The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.
OLD WOMAII'II TREAT —On Twaday evening last,
gr. Bagffett, een., gave a taste some poor old won and
Ali women at the Wesleyan sehoolioom.
TH. Uffizi) BOND tY SCHOOL TREAT —The Com.
taittees or tesshers of the Nonconforntiet Sunday
Imbeds hiat w. ek rou-ider,!'d the propriety of bovine the
treat as usual on the last day of th
iuoctg,rwrite,...r, aisaheor:tofore,
The last of tliaenlte.d.e.,hzeidc,s as U' othtes that re%
day night, and it
Cor,nation y
thanracui' ore boll.
wan;.l be difficult for many
sto th,...a
_re,
day in a week, the tee. eh I b. poatpened. A
month hence Is named Ai aprobable time; but this is
by no means certain. We may strongly hope that eir-
cunistanoes %ill be favoundite to the treat being given
In July, as the children will then have a prospect of
mere enjoyment than nine', on account of the long
halm
COIll VP, MIDDY !—Who has not heard of the
.anum kt4,o getting along a Noddy " wot wouldn't
got by ng a bunch of carrots on a pole in front of
his nese? e opposite of this appears to have been
done on Wednesday morning last, by some old people
from Preston, for they left their donkey near the end
of Terraseestreet, with • cart-foil of tempting vege-
tables behind him. Ac in the case of the fatness
beetle, • bit of green on whose head drew him to the
top of • tower, the vegetables seem to have eserclsed
an attractive influence on the Preston woke, lint as
be was in the shafts, be could not follow them with
his bead, so ha did with his tail. The cabbeg,s
recealtod as the animal retrogaded, and unluokily,
the tailboard was nearest the Quasi. The old
ample spied the backward movement, and the old
woman screamed, while the old man, they say, did
iomething more useless still, and a crowd ran together
'booting in various ways. But nothing stayed the
Lemke', and the cart-load was discharged jut' the
3aekwater, the vehicle followed, and for ono., thew
:he donkey its way Instead of the animal drape, g
he eart, The next thin; seen was a hasp of cite
tattles, fruits, eggs. cart and donkey on the top. Ti.c
sagacious animal might have studied the Mat:notions to
bathers, by the prompt way In which be turbid ovrr
tin his bask, and attempted to float; but he found the
written not so good for four legged aa for two-logged
lackeys, and his kicking and struggling would have
4ownsd him, had not the people diaeugaged bin, from
be art. The vehicle was carried up the quay steps
ly
owe men ; but not even the ate/Rogow' a cabbage
ould get Noddy to agree with "inch a gettini,
"come up" he wouldn't. lie we., esoated
1 a merry arowd to opposite Mr. Betts's timber-pound,
. Owe teals was uncieremonionaly fastened round Lin
ad to a crane, when there was "a long pall, a strong
aud a pull alt )(ether." " one more, and up want
• he donkey." The vegetables and a lot of the fruit were
effected • but • number of gooseberries were left for
be rundl:rks, and the eggs, "all in one basket" were
mashed.
CIIBAHY.—The Weymouth Athletic Cricket Club
:ommenced their match mama on Monday last, with a
rillisnt victory, b-ating the Moreton Club on the Bret
anings by 90 ram The match was played en the
ground of the latter, immediately in front of the re,i-
woe of If. Frampton. Esq. and a prettier place for
-iokst cannot be found. lite Welmouthians begin
as game by sending in Caen and Stokes, the the bowl.
ig of Phillips and Mitebell. Stokes did not trouble
tine scorer, his wicket being very finely taken by
MitebelL The captain joined CueU, and some very
pretty play ensued, the defence of the latt v being very
I as Indeed, but he had to succumb to Mitchell, who
inght him off his own bowling. The captain, after
patting on a well-played 21, including a fine leg hit for
4, right into the churchym .1, altO h.d notice to leave
from the same bowler. Banger, who want in third
wicket down, was In excellent form • indeed, his pay
• ,iroughout was a rich treat to see. The seers abed at
. I when he went in, and at 130 when be was capitally
.ught by Mitchell off Phillips. Durban, as usual,
- 'eyed very well for hisl6, as did siFo H. Dumbly. The
. oreton men were very unfortunate in their first
i Dill's—the whole of their wickets falling for 43. A
is bit by Edwards deserves special mention—a drive
Mesh honestly descried 5 woe spoiled by the ball
:ilsing • tree at • tremendous height, and only 2 were
corded. They followed their innings and played time
when they had seared 66 for the lose of 5 wickets,
'l,ans making 17 by some slashing hitting, while
liatehings and /3•o3ombe seemed to defy all attacks
It tot the bowlers. The wickets were beautifully kept
h) Mr. Stokes, who le • great acquisition to the Wey•
with team, while the longltopping of Clark was trul
oellento The following is the score :
Wsrmorns arinsne CLICKIT Cora.
Cuell, c and b Mitchell ..
Stokes, b Mitchell ..
0. Dominy, b Mitchell
Brown, b Phillip.
Hanger, c Mitchell, h Phillips ..
Durban, c h
White, e Phillips, b Hutchings ..,
H. Dominy, b Phillips ..
Gibbs, b Phillips ~
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Crlckmay, run out, b
Clark, not out ..
Byes 12., lb 4, w 1

made.
TIMIISIDAY.-11sforo the Mayor (Jan Milled's, EN.).
J. Drew. Esq., and G. Reynolds, Esq.
be
eJhuti
.00ibri0A1..1,0,114.1t,,tezqtr.....34.4.
with,br.alfenro,
requiring him to whitewash an I cleanse premises of • he
eat the owner. There were three cows.
twBsiee e.fummthelrie..;l:li-rtsrdtba-i,
prod fur the Local Board of Health.
k' C. Strin; il. E.I . "I'P'3
n Satarday
• net at home; but he went o
niiiilV."l7enthrinited ithi.s.wl o had the notice deliverel on Friday
aton,kl
eleoopktalherrs eroor tmhse
dean,h ses.
iindllitethh.,adrealwle,yans told
yodirtthetotetlikeentait
. nd he had offered to
houoe, and said that,
Illariwoyass):r.orthirlitn:g ud
r,o"....liovrul;.tilsriwhcelicanwilt:vrh.r.sl:,hi:gpo.
De. Steggall said that, as the magistrateii were aware this
was au extreme case. an I the Lem' Boanl had felt it :heir
duty to take measures fur stamping out disease. They had
'hen very great attention to tins caw, and he was prepared
to prove that the Act had been complies' with, and the nave-
•.ra step. taken by the Douai.
Dr. Tleard, medical talker for the Local Board of Health
slid his attention was called by the Superintendent to a house
in St. Nicholas-street, Weymouth, and he insocete lit, about
the kOth May. It is called " Bunion'. Brothel " Tie premises
were dirty, the wails stained, disco.: I.rcv..ilvd thcro, and he
fel it his duty to issue a wake nrpoiring the owner to cleatt.ie
and white rash. He aecor hii,oly i ,vicri the notice...
Superintendent V ickery add in consequeneo of the caritas
cote received from Dr. risen!, he applied tor • notice to cleanse
and disinfect, and Moan was ordersd t i do so within 21 hours,
Witness produced the notice, under the seal of the Board.
Sergeant Harvey proved serving the notice on the oth Ind.,
on defendant:a wife at his dwellinghouse.
Gibson protested that it was served on the illla • but the
witness said lie took the notice straight from the Septa.
°Mee to Giboon's.
Supt. Vickery, Inspector of Nuisances for the horotholi, said
he went to Idols house, and • its a woman named Bunion, who
manages the brothel. He tid her it was necessary to hays
the house whitewashed and cleansed, and offered to lend her
brushes and give her lime, lie went a few days altar and
found it was not dime, and ho called Dr. Tlzard'e at.ention to
it. Alter receiving the notice, and it had been served, he went
on the lOth, and found nothing had been done to cleanse or
purify, and on Monday, 12th, he pot in four teen to obits:wash
and cleaned the place. Those men were empty eel). a day and a
nu wter at ir per day making Ris, and he charged Is for limo,
disinfecting powder. brushes, tze.
Mr. Rho/gall said that the defendant was nada for Sunday ;
hut they did not with to strain a point.
The defendant was also summoned for non-compliance, In
the matter of two other houses, in Ifurdord-streeL
Defendant said this had been done.
The case of these houses was then taken.
Dr. 'Mara d deposed to inspecting Nos. 1 and 2, If ondord-
o'rett. on June le, as I found them bulb exceedingly dirty. He
gave the usual certifli..tts.
Supt. Vickery pru% o I the issue of the notic,s, and Sergeant
11 irvey proved that they were served.
Supt. Vickery gave evidence, in the course of which he said
No. 2 woe occupied by a prostitute, who complaltual of the
smell. Notice was wryest on the Bth, about midday on Satur-
day he found nettling had been dune, and ou Monday morning
be put in two men in each house, The expenses incurred
were?.. Gibson had come last night and offered to pay the
c‘giminon.said he woot over a fortnight ago to get his tenants
to whitewash, and afterward. enoaged a man, but Mr. Vickery
put the men in at six o'clock in tho morning.
The Mayor said he was sorry to woo la,b.ollplacsd in such a
position. After he had ha I curie a severe visitation in his
family am defendant had, he could not account for human
nature in his acting an he had done. Defendant having lost
his children by the very dioave the Local Board were endea-
vouring to stop, how he could go on in the way he bad dono,
passed comprehension. The expenses incurred amountcsl to
i LI 104, the penalties to .C 3 awl the costs to CI 3o and they
would order him to pay that ant unit, iCS LS. Hallooed the
I result %voted make him cautlions,not only for himself, but that
r he would caution others whom he might meet, to keen their
r premies in proper order, especially now that we ace disease
I , around us.

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MORETON CRICKET CLue.

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iwirdn, b Ranger .. 2 c Clark, bG. Dankly 0
ott, b Durban .. 2
P cbll b Hanger ~ bC. Dominy
T m, c Whim, b Durban .. 4 bO. Donilny
1. Leman, b Hanger .. 2 b Cucll..
bw, b Durban . 6 b Whim ..
Ilutchinns, cCusli, b Durban .. 6 not ..ut.. .
Bascombo, b Durban .. 0 not out .. • •
Way, c Cuall, b Ilangor 0
crttchill. out OUt .. 4
c Stokes, b Danger ..
Dyes 2, Ib2, w 3 7 Lcg bycs 2, w 5 .. 7

Mr. Drew mid he was very aorry tory that there are pawns
tan very different position from 01115011, whom he (Mr. Drew)
?onkelap. as the common eneniasi of mankind, who ace
Icing all I i..; can, by argument and persuarion, to prevent
people from hating their children vaccinated, and from being
revaceinsted thenwelve, Ile only regretted that the law did
not enable magistrates to punish men who are trying to hinder
43 IA what the Legislature is makint almost eontlitilsorlf Mr.
8011011011 Piing SYSSIOSIS, Tuesday. Pefyre
Drew
aretfrorThdno ; aril I'th"Pit vleScrcill'a-mtedw.carati al
In
Monism. E.g., and Dr. Turd.from , the sinidi ifs: tory lightly, while one had not been vaccinated,
William tonal., a cripple, was charged a ith Lei:zing foul that estroin died.
door to door in St. Edinund•street, grout holf.past 1,3110 last
The defendant ha, been a strong opponent of vaccine-
night.—P.B. Harm proved the caste.—Prisoner said ha only
Lion.l.ni„ al alluded to by tho kixt or, has lust childnin by
had 44.1. towards his lodging, so he tried to beg some more
He was told that he could have got relief and lodging by apply- "'.
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the most stringent measures to
lug at the pollecotation.—Scven days' hard labour, the Loci! Board are taking
Elizabeth Brimbleernnbe was summoned for using abusive stamp out the disease.
language towards Vertu., Baker, of West Parade, on the 4th CuIJNTY FirTT EID3SIONB, Friday.—Before G. It,
instant, and Mrs. Baer an, ebarzed MILIIIIt43IIIIZ or recoiling Eliot, Esq.
a piece of lace. value AL, the property of Elisabeth Brimbl.- Ilesey firesuse, private 8.F., was brought up by P.S.
srombe. The wee arose out of Mrs. Brimblecombe's piece of F wane for dealing a gold scarf pin, value If. 01., tee pro-
crochet-work, which she mid sho had begun in Devondiire, I nary of qr. J. li. (toys.'. of Fortune's Well, Jeweller and
and finished when she came to Weymouth. Of course, ouch • wit,nos ;sr. Oa r1.1,1.1A ui pri .oner ,• It Into Mr.
plow of works, this woe valued by the fair nicker; lout alas ! and aiks.it' ! toiiit I pie:. Ile was
when she took it downstairs to wash it, "in the parlour or sin tin aI r MIC I wine!' he chose. and st-k^sl to
coo
anywhere else," as she said, somehow or other it diwppeared. another. While Mr lt,iyal w gettlic, anoth,r, prisoner ran
She was going to put it round her little girl's dress, and, said away, ith the Ent In Ins haul Mr. Royal follewed hi.u, and
Mr. Brimblecombo, "at enough to go round both sleeves"; took lents to the police station, where l'.-S. Flora,ca searched
but, as the combined wi.lian of the magistrates and their him, and fun I the pin his trouser'e pocket.—lteinanded to
clerk (neither baring been drueenakers) could not tell how I the petty secoloiss at Dorchester next day.
much that implied, she explainod th it it we, about half-a-yard.
She MY deprived of this valuahle piece of property froin lmt PORTLAND.
summer up till the itfel of Kay, when she fancied she spied
It on die arm of her next Soar neighbour's little girl Ann. THE Undershill Coal or Blanket Club suzgested by
Then re knew it at once by the" woilop" round It; Ind she the Trustee Of H.M. blr.nt, boa been formed. At the
deferred further examination and her claim. On the ith of first iu siting, on Monday last, upwards of 100 mem-
June We new it again, and this was too mach for her for- berm were ,urolled.
bewance, for she called Mr. Baker, and at once demmsled to
know where she got "that work round her little girl's arm?" The Lmal Board of Health have issued notices by
Mrs. Baker replied that she didn't know, perhope from her their clerk. R. N. Howard, Esq. ordering the removal
daughter Mary's box; her child had been wowing it ever of nuisances, and giving offenders notice of what they
singe Christman Mrs. Brimblecombe's wrath rose at this, and mfy esprit should they fail to comply.
she exclaimed "I don't core how long she's been wearisi4 it; Waitron Darrinierloili.—A few nights ago some
it In my work, and I can swear to it "
-ra" Baker '''°ll/
retorted " There's more work alike," hut Mrs, Brimblecombe unprincipled permit' gut to piers a net belonging to Hr.
,
Indignant at the slur cast upon the commonness of her beloral Absalom C Lie and party. Mr. Galled anomaly refuse
" scollop" pattern, vauntingly replied "I don't soppose you to fish on Sunday ; but they have been remarkably
will match It in Weymouth." On this the scorn of Mrs. Baker succaaful on week clays. Although early in the week
Increased, and she answered " I wonder you don't my all the as me raval attempted to destroy their net as above ;
house is yours." Mrs. Biker considered her neighb cur was on the day after the damage was distiover,d they
charging her with stealing the " lace," and a quarrel ensued ;
caught a great quantity of &lb more it is said, than
but we we happy to my that "no bad words were use I," and
as Yr. Butt, acting for the magistrate.' clerk, said, "it. am any oily r comp toy on the Beach.
only • warier quarrel." However, Mrs. ?Ulcer thought the 're TH:?. USILIIPLOTZO.—The following paragraph,
language en derogatory, that she was afraid it would load her tdren from the iron era Coal Ti talcs ReVi€W. 1."4"
to commit a breach of the peace, and brides that they had had that in the northern distriets at least the labour market
quarrels before, for which there was every facility, their doors offera abundant empl .yrnent for idle hauls, and gives
being conveniently ClOOO together, and one of their dogs hav-
ing dal to tile *emirs that there is room fur improveut,nt
made • further opening by biting out, piece otitis owner's
neighbour's child's trousers. A breach of the peace was, in • rates whoa allows one district to limier!' for
Mentors, Imminent, and the wiles came to Court. tire, leek of han Ic, and another to be burdened by • surplus
Brlmblecombe could not produce the bit of crotchet said to Ice sup -li' of labour The supply of skilled labour, ant,
stolen, but Mrs. Baker boldly handed Mame. and all, with the inde.d, of lid-cur generally, is deficient ia several parts
lace thereon, lest, se she said, her neighbour should charge her of the country. Thu north of England is at this time
with changing it. Mr. Bricablecombe closely examined it,
abl to absorb a large number of ironstone miners,
but one bit, she said, wasn't hers. This wooa downfall f the
exclusiveome of the Brimblecumbe "scollop" but the lady pit.nen, labours-se, ironworkers of various varies, and
still duck to it that the other bit was bora So they c,-tlollcd shipbuilders We bear continually that I irge numbers
the contest, about the odd threepenn'ortlx, and Mr% Baker, as of .blehadiad men leave the country for America or the
Dent move, called her daughter to prove that she worked It 0010, ie.. It is clear, theref. ire, that there must bo •
hefted. Mc.. Brimblecomito couldn't StAild this, and satiricaby c aderable amount of surplus labour in some parts of
enquired if Mary Baker was allowed to take an oath? She hasl,
n kingdom. Toe difficulty is to ascertain where this
she aid, a bad character for untruthfulness, and then Mrs.
Brimblecumbe's loving spouse put in Ids oar with an assertimi excess of population exists, and next to 'cleat the class
that Mary Baker had been toe reformatory. Mary, all In tear., of men suitable for transportation from one locality to
and her mother,
.th aflame, denied this. and Mr. Brhalsc oath another. Clergymen and philanthropists are anxious,
was shut up suddenly by an order to hold his tongue or leave no doubt, to do the best they out in moving workmen
the Court. Mrs. Brinibiccombe, however, repeated her emir- fr,m places where there is a superabundance of labour
Ban. wkaa Mrs* Baker anuaWhaatlY produced "good daracter" to others where a scarcity prevails; but they are
as a trump card. Mary swore that she knew her own
inindi,...&" in the crochet produced. for she Old both the fire inently ignorant of the inset requirements of the
plies., and she accounted for the pieces by expAining tint. 41 fferentt distriets, and hems, their efforts frequently
they were done at different times, and with different sirc• of f il. If thee are to snoceed they must its basal aeon a
cotton. She also produced. long piece of crochet of the t' o ongh aequaiet meat aßit t'io ra,railiar ..ireuindanoes
identical" sc°ll°P,.. and the un'fri“raUsfhavingja"il,b Of tool, locality requiring han F r initance, the blast
I'd with atakal "'ea' dimataaal ake ea"' warm"' "'" Part"' faring:lei s-f Cleveland weld absorb the strongest class
that, if there were any .00.-u squabbling, they would, both
Daher and Drlmblecomee, be bound over to keep the pee.c. of L.bourere, and in this deportment no trailing is
(Mow Edward/ WOO summoned by Caroline Hensford for required. A rose neat be only a shott time not of •
softening her, on the 9th hut. —Mrs. Hansford. whole VOW!. job if he happens to be 'drone and healthy. Qoarry.
Unaes called Norris, they said in court is liable to treaktiew inch or coo tvators would be able to do well in the broil
for • deep of drink, and there had been some Pre'hala gahrill mines the course of • short time. Men trained to
with Edwards. However, on this ...Aaiun, she was not tipsy,
*wording to the ponce (and they must know, for they keep a w,,rk in metalliferous mines would also have very little
" barometer" at the station), but one of the witne...es opined 11. M ulty in adapting themselves to ironstone mining.
she was not far off, She wax jogging on, when .he met The. ironworkers proper, however, require to have had
Edwards, "which she had a basket with MOM ChM,: MI her tome training bs fore they can be of much uae in mills
arm." She met hlm "to hi. face, and never mid Edwards, end forges, except as mere labourers. Artisans of
nor no name whatever," but with admirable dlreetn.s of pur- ain.nai any kind would be sure to find amployment at
pore came to the business at once with " You struck me last ' ,
Ma° i wages. Thar, with c.refull selection, large numbere
Rueray was • week; but remember 3ou never tsk e that
opportunity to do it again." Edwards, thus challeuged. Urge' of et ry useful men might be easily transferred from
mantises. so much a. to shout " You —, knock you parts of the country w ere there ins surplus of labour
overboard," and to strike the old WOll3lll with • wal bag on to rt.oes where there is a pressing demand for
in., lace, making it black with coal dust. She that eirefully A
t u 'ensl men."
took the cheese out of her basket, and put it down WI the
reed, and Men repaid the blow with interest with her basket.
ancordung to her account be struck her with his 114, and
knocked the basket and chew, out of her hand, knocked off
her hat, and knocked her down. When she got up, she left
Ike cheese, end her other things in the road, and e :fiat mi
I. Where you've placed it, there it ,hall lay for me, for I'd
never more move it, to the day of my death," went soon.,
without hat or beaked, after giving Edwards the kind ceue.al
"Strike your wile, and potpie. A prudent regard for her
rrotWy made her re-consider her vow of total abandonment,
oe into boy, fetched the basket, cheese* and half but
she might have exclaimed "That's not the chem. I" for • wheel
bid VOID 01'0, it, and it was covered with dirt, so Am mid ;
buts some one else said there was nothing the matter with it,—
are, Ayr; new only • man striking a women with a e- al bag,
Mod exclaimed" For shame I for shame I Cowardly !cowardly
but her words had no effect. However, she new the woinati
get bold of the man by the leg, and get herself up, atOl she
thought Bamford eusald have pulled the defendant down.
Jane flandaLl'i version was that the old woman insulted de.
hodant first, and celled him all the senses she could lay
Wm tongue to, caught him by the threat, and In Mu
struggle fell down.—Mr. C, 80110, jun., erg, ii, hi,
bast, and wMts be went away plaintiff came over to Edward.
and insulted him. At this time witneW. beat was in the
middle al the harbour, and he could not bear what wan said ;
but .•nrs Jerrie" took the cheese out of the basket and they
fought, the woman using the basket and the twit the Lag. --
Diernkned with a reprimand.
Mr. T. dada was summened by Mr T. Willie for allowing
a nuinence.
Mr Wstii.: Your Worship • I shall be very much obliged if
you would nad the copy of that summons before I begin.
lar bigeett then read the summons, which charged Mr
Banok that he "did allow • nubsoce arising from • COILIIO
1134Ourmory to continue so es to be a nehmen to hi,o vol
151°..1 WWI. and others in the neighbourbeed, and dutri•
imenal to health."
Mr Willis; That is it, continued that be had to my
be had no lifeline of animosity, hatred,ssahicw. or uneharitaMe-
; he came there simply for the benefit
of oublic health.
lb Arden asked if Mr Wallis had the 'Poetics within he had
given Mr Swot to abate the outmost
Mr Waliis replied that he thought the bawd of Health had
to ,do with that; he bad nothiag to de with the Town
Council. Ile had been to the Inepsetur at Meissner. and he
Moven that lea the peeper pima I. goto.

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MILITARY Moveliswre...o* Ttiasday
Mr Arden mid that • n.:tice to abate the nuisance must be t BL &MOD.
served.
Mr Wallis said that had been done ; but tho itnisanee cons .
CHURCH Illsrifoß3T SOCIITY.-0 undo last NW-
tinned. lie eolliplained that the %null froin thee Llidle UMW*. of the Royal I terse At the $ batter/
factor often e•oupned tie= to close their wholes". Ile re rode t ) Alderdlot.
e , a bean itY moon ()I1 I elicit (,f t+s Wok
04/ Pared through this town
wi*liet to la hit and ju.t .In his remarks • ant Dr limp'"
bad told hint )etteniay that thc smell of tallow
smeli ; hilt the melting dowti el decayel animal matter 004
, ford r ~urch b
detrimental to hen it. lie could him br. Nkt .;‘) witneeee...• , A ilahah 1"u nem. H. lief's, Hissionarr from
he write i ; but lia 1.1 only bronght Ore, , „ ty wore parestSched io B1103(1-
.100, ...a. quite ati. Indie The preach,. rln to lumping select/A
enotr,:h. Mr n'l •,.., ll'd "Id I, frl,"‘l of his that the 'men eat as Lis teat :-;. Matthew in , 21, '• And in His name
can oil by th, Iln,tirg of IMM.C., ir,,r ..,,, gentleman's &es t '. shall the Gotilea trait," 116:111 I u the evening 2n4
but lie would At, lii all honesty and ttitth, whales it was
.....ur .
... inthien, v., 14 and m
15.—The eollections aounted
mon. Imp:dont t.ita air Snook should +ell a few isoll,_ni• ;nut° to E. 17 11.
tallow at • . much par poun tb d, t.d at aLe more lewm enould .
„wier the ~i1„.1,. of the smell. RIF L' Lohrs Tu .—On ten members of tie
6t4
The Chainean said the service upon Mr Stook of tim Atice D.ltts 1. (Winstiorne) and the same number . (the 14,11
to obit,: the wii-aoce unit be proved. (1113dford) mot at the butts of the letter for a fric null
As lir \Valli+ could uot proy4 tie,. the oute WM di:dais-pl. in.ch. The weather w.. cmpronititions, oompAlin.t
MoNDLV..—lleforo J. Drew, lig , end O. dieynalds, " Put,' to terminate the stoutest almost direetly after
commencing fire at the long ranges. At the *bee ot
for laiing (0,111.'4
&Inn Mum ,i, Si, a dressensker, who With het the firing at the 200 yards' range the Slandford Lardy
boil enc. er“l., and her hair diabetelled. stirred carried • led by six points. The practice was, however, -. '
newspaper in her hand, was brought up erellt.
ergo, in 1111 111.0011 d Alta of ailed. she came forward won ,
and lifting up her right hand as lash WI She could, even PRRIIESTAIIO/1 --CM
G"TIFTI2°
.i the name of the
- I Want the charge read !" The Chairman: Tea ex,: the Crown hotel, Sergeant Davies, n
irate, of the
w.th being found in a unsound AM. of mind.—Prissief : an offiema, uensomunaissioned officers, and pr. __
Saturday last at
you prove 1 out unsound In mind 1-I'ho chein..o: we are Q,.0.11..Y.C., presented to Drill Instruotor illtunnualli
goioljblto—taThiceschw.evidomnd...l—rrio.,...imehre Inosht
. Sickish y perforined,a purse containing forty sovereigns
wn" "V liderling her '''-'e I°. Jung v'• If "' were 0001 ." ' k f esteem and appreciation of his ttuiflrni
Zititerm'ke pitt,Pg7:74 ors his retirement from the duties which he hos noel
mind. Ho advised her to be Aleut.— Prisscr (very leudial: 1 ss I. mar 0
will ! lam not violent. I situ not lutes unting.—PAL ii:ne. good oonduct with the regiment during a period of 20
ford said that ascot two o'clock yosteraT cuernlog, h. was on, year..
duty in Conine roal-roadittl dew ~0 prisoner. One of the
County Polici nu watch her, sal he told witness be had
00011 her on the hoe., mild not.umider It sale for her to be
about. Wile,. a,keti her to to home • but she refused. She
Wsbrought te tho piles 'to WI) fer safety. Witness believed
her to be Je.tilute.—At .nis prisoner burst into a scornful
laugh ..-Witness eindinuat Ott tome weeks ago, he burst open
her ~,,,,e m Isrunawk: Court, bemuse her father was eery
inicasy about her too 1.34 not been seen for • fortnight, and
It appenud ths• she had stayed in her room, and had not
...e. any victials fur that time. As soon as he went Into the
todroom Kroner Jumped out of bed. After this she fastened
op the home mom securely, Pilltl nothing was heard of her for
a Pirtnigtt, at the end of which time she Won =wen In the lAA
yard, etopplor up womh—Dlrceted to Ise examined by a
moillesi lean: -Dr. Griffin attetwerds proommeed her to be
inure, and an order for her removal to Charminster MA

Ho-notir.
William Walberton, coach builder. Blandford, v F. Hardy,
bersededer of the same place-4.3am 820 fora four-whoel ran.
This um had been adjourned twits, on the application of the
detcodant.—Yr. Atkinson appeared for the defendant.—
Plaintiff stated that he made a van to order for the defendant,
the price agreed upon being £2B. and he agreed to take three
traps in exchange, allowing £6 for them. illy one, valued at
he had revived. When defendant cams to him he showed
him a yen in his yard, tho price of which wee £3B. Hardy
mid ho did not want one so largo as that, and be (pLaintiff)
agreed to make him one for £lO loss When the bill was sent
in Hardy said that was too much money end ref used to pay.
Two of the trap, which plaintiff was to have In exchange had
been in &nett, r pereon's pomesdon two years and-s-half, and
shoe they were brought after the summons was served, he
1 (plaintiff) ref used to lure them The one he did have wee very
much broken, and the full value was not more than Et. The
defence was that plaintiff could have had the whole of the traps
in exchange, but that he took the best, and left the others;
that no agreement whatever was made as to the {dice of the
van, and that It was overcharged Defendant called as witness
Mr. James Ball, cotchbuilder, Blandford, who wassupwaned to
give evidence. He expressed very great regret In having to
appear, in a cam where • brotherdradeaman was concerned,
and It we out of no opposition to Mr. Walbertou that he calllo
to give evidence against bin. Ile had seen the van In question
and should be glad to make 20 such et from 18 to 20 guineas
each. That was the price he heel charged to customers for a
ion of the same kind. —Plaintiff mid that witness could net
chew him • van of the same kind for that money,
upon which witness dated that he made one for Lord Rivers
and for Nedra Greatbach for the same money.—Mr. glans,
coachbullder of Wimborno, said that he saw the van in ques-
tl m just before the last court day and conddered Its full worth
to be 20 guineas. There WM nothing particular in the make.
Honour considerod that 2) guineas was a fair price, and
govc judgemout for £l, allowing £2 for the trap taken in
exeloulge.—Mr. Atkinson objected to costs but his Honour
decided that dcfeudant must pay the coda °Ake adjournment&