The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-23 00:00:00

tithe LAght in the darkness of each a law beseeching you for those who take each an interest in the inebtntloe,. sad
to look to the gram of Hie servant up to Him, who was those of the industrial classen who have not hiUterto
dead and is alive again. Yee, Indeed, it is worth while to ernbramd the advantages of depositing their Ravings here,
he a Christian, to knew Him, to belong to him ! May would do well to commence doing 14/ at once. We would
the Preen of His Preeence be with these that mourn, remind such that the rate 44f interest allowed eel, eitore is
and for each soul here may He be life, now and £3 per cent., and the Goverement certifieate (we tee betel
and eirculated in this netithleurhoe I shows thee those
beyond the grave t'-After this touching melee., during
investing have the advantaße of ale iverieueut riatree fer
the delivery of which tie-.. woe aarcely a dry eye
In the Church, the usual pray-, were offered, and the their savings.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF IeROHABITIEL- The aimed
mournful procemion proceeded ai the graveyard, wh
re performed, and the coffin, w meeting of the Southern Dittrict ef the Salford Unity of
the last .red rife weith
r, this Otder took place iin Twalev, at the Temperate,'
it. eonteeess hovered ee e" lee' resting pine' The e*ihe Hotel, St. Thomas-street The officer presents. . 0 Bro.
bore the simple meserletimin e In men, ev of Eliza Dixon,
Tamer, D.C,R. : Brie W. Best L t• 8 t. elers • Drl/ It •
who died January 11,1877. seed 37 yeare-Bleesed are the
deei that di.- in the Lord" The eeremenv was then Bee. H. iteminre Dee ; Bro.. Rt.:. D' .' Illanu.-rissmelieti,.
Itri ht to close and all that wee mortal of lse who in 1). i. ; Bro. Holloway, noureememah, PDC R. The
be her eheet of the pest year, e pr Agreed by the D.S.,
olie a e
het time had "done , what she could for her Master " wee
'Mewed a balance of £250 13e Le in hand in the funeral
left to rest until His arming. fund, awl the amount of BUT 7s. Id. due from tenta.
There had been few deaths during the year, the welder
GREAT BIRD CAGE „f ~,,,,ber it
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AyTpIRON AND
CHE:rER.
' and Llewellyn. of Po ile, were appointee trustees far the
, district. The surn of 47 10s. w.vntel to the B.S. for the
' The Donee Don Poultry Pigeon and cap Bled rear,' services, an-I £l. Is. to the 'meters. Bros. Parents
Aemewiation may well he congratulated upon the and Greening, of Dorchester. The nurolter of represents-
spleneel exhibition to be witnessed in the Corn item Preece% R..oe le four tents being unrepreeental.
r route was selected aa the next place ot meeting,
end tieday (Thursday). Over
E
and B Itev. D. Henn, with Bro. H. Gendry as alter-
xchange yesterday
1200, entries at once otawris the society as the most ro. thenative, was eleeese ae representative to the next moveable
important in the South; and the extent of its conference a! Neweastleen-Tyne. The following office?'
ramifications may be judged room the fact that birds were eleeted for the ensiling tear: Bro. W. Best, D.C.R. •
were from Ireland ane the Channel Islands. The Bre. Balm Salisbury, D.D.E. : Bro. Hendry. ).S.: and
Feature
are very liberal, amounting to i /50, a pleating Bro. Hann, D.T.
feature in connection with whieli is the large array of FAREWELL -The Rev. N. L Galye, who for more than
silver cope, given be lanes and gentlemen real-hug two year, has ministered at Christ's Church, of which he
in the town and neighbourhaids There were 32 of sre,lceuyreareeiinercharg.
r e.,„bni;
heienelehis
gli,strie„meveell.sermoit ;in
these cum, and pieces ef plate, the donors being- hage.-On Mond ey evening Mr. Glemlye entertai' neTl'thYe
Mr. C. J. Radel7ffe (Hyde), Me H. H. Gumore choir at tea, ane during the evening a presentstion was
(Poole). MT. W. L. BiTtiler, M.P. (FUddletOWtl), Lady mete, which wes very gratifying ei the rev. gentleman.
Smith-Marriott !Dawn House, Blandforde the Mayor The char, asestal by a few friends, had purchasel a
of I hireireeter (Mr. H. Locke the officers of the Herd hands ~,, le inkstand of Conimandel wood, mounted with
Home Artillery (Dorchester). Lord Alington (Crichel silver, and this was presentee to him as a mark of their
Howse), Mr. J. H. Calcraft (Rempstone hell, Ware- estre ee and reearil. Mr. Gelye was taken by surprise hy
t gift, but in a few worms he feelingly ezpressed his
haul), Messrs. Saunders and Jacob (Dorchester) Mr. thanks and appreciation of it. •ind he regard for the choir.
H. Hazel (1./orchester). Captain Hon. H. E. T. fli be
ghr With some kind dirmetions awl advice he wished them
(ef 'teems.), Mrs. Fellowee (Kingston Holum), MTS. gest-bye. The evening wee wound tip 17 simeng some
}:vorett (l).ircheeter) Mr. Jieeph Scott ( Dorchester), anthem', and sacred songs, and closed with prayer. The
Mr. H. Ling (Dorchester), Mr. T. S. Biggs (lion , inkstand we.. suppled ler Mr. H. Wheeler, St. Mary-
chaster), Mr. W. Bishop (Dorchester), and Mrs. E. street- The rev. gentleman hne been presented with a
Burnett. Nearly the whole of these went out of the yutrise: o
ei., ot
of 4.50
,ieiinhehalf of the menther of him emigre-
n:est e handeorne r miniunion service, and
county. ~e_ ' he h. al. received other valuable preeenta and lettere of
The poultry occopiesl the-rem Exchange, and mw farewell. The text of his valalictery sermon wee " And
after row, three deep, of the aristocrats of the we know that all things work toe:ether for good te them
poultry yard miemawl the attention, and if a careful that love Gee, to them who ere the called emceeing to
inspection is made, a ceneiderable amount of time Hie intrp."-Reiimns viii., et. 'elle rev. gentleman, in
from the vieiter. The appearance of the hall was his 'loan:. remarks. •Pneamil to he deeply affected.
certainly very different to whet it wise four year.. ago While expresszng hie thanks to the many working
4 theehurch,nd bidding mintier,' ta them a lee farewell.
when 500 entriet constituted the society's start Ducks he ml he left at ess oe ef
went lecatee in the market house while, appropriately effiiesi f t eer iihe M eech, the
andexpr mrumand f th chi
it wee a great trial thus te be
en' 'ugh, cage Miele were placed in the cuagWristes' parted from them. They would. he was sure, he gratified
romine Pigeons, always a great feature at tbeae shows, to know that ne complaint had emanated from their
and ,on this occasion numeering 350 entries, were chief officer, nor from nue of his flock. Ile could say no
exhibited in the Town-hall. Many birds were referred, more but " Farewell-tie perfect, he of one mind, he of
In consequence of a lack if space and ed.,.s of good comfort, live in peace, and the Gel of peace and
entries. love shall le: with you even mite the end of the world:*
The Judge," were t-For poultry, Mr. R. Teelay, Tirul,e,
°t cmite etf on Tuesday last in the Boys Schools DISTRIBUTION AT ST. MARY's SUNDAY SCHOOL-
'
Fulwael, Preeten, Lancashire; awl Mr. J. Dixon, . '
rem, under the prealency oftthe Rev. . ,
lenefi aid, Yorkshire, Pigeone, Mr. W. B. Tegetsmier, in the absence A the m R eter, the ev. TT A. Falkner
. °reeve,. The
Finchley, leinmene Cage birdie eh., George Billett, evening wag wet, and the; accounted in a great Ineasure
Senthampton. for the nensatterplanre of many of the parents : but
Without minutely partieularieing the show, which netwithstareling the inclenieney 44 the weather a goodly
woull be only an unthankful tack, lathe general reader numb. r A parents and boys essembled at seven o'clock,
would not care to know that Mr. Smeandeeres poultry arid the proceemlicgs co TTTTT leveed with singing a hymn,
lacked the coral-like redness which distinguished the after which Mr. Tigwell offered prayer. This was
followed by three reeling*, given by . M
*omens of Mr. What's-his-nameee we will take the Bu Mr. Ge F Roll.,tt, awl Ir. S. S. Milledge, the lein. nem ta By thiS
classes generally as they run in the catalogues. In time the Pe m Pete employed in business had the rrop.pertunity
the p eultry eection there were upwards of 660 entries, of coming in. and Mr. Smith, the deputy euperintendiint,
anionget which we noticed some remarkably fine give a short ennimary of the welt year's work. Then
claews, block red game coming out especially strong, took place the distributien of rewards gained by the lads
also did Bantams. There was also a very meritorious for punctuality iif attendence, general geed conduct, and
collection in the game classes, but Cochin" were about regularity it, repeating their texts. Mr. Falkner under-
the game as lake year. Some fine birds were exhibited , pleasingdilueteyd ofe,gthiviigetehe elite:7l,s, ruid 5,1 t
in the leirkirig chromes, and the more fancy sorts, cone their way int, the hoiIICA of these Who uhsarl ottTe..
Prising Poland, Malays, Hakim., French, and castled in earning the same. Mr. Falkner took the 1
I,egleirne, of which there woe an average show, each opportunity te impart a little good advice to parents I
found their own particular admirers. Perhaps the as well as lade, after the distribution. The lads were then 1
Coctens were seme of the most gigantic birde ever tested in their knowleige of the 00 texts they had alrendy
learnt from the Mineral published by the Irish Church
seen in Dorcheeter, and attracted a great deal of
Missione, and a gentleman interested 'n the erbools gave
i
attention, their melodious notes causing considerable
amusement and it Wail a splendid gathering of lad e 0 steal the t ' est a special prize We should
• h acaveh
liked wh
tn have noticed mere lads able to remember ,
genie bird:, of the real meml-feehioned stamp. what they had learnt Wirine the past year ; but we doubt I
Spangled liaersburghe an•l Bantam* were respectively ' not that, if the same friend comes forward next year with
gm ei charism ' the same offer, he will have to find many erre prizes than
The Durk* as a class; were extremely fine. he did on Ttieeley evening last -The dirtribution closed.
But, perhaps, the great feature of the ale. were the with the Lynme-" Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go," and '
pieeens. Here wax (selectee •itie 44 the largest and the benediction.
Tier 41FRAFT STR %MEE% %ND Ale. Reuniters'
elseimet arrays of births that it has ever fallen ti the . etee - - • - •
e eirre.-At the 'lose"( the leirough Petty Ace-ions on
lot of the pet-einem to witness. Monday, Mr. 11. lian.iett, J.P., referring to the statement
.ks awhile. the show, thereto ore, was an immense made in the COUriCil of Th unelay,and in f owlet there eters
citecesit, and must have been highly gratifying to the that the statement-that .C3O a year had been offePre'd for
energetic secretaries Mr. C. Parwma and Mr. W. each ef his heuee ler the Conipany-wee ineorrect. He
111-h-,;., who, with Sir. Beate a fernier 'secretary, centineel that ho hise never had such an offer from Mr.
had very aribeimi euties to dirwharge. which they W,l•ible or tote eteli wen's. Mr. Wirntile eeill he was no
did, we believe, te the astisfaetien .if all, in position to t it, •ine me the houses, neither was he in a
teemtpin.te remove thmi realmg. He (Mr. ftriggett) would
'no. weather wee very unfavourable, but there was hue. I n one of the meet fooled. men living if he bad not
a paste attend:wee omelet-ring. . ecep sech an offer lot that-tine of the reporters
TIM folloWillui woe the leer) prize takers 1-- ' inform Mr keesett tint teey only report 1 what e •
Sitter Cup, ...else three giiimmess, for the l,'-.t Pen of said it e ceeeee eeeene, the magistrate reternal that
B! irk Elie. Leei* buck: in Ch. 3-1, Mem. Herne. lee- he eie eut eeneire the reverter. an,' Dr. Drew also said
dingtin. that he peanl tee statement male. -As this 'natter seems
A Piece iif Plate, velue two ',teeing, presented by J. like! t• teal to further diseussion, we give the text of
H. l'eleraft, Esq.. fur thi beet (emple of Deed Chickens Mr. tettei letterto the Couneil, which is surtnmarised
in ('Li... It, Mhe .lilice Iltiek, Cottilito n ehrewben Vale ee. .
A Pie, of 11.,t-t.value two guineas, presented by Mr. "January 11th, Men.
Henry Ling, for the best Bird in Clesses 61 to 70, Mr. W. "Gee nien,-It imm more thee six 1111 l tithe sinee pongees
Osmond. ore.* f r th•• removal ,J the nuisance of melee.; in front of
Wright', tire. Be*. preeeetee ey Mr. wee. Bieeen„ my five posses.. on the quay, but the cempany has taken no
for the hest Pie-m,* in the ghee (except DMZ,...) belong- notice 'mu your order. I we.. °bleed ti leave the Court
tee o.s reeelsett its the I, 'snip of le eeet. Mr. C. Persons. yeetenhry in eensequenee of getting no sleep••ither Mowlay
rtilvi.t. chip; eetee rtee gren,,e. peeeeted by Goni eliee_ or Teeitiley night through the coaling. Mr. Councillor
toe, pmeileat me ekes s wiety. fur the last Pen of Fewle in It. Jen- can ell poi why he lift my house en the quay, the
the meaty, 16%4 the property of and ezhillited by a rent .1 whi,h wae former!), eseD Per Slinum, hut now is
reselent in the moiety A lee-et, NI, It It. Deemer. reemwel to Lt. What 1 ask in cermet -aeon for the
leekinge maloeral - very leinhly o tended, Rey. B. troelee ...heti- ines. I hays: been obliged fir put up with,
F. Hamilea. (*.mei-- et Se-fees,. Chant lei that 1 might leave the town.-I am, you. truly IL
Derkinge, white -third, Die, Mrs.. Hann, Forlington, Item:err. Ti the Nlayorivel 4 eirmiratien of Weymouth.'
leireleeter • high* ci ~,,, wheal. Ilre Haynie Fordington, !GIRO! ell Perry litessiose, Tie-Ailey : -Before The Memeir
and NI e E. •Wablen Itrelport. (Mr, leindie), lir. leeve Mr. IL Reggett and Mr. T
Been r es, ilere--I:ighly c etenewhel, Rev. 11. F. llama- , Abiwiti-
tere C mile St_ Nebel.. Chard. Thomas Baker, delitiAL was summoned fir keeping a
oehies periee",
....11i,hly r,„„„,„,,k.a. Mn,, Marti, 1,1404 without i 14,4tiCc.-Defendant acknes leilemei having
Illemie-ril. the demi but sae] he was melee the impressee, that lie bad
Cesimiiis, any other variety-Lord Alingtotee map, Mr, not to par for A licence until often the Is: of January
It, H. Dummies% Parket..., Pose, einem:vie- after the day the dog was six 1111 l nth, 01,1.-Mr.
..1:
Hemburchs. geld or Allrer PrliCilled - Iliehly cone Arden es md defendant whether he would eleal -witty, or
neeramlal, Mr. J. Orchard, }tideway. Dorehester. not guilty, but defendant left it entirely to Mr. Anion ; he
!lame trile-., golden .litani444l-HiLihly eitemeneel, Me Remittent having the dog, but believed he we-, net ender
W. eleeler. Derehester ; Mr. C. Periona, Dorchester ; and any obligation to take a licence-Mr. C. T. Atkins, super- I
the. G. Clarke, Peel. visor. W4tuld Itke the case gone into. !lessee that altheiteh '
Ilamberths. Alver spangled-Highly commended. Mies the Commietionco, orderee a preseeetien in Octeher hit,
V.. Ilmwee, Chart, the hearing h•ul been delayeil by the illness of the officer, ,
Hatilleirghe. liack-Highly commended. teem, Mr. Bs Mr. !leave. Mr. Baker eased not listen to theoffieer, who
A. Mae, I tereleeter, gave him geld telvice • but the law hail leen in fires ever
Ileiviairs, leetneh (any tither Yeriete)-Ilighly alias since Yeti. The penalty was 1.5 ; lett the leneh bet the
memlel. Mr. A. Blanchard, Poole ; and Mr. ti. A. Vickery, power to niitigate it to one forth; .L.Z WaA the loweet
Weymouth. permit*. the Reech could runlet -There was some more
Legiarmis-Finit, 112, Mr. F... C. Seaman, Weymouth ; eeeversation between the defensiant and Mr. Arden about
teee; iee. etr. le C. see,„e„, wet,„„,,,ee, highly c„,e. what plea should lie stem:ale- but ultimetely dei enema
mendiel, Mn. ei. Pare.., lePwee. eleeeed guilty. -The lieliCh then, undereteniting that Mr '
M1.,0f... -Thine 10., Mr. G. Munifene Weymouth ; eeker hat leen under the iiimpreseien that he wee wit
histely coniiiienoicZ, Me J. G. Rowe, Weymouth. loend ei take out a licence, inflicted the lowest penalty
Any other varlet-ye-Highly a 11111 l emoted, Mr. 11. R. they could-25e.
Dogmore, twice., Poole, and Hiss M. A. Peab, Ever.shot. John Sprarklin, a Minna!, wa4l sumniensel for being
B deems. Week nide -highly commended, ire. E. Fe, drunk and dieureerly. He aoi net appear, having gone to
quhar.oit, Itlantlesr4l. ma ; hut his wife, a young woman, came, mind stated that
Selling Cless-Singie cock or cockerel (I)orkine's, ifs fine were imposed she would pay it -P.C. Cooper bet
Beilinete, or techtme-Thirse It's. Mr. T. Tullelge. Crew- Saturday night eaw defendent run out of the White Horse,
kerne ; highly cememenmled, Rev. W. J. Pepe, Delesens witlehis hat ane eat off, and lock into the house again.
Aerie ; Mr. 11.. A. Ho., Dorchester ; Mr. W. Bishop, Stme one called fer the police, witneem went, and found
lieritester, ; Mrs. litorne, Fordingten. that .the landla.ly wished 41444•Iniant and another, who
Selling olea, µj,,gh, colt or reekerel, any other than were fightrue, te I,e tensed Ind. Defeeilate was drunk.-
Dorking, Brahma, a- Ca-bin-Thine lee, Mr. T. Harey, The wife said that her husband was only time two days
Cern.. Was; highly conimeniled. Mr. It. A. liege, lkir- and then went miff again to sea: Am expeeteil that wheel
cheese,. ; Mrs.ee eiereeeare,,, ... Kr. It. sk.ole. Dorciooder. he was on shore lie got toe much to drink.-The Mayes,
Selling eLma-Pair A hens, or milk.. Dorking., believing that the fine would fall upon the wife, only levied
Bethune or Cochins.-Thirre Ilk, Mr. T. Moore, yeovil ; • Penalty of 5e.. to include coat,
highly etnimended, Mr. It. A. Hogg, Dorchester, Mr. M. ' 'tar Nneesaa, it plausthly talking old man, was
Bishop, Dorcheeter. with begging from dor to door, at Itemlifeile.-
Selling tease-Pair of hens or peel.hs other than elate- ` side he only went !stout some clethes.-Emina,
Higley CO 1111 l med.!. Miss Emily Read, Cherneueter ; Mr. Vye, sale chews-', working at CoL Mengel's,
H. Phelps. Yeovil. -terrace, on Tueelay, and in the afternonn
leake, Ayhembiary-Highly commended, Mr. E. Nutting, nie there anil rekrel if she wo " uld help a
Dorchester. ;" but she replied "Nee-Defendant: I
leeks (Rotten) - second .£l, Mrs. Itadclyffe, ITyde any such thing.-P.C. Horn was on duty
Weenier.. ister-resel, and saw erten-late wine lean
!reeks (Black Kest Indian)-First, cup, Mrs. Bayne, 2, Wellington-terrace, and molt bier into
Fordincteu. einteneent Vickery said defendant had
!rucks. any meet- variety-Seeen't, el, very highly cons- .more times than any lame iu the county
mended, and highly eomtneudal, Lady Marriott, Bland- perhaps within three counties'; he had been
fore ; thine 10s., Me J. Middle, Minterner evicted at Quarter Seseionim repeatedly, and
leeks-Third, lee. Mn. 3(1. Saunders, Fereton ; highly - or Saturday he was discharged from a
commendoe. bliss Yourighaithand, Weymouth. went for twelve months. Ilefendant
lewl 'emery -Firer, piece of plate. Mtss Alice Chick, g on • preetable busier., the Bench
Compton Valence; second, 10a., Mr. 11. Meech,Channin- . that a person had been convicted for
steel third, 51,, an-1 very highly commended, ire H. 4.. .ey by false pretences, and it was with
mmeery, Selling. . the m weep oney mletsite Th 1.-e Bench did
Egg.., hesket of twelve-tiecond, 7. 61., Mestere. Chi*. , see miefendatite fare again ; they sent him for
Comptes Valence; heath, coneneedee Mr_ B. A. Here. ' herd labour.
De:Metter, MD. J. Allen, Ars. Blayne, Fordingtom Master 3'r71710741 POR ATLFS.
J. Chick. . whilesi to state that an application very
PIGEONS. signed. a petitiec it might be called hail been
Carrier (cerlue-11-17hly commeneed, Mr. 11. S. (lane o the Bench un behalf of Ae Ire who, had been
' Britlpeet to take Iris tral in on with the
mmter(rneks)-Ilighly commended, Mr. 11. 5. liansford. -en the Great Wieetern sconnectitation. The petition
pert. ' Ili. Worship as followe t-" We the under.
1 tabbies. erne or silver-Highly commended, Mr. C. lents me Weymouth, pewee. EC.. havinE
'arum., Doecheeter. ter Chruem Ayles for the numeer of years
Turhite ashy other colour-Highly commended. Mr. C. ite our namm, and having always found him
arsons, Derchester.
bin" Jac orthy am!
no' woliM respectfully aek the
o, red or yell w-
oThine sii., Me C Person . a
. to rot...iler their decision reepectine baiL
: the names denote these who are willing to
him X M. J. Thurman, St. Thomes-street,ll
.-' .-Junax liewkes, 2 yea.: M. J. Holden, Broads
e Mei known the family 1 year and 8 months ;
• • 'eam, Breadwey. C yea.: '('us,, (bile Bereiwey
' Slade Maughane Broadwey. 3 years; John
Ptl Terr.see, al.. 5 years ; Percival Cake,
6 year. ; John Peshan, Bincomee. 40 years;
loess and SOft, C-oil Ob., in their employ for
months; John Yearaley, leacher, 3 yeses'
Meer. laker, 3 years 2 months ; Theorem
corn dealer, 2 years 9 rimonthe ; William Jests-.
earns : Alfred Holt, butcher. 5 yea.; J. E-
-epee SO yeti. : Charles Borden, baker, 5 years;
her, baker, 7 years," The Mater continued thet
would be guided in this matter hy what the law
-ii te de Ile asked the nemeistratee clerk

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lameg

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L.!.rnrer

recollect

—Superintendent

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remember

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Jacobins. any other robeir—Third, Mr. J. Andrews,
Poole.
Fantails—Commended, 3lr. .1 Andrews, Poole.
Swallow—Second, la., Mr. C. Parsons; third, 50., Mr.
K. .1!!, Upeerne.
Drazooa,, any other colour —Second, 10s., Mr. It.
Yeovil . • thin', Mr. IL Shntler. Poole.
0.4, Itioti of four pigeono ut four didennit varn,ti.a—
-llillv Mr.
Slliuo elas pain, Highly commended, Mr. C.
Pars.. Prig.
(Wig IllftOS OntlytaUl.
Thrti,l,-Itir4, lin, Mr. Par+
Lark—Vint. 10,, Linder S. Onnond.
Any other vari,ty—Very l.u.hlv commended, Mu. J.
Dunn; very highly commended, Mr. Dunn and Mut
Pars no.
Grey parrot—Virg; lro., Mr. W. Leg.: ; ,econa, 70.
Mrs. Everett commended. Mr. G. Mutton! and Mr. J.
Whittle.
Macaw or Cockatoo- -11i,Aily 1111 l Mr. C. Read.
Pair any other variety —Very- highly commended, Mra
T. S. lbegg. ]
Selbeg Clin,s. single bird—Fir-A, Ilk, Mrs. ParsonA ;
thal, ParAong.

IC.Tore
for hi.
• flop.

'Lockhart.,
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ler, 11,,y41
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cli„ draper,
le. Miller, I:
Bench weal
nit,. thew
ther it win
it en
—Th.•
gions
cnilc e 4 A,

ssm .
was in tierir tower to grant him permin to
t--Mr. Anlen did not ire what power they
Mayor: Is there any power by which our
criAon can In sot aside?- Mr. Arlen said the
ttle,4 must apply t., a .lud..m in chambers. The
. had committed him to Doreheiter gaol, and
e their power censed.—The Mayor -sad Mr. lloward,
the part , f the prosecution, obj,,ted to hail being
-dol. If it worild not fristrate the ends of justic,,
nett anti have lawn disposed to admit all the pri-
, toiliL—Dr. Drew raid that if the application were
to udge in chambers, the magistrates would not
a it in any way.—The Mayor, addressing Mr.
an, who had charge of the petition, said he had
, What the law is in regard to this matter. It was
of their power to re-eonsider their decision, tin:
unlit be wade to • Jud :e in chambers, and if
Juls ad 'wed it. the magistrates would not oppime

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WEITIIOIIT
Rokt. HOSIPITAL. —Au anonymous donor has FAILL
Li', hospital Labe.
Tor CArrav or THL °Gram. Daeid Je.frir4,. Las been
dismi,ed from hit Ain, and the Bond of Trade have sus-
peinled his certificate for sin months.
PAINFUL ACCIDEFT.—LNAL week • young man, coming
'mistily round a corner, krested down an elderly lady, and
injured her arm. Oa account of the lady's age, the injury,
it i 4 feared, will he such as to rause her to lose the ow of
her wrist.
_ _

THE APTAINCT OF THR RIFLE CORPS—We regret to
bear that the hopes of Lieut. Commandant (lawn taking
the mpteincy of the sth D.R.V. have been suddenly
dashed, the gallant lieutenant being about to return to
(Mend for an indefinite time. Mr. Blame, however,
were kindly bolds the command ere ten., and HAS present
at the drill on Tuesday night This disappointment of
our con,* should Mute matters to a crisis : and now is the
time for three gen lemon of public spirit ha qualify
themselves for the Queen's commission.
..INCERT IN SID OF THE POOR. —The Weymouth
leech... Aral Association, so energetkifily led by Mr. J. P.
Collett..llll2loLLOce .1 Concert of Vocal and nutrimental
mna. on Thorsdsy neat (lemur/ the 'lstht The °biert
is to obtao fumis for the %Vermouth Benevolent Society,
an as-oriatim who distribute Tingly elcome gifts ti the
poor The aid of the Society is especially required at this
unfavourable season, and we have m.d.inlit that our gentry
and tradesmen will do themselves the pleasure of enjoy-
ing this 41e1i4htful couca t, with the feeling at the same
time that they are helping those in teed. Scum
ladies and gentlemen sill •ing, and the name
of the Orchestral otmociation is a perfect guarantee for
first class instrumental HIU,iC.
WETIIIOCTS CIO MELANOSRE REGIS SAVINOS. RASE.
Th, trustees and manager, of this valuable institution be
their annual meeting at the attire, itridge-building, on
Wednesday, and we have been favoured with a copy of
the last year's statement of accounts, which is poblinhed
for the me of the depositor., and from which we are
planed to note. still further increase in the receipts as
compered with the previous years, whilst the number of
depositors his abo OseroaaaL This. are encouraging We

WEYMOUTFI COUNTY Cob*RT.
gD--Hefore the Judge_, Yr. T. E. P. Lefroy.
es case, of Bond-street, Weymouth v. Barnes—
war a claim of £24 lli. hi. for upholstery and funii-
-Defendant did not appear—Mr. Arden, who
aced for plaintiff, said defendant had admitted the
, but had tantalised the plaintiff's wife by showing
a quantity of money, making out thereby that he had
ity. hut after doing on. he went away the next morn-
without giving his address. This case, being over .1.2. 0,
brought here to save the expense fi;sing to the
tes.—Nirs. Case raid she did all the bo,igess ,sith
slant ; he hal had the account. and never disputed
tart he had given bills. ust before lie left, he
it in a 1.4 ,4 n..owy, and said that be was going to
, Sib(' that it a-uold be ',cr) acceptable ; hut
AM for her hus:4o,l, an. webt saying be would
Mr. Ca., thing the) ouw was the g4s.is
plug by the a nolow in a van.- It was stated that defen-
dant hal teen a Cio.tain in souk- In Han regiment, hut was
uottong mos.—iodic...et for plaintiff— for the whole
amount, the .ludze certifying for •-osts.
Ir..raa. v. Word—This was a elaim IT Mr. I,o,nan
of Chickerel, frr ST ss. iL fur a -ri sidlilmoor pasfor,,ed
and house rent. —I h•fendan c did not appear. —Mr. If- sine,
ichn was for p..ntitf, :sad delendaut hai tilled a
IM,OtiOn ii. th. County (bort of tt,r.etuhire, and a
dividend of :Is ILI in the wag ilerliired, ptvatile in two
in,4,,downt„, security was taken for the couiposition,
and guarantees accepted ;s,beit when the instalments were
to be paid the guarantdl repudiated his liability. Mr.
Lowman therefore sued for the whole amount of the
debt. —His Hamm said of course the plaiadiff was

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