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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

BOYC'OTTINU IN ENGLAND.

One of the leading landlorde awl ntock breeders in
the county of.lbirhani we,, effertually boycotted at the
1111 l Kale of fat ntock at Sunderland lent week.
Colonel Brialy., of Helton Cantle near Sunderland,hen
has for some yew-. pant lwen noted for hi. successful
I,reeding f hr,.p and cattle. Rome months ago the
Mit zben. of Sunderland WITS very much annoyed to
find that the cobowl, who in a justice of the peace of
the county, had nilvert in.+l mutton at lower rates than
they could yosnihly efforti to sell at, and they took
their revenge at the sale. On Cohmel Brigg's stock
Icing driven into the /. wt..ring the large- Immly d.f
dealers and leacher,, prenent hinged and hooted to such
in extent that the ntoek had to be withdrawn, nit
Mil being permitted. Sulieiniiiently neveral 14 the
colonel's lwastn were introduced into other lots, but
immediately rocognined by the indignant butchent,
and. notwitlintanding the fact that there was a very
.hear sale, not one of his animals was diepneeri of at
the auction, altl gli it wits Admitted that he had the
Inoit stock in the market.
. . .

The lowly of a laify late. ly residing at Clai•ham hes
beetl reduced to ash,. in the cnunatory belonging to
the (lreenation Society of 114ngland,
Woking, Surrey, and the process, which la.ted over
en 11.1 r, MIN carried •int satiefactordy in Om pn•senc.,
of w • ••1 the relatives This is the third cregnatiun
within the last few monthe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

TOWN COUNCIL.

- Prevent, the kfayor (Alderman
Gregory) in the chair, Alderman Emton Councillor.
T. Bennett, 11. I)urden, W. Tilley, Mavis, E.
Burnett ; Mr. U. Symonda (Town Clerk , Mr. H.
Amietant•Tuvrn Clerk), and Mr. W. Thomas
(Mu-much Surveyor).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

COON fr COURT.

TIICRNI,AT.—Iktore hialloontir Judge Tindal .ttkin

onto.
Tilt covitagsns aNit 'Mg Maion.
Elisabeth Leonard v. Ma4.pr Sloe case
h'yi Issm before the Calms on various occasions, and
the facts e ...... eeted with it an, well-known. The
plaintiff, a Creole, the widow of an Indian barrister.
slush tin defendant. a major of the Kamai staff, for
wrengfid Jimilis•al from his service, 1101 '1 nursery
muerte-peg, and for payinent of her fare back to
Iwba.
.1 ielginent was originally given in favour of the
defendant, i.t.t proceedings were again instituted,
and the action was ultimately referred to the
arbitration of Mr. J. 8. (*dal, barrister, awl the
case Wan once more heard (this time privately) in the
Weymouth Guildhall on Yonday. .Ir. U.
•It.
Weisford again appeared on behalf of the plaintiff,
and N1r..1. Ilowatil Bowen for the defendant. Ti,.,
hearing lasted nearly ten hours, and the award Id
the arbitrator was heard at theday's Court. It was as
follows :
.• Leonard v. St, shlart. W liereas by an order of the
County Court holden at Weymouth, (laths! the 19th. of
November, Issl, this Action and all matters in dispute
in the cause were referred to me whipew swan] to be
made on or before the 10t1, of December, ISA\ is to he
entered an the judgment in the cause. I hereby,
! after hearing Mr. Welsfonl int behalf of the !plaintiff
and Mr. It. on behalf of tin, defendant, and after
I hearing and receiving evidence on both sides, make
my award .ot and concerning all the matters referred
to me under the mid order an 1011,/111117.-1 find that
the aunt c.f 5,0 rupees were paid to the plaintiff by the
defendant as All advancement of wages, and there is
.ntu sum now due and owing to the plaintiff for wages.
i I find that the plaintiff is wit entitled to any damagen
for wrongful dismismd from the defendant's service. I
! find that the plaintiff is entitled to have her way
back to India paid by the defendant, and I order that
' the sum 11 ad 10s. be paid to the plaintiff by the
defendant. I oorder that the plaintiff and defendant
do each pay their own chats of this reference and of
this my award."
In reference to the above finding that the plaintiff
Was not entitled to damages for wrongful dismeaal
it will be remembered the judge of the County
Court had previowly held she had hwen wrongfully
dismissed, awl that neither on the application for a
new trial nor in the affidavit made by the defendant,
and read in suipport of it, Was a single word oof
dissatisfaction expressed with the decision of the
judge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

Nratb of Lon Euilforb.

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We deeply regret to has ii to anniman tbat the
hunting accident which occurred to the Ilaster
the Canniest* Ilmstrl., near Castle 11, isn !friday,
terminated fatally on Saturday, when ford tinilford
died at Splint I (CM..
Ilia Lordship war only SI year. of ate, and has PA
• SOS not ten yews odd. Lady ()Milord wei with
his lordship when he died.
/le was mit with the Catti.tock in full cry near Cantle
Hill, the neat f Mr. II Abed, bee High Sherif for
1/onet, when in taking • rotten double hedge him
hone mangled, fell, and threw him a tremendous
somersault, and it i. thought fell upon lien. Ile was
at once taken upon ci inns hurdle ant carried to
Camel+ 11.11, where Mr.. If olford had already made
lii. moat complete arrangeniento. (We are told they
amid scarcely have hem more thorough in a hospital.)
Dr. Ideßnery, of Sherburne, wet in the field, and at
once attended to the wounded nobleman, who was
found to have austained fractures .4 the leg and ribs,
and to Is. injured about the face and head. Ile bore
up with rewirkable cookie., and courage, directing
hie whip to go and draw a covert, and noticing a
brace of snipe which flee "v.r his head as he was
being carried ins the hurdle.
After bring attended to at ()eek hilt he wan con•
,eyed home to Syilling a.. ipaietly as could be lard
Guilford wee subsequently attended by le. Carr.
On Saturday morning his lord.hip WA..
onectima, and ortlerel the hound. to Iva taken nit t.)
Conscombe, remarking "1 sumer I sin in for sit
Shortly after he became delirious. and
renamed au till about nine o'clock, when he desk
Under their circumstances the Coroner (Mr. Odra
eraimdal dapoided an inguret warn not neonwary.

" Delimit" saysi—Dielley Frani:id North, wreath
Earl of Guilford, wail horn July 14th, li,l. lie Wad
educated at Nton, and was formerly lieutenant .4 the
Soya Horse Guard.. /le married in 1874
second daughter of Sir George (Aetwynd, Rut.. and
II•11snow• won (Lord Nortli), who wan lewn in iqu,
mid • daughter. The decreer.] earl succeeded hig
father in 111111.

We In suglod to stale $a asttiiitock Rounda will
not Arkin meet tiil further noticr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

SALISBURY.

Tim Kmerrins.---.t oir 1,13 baen currant at
Sali.bury that a p union will be filed agaiit.t the
return of Mr. W. 11. Grenfell. who ani.vansfully
oppmed Nit-. C.. 1. Kennard, the °enervative candi-
date for that city. Thom ia apparently some rotunda-
tion for Ole report, bet it is 1.-lievel that some of the
prominent memberm of the Con.ervative party me
anion to mach a ',top laeing taken. The election was
held on November :frith, and then. are tttttt daya left
yet in which to tain.ider the imbject. In 16$0 Mr.
Gronfell wae returned at the head of the poll, in
conjunction with Mr. I'. J. Felwitnl., on, of th.•
defeated emilitlisto. beim/ Mr. C. .1. Kennard. .\
petition WWI filed, and tried by Mr. Justice Hawkins
awl Baron Pollock, who ilinnumed it with onto. In
.Ir. K.l.llllArd "11110.4 Lhe re-election of Nlr.
tirtinfoll a. hi. appointaweit to a tlovernment
and .111C,:ee 1.1 in owning him. Another petition
followed, and WAA heard by Baron Pollock and Mr.
Junin, afaciiiitv. Mr. Kennard retained his mat, but
each party Inl to pay their own cots. At the last
election Mr. Greufell won by a majority of 40.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22

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Paster; Auction Bills.

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Reports of Institutions, Statements
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