The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-13 00:00:00

THE LOUD'S MILL PROPERTY.

To ac Editor.

BOROUGH PETTY saowoffs.
MOIMAT.
pc.yor (H. Durdeo, Eq.,) Al44gman
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TRAIN= Ot LWOW.
Au application woe made for the transfer of the
Somme of lb. Queen's Own, Dunn/ate-greet, from
Samuel Warren to Harry Davy. The application wee
granted.

ASSAULT.
George Mutford, plumber and glacier, of High Rest
-
street, was summoned by Joseph Voss. • bonder,
for an meant ou Toursday, the Ist of Much. There
was a cross summon, for tidag abusive language
towards Mr. Mutford on the suns date.
Mr. Weston appears! for Mr. Von, and Mr. [toward
for Mr. Mutford.
Mr. Weston said that there were two SCUSSOO•IO,
one for assent, and the other for using language
calculated to teat to a bromic of the pesos, but both
had agreed to withdraw the summonms with the per-
mission of the Beach. Us trusted they would content
to the withdrawal of the summonses.
Mr. dowsed said it appeared there was some" chaff '
between ths parties, but it was without any founda-
tion. His client was very sorry be had snack Von,
and they had made friends, end would withdraw the
summonses with dm permission of the Beach.
Toe Mayor said they were only t glad that the
parties bad taken the mune they had, they would
therefore allow the case to be withdrawn.
(The oourt was crowdsd by an expectant audienoe,
and the commendable course of the puttee concerned
wee an evident source of diaappoiatment.)

Dear Sir,—lslud's Mills and the land adjoining
originally belonged to a Mr. Stanton, who occupied it
himself, and carried on • cloth manufactory. For
reseals well lmown, Its mused the whole of the pro-
perty to be offered for sale by public soothe in iota,
the pima of land in question being dirt led into five
lots and aivertised as "building sites." The late Mr.
Barden purchased the mills for about £4,000, but did
Not then buy the land, Mr. Stant so 'eking £4500 for
it. Mr. Burden, some four years afterwards, did pur-
chase the land for £l,BOO, but died within slew months
from that time, otherwise I am lure be would have
covered it with buildings.
The above facts are well known to the people of Dor.
elsester, or if anyone interested had male any inquiries
they could have at once ascertained their correctness.
The late Mr. Hicks was the valuer, and Mesas,
Andrews and Cockeram were the solicitors; and
beams my client refuses £l,OOO to be told that " I "
ram the obstacle to • friendly settlement, is outrageous
and, finding it has been repeated here, In justice to
myself, I mast ask you to publish Vale letter In your
mit Wm

I observe by your report of the It Dorchester
°omen Ideetbsg, when told that 11r. Barden had
glees £l,BOO for the bad, OW gentleman asks (I th
oats, Its., lied wog boo ec2iLOd oi Lite purchase for thos
wow

Yours faithfully,

11‘11001. ATTIMDAJECII 081131,

James Budd was aunwooad for sot walk( his
child to sobooL-112. T. A. Puree prossontad.—Ploed
LL—Glsporgs Wils for• like (Amos, flood
Emily Polly 131 wok was awed 208.. Robset Pons 1.5.,
add Frederick Whiday, a vary old drawler. 54.

R. N. HOWARD.
thesubM Rouse, Weymouth, March 9, 1883.

DOZOHISTES.

Wags ot TRI Mmurris.—The Order of the Privy
Cosocik closing the markets and fairs, has been
extended to Mach 31st.
The Mayor and Corporation, in their robe., and
aroompamied by the mans-booms, attended Divine
am** at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday morning.
The Rector (Rev. H. Everett) preached the sermon.
Tam DOWN' Itlmme..—Arrangements bare bees
made for the annual training a the Militia, in •
Sad adjoining Lenthay Common, Sherborne. The
amender and manceuvres will be carried out on the
Common. The inhabitants of Dorchester will be
spared the usual drunken soma in the streets, as
we understand the regiment will assemble sad be
disbanded at She/born*.
This Weaving continues to form the staple subject
of oonversatioo. It beings to mind the foltowing old
doggerel, the first two lines of which have already
bees straity verified :
am lt ataU be wind and west;
The next It shall be maw and sleet;
The third it shall be sin a loses
Shan gar the birds stick to the treat
The DOlieleititee Roonearr —Goals's= Cadet C.
Elshollekl, from the Royal Military College, to be
Ueeeeldeet, vide 0. H. Law, promoted into the Prince
of Wales'a Own (West Yorkshire RlOT:tont) ; Gentle-
man Cadet B. A. Godwio•Anstaa, from the Royal
MUM Oollert, to be lieutenant, vice A. L Phillips,
=pointed • probationer for the Indian Staff Corps.
Pantie et • LOOLL Arrorr.—We have this week
had tia pleasure of howled= at the stall° of Mr. G.
A. Stubbs, artist, of Coten-end„ Warwick (a Dcr-
=ester gestlentagi bone on the eats= of Robert
Williams, Esq., of Brideihead), • asverlyoxecuted oil
=of Warwick Castle and Re surroundings, to
of Mr. B. Montague Nelson. On several
osessioas It has given us mathdaotion to write In caused!.
mentory terms of pictures f rein the brush of Mr.
&abbe ; but in this his latest production he has
smiataly eclipsed all previons.efforts. The view is
taken from &spot in the Mytmo-read, and • batter piece
of pew:Wie vs le rarely seen. In the foreground are the
Osale and Arm, with the adjutant meadows,
the area being most realistic. Of course the Castle
half steads out prominently, notably theme portions
kaown is Cmser's and Guy's towers, as also the
molest clock tower. In the divan.* are seen St.
Nieholas' Church and Churchyard (with • =int regard
to detail), the =trams to the Castle. the old Castle
walk and ICU-street. The thoroughfare by way of
the Back-bills le brought out tonspicuously, and
beyond rises the tower of St. Mary's Church. The
letter is made to form ono of the leading features of
the plaza, which represents autumn time, and the
foliage of the trees is faultlessly depicted. The size
of thzttegtiag—wbkh stands in a massive gilt frame
of ‘agn—is aft. 9in. by 2ft. gin., the
mateurenseat of the whole being 51t. by 3ft. Bein. A
large number of persons have already inspected the
Mamong the more distinguished visitors
lle Countess of Warwick and Lady Eva
; and on all sides Mr. Stubbs has been
deservedly congratulated upon the skill which he hal
bangs displayed.—W Advertiser.
Brilatm"—Mr. B. Braadrans, whose rooms
new form the sato Wreaks in the programme of the
Dorchester Loam Society, (aye a rendering of
Bkeeidaa's sailed comedy "The Rivals," on Thursday
=min last In the Corn Exchange. There was a
lams atteehmae, [Deluding :—Mr. W. B. Brynisr,
M.P., Mrs. Brim—, Idajor-Glasoral and Yrs. Henning,
Est. Rideout, Misses Amtrak Mrs. Featherston-
lough Mr. Haneford, Miss Tudor. Mrs. Hussey,
lies. kismet Ighwo Massa, Mr. Rindersley, Major
Thorbure, .W. A. Beaks' and party, Miss roster,
Mr. Flom, Mr. bad Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Knosoc, Mrs
Amboy% Miss Coombs, Dr. syae., Miss Syne', Mr.
Wed* Mrs. Hand* Mr. *massy, lb. G. A.
George, Mr. Symonds and party, Mr. A. Pope, Mrs.
A. Pinat, Mr. Coombs, Mrs. Walston, Mrs. If. Lock.
Mrs. Limp Kr. J. M. Lush. Ur. A. Look. Mr. 11:/h.
feed, Mime Brooks, Mr. J. T. Hodges and party, Mrs.
Snatable, Miss Pantos, Mrs. Emmett and party, Mr.
Ems%
_Mr. E. Pope„Miss Pops, Mr. Burnett and
MA and lize• Young, Mr. C. Parsons, Mrs
Mc sad Mrs. Jailor& Mr. and Mrs.
Jamb. Ks. H. Curds. eadirul Ks. James. Mrs.
marks Blower,.
__Mr. Rev. T. Reseal.
Mx. Great, Übe lock Mr. H. Basoombe
sod nasty. The =watt= made a very wise
I.pe.l.ue Is ssisotjait • standard logikh comedy
kg twins& is plass of one of Shakespeare's plays.
II termed • vary *Wu alit "The Rival." is
&infra'', waged for recitation, sad especially fitted
• display the diversified powers of Mr, Brosdrus.
The mows= Mrs. Malaprop, the rosnaatio Lydia.
the irreparable Bob Amos, and the other characters
were represented in a perfect manner by Mr.
larsadress, who, we may safely aver, has never hems
hosed to better advastags. The amusing situations of
the comedy were Iclloered throughout with the
bagasst Wisest by the endless" who testified their
spimeisllss Is the wessisst masa.

MI. TIMM WILLIAM pantomime, "Slaked the nese for cigars and pwt wins. Customers were la the
BaBor," will be performed at the Corn gtehanba be. htbit of noticing mat the barmaid wiemed on very
night, and two following nights, 127 • Powerful orrel. Intimate terms with her ma.ter,butthis &p 10 have
Peal escaped the observatim of the unsuspedla( wife. lawmt
OMIDIDDOII LOOM. KIAIDNATIONI. Combed,' • week ago Mrs. Freeman, in c 'openly with two of
Gomm—Tim euocomfal candidates were all juniors her little gitle--she bee three—weak on a visit to
(under 16 years of age), and included four boys and London. On Mooday last she received an imperative
three eirls. The boys who peered wars H. P. Dunning letter that she mud return at 0000, DI the bermaid
(Charminster), T. IL Hackett (Co. R *common), and wee shout to leave. On mdring borne she found the
T. A. Elharland Twill, and third claim honours went Younif lady in quedion with beeboxm already peolued,
obtained by S. 8/d o,d ( W minima,' ) ; all of ow and eter accordingly left by the aftessooo train. ID
boys aro from the bored County School. Three girls the mese while this woman had beaded to the
wire „mooed and all of tboni passed. no wont, onfortuna• • wife a letter, in which her husband stated
ors resident in Dorolteder. Two of the girl, are from he bad gone 1., Bourosmoith to ',woad the night with
Miss Brooke's, Mx.. U. B. Brown sad .7. S. Hunt, a friend. Been this did not Weal suspicion. but as
and one from Kies Loader's, Mt, A. Pair,* on the i"llowing morning—it being what is known as
the "leafing day of the firm lo Toole—Mr. Walter
TKO PIODIDMOL AIDOSAVOIII 00DIPLIT.--Tbs action pm= ,ii did- not show a atia Famenati, bee mai"
In the County Court lad week against a friendly excited, procor-kto,f to 1),; f his wardrobe, and, t.)
moiety to recover benefits said to be doe on account her grid and dismay, discovered be had taken all his
of the death of a camber, which action, it Wm decided, clothes and linen with him. He had also takes all
could not be heard tweeds the WADY 110, not the oontecti of the an osah-hox, d left bar with infirmity
registered according to law, supplies another warning a doing. The sem
were
communicated witn,and. as
t , workmen sod others, before joining a benefit wooiTl. it was I, und he had dons his round of collecting at
to examioe caret ally into its position ant means. Ibe Bournemouth on Monday, and had probably got in
report of the Prodontial 'oedema, Company In another between £5OO and £6OO —bad it been the busy Lesseon
part of this isms will prove to working men when it would have been about double—which he had not
Insurance can be obtained on the cheeped t•rrns, and paid in. a warrant warn kea out for his ap,ebenslon
without any fear of miscarriage, and placed in the hands of the police. Muon sympathy
I
"• n' '--mand a letter has been received 1t s
an° °( aul•rs• ...,•...-• - sod Co. from tint
husband, bearing the I.,ndoe '•• •• -nark. He sacked
the &puss which be says ars—of DO lOW •-• him, and
a statement of account by which be admits 61.4•31
indebted 1 , the fins for about £3OO.