The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-12 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY ExpßEss AND AmiIcULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1876.

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WI year's soloent ,
,flowed, and gave some very '
r„teel "'sge,ol,,teo ~f hi,. Own experience of the
0ire.0.1(thc...,,r1; it. Itslia,, and showed the great
101". in nntive I,w:whet, anti Otri4tians, .hiring 15
oss,.-- lea there were 971 native preachers,
''•
''s .„ IAI : in ISO th re were 23,000 (,en-
••:ire 90,000 : yet theee form
tl f I I
r..u•
n,.-..,..,. A ~.k.,,ut . w Inn LI 't le es I.f lil. i• la. lie
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!1.,.." ; 0,.e. ....li .1,,1 jli :0111.4.Til •1111,:t4IWAI.11401tir
...'''..eher, lie mentione.l also"( theconver
.-: dl:liet -
. ..i.hi .
~.i t,,1,1„,v.r.y .4 a man who was brou,:ht
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r..,,.. -• %% hy am 1 here? Ilecans, von
, ,•' , , ~,. ~ ,t.th lain.: out a New Test.inient)
hit rotithz aossnit a 'Can.:,
hi- siss,•ll the fact that
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.... ~ ~ - .oul -44. ire ~s,w 'am
. ~ ~ ', : e.,re . heathen. After
.. li ~;; • I. r.I 4 Afr
nn,,inte.l;• Lieut. S.
t',i., :- he ha= lately wen in It'olia.
the English residents worked
If these wen hal done nothing
..1 h,11."1 al, ,lish the Suttee, child
,
, ..,..,,, What ,V. 1.4 WWI tea was heart-Mt
, , • ~..„,.., as 1 '' W,,1141Y V,K1,,,- Wi well as
.
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.0.,.... 11, . 11.•%. IL Smith gave a short
" ' ' ' . ~. , •,'... ~f !way, r U. 1:..1 C.r more men to
~1,...: :,.tb.., „„rk. 'lite oelleetion at the .toors
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POOLE.

rt fmiscellaneous MtDAC
•'''' „ noolroota in aid of the
kepi.) evening. when
„ , i na. er.ratilesi with 411
111,0,3.41,1 W. WMI: II well-
' _ thifeigh in first-rate style,
or•el. The finality of the
the following list of iter..
, Itottington. 'mein, S.
0,1 SootiC Messrs. G. N.
\. e. '• • 1,..tr 1111..itttliAtx—Ntr.. Hayward,
• ..; It Miss Stone, Messrs. J.
.. • ~,U lerefl:th, fl. Steven+. White-
We hope the result of
' . ; that the school letiltlinig

; o• • t 11,4 of the trustees of the
,I Ii oiWednen.lny last. and
teoineill••r A. Balaton), the
• r rio 1, %Mermen M. Kenn.-
• j. t.:oinivillore .1. S.
V.. 1 l'hilpot., %V. l'••nney, T.
.• • %%. 11. 11111or.1, 11. Fanner, It.
. 11. enrtis. —The Ilarbnur-
,•• ,sttlinitie.l hII inutith's:lll,%lUnt.
•in del .4 £779 Is. ad. Orders
r t„r 141114 nuentnting to
, .ci. una erretele•l in the
~.I.,bt. ~• too works in the
•, .. • r., 4.1 re•litire.l general
,•1 t; aw• •••-. • t tit, work ithouhl
.! • of Mr. Curtin,
E.• ,rheitr Cot 44444 Rte.: was
.• - .111 ,s-Nl:iyor„ A I•lersitan
Jon,- , • ••• y.
W.•
thanurozje Mugdak.
-tier an. from the
...e••• that in cunsegileinal
lo (Sir. 41,1.11 tituthle to attend to the
roking the trustees in
o•rt Ire to Alow I ponsethiug
• .0 L• •;:u,l.- it was oated that Mr.
.• ...10 a the WIIOIC I.l•44)Urtlit of
•1,,,‘,,,,,_Up.•11 the proposition
• . '‘%'• ••, net.ottl,t Al•lerntan
..• ••• 01.•• rear ani tittaniniously
•• .I,l•hr:ttion oi his lonit serviees
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101$

1:••fort• the Mayor (Mr. A.
•• W. Perriv,ii. D. Enid.

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.r wa.% 0U1t1111.4104
San. lay night at PArk-
. • the awl the
, awl costs,ll dry's
he I f.c storinit petn3le on
„ Tr. I. • t innwy.whote. Sept. Hunt
on the pteW
r • petroh.um .onl about :10
a I • • th. re. Detel.4l.ttit vitt he
, • f.atle.r preiume+ on the
w „ AA, • a the I.ltt, awl the !teach
, , oil -1..411V. 011 the under-
i• •A iMot. rc ..... ted at "nee, or the
• 1 A 11,11.4.4 by the retruletuu

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(MaYar). Mr. J. Good. Mr. & Whetham, Mr. 0. Tucker
and Dr. Hap.
41/red Alt:soder. on remand, charged with viehmtly
assaulting • fellow sailor, on board the brig St. George,
of Guerfesey.—The ilisiewitions of the normal witnesses
were then read. and the prisoner was fully committed for
trial at the next inifiZel to be held in Dorchetpr next
March.
William Knight, Dull Hotel, Dridport, was summoned
by the Local Word, under the Public Health Act, 75,
for keeping pies, No as to be injurious to health. Mr.
Manley appeared for the Iswal Ibrerl, an.! Mr. Loggin
, for defendant George Weeks stated': Imu owner for •
term i of years of premises adjoining Mr. Knight's
Premises. The pigs are about II or 15 feet frotu the bed-
room window of niy cottages in occupation of !rester
Andre... I have continually complamsel to the
v. At the present time there are several
iiiicketfells of slush oosin.: through the wall.—
Elizaloth Andrew stated : I live in Folly Mill Lane.
live next to %b, remises of Mr. Knight's. I have been
living there live years. I have friapiently complained to
the landlord and to Mr. .1. Knight. The neighbours have
eouiplainedilas well as nuf. If the nuisance is not removed
I stun leave the preiiiises.—George Moule Evanssaid : I
ate medical °dicer for the Local Beard. I have been on
the premises eoutplained of. 'rile ~titer side of the wall I
saw a pool caused from the ig idye. I consider it •
nuisanceinjurious to the public health.—llenry l'atten said
lain Inspectorof Nuisances. I have had anoplainta from
Mr. Weeks and 116 tenants. I examined the premises and
found four pigs oaths dung edam,. The pigs are a nuisance.
There is no space between the dun 4 mixen, and the pre-
mises. Mr. Lo4gin then called witnesses for defendant
Alfred Banuister, said lie knew the premises in question:
Ile should not know if a pig had been kept there by the
smell. Ii • nuisance exists, it must come from the
'Mace. I hay., tint been the other site. Henry Gerrard
said : 110 built the new pig stye. I cannot say if there is a
drain. Ile should not know by the stuell if pigs were
kept there, if he did not me them. Ile had measured the
distance. It is 33 fuel from the-pig stye to the chamber
window.—The magistrates decided that the pigs had lean
proved a nuisance and must not 1.0 kept rudning about,
but most confined in the stye,. and kept properly
cleaned. The costa to be paid by defendant
SERIOUS UIIARGE AGAINST A YOUNG
FARMER.

o•;Aie•tt v•..i J•dan
1t•1,1,1k,.r• Anne becrh,anr
I' A • ~..1 1 AUDIO i
• • 11 ,toliA awl retubing
Ii the ',Mlle orCa*i.M.
•,.I,r two iiiiii otloae
the 1311.11.1.1 y, And with
Ii gun tli.• lecr-
Mr. 11. T. Tn•vanion
. •ii knee shoe tho
.itt.thlole, Anti thO
•I tli .shit
aunt t. pay the
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re Mayor (Mr. A.
,F. Styring). 1....1
,;.ii. I Ititch.
-uuintorie.l IT Mr. E.
or rotitravenin.: Ihe
with..ka 01,4
- rely :Os ettlar,:e-
, Mr. Fred. rivk
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•.,tll.lhig I/.,
.0••• rer...ntly
v 71.,1 1,1 t,...foitinee
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"et the Ith ..1
th. wa.
.11 I.tten a. penson
t 1 the :tuition' lie .I'd
7Tit xai riced t,

1%.010.. %%as
•:.ry Itt Mr.

107':TONE.

i 11; I'ARlhtl. • A
.12....tre.ee .41 IlionaKV,
l'e••n J.p., f,r the
. late Mr. J ,:eIJ4
,11t 1 Vt•r.4.l.a ..f the
1.1:. G. Stark,
.f if t 1.41, new C 1.64-
`..,• • Mr. Allen. were
,at theawl &phew ef
a" in the ce.letin4
. ;voiding lodb
.%. Allen tle.
.60 o•Ijoilling all.l
L.. en.l ..f the
peraet.4 were
70 Cr Mr. Stark. G!. 11.14
aprou riuMetl, met Mr.
.J Mr. Sttrk,
14, , nronoaition an.
10 M:. 11 r au.' •'t),,• who cold•• 11.1.41
,11,. 01.24 .1 the
Unimak :I), the
,i11:••,‘ e'vlerk on Wed-
bikelh
i••lttin. Pa Afief
itt, ,uui•-•ting
'IL • 1.41;,, .• %Vv.lneolity, and
i the us It awl 111,4 In! Von%
if41.r..111 111 I •I. 114% 11.• I g •v. life
1- NI:W.IIT ef Mr. mark, lett the elemintment
' '••," htfere the eatgl,tr4nA f.j eentirleation.

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HILTON.

A.7.i.!t1e,y,m0 II0IIII•Ctor. Whit-
-0.71.11. 01.7 it .ve ItIIt.WILIK

rec. itop....vtion 411.1 UNJOI ai aa Atha' of this
Trains of I. ndigittos knowledge. ffo".l •
molt tohe druotl 1, telto"i
is a whole. good. Thin
vt'ry sand...tory po.grei.. since it,' last
I .te. ....I to I. .bie to give a good
t.I Ii r!ditlr o, val....laity the lit clam,
pot to them, for the swot pamt.
twli. awl I isdivve the teatigio"r• of religious
lw d vl, an given with
chilttrvo nen: twat atad well

-of the "house." The prisoners had, it appeared, torn up
into small pieces, even their boots, and now appeared
nearly enveloped in clothes made of sack matertaL The,
were accommoilated with a rite in Mr. Sept. Floramx s
official trap to howl.oliartora where they will be refreshed
by a tits' bard labour.
Ihrrry Massuo,,a Thursilay.—llefore Mr. E. Itenthal,
Captain Riddle, C iptain Carr Glyn, and Capt. Geolden.
TO OM' HIMSELF WAKE!
Mark Moore, a tramp. who could ;dye tiO satisfactory
account of himself, was charged in rustmly with stalling
• " reefer."—Albert Charles Paddy, shop-assistant in the
etnploy f Messrs. Woodward and Dorling, droners, of
this town, 'aid on the previous evening ho woe standing
Just inside bin employer's shop, facing Half-NI..
' and saw the premter ex: tttt Ming a cora, which was sitspotoled Olt trusket out.ide the 4... p-window.
!laving occasion to turn round, lie hear I a "Jerk,' wel
to 'king I. when, the c,eit bad bemi, he SAW it 14011 C.
as Was also the prisoner. lie at it,, went 111 ISlrAnit, and soon came up with the man, who had the emit. hying PHIL he did nit mak, any resistance vrlien lt. ntorno:II
him "Mr. Ibirling would like to speak with him," lie
merely said "lie wanted a coat to keep himself warm t"
As his etuployers were not inclinmil to "credit" hint with
the coat, prisoner was handed over to the care of the
police. The coat was valued at MK. 6il.—Thu prisoner,
who had nothing to say, was remanded.

TIIR FLOODS. In the neighbourhood of Sherborno and Yeovil the
floods id the past few days have wrought much damage-
Close by the New-hridge, near the railway atation,
Shcrborne, the river Ye.. has risen to such au height that
to elfect an entrance 11 the door* into several cottages
adjacent to Mr. 6. Pape a silk-milks, is simply impossilde,
and the occupants have hail to mount to their bedrooms
by way of a ladder placed airsinst the wall, A number of
the inhabitant, of Mlierborne have suffered more or leak
in one way or 411.11ther.
At Bradford Abbas we find ibid after field inundated,
NOIIIO being upwarda of two facet under the water, nod it
will le remarkable if a number of rattan are not drowned,
for we saw several cows nearly up to their middle in a
tiold.__

In Yeovil, near the South-Western railway station. the
river has overflown, noel the adjoining fields are being
enveloped in water. There 333 311333) 33 coppiCe qutto ilitlii•
dated, the trees being only visible, whilst the ehrulx. and
loishes are nun hero to lie seen.

At the Beaminster l'etty Newham, held on the 20th ult.,
an Milli:oton case was heard, iu which a young fanner
living at Marshwurel. name.," James (*herbal Warren, and
a young woman nausea Marearetta Elizabeth White, the
daughter .if the sencilinaster living at Slarehallsea, were
lii,, parties. The defendant swore that he lint uever had
improper intercourse with the applicant. I.ut alter hearing
the evidence the Bench made an order against him for Is.
per week. The applicant afterwards obtained a warrant
and the defendant was apprehended on a charge of perjury.
lie Was taken before the magistrates at Bridport on the
30thult, telt theca. was adjounual until Mouths y last, the
,ht, 4th, when he was I up on reniaud before Mr. J. '. F.
Oundry, Mr. J I:. Still, and Sir N. 11. Nepean, Bart.. Mr.
Day, of Bridport, appealing for the prosecution, and Mr.
Tweed, of Ileniton for the defence.
Mr. 1/Ay wild at the last sessions there was MI aftiliatiell
case, and the applicant then swore to certain facta which
hmk plowe on Christmas Day, 1874, and on the Eird of
May. 1675, and she was corroborated by witnesses, but the
prisoner swore he Was not pnwent on any of those days.
lie would call before thou e ituesses, and after they had
heard their evidence they would be able to judge whether
he swore falsely or not.
Mr. Fred Gundry was then called, and read the evidence
given by the prisoner at Ikmiumeter.-The prisoner then
on oatb,said in answer to Mr. Tweed, as follows: I am
married. lu May. 11175. I was engaged to be married. I
was never engaged to be married to complainant. I have
never had c.inueetion with complainant at any time.
Can't tell where I *am on Sunday afternoon, Lint of May.
In answer to Mr. Day lie sail: I was uotat Mr White's
house (father of comptainant) out that day. I remember
the clef, at Whitchurch Was on the 26t1u of May. I was
at %Vitae's eta tfirriettuct party. It is untrue that I was
in a wash.hoteme with the complainant and that Mrs.
PIIIIODIer Caine alel, pushed °pets the door.
Mr. Day mike.' witness if those were material facts SHERBORNE CATII,E SHOW.
subjected, and Mr. Gundry replied that it was a matter o v
of opinion, but the applicant was delivered of a child en at never rains, but it pours," gays an old Saw, and
the glith .lay of February, 1816. the truth of this maxim was visibly realised by those
Mr. Tweed objected to such a question being put, as it who attended the Sherhonie Agricultural Meeting on
was 01119 for the Bench to decide. Thursday last. Contrary to what one had been led to
In answer to Mr. Tweed, witness said notice of appeal expect Inuit the beautiful weather of the previous.lay
against the .14-veinal wee given, and rceognisauces entered the rain deweended in torrents on Thurtirlay morning,
into to le ~ Is it at the next quarter Sessions at serving to pit everyone in the beet of spirits, or the
Dorchester.
Mr. Tweed asked Mr. hay to state the exact words on reverse. Yet, notwithstanding the unpropitioue
which he aosigned perjury. weather and the charms of Smithfield, there Wit.s a
alr. Day eeid he rested the CLUJ on the fact that prisoner pretty gotsl competition in thd dtOCk classes, though
said h. „„ „„t in the nneh-noo„ on chrie„.„. Bar 1874.1 not quite up to that of previoue years ; and, the quality
and that be was not at the Whites' house on the Z.lr,t of of the animals shown being pronounced excellent, it
May, le:s. Ile then called can 'lenity be sail, though the entries were not quite
Margaretta White, who said: lam a single woman so numerous, that the society diil nit maintain its
living at Marshallsea with my father, George White. I former orai,x
remember the 25th lk•cember, 1874. The prieuner was at The 'judge.s ...f stock were Mr. LI. Syntomle, of
our hoe. that day • we hail a ,ouell party. Betweeu tau
Itlonkton, Donlieriter ; Mr. Godwin, of Knoyle ; and
athl twelve o'clock 1 weut into the wamh.:house with him,
There was no light there. Whilet I was there Elizabeth Mr. Robert Nlelsome, of Conipton I'attniefoot.
Plummer collie to the door and forma it, open. I was The following is the list of the awurda :-
agaimt the door. I remember the 7,:kd of May, 1875. nueemeo AND STORE STOCK.
Prisoner was at oilr house until twelve o'clock in the
evening. Elizabeth Plummer was there part of the time; Punel 1 bull a any age •CI. •ele..it IyMrc. la
Wingliel..l Dieby ale•
N. 11e.njee,..1,1, Moteeinbe : 2iel.
bile lei( alAnlA eleven. Prisoner lethal her to cont. and C'' 51r. 11. l'a; +oh+ linselbury. .
nur,e itiy mother for toe to go to tho club. My lather
, Beet dairy 'cow. .A:s,' give., liy Sir W. Colo.:dully-Att.
wee 104 At IiwIJIO. and my mother WAX bedridden, and Inee Bart. Alr. E. Jelfery, Weet Orchard ; 2ml, J. Ir. J.
' lwen, . fur three YOWIII. Prisoner liad repeatedly pr ised Brook.
' 'I r. t '. .1. stone.
, me marriage, and on that account I submitted to hint.
~e e. • Likri...lNl tamer The child was lewn .in the :fitth February, 1876. Best pair of two-yeared.l stock 1.•• •• C.I. glee
Hon W. 11. It I%irteuan, e e Mr J. Brook Pesten •
. ,11,•• , ladellord of the By Mr. TA era : The child was not begotten uu Christ- flni.L.l:l, M. r. Eli. Ileidatie).l. ...
. . . • .
Thersdav DA* 1•74, hot on the Itital of May. Irk heif r Le eempetition.
ket pair of otte-yteiruld stock .. - _
' ' • lilOl., Ilow.-"I Ili* W tenni*: In my evidence I ettnel that I had had con-
ieet hy priihiller Nine beet In.wn New-k Ewe... 15, eiven he Mr .1..1in
~ , slant inter Via.. with him ; but, after the Zlrd of Mart., Ho- Aden. Mr. C. Smolders, Watoreoullai ; -2u.i. £2. .I.lr.
!, II '! I e•IS 't:"' • I": ''v he honer canto near me. On that day, in the evening, 1 G. NV. 11. %. I •11. t
ower, : tIA reap ...tt
14'1.1'1°6" Wunit O chun-h at lieddiscombe. 110 not remember th t ••
!eir • lay evenit. :,
. I feel bevel away freak home Merlin; the day, excelit to S. H. 'l' i)i..l
a Nene hest Ileni Sleek EW,e--i5, AVell by the 11. r. E.
iy is. e. Mr E t; Li ,c Beaminster • 2n,1, 12,
11l ow in to church. I den% reinensher whether I was at church in ! 8,...jam;... 'NI „i' ..fer ' ' """
•a- II thou, the only the iw.rniii.t or afterno,ll. 1 inet the prieener With one , Ten best 1/4WA"'n°l...'hilver La oh,, I:2, Mr. Fat, I.
.! '...'" "ato."l Davis. of him eteters-SiarAh, 1 believe-1 sat with her ; hot , Fori„t
t•-..i a pint elf beer, in 1
prisoner iohl we afterwaxds that he had not 15,441 hi 1...,..,' .. IN ~.. CI Mr. lit Saunders • -e. I. 11 Mr.
..t -,,e laudlor.l.-I'ri- church. After eervieu I met linn near the therein Ilia -"` 'in' '"""". --!. ' • . ' • " , : '
fl. W. limner. (These prizes were gin II by sir I, e .1)10
it, as lw lwen twice meter Wont 110Illt: Milli Hobert Lane, a young man she was Best Boar, 4.2, Mr. N. Beni:ol,ld : 2nd, 11, ditto
i 1 . • ito a Health's keeping company with. l'rieuner epuke to eau..., young Bret eow, key far tiro:ding, :1;`, Me N ilenjall,Aa ;
then. and .0 terwards followed ap. When 1 came to a 14014 ' 21.1..E1. :%Ir. O. 3lartit.
ieviiing to my In nail I left Mho' Warren awl Mr. Lou,:, snit Throe beet cite, in farrow, C!' Mr. N. Bentaheld.
pre, ...er a tut t.i my honam, nor,,'. the fields with me.
Elie nee. I. ee., wee At 11,/1110, .61Itt elm met Its itl ti, I'AT STUCK.
p swage. She left ..baut eleven o'clack. She ..oinetitints Best fat ox, £4, Oven by leini Alington, Mr. W. Coate,
I...weed ,u.s 1:1,... . 1.113 t 11,111 r : hat 110 t IlftCil. Pri.nler lla iiiiii 0011 j 2llai, C 2, Mr. Jetferys.
ueier came to our I. ease after. I never Ihil any dinet er Ilet fat heifer er rew, 15, give., by Mr. le Is. W.
hut reet co 1111 l nude item with hien, but I SAW tall\ At oust" Digliy, Mr. Jetferye; 2.,,1, £2, Mr. Heine..
awl at a dower rhow :it Whitehurch. I nevercoutplainal Ton beet fat I /ewe se teller 51.,,1, 1:2, eivelt l'y the Earl
to him net d I wrap. to him on the 2titti Ih:render. I of Ilehester, Mr. IfigliV. Seel/some Caale.
1113,11! Il.• t..• iMlotAtlit L., tILUI, 4101..Uith h.. Wad living wituin ; Met fat vie, £2, Mr. T. Bartlett; 'Aid. kl. Mr. J..,"
tWg.lll,lei, 14,411,.• hit was paying hie addres•es to appetiser SilllA.
virtv. Tile intercoitree out the 2.1n1 of Ilay hsot place, I '
think, after Elie dwelt Ilututuer left lint I will net swear.
i Best hackney or hunter, mere er gelding, 1:5, li-eon by
My father Illst 4011.;t., Wide:heron ! leaving our home 1
about nine in the moodier. I ~,,,,e ~!..„.„.4,4 to th. t,-;,...,,,.r , Mr. G. D. %V. 1/ighy. 31r. .I. Corry, 1.:L.11.1.t0n ; Its. 12,
Mr Starey, Trent
t., be married, hut do not reisemilter the date. Not any • . •
Best taut el in, or gelding, en, given hy Att.. (:. D. W.
letters p ...,.1 Is•ta ien us as we lived so neer-only :t few .
, Digliy, %Ir. 11. Miller. Ole.ree; thel, L'2, Alr. W• Pogg•
fields letweett ue.
Mr. Tweed : %Vtll you explain how it was you had not Milburn., Wick.
any cutionettir.:tien with him when y ou found youvelf iu norm.
that emelition t Best live acres of Sutton', Chs,nnion Swede, Lfi :,,,,,
With.... : I cannot captain why lie did not cane t.. lime, 1 given le Messrs. Sutton and Sou, Mr. 1.5. Carpi:, l'reatoth
The rement I did not go te him .vaii he asked me to go to I Yeevil. 29 tons, 7 cwt., 16110. 5. entimitor.
the c-.!,, awl I told hint if I cauld wit I would write. I I Best foaraicree ef %Imiguld Wartzel. ee. Nil with 31-e-rs.
wrote ho lii, sister and told her nut ti wait fur sue as 1 ; Proctor's manure, .13A. 4e., given I,y aliment Procter. Pne
sleml-i :tot be able to go. 1 heanl afterwards that be was (new Buckman, Bradford Adieu., :Heim
at. the club with an abeieloued girl, now his wife, whetted i Best lire acres of Sweden, grown with Me...re Proctor's
lied a ehil.l. . manure, £1 45.„ given by Messrs. Proctor, Mr. Jobe Davis,
Mr. Two.; : Don't throw hard stones; you have had a i Charltou llorethorne, ZI ton.
child youreelf.
I ISMATItr AND I.OND starrireet:.
W Bees', : I den% deny it. . Religion, and mere' t'llerterer, and Faithful Se.rvitiale.
Mr. f e col : Was the girl lie was walking with his pre-
; Fanny Eatene., with Mr. A. Ifinaley, Sheri...roe, 10 years,
soot wife. I £2 ltb given by Mrs. Yeatinan ; Elizabeth Hellen,. with
Witness: Yee . Mr. CClder, Sherburne, 5 years awl 1 menthe. 11 Ms.,
Mr. leveed :In what way was she au abandoned girl! . given by Misr. Yeattuett
Wi litlpi : She had the character of being a great Itirt. . ..___weit . s
sa, e eoues!, and sober carter. George itro/%11, with
Mr. Taeci : Had you net the chAtacter of being the I
' Mr. N. Benjafield. Mon-meta% El years and lii months.
greatest Hirt in the neighbourlaued. : £2, given by the Ilan. W. H. H. Portman, K.,.., William
Witnese:
_No. „e I Northam, with Mr. G. (Lune, Poyntingtou, e yeare, LI.
Mr. Tweed : Why was this young woo " l." 3 .thauden''''' : Shepherd, for greatest lIIIIIIIAV of lambs (nen a thick of
girl! I not lOSS than 2100 two-teeth, four-teeth. met six-teeth
Witness : ilorause she had a chill about two mouths ,
i Down ewes, £2, Thomas Conway, with Mr. W. Ilayter,
after ale, was married. I Stourton Cauwlle. 221 lainlis from WI ewes: £l, George
Prosecutri z continued: Prisoner's slaters knew that we
i Collins, with Mr. Jehn Davis, Hoe:net...eh:lV. lambs fr,
wore engaged. awl had spoken to ute about it, but I don't . 33j ewe..
remember a hen. , laileierer who has worked the greatest number of yeara
By Mr. Im7 I line of the sisters "Id I should net Tine I in succeseion epee the eatite farm, or south the Fame
into the deiry and hinder her, but I must go afinow"'" l employer, and 1111,1 retained a itOOtt character, 1.2. Jaunts
else to learn the work. She did not epeak in an anitrY : te,n. with Mr. Cracker, Clateombe. 46 yesri ; .11
tone, MIA I took it au a joke. ' Chart,. Banger, with MR G. Linseed, Lillington, 40
• Elizsbeth le timelier said: I am a married woman, and ~ years.
have lwen its the habit of attending at complainant's I,
moy erupl,,yed in husbandrr, who has worked the
father's hotter.. l was there on Christmas Day,
PGIi ; greatest bundler of years in su n ccessio on the m sante far,
The^"'" a .".411 Party. and the Pvi'''"it'r w" there. 'I or with the same emplever, and has retained is gaed
went itot into the meth-house and ineheal open the door.
character, LI, Iletij ' Willianie with Mr. W. Ilayter,
l'rieitter end complainant were behind it., anti came 7 out years 4 tuotithe; Ills., 'kerma Collins, with Mr. Symms,
asel jeinerl the party. Prisoner wt. at the complainant's reh. nen. 7 y0.i.,,.
house on the 26th of May, and asked me to keep homelier w
Labourer who has breught up the largest fandly most
WlliplAillidlt While she weet to the Vu hitchurch Club. creditably, £2, Henry Gill, with Messrs.titaeey, Bradford
By Mr. Tweed : At Beruninster I wild it wae on Sunday,
AMNIA. 14 children' 11. %Valiant Ilumphriee, with Mr.
the 260. .1 May, that I saw Cu" prieuner. It was my
Miller, 11l chit-lien.
mistake, lett I remember.' It afterwards, but did not
correct it, as I did net consider I ought to.
Itosiceeinol by Mr. Day: I amquite certain thatit
WJA on the tion.lay before the club day.
George White said : I =1 father of 1:001111Sillant• DWI
schoolumater at Nlareliallsea. Prisoner was often at my
homse as a friend. My daughter was engaged to him, but
I olijActed to lam on as-count of his character, mid my
wife hated his very name. On the 24th of May. en MY
return (nee imewling SUlDidiy with a friend. I called at
po ri.ner's , I saw a +tick belonging to use. I said to
premer, "Jim, you have got my stick there." Ile said,
." Yes, I was up at pier house last night and borrowed it
to come lione vs itb
By Mr. Tweed : lie rennenloweel this particular day, as
It was near club day.
This was the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Tweed
then pniceeded to chimes the Bench .in the case. Ile
re ' dud them that a caw of perjury requinel an
immense deal of proef befoni a,prionl feel, case could be
mad., out. It rovitlifed, 11114 or all, that the tabie state-
ments were tuck, wilfully and mitt hy inietake, and before
such a ewe reul,l be sent ler trial two witnesecm at least
meet prove that the statements DILle Were wilfully false.
Never was a charge of perjury made re spitefully than
In the present awe. At the Iteamineter &melona the state-
ments of the y.eing WW.IIIII WOTO given 11101.0 credence to,
and on el. ikeision - uniatisfactory to some-the y g
man deeitled to have
• the ease taken to a higher caurt
The complainant ear afraid of its going ti a higher 1
trilitmal chum shirkol it, obtained • warnuit and had the !
prisoner appreheinhal on a charts of perjury. Let the I
case Is; fought out first, and then there would be time to
It-ilk about perjury ; but nerd, in the whole course of his
'
experience, .li 1 he know of a charge of perjury being
preferred before the CIAPO was settled. The prisener
would ,n into court with prejudice hanging over him, and
It ~ourd Isl the means or shutting his Us. The come
plainwit wee endeavouring Vahan: the case tried agein
is.fore it went to the quarter sessions. It as.. • clever
leallo,AVD., Ida (leer.. 0.1411 A 1111 t to NI any neuiteuvers in
a eourt ot justice. If the e plata:lnt haul 1.,,g, ,4,,,,,
with the prieoner on Christmas Itay it ANDliil DA ped,ll.ll
atla•t the paternity of the child. Then, with 114tartt to
the VIM of May, when it was begotten, the only penes% to i
confirm the complr.inant's statement W. all: w an !
Hummer. And what did she seal She saw nothing.
Then Mr. White, the father. had stated that be was at the 1
linsetter's the following lay; but ea* there any fact for
him to remember what occurred on that day when he
meld not call to recollection where he was on any other
Sunday during the th.
The Clutirmae roniuded bile that the ceatiplainant's
father found 1.i., :tick at the wheeler's house.
Mr. Tweed, continuing. Argicel. would It lei Mealy that
if the compl 'leant were pregnant by the prisoner would
eh° have remain...l silents :old Meier have wilted 1111111 to
~.. her , Wool.' she not have raked lIDo to fulfil his
h hail got her jute diaerace I No she never
I'vw"4"' ounce -o•1-- 20th f,I
Mee her
took any action in (Its matter mat the o le .
when iiiiii wrote to him.
.1110 Bench retireeh for a few minuted, and on returning
t th • • Chairman said they had given the CAMO, care-
into rour
era
*d 'ration and had decided to let a jury decide it
ful cons, .
Thee would observe that the appeal would he heard before
.1 that thecae° could not prejudice
the Assizes took place, an
the alleal- ,
lied for hail, suit the Bench ewasented to
Mr. wet/ear l/
£2Oll and SWO Mirada! of Blot) each.
The
accaPl""inier in I to inc of the eureties, but the
conudaireant object&,
act as 011 e. and had a dairy of
party iaid he was willing to
over 21l cow...
complainant : But 1 heard you Are geing is, May, your

A BOY OF NINE CHARGED WITH ARSON.

WWsaes Smithariek, a little fellow who stood scarcely
higher than the magistrate.' table, was brought up in the
custody of the police on Monday, before Major Falwasaer,
Captain Biddle, and Captain Carr Glyn, charged with
setting fire to a cottage in Acreinan-street, the property
of Mr. Abel Whittle. From the statement of the little
defendant. who is the illegititnate child of a woman
named !Arsons, it would seem that he had been " locked
in' at home repeatedly, and not only that, but he hail
been kept very short of food. On Saturday last, after
having been detained"" under lock-and-key for two
days past, with only a very little le 0.1 to eat, he resorted
to a plan, conceived in his own mind, of burning a hole in
the house, whereby he might issue forth into the ,treet
Happily his design was frustrated by the police appearing
on the scene, and the little fellow was " rescued" lief ore
he hail accomplished very much ibunage to the property.
The Bench adi ll ill istered a caution to the defendant, who
did not seem to realise the position in which he was
placed ; but called forward the mother suxl told her she
ought to be ashamed of herself, treating a boy of such
tender years in the way she appeaml to have been doing,
and told her she had brought all the trouble upon herself.
They advised her to be very careful how she acted with
her children in future. Being of opinion the little fellow
did not sufficiently understand what damage he was
&bolt to do when he contemplated tiring the house to be
able to get out, they discharged him, awl he was banded
over to the care of his gentle mother, whose treatment of
the child did not meet with • very coruplituentary
reception at the hands et the frequenters of the I !ourt.

THE SMITHFIELD SHOW.
For the 78th time the club has held Its =mud show,
opening on Monday butt. Weather wretehed, but the
entrie., oaring to Cie Into lr.ing fixr.l earlier than
motel. a matter, in their increased amnber. for con-
gra•idat ion. ,4horthorns, and
511,14. X ha I 1e.3 entries. :is aimilist aliout 100 last year.
'I hry are as follows :—Dormis. 43 : Herefords,
32; Shorthoro,. 43; atol :4il :VIA. 30. Norfolk and
~ lit rcspectal.'.e appeaninee : and
Orr, are in 3.t crop. brels. 'More.
over the ..tta'it!.• of the beasts has iirvcr lwen better.
In the sheep el, s. t it.wns a ....Ming to
in I.T+ :ay ,11.. the flampshire Downs
also mitnirabl while, the pigs aro more than
10.“ Olv
th, j w.m, Mr. .J. E. Itawlence of the
di..intry, and 11-. .1. Roper. of Nilltitehurelt,
were soma! the .4entlemen who hail to decide
MOM the respective merits of the Dowm ; Mr. It.
Fookes, of Bhuulford, being one of the jtulzes of pige.
The champion plate went to Mr. S. Kidner, Biekley
Fenn, Milverton, Somerset. for a four.year-ohl Devon
steer, Cherry, bred by exhibitor; and among our
local prizetakers were _ _

'CATTLE
I)EvoNs.

GAMINS IN A PUBLIC HOUSE.
At the Salisbury County Petty Sessions, on Tuesday,
Mr. Samuel Rogers, landlord of the White Horse Inn,
Quidhampton, was summoned for suffering gaming in his
bowie, contrary to the statnte.—P.C. Jones deposed that
on the Wuth November, he went into the defendant's house
shout a quarter put nine in the evening. and saw four
teen playing is game called " Five llinlrrd"on a small
board something like a drwight board. They phi). •' "'lone
toil hr-se " for a qoart. of beer, and when the •i.e wag
river the imers tinfl Mr. Rogers' son for the beer. Mr.
Roger. was not In the nioni while the game wile ^Mile 0".
lie was in the istr. —The Bench said there could be no
doubt that the defendant hail infriw.atil the law, but under
the eiroonmtntorox they would mitigate the penalty to 2114.
and 0.d... They hoped the ca.ie would be a warning to
other mildicans not to penult gaming on their pniniises.

Stsers. not exceeding 2 you' and 6 months old-14,
kr', Mr. Arnold, Woodford, Dorset Wiser modal to the
brooder. Viscount Podium).

liKIw.VORD;.

Steers or oxen, above .1 ye.tni and 3 months and not
exceeding 4 years and n months old-3rd, £lO, Mr. J.
Ford, Rushton. Mandf.w.l.

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