The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08 00:00:00

POOLE.
QUARTER SESSIONS.

:!ATI ;DAT.- Morn Claiatoph :a. ROADS Ai.
barriakr.

The I Q tarter Sessions of the Peace for the
borough anol moloty of the t own oof Beale were held At
the Guildhall no Sato, lay I tat, Me. Christopher
itobfaai,o, e a barrister od five years stano(he as the
C ommission stated, presiding in the piaci Ili We
11 wipes, Q.O , the Kea order, who was uo•roll ably
*bow." There was only on, prisoner for trial, the
charge against whow haa erectal a great deal of
inter mt—alumat (-sling it may be to dot —io the town.
an I ther, IVY • large atb.n•lanoe of the general public.
Rid Hooraur wee socionap soled on the Bina by the
Mayor (Hr. H. T. Trevani on). who wore his robes
and gold chain id othoe, &WI 11, W. PdSfe3 al I Air.
Hem n, J. P.'.
Toe C..rk of th Pr CO al'. Gttrge lfrazt
Al Iriolg.,), h.oiug re, I "Tee Pr oclanz stioos %Wad
vim,. profane:test and immorAlity," the graml jury was
sworn, anti was cons Puted 11. 1011..)W4 G.
Go I p .r m to.), and NI e. W. If. Baker, I: 11.
Borneo. F. 1.. Cr i goo I, G. Got r tom, F. Frain,olon,
W. J. Hill, E. Hopkins, A. B. Hodges, T. F,
W. Lowy, J. B. L ck) er, W. Meade°, and W. Mate.
The presiding-barriater explained that the learned
recorder we. olet tined in Lied out owing to an impor-
tant cote which had bee firs I to ba argued that
mornirg bolo, the Lot° I Cobol Jostle., and he then
toroc colt ref •to t o the only ewe for trial. that of
Goorge Jaw s Butt 'rant whom there wars two
inilictm f .1: embezzlement, and the other for
falsifying wo ow As. H v• g roue through it a:l.ll4th,
lola Mos Or at I h It i not thi ok Into,. would have
any PE oulty in ositur....4 a true hill i• each count of
the imitetoompt, w',ich they ye y shortly did.
Toe followinz nerd th.-n sr, woo o t•oe toodfor jar,
to try the rt. • Grey (.arsman), Mews.
W. C. Bru ov. F. J. 800 0611, J Sanest, C.
a* hiroolge, W. Gil.., W. lie Wit% V. Hurdle, IL
Hutchings, G. Ii moven. G. Hgrom, awl A. James.
NI3-s•s. Holmes mil J. lisyter were oh silenced on
behalf of the lit tee tent.

Gvorgo Jame. Batt. rum: men, the •tu of very
reepectsble p wants, living p tbap„,
~„,. Iraa
I bail. and stepped into the do..M in tlte charge of
a warder from he c •on'y prison, t new..r she gerc
followinc uha-,zet 3—•"!het. being a clerk or velment
In tho employ of done J ...ph N trtoe, on silt Gish 04
ot,,' er. 1991, di I r omit, ef Grog' Real the sum of
:jet on the 12;13 Nferch. 1394, di] r•osive of
Ch tries C •esPr Coe mu of El 15.. 01. ; also on the
aof %pill, 1884, did receive of ~11,1 Sarah Stroud
£1 3s. 31. f tr end on sc.: 'tint of Lis master, the sail
J emph .1 •ho N rI v, 5...1 .31 Iran halently An I telool-
- ! the IMP& Th tt on or sho•at the
22.4 Ve'lr :ay. 1884 he did widully cen•P and root
03, in making f •1. • •mtry, I. logo et of th cle.lcs
th • sai et •:th N ,r! in the cv.43-b oak .f his
doyer Vie 111 •.1 .nt ol Hutt, Len b •ing
a 661 al• ne 1.1 a•• 0,. ~y ( th-• sail J
Jovtoh Nrt it.. 1..3 i .ntaini 4 inn. al
yr. le atu • day or en from on.
%V. Sht pp r 1, of ri• r. ii outer,. Hint'."
The to i• 'tor pie • t teolty. He was d Imied
11 At Ire • d lit • IV-slern Circolt. 1 the
ehrence of Hr. F. %VIP ••• berritt r of the same
h.. II '."o all •s• Ir. Travers, s dieitor, to
c ...tact the pt..E Clii Es.

Mr. T-Iver.. I t op tar Vie eta+. thank. I hie
H oto•te f•r c dirt ••• • compliment tog Mr.
liohm• n • in eh t •to.:ta,t; t•torited ly ended.
ing Nlr.T .ter. tb it Vane el.. • uable). Mr. taiitil
thm p••ni t•t ace •a (line as p eaible,
an I be woo: i y the b.ra fact• before tad
jrry. Th.' prl..ner ha I 1.••• n •un. time in tie
anti loy ••f %Ir. N 11,1- hi lig i t chi le I th•t of
Colliethe.: mi.: Mit • fi • WI. 111 I .11 113 d
and be 4.31.41- 1 a'..o it In' fo• • xpef.t..
ad re b. ii,, i •.. . i• .1 *Ai •I. f the
lett Ii .4IMA II i r e was n.t
what it •..t t • :.t. . • we• Vaal 'duple
I ,ct t•L‘t I L*1"1 •• r w • It se i•lie I with teat t••rota
th• r• a,, ft‘4l IWay La sail bore c alien II
therf

Hi. If n ilcr I qr. Te,var4 if h r.fly tbutheit
orhrt, h 1.140. !wigs.* thJ US hiidAstas b• 1
askitlblif t.d with bisswell or tito jam

M . Tray .re a 1.1 he heel tri doubt the eloquent
genii. mut ( tr. Met•beire) who was against hi enwuld
oak the tenet 01 that argrauteot, .00:1 ell he c .ul.l
•8. loaf° tt taks the eting mit .1 it.
Mr.Atslitr••••• : A a now, pa hap', 7 U rill wit
hl (beta ; prat .at psi h tee leal.a;
A ..‘ the d-fin. . . . .

He Ito' 'sr : Yee., now week .11 h...• the fact'.
Hs. NI dittoes' : I tops so; but I ma not quite
save.
11-Ho. nrtoMn. T : Pte. then cc shuttle
ai COO.
\lr. Tmver. wet on I. my th... pa. mer ',throe I
SINWOW-o WI pad. Imt be t in ;
e it y .ft r lad Ifr It, ein lc •oftb • ;11,11•'•
..utvr he lint in • .t..c sineht tv a Its -y ba4 11 .1d
a . Na-, be e-k- .1 11, j :a lo .k u.. 00 tem
• from .. p dot • e• --
Mr. Matthews : 111. H mou 'ant j ant now that
tim, wee valuebia, aud I • .r e.
Mr. Crewels than bib di C.O el he cm an 1 0.11.4 •
the prose-Igor,
Mk J. J. Nvrtott. Limb', merchant this sown,
who stated tee wirer tot • hi. nap& .yin•s.
as jeerer traveller clerk shout • 9ear an,i 11
us
.uthe eg... Hie dot ei t take orders sod carb.
Auld with recard t • 1.,••• ca-b he bed to psy it over
1,11. caMier on hie tire. vmd 1. the ,120*, or if on
a j ,orn•y to remit .dt..ques as I awls's...we by post
ay. ry 1410. Hi. oat .ry ef.t. pui I wattle, by
—if he wao net at Anus it wee mut to bhi hou.e.
With regard to hi. tr.velling a he bad 1.
a.la the stealthy I'm whs.. he r q ...el. He had no
right whatever 1. wry soot., he received
toward. hi. expeu. lie I Cot hie stemma in
4,•pa.41 ...esk (pr.. heed) ;a. credit in it WOO gus.:
fr sit •• f ••1 the in is. r•oei•e I. Toe receii-t erhdece I,
iire ;Ili u C ser,es ails Las ..114 si E.l as I
•if .1 irch. or II •in .11e 13(1.,11•0••• ha d-
w if-I i.t f.r 12 14. 81., teesived
si . 14% ea a A •r.l 24 I. Prier so theta...nor'@
.vevl g I.i. ...PI .y..... .0 the 5h or 6th of April,
Ile het rrc-ired o. arise • *le Nubia: that how Otito.l
b,en received, oeit he did of ' •-ry many"
.ti Os Ai.. Ith 14 b ws. polio his later
lem • p.per .rh oh «knitted the rvoeipt ,d these
cowl.
Mr. Math ere reserved Me crom-examinatMa of the
Mr. H. J. K for embi vto the prowcutor, proved
tbst ... n itir-n 1.7 the Klause, of his
.ono re' •Iv-,1 the.. in itie. until et as bad left
NA' OA'S W 'a,„ He, a. owshir, b.fore
•I.e ddr j oaroilys, hat t rive him as
lac .nsy as be thought would carry him through,
t Doer SO h .rieed him to apply any of the
v e • r 01 we tewarde his moms°. lostead
in •-•e•nr •deed : It WWI
al *.ULY t,, 4.41. 1,.• c wOlNoolt. but tua.ml.aio-o was
41! 0 the to.', i.e.., elt.rn there ora.• t No, dr oak.
.ut le 1.1 it. Ti. ....trio.. he binteelf nide were either
•ns re, h.. rep 4,4 •sr rrdtten slip, moody tbe latter.
d en. en. VW io ...t 11-111. i b • away three or fur

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.140114 1.112 I iti• •I y hi ca.& would lei to
h• .4 it ..•er ins hi. r. tsr,. Fite rx Amos@ would of
c into." p.. 1 opon i.e 1.11110 ho Amy— I away—la woos
a ta ..1 • • bey tvto.ti I AM .1101 t /1011,4.13 otber4 only
I UV. 10 he 001 .0 01 pr. .001 C011:40111300‘
lb. 111,0100.11• la 11 ..1.1131 th .t bo we. 1.. 10101,111
hunA ith lus rip 0111.01 Sod 031 g on a jo.u..ey wars
airt U.. WI toll by .tr. Norton that he
wag L. NIA., hist a.. furthur whines,. 'Lb, was
'other io Autu.i or .4epoini,or, 1833. whin it was
heal ,e .d hi. exp.-new ec: .at era. ow...draws, attic!)
CU oequeutly. uoint ti.. production 14 ttis ho .14 was
f .und to b. the mow. Primmer worked out by mdary
manse. 111111 over-lraft before be loft Mr.
trnol..yinent. Tale wa. I. February. 1884.
that b• (Mr. Matthews) might take it that netweon
Angs.t. 1633 awl f"..,,rua.y. 1894, with the exception
.11 0.... or tw eini/1101 DA, Lee 1161 .1140 receive li. 6biiis
In sultry or for rrosue•-.—R.-aramioed : Io the
6.01 t pr•ithios.l titer. WY. 101 heal t show
thsa the 13th of March the prioonar was paid his
erpswo..., ..• wa lou. up t • the Use be left.
Mr. lined*. builder. of Winton, proved
laying paid the 1113.1.0112 ..be auto of £1 15s. on the
14 U.. 1 l .rch. _

Atre. %arab Steuel, B .ureearmth, slen proved the
p.% up et t•• hut uu tbe 2u I Ault ut £2 144, 81. OR
.1 I.er laushmel, • b•gil.ler.

This 'a. the ca.. the p.o *cation.
Mr. Ma....haw. h. re asked hi. Honour, ander the
Ci 631=4 •I•C•••. srhatnier tiers 11/.11 Sur CllBll presants.l
up.... ethic'. th • taisoner coil be pat uvon his trial.
His Ida •... : Ti... ila :al y you have to c nitehd
aid., .4r. NIA t gest.% is thst Mr. N atm. swears U. d
• wily V/ apply shy c.su
r ceiv ..I to el, vases. Y lout dispute the f..ct
thu 1w r. rad mi I ra.dd 1. 111C111111t for the. 50u....
11-. hi 4.1.. •w• cull he w •.11 I ..mee with hie Honour,
but Iran t t it it Wt• UtVoll tit sC,ouut fur-
s:l4,l th pr saner Itime-.f i, d any basis far this
p ...e....t" a had I. en faun .. dflis• ha °untended we.
ther • sa eat i, I 3.point—ea entangle I
th .1 f r cia Ell ll' he hi. ...nil' pdl the prisoner
11 • is .I't got his sccamits jut, confusion, snd
he ha I 1...... y b. ..11,011604 out 14 his moo µcleat. On
ti" of A: h di.ciaaga.l, awl at that Mae
ha knew he hat ••• Urea I tnea sums, but In order
Os'. hi. etaployer •h•di!.l hat ha misl-1, be at "act
I ar..i.he.i 1 6 a.re of th ha I admitted their
and, he ••••• ciriliy r!sponsible. Ina
IL 6null ho xtreu...ly •r 0.. f.r • Jar/ to convict
tha ..h Age I. ouch: dn. t

ors". it the ilus•ti•vi for the jery
w ui I b., It iw awl why was this 4 it.tuttutof aooottets

--Nir-.-4;trtiewx: Tim ol Li wh•ther his bas
criurn ..iyw hiwl,l 'how •uova or admittwil that
CiVilv 1,..i•r.1. owihlo I i thwu.
Ht. ,our (t Mr. T, twi .): Y w must show
tat!t thi. ms a frl•litetill, •RI 12.1. A gime aflonie..

Mr. Tr iv, ra .t 144 411 V 14 thin—dun having
socoonte I for Au: not for th se until when,
u..P11 hi , he ko-w they wore b mud to be
fount .nit, the que.tion aria • fir the jury whether he
furnhoied thi. .innoment t soon din:every, or to
as4.ttb* provriror..

I think tha CS4S ought to ha Ware
Vie jury.
Mr. tlettheer4 than r .i.ed Vat object' ut whether
th • °gene •. h limn; two a coarti.tte 1 in the adj
. aaty . I .ort ha, I any j nri•diction.
lilt II ntour expr.....1 hi. wiltiogn el to restart) the
p rtir.
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Travers having briefly summed up hi. case,
Mr. Wither/4 ad ir.-,-..1 th, 1 ary fir the &dams in
hi. usual energetic inatiner. H, oak' in this came he
wee ab out t $ take a somewhat timumal course, and
to for which ho h pt.i the pd. or would in no way
blame him. lie .ruete I and belayed, on tite other
haul, that he wood r other dad than otherwi.e. A
kind pot which be hal raked in reference ti the
jerbdicti .to of th Cout, although the Woe dder had
ruied I, hia layout, he troll I lit tnd He WM 110 t
Willi- g that u cm a mere technicality the pris 'Der
shoal go from tot •lick in which they now saw him
etan thz.,. Ht (Mr. Mt thews) hal been and was
111 on and ma that th •y, the it-ti-men of the jury,
eltoul. I acqu it the p i•oner ..r .t her wise. lo y by the coo.
dructino which the fact. all .1, for let the man go.
Loiterer free, Opus t y raised by his counsel,
tit- re would alwayo be fou el those who would taunt
lom that It woe ....ly bi la 4 means he hat escaped
Iron a lwrsrellti ii in-Mut:if at the band. of Mr.
' Norton. The priso-o-'. char •cter woo VI him.. clear
a. Viet ..1 ally LIM'. • cold be; and it would probably
be diflicult for him heraefter to r. turn to that employ-
ment 10 whim' be hal been hithert engaged if it were
in.-adds at all times to throw into his facie the fact
that he ha I been acquitted upon a tochnicality, and
tli 4: ;te 11.1 'tem tumid t • g.ve aoy %mow., to the
cha-ge. lie (Mr. Alvt!hewn) Wan Dot willing that
tb,t man'. eltaxanter sh mid be bordened with so fear-
ful an munition, and therefore ho come bef Ire them
and &Awl toem to Nay in the o-ly 004 way poslible
by which the prieonew oonl.ll leave the court cleared of
all imputatione—an I to *Mtn in all humility, he
waled c oitend, di jistiu oil fairies. they were
I.in I ti secede—that they returned • verdict of not
Tbi. in on ha I b $e a in In. employ ..f the
p▪ r
• -cider two yea a, a-il it ow het or. them the prose-
cut o• I uneh..l sgainet him, what ? —two charge..
Thu moo at ea, what by which they mod vIU:e the
all. gatione th d were pail., WO d were the fact. ? Thie
in•u wit *1 hi. op with all hit lehg-h
of service, with el It, on.mey that ha
passed Matruh hi. • an no h.-1 selected two
occations upon whic'i ho'e i'y ,n 1 fdoni .noly ti
nmh Bele sums of monoo oi ..111110, to how much ?
tio. 41.! Wei at N.{ I ••/ t .Irawn !
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Ii 11 the .t i .:ec 1, an I t $ y
mud remember the, w r dealing with the
Klein We meuraoy, lint -b loan of 11... E:llif I, 1104
Mr. Elord im,ierfcctly ....r or.ved:r aid enter a
wring item; what would Mr. Norton do ?—Why,
mammas hie travel's... In • cope cue., monqy had
been wildly emb•xxled that wa • goite right, but in
tile case did they not want a Mt! something more ?
liere the evidence) epos which they were tasked to
o onviet the prisomor was that which bad he m supplied
by himself. lie ha I over learn his expenses account.
kV, arid then his *also, we. red•oe• .1 until it was
paid. Tne prosecutor had put him in Viet fix that
this large eum—fOr I.Woe nk IA kill -la t • hi priwoner,
wh m hel only as.. ill eal try —would .v •tm bo pail to
re luce the ate mete between the tw their proper
level; sni, deprived of all mean., be Ira. perform of
▪ o unity counprll.l to apply Ii it. re Nati m any
a ii mit. that he might c •fleet. The prosecutor, he
would not say harshly or even hard_ly, bulbs might ..y
etringently h ad told the petitioner " Not ..ne pee,. nio.o
d m you get from me till VII la paid. I don't
core bow. It mipot be paid," And it wu
paid. Wan tl ere anything wrong in that, any-
thin.; they could call criminal ? H ventured to think
wod I be idle to BA them to come to inch a concha-
▪ m. They parte] in anger—the prisoner might have
th ought you h •ve wronee I ice, but a. an honest man
I d nen it right my enoployer should go in
ignoranc• of the feet that I owe you certain sumo
in balance of our aesoucts. If he ha 1 Int soded t
mfran 1, why of cops he would have been the lad
man to have feral h• I hi.. p I-titulars ; but yet
without threet• winiout presenr., the prisoner, dis-
c wee! an he ha I ben., did p- .ved hinmilf an h meet
servant. ( Lpp'an.-• iu (.ourt.)
.fouour maid if Ileum mind...talons of l•elirdi
were r.peated. lie w m'•l have the Comet 3410,1111.
Mr. Mut oms threelf. -i'Prssati "C.' • xprce.ions of feeling, b..c el. • (tuning to the
an hypo') they In WO good; bill ,tp t-• 0 WM. time I
moot help saying diet if I ha-I lo ...I in dr. N orton'e
m,niti on, before going b. lure the magistrate. on the
of April, It wool; have o c
Moe in a Very small sum, there hat been a god deal
d cnnfinaion In the arc ,00to, • el it it had not bee..
, for him I might never have kn own of it at all, and I
will o metroe the act of sea ling in. phi's document a.
favourably aa I ca o ; the mon came tu me with •
wed character.
Mr. Norton : I deny it,
What, sir, 'aid Nir. Matthew.. bliuMg wi h indig•
uati •n, an I timmp:ng the 1.110 ttke iu front of him,
ynma des4 it? I wi:l put a witnees in the box win
, willprove Viet it d .oly did he aims to you with •
▪ character but at a perso 00l sacrifice to himmlf.
in-ar in Court; Mr. Nor; u, who took to•ti-rs
r-r 1 c •oliy, -imply shaking 11. 1.,ad.) Who, genii..
la. 10, hal b-en so white in ibis mat"' Mr'
1 Ni,Mr. Norton, wh o was trying to d , hie
ie-t motto waist the man ab . l.a, been hit fait'olui
rea...t, a./1I I. 000 it In. i.e it to destroy him
In : w amine to the Tier f activity an-1
oi $-: at oil p ...anal feeling, w ill remit I rci —1
W.'uotl.rinemtat Cie Urn., lit 1 .m 1,14 go -that
I" l'emiicutof °I? *dad to the coo.titu inn. a Lb.
.1% (It yin Ps sus from the opal* Of this

ic.. see
rz rttithe.t.h.t. qol t
I ThretiUllectilloors.
were iucl oa the p.rt ~f the seisms.%)
T. etill interru.li 'es 1.. ha• mof • arc
ilk dive of the we, of spirit whi4 sum eve Mr.
Non n. Mr. Hewn may deny it Ito ie hleck ii
cr. but the lotto ti.i..g for yort t . erpa• ii
thm I -hell 1.4.4 Inwar I • wstue,s who will ...weir
V,a.. while he was witb him to I the
in .v-ry r epec:. mid th t ha left hie eland y at
• ry •unply became, bit w.albl to ear.
nook I it, the timb, t.• le a...ester. eo,ttinned the
.uoir• th • m•iter mast be 141 in their
h..n le ; they myt demi- it. Me. were not cD.
ce•ne lin tot matter 00l oh •ac oat.. No do dr a
b.I once bee tete e .111111eli 11, wa IwiPar der Ii et
pialeeetWor, aud if it bat h tried 1. • ci•.l
nrt. a. doubt M.. N rtou would have
.u.o.(slly lit.uest hi. &ciao Bat her-. M..
No: t4l .ail—" tie, hi. is 4 cc Min& that hae
lee. onto ;it.• • c.i eyral,lit the pubic aud
eyelid 00 low." Ni. he %to. aletthew ) o iiitended
that in • .rder to sulw elitist • thet &weal°, alr. N. non
most prone tine— out with thst simerelious smile with
orb.oh I 401, said Mr. bla'stbe vs, liii countsuance
• ~,°„,,,ut amulet out by Mt 'eruption of ths
ado•wete who is defenclioog the prisoner, not bi coy
Imbibition of plywood or party feeling—but th
havirg received the looney, the prison, fails I to
ace cost for it, mid dIJ 64 with the hit-stint to &frau I.
Whet 411th. evi.lenue which had been solemnify sworn
to shoal—that the prisouvr said "1 bane recrivel
the way, It is la my p remeloo, a d I will
rasp •woibla f t It." rbe only Air ited twist, bud
the as.* irid he n eintorarly fere from di tutted
plot. ts:. to that, wee. to the 111411'11 character. Ile
• boll. witness 14 tel. that what W.W.I' .4 at .11
la • bad been, and ludo that be would aak them t
oder wha• at no or •I in.. he a w wee I. t ci. au
r„,fletaber 4 was wit for t p-leaner 1. prove his
ion weep., lit fur NI-.Nor on to eetmoilab hi.
Where a if oil t irs,4 d, the psis on. r ha I a right to
ask th•t at he decoded in his factor (Mr. N..rt
ireld,d), and in cosiid. in; it •uch &mot he I Isom
estebl sued, it w bi their do y I' look to the
y i o wee au•sced MU and see what maser •.f as on
ha we, aud whithec be ra• likely, a. *moot 4 hers,
t cuter upon • carer of crime. Ti allow him to
• cap, upon a technic .1 01.janioo well be cif o ou•e to
bin. M. sways woill bs a miter f small imp "t'
• I 111/4115111 Itemater be we. obl e.ll. 1 °oh °.
It that were talt•u 100 biui they would depros him
of the owe.. whereby be 11,111. tret them reuirob r
tbs., cad he was sure they would then ear that tuts
wee but the op wt. an I the shadow of • c large wh eh
nal found it. hittli in lb. 1114e1100.1 imminetiou iof the
prosecutor. (.4610 leers weal an attmupt at applatwo
ii it out, bat the tesbee at moos etnippe.l It.)
Mn. Usurp/ lisbeuod, brewer, of Wimborole, wow
then called by Mr. 3d.d.tbewe. li. said the pri.ou r
we in hie mynas in the year 1882, ata during that
time be bahaysol biassed( In eve, y .atisfactory to soon o,
oil he Wee
wink, s.d t:e: :pet,
pail 2.5..) —lle (cause) AT re.l him 40.. if ue woad
etay Ws with him. but h••ad he wi..i.d to et town
It, the taubsr tont, H., hid • poo I chars t r vi.h
h in, awl was prepare I t give him one wtien be lett
bobs wes 04 a•s.d to °1 o
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11le Hos tut, ti snalleing op. said whit NI-.
Matthews hAd (silly An I f oc.bly pot del .re the
j try wa. Uri que•tioo— • hd they belt-ve, wm it aso.-
mired.. that • wan Who ha t bea,. robbmg hi. m ast
w. withio ,s week of ie iviog his •-rvice furnish him
with the msteri .1. by which his guilt, if it existed,
could be proved? It did ait appear ti him th .1
the pea -ou r had Clef base teromted to hive
any sec 'tint ..1 them gam., a it, ther•fure,
the lA:lament he sect t . the pros-Cut .r must
not be trerard.ol am Any adtaissiou of hi. gudt. Theo
the p 1.1.00 atom what did he intend to to, not on
tiv 14th of April wheat be made this rehire, but at the
tilos when he tams them ace.? Did ItA intend
deliberately not t ban I them over' If he did, why
then he was gull yof the crime. Mr. Mtlthews hat
told them wry pr 'perry it was for the prosecution
to prows the mil, of the primmer. molts- him tot' ore
hi. innocAdoe, And thst guilt mast be brought home
to 'heir WiWn 00110 naively, sad without any resson.
„hie doted. If th,te were any resemablA lout, the
pastime was eotiti-d to tisussud the b•s•fi 0. it at
their hands Ile hp d sod trusted, and he said it
with great tr it wet a great distrace that
there •h .ul.l ho a-y xi ATM.' of fettling ardh re,par I
to • case b dug tried bdlore • j tr). WM they would
nit b tempted to allow them ViVl). ht he i .fluenoad
by any txpre-siou of felliog lor i agalu.t the prisioa-f,
of lir Of against the promoat of, who was only .tong
what he Was entitled t du—if t rtught the pt htot.er
bad robbe I him to come t ere awl ask the aid of the
law &triples. hi st,otig.. It woe More .rA wrivetly
wrong there should be any exhibition - I old
he AMA tutu n- Ito be infl mooed ty alything .1 the
hint, tut IA thee.'. f dr:), svtd hen o'thy a.
b•tween the pri.o.or the
.Crown. . .

'rhe kiry 3,440 f about hslf ri, hour, And o th«ir
return into c ,urt gave in their verdict that the
prisoner was wit guilty. Tba decision evoked further
applause in Court.
The second count, that of the falsibostiou of anemias,
war then gone int
. . .

Mr. r t is. mile to pan nor was not
oh treed with the w•toal a maw .i as of the . limo., bat
that basing r.•c.i• •,1 them Lama., lie osu.o,i an
inf./Mat patty tu fail, Um books of Mr. Norton-.
Ainong.t Mr. Sort a'.contoriar• was • Mir. •theppwd.
who was indebtal 1,. him to tha amonist of Eli 14.. 101.
0 the 22n1 of February the am .uat was rs oe red in
full by Me priwnier. Oa the •&1114 SI sy os his rotor
from his journey ho gave to Mr. Elf ri as arc 'oat
idiot/lug that ti I.mly bad beau rein.'. • si Mr.
In accordance with hi. .I.v.ies. ents.r....l tout
•noi in the boob. Now a gist dealtvi haws snuje
by.Mr.yickenson hot?... the
. . .

Ilia Ifonour :Ob. pleat* don't let na hare what took
p'aew hafore W. nut :ndratea. We bare ...thing lo
with that, 'Mere haa been an exprettei 'a of pular
feeling antra than .inot here to-day. All that I cud
the j try have 10 e nern nurseleea with is whit hi
br ntght bet pre U. WOW.. .

--117:-.6-a;e•ra--:16-uhut-it that iii know °detail; points
are tdl,. taken. It to wy duty to lay uieuL te aaticipata
thaw.

-IF: II Dour. Oultaluly 001—y,ui up Afll4rr thew.
If Mr. M Ns Ii appeurad bf.ro the magi.tret
a i,l you heti beett aguait him, I co ill nal instated
it._ _

M. Nort ,11 was thsa calla! aud proved the debt.
I reply t , Mr. 11 tthots, be sai•l that le the
doossup,ut It by tuo ',Arrow sfuer hi. ,li.oharge
tiler., was this atem—" iliepherd, balance of lest
quarter, psil about VS 10s."
Mr. Metthows said .0 -Iy after that an,l the ,I, ci•ion
j Loy had srrived is the first case they c ,old not by
eske.l to convict ia this.

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he was c .rtaiely VIA &Wars 1 L
fact until M • Matthew. meuttoord it that the d ems
mint ins le um of in the [sat c aite cootaitiol an
atisaisaica of the receipt I thia hal woe. Ile did sot,
h.,wever, wish to s:oy M. Ttarefo,
Mr. Travers ad I it we. Om true the defendant
gl,rd this • Imittaion In April, but what they eaW was
that he bed causrd the fake ...try to he made meal)
earlier. _

_ ..... .
His Honour Ob. go on, by all mom., but the
point seems to we to be identical with that rows I in
the former owe.
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Mr. Matthew.: Why, if be heri chosen, the prosecu-
tor could have put • thir I count in the incl.-1(00ot,
and charged the prisoner with mire:silos' this Eix ,ndy.
It w. idle for Mr. Trarere—no he wont I ap nogise,
au.l th Ir 41,1 the tir

Honour to Ur. Travers 1 You have a perfect
right to go 00.
Mr. Matthews Mr. T admittol hlmaelf just
now that tune wav valusble.
Mr. Travers : I did, but did you ever give up a
came Wheys you thought you hsl • oltanci.
Mr. &Whew': Where I th •ught I hal a chance.
never ! But whore I hue* it wae hopelesa thou
have.

Mr. Elford w celled, sad prove I that to noose-
Tame id the memorandum the prieoner gate bits he
mule the mare. of £6in the prosecutor's ledger.—Croses
examined ; He could not poeitirely say be saw the
pis .ner maks that mein condom,
Mr Shepaerd, cirpeuter. of Spriozb vac's, 1e00.4.1
to bavio; paid ths primmer the nuns ot se 14.. ICI.
I(, shortly afterward. reeeived en a ',roma crediting
him with LS. He op ,Iret.i the prieniar it, wb I
Xi: I i Whit 1.2 a Cler,,, 4-( he
wont I ore to it arid eine, • iredi num IL Oil hot,
however, received It.
His H moor tbso wet throng), the(tot,. sod con-
clu led Or 'ugly in !for Jur it the tirieoner.
The Jury again retired, sod were shiest about 20
minutes. On their return into Gout. to th• surprise
01 e..riono, 11:101U ling, it was erid,ut, the lleeordrt,
thny returned • rerdiok of godly.
Hie Hot on. •di be we. prnpare.l to reserve
the puha's rise I hy SI . Matthew-. If. 1.11031.1
olt lomml Illitoloo, then, hut the pHs one
Voa ill been to come up at the D• (o,

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-qi:-M—atthee s You will wholt hio., •r. to hail.
Hie H or:o I shall • Imit him to hail. eertaitaly.
Mr. Travers applied th..t the b .11 sholld be iecroustal.
Mr. Matthews protested the prieouer ba 1 alw aye
surron.lered hitherto.
Mr. T.avrre proaecutw was tdd by the
ori•ou.ei m Sher that she iuteoded to send him to
N.w Zeal=
Priecioer : I say it le tales. She did not. Stick
to 'he truth.
Mr. Atatthewa We hove already ha 1 au oppor•
(unity of ',dulls the praloe. atatemest
Ultima...ly the jai' onor wad a Inutt,d to bail. him.
se,t in 1:10). h • bather cod Mr. lii and' ri, i the
Away Arno, in £5O taah,