The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15 00:00:00

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COLLECTION OF
ITCHEN GARDEN

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fa"' bat broth., but he might h./ Met • couple of laymen, coffin was supplied at defendant', order. hut he contended that
He mold 4.111 Lr to toeing tWO brushes - une the bead of a the enneeeCi Price for It was Ile,. which he wul willing to InT-
houte brush. and the other • broom without • stick beedw Mr. Scrivm., the overseer. seed had paid other men to put
the horse brush Knew all hi. hruahea Had not 'sold An the body In the coffin and ettend to the interment, but Hans-
brushes of these deeertolnue since he had been in Hilo Vointn. fold .ad he had Men obligee' to hue three Men to carry the
,He had nomber. on those br0.).01. torch 10 there •ere not on coffin• betides the is, of a donkey arid rare. for which he had
langlrorehoster or .Wetf
Yoo4lb paid Se out of hie own p eke,. Hollour mid the plaintiff
aragnined : Had known Guppy twelve months: before tnust be reimbursed for the trouble he had evidently taken, as
'he w,rked for Mr. Jam.. Proseeutor's Rep-father. Morris he had nothing to do with the men Mr. Serlven mid he had
had worked for Jenr. gb.,it eight Years Forgot whether he eld.—Verdict for plaintiff with coats.
ever mid Morris had worked for James eleven years Never
put any mark himeell on the brushes. Missed all three
MuWes the day after Midas. day. Talked to Guppy acme
time before he admitted taking the brushes.
tnagistrates ruled teat the adintwion, (MINI .o,...xceFt
11 10 the first brush e-. 1.1 t Bugler, were 1ne1mh."......"
midmost being made after the threat .4 sending for
pollee WlrCallt.
P.S Pltfleki now said there must be two different charge.,
one for etealingfroin 1111 and the other from Yrs. ie..-
The Chairman remarked that could not he. for HO had
statml over and cone again they all beton:lad to hine
After some winvenstion, the magistrates thought the
evidence was .4 such a nature that it amid be useleni to send
the CVIC for trial. although It wee one of 107 •tong suspicion.
There was a charge against 110111111 of stealiog • linteh
belong' g line Jam-s, hut alio WIN very ill, being near con-
finement, and the was liberated on Mil for els weeks.
"misty ISiUPIT. Thureige. —Titer.- wore about 70
plaints entered. but the rnajwit - of mem were nettled by the
Registrar, swi the following nes the only one worth noting.
ek —Thu was an action brought by Mr. Henry
Igwk, oolichor, aemnat Robert Elliott, to recover pomeasion of
• house in Genre Building% Fordlngton, and in leo. balance
of • year's rent. •in ihe ease being called on a woman named
Christians Midatit %h. 4.lted that ahe liwel with the defendant
ffniied to hi, Honour for. MAlJOUrrlinent on the ground that
Mgt 01. 11 bud ill, and her Mod adviaer. (Mr. Weston) was
away from home. She stated that Elliott Met not been nut of
bed for ..111C day-, hot wreral persona In curt stated they had
wen him out even. das this week and one wane. proved
seeing him the low tom day at the south Western Retires
Sta•ion. 11r. lock inforniol his Honour that Elliott took hs
house 15 months ago; that he and this woman Rffout heti
1iv,,1 there ee er mime without any goods -and that they defied
him to get either rent or poweasion, also that they had carried
thi- practical for a e niddereLle time in Weymouth,
Ii I..whoder. living in hel,flnifn or hums, and forcing the
; landlord, to take proceedings to get them out. - His It moor
ninet the application fm or an adjournment and after hearing
.ffr. . Loek and hi. witne-s, ease • verdict for rgaintiff, with
immediate poasesdon—runeh to the aurprie of Itidout, who
tom hi, lintow it would he very " ineincenleot * for her to
lea,,. The pnwnoce, which hi, 114.1110 Ur thought was not at all
'•o,IlLeI o. they aremed to have hoped to continue there
150 mg Inc rent.

SEEDS,
PRODUCE ONE YEAE.II SUPPLY

Juporiurr Susso*s.

Room v. K FATS was a claim for L-. I"? • quarter.. rent "e
a been on Chapeiry. due from Mr. Hoard. deceased.- De-
fendant had taked upon hmelf to spuds* surre money that
deceased had left, towards payment of her debts. and had taken
M".'on of her elects. The order •t the first hearing had
nUde for 5.. a mouth. Defendant said , hat "c.e had never
been before his Hour. as Mr. Howard had kept her from
- Ili. Hini•iilr Add no doubt defendant had been well advised.
-Defendant : I •bould have been proud to have tome before
, your Honour. I am now re wising perish relief, and cannot
.11""1 top anYthlng.—Plaintil s4l Mr. Howard had advised
him to withdraw hi. witnesse., IN defendant had promised to
pay ss. • rmooh.—Defetslant said MN. Hoard had only loft
£3 , hot she had pail away u for ber.—lii, Honour said he
esuld make no order. as defendant woo receiving parish relief.
Unless there was proof that • person could really .(.rd to pay
the law did not allow him to commit for deht.—Adjourned for
three mouths.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1870

It is doubtful if any man wall by possibility do his
noblest, or think his deepest, without • preparation
of suffering,
BEING DEG:Willi—lnstead of regretting that we
are sometimes deceive', we should rather lament
that We are ever Ile leceived.
BOW TO ENJOY FlLllofiltSGS.—Neep tite horrors at
arm's knot. Never tarn • biassing "and to .00
whether it has a dark side to it.
MoMENTARY INVIMEICES.—AII minds are infin-
mired every moment, ad there is • providence in
every feeling, thought, and word.
MYSTERIES 0F RfiLlOtll:q A:qll WM.—From the
mysteries of religion the veil is seltiont to be drawn;
from the mysteries of love, never.
THE ABSURDITY oF IsyoxioATlON.--11 a man
could only look at himself with a sober ey• when he
is drunk, he would never drink again.
WunDs.—The knowledge of words is the gate of
scholarship. The history of a word is often more in-
structive than the history of a campaign.
Life is divided into three terms 3 that which was,
which is, and which will be. Isvt us learn from the
past to profit by the present, and from the present
I to live better for the future.
- ANODE—Never get angry. It is no good. Some
sins have a seeming compensation or apology, a pre-
sent gratifications of some wort, but anger has none.
A man feels no better for it. It is really a torment.
LANOIIAGES.—Latin is the language of religion,
Greek of philosophy, French of conversation, Itallan
of music, Spanish of literature, German of ocience
Persian of poetry, Arabic of speculation, and Englisl:
of controL
IJNoIIATIML PiON.L.—Yon may out upon this
as an unfailing truth, that there neither is, nor ever
was, any parson remarkably ungrateful who was not
also inimfferably proud ; nor any one proud who was
not equally ungrateful.
The contemplation of distress softens the mind of
mau, and makes the heart better. It extinguishes
the seeds of envy and ill-will towards mankind,
corrects the pride of prosperity, and bean' down that
in.o!ence which is apt to get into the minds of the
fortunate.

EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF SETS SACRIFICE.
—We take a remarkable instance of resolute sell-
sacrifice from Mr. liayward's account of the Turki re-
belcon against the Chinese dominion in 1863
Chinese garrison was shut up iu the fort of Yarkan I,
mini for forty days besieged by the Tnrki army—the
only terms °tram I were thut all should embrace Islam.
The old Amban—the Chinese Viceroy of Turkestan—
summoned his oaken. to a council, held in an upper
room: the lower room was piled with barrels of gun-
powder, with a train leading from beneath the chair
of claw: The officers asilembled, wrangling &limit the
probab:e ransom that would be taken. The Amban's
sons moved among them, offering tea and sweetmeats.
His daughter knet weeping by hie wide, he himself sat
calmly smoking his pipe. Sudde.nly Gannon shots
were heard, and the shouts of Allah Akhbs announced
the advance of the enemy to 'storm. A hint of the
Imbues resolution spread among the assembly:
amidst the confusion he spoke a short farewell, and
calmly turning his pipe-bowl, shed the embers on the
train—and all was over.—Naturc.

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