOted by de.
rendtnt WAS within the harbour of Poole. The ow
WAS sent b.tek to the arbitator for amendment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21

BIANDF01:1).

Loc L mooting of the Load Board was
held on Wu ineaday lost, when a deputation from the
Town Council attended, and after some discussion in
oomplknoo with their smtgostion it was resolved that a
letter Ilhould be writteu to the May (F. T. Johns,
rcquesting him to call a mmend meeting of the
ratepayers to consider tiu propriety of extending the
borough boundaries and amalgamating the handred
with the leirough. -

COUNTY COURT, Monday.—There was only one
eltapute3 CA.O before thi. Court, which showed the
neca,saity of ti.olesuien bLing very careful aa to
giving crtdit to .tgente of public companies or firma.
It we that of Itrogden and Son, coal merchants, v.
Gouge lixvLndock. cod bell.hanger, Bland.
tot d. —The claim was 1S 81 for one ton of coal, of
which 15, was admitted, and a set-off ql4l pleaded
for home bite, defendant being licensed to let out
horses and araps.—Plaimiffs were represented by their
manager front Exeter, who stated that he found an
entry in the ledger against the defendant of 181 81.
The coal was supplied by their then agent, • man
named Bunett, and the entry was made by him. They
had given up the depot at Blaniford, and the amounts
bad been rendered, according to the entry la the ledger.
—Defendant stated that the ooal was smith's opal, and
the price wu 15, par ton. —His Honour told plaintiff
as the party who sold the coal was not present, be
weld not prove for more than the 15,a, admitted by
the defendant, and the extra 3,81 plaintiff gave up.—
The set off pleaded was for the hire of two horses by
Barnett whilut acting as the agent of Brogden and Son,
and &fondant stated that they were hired for collect-
ing of accounts and taking orders in the countryt
Barnett hal on several °acuities biro horsufor that pur-
pose, and he had taken out the amount in coal, or
settled by paying the balance.—Mr. Brogden's manager
stated that Burnett never had any authority from the
firm to hire bersei.--ilis !former ruled that as Barnett
had no authority from his employers to ideate
credit, the defendant (amid not recover this set-off, and
gave judgment tor the plaudit/ for LS& 11l had ham
paid into Court. their