The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-11 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1879.

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ttal.rrroostatlasaottgrat: i
Ii the SAW. teach hts kis legitimate duties lle was sot soiss to he
1
solY folm delftme jedessesh bat aLo from look of r. suss (/ xenedin ashes the Mayo, if lie allowed ,
TITEBDd Y, //LIAM 11, INT. information. Yon hare la yew owe editorial wisdom end a wryest of to. COOll6l to see soda laosusee as that to '
/ IWO._ tj arinelsoi the above otegoogoo oath. gonna of eo• et its members, He was there a militia man. and
matiortili tulle r yes moms* the aerobe* should asked the Mayor to cell the Tow. Oteark to order.
Norsttsbirt.
pat ammo, cm ma light the spirlisal rdO4 Is The KAM hogged mr. Wal wgt goo. is should
your Irons yes agog up with. goo. of very pretty be obliged to leave the chair. Ass questa Pot in •
poetry.
You BMW he .4.a. toonorate manner is should feel hums to mime.
Too A =Amos TO II ?RUB. -It if Vey freely 2ll•drink*/ tea with • wartlß Mr. Wi1.141 again apt...lea to thi mato, its to too ott.
1
• that the Yeomanry mill Dot be called out this b. wen•teociatiost...t did, yourt. arittelsi
....4en won: partiarnestoryosu
.4 Legume of the Town Chart towards blue-
moored you seem to OD Id
1 year, in is ordwherichtimilso "Veit.veZPeniethe tam' Aasnd, rthisrimdf Yeta GwZVai haimaiNtill 26,1120.4400 e...
so.d.Thaismonsdkr.tion
ahtasthrthouogookt II Jtesur. o.isoveatotreirolndo.
theed.:zilr
.W.bbiesallis
b.thatt
hino.umeen. ber of
1 we to think of the announcement by Colonel Stan- rbi..nwoiday "Weal as ht. to resd sad study II" Mr- TM"' Pro••••d, Mr. Hams semadsd that
ley?-"A shorter drill will be given to the Yeomanry. . um. roLlosiaostiosti Varsse.d4t eta work sad sit, 'Dahl, th• "On." he Paid.
we km a library or Mr. 'WALLIS mataidad that to. polling of the hovoush
and farmers who take four troop-drills in their own lo- 111 vellums-a library, Or, whigt Is shs best of ths kind was illesitunamly door the man was defrauded of
cality will be allowed 31. 6d- a day."
this
it is Ohs tisk tad every Nanikg WNW the widows ars his vows because op:analog. oogoa goo. go Totes to
was settled the militia regiments are tins year to be MN" ael ••4 to the members bat to their Meads at • to yew msa's one.
called out (or 20 days training. instead 0127 days as fa iseim. and the Marston' Mos absslated TIN AMOS soul they could sot alter dots o(Parliesasat.
usuaL Then there was the proposition to put the Vol- car•ll.7 useleetted..,
.Tlst hdlg. ;mown. argoloyot
,iloto;:se essigrewtagauasoogv.wwithot itoott.wrib.illim
wrei.d.i....d.
but
than
tuggers in scarlet instead a"their own colour, or grey, mum. and without loWns aoy meat soles or show he being no somoder the ...tog. ice phy I, pa of too
which might perhaps have been more useful stilL All sleds the BM/sem soil, ~,.. .66. to boo.. This moms, woo
mead.
these signs seem to show either a snubbing of' the con- 1.11.1.10., ebitasA wsda. fiddliest' MIA Mr- Wau-si si • Parting shot, mid what he did was for
wri is to twiss religion to beer a wholesome the bowls or the ratepayer sad added nine men had
'Motional reserves. or that the Government feel thew Mosses on the lime isi the.embers. lis Xis Madam bees paid SS Ilk seek whereis two ems could have dose
selves so weak in finance that they cannot take care of showed mas the /Nohow : ..„ „,„. 0., ~,„. „,,,,,.
our &few, abroad and at home st the same time. tvat =BO4 at OW* witikoOl 11421• I th• 42122252 i
"Iss. thhou as Sa the Sklme hetedeskt 2+4 irnia • lettere°l"wallaer72 ipromil"ree(lllll"ahivy Coueeal ACT.
this
---.-... man tiraYanalr- Mims aoliksaa Ito issitst.trhu•Pas gabled and tile Town Cheek was authorised tomemsfer
shot all iti Mill sod visa The members •••• - . Team with Kr. raw oo to. mitA..., f...
Yeab Christian Ammietios - "- " ' -

11 ABA L*Mg. —MoFDAT.

Not much—wes dose la wheat; but the trade was
steady, sad all !Me samples were bold kr tall prime.
Barley quiet. but tolerably ; =coin to the
Nader weather, were lees Assay ; hems, mad
pro wets dull, sad trade was weak, w that to
leer vas quiet, but arm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE—Mow-DAL
About 3.200 beasts, including about 800 foreign.
Trade wail flat, at 4a. to fi.. 21. About 10,200 .beep;
but trade quiet at 5.. to 8..8.1. lAmbe, 6. to 96. Cava,
is. to 64. 4A pii., 3a. V. to 4.. 4A pa eight lbs.—
AS Deptford there were about 9000 sheep.

DORCHESTER SATITEDAY'd CATTLE
MARKET.

At Mr. Syneede's tortuichtly sale there was about
100 bead ot oow stook, bottom banspeass, Ao, sad
so
Tory excellent fat beef. Hahn and soiree
i7de Eli to en other qualities Eld to AB I
bombers. £lO to £l6 Nob ; fat boot, boat quality, 14.1. s
inferior 10s, lid. to 12e.3d. per mount; bed* from Jai
60 SU JO& abotto—wotbor =Moo from 3.0 d. to
Owes into 91 to 10d. ; lambs, 11d, to lu • ray 3000
trade for all good things ; but inferior met a dull /ale.

DOSCH:WYSE SATURDAY'S CORN
hf ASSET.
A very good attendance was observed at our Corn
Ex to-day, doubtless greatly on *comsat of the
ranar
d=y doe weather ; bat whist sued barley were
In mall supply, what little there was aelliag 4 about
Lou t week's rates—Wheat 40s to 42a, barley Ms to
In oats there wee or oo chasm English
fetching shout no., and beet qualities 24e. A few
samples of new seeds In eery good coaditioa, whit*
Glover fetching 3d.. and red gd

Ti, Towy EtAirD.—• caretallymileobed sad Wooly-
rendered programme zeitirea by the Town Band In
M The Wet-walke on .vemhl( to the evident
delight of a Large number the laksbltente.

of the •
raer—be " awfully Anion,
...a your sneer say is • serum bass a elect—
maladies tbsi of tisk erre weakness and " nalcieney:
but that they should make • meat wade, biome
obtrusive. and memo dignified and exalted gra think
themselves mobiles! gnats, to the plice of teareers
insteed of Lansan. I have yet to kern
Yours very truly.
• Maim or am Comma
Dorchester, March Stk. WM
(It was far from our lateatica to ISM, and we are
very glad if the arrow shot—am palm at a reentre—has
pricked.,.. one ooramitteeinse, whom ritornelli letbrr
will have the desired *het of alias ths Association's
work shim Won mea.—RA)
•oother " Of the Cieselittee" Is too late for lyre..;
bet the letter shall appear ia Tcgsgrea."
WMTNOI7TN.
Tin nALIAIT 24cm. —Latta Chard and Seesawed,
of the 'fah, who bravely defended Rorke% Drift in
tics late deplorable affair with the Zulu,. and who are
welbknowa both in Weymouth and Portland, are to
receive the Victoria Orme In recognition of their
Nestosee Orrasa.—At the Petty Seams on
Friday, before Dr. Drew and Mg. Roberts, Taal
Mamphries. sesame. was brought up charged with
Musdrunit and incapable I. St. ifarystrest the
evsaing.—P.O. Bartlett was In Bt. Mary-
set at hal.pest nine o'clock as Thursday ova%
when he saw two sea bolding the primmer
wan so drunk that Ica maid set toll to what Ifiird
Wowed or what his name was, sad be wee
Is bring hiss to the station for safety.—Piaed fa.
Till DIY= Or MITA= YOUSGIRIZAND. A
private later, dated lielamkaar, 25th January,
WA bora • brother °Maw, says :—" It is with
eirmere sorrow that I have to MB you that your
brother was one of dans who fell fighting hard in the
adios of the Md. His body was rearaind by
Orissa Glyn, on the erasing of the same day. live
ensepsides of the 1-34th, and one of the Mac were
=gaged tat oh this force only two privates esesped I
• . . We all most deeply sympate with you all
011 your bee sad ours.'
Tun Ear= leowr.—l am sorry to hear that the
eieciaic light saes likely to be absadossd for out-of.
boor par in Loads°, the experiments carried out
by the missisesim of Sowers haviag proved so
easily an to reader this male of UlumiaW, oa out of the
tsarThe sliest of the picture. at the Royal
Hall whoa sem by the electric light is extreme-
ly plasm, sad but for lies troublesome shadows met
by the srsititssare of the building and arkdar from
the fact that the lamps hays been plead for the
illumination of the hall and not of tile gallery, it
waklbsimmessible to day that the pictures are small
1101111 by arilislal light as la the day tbas.—/ehe.
GOOD Tmaar. —The mambas of the "Hope of
Weymouth" Lodge of Good Templars, Parkstrest,
ammabled ac Friday evening for • most enjoyable
Eknows as " • oats supper." The was
at half-past WM by W.O.T. Rupee I, and
tlido usual builn.. of the lodge had been tram-
mated the members and friends eat dams to supper,
which wee spread out with much teats In the lodge.
room. The supper wail for the benefit of the order,
and from the large Numbers that attended it is hoped
that a aloe little sum towards the worthy object in
view was realised. After the supper had been most
Issertil enjoyed, soap, readings, and recitations were
vgzaty some of lice members of the lodge, and it
that sociality, conviviality, and
pleasurable society ma be found at a cheaper rate and
seoslogiwitlt a wee zest lima the thiag and
convivial meetings of the publichoum.
Tan Laws or Hamm —Preis/nor Corield delivered
slather of • course of lectures in connection with ths
National Health Society, at the house of Mr.
Matthews, In Hertfordstreet. He commenced his
boars by remarking on the Importance of having a
haws built on dry fouadadoss, which if not attended
to was Learally followed by consuraption. An
impervious door should run under the bamement.
After this ventilation was the most Important point.
Each person, it was .at ,4 should hove 3,000 cubic feet
of air every hour. This standard was probably but
seldom reached. The air should be let In at soots
pact in the room just coverine heads of the persocs in
ia but by an usaaadre of mean. tan luta, tI. etthaa,
With regard to the water supply, in some cases water
was supplied on the intermittent system, and in other
cams by *instant service. Iludee the intermittent
supply there were many disadvantages. Under the
coornaart system of service there were peculiar advan-
tages, and the water could also be rendered available
in rem of AFL Lead cisterns were all right, though
moms people feared them. What they should really
fear, however, was that the waste pipes of the cistern
did not oornatunicate with the sewer. Hence typhoid
fever.

11/I.ollVall ACT.
Tho Harbour'smotor gem appolotact to Ur, °Moe of
loapoctor. stbJeot to tho approval of the Socrotary ot
Sista

LOCUM SOCCOINL —We are plowed to hear that Mr.
H. Stickland, smistant-master at the Dordisseer
Boy.' Hatband School, and eon of Mr. Sticidaad,
, of this tows, obtained semed-elme
hollows at Winchester ii Donahoe lad y we conaratai-
late our townsman on his mosses.

10110nosi meant.
A. hotter misread from Mr. 0. a. George. Scaltheteoot.
D..estimetar, meta' for the appointment d analyst. Mr.
Robson spoke in high terms of It,. George, and on the
="ol tas Mayon it nor decoded to advents, la the
14aealfoe so always% in the usual way.

" One mass foe dasertiou in the army is to be tamped
to barrack-room We. The foul language which is
permitted to be need, to an extent laconosivable by
those who have not actually served in the armiisit
the severe punishments tor minor oiliness,
many with the service."—" Ono. • Sol tier" in the
Sao.

WILIMILITAIIT
• letter wee awl from Krim Dias, parlianienttry
agents. oohing for pairomat of fees to bath Houma
of PmHameln with reformat to the Bridgo Bill. gad
asking for £HOoe account.
Yr. WALLA wondeeed how much more it would
Mr. homes assured Hr. Wallis it would oast a great
deal wore rot, for tt warn kuposiblo to walk about
House of Commons without mantic their kande pretty
pd:2 tato their pocluste. Tbe masuat was ordered to be
The Local Board bollasee was then prooradoi with.
APPLIC•110111111.
Kr. Henry Attwooll slat to arilupplication to which be
stated that he had loot tiro shirr Wimeh weft itslotorwd,
sod asked the Occuicli to appoint him to soy °aloe thew
could give him. inch as sound harbour tauter, or say
mot or • similar nature. It. Howard bare teettnioar to
the fact that Kr. Anemia was • very deserving was.
Ta• application was pat on the WAAL—Kr. Supt.
Vicinity mad* applicatime for two trucks for the tin
escape ladders, which weregrantsd.

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
BATS At our market to-dm goodmeadithused
maples a are= sold readily it the extreme quoteticess
of 1•11 i WIN*. and In some own wheat woo in dearer.
1110tIr WOO improved to the asses =test. Wheat. white.
from St to : ditto. red, Sit. to Ills. ; barley, Si. to
50s ,• 104. to 30a per quarter.
GLOMS:3I 15 o,—As te-day's market the supply of
'NOW& wheat was short, sad readily hikes U lo
latmrtor btly•abo Fateloa is better aseent at •
improvemeat. (Mediae barley sad ode =Mast cheap
Is valua Mast It per quarter ateliPlir.
TAUNTON —There was • large stiestleace at the
gawk= gosh= wheat waste fair supply, sad was readily
disposed of at la advaace an the previous week. Foreign
wheat also advanced la Malting barley, of which there
was very little ca offer. was ena at last treales prices.
There woos good laqulm for seed barley, but there was so
slim...doe In prim. Beaus a= ma= =altered. Moor
was Is. =arm
V 1 ARKINSTYL —At our market there was • good
say of both wheat sad barley. The Ist= mete dull
Ma& at last wash's rates. Waist wee very firm is Taloa
Ourrad qootatioes :—Wheat. Sis. ts Oa. per qr. ; barley,
ggs Sods.; one, 17. todk; pew Ma tolli.; tea= lb.
to 51a. ; rye, Ilk to lit; vetches, it to 7s.

TER DUCAT or CoarwALL—The accounts of ths
Duchy of Cornwall for the year 1878 hays boss
lamed in a Parliamentary paper. The receipts for the
year amounted to MOAK 17s. 60. The paymenta
made for the Prime of Waits' use mounted to
£66,831 14s. ed., aad the balsams is the iffst Dsosm-
bar, 1873, to £7,463 111 s. 104
Br:Amino limonite= Wes the blued*, the
VisikAali liawaia. or the Saber's? That society
journal gushes thus :—" Wall I order quartms form.
abors r said greed old Halsor Wilhelm to Voa Roos,
and this kissed the dying warrior's heed ; and the
Mamba', in sztr mi. as he war, tank* his dim epos
affectionately towards his mastsr, mobbed out "Thus
shall my hand reseals until I dim r I noes ths tavola.
1a Incldent for Gm benefit of the chronicler of the
future.- [Good but how were the "order. iur
quarters" rscisivedl-11a]
Ma. 5.8. Carcouvr's Arrum—A. meatlag of the
creditors of Mr. dward Smith Chikatt, oe Dower.
field lam. Lagbredy, yeoman, was bald at the
Jamaica Hotel. Goreker, on Thus& afternoon
last. Between $D and 40 anditors and Mr.
IL Burnet* arm solioitor for ths debtor. Tim liabilities
wan about £6,1100, and the mese@ ware estimated at
about £2,500. It waa resolved that the affairs should
be liquidated by arrangement, and Mr. G. A. EDAM
was appointed trustee.

- .
NOT TATIVeI come.
Mr. Watts wished to beat • tenter before the Board
and which WWI with reference to an old servant of the
Board (Parker), who was dead, sad ash, hod bent • leafa-
ge' servaat of the Board for over 40 y..xi and his friends
were very poor, they di/ aot want Idea to be burled In
roeo deal boords es • pauper, end asked that the friends
be awed • quarter's sal try so that be might be burled in
a respectable reaneer. He lea been allowed Si. per week
to keep Um off the wish, end he had thus saved the
Mos.
ias Korea said In should be glad to authorise L.
amount Mr. Wallis had phut for.
Mr. Mottos said the Parka" faally had been • great
burden to ta• borough for now Use&
Mr. Roams added, that as to the roan, he had as
objection to It. having • pod polish put upon it, but In
thought they should rather look I. the Bring than the
deed, as he believed that would do good, but as to the
adornment of the PLAN he far an. would be wind
that.
The Tows Ounut observed that it would be perfectly
Wend to grant what Yr. Walls had Inked for.
On the suggestion of the Ka= ea extra mosth's pity
was allowed for the object sawed.

LIVERPOOL CORR Friday. —With a mod/irate atUadsace.
• fair business has been done in wheat at fay id. per
ante' &dream Callfornien, lila to Ila dd Flour, prices
generally in favour of sellers. Ind,se cern has imp,ed
itoos cp.mlng ; new mixed Ameeicaa k it to Is. rt. ;.
old, 4. ld. Beans, Eardiall. 6A _ tO 11d-
Osnadian, ge. Bd.
SOLVELNrrom CORE. Friday.--There was • thin
attendance at to-day's market. Quiet trade in both
Inglish and foreign wheat, at le per qr. advance. All
feeding stuffs dull, at the prices of last week. Roue,
steady trade, and Is. Tim sack dearer, via, 31, to 83a
Wheat, red, £9 10a to ; white ditto. £lO to Alf ;
grinding barley, 215 e. to 3le ; malting ditto, Ma to 4k;
oats, lea to Sas ; beans, es. to Gs; Nee, 4 to 4k;
man, Ma to les ; dour, Hs. to /30.

Wasma•N M.MODDIV. —A ;Wilk sfae•Mrig, thinly
attended, was held in the seleyan Schoolroom,
Durogatretreet, on Thursday miming, to consider
ways and COMM of exinading Wesleyan Methodian
In the Dorchester circuit. no Rev. J. Atkins was
in the chair, the Rev. W. Allen and others taking
part. Ills Eroposed to bare • third .01510
ae
ka ow at iimtr, another at Maiden Newton,
ear a third at Whitchurch ; but a rather warm discus.
@ion followed. It was ultimately deckled to appoint
• oommittes to inquire into the subject., and to report
at a subsequent meeting.

Socrrnastryou Cams. Pildstg—Tbass was • large
any of stock of good quality at to-day's markat, but
ba& isas main stow. &arta wars cheaper than It
week, via. 1 gd to 13a gd. yet moors, and fat withers
f•tched & Pd- to 7a par stoma The fo&1ow1n wan
offered, including those sold by auction b
Perkins and Sous, and Hunt and Banco . • rA;
beast.,?? ; calm, 12; pip, 90; and how" 1

DD. COIIULD'II 11.11,0111.
Kr. NUM= Una roes sad went into this very import-
ant subject; but the representatives of the Press were
'eked not to publish the Menasha. Letten were read
from the leading medical eentitireen of the town.
Yr. Rows and Mr. WILLOW joined in the
411=
and it was ultimately tecided thet the whole
should form themselves into • oolunittee in order to
carry out the seggestioasof Dr. Outfield.
Yr. Roux' observed that the made were perfectly
ours sad enoolluted at tie present this., and were not In
Oh. slightest degree tainted by sewage. Es time Winded
to what had been done at Torquay, and thought it would
be wise to carry out simile. pions for Wmrsoeth.
Mr. Rowsav was of opiates that the committee should
be celled together at ono.
A disoseeke followed as to the deelsability of submit.
dog tans to Um Local government Board. This, it was
would be obliged to be dose.
The subject then drowsed.
UM OMB TIMM POND.
This pond, which cove* about t 0,.. mores of ground, it
was *added skeuld be limp, that beteg the only Oast
that could be demi with
This wee ultimately te.
111111 V mom POPP.
In this natter the Chet was authorised to take the
neceseary steps for rimpviog the nuisance at Lower
Road-street—to tatfono the oleatiog out o/ the timber
pond.

AOOTDIST.—On Saturday sassing, Mr. Cox, of
Ornxtoa, was drivindaznal:g. 6-street, sari when
opposite the County the bead was playlet__ and
Quartermaster-St , of the Don't Militia,
and his wife were listening. The trap, in passing, Bret
caught Mrs. Dormer's dress, and tore off the skirt, she
moved bock to free herself when low Ineboad was
knocked down, received a vet; disponi =his head, and
was bruised on both arms sad one thigh. Me was
medically attended, sad the out was found reaching to the
boos. On enquiry, on Monday moraine, we found Mr.
Dorm, was progressing favourably' but it WM fasted
he would not be able to leave his bed for some days.
ILLIGALLT Palermo • Ilwavu—At the
Petty Sessiess, on Monday, before the Mayortfo.°lll.
Pope), and Mr. J. Galpts, Mergaret Noma, was
charged with unlawfully paining a eiteert gassy
, of Friar Weida', bad known defendant
about • month, and "on the Thunday after Ash
Wednesday," Februsry Hth, saw defendant at the
Groat Western Station, about seven o'clock. Witness,
who had come from home that dagiztass carrying on arma shawl which she had t from her
mother at home that morphia, witness lodged at
Grove Buildings. Defeadant said she had bean {We'd
up; they went down by the station, and defendant
asked witases to lead her the shawl, promising to
return it before they went home. Whore lent it, and
after going to the top of the town, they parted, and
witness sow no more of her that evening; but next
morning met her near "The Old House at Hases,"
Fordiagtoa, and asked bra for her shawl, when she
said she bad lost It the evening before; some
were after her, and some men who helped to catch
her, took it away. Witness told bar she must put it
in place, and she promised to do so, and than her
friends would not knqw any more about it. flaw her
several times, and she promised to put it in place if
witness would help her to buy suother.—Witams
admitted that defendant took her on Friday morning
to Mr. Foot's coffee house —Thdendeat declared the
shawl which she pawned was her own, which she had
had since 1866—Miss Vatabir spoke to defendant
having, on March Ist, come to her shop In the morn-
log, and pledged • shawl for la 6d., faking it out oa the
Fader or Saturday following sad then pledged it again.
—John Gould identified the shawl as bavinjbslonged to
his deed wife, and he gave it to his sister, Serab
Buckler, Fanny's masher. Be knew it by • port of
the fringe on one side having been torn away; the
pattern also rice=listaktute had not sees it for
the last month. , the prosecutor, also
Identified it as his wife's shawl, having seen her wear
It, but not often, became she had it for a k
&resent Carter received the shawl from el4V.itan
Fetcher on Saturday evening, and apprehended pri-
soner on • warrant, batted found her on the Nursery.
road. On roadie( the warrant primmer said "It is
my own shawl."--Orom-exatalned Prisoner came
Into the pawn °Hos while lw was there. When be
met her on the Nursery-rood she asked if he was
looking for hie, to which he r.pllsd " Yes ; I have •
warrant for your appreher."—Mies Fatalist's
basks showed the shawl was vledged on March let
and egaln on the lith.—Bose Hall was in company
with :dclm on the steeled when the prisoner bor-
rowed the shawl, prim:A.lft Teeny Buckler site would
return it before she went home All three rem:lined
together an about ten, when witness left them near
the top of the toed, Newman than wearied the shawl.
—By the Mayor: This was the first tints site had lest
Mrs. Newman • shawL —ln answer to the Mayor,
Mr. Symonds stated that Fanny Buckler had come
Into Dorolmaier to be so apprentice, sad she west
horse an Saturday nights; but lately trokiffid of going
to her plain of apprenticeship she went to Fordington
sad consorted with abandoned wornee. The father
came in to enquire about his daughter, and found his
wife's shawl was gone; this led to further enquiries,
and the shawl was found at the paireshop.—Ntionsaa
dectared that she had the shawl in Dahlia in 1.166:
she had been in Dorchester about Ire weeks, and
George Wills's wife knew she had had it • week; this
she told the police yesterday.—The
seat ie._ policeman to lad Mrs. ;rill)s:
Mrs, being fetched from Fordington she
said she did not know the shawl at all. The Mayor
said the magistrates had taken the met favourable
view of the ore they Gould, and bettered prisoner
(NUM honestly by the shawl. hawZowebonsieed it of
Fanny Sutler, also had it been la e power to
redeem It, and it, site eveatual/y hare
done so. therefore found her guilty only of un-
lawful!), pa . knowing the rbawl to be the pro-
rianother, and Bleed her 90e. ; in default to go
prieon for It dive With regard to Marie. Butler
he had dose quite right in buaging this ore forward.
In the treat of the line not being paid the mete of
the prosecution would fall upon him • but they did
not wish him to loss, sod had directed the Clark to
remit the costa. They, however, felt very strongly
that be ought to look atter Ms geri; be had no right
to allow her to parade about the streets of Dorchester
from Monday morning to Saturday night, and—as it
the Bench-40 an immoral life.
Itrrad ther to
said it was o.lf lately that he had
learnt the girl was not at het place—Mr. Golpin
advised the bther to Wu, more than ordinary steps to
Lied thezzai
poor girl Into the right course again.—The
prisoner that e as so recently the
gia°lFebruary she had been Were the Beare for
druakenness.—Priscaar asked the Beach to fallow her
• week to pay.—The Mayor We menet give you •
day.—Prisoner was committed to gaol.

TIT CIIIITNIT AT TILT TAT WOZTIL
It WM thought thnt DM small were emitted from the
Gee-works chimney, but if the chimney were raised
blew this would not be t. case.
It wee decided to writE to the Gls Company on the
'object
'Mk concluded to. business Ware the BoardL

TOWN COUNCIL MELTING. THURSDAY.
Present: The Nam Oa the .bar). 1114111rOlaa Howard.
Moore. Warlord. Thew. Naugle. Roberto Lsoalag.
Arles. Swarsaa. Wall* Grover. Saw*. sad Graham.
TIM 11•111110171.111•MICI WOW
Was read. la which he stated that opposite Kr. Lovell*.
coal stone there wee not roots oo .0001 01 coal bargee
dlasharglag theca to erring tbe Cherbourg eteaseare
round. sad he asked lobs allowed to dredge e mad-hank
there to order to remove the obstacle.

TIM Nan woman MD m 0011,011•1101 L
I. thu =MM. the Town (kw expressed his viol+, as
also did the Karol. that the Demimondes°, es this
subject. bolas ad u private astute. should not be made
=is: but it was gathered from the stateineat of the
Clerk. that the &meant doe to the Corporation
ens She Caarbeneg traSe on the siarlart, whiti up to
Deemaher MITS. was ASSlii, lit •salter Slag mons
uaratinfacloallso petstioa the Great Wastora had pre.
ousted to p iawhist the Midst Bill (Hones of
Lords). (Tide tact clearly iodloMee that our besot
members are ever Oil the alert la ssythlug
interests of Weymouth. or we SeitS ast wlisavaraiatias
document presested so
esentedto the early to the Caraurattes. mann it
Writ bees pr " Lorin" It cob shows
the Web Sy inlionntei wldoli Mr. H. Slwards hes at high
quadrat
• warm Swami= Mowed. Is whisk Sr. Rogan said
the Omuta of • borough like Weymouth muss 1.1 bs
expected to go eresseblag os their Imenehes like d.,gs.
ths trader mercies et the O.W. R. Co.
8.119=L1 iss it to go forth what the Oettooll Swept
ot Sim

TILT lIPOITT POOR.

Mr. OcenoMor Weeme. who was not expected to be
=sow snared me Omani Chamber. sad. Wing
with a pair ol Hoary Laremaegs apeotooles. Mood
It a public cam retard to do whin was remind ol kim
ekes should hi be done tot
Kr. Totems said he °mkt to be MS hated.
Kr. Wows : I am not smoking to you. but to the
KaiCrifaroa : Oh. pat Ms to the stooks.
Mr. Weems, with muse selbposseseloe, inked it a
"hug Nun relased to melons the duties tor which ha
was imaged, eaglet be sot to In dlsoakned from kw
°Keel
The Karon swum& Me egialea that it meth wee the
ono lee melt to lie brought before Me O=4M this
the question could In dimided, but not
Kr. Wiwi said his sleek being the quagga' on again
preseatki•
TM Council this proosedied with the mit Items. the
meads perm, and which was as follower= To order thie
rpiel at express sad emporia' for the Ming gbs
mg borough. sad to comider whether to. Town
md two of Ms best clerks should actgrandtiously
la the neaten."
Kr. mance complaned of the way the agenda paper
had been drawn up with regard to kb own nation whisk
he hod Int at the Tom Clerk's aeon sad said be should
Ilk. to he informed who pet tin mhos oa the paper I
The Tom (Yana said hi lameted the wurto. Mike Ye
omaidered his duty, es dirk to plem ea to. made
Dow, sad be laserted additiosai words to the rescdation
- Kr. Wawa (warmly): hit your MM, sir, to do mob •
Abet t
The Tomo DMZ repaid that seek was the me.
The Mama mid he might say that the Town CAreic had
spokes to Nat about the matter la gentlon,
rnand be
with that tr. twoemition Kr. Oeeiller
Wet Min
had pat as the agenda paper was am • peeper ene.
The Tem Oink mash el mune. be allowed to me his
own dimetioa to the matter, for seem mealees seem
times worded their mottoes In seek a style as netis to be
brought bolere the Ceased at all; sad sometimes Ski
minim t were not et that Menem es mkt mosibly be
he that Member. The Town Clerk bid showed
Min (Me Mayor) Kr. Walkers swedes, end he
timed it woo note prow me to he 'Mad INS AINI=
piper but be did not with in erew tesbeekdlsomelsa.
- Kr. Waina said he wee sit Is tor dkageolea Mai
day but be matended Mae the sma be had left 55th.
Tom OkerMs Nine might to Yam toes lammed as he
desired, and that IS emrlbleg was wrong he (11r. R&M)
would bine to hawses** Mee emesquesee of it, sad sot
As Tom MM. US MAW that it was the bonadea
duty ot the Teen Clerk to miler any moralities on the
NeNM any member Mimi
Town OM= said Mr. Walla was' very mach wan.
taken cm that *at.
Mr. WALLIS 00M•laillid ti• Town Clerk was *many
oe.
enesay (me Tom OlerM iontsated that what he
had Mae wee ler the book wed UM the daft; of Its
sees were too r=l Me act be ham disorellea In
the neater bellr. Walls U lee thought ho wee
going to pet am rebind' ea Me lig=
Kr. wawa soda 1•90. Sad. tie Town
Clerk told him be weah have to de whet he Mid Mat
Mr etniegain rewind that Kr. Wallis was very meek
sad mid that the leog sad sheet of It was Ms*
did not Mow his peak% and mid he meld
ileajele
Kr Wows esimithed tint as the Town Clerk's Mem
was Med at 431111 assail "a= bimitibigmliki had we temeasee he for the
Tau Town 011•1111 his Wary was • TOW 1.1102 Oa%
and net hald
Kr' WaLlassZbil wee mg riot that Um Town Clerk
amid hem sae yem aad aewat to abal" is,
animal It wand ems reach AM.
Ths T"" °Ulu' mildadnad the mama why be had geb
Ski melee ea tae paper la the matiner he had. He •••
roma to believe tem Kr. war *sada Is to b. part if
Ids eV •P • math% time ash that .11k two
Werke maim. The expaamo be bad Amor' wag
Is=to AM el l'arltameat. He would elialp 6, I
who hed dater vary Nadler to Wen in
to peen' tbs einem sad was paid Is, hi, extra tree 4
Coald Kr. Wall Mak Mat he esedii Wm Memnon
banana ea one gide tee • whole math and met be Wad i
hilLWassa aid be hol NOW vitelweir Nobel I

HORRIBLE MURDER Nita ILK NSTER '
The charred remains of an old ma named Samuel j
Churchill, end 83, were found ou Tuesday afternoon I
and
tol.hldethcircuetofim"tharetsooLosilholi‘un°Lertaiihatha:
mitiC:edieco'whi6mvSerytb.C:wati".aeimadua;
murdered. Churchill ha. Lived bathe parl4l for man) I
Liersai peat, and, with his wife mid mother.in-law,
tad an isolated euttage, March was his own '
property.
About 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning Churchill's
wife called in a neighbour and told him that her
husband had fallen into the lire. An alarm was raised,
and one or two neighbours going tato the cottage found
the poor old man lying in (root of the fire terribly
burnt, and quite dead. Owing to cries of murder
having been heard in the cottage several hours pre-
viously, the villagers suspected fuel play, and sent for
the police.. About three o'clock in the afternoon
Kr. Superintendent (linty and Dr. Mon ten, of
Ilmbuter, arrived, and an examination of the body
was made. The beck of the skull waa entirely gone,
having been burnt away. the right shoulder
was nearly burnt through, and when the body was
moved the right arm was hanging only by • hit of thin.
There were some marks of deep oats upon the back of
the head, and two fingers of the left hand were bleed-
oionbrigiituratigobectcatht:TehtinleWna:idingantad on
Leihthi:hreisido.dthweereb.adth.ustar:lyd
attempt was made to burn the body. Lame spots
of blood were on the floor, end were distinctly
' traceable from the fire-plain to ths dear, and
about the kitchen. Tht polio, searched the house,
and discovered a bill-hook stained with blood.
The wife was afterwards apprehended and taken to
. the police station at liminster. Stain. of blood were
• found upon her dress. Sh, was charged with the
murder of her husband, but she denied it, saying" she
Injured the man."
She is 50 years of age, was her husband's second
wile, and deceased was her snood husband. The
man poisoned motile property. The mother-11146w
lived in the house; but the is nearly 90 year. of age
and bedridden.
The wife being thejani junior
marriagebynetrly
idne was ~t a
anwefear
It is beyond derw lau
happy one. t would appear from the drops of
blo,xf found near the fireplace that the poor old man
was that struck wills the bill-hook, not so severely
as to cause death, as these were marks of ins
having proceeded from the fireplace to the door.
lien he seems to have cried "Murder," but that being
not uncommon, no notion wee talon. lie would
appear then to have staggered round the room and
again to the fireplace, and many blow*, there
being several cots on the head, but the back part was
burnt, lie might have fallen on the fire, and his
assailant finding the old matt nearly dead, lied from
the house. When the wile ultimately gave the alarm
he had been dead several hours, and was quite cold.
(From the SAarieries JeurnoL)
The prisoner Catherine Churchill was brought spat the
Policeetation, limiesser, on Tumidity morning, on to.
Wane of having murdered bet husband, Sam nil
Churchill, on the 4th inst. Major Lan/worthy was the
only inegutratts present.
The prisoner is a gaunt woman of mann Mature and
on being placed at the bar she presented a haggard
appearance. Prisoner was remanded till Thursday
next.
Since the prisoner has been in cuitody she has bean
silent, and seems to maintain • s oifol indifference afe
what is going on around her. Sae arts is be, cell, with
ner eyes axed upon the floor. all the day ion, and for
hour, together doesn't make the slightest movement. A
conetable welshes her both night au(' day, but etie has
not spoken sines she ine taken Into cutely. Then the
made • statement, which its polioe attach some weight
to, inasmuch as it leads to the belief that Weis had been
• little difference of opinion between the decee•ed and
his wife in reference to money nut era To explain On,
It must be said that the woman has a son, it appears, by •
former husbead, and the deceased had • daughter by kis
former wile. Dinned appears to have made a will
bequeathing his property to his daughwir ; but this, it is
evident dianueMsd his wife, and toe subject ham given
nee to lesparnereble quarrels between thew Whether
the deseseid has lately roads another will le not amorally
known, but that • sore existed on this point Is apparent
from the woman's statement, which is abundantly can-
firmed by the neighbours. Whoa being taken • way the
I met her son (about 26 peers old). Lie was ciryim, and an
said. "Don't cry, Sam; go and look &t,, tzaewW, and
see you are not canted out of LIU m may.
• walk of about three miles from Iltainster brings us to
a cottage in whet. the attend murder is said to here beim
committed. It is an old thatched building, standing is
*Ma, dawn yards irom the rued. • little gat* nide up
to the front door, and on either site la • bit ef garden.
To the let of the cottage le • moderatidraised orchard
said to have belonged to deceased; and at the rear of the
bows is another bit of garden, sad some dome reds
• further behind, • wail, the other side of which is • large
lad. We enter the house by the back door. end are at once
M the living room. It is • miserable hovel. almost (Alin
down about' one's sere The wails are papered esigg
cuttings front the illustrated Journal.; but they are dirty,
and everything in the house looks squalid, Oa the left ia
an anteroom, evident', used for the storage of cider, for
we saw several large two-hogelsead casks there, and a
quantity of labourers' tools. The living-room is soaggib
furnished, an old worm-eaten table and a couple or
• three broken chain forming the chief Adobe it oon Mined.
There Is no settle or easy chair; but the old man's mat is
In the thimeneermer—being a long mod coved with
sack-cloth; on the floor are Large stains of Mood.
_end on
the legs of the table are little splashes of blood. !Curios
the chimney-corner we observe finger marks oyez the
well-paper, mid these appear to be malts of blood also.
On examining the place marks are found which esem to be
token tan someone with bleeding lingers must have tried
to grasp in. corner of the well, apparently to Wilt them-
*elves up from the stool; and We poor maa's pipe le
picked up close to the fire, and near his sear, with marks
of blood upon it. The cornea lies ora • door on the hearth,
and presents • ghastly appearance, the head and beck
being charred, and several injuries are visible on the Ind
and hands. The Atmosphere of the room la cheesed with
• sickening smell, emitted by the body. On Thursday it
was removed, placed in • codia, and taken upstairs.
Mitch excitement prevailed in the village.
The house occupied by the aid man is a detached and
thatched one, needing us a_ little pardon, and an orchard
adjoins it. Toe property is leasehold, and belonged GO the
•who as in the habit of kesetng two or three
oow".= • few pigs. He was about fist bin. in height, and
was somewhat bent by age 111-fouling was created
between the old man and his sea, which resulted, ab mt
twelve mouths ego, in the em blerinli the house. saying
"he would nova elver it stain whilst his fattier wee
alive." This threat however, he did not carry our, as be
frequently, if not daily, visited the house, but never when
there was • likelihood of his meeting his father. The old
nue had made • will In favour of his eon, but had repeat-
edly threatened to ice into Chard and alter at on amount
of his son's behaviour towards him. The neighbours state
that on the day of the tragedy the old man bad dressed
himself la his beet clothes fer the purpose of going Into
Maid to lute his will altered The carters wile who saw
the aid man after be was dead said the sight was mo awful
that she should never forget 9, and that it wee enough to
men the atones. She spoke In terms of severe condemn-
ation at the itard-lasertedneM displayed by deceased'.
wife, who was present donne the inquiry.
Tim baguet was bold on Itsiday, Wore Mr. W. Munk.
tn, coroner. Tb. pefseeer iwas present, but appeared to
tithe little interest la the psuondien There wen also
preeent—DepuM-Oldel Contable diegood, Mr. pack,
solicitor, of iloster (whit pretested), sad Supt. Cerny .
frif Ilminthert The jury having viewed the body, Kin
, Whatley, wife of George Whatley, labourer. deposed—l
knew the deceased, he was an old man and lived in •
, cottage with his wife and her mother. I had lived near
• them and meld distinguish their voices. as I have talked
I to them. On Tuesday morning, the 4th int., about half. ,
, pest eight, I went to • field behind the deceased's house
, with my husbead's breakfast My hothead was plough.
ing. In going through that field I pawed tbe deceased's
house. As I gaspers/ad aloes the headlaad by the si le
' of the garden obi& divine the field from demised's I
garden I heard • Yoke. I heard someone cry "murder"
I several times. I wag Jost opposite the house, not far
; from the map I might have heed the cry four or five
time, I afterwards beard groans sad then beard some-
, one am "You brute rin • low e:sios. I went on as far.
as the gap in tholes:is, and looking in through the window
I of the cottage, I sue • woman, who had her Moe towards
the fireplace There was a window on the opposite aide
of the hone in • line with this ona, I saw a woman's .
[ back; tee woman appeared to be pushing her hands back- .
wards and forwards ; she appeared to be positing some-
thing towards the drplace The voice I heard cry
murder" was a men's voice. Karla( heard and seen
this I went to m. husband and told him what I had
! heard and seen, husband thought nothing of it
I Alter my husband taken has breakfast, width occupied
about ten minutes, I returned the same way. When I
; got to the gap I looked through the window, but dad not
, Ace Ilventling was quiet. When I got into the lane
. heard the key of the deer turned. It seemed as if the
, door was being locked or entombed. I have bawd Mrs.
Churchill several times my, "I wish the old devil was
dead -" she was referring to her husband, and It was said
site, they had been qnerrellias. I beard nothing farther
until about • quarter to eleven, when my husband woe
t home and Informed me of the death of Kr. ChurehilL
George Whately„ after having deposed to hi, wife
lune; come to him as stated by her said—At half-past
ten Yrs. Churchill came and hollow:I tome, She soli
'Do 'tie come in, for Sauna has fallen into the fire.' I
' went into the house, preceded by Mrs. Churchill, who
,;,wciad a cap of water she had dipped from UN wall.
Deceased was lying by the side of the fire, Mrs. Churchill
. threw the water over deceseed„ who was lying on his hack
i close to the Are, with his heed on the left-hand dre-dog.
It was a large, open fireplan with • low grate resting On
gradosa Deceased's len were turned op undo!, him.
Then was very littki fire Yrs. Churchill said, Dear,
Wen ; what shall we do r She said. I had bee& to the
Ship Ins, near obard, and left the old man sitting he the
- ours., awaking kis pipe, I suppose he had • tit whilst
I was away. The clothes were beret of the body with
the eneethe of the troesera. He had an corduroy
• besawbee- boots eon up, and part of a Satinet shirt, The
breeches were lent a little Whist The body was much
I burnt, especially the indationider and the back.
goo& Doe gays corroborative evilest, as to the position
of the bode.
Dr. Mundell. of ibilWebie, deposed—l went, with Supt.
Gerlty, to deceased's cottage, and found the body lying on
'tireS tor covered with • hien cloth. I spoke to the wife,
waid. a Well. Kitty, this Is a sad aff•ir ; how did this
=r Sas said. "I do not know; I lusen't hurt him.
be snaking • Pin in the oxen, and I west to the
Ship to bay some mead and bane When I returned he
was Lyles on Me left side oa the In." That la all that
newel I then to examine She body. The body
was awes with the excepties of the remnants of the
seder dna& t was very mash bane, more enecially at
the nog pert of toe heed, and all over the beg . as far
downs, lbe lower tied of the beeline The right shoulder
tune was mooed by Mune" ; the right en nearly burat
off ; the swam of the back of both arms wen badly
benst, and the ides of the chest and frost A the arm were
very musk bliesered. There was • fresh indeed cut over
the nosed joint A the lads: flow of the left head, and
sao awe eager. The Jilin of the lode: fiallitt was exposed
by the en, and blood was ooming from 11. It must have
mos &mew a sharp instruresat. I should gad the waned
was imaged by • knife, or someeklag of We kind. My
stMedien was celled to souse spots of blood oa the door,
on eke nib, by the flre-Mace, and ce the left eide of the
lace, me a board wren, Pear the lire-plan IThere was
more Most ea the table than elenbent On the follow's'
morning, at 1.1 o'cloidt, I made a poetetorben exandes,
tics of the body. I weld ithe no eon Burks of violent*
than those described. On amine the heat • very lain
portion of the hack of the shall la out on the door, being
so charred. The brain at that met was alp yore asacfi
burnt After careful nuninatioa of the skull I
could lad so mark of • blow earreepoodin with the
mark on the exhorter. T'he hunts wen LW more severe on
the right side than elsewlere. Toe body was so burnt
that I thoeglit it absolutely useless to try to nee it. The
burns were selleises to arionat ler death. I knew the
family, and slissald my that the deemed was more than
IS years of Mn. Chureeill was Weekend wife. The
deemed haff • son. I have sanded the sea for feinting
lte. I did as about three yens age I should have
mastinell that there was a mark of fresh dirt on the
hack of the right band. Oa my fleet visit diaperialesdeat
Gamy &mid as one ankle of dress whin bed narks
of blood an It In reply to Mr. ilistood—Tim shall was so
charred that it weaM be fannies to sat whether say
blow had nee given or net. If doomed had been 'Min
on the lel Wind side of Skein an fell late the fire, he
could sot have bees band in the maser descrlbed, (or
the weave berme were maths rlghtside It was
fortheme. Se len late the In net MI bond tai%eadwillse,
II • AM /OIL la a lb M WAS Mid at

nose or Shams. • bill-book •cr shows me which had
sioina I bls don it. f cad,• Bow came this blood on Lb,
hook. Kitty r she ta " I dcles kn.* ;be wads eh:index
sticks yeaserdar, aud be might have cut himself. The
Injuries co the dot. r might hcve been mooed by sock as
iustraouct ea a 1011-kook.
Some mama% usidenos bOVInI begs Rival. John
Smith. who IGhats's,* mid Is. know Ws.
Churchill, who used to work for Ids grandfather, wsahise.
He bad heard her stay to dtlferset people. "I wish the
obi &oil was dad. Hsi didn't know whom she wa.
relents( to. B, bad also beast her say. "Ito k the sell
out of Ilse bannister. no Oct whoa hi cau4hl bold of it.
Is. might fall down and break hia amok " Thls was some
tinniest year.
Jos• lunar Rare similareeidecc,. and Hr. Sup'. Cork
`'T.F doo,,wd to lxio visit to the rottue. col to Lis
examination, the inquiry wcsadjourood till Tuesday nes,.
forth. sewn of yr. Ss.cadart, the county analyst. as to
suOismed blood Mains.