The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-25 00:00:00

LIVER PILLS.

Which act very gently ..et the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all ..f Ru, In.lige.tinn, Sick llewlache,
Nervouenese, and all difeeelers of the Stoma+, and
!towels. 14.. 10., 4e. Gel., and Ila per box,
of all medicine vend in.,

CORNS AND BrNMNS
instantly relieved awl surely cured by
JOBE'S IVY-LEAF PLASTER.
Of all ehomiata at In. lI per box, or by It 1%4.14
stamps, from JA`l. RORKE, 29a, Great Portland.
street, W., London.
Established 1791,

MONEY to LEND.—HENRY W. MIER
can be seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the booking
offi,es at London Bridge Railway Station, Cash lent
Kivately in Town or Country from £2O to £5OO m the
borrower's note of hand alone, or on deeds, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Fur.
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, ac.
Interest in per cent., repayments can be arranged
to suit the bromwer convenience. No Life Insurance,
an Law Costs, and no delay. Interest added te
advance. The strictest pri.eary observed, and a written
qoareneegirt'', if nattered, that nal Ow
putheigy wit/ be giren to any transaction.—Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Address : Hem W. Bon, 19, Lowing'
Bridge Station Approach, London, directly opposite
the booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.

A/FONEY immediately advanced to any
11l- amount, from and upwards, upon every
divcription of security, comprising real and
personal estate. farming Mock, reveniion
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
policie., and any other tangible personal
security. No Mines made or commimion
taken, and the strictest secresy will in all
cases he observed.
Interest as follows, viz.
On freehold F leaseholds, from:; per cent. per annum,
perwinal security from 4 per cent. per annum,
other securities at equally reasonable rates.
Applicants are requested to apply in the first instance
by letter containing full particular, in order
to save unnecessary trouble, to Frederkk
Hawkins, Esq., 9, Great Rneeell-etreek
Bloomsbury, London. W.('

.• Be gore. bootie you sand thug to tbo goo to Mad Um
4.35 train." Witness had a cap ei tee ee Mr. TeeeltkVe
and went across to the station OM task hie ticket for
Salisbury. There he stayed at the station 6or 7 minutia
evszmuer and a-ked the guard to detain the trail half a minute as
his luggage wae coming. The guard detained the train a
A DaMTT OTIMIIIeO.-Mr. W. Jarvis Harker has had • minute. but he could not stay any longer, and went off.
copy of his wellknown "Sketches" beautifully bound ei
Wituess thee went across to !dr. Yearsley'e and the boots
mauve silk, with white watered "end papers," though
ca_...me came up with the luggage on the teuck. end witness
the material is silk again. This sweet little volume is for id " You stupid fool, you are not only too late for the
presentation to the Princess of Wales, 'from one .of the "'
train: but you have let the luggage get wet," for it was
many milliens of Her Royal Highne.'s admirers.' Thetwee. with rain. The boots mid Mr. Dunn had been out
matimene author and offerer hopes to attract the attention
Fora drive. Witness sent bark to the HoteLanduld to the
A Wmow's RATE.-Mrs. Laity Wan summoned
of Royalty to Weymouth. a young i.dr " Thin is a sail business for me, and she
or ..
Al Its., bet said she could not pay: she could te not do an " am very sorry; but when Mr. Dunn gees out
for ad rive, there is always somethrne wrong." When he
thing now ; she WWI it widow and had some children
spoke to Mr. Dunn about it, be said, it is all that
mrtly dependent on her.-Mr. Steggall said this r had
ee ,
iv in the excueed l t but t brought f ward st_npaiddf;l4.l of fnagulth;app.l are
eter.ke Mrs.es.
inDed.uno.
tn is ; i was or
at the Council meeting, and the Board decided that it
was not a fit case for the excused het. The Meyer said I did not take a ticket for Dorchester but
for SalleherT. and lewd it endorsed by the
they could only give defendant time to pay.-Ordered to
clerk, ui that I should he allowed to use it next day.
pay ha a month. -Mr. Howard: Have you not sometimes brought actions
MINZOLINS LAMP FIRE. - Tuesday the Redweil
t
Tavern was endangered by fire It seems that a little eirl
before You
iknow Mr. Cook. of Leeds t-A. I broil:Mt
nst him about some elinenacke-le. You
Is trusted to light one ef the fires, end whits thou... ,an action ega
have also brought claims against the Great nVestere
engaged, ahe upset a bensoliee lamp on the floor, and the
Railway Company, have you null-A. I never had my
in
oil goon carried the flames further. P.C.
claims disputed.-Further examined, witness said. Very
Carter who wu fortunately near, hastened in and
possibly he might have proudly said that he never lest an
smothered the flames, for which he deserves the hearty
action he brought As to this luggage most decidedly
thanks of the inmstes and the nrighhourk rod. he gave notice to the barmaid. Gave notice himself, had
CHATEAU LAME-We called attention in our last issue
been an old traveller of years standiug. Instead of being
to the important sales of 1876 clarets which had taken
of at Salisbury at eight o'clock in the evening, he oeuld not
place in Bordeaux during the month, when upwards
get there till tee the next teeming. -The Judas: Ile
MVO 'entehend reeresenting the larger portion of t e
says that instead of going to Andover, he was required at
classified erns the Medoc, passed from the hands of the
Bristol, and could not go to Audover. -The Judge pointed •
growers into those of 'he merchants. We now learn that
out to Mr. Howard that other dameeet might have been
at least one of the first growtrui of this vintage is likely
claitned.-Plaintiff : I should have claimed X. 5 if I thought
M ars W and A. fdlbey
to find its way to England, ae • e •W. . f it would have been disputed; but I resolved that if be
have purchased the wtole of the Chateau Lente rom theunderstood,
would settle w:thout coming to Court, I would accept
',reprieve, Baron Itebechild, intending, we
th
that small amount.
to bottle it on the estate, ea that the wine shaalaha e. e
Mr. Howard said that plaintiff, when he had left his
decurity of the brand of the Clutean.-Wine Bs luggage behind, came back and spent the evening at the
Dintlll co nth Pdtica.-Ttie Mayor's annual dinner HoteL All the difference between his not going by the
train he intended, and the next, was that instead
tao or
etre came ett Welneelay aftyrnoon at the
crown hotel, as hen Mr Bennett previeed capital
geteing to Salisbury at half-prat seven or eight, he could
dinner. Mr. Sept. Viikery preeeled, suPeertee
-a hat not get there till nine or tea o'clock next morning. Ai
Ilessrs. R. Shinner lard Brumley (•ergeante at mace), Mr. ei remote damages, if the irmciple was admitted, they
cold lie ext,fided to any length : hut he submitted that
F. Mace (harbourmaster), Mr, Butt tieeees teams of the ii ivy wield be too remote. Ile wished to put Mr. Duuu
magistrates' clerk), ani freed by Mr. J. Lee (relieving ._to the box.
Meer) the vice-char. The active for ce, besides the
Mr. Dunn. sworn, said on the day in question be saw
ettr.erintendent, numbers 16, and the reserves, Messrs.
Billett, Brine, anii Mere,, 'sore aim there some luggage outride the doer, and on enquiry was told
belonged to some gentletian who was going to the
Sunlit:se SOWER Per Pcier.-At the Borough Petty ml
Session% on Weilneelar • nee suninioneee Por Local ' :diem- the .I,:dge :aid the " boots" was the pr
his
ep,
Board rates were heardliefore the Mayor (Mr. Lundiee persiin to give evilelo.v.-Mr Dunn said the "In ts"
Mr. James Milledee. Or. Drew, Mr. B. llopkito. and Mr lett hug. On this day they told hius that Mr. (larding
T. Alibott, Mr. F. C. Stazeall, clerk io the Local Beane wad walkeii up to the raliway statien, and he tattier-
appeared -Be ercheed Cor, of the Park Foundry, was 'mat up the luggage at once. Tiey alto told him that Mr
il.ding bad given melee to a little Loy and net to the
sum ruiined for nonpeyoueut of a rate anr.unting to .C 2 12. ar
.
- Mr. Cex laid he hat not had any demand made wee mute " and did ion gnu notice at the °thee. ad
lqg afterwards came Lack, and add. " I have taken
him but he made no obj. c. ion to the rate, and wes ready lardi
to pay.-Mr Hard, the collector, said he had sent the ey ticket for Dorcheter ; but I saull eleep beret entglie
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demand note by post, he had not called at the private nil I must go on and leave out Dorcheeter."-Nli
house bemuse Mr. Cox did not NO for the bowie. but
-H
eMdar Dunn coutumed ; Mr. Herding made no claim Lapin
I selenauly swear I took a ticket for Salisbury.
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only for the (unary In Renelagastreet.-Mr. Statue
said this was a new and expre,. provision by the Act, lain that evening ; I never made use of such an expreesite,
the letter must have conic inte Mr. Cox's hands. -In
a. " that iit a ' hoots '" and Mr. Harding did not osi
answer to Dr. Drew, Mr Crix said he had no letter-box .1
ne for any auto of nione.y for damages; if he had imam.
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the Foundry gate, nor did he receive letters at th. iee should have made all enquiries then.
Foundry. -The Mayor consideree that the costs must niii Mr. Harding ' I will ask yto call upon Mr. Dunn ti
„Ted._ Ace. my claim. It was made in a fortnig' ht aft,-
be premed for. Toe defendant was, however, advised not
to come up again under the same circumstances, or the eeres
Bench would have ti go into the whole question. The) the Judge said if there was no mistake why did Mr.
wished the pubic to understand that the applicatioe Dunn send up the luggage on a truck I In his
through the pest eras • perfectly legal
eraintiff had el • ly manele out that there was a ruistek.
one.
SOLDIER Guallino • TILL-Un Motiday before the m the part of Mr. Dunn's servaut, and the claim was
Mayor (Mr. Liindie), Dr Drew, Mr. P.. Ilepkitua, and Mr very moderate one.
T. Abbott Andras Slater, George Johnson, anal thlwaro Judgment for plaintiff.
As to code, Mr. Hance said plaintiff had met lb.
Maw, soldiers, were charged with stealing money Iron.
matter very fairly, he haul not asked for the full costs
the Sun Inn on Saturday night -Mr. Joseph Keeley.
landlord of the Sun, said prisoners came to his hous owing from Bristol, but he had to come from Salisbur)
Saturday evening, about half past eight. They called fir acre.
.answer te. Mr. Hows 1, plaintiff edmitted havin.
two-twos of whiskey and a glass of ale, which they ha. ho
,one !mimic. here on this vtok eJudge r•
and allowed
and drank. It came to 50., and one of them gave him u
shilling, and he gave them the change, which he put on :mum, and So. for a witne,
the counter. They got talking and called for two more
Be was called auay from the bar into the back parlour
close buy. Immediately after he heard sores money rattle.
end cried "Look sharp, there is some one at my till."
Only the three soldiers were in front of his till In as.
ivatant he came lack and saw that the hand e.
Slater wee just coming out of the till, with • handle
coppers; the till was three parte open. Witness said
'You scamps; you are robbing my till,' when the tall
one (Johns.) opened the door and called out-' Rau :
Lod, sharp and ruin 1' holding the door open at the time.
Slater ran; but the others remained where they were.
Blay did not seem to take much notice of the matter
Witness soot after the police, when the ether two rum
sway and left their whiskey and gin. (This was produce,
In glasses at the Court.) Johneon came heck afterward,.
eat in the windew, and linked deathly pale, and when Uri
police came he ran away again. Blay afterward,' no,
back, and the polieeman being there, said "I must
myself up." Whitens sail-" You knots my till
robbed," and Slay replied " Yes ; hut I am the
snail: you can take me; lint hams an innocent umn."--11.
Dr. Oven: Slater carried 'it his handful .if ceppere.-a
threepenny-piece was produced, which witness said /
believed he had 'ram in his till. His wife luieht poll
ehneeenee or fieireeliny-liit out of her poeket, and
may get among the ;Nipper. Besides this, the till. w.
opened wide ecough tor them to have taken some pave
-Slater said he could prove that lie took the three-penn)
piece from hi. town Colour-Set geant. Besides that,
a.
eoppem were found on him-Mr. Arden said there as,
°lenty of tinie to throw away the coppers.' )'red,
%you/skint drooled te having picked up
~he three.penn;
piece in Kingstreet last Monday morning, between Mr
Charles's effice and the railway station.-Slater declared la
bail tried ti 130.0 i the three-penny-piece at the Canteeu
but they would wit take it -Mr. James Jmty was walk ilia
to W.:elates' last Monday morning, when he picked
up: he gave leuight who was with Woodsford lil. for
bottle of gleger.beer, and they went away tete thee-PC
Hensler(' arrested Illay, and afterward% toek Johnstone a
Use railway elation, RodwelL Blay mid be knew the
teens' mantes that Were there; but lie was list Wilifisseo •
tell; he would give himself up as a priemer. Blair
very filthy langus.:e ,un the way t.. the station ; it be
• puttee soldier, he was tin old f..r them ; lie het lee I
through that before -A dischar..:e ;rum the Drag .••i
Guards was mend i.n .I.•hneon, iii. I berated ,iver lb.
Coleer-S,rgeoit preeent, a. St r. Aro.. ',tat it mieht Is
fie a very slaterent perre,.-Jelineen •mul he h..
found Pin a a aisteciat which he bad Inotighi, 'ii • he eorror
anal inside the Bartlett appremeeleil Shire
In the train at Kedwiel atatien, It before sin,.
Anil feeml en hint. Is. et.i. he it ok out, and sal.
it war allbe ; lid ernens se trcheO hoe oet me
ehilbite wel the three-tier uv-let Wueledi.,l a are c,,
the 1..415,0. Id lao • 0n..., ;se ket.--B: 11). y we;
all 'hr stilt ; they hod Iseei -.sit since t aete.k droia;•.
mei hal siedi., net: ly • taniel in drink. they all elite
I wet leg she' mai-We 0, bat p eale.l ion •..
C ilme.B.-rgemt 0 M..,ley geld men had only j
&heir ain •e•li VOW: theS Peteel here oti 'he It
see ei.•ing th. t time bed no roily sgei.,l then,
jtiymw ii et WO della Job. .11,15i.0., oh. 0
aerhe- e fie An litrscmuul lii. pool. awl .wedi • t
°peer early, tail' eitege el it. Jeenun anis
-an ird i-1. or, aid ill it
uee aee ai. -J.. teem indenli.ll; p•01..1, 0
lon r nee. The It me. I I net, bad it e.•
• •-•••••twi Isy teem re. kl se • :penile uie or a p..ai •
• drink.
Mu EV NO NAP TV Mole IMIANK i• P
Dr lee e. M . 11. 11 ileitis, ate; II r. &.
kis .0 h,rar a..g a eerie 8/ . 41/Weik •• •
▪ .1110.0111 t Jse-1.11 ADO Theni.lkit 11, r planed al-. he le in
streak, And tiw psis, i ..e
gathered in the 1.4 f The Hall ti Lear the ca, te
the poldiC ted atter s in , ihr .10,1....1
people lichee the tor vanislisel • ot ie Court. no if a ith
amsent.-The d h tr at 11.
mad.. II of the tenet ;" aml aalt.el a .ere
defendant a., A lathe-man meow, pai tea• he weidd
come into the Gall. " But sssss env add ml.
megietrate, arid 'aim Mr. Green auil Ike pl oua•thi, e
the pol.cenien emit fortheelk eatered.-The Superinteedeet
sie re het 11.01 neen uu Ur Ile- ir, pre- •i•ot
neoe ef t! e namea taken from low le the 1.-ice
mivaisasc -Me, Ger.-. ,ajob die ilia net bring :my iii re•
matted the police.-The Matte ; Are y. mm utisfieo drat tie
amulet giveu back to yoms, Lee la 11 is De, rtei
susi,,ui,ttiwlast y. . -.1 I -Mr. hr. ell 111 Y•
of make any charge. -The Siip.•,in'eluilent sail th
Kal niee• had been iound le ia.m.e. ax, tie e,,,e. e,
genie change.-Mr. linen: I lmane 1 Id the issues' or,
.10 mike any charge at .‘ll.-rhe Mater aka,' el
Green if be lead +tate.' that be had any more Wine) I•
Ile Grua ; 1 sacs X.'. ode shine:: both c alive hien.
the pollee at all-E.i.lence was hen taken.-I'
Dilemma r yestertluy &tern... at • quar'er pest in,., I
was in alaidenedreet, au.l wig crowd x-1,11.11`.1,14. AL ti
bark of the Church, and the two Tem.ii cempl tined ..
being amatiltael. Green canie in. and askel where thi
two —s were, and en my telling I.lau to go ...Y. be I,
his fist in my face.- Cre. n ; 1 yen are geing Into it, I
wish the case to lie adjourned; I th-eight the ea.-e wa
settled. -Dr. Drew: You can't settle it witheut t. •
magietrates.-Defendant : If too are Pim: intO tile CA-
like this, I should wish it &Diurnal. -The II •) or tied lb
prisoner he had better let the mu he heard now.-
Delaniont centinned that be stood beturen the us,
Bartle., when defendant toll tem to ga on, shoot hi
nod went across anal struck Pheephiles T
and when witness went te +separate therm Green struck a
him, and witnees t nk him anti cud..ely to prevent
breech of the peace—The Mayoilf Another time, else.
man is en near to his own eitor, it would be as well to take
hum to his Own kinnee.-The eStilittl.lo proceeded to as
that at the station he ',arched and found sit £5 mites
.C. 5 in cold, and In. dd., in silver and sorne cot/peril--
Green was af roil he had a glas et beer too mulch, and wia
net very particelar.-Fined Rte, and mete -Jeeeph an.
Theophilue Tipp, in answer to the Bench wieh to with
drew the charge they had brought ag-aiast Mr. Gretna
This was permitted, mid the pertia left.
TilkilES LOG: (9 AT IlulrE."-Mielloel Pleirphy
was brought up tor aoraultimi his wife, Mar. . la-t Sate"
day night, about 10 ecliek. -Her hush •nd cute luta
drunk, and acid he would eell the goods, when she tote
him he might, for he was nothing but • drunken scamp.
She stivel in front of the door, to keep it shut, when h.
thraw her down. Her Median,' wier a gonl en, whea h.
was sober, and slue 044 tier atatel hie bad language
breueht home all kin wages except 61 eel'., but his °err-
time ro.ney he event in drank, and eater home . nil called
her ha.i n.onr., and it we.. &Meet every night that he no'
drunk. She would like to he reparateil It man hint -Sup..
Vickery said the man was under a land; he certainly Win
not drunk wheo he was taken up, and lie locked hi,,, up
for his own goon-It wassettled that they shoeld separate,
the man to allow Its, a week, and, as Mr+. Murphey bei
bail the last weeke weer., idle promised t litid him toed
for the sreek.-Indesal of Celia the wife, on the ree-iii-
mendati,-n ot the Bench, gave over lialtaes,vereien, out ef
which the man was to heve tie. and the wife In., the latter
having her am to help iu ber support

MI. Ek)W.kEDS REMEMBERS.

The following letter, which has been reeeived by the
Womhildul the Mayor (Mr. Lundiel, does honour ie
the heart and the memory of our beloved member,
Mr. Edwards :-
53, Berkeley Square, London.
Dear Mr. Lundie,—As Christmas approaches, we one
and all look forward *ith some degree of pie sure to the
festivities and engagements of the *neon. It is indeed, •
poor poen that never iejoicem and, I want to claim your
kind sympathies and assistance again, on behalf of the
pew old folk. in Weymouth, over til years of age—which
you so slily rendered last year, in helping me to help those
who eennot help themselves. I shall feel so much obliggd
If ion will get some of our mutat friends to form • com-
mittee, and let all the poor old people have • dinner, and
ttrbrfor Llankete as last year—those who have received
ankets don't want any more, those who have received
one, to have • second, and those who have not been at the
dinner before to have one—but please reject all COMM
who do not produce the blanket, they hays received.
Wishing you all the compliments of the season, Believe
me, Tours truly, RIMY EDWAILDIL—Mr. Jobe Landis.

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