The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-18 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 18(35.
as an answer to the plea, the case was IdanTdedttbaomngenht,
him £3O 16s. Bd., and that he had appliedeleb--
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largely, exempt the nnharmy horse. Suburban public- worked for him four years , and did very satisfactorily; with the resolution on the book. he had not taken eating and
houses crammed fall from one to three o'clock, and if he were liberated, he would take
.him,, back any paint Of it. In answer to Mr. Drew, he stated predictions of rathYearo . aamtheyrdi.arne:wr.thtohuat
. --`athips
.since, ~e
salBv63ersi, and
ut!: cioannd-
, .','editors of the happy ii can procures dinner. These riondete directly. The boy having been cautioned, said, that the Weymouth and Portland Railway Company
outward
hpriest and sacrifice,
best
of
keep up the.
there was a mistake of £l, so gthaPt the debt were the applicants. form, and to he o their power corn. , the suburban " tea-gardens," (called BO Very sorry I did it ; I wont do
.it any more," Helwaasm
';widend, erlP.uspe you cannot get tea there) do a roaring trade; committed for trial at the ensuing sessions. Mr. MAUNDERS said it might not be known to memorate the p.,08 , ver. lf, then the Jew, blinded
•drittle and trap-bat, lawn billiards and archery, (abode many gentlemen who were absent from the last as he no doubt is by prejudice,. and having still the
Hood, what archery) rule the day, and there WEFaiOUTH. port was read, veil of unbelief before his spiritual vision, with
- -1 revelry by night" consequent on the Council meeting, that Mr. Bluff's re
and discussed; he therefore thought it would be zealous care retains the type, and commemorates, demanding payment. In patio u the
-- of ale, grog and • arf-an-sef."
Melcombe Regis, for the solemnisation of marriages
advisable that it should be again read, surely those who are blessed with the full revelation
--td. but positively odi Tim register of St. Nicholas-street chapel;
ea therein has been cancelled. The TOWN CLERIC read the report, but it appeared of God'a will, and who call themselves Christians, ' aaoh places £3l 16s. Bd. He believed that ebt
Mick. CAMBRIDGE LOCAL BEABLIMATION.—At Burlinattrd to be almost the unanimous feeling of the Council ought not to set aside sea thing of little consequence
—After going through the was the only mistake,
House, on the 4th instant, the Hilltop of Ely meson that the land should not be parted with for £1,400, that day which above all others is the most sicrede accounts, his Honor 'd that on the let June, 1857, there appear ed to beeed,-,
."" Gersten, eon of our esteemed townsman, four
except the rights of the public were reserved. .in the history of the Church. But whilst the Church balance of IA Os. 4r1., and that the -
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-' hooks for French and German, this
Mr. HOWARD proposed, and Mr. DREW seconded, has to mourn over the defection of many of her value of the
- 'wen first in these languages . goods had since that time amounted to £26 163. Bd.
- Britain, Ireland, and •resolution to the effect that Mr. Bruff be requested sons, and the general apathy and indifference of the
e . Plaintiff said that the balance of
to direct his attention to the amount of oompensa- great body of the people in this matter, it is &source £5 Os.
the half-year's account, not on the whole y ee
-'the tion due to the Council for severance only of the of great encouragement to know that some Honor said there appeared to be no disputeal -
-nad at the Backwater, and report thereon, of our d isseuting brethren are becoming hill,as to
but as to the credit given, and hay" tb,
•larsw suggested that a special meeting of the convinced of the value of setting apart such a holy having summed
up the amounts of credit given, remarked that -
called to consider cases of corn- season for prayer and meditation, and that in numbers such calculation it appeared that more than frees
of their chapels and meeting-houses public worship been paid than was due, to which plaintiff's had discussion on the is held, when especial reference is made to the great
4,1.
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that, as the balance of £5 Oa
and awful event which more than 1800 years ago only On the
half.year's account, and not on the whole, took place in this our world. It is greatly to be the nun
he sued for was correct.—Mr. Dickenson ' '4,...t the very earnest addresses which some of his client, 'cl h did on behalf
'save issued on the subject, /AI 0 I not hardly think
InaY there was any occesion for hi --
interest in this matter, m to call the
defendant. Their answer to this plaint was simply
this, that according to plaintiff's own showing li,
. _ account was settled up to June, 1857, and a balance .
- -....nck, which left his client £5 Os. 4d. in plaintiff's
-- that time goods to a certain &meant had
--arlit for sums to pay for such
.he defendant owing
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