The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-11 00:00:00

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EPII'IiANY SESSIONS.
p111ift5.:0,41•21,...d st am o•asty Hall, on Aores. me following magistrates were
. 2bie 36•- ILP..
lad ortlittrici.
/1.,110 &Ng of 0, Goedds% ilist-
illir
Dm. O. J. Glyn.
Veen. J. alnegr. 14.
tikltaB4 ..irafe J B. P. Guidry fleq.
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&EL 3141..._ Ran. J. Rinds.
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It Nemo, .
• r:I,Z O. B. Neural:lLp .
o,4eti. J. M. P. Montage, Fag. ,
Il& P. Clara Neg. L. O. NM, EN-
W.
ep K. C. J. Parkeq.
CS. Silli. 8 Peewee, .
am 2: VA •48414 O.J. 0. F4S old, Bag.
&w. N. T. 80"I'• R.. 0. F. Steward, EM.
Bey. ,y. i C. Sykes, Faq.
R. Bounders, Seq.
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_ ~ aloeto,Aeliesk, Bp.
til. i Cra: SKI'
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• *ld, Eq.
EM.
ftiait CI!. IL irtnimat. gsa,
. kill, etheggpshausi4gi.,_ &W. William. tap
O. Warm Esq.
*t.d
811 e ltregtell NM dial; eald I The metaben
::altigtae
iegkommtabier*. is a, with 4•11::
have eynipatled, and t
Pgrumasil 11:01:Bly with the rope oluer-
-171111r: aldadoffe. ouillralie bil ottarkteemy
' Payr oordeed. They mtwipatkise also,
- eidt*::s7.;4l:2tlt the enembee• et his landly, who
- ktig" ~_ lam. lam happy to be able te
Brom a wonnseniestien from Breansten
, pi. lc it Popainro:Anth:se pli.4•=gmlavver-
- ....._.,111114 dime who are steend bles can
Pily
t• ' we'al Weak yeabseday, ks benne more
•• _._ than haw been ibis to de ea any
urre altili.m...._ Ltthey eze w redly dile to speak
. 'Ng& ~..."__. 64114.1111618r22—".-lbeteed aPPlall:.gael report. There Si. 138
Tv. ftigirmirl in 11111siO4y and 12 females. One node
..._.disi Nemenher II if gaols% fever. Another
VwAlwree hoeshed from aileggoiudo %inn 4b. the borough of Poole few
..'tlifttar6 Prier= ieranteml% lite imiag
,A.1,2._.•16. 4, Vl's. was ressivei bite the prison
hat The werdiet of the
If 7
Par, WM ‘ll=llllltrama typhoid feet,* with •
".3/11rWmiMiv of the • Defies WI Pada ter meat Mt
Whlla the primmer wee in thehr eimbelllM
ealifilacr of this prison reports OM Dowse Sires,
...
lek q attributed hie illness to having
--Igel fie rear& in his met clothes for two or
.1 deye, wit& in the Paola leekcip. This statement
• .._ frO twe Mbar priemers,
rwatte mid that the Nemo ef Peola who
Maimitthended makied • ehoesegh imeeligatioa
1111110. Wrenn lad -oeueadoe he already had, he
reason lie think II men than probable
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made by the primes-a were Sot by any
eellrmed,
analsmeausirel.
' ' me of the utmost
*dam& Ilitatameabr elliallia=bad the vary wont
as the popular atimile No doubt If the Mayor of
lThl3lll/Pil did Itmetiteen • easseking investigetba, the lice
, anhoneast ensee--ercelff 'omit tiled it I
The =0:of LotrIPTJ— "Parted. fever,me
dabmwo of
•
IThallotal ad the bills for Wages sod headings for the
eleireer audio, Ohrlatims vedi Bea
The hums report showed expeoceeamounting to
SIM Oa Ild., and reeelpts £5373 13s. ed. TO meet
_dtleapenese el the coming quarter, over rited above the
Illbeteek a bellpeawy rate wee ordered.
rilip Lemaseseee= stsfilp. that at 8311
ties. 10d.. bad been
~ Wareham, Wholemeal, and Porthadl, of
wild E 256 •16a. ld. wee spent on Portland. The
- aessiplet_sumeented le £1440 lea 5d., including he
balance at /111364 fie. all Lanham. The expenditure
had heat £2,889 155., leaving • balsam of COM 161.
Iliki the expenditure for the enacting quarter was
eadireetted at 1i3,223 3e,11d. A rats el ed. in the C was
reammended. Dr. Skinner, of Lyme Regis, was
reeoseasended sa the medical °Soar for the pollee of
Larne its displaces of Dr. Warder, deesesed.—adepted.
Mr. Royer read the quarterly report of the Lunatic
Agleam. The =WWI to be carried over to the E con-
sad antosenty path&
s serplu hued is ' con-
per
701., adds( • total of £2,458 ps. 3d. Attic-
was galled to the mind dimisimicia of the dimity '
Brad, hoes which noomeitacus patients receive small
items of enemy ea diederge, enabling dim to get little
ematharts an bat pies out, the absence of while\ would
bp mush felt. •114 lAid Shaftesbury spoke earneelly of i
Vie iniperesaiie of this fund being urea/ate&
The annual report was eltoiretbee eatiefeatory.
£10,200 had been peid off the mortgage debt, leaving
due £30,800. The outimanty and non-paaper surplus
feed now areountitut to • considerable enm it wee pro. t° jay £l,OOO in aid of the eounty rate. Mr.
Llder advocated this mune on the ground that the
present ratepayers bad bad to pay and were now
=liseastily for the erection of the asylum, and
ee ought to have the relief this £l,OOO would
give, rather then that it shoeld be devoted in redestion
Id the debt, which would only rebore future ratepayers.
The Finance Committee suggested the latter mem,
bmt after leering iii. Flow, all agreed to the CLOW
aging ix aid of the want" rate except Major Frampton
eied the proposal of the asylum visitors was adopted
liFsidst general approbation.
. The Chief Constable's report showed that 373 persons
bed been appreheaded during the past quarter, being
ma increase of 153, mainly under the head of Offences
spinet the Vagrant Act. There was a decrease in the
aesober of applications to the vagrant wards, which be
Ztict;id to the strict enforcement of the law against
. and be was hopeful that the lleadiaity
gesisty would toad to tree the county fr,•m professional
Amapa.
Tbe EMIL Or BRATTZSBUIT said : Before the Court
is broken up. 1 would take the liberty of proposing to
the gentlemen present, that we should come to some
expression of sympathy with our noble chairman (Lord
Portman). not only on aceoesot of his absence, but for
She afflicting cense of it. You know better than Ido
the diligenes and ability he has always manifested in
VW position he occupies, and his great zeal for the
o
honour and interest the eoenty--(hesr, hear). lam
sure I am not going too far Mies I propose, that we
request our worthy chairman (J. Floyer, Fag., 11. P.),
who has so well discharged the duties of to-day, to
°Gorey to Lord Portman the expression of our overt
ter his illness, ardour sincere and ardent wishes for his
recovery and for his re-appecrame in ash wort, over
wkiata he has so long sod so ably presided—(applanse).

TIRST COtYßT.—WzaissoAr.

(Been J. FLOM, -itiiti.
11-, .111.11 ,-- Deriiv-ebairmea,
with whom were the Rey. c.w"hoglism, T. B. Henbane. elq.'
J. Gunthy, FAQ.. B. P. Oundri, Em., and B. Littielaire, Fag.)
The
_W,rinir tatriemen were worn on the Jury :
', *WW2. ard , Waterson, f, 1; N't 411111.
Macomb' Rests ; o-lah - literium ; John
011thw.

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_ _ —. -BiLiambilliGnm."oll)ll,_
Brother, --Ansiti.am • John Beamester ; Willem
Burmughs, Radipole; Charles Bullen,Bridoort; John A. Collins,
greport ; Daniel Collet, Radiate. • Deere =
Collie,
las= • JohnClapp, Allege., • file. Down, Gilli ;
him, Brldpart ; John LtUrden, Bisadford ; nary
Illdwed", Diorchaster ; Edwin Blues, &landlord ; William Henry
&Wye, Blandford ; James Henry Ridley, Radipole • John
Miler, Bettisoombe • Iroodusko Newbolt, Radlpele ; Clare'
rodireri mt. frketer ; George Squire, Baudford ; and
Joseph John R Radipola
Ur. Mena delivered the followhe charge :--Gentlemen of
the grand Jury, you are well aware I know, of the romans Mr
my lialirlsolefiree from the chair this& • indeed of the noble
1an211210 meally maids, at ; I ant well
ibstyou gantleman, all Mer, most fully paiiiaipate
trid2adeen regret felt by the Beach at the very serious and
alarming accident which has behllen our noble chairman, and
=llll6CoPaiticipat• in the easueet Metre and prams that
Mould be raised up ague, if it in. Geri will,
hoe WO led of Bulletin, and sickage, mad thee he new return
to teas important dates which be has now form many years
diamsrged so much to the advantage of this county.
The calendar which will he laid before you contains
rather • larger number of prisoners than we
woolly have charged at Quarter fienions at the
um. of the ymr. Last year the number of primness
raguelted for trial at Mese seems" woo 20. We have now
gl ea the calendar, and I believe that one or two have been
pet in Inc. the calendar wan printed. But the cam, with
...empties, to which I will elude presan, are not, I am
=to mY. a. rez7 'snow character. The state of crime
to some extant iv indicated by the number now
sor for trial, is borne out, or Indeed increassd, In Itess".l7el;
wham 'spec( by the statement which your will ind on the fret
.if the calendar. You will observe that the number of
committed during the pewter Just ended was 338,
the nunhor corwitiWed during the
...ear a
of 1868 she 0111:i 218, showing °,7l.lrding
increase
a od, I am informed also by thee magistrates who
devote Much time end attention to superintending the
draimi of the Pots that VA prison has been so full during a
~.ee lege portion a '..410 punt quarter, that they have nse
~..„, as time. to Vent' efficultien might arise in ending
on.. sooommods!'.on for the prisoners. That is a date of
1,-)d-slge which I sot nappy hi my is of rare occarrenee in this ,
county, hided. 1 don't know in my experience as a magistrate,
ma intending 'beer a good many years, such a state of thing.%
has ever occurred before. We also heard yesterday from the
of ire excelkiit Chief Constable, that the number of
wren Into custody- which )ou will notice
drareit matter from the number cominittevi to
paia
„Awe, because some id those apprehended Sr. dig.
taartrad woe fret examination, when there is not
believing they are guilty of any ogentss_the
'rumba. al pewee taken into custody during the past
bs. hem greater than the number in the corresponding
quarter
MIN
qui,.. duff, there being &Decrease of 151 But here ag tin we
on of for alarm on NIA account
have ardo. Cie MI
riCtiConstable Informs on that the increase id
beceu" taken Into custody inthrough, to a very great extent,
Temp' ardiaiossal number of vagrants taken up,m4l by mere
1..1:g larr,o7 wheiderable number of oamen conunitted to gad
1103... amine the Acts for regulating mercantile marine.
...ed te ,tlt• vagrant. I may inform you. and through
With.L.•;;;,- Div--and this information I hew to submit to you
on sea
hashes° an impression:l untold, that the vagrant.
had re vpn to &nal the gaol, on account of any entire
some people fancy the gaol discipline does
iziltr.l-_-;_ ;;;;i,,ar an the *agnate-I inn informed that up to
, ..
_leenc Anne there Mel been committed for offence
vagrant Act 31111, arid of that number only 28 were
estaatag the the mennnaittah in proportion
t., minsittals are not numerous; and Into that I infer that
thee
mod.,
.4 dusting with vagranle is soot a to deter them from
v. thu ;amok' awl Itlin_."'„ ?";t4i we simillar orrimmi.
I• .1 there Ir me feature in I eas nu. to whieh I must for
. it..... our +pedal altviithn, it it die nrd
::Irot:4"o,ennnr.„‘ knew, Width IltdiLdidr tin, wehtimlnini which
ohne and in which they are sem,' to ,_. _
_..
leo you will see them WV 10 Per..li nos, in.7,,-.1
~..,I„,umiug tbow ~. gksdy
gm, 10u"4 Mae on
1.1 .4 ous a ors w se ma' or ^ho-half, are
onto . a
count.. cEber then Dime _ t I think is • very
the calgodar, and it is one I have neer
Isidoh, .....,..g. rrena it I draw Mose inferences •. gm, th.
inilax-fos I can call it by no „ahaa.
oro—iarra into our county, the calendar ould have
w
boaa a ye., litchi a,a, _wren if we taka the ordinary addition
of tita in, three ollanear how other COUntari. the ~..frr
a ooki 4gt have had fastures or eh 'mutual fight And tidal.
:147„,milimaychwassr...a.ihr.......7;:dotissek.a.„therpmilbisnle.raiv,inechaekutii.f wicli.e.l:an.n.d.r7.,,:ilt... ,:::: ,
r
‘emter ; and,
~e $l,, kaowtst is shee in which such criiniee. i
rem cow hi ties oh 01 WeeritceraY. You are well
aware that . irks item have bees lakes for ,
the tdrn ,tion 14 sirest•ty II .olegv. f?f• the ."I,'Y 4 Nest,
•-• many of the i
-he and I

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and
yortftdo:
magivtnite•

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- ditte;73l I-it—MOW •
onste of the Ohara= Buard al Guardian,
lona sa ..ipoislios far this
rut. and Ara approcari phew' •
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when 4,4
; county, and
b 7 .61th U.

aushewlm,

steps harp been taken in many oilier porta of London sad 'Am-
eba% Yesterday I read to the meeting the minute* of one
ol them eseecisaions, and they were very nearly the No" "
its,. best aduPeld tor thls county. Two gentlemen. raiding
In muntent paha of hie amain May by your
LI you think fit, and approve the abfects al the
imaoretyinerther he Moons. It Is only by its being ihmtawllY
adalt.mthreughoet county, and generally acted upon, that
the sought tobe gabbed OM be achieved. II those objects
fiMs. attained I fhb* o's sea bo obto to ormilluildute our
usUrile upon • rildMirtiou to. very great Went of the great
mil al mendlosacy, and at the sum thin, we may hope tram the lndleMisses of the prevent calendar, a 'smarming of the mime
which Is brought helots you es gruel Juror' at Quarter
Beasiona The rman concluded by nolofted sltt the alt,.'2e
of the charge against John Waters sod lisla Inc aana
hen&
Tatum or Monza&
beduZTette, 22, labourer, was _indicted jor stedlng Mast
tail& J.• Dem of Woof,ton Plie.. attend*
Bridpert market. Mr. Poreber prostanitel. • While promote*
arm sem iron in stalitteonet Wok Jap a position as sake-
man sold mein to MD Musiks, who mote to big, and
went et with Ohs massy. On proaceutor meetieg-Idei in the
street he wave up all*, money he had taken esoept led. In
defence prisoner mid he was about the market to get what
jobs he could, and seeing • customer come to Mr. Dare's
stall In his absence he sold some meat for him, lie
wan found guilty. There wan • slmilu charge against
him for stea_2l.m...meat belonging to Mr B. Conway, but this
seas not with. Prisoner admitted • ous cowrie-
lion hat rorTh was sentenced to 6 months' labour arid
afterwards to pollee supervision for 12 months.

isimiav Oif POWLI AT CAL 001.1 MARSH.
THOUAI Habeerr. 56. labourer, wa charged with stealing Hz
fowls the poupsety of Thomas Jukes, of Caundle Marsh, on Nor.
16 Mr. ie prosecuted.
Prisoner wes found on the toornieg of the 17th at Ycoril
With the fowln lb his and apprehended on oar
Melon. Prosecutor Men theM by emotion the head sod
feet, Prisoner said to tbe police be found them, and now that
Thome Dunn took time aisd asked him toiletry them.
Re was found guilty
The Chairmen Mid him the court knew snore stout him than
ma to his advantage, and melanoma Men to ex month's hard
10111. inIMIII AT ITOONTAIII.
Roust Amur, 24. labourer. ana Aimee BALLAII. 25,
labourer, wen charged with steabng four fowls, the property
of Kr. H. Bermtt. of grourpaine. Mr. W. Rooks prosecuted
Ots lb* fowl' beteg mimed, it was tacertalned that pincers
c'ertal sante for ede to • dealer for almost anything," but he
i not have them, and afterwards they were seen co be
common with • lire *mating, and on the apot next deg there
were found remain, of fowl'.

71;;;;;Tre found eftly, end edmitted previous convictions-
711* Cbairmea meld Hallam had been nativists' Ih timeo
vloussy, and Allen far boumbreakins, and both were Bestowed
te wen v peos servitude wiser= fieleputice supervialun
afterwards.

NA I' 111111. AT
.11LAN1PTD.

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Geode' Pane wee charged with 'WOW atmati hay.
iLeto: beiongtoit te lit. W. Short, weu and bay , ord.
Mt. OeMas proanoutad, and Vt. florae defended.
Ptoeseneoe• stews was broltem opal, Ind the hay stolen. It
wee traced by dropelege Rota the dote to house, and
his ostler was Faard a quantity of bay siodlat te Hon Net
Wins thsiged primmer wild he had bought it, but tend who,.
be would not (or would not) tell._ He via found guilty. He
admitted a perrious tante:ion. Prison* peteeted he did not
algal the bag. He wee atutenced tO Ni atontbst bard labour,
and elven rare pones edpetwisfon.

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POWL &OMIT A? WTI assn.
PAVAN, SS, labourer, Owen Ram H, Kaman, and
.14.6roorits, 110, labourer, were charged with stealing two
fat& Um property of Kr. 11. Dennis, on the 17th Dec. They
pleadedguaty.
Ass Prrhatt, on ball, mother of oits of
tterrisoners, Was
charged with receiving the fowls Lwinsv to hart b•••
stolen. The pleaded not guilty. W, oo s prosecuted.
During the by time of .74 bar, prosecutor's fowl
hews was Woken into, and tero /ow% were stolen. At six In
the erasing, proustAltor west with P.& Pitaeld to prisoner's
housa_Thowe warn • 11=yemell of burning {lathers la the
L..
plait m Mann. as hermit In poking feathers Into
the Me, end fowls' feathers Whir to those of the birds lost,
were found about the fire pleas. Prisoner's son amounted for
the presence of-the bathers by laying thq had hien opening •
bed that day, but she mid " Not to-day, about • week ago." A
fowl WY found behind a table pertly concealed by • user, and
It um warm and nearly pleb Tide proem-04 Minified a•
one of bow he had to& The ether was band thrown lot the
me, with • stone round its neck! A man named Woodefool
law prisensr's sob and the other two men going toward. the
fowl bum P,& 'Meld asked them about the affair. Mra.
Pitman said obi had not men anything brought them, and the
Mk "he ware present, mid they had not been near Mr.
Dennis% few* house.

-Prient-eat7e;e-Wertimet the know nothienr about*, lonia being
stolen, and wag sot at boos Irbea Wei were braved to her
Mum

George Brett, one of the Men who hadjleadati guilty to
Meiling the fowls, was called by M isoresir, slated that Ann
Pitman was not at home !two they took In the fowls, but dm
same In when they wets nearly picked. On bearing her coin-
ing, Alfred PH'Man put away the fowl they were picking, and
sbn Ott not... it.
Alfred Pitman told the earns story.
The found her guilty of recelitog with II guilty
knowledge.
Alfred Pitmen admitted two previous convictions, and Brett
one. Both had been imprimmgd for other offences, and Hooper
had been consisted presiousig for thres minor 018116116. Alfred
Pitman was sentenced to seven pane penal servitude, anil seven
years' police surseMance ; Brett to If months' hard labour, and
'even yearn' pram surmillaace ; nod !louver to throe mobthe
hard labour. Ann Pitman we. nentenced to three months' hard
labour, the Chairman reputing that they seemed to be a gang
of depredators living by perjury on the community,

Till WIMIOCITH LUIZ Puna
301111 Waffling, Aim 8101tal, tailing, Revell!, TATI.OI,
and Minn.*, 31, agent for betting diem at nom,
end limier LLOYD, alias Writings end CAUSTSAID, 31, agent for
selling machinery, were charged with compiling •Ith others
unknown. by diver. false pretences And mhtle devices, to
obtain £l6, the property of *Sem William*, bankers, and
414 15e. from Messis. Mid and Co., bankers, at Weymouth.
They were aim chafged with obtaining by false pretences
cheque and pee hooks from the same bankens —Yr. W. nooks
and Yr. Caine promoted, and Mr. Henke. wet counsel for the
pritiottift,
The ethos of the prisonen for defrauding We bankers IVIVI
characterised by a good deal of artfulness. After ‘arious
bona-yids traseactions, they paid in • fictitious cheque, on •
London tank, and, before It. worthlee character Meld le
discovered, overdrew their actual account to the amount
charged against therm
Mr. nooks remarked that they hod heard the prisoners had
pleaded guilty to the charge of conspiracy. In ordinary cases,
tictimpi he thould have felt bound to hare gone on %I'M the
other inditteneats ; but, after carefully looking at the matter,
and consultation with his learned friend who appeared • Ith
hint In the men, be concluded that Justice would be com-
pletely satisfied by Ma offering no esidence on the other
cilium's as to which prkioncni had pleaded not guilty. Upon
them, therefore, they would takes verdict of acquittal, and, as
to the others, he would leave prisoners to the !nifty of the
Overt.

' hr. Danko; add he held a brief for the prisoner*, and would
plead before the eourt for a mitigation of punishment, for.
although the prisoners had pleaded guilty to the indictment, it
the rase had been gone into, he believed there were many
technical potato which. If taken earlier, would ham rendered
It Milk-nit to bring borne a conviction to their They had got
' Into monetary transactions with varier banks—had paid in
and drawn out money, and like many other people,
had mermen their amounts. and given cheque* for
' more then the, had at the banks. To a conspiracy
to do this they had pleaded guilty, but he would
triPer the consideration of the court, that pro-
they had not got the chief complistor—that " elderly
and respectable gentleman" who was always men on the plat.
form at Weymouth, at Rath, and at other pram That pet-non
• as not either of the preonery and they did not know exactly
who be was, but It seemed niseiy that he had been making a
tool of the younger men now before theta. He engratted this
for the imerdershon of the court. There was ode prink be
must admit, which looked bid agairet ohs of the prisoner,—
the having an many Onset br he *rid nigger that atom
from the nature or his prolewlieu, agent for hotting °Mar which
although perhaps not a very moral or honourable one, was
tolerated 111 tide country and there were niml3 gentlemen
connected with the turf, with whonl it *as not unusual,
although very honest people, to bave several different names
by which they were known it dMerent name, so that the mere
fact of Walters invitee various aliases did not necessarily show
he was a dish tied person, and he pleaded that It should not
be unduly weighed mania him. He believed there ins noth-
ing known against their characters, and the money they had
obtained had been given up. Having urged them points, he
mud lean them in the hands of the *nun,
The Cbernan told primer the court re hot acquainted
with either of them but nriteriteranding what the learned
sonar bed mid, be was afraid they 01111 s before the codrt
under very unbenoraide eintunetaner The learned erasel
oa their WWI had dohe his beet to pot their cue in ardor.
favouralie light than readily presented itself to gretal
impromion. It mu not for them to condemn the system of
henna, m the law of the land did In tome shape perudt lt,
but lately they could Sot hut notice by the ordinary channels
of Information that betting houses have been proceeded against
One of them, Miens% proemial to be of that occupation, and be
could not my be thought that mu any commirtation to the
court Per atltigotioo of metres, for it wee a bushier, to my
She rat, to which surlcion attached as to the
way in which it was carried on, and one that not
infrequently brought thane arm-thane It under the law. If
the ordinary corn had. been taken, and they had been triad
and convicted nf the several tiffanies charged, the Cour mar. ,
he thought, have visited them with a much heavier punisher*
than would now be inflicted. At the same time the offence to
which they had pleaded guilty was a very mirlom one Baran
exercising a busl.n of great utility and value to the cam- I
minim, mum be prorated as risen ander being preyed on
like ther,,orlie, he feared, from what they knew
Itofirsetly, had sot Jar begun such a nouns of lir Or mune
that information they wird WA ad upon, because It was het
established In ender* before then; but he trusted that when
they came out of pruon to which they must heart for a none.
desire time, they would give op the mambos and see the evil
of the ONIII.II of life which had brought tiro whir the muni-
tion of the law.—They wets orb rarer to 11 moths'
hard labour.

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