The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-24 00:00:00

_NOTES Fncom PIfgRO.

The Brut T;;;; ha;;;lt;r;ti-thei--srisoi of the 14th
lost. It la Do limiter h.tordiiy with thew, but • very
"black Fry-dity.-

An unwelcome Clueet:—Sir Ivor Ilertie, of thet Ilk,
seeing Met no MS tOnsi three constituencies hsve refused
to entertain lilm.

What le " fair play I' Wo think th..t it is the ono thing
to which a Party organ, hound to support • set • I fallible
men through thick and thin. can never attain. II is can
they be lair when !Auk has lob. made white, and white
black. time alter time, without a demur! It is the
ladepesidest journal slaws that can show far plea Oled-
gtose's some le not • red rag to it. nor Lord Beaconefield%
a fetish to fall down and worship. All it looks ti are the
war of public men; sad those who are mist oft in nght may
depend on getting most of its support
W 12T O. ENO LAJID BkNi. —ln the High Court of
Justice, on December Ilk two petitions had horn pre-
sented ; the first by Mr noose and other creditors, and
the second by the book itself, praying that an order might
be made for. compulsory winding_ op One-third of the
whole body of shareholders, bdding altogether 50,000
shares, opposed the petition. The Wicer-Chancellor said
that as • general rule, when once % bank had closed its
doors, it never could be resuscitated. though no doubt
awe new association might he formed out of it The
interim liquidators had investigated the affairs of the lank;
and had ascertained that the assets of the bank would
be sufficient to pay all the detail except about £311401.10.
To this must be added the expenses of winding up,
which would be heavy, so that probably a sum of
1400,000 would have to be found by the shareholdera
It appeared that there would be enough to pay the
medlars in full His lordship, therefore, could not under.
stead whiskey of then should 0090.0 an immediate order.
The beet thing for the. would be an Immediate COM polsory
order, bwease reader It they would get paid most speedily.
As to the shateffiehilerf• their position was quite different,
bereass they wield Mee le And the mans to pay. Still
be we, =sick/nimbi= that It would be beet for all,
WI sacreditors, thetas immediate
=NIT cedar almaid be made. He should therefore
snake an order le thateffieet. and appoint Hawk Turnuand
mad Clark to be Wilda liquidators. There would be one
order on both petitions, rad the first petitioners would
have the carriage al the order.

Tan Medical Probation are now ordering Cadbury's
()mos Emmmos in thousands of came, because It con.
WOO MVO nutritious and flesh-formiog eliminate than
.ay otbit blTifl(S. and Is preferable to the thick
dimly °coos ordinarily add. When you ask for
Cadbury's Cocoa AINOOII be sure that you get it, as
ohopkeePsre often push imitations for tile sake of
extre profit. Makers to the Queen. Paris Depot:
90, Faubourg St. Hamm
Roturware Pitte. —la general debility, nervous tremor,
sad mental dePreseke. them unrivalled pills have
manellocw Wert. They have is the .costedence of
Is all parts of the civilised world. Cwastitutions
shaken by seassel menses, or by long resideace in
unwholesome climates, or by sessig„,„,
weaelldully renovated by a course of Ws extzaWiinary
medlolas. which, powerful as is it. action on the whole
Zanle rfectly harmless the tenderest frame. The
pe
re oomposed of rare balsams, without tk, admix tore
of a paa at any mineral hatever, or of any other
deleterious substaacc They operate directly, powerfully,
lamsheislly apes the wh.tle mace of blood; not can w
- • ' fact --- .

native—_. hero ate tho beanie for than to carry —oboe.).
umetios the 1...... Ohms wit see indbresuon iorred, Beer
tato creams for the, delectation, cosageos and luaus
a.. 5 arnssiod. the oppressed lungs brought Into to
:La ago= and /Rosy physical function renewed and 'tam fon at the party. Ilto shop is very taste oily
stets 6 their agency. decluid—tho window with holly, and the inside with
smoothing more practical ; Tog had hitte atal, in Ind Rsogrro, Palm Bum. —The marked superiority „i r
SOIL
Ibis Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick tip Across the road is one of those sebstantlal stock. we
proclaim a Its merits by tho public, hem bi,„ noticed before. Mr. Wright has laid the fortadetlon deep
attonded by the usual results—via. a good of Unit, in cheese, reideatly of exosUrat quality, which our old
ton.: tho marit of the latter mainly conasto in the friend with the teeter in Millard is ready to Ira you pron.
ittimmity exerted, not simply in imitating the apart Hare es • groat layer of Mon Moo, rad nem sad
Maps, but making the of tho gra rate in flavour. If you like to try fotatist.neats, look
at thole inviting Yu ; but if you are • man of rade ad
wrappers ramble that oirepthrigenate=rtntclaa•. The money you won lie away without ass at trams Wiltshire
Manufacturers beg therefor* to caution all buyer. te hams from the East window. The west libido has
see " Bookitt's Parte Blue" on each Picket basis of prim currants and Maas, beaks a etisernameoel
A Snow WORTH ICSOWIXO IX DIALING WITu tell of Oerion's spicy brew., Mehra yet an rakes of fies,
CATTLI.LIM SEW thaws& —lnfinitoimally small to wit, relies and red Turkey Am, Wool are sow dam
would b. the lase of young Cattle and Sheep by hoes ems African OW-ill, tempting grams from the south
of Europa, .till as in go higher the to cool.
Diesess at the trying Season of Cold, Sleet; and
for we pass through Mee regimes :trench plums sod Babietwtry were put under shelter and "Day. Son, crystalised (roil till at last we arrive et the iseuataln
aad Se• "Rea Drench' and " Goma@ Fluid," of Swim condensed milk. AA is mw and prime
administered, as the kind of ailment may a Tbet VOCAL ASSOCIATION 00111Ritt =es Mashy should arrest tho buyer. 10th, line,
Naar low to the Farmer, during bad lane , may • very well-arreaged programme we. issued by the Mr. Wright showed four pigs from Mr. H. , pox.
be by &elm with lb, before " Red "au Vocal Amociatica for llrearel mart of Mar ninth well ;lg very prim °MS from Mr fames C,oniptos,
fa Ewes one week wore dray lamb. And in sosSOW. on Monday last. As the amciation es w•Il SS wan from Mai". Arne, Bandon,- aael
tam of Debility, Diarriares o Exhaustion lei yowls numbers among menabors very of Mo leading ethers.
Limbs, and Calves, a dam or two of the sulat•ur °I of the town and „as it Nero is • adherent sort of shop Mr. J.
Mock .misted by • mod silkiest of who,. Ito sumesor toe worthy man, MP* up tb• •=th ',Mil
worthy
" Ciewww• ... :ii °Lail reu"4".* lb. most ash sild macaws' bore are well known sad ahm. favourites_
_, sad it with/ dim-shed tinkle Will roe want a new
Mie MA eMeeuve.—ra, Dona-street, Beiser.emeas.
wi.
~,eioo -by that very matom a:manner, tgr. Sepalsen der.book for Use w year. Look at theme rows as titer
teosaoll. W. login, lb. public wen quite prepared for sa unnemolly lawny& Ave theyvaiPmeelle Tee °sal neve le •Preilars' COUNTY MT! 8103810 NA
WWI 0000a.—Oaamsot ADD COXFORTIXO.—" By delightful ironing. Nor were tha diseemantsd, aMeft ' coma table, where you tan hen everything has • /3aterday : Before Mr. It B. Mddlehon,_ Mr. Albert
a 1.6.044 knootorrltha natural lana which imam !um mkt,fts. tam Amie steams sta Ills. Mew reseme, /WNW
.aible•t or • Marignorite ahem to Arthur Rank., Xr. R. Williams, Jun., and Major g L
a on and nutrition, ea by a did lora ' take the boons by storm ed lint yert lbs,emie kra s long PilsaiM am Rya" el le 011 WM Mindersia.
thoaltser&ii°Dgappliostioet of the II properties of sell. measured the acoustic romitateitate of the Oars and if you are gang, I,M oos of these damns h uses
may he fsmisasTf 'h= You day at home lan coasts bows? Rave seesfaelsmol =JAMB or XBOLMICT To St7TORT a CHILD.
whetted Mr. EPP, bee So.
our „ ,broolot wthi„vt-, rcd.-...--ra p-e—wirs. We -- album, esel_pot
_dews what I wish, and if es I Mr. H. Lock clerk to the ' .
tibiae with • y devoured beverage wnten may probably tows letter immolated with thei mak thank Mr. for the thrilarh• I g"
t.
Union.. asked fa. r mother adlo‘urnmusztansiet ofoitheD° easerh.s"ofr
save tut malty itS/SolllootOrle bill. 111, by the judkioae thms modueteo had go tnoseorser ami dam, What a ruck homer lOh her a% in some vast Oaf of fihafteibury, with• view of withdrawing
of
mak
amain oi &et that a oomshotion may he them that auair duocia"ila".4",Aam hue shilyag. wilderness, and that is jost the weep I should Oka IS together. Kr. ilankas Mad could not Kr. lack
me to mom miry of ma miouti we most ts, that. eammemins tamer Why %la covered all over with Mem like • rustic withdraw it no. I— • No, sir'. said that gentleman. "I
crs4tey built up until straw
to atom& Hundreanghsubtle maladies moderately, they wort each in command of the room and grotto. and _deehed will Cbriaiwel km Well 'AVM ;do am now acting withratt the authority of the, (lnerdiiii--..
=Ds ua toady to attack ramose, them of Mk audience's admiration Wont tho mama had you want • "Oussm or °so I Kr. • Iglall.. US SUPPIy YOU This was • cam where • mother had been sent to prison ;
a a.....,
_,_., agagesaia far. sad moo, moves moomded tower& tn. with either, or with cut flowers Ilea hi ....6... or with her body tikes from her and *sit to be Unionheoso —A
h a weak Paid- W• mar 'sea" _4%4 Ire,T.„,,*nn does were certainly well dewed. fruit from a banana to an apple, and linek melting pars I letter had ban sent from Mr. Wash, and Mr. Look
h.kespisgr outssinee well _ 7. Illiv ""`.".. 77" Thip .....kik. Brag Is a sight to chant ,y• of Wham did all Moss tortoye lam.? Mr. and Ilra wished to wetter with the Baud al Outudiam —This
minuted festoe."—Crewi WWII WO MOIR tits wk. *Ned.l.:r. mai tin . the 7 wore fated bY lrttbt: of Dewhoh, and course was mated to by the Chairman, who remarked
alsorzylpia
poems bibeneti__.. Jans gm k 00., draws. had formai,* a rack= a is ..„,„ tie drab ; Kr. Teak of 104 Mr. Lad, they did not with It to go fora that Mims were set
si.whip.. mid Wu" lad SW* of whisk one Uhl, for the seaport al *dr aldidlteet
liamennwthie atemdels. Ueda& ceekase, Wised et the

-11 r. Hayward had some fine mutton and beet. including
some of the omiebeated Portland mutton.
Mr. Ellis, Cottistock„ had a very grand display of beef
and mutton, as mill as e,mv p
Mr Warm. front Chorminder, showed one exoelleat
Ilvirysar.old maiden heifer. Aramd by himseU ; one very
pdaaa (Si heifer, grasa by Mr. T. Homey, of Elehoeter ;
on. fag bitter. by Mr. Palmer; one fat hater, by Mr.
Stephens coo by Kr. lever, of Chilton_l CGS excellent
dig washer mhos°, grimed by Mr. John Hammy, of Raw
!arm and other waters, grand by himself.
Kr. Warren, of High East-arum bad eight wiry fM
am from Mr. 112114 Gattimtook ; two from_ Kr. Howard,
midan and Kr. um, of Fordington Meld, had sent
him four.
Kr. Nail Cog, Ene. Kast-steret, bad one very good
shorthorn heifer and on. Hereford haler, very
sad an ezosadinglY Vol 0'044 sail, fed by Mfr.
(wt. xisterst ; two verygoodDave. maim bought
at Mr. G. Symonds' sal* : bagel and bison: momvecy
in..mt.., fag by himself ; • very prime pit led by
Ste. Scott. Sanspishans ; also a very smart lot al moor,
Portland, and Southdown mutton.

MARA! Or Malkin aamm.r.
Mawr Pry. • women of Lonibredy, Elmwood a
man of middle aga —Mr. Lock appeared for the own-
plaioant. who charged Mom*. Best with indecent arault.
She is of rather weak intellect, and li employed by her
wither to carry lettere at Longbrely.
Esther Fry said on the tith November her mother, ths
wstmistress of Leragbrody, sent her to &MIN' Sh•rids° I of
Kingston Russell. and on the way es she was returning
she met Thorns. Best, who came beck to her, and asked
her to kiss him. She said she shouldn t and got away
from him. Ile tried to commit an offence, but rine one
wae owning on, and he desisted
Kr. Lock Why did you think he wanted to commit an
ceases on you!
Complainant : Because be asked me to kir hill. He
did not touch me but threw OM down—She was asked
two or three times; but repeated that defendant 'rusted
to commit the 'fence on her. His clothes were disordered.
ea On her return home she cocaplainisd to her mothe,
Mr. Werra asked whether Mr. Lock would call the
mother I—Hr. Look replied—Yes, to prove the women
oomplai ned. --She wee then ordered out of oourt.
By Mr. Weston : Had known defendant thiguars,
tiring
_at Lawbredy. but he had never maid an to
her Wont and had no reason to complain of hits ore—
" not with L Had talked the matter over
with mother but "myself" told me what to way.
Best is the only person that err attempted
to take any liberties with ma, of late Mg&
Have had a child, and that's what be means, but I do
never mean to have another. That's }even years ago
and I am now 39, rd never mean to have oar another.
Have charged George Dunford,• boy of 16, with being the
father of my child, but never mean to have oar
soother; my mother punished me for doing It—Mr.
Weston I suppose you never meant to have that ona
Witness crosesexamined : I don't know • man named
dames Wakely, he do work for Kr. Con, tailor Cog, but
he never took liberties wile ma
Q. Do you know a man named Charles Cheney !
Silence,. .

-I.testion repeated.—Yes, he'. a road-man.
Alter premed, she said Cheney had taken liberties
with bar. Did not know Steward, a packasan; but knew
11111.707 • shoemaker. Went for the letters to Kr.
ftherldea'a at night, and knew of the
business. Knowed was the of lfgetc.
absr,
because it was the time she went after the lettere—Q.
What day of tha month Is it to-day I—Long Alseco, end
defendant could not tell. Was sure this happened
Friday, the f 9th of November. That's right, sir. The
assault took place about • quarter of a mile from their
hones, in the high road close by the plantation—" Teas
the truth, and Pre spoken the truth." When I cams
bonze, mother blamed me, and asked where rd been
stopping to t It was after mother had blamed me for
stopping that I told her this. I told her before it made
me bad, and I told her how he'd kept ma —The witness
tra..-:sked tht'adict;:riesi&chnd to takeaudtheinwhifie eltewesa, =Kra
not to select parte-Idr. Byds : There is no absolute
rule that every oneshould takedown every wordthat is said.
Orees-ezemination resumed fly mother saked me why I
manse late,and It old her what had happened between me
and Best I don't know John the baker.-4 What labia
Ottrietlan name I—A. John Peach. (Laughter.) Redo bring
the tweed : but he never mid gto ma Smsehody came
by the road bat he sever aced it, he never said nothing
to.. I did not know who it was : but I mid it was John
Peach. After I got away from Best, Peach the baker
permed; but he never saw; he amen% there, he woo half-
a.mlle sway. When I wee talking to Bent, I beard • cart
coining, butt don't know who It wee. Did not go out of
the read that night. Was not in the torn lease that night:
It is the public road, but I was not then, only to come
home with the letters. The road runs through. I will
swear I didn't go off the read but where he polled me.
Did not get over the bars or stele myself ;he pulled rue.
By Kr. Lock; Going from Mr. Sheridan a, I should go
along the reed, with the Cowles's on either side of as.
When he had bold of me, I heard a sari coming, and
afterwards I met the earl
. . .

—Fte-OXi.n.;nlTriZiher,-Ifertha Pm, said her daughter
was weekminded and 'object to fits; but when she eras
able she was sent for letters On the 19111 November. she
was said, and returned a little before eta, and witmessaid
You haven't stayed very long. yet still you have been
gone than usual. What is the matter r roe the
ter lammed to be flurried, and she tan complained
of Beet'. 000 duct.
Mr. Weston first baked —was there anything to answer
TIN only thing was, that the man asked her to give him
a kiss, and whore was the indecent meson
The Bench remarked that the evidence was that the
man threw her down, Sc.
Yr. Weston called attention to the sees with which a
charge was brought, and the impossibility of antdiet
It The girl had not made • complaint till she was tte:
by her mother with being late. The girl had °outmatched
herself in various ways and haa chariot two others with
similar offenosa if. contended this was only a common
assault at the utmost. Best bad been bolds (Yr. Weston's)
employ for many years, and had also been in Mr.
Sheridan's employ for someyear', and most therefor* be
• respecttble mon—Richard Legg, • butcher. of Litton,
bad known Best W years and over, and never heard of
anything against his character.
The summons was dismissed on account of the contra-
dictiona in the evidence of the principal wither, which
were so serious that the Bench felt they could not commit
the defendant for trial on such • serious charge.
BINCOMMI ORILMILEN.--Walisms Pomp WU summoned
for neglecting to send his children, Annie Penny and
ilward Honeybten (a child of his wife by a former
habitue% both under 13 years, to school.—Mr. G. B.
Wets/ ord said out of 4W times the school had been open
Annie bad only attended 131 times and the other only 136
Masa leery leniency bad been shown, and it was only
after repeated offences that the proceedings wort taken:
they were under the bye-teem—Penny said the children
had been ill; but Mr. Stevens, attendance of6oer, pro-
duced the certificate of the schoolmistress, Mary Chick, of
the &beams of &award Honeybee!' on • day when the boy
was actually keeping sheep. They only lived 900 yards
from the school. The children had had fever, but this
wee previously to his taking out of the gammons. A
month beam he did so he asked the doctor if they were
*hie to go to school, and be said they were. On the 19th
November he found Annie Penny running about the
prden.—Befendant said the children were token 11 the
fever in October; his daughter Annie got better, but wes
taken down again, and he bad the fever in hie hones for
Ilve weeks There were seven children them, and when
he althea the doctor in the latter part of October about
the children the doctor told him they were not St to go
for fire weeks, as the infection was not gone.

From the ume pariah Lot Meg was summoned for not
mending three children to school; but Mr. Weleford asked
to be allowed to select the case of Flora. The attendance
cam proved oho bad only attended 110 times out of 407.
Mr. Welsford did not ask fora conviction in this case, but
only tbnt an order should be made for payment of costa
—Mr. Symonds said that a withdrawal on payment of
coda was tantamount to a conviction, for the parents
could not be convicted in • sum above st, and the costs
mounted to 51. In this rasa Where they amounted to
more than St. the School Board most pay the dilemma,
and if the meta amounted to 7e. St it would be like lb.
Atteadance Committee spatting ls. Id. to get a shilling.
—King said Flora was • weakly girl ; she was sot inclined
to go, and his wife bad not forced her. They had had
three doctors for her, who wanted to take her angers of
—Mr. Stevens said the girl would be better in the school
than running the street.; her hand was only cramped.—
Fined ss. each case; but as they could not pay the/ were
allowed ifo.tnlght.
Uouy Balker, of West Stafford, was summoned by
Jane Cornell, of Down* in an affiliation cm—The
woman called herself a lauadrest —The man did net
appear.a•Mr. Marley, clerk to Mr. Howard, of Weymouth,
had seen defendant, who admitted the caw and promised
to pay IL a week, and signed a reessorundarn to that
Wool—With Ibis the girl was Minded.