The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-02-29 00:00:00

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MNDII ANTS.

At the Mansion 001110 on Saturday morning lan "two
auspicious persons," who had been 11:th. ~.inprelynyler
by the police, were haled up for iielgiusnt 1.4., thd
terror to all evil-doers. Sir Itolo,rt I'Aram, 3fr.
Doran. a native of the Etuerall.l I.le, who...residential
chanaliers in the metropolis are situate in 11,rkineliail.1.
ings, Pye-street, Westminster, wa. charze I with Is.gging
in l'annon-strect. The ill-st.arredi tnendic ea bde-crilt,A
as having presented "a very appearsnm.
and would seem to have been, like Autolveus, a pb)revaip
of tinconsidered trifles, for there were Oland .ipm him, is
addition to £2 11.. in current coinag, of the realm, no
fewer than ('nor pocket-handkerchiefs, for which he en
unable satisfactorily to account. The worthy magi.trate
IL.MITC4 the .afeieler that he W.ta, I.eVolli f1.1.1e-li•tn.
old out auve,4lll beggar, and a•monlingle oniten•el his
to two months' hard labour a. • rogue au I vagaborl is
the !louse of C wrection, further ord. ring that the
money found upon him should he confiscated, and
to hi. maintenance. Mr. Joseph Dull, ,tf
ne.Cl. 411.4i411e I on a similar charge, .leelar,l
his honour a. a gentleman that he II el never begge I ia
his life. Ily way of specific replication to the general
plea of not guilty thus put in isoie by the defendant oa
his own behalf, it as, prove 1 by reference to pulite
records that he had been :L9 times convicted before. To
thi. Mr. 1101 replied that, in matter of fact, the piss
lion was one of mistaken identity. Ile averred that be
had never been in prison but twice—once at Port.uouti.
and once at Wincheder mei that on those two orcyjan
the only offence, if otfenc, it really were, proved against
him was that he "had bees selling buttons," and that
some people had "chucked him a few coppers." this T.
the Bench. in the person of Sir Robert Carden. rai.el the
objection that to sell buttons is only to be, tinder false
pretences. Mr. Joseph Unit wit.; accordingly r...tustslc.l
so that the police might institute a few itypune, into
his antecedents.

TIEROtT 1111111•TION. —The throat and windpipe are
especially liable to Milos ttttt ation, cousins winine.a ond
drynessi, tickling and irritation, inducing condi and
all, ;tin:: the voice. For them! synint • use air...rine in
the form of jujube.. Glycerinelll tlicae
(colon., being in prOlinitir tO the gland. at the moment
they are excited by the act of suekin,„ become- setierly
be.aling. nil. and lA. lane. (by Coat 14 atone.),
labelled "ham EPPS to., Homieopathic Chemid., is,
Threadneedle Street, and 170, London."—Sold in
Weymouth by J. V. WILLIAM., Chemojat, l, St. .11bass
Bow

Fttw —EPILEVITC FITS OR FALLING SICK:Mts.—A etTLaill
method of cure has been discovered for this distressing
complaint by a physician, who it desirout that allsutferers
may benefit from this providential discovery it it neva
knuwn to fail, and will cure the mott hopeless case alter
all 'ther RICOIIs have been tried. Full particular: will he
dsent by post to any person free of charge.— Addres,-
11. 11. WILLI•XS, 10, Oxford Terrace, Ilyda Park, Darien.
Tut: Cost or TILE. ENDoRsERINI OV • FIAILRAN's
LICCICR. —The heavy penalty ~f ins. and Costs, are its-
panted with an endorsement of licence, inftieted on Mr t.
W. Clements, of the Midland Ititel,Birminglsaiu by the
bor,mgh magistrates on Welnettlay, twat the tohjet
ditelission by the Council of the I.keneol
National Defence League. It was stated by the chairman
that the hotel is now in course of transfer to a joint deck
company. The goodwill was estimated at SAW°. I'd
since the decision of the Magistrates Mr. Cleineutt hat
been ohliged to forliet 41.5114.1 before the sh web 'Der:
would ratify their undertakings. The Council prupuel
to bring the facts of Ile WAR under the notice of the flume
liocretam