The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

BL&NDFORO.

BLAWDIPOIID Oaday. —Between 60
sad 70 plant. were entered ler bearing, but of these only tbn
following were disputed. . _ • .

CUOII-1' PRUNING" Dien—Claim lee. for IS weeks rent.—
r. Austen the rector of the parish, said that he appeared for
the defendant who waa a poor widow rattling in his parish, and
not able to conduct her own case.—ffr. Atkinson for the
plaintiff, •ald it was an unusual thing for a clergyman to appear
an advocate, but His Honour under the peculiar circum-
stances of the case allowed it.—Plalntlff said that the defend-
ant had melded with her for several years, end paid her rent
regularly up to 3rd November at Is. per week.—ffbe remained
from that time till the likh March. The only ground of defence
waa that the house was unbabnable, but no complaint was mule
at the time. Plaintiff further stated, that abe gave the defend-
ants • Month.. oak's, who left at It. exptration.—Defendant
raid that she left the bonne because it was not watertight, or
windUght —His Honour maid that it was on defence In law that
a house waa not habitable, if the party remained l.i it, and gave
• ierdict for the plaintiff for the amount claim, at 2s. ed. per
month.

—Fasts— v. Rm.—Claim 14a. for a females drew.— Defendant
tebd be knew nothing abaut the clalm.—On defendant being
ovorn. he remarked, the book that I OtVef had it.
Hie Honour informed hint that • wile could pledge her
husband's credit for Minr necemary according to her paeition
in lit..—Mr. Cablek agent rad that he iled the goods, and
the woman made payments on for the claim at
3a. per month.
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—Fergus Coos v. Hasean imam —This ems was adJoureed
front the last coui t for evidence ae to whether the person who
held be =Mpg. ou defendant's busband's property bad any
overdue after 'hie interest en the --Yr. Hakim;
amid that he could ham taken poternion of the property before
the defendant'. bueband'. death, who aonp the iartrl
He allowed the defendant to meo w one oags
smell rent, for the other twq, to Pap bar from th'e
His Honour mid that as it was prerred that the daleudant had
no effect., the pleintiff could not recover.
Qualms Yaw= T. Jour lilmed—Claim ts. M. for a piece of
cheese —Dateedant admlued la. N. 4 the claim, stating that
another so bad part at the chesse—Ordered to pay la 4d,
In a month.
Roans Axis I. 10s. 'ea part of reward for
ending a watch. Plaintiff said that be was diming through Mr
Phillipe grounds and picked up • watch, and took It to his
lodginp giving it Incbarpto his landlady. He admitted that
he saw the defendant at Waselfmrd fait on Rh Nov. and that he
than denied baring bead the watch, giving as a re eon that be
did not know what ill* reward offered was. His Honour told
defendant be had got a great deal snore than be ought. The
owner's nit no win on the watch, and yet thole he tram told by
the owner that he had log his wallah be den, having it. Mb
conduct was not that of an honest man. Verdict toe the defend
ant, his Honour allowing the defendant Isla meta.
RAYMOND I, Bainierr.—ln this cam Mr. Jobe., of Ringwood,
appeared for the defrodant sad applied ler a new trial on the
ground that at the lad court Ids client was not able to appear,
through 111-hepith. He NM • medical corMilloale but that °odd
not be allowed In reply to Mr. Atka Kr. Bennett stated
that he wee suffering from broadtail at the time, that he never
Dent a Infeeleffe to the plaintiff bra man In Ida employ to the
effect that the court would be held the next day (Tuenday), nor
had any conanunicatloa with him. Hie Honour grantee the
appiicatson with the condition that dafend•nt paid the costa.

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TEEEPTED BY THE DEVIL
The poor men, Charles Garland, & labourer, of
Owermoigne, who In & St of dementia brought on by
religiose fanaticism, oat his threat with a reeving hook,
died at Use Don't Ovanty Hospital on Saturday,
On Wedeesday afternoon Oiks Symonds, Faq., held
an inquiry rearresting his death.
Hrs. Amelia Gerbsal, his widow. said be woo 52 =on
of age, end for the paid two =oaths hie health had- not
been very good. On Thursday, Hay 26, Dr. Grainger,
of Wool, saw him, direeded him to rest, and gave him
medians. •fter & day or two Irbil about sga
mutis, but
three or four times a day "Nome would e over
his mind," sad he bad to go and down. He foe.
quantify told her tiro devil tempted hi= to return to his
old weys, and sometimes to sat his throat. She advised
him to haws his knife at home, sad he did. At nirt
he was very restless. On Wednesday, Jane 1, he got
up early and assisted Dose masons, who were .Tn
h.= house, by bricks. Saddlenly he wee=
and searekad for. Ills wife went to the top of the
geed= and sailed him. when he crawled out from tinder
some bushes with his threat dreadfully gushed mod
streaming with blood. Man carried his. to, sad Dr.
Grainger was sent for but her husband said "It was
no good." He had bias in a depressed state about his
soul, and said Otis devil told him all his pawing =ha SO

Mr. Symoods : Didn't you think that tillage ?
With.,. (confidently) ; Not at all ; people very often
after they begin to serve God, be tempted by the &mu.
might lead to harni f
he ht and found pardon of his eine, end was a
''tyottuinic think
ef iik i About seven waid ha
c. n o
chaulg=edr dia4mdn t
an from that time.
Q.—What do you mean?
n._why the things he used to bete he loved, ha.
Mr. symonds did not pursue the inquiry further in
that direction. Mrs Garland said her husband could
not read much, or write at all.
A man named Greening,., Garland before be wail
removed. He thought he cut his throat wiillo on his
Immo, and then threw the old reaping hook with whisk
be did it about four feet away. He told witness he
did it because he did not want ups to the asylum, .-
be add they ought to have witehed him tar be told
them he should do it, but be freely foegwre lbws „n.
When carried to the house be mid " la wail too late,*
and witness frankly camourred rasing "is um* on..
land said before he mit Ida threat be is, tea thousand
devils, and after it ten thousand thiseaegd. witness
mid .. Don't my that, Maria,* bat Im waylaid " Yea,
I mean it,* Eta said ha knew
and Dieheli hi bad salad his INO thwarere °atrial. Trila
and on the tray to tk. Itoopo4l As wastiod te kw Us wood u. Als throat, cora
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Mr. F. W. YouM• bcg," =Woo. at the
said where admitted be had a j troy,
throat froar apes of the Jaw toVothe,
in a
state al riving madams; be polled the
from tho irtonatd, sod refused to be fed, but r
sad brandy gives Iglu by the stomach
■•••• rabid.
Tb• Jar, re•unied • verdict of " aikido
stole of imasity."
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the Coon is committing him. But he excused aaa .1
by saying be had no intention of acting metre,
order of the Court. It Wall evident that if he be;
proper instructions to the prink, the ."rd "t
would sot bare been left open the label, and it ee;
proved that his Remota had gone ea using tb,w1.61.
He should Dot order a committal. bat, looting at tilt
whole conduct of the defendant, he was 01 opinjo. tsit
he ought to pay the suet* of these Psltasediairti tt.tt
,he wt.intiff was jostilied in coming at once to the
upon this ateties,
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A Vele' service *rodent occurred on e Loooohm
and Yorkshire Hallway oo rdeeeday. A
laden excursion train woe proceeding from
to
through the
sek poolbwr.s.m
when some
of ... o 1 theac.trhe risges..leran..
°airier's rolled down the embankment, and
many of their occupants ware much injured.
Wg learn from the Tomsk, Globe that a
armed penises "mod throne Upthe on Friday rat
last on board • steamboat. They ono alias to eel eei
ammunition', but India/ that the Canadians log
Amerisass es both sides of the eland were prepsr.e
give them • receptiott, they soasidered it safer to..
Mane their journey than to eteempt • landing.
•NOTIING terrible earthquelmehes newerred in Serie,
Ike city of Osjsee * this time the -egos of tha men.
Mos, amid • fearful dedriestios of hfe and property he
taken place. Upwards of one beedsed Fences weee
killed, and the number of injured I. very great. Towss
in the State of Osjace did not cape the alai, aog
sustained some damage.
The Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows trommestel
its 'Wisp at Chesterfield on Monday. Tb• know
report showed that, thoyth the Manchester district ii
is an unaatisfactory position, the order gerierslly
making great progress. 'The total number of insane
beloogiag to the Uniiy is 339,190, bad the PlerTo)
capital amouts to £2,860.18L
Twu very sad boating disasters have occurred to war
the pleasures of the Whitsuntide hokday. At Hoehn
some fourteen or fifteen persons went out in a pleads,
yacht, and when about • mile off the coast • midi"
must of wind capeised the vessel, sod the whole of it'
occupants were thrown into the water. Several boats
put off to their resew, and eight persons were oak
op. bat two of them died on reaching shore. The re
malodor were drowned. At Ratnagate, on Wednesday,
your excursionists from London west out in • boat, ten
frail craft eaptised, and the whole of them were low.
LONDON AND Sorre•WISTIMS RAILWAY COMPLST. -
special general newiitig of this gimpany was held on
Wednesday at the Waierloo Baron. to consider as
agreement for leasing the Poole and Bournemouth
Railway ; Captain Maogles in the chair. —The Charman
explained that the matter bad been before the there
holders since February, 1866, when they agreed to lease
the lies; but in 1868 they expressed • desire to ham
tbe arrangement cancelled. Is the present Session ths
Bournemostb Company sought for an extemeoe of time
and for running powers over porticos of the Londot
and South• Western Railway, which, if granted, would
be iojerioue to the company. The Bill was opposed by
the company, but the Committee on the Bill in Ole
Hones of Commons having intimated their intention to
grant those running powers, the direetors entered irto
orp-,eietions with the Bourse:south Company whet
resulted in a provisione agreement for the working 4
the railway in perpetuity, when completed for truffle,
by the Bournemouth Company. The South-Weeere
Railway owelpsny were to regain all the traffic receipts
and to repay to the Poole and Boerne:mouth Compsny,
by half-yearly thetalments, the annual sum of £2,280
io fall diecharge of all their chime and interests, the
capitol for making :he lice being found entirely by the
Pools rind Booruentotith Company. The tenth of the
line eu 4g miles: and the running Powers sought wore
for 90 mites over the &nth-W.o.re Railway, which
would be very inonovenient, although they had since
been reduced to 34 miles, and, therefore, ne recom•
mended the sbareLoider• to enaction the Provisional
arrangement for leasing the had. Bournemouth had it.
creased very considerably, exciefient beam, We" being
built there, and it eat likely to become so itoportant
place—Mr. Bireham, the solicitor, haves( rye I the pro-
visional agreement, • forms) moieties apprevia MI it was
submitted to the meeting.—Mr. Anew seseas NI the
motion.—A long discussion segued, I whisk Mr
Villeboisoet, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Castleman, Mr. Berl 'list
Gemelee, Mr. Pearce and either shareholders took p. rt,
which resulted in the reeolution being carrio4.-2a C.
Clarke, the secretary, read • statement to the effect tea
1.142 proxies, representing 16,259 votes and £2,650,11011
stock in the company. bad been leceived in favour of
the agreement • and 44 proxies, repromeatine 438 rose
and £48,378 stock, against the agreement. Mope:reed-
top then terminated.
ANGLICAN PoPYIT IN TEM DIOCISS OP Wllicagrree
—The Rev. William Broek, tif Bishop's Walibern.
writes :—" I SWI prepared to prove that several of
our bebop@ have 'leen the weight of their ellen and of
their fufluenoe and authority to "stave off" judertal
decision, upon those Rootlet and pernicious doctrines,
which are now tatted* without let or hindrance in oar
Church ; and it is now no secret that efforts are being
made in the highest eagetiestioal quarters, to induce
the "Church Aieredatiou " to halt in their righteous
course of bringing to • legal ism* the question whether
the doctrine of " Tbe Real Presence," as taught by ilr.
Berme* and the rest of the Prae-Reformation parte, is
consistent with the Thirty-nine Artistes of the Church
of Zeeland. The " massing priests" in our communion
knew perfectly well that it Is cot, and so do their
potential advisers in high place.. Hence the eatersess,
not only to keep the question oat of the Chetah Courts,
but else to keep these emote In Beek present state.
This is no creditable game for the so-milled seetawore
of Ridley and Latioßciora to play. This isimem-feere pair/
is suicidal, and the 'mg siergy are fast alienating
the 11111•0911 from our imemmealea. To over-ride the
Refermaasa, to make the detains el our Church a dead
Wier, and to restage the Momish Mar in Reglacifi
together with its admirable sompequesese of preeteraft
and the oonfessiesal, kite been their ablest fres the
first, and they seam to accomplish it if they can it
stielhuribosnestonaTilbPeiZilittyiedeasikred;l4lllllreh4"""r I":ll°l.;;;;llRerekletwhiesimbluiesutoa°i°"lP"::
at Manchester have latqly gives an iittilllgible answg
seers of our reformed Church It will be foost it pa%
21 of • pamphlet entitled *I Tbe Proment sad Future of
Ni, Church of
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Market-street, M
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reign of Parft4witilivylithtbeeihrojewares, Prand.olG ligathe""treeehee'letkiledulaaa"n6eNithetTPied'h forefathers, and whist' they knibliseryr tow In spites'.
all wester assurance, they would entail win. If Ito
people se • mass once realised the treachery of Meat
whom they hare trusted, it is km meth bytes feared
NM the traitors, and all their puerile seism. would be
swept away Is • tornado of puska AWL no
fee law wild prevent or imputrel." . Be adds the rf.er:t"
OM entreat from a resent senses ef hie :—" The Jewish
kierambe betrayed the Gospel Is apestelle days- bet,
11412,fts of God was not flwetritheihy their betrorn
of It, end the truth survived. The gavial hierarchy
has betrayed *sleuth for I,leo
against Rome and to betray bar least by dialog so ; hat
oneeetilhabareberintrilieeediejessmisirw:lolte.rviv‘iireitliTheindidaledireee:in w
thille"rtarser:::ll6lftsi••••st":".""mualerbile:iiiitbagPivairtil.:ll";
eye of mitheritze ; and Famish premier and ruporitl-
does, GI aim as from whit* clear
In USW rt bud re ear faithful hided*
Dived
as 7 •wp wain, are sew &affected and tali
our blemdlleete= eirlNen. The
betrar"
order. and prelate< vs got iato the egisseelia
faluda
sad there de:teems lad stibtie than
peiteetTh hams
Paeldemed the root of their . so loollieuhtled
&easel/ staved off by way that all mitioe bee be
for
nor 0t.114. Thate are silenoyal t
sinolawinkmmbleeth "With Illeehilsilmild
of infiarer ttitri "si the POWs* M Ritimalism and
stub Isf Maenad %either sheets/
and bishops wham soles* irew it is banish
Prisatotraugerid:o atelbew:"%elleedrrialllW"cyfaileteles:eellritellihereboed pon"airs
an::::mn*trieth. eruide;b°44:el iltootsinlinktillteris,_
_b.? Is the lark of our Chriffilliellthe
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most Pe mein resell
Judicious moderation that theirrt' of Is°ll e" sad
let ehme ---. had rawer b. Woo
to take "heir amen them Isonieed
truth shall be viedisseed. sad h°
Put Pow shall stand in eau a
hiibful bier-arehy, and le melee orbet
Prieet-ddd°° Parliament. Cibrige.k Mader, sea kie
eats' is inviseible."
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colouring lafsrtor weortobbjleetiosecleatoe
with mineral powder to pees them off as /De teat I.
thareteeed by the estlelie, is shown by the gess'l
pre erenoe glean for the avidly pars ue imported by
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