The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08 00:00:00

THE

bi—eigiu—ai -Li-fa-Tile

BOROUGH TOLLS.
, McGurn* Henrruit,--%.0 roe up In yer
clock toner a lookta at tbb &dipcloqk Us the
4-day's ore, I told yer readers the Leine day
wen the vest o' November arrived there ood be
• •b•af• in Pr OorPoroohlm." Tor I mad see plane
end that the ratepayers Godes stand it no longer;
an surely time ave a ben • 'hinge to-day, and die
very same as lied all along that ood happen to all
foie o' em, have a happened to dres o' em—that is,
fires o' sen dont tit in the contiail no lonw ; an was
Mori, gehm hat the, tothbis not et-
trkillr tim rad --t it, w hoie tithe td be ini
st—ave a add rich a arising to-day., they justly
dsmrv.d; vor the ratepayers eve a passed a vote of
aensere epos as ver • toying to pereembe Meister
HODSOC ; an by way of Mows. there hindigismhan
tiny are aftedy turned oat a weld ssrmat to make
room Tor llaimer Bognor in the OessoiL Zo now
If they do dodo any Mare Nei bout tolls they do
kaow vat they got to trust to—the ratepayers oU
tarn is. oat an pat in fresh woes.
le airm was such spirted voting in Elodrntst
avortrior the lad* made 'boo aehande,abd ?rade
rote ; an' Vela H. Valiance sod that tbo he adden a
voted vice 14 years, IND moat goo and gee Haider
Griwy. a vote.
When the pole was declared, there was wash joy
and @hasten as was sliver ford a yore; an they as
pays the nitre sed that DOW they got 0000 o' he
right son to the ossenod, a good many beetle sobs:nee
ood be a vrnstrated.

---Wrti do want Meioses Hamm lo look into vest
is the Acmes, vor I be a terrible comae vas Tigers.
I do want an to rind out wat mon, was • drowed
away vat mialten the walks? How twee that wan
they settled the mimeo° as paid the piper, they
did.. think was cod spoon was their own day of
nehmen (let November) erae a come An I cod
like an to see bow nisch *ler the clack 00l met the
tows I ea war be is • paid war yet I ea +sr
the many mated eat o the barrow mind
As I pod ask Mailer Resew also to look into all
the balasees, and see that the many is pissed oat
where twill pay most histarest. As Moister
limbos nod some host liberal-like, sow he is is the
somml—vor he mid save the ratepayers IMO by •
proposing that the void roam toenail be • palled
doers, and ON materials • sold, sad the pmoimade on
the sale be bad out in doing wit as been seglestsd—
ease as improving the walks ; sad codes le plasm
iii tle warmers by allowing them to held their °ors
inarkiS is his rspcaitary t which is so mar the
and Moo ~ckhsttot vu t vet it this the woad oars
exchaag I as this they cod ask Maitre Worths to
mad doers sam many an a dark on flaaerdays so
r to do the masers' assiamp part o' thu Wisest ;
an depend pen it Dolgester market, instead o' beia
reas, ood be the beet is the West of Naglemd—
meld be • regular Smithfal mad Mark Lam com-
bined.
Next Ideiptim Resew : If yet be (an I dost
desist is) hinstemmdest, yer meet keep the parented
all over the tows olear—vor I are a epode 6 sew
°Amylases—an make everybody pity ids Mapersasper
nreick sad sot so smash a year, moss ehe pavenesed
beton to the imepsyme-4he7 aos an aibl to be

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Da ML Noon 1: Dimeli°4
.1z of Wind. WooMor.
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OCT.
It 44 16 N3ll
N.. 1 45 36 ENE PIII4I
2 44 55 EN eloody
3 43 28 NE Pm.
4 42 U NWèIIB rise
6 48 33 NW kNI nay. ask stimdr
6 43 28 N k N 3 Mae
ooausrosoura wzia NU.
WT.
No, 1 141 442 Ww Fair rah'
2 48 10 Wk NW Cloudy, rake
3 52 52 W 1100,driallag min
4 58 53 W Aron Gloomy
5 66 45 W Gloomy
6 45 45 E Gloomy

Bowman Seat Ardis, Blandly. —Befdre the Mayor,
(J. Bishop, lisq) G. Curiae, sod It. DevonLb, Beira
Bralane • FiICL —Sarah Hodder, a little girl, wee
samisioned for etoeling a portion of a fenee.—P.C.
Kitchell add on the 27th of October he wee in the Wtst
Welks, when lie hear• some one break a fence noir the
mitred* to the fair-ground. He went drone, and ors
defendant en the bank with two piens of woad in her
dead. He asked her how she came by them, when
she said she picked tido up. He took the wood
from her and examined the gote‘ •hen be foood
that a portion of it had been recently broken. There
were other childsen in the Walks, but not near the
gate. The girl's broth.- to d her not to touch the gate,
when she replied that she thought she wee not doing any
harm—The Msyor mid the summons in the premed
ease bad been taboo out in order to deter other persons
from breaking the podia fends. The ode was diandied
on payment of oods.
Au Emmaus Fusit.—The three lads, named
William Andy, Harry Kellaway, and Winless' Gilbert,
who were remanded until this day for dieeitirr Art-
works in the public streets, failed to snake thew appear-
epos, end, so. caution to others, were Add fr. each.
including costs, or In default to be imprisoned for two
days in the House of Correction with bard labour.
A COIDINT. A somewhat serious aosident crieurred
Saturday afternoon to Miss Greening, an apprentice to
Miss Pesch, Milliner. When near the Congregatioaal
Chapel, a curt and wagon paned east ether, but as
the street is very narrow at that pled, to allow the
wagon to pad, the cart had to be drawn dose to the
pavement. Miss Greening happened to pas. at this
time, sod got off the pavement to make room for some
one else. when by some wean. the cart caught her dr...,
pulled h. r down and broke one of her legs She was
'.ly taken up and conveyed tosher home at
Stafford.

Seal ui Riot on lag Pala or Novitissa—Cay
Fawke.' day wee celebtatrd in this town in • most
dot eily manner, endangering the lives and property
of the peaceable and well dowsed portion of the Dors.
mani,y. A notice had been issued by the Mayor,
otationing porta. not to roll tar barrels in the street.,
but the bad no draft. As soon as it was dark Naito
and micas IWO dieelionred by man and hors attired in
ti.• most grotesque costumes, in order to render identi-
ileation impossible. The police, however, did not take
an. active mesa nee to put • stop to these proceedings.' hd
es the evening wore on large crowds of people amputbled
, in the street.. Torchiight processions paraded the
, town. but no act of violence we. perpetrated until
' between nine and ten o'clock. At that time a rah.
wan, named Frank Holland, diaharged • pleb et P.C.
Cousin.' -ho drew Lis stiff, striking ben on the side
of the head with no moth violence that ths weapon
was broken in two, and Holland fell to the ground.
! The mob then rushed in to ere what woe the natter,
elan another person n • mod Bortholonaw, whom, we
are informed, was Soy looker ON was s iolently
teaselled a • ricuilar meaner by P.C. Rests. This
infuriated she mob, and the police dere compelled to
, make • tp-ely retreat sod seek safety. After this the town
might be laid to have been in the entire poseation of
• lawless and disorderly mob, who exhibited their
' singeanee by breaking the windows of the Core En
elan,. and Amiably Room, and attempting to smash
the dale of the town clock. Almost every window in
tlt. Cora Fachange was broken, and, not content with
,thin, serederiodows belonging to privet' houses wore
alio ha by the interlard multitude. Tar barrels
were rolled thron(h the streets, and the police, intim%
' whom the n0b.... appealed tub. Inclined to
their vengeance, eery wisely atetained front
their appearance. or the eonseqsesers would M. been
most minima The atom* dieorder and alarm prevailed,
for no persom's property wee safe, and it is to be hoped
that *braid owl a demonstration be attempted to be
tarried in form next year, the polies will have the
ea/stance of special sonstables, who will be able to
van Is, We understood that the polies are tusking
setae acidities to dad out the ringleaders of the riot,
and If they Last;imed in doing so the magistrates an
dirterminii than seoording to the otmoill
riper of the law.
, LX:ieurrenn TO tag Douce &WM Baca.—
Seeeions Past Deadly, houmbreakag at illtissford
Heed Labour: John Hopkins, stealing potatoes at
loediagtee, 1 month; Martin Leonard, misbehaviour
In Onus Union 1 month; Amami, Jeans, steeling
wiles at Olaniilles Woolitoe, 2 mouth.; Sydney
Lum..alWr ettual ird-e. tortar.",."
funny d.drftdell it dlord, 1 month ; John
Wieser,. assaalting coosb It 1 month.—/rojetiessmast : Mary Conk., stealing MI 1 .
ton. 7 days; Julia Warr, assault, ha, at
14 days ; William Hansford, drank, he, at itimresinster
Newton, 6 week.; Ellen Murphy, drank he., at Der-
ebeeser, ?day% ,
WWI MOUTH. tetrad tf.gratirs PsOdottog.—
Mr. Ti. H. Davao, secced clerk (Waymiltqt
has been appointed slaw of Tenbury Ma, Hereford
eolloction.
MONlctesi..—Aceording to custom the Mayor sad
Corporation, araoninied by the borough °Maio*
atesdied Midas setvW at Si. Mary's Chetah as Sunday
morning: The Vey, T. Dream progeled • meet
eloquent sermon, le Vis doom pf width he Waved
ast prompts of brotherly love and
Tin Houma or TSB Aessioa:tan.—we swot
to announce that Mr. Edward John Bolt, formerly of
this town, son of the late Mr. Edward Bolt, plumber
and Ostia, but who for many Jean p.st has resided in
Asneilee, has fell • victim to the suaidal and dreadfal
war which is ooldirnaring in that unhappy
_country,
'4ll unordered by the rebels wkPet
poet of deli. He was • easduetor on the
MUMMY Obe Soilifsy, olitttlai the lines In connection
with the United Naas 311' Ramat of Virginia,
employed in eneveyiag eras amoebae Of clut.
the 104 ol October. while* in shame of his train eta
four Shea, they were lad spool by the rebels. They
fell down on the door of the est for protesties, node...
after fell into a trap which bed been prepared. The
rebels hod looaned the trash, leaving- the rails ap-
parently in ported order. The telegraph wires went
deft, .2.4 lied to the mile, sad the rebels bid
I pulled
eelvell in order to secomplieh their liesdieli objest
*.ben as the hale time Ingiti,..Wlth its ussu-perdiag
victim% the rails Cad pa away musing the train
' to fall down a high anima Most et thep2
, wen bean* killed, bet our young town....Ferri
the injuries he had received three hours. A . I
ord., has been issued by the chief superinteartent
of the railroad, in whisk he rye, speaking of the four
LT:lthus a barbarously untrained, thet'' they were
W • train white wee throw. dons • steep
, embankment by ollerre and soldiers of the Raked Army
—the only Wigwam pretending to elvilisatios that
have ever soustessmsed and applaad.d the asesmination
of nosearsbatants, as cooing within the pals of
hogentrahle eaten. The unfortusate victims of their
latest atrocity wore faithful and valuable make
rervants—reen who knowing the danger boldest to
their ditty fearbeely enenstered it, and lost their lives
Is egesisting the trait reposed In them. Though not
equipped with the implements of war, sod 'sets
bettU lelds where fame I. woe, they have not the lens
semillead their lives upon the eased alter of our
reentry, and deserve • page in our memeries moue
the honoured dead who have fallen is its Memo In
token of teepees to the niumeries of the deseseed, lee
every inability milread flag is Visited& be hoisted at
half-meet daily far 16 days."
POOLL—lbaloau. Etacramit—Os Tuesday, the
let in.lsnt, the eastion of sonaillen look plans. In
the sosth-east ward the retirieg esusefflere were re-
sleeted without oppotitioe, but is the north-west ward
there were Ise earidldates for the these vaeasoiet The
renal at the poll wee asi Haws I—Me. C. A. Lewis,
one of the retiring eonsoillers, 103; Mr. Q J. Seise,
N; Mr.• G. Curtis, ; wad Yr. J.
Joyes, On (this day) a osuaillee ter the
south-east weed will beeiselek in pate al Mr. Ti.
Risineess, sleeted WI year, who is dieptaillel.
car or Roooan.—Mr. G. Broaden Aldridge has
bees appointed Belleau of this Cowl is tut. ci
Mr. Aldridge, tredve&
BASAAII. —A bazaar le to be lieki ea the the Illth esti
27th ef Danaher mit, in the et. Jamee's Charge
Sunday Sands, the inseede wida will be given
the l*draties of the dela es the adietis.
CHARMOH.—TIis Pnatemidi Roft.war.—lfor
the lard fortaight a party of megiseseb hare hers bog
rrawayiarg a Week of bed is this perish, whisk is to teem
part of Vas proposed line of newsy bem Mitapert is

Axminster. It it to be hoped this le mit sbother hoax
oe (mon .gheme, ss midway commeoimition to this
plow I. much Do eded.
Amongst the merit improvements at this plook of
which the.' nave been tosny hail. we moy useetion tde
r.movid of the redo emotion on the etitralmowri se the
"Bosthasum* sad in Its pines s Isom subdantiol
boom hos heat built for the convonieneeof the emmt-
guard megrim Asotber greet improvement on the
cliffs would be the ereotioo of owe or two MOTs mots.
At present there is ally imse for thet soccianniodstioo of
visitors.

THE SWANACE WARBLERS' COMPANY.—
lif PORTA NT DECISION.
At the Townliall, Worsham, on Saturday; at the
request of the trustee, of the Wilreharn Savings, Hank,
Mr. Tidd Pratt, Registrar-O•onal of Saviors Banks
and Friendly Societies, adjediaekd upon • qaertion
having reference to the above so-called "company.
The point in dispute was this. It appears that some
zfn ate, three men, named William Butler, Thomas
Sticklatid, and Willie= Mehnoth, wen, liPPoinied by the
Marbleise Society as trustee., and in that caffeity
invested • sum of money, amousting to L-17 Its lon., In
the Book In tl,e course of time the two
former died, and the latter, claiming his right as mars
vim*, demanded the money. A large portion of the
' quarrymen objected to this. and lodged • protest against
I the batik paying him the money. The trustees of the
bank not wishing to incur the responsibility of paying
the money took the only course left open for them,
eeniely. to have the de-ision of Mr. Pratt on the matter,
and we think the result of that decision niu.t have the
effect of putting an end to snob • society maths Lenard
Order of Stone Marblere. The Mayor (P. Miter) Eeq.,
and J. H. Calcraft, Seq., 00111 of the fievinp" Bank
Trustees, were preeeot during the be ring of the matter.
After Mr. Pistry had looked through the amounts of
the Comparly, which appeared to have been kept in •
very lex coodition, be observed that be thought he
might take it for granted that this society was not
enrolled. The bobs showed him that an amount was
olkick•d with the Savings' Bank on bobelf of the geranage
Quarrytnee's Company, whose roles were sot csertiled,
in 1837, by one of their trustees named William Butler ,
but there was no information at all when the other two
names were added. The only qu -Won therefore before
him was, to whom wee the money payable? Bailer and
Stiokland were dead, sad in the ioninsCou coarse of
things the money would be payable to the sarvivor.
Perhaps, however, the best way would be, before he
entered more into the details ad the matter, to beta
what lir. Wadies had tory oci IL He then asked that
gentleman whom he represented.
Mr. Wizroll said he represented • large body of the
quarrymen, who did not with the money to be wit/ar
drawn.
Mr. CALCILAIT asked Mr. Pratt why he did not ask
the manager of the Savings' Bank why he had refused
to pay the may
Paare replied that be supposed the manager had
minutes of refusal. its ha understood the matter, the
trustees of the Ban declined to pay the money to
Meknoth.
Mr. TWIN= said he objected to his friend appear-
iog
_at all in the matter.
Mr. Warms replied that the cam must be Very
weak if Mr. Trevirien was afraid of his appearances.
Mr. Purr said the matter in dispute was between •
depositor sad the trustees of the bank. The reason
why the trustees and managers declined to pay the
memo was because they had beard three parties wore
engaged in the matter.
Mr. C•I.4II•YV sod that wee his reason as • trustee.
Hearing that obj -snorts had Iron made, whether by
troltwho had • right to make them or not be did not
e the trustees of the blink the not choose to
undertake the responsibility rf paying the mosey.
Mr. Wzgrox said he appeared to oppose the With-
aroma of the money, and Lad served a notice on the
actuary of the beak that such was the wish of the
CIMUT) END, beacilve they would not be at all satisfied
with the manner in which the money would be ex-
pended if withdrawn. The Purbeck Warblers'
Company were it very ancient company, and
no doubt at one time the purpose for which
it was formed was good, but in coarse of events its
rules leo one quite obsolete, and could not be carried
into effect in the present day. flex's was not a gale
which had not been broken ore- and over again. Some
short time since a man named Collins, vr.th others, en-
deavoured to enforce these roles and in a manner in
which they were not at all jestilled in doing. The con-
sequence was that an action was brought into the
County Cdrert iii whoh they acknowledged themselves
to be in the wrong by allowing judgment in default.
Mr. CALCRAFT said se • treatse of the bank he remind
to enter into the iubjsct of the rules, The Court was
not going in give an opinion whether lifeline% would
expend the money in a proper arsy or not.
Mr. PLITT remarked the question now before blei
was thin How this account with this surviving trades
—or not as a trustee as the assi.ty was not enrolled—
could be tranderredP
Mr. Witarox said it was necessary that he should
eaplein matters • little, and ha would endeavour to do
so as briedy as possible. In endeavouring to carry them
rules into effect ante of the quarrymen need • man's
stone. an actioa was brought in the County Cart to
recover damages, but they allowed judgment to go by
default, and p the money. After that threatening
letters were sent to mammal quarrymen, for which pro-
ceedings were taken before the magistrres, and there
was e sionvietion. There was, an tomes.] to that convic-
tion, whinh Vas quashed, and Lord Portman, in alluding
to this matter, summated that the beet course for the
company to take would be te di-onetime* carrying the
rules into effect. The ryas& Why this money was
now sought to be withdrawn was for the purpose of
paying his friend's bill.
Mr. Tacirexzx : Now, really, sir—
Mr. Pa •TT: Hese you any ground of defence to lay
before me why the money shoal not be peel?
Mr. Witirron mid his only reason was that a large
portion of the quarrymen did not wish the money tote
withdrawn, as they kite, it would be applied improperly,
▪ Purr mid he visaed to sot ins Mr. Weston's
attention to one thing. In this society there were no
trustees; th. y owe only depositors, and had signed •
declaration, whether right or wrong, he did not know,
that the money was thers,
Mr. CALCIttrT remarked that, so far ash. understood,
the feeling of the trustees of the Ssvings. Bank it was
this—that • :timber of !ennui had signed •docomeot.
giving net* that they were as much interested in the
money as Mr. Mehnoth, and did not wish for it lob,
withdrawn.
Mr. Wzrrox said he most dockside of the interrup-
tions of Mr. Calmat and Mr. Treminers Mr. Pratt
was the Jodie, and if be desired him to nap, he (Mr.
Weston) would do cc, but not otherwise. He than
proceeded to say that he moon why It was the wish
of the quarrymen not to have the matey withdrawn was,
bonus. it would be applied to purposes for whieh the
greater portion, who had contributed towards it, would
not retietvesid adis beseat. na money had accumulated
Don these other thing., and therefore the quarry.
men odn that they had an equal right to • share,
and if this money woe now paid away they would be
deprived et the advantage of participating in it. The
Bath. held in his bead contained the same of s lam
number of person, whom Irish it wag that tbe mow
should remain where it was at present • or that fresh
trustees should be added. Four had been named, sad
If the mosey could be tninsferred it won d be malaise-
has7 to all parties
▪ Plan fisted that • transfer souk' not be made,
befit was open to lisihnoth, if ha liked, when be drew
the WWI art be re-invest it with additional trustees
Mr. Wieron said it was a came of great injustice to
the nu rrymen. As Kr. Pratt was sn equity as well
• legal judge, he esked him to eosin thec men, or elms
they would not be able to partiopate le the minus
tepee of the mosey.
Mr. Yuan : But your claimants mast have put these
men in treat. . .

Kr. W IKON : U the money is withdrawn would
fog order epordou to be paid to tech part,?
r. Piatf replied that he could INA see that Mr.
Werton'• clients had soy 10e118 ii4llGlii in the matter.
Supposing the tnpitees of the bank had ad led three or
four names, and supposing that Mr. Illelinoth had died
sod his executors had called upon him (11Ir. Pratt) ter
the money, he mast hire made au award Airtima the
bank hamar& they had no right to transfer it to so,
me dim _ _ _

WIMTOII rad if that was the ease it would be a
great hartiabip noon on 4 partion of the quarrymen.
Yr. Purr ealti if mach moil trete appointtd traateel
=mast look to them t 4 ditehargif their dance at

Mr. Wearrow remarked that if Mr. Nell:loth wee •
meg of mbefamee and was to commit • Meech of trust,
peossedlcg. Morj hi taken spina{ him.
Mr. Paarr if ibis company had been a friendly
society It would have been a far dilatant thing. But it
vs.. combination of men which was perfectly Waged,
and therefore how could be assist tbon even ta
en equitable point of view. II Mr. Wotan
meld not point out why Melinoth was not entitled to
withdraw the money be Mr. Pratt) could not see that
Mr. West..'. Arnie Mad any tacos Wanda in *homelier.
=ng to Moe &Mop' Bask law gamey paid in by
*eat 1. tho survivor, and the survivor in this
lestems• arm itstiMed to withdraw the money. Re
amid lime been most happy, if there had been • loop-
hole by which be could legaßy have done so. to hem
'lame the quarry men • char, in Om maim, but he could
not. Its, not enough for • man to presume that the
mosey was going to be applied improperly, bet in
court of equity the Not roust be sworn to. M. booth
might have ineurred expense, and he was entitled to
millibar.. Memel,.

Mr. Witerow mid if M 'moth had iseurred expense
the wearrymew would be mom happy to reisideur.•
Mr. Purr replied that suppomeg Mr. MAlooth
might hare Metered ea means of Elk be Ime perfwit y
at liberty to draw Mime expense., but would be answer-
able for milling the Mier properly aesordiug to the
rules of • IneWly society, but to Ilde 'week VIM ma
illegal society, sad the court of equity mead out later-
fem.

Winnow maid he was very Mad to hear Mr. Prott
say that the nosiest Company of btone Murkier, was
an illegal misty, sad that any penes could gm mosey
and apply it so he wialsed, withoet tbe,mi being any
remedy to roomer it. He hoped this would be Ms
means of putting so end to th• mowalliod Moriblers'
Company. The quarrymen would now know that
their moo*, could be meat by sity triunes, and the
prompt decision .0.14 b. one of the hest mesas to'
impala( up the colitmey, sod so far his sod had Men
gained.
Mr. Pam replied that the question was whether
esms of Me qamrymee nem not isdictable fur osio-
dowsesomar. Beam of nem were at pirf.-ct liberty to
Mod themselves toguther sod my they would sot work,
Mot they had no sight to interfere and hinder other
=from warble, threats sod
army in q meld sot bo transferred, sod
must therefore his paid spa the reeeipt of M.
nelineth as the surviving trustee.
Kr. WESTON amid be should desire Mr. Prate be
authorise that the mosey be paid into Ilielsooth's own
' hand, sad to no Gee elm
Kr. Piny.? replied that he wield sot de that. The
massy emoildit= to the dmipseitor or to any uo•
whoa he se

After a few further rerries r to the appears
inearred by Kr. Pratt's atteadars be said be WM MOM
t 0... snob screties as these ware their
Mr WINTON that if Ye Prirnd lons
an equitable view the ear, and add that ha Mow
li. eriety bad arid Wissily, sad resierairded the
tosslol7 divided, it Wasid bre bad rod weight
whh is. querryeau
All., • few further reerriet lb. pnoNdifee were
Imieglit to • dew

COURT OF PROB 07 AND DIVOROK

Nay 4' f.—(l3, IT- Sir J. r Wild. ).
RTOIET AND 011151111.. HILL, Oil ST txTeßvrslio.
—This eras a cauth to prove in solemn fano the e ill of
Harriet Hill, of Winaborne Minster, is the county of
Dorset. There wee no opposition.
Dr. Tristsurn, tnstrueted by Mr. Brains Abbot, of
Doctor's Costumes, meet for Mr. Hannan, solicitor of
Shaftesbury, appeared for the plaintiff'.
The learned Counsel said that the suit bears Ow
C ant was to prove in solemn form the It will and tee-
'enlist of Hrs. Harriet Hill, late of Wiinboree Minster,
in the county of Dorset, a eidow Lady, who die p0ra...41
of very considerable penonal property on the 3rd ,if
April, 1863. The will which it was ,ought to prone was
made on the 31st of October, 1866, but there had hoes
a previous will made in the mouth of November. 1856.
Ti. heinsaat-law, Mi. Harriet Susan Hill of Tisburs
Howie, Wicliwar, Olouoesteeshire, had beep sited to
appear, but them was nit any opposition. He (Dr.
Tnstram) should prove the ass execution of the will,
and would then only have to ash his lordship to 4. cre•
the judgment prayed for.—The Unread counsel thins
called the following evidence:—
Mr. Druitt, solicitor, said that he received a
letter from the testatrix, Mn. Harriet Hill, dated
12th Joly, 1859 —ln August she gave full Mane-
tions, with • previous will she bad made, and
according to that on the 27th afresh will misused* wills
• alight alteration.
By the Judge Ordinary What was that?
Witness : Only altering the same of the residuary
legator. (A laugh.) The will won &ivied on the 31st et
Ostober. The testatrix died in DAS.
Mr.. Butler. formetelys versant in thuonsplor of the
teetatriz, proved having witnessed the will prods's&
There not being any oppositioo, probate *Mg locree#
am prayed.

' MLA ND FORD. —rottcs rmaJageog. —A ColHoeiF
Cacaos—Oa Friday last, before J. J. Farquhanoe,
Seq., Elba Hale= sad Mr mother were broagbt 5R Oir
me met, *barged a. the informal:me of Willi*.
I ;An:, with feleeionly takiag away a donkey. It a-
piarist from the miaow@ that when the husband
of the defeadnat Bettie was seat 6o prison for &arab-
b.mhingis
t.heinr,L.hofe cairsirptio.amepo.s.w.Lans permission
firiree:tof
I,nitcLhleighAtiordosibi
ibto7 bad
till
aLd wE
oaek"aaseiLado.k.illwabrAy.; EiPeseaseostyttasa."l.dtoisenneembito
tbseaemmplanamitesail took
krofelhe
• time.
TesrsitAson flocuery.—A publie meet* he eery
melte& with this society was bell as Friday even*
WO he tin seenebly rooms. The chair was takes by
Mr. Marne* Seifobie addressee were delivered by Mr.
Vaughan, the miamornery, led by Mr. K. Stainer sod
other friends. The audience warn emerh but the remarks
made by the speakers appeared to be full/ appreciated.
I The Bead of Hope children mot about hal-pos• six, andl
were eonnderabll interested by the ezesSeht addros
el Mr. Vaughan.
SHILLIIGBTONIL As loosed, wee held on &stare
day. bet ore the twofer for the distriet, 40 the body og
a child named Jesse Cox, aged 14 menthe. It
appears that on the previous Thersday the Seelber,
haying oocasion to go up-stairs, left the Mild in the
living-room where • fire was burning on the booth.
Henna( a peculiar at, front the child she rushed does
stain, and there bowed Omaha poor little onaten, whom
clothe' were all in • blade, bed oat into a capboang
some two or three yards away from the fire-piaca ler
hew agitation she threw a quantity ef water over the
shld, and tt to, whilst extinguishing the tames, Lading
to its aufferinmr. On examination it was lased that Hie
mck was dreadfully brunt, and it died tbe aerl.;l3
from the injuries it had surtained.—The jury
as their verdict" Aesidental death by boning."
HILTON—Penn Coreoree DiatIOTID ST MLA
We regret to stet-, that on Thursday evening • fro
recurred in Ibis village by whir* four oretagee, inhabitedl
by labouring men, were totally destroyed, andsthit=
and furniture of the inmates either burnt or re
unfit for sio by hasty removal. We onderstand that
the muse of the Or. is attributed. to the soloseness of
opine boys who were oat bet.fewbag, nali, who bevies
• lighted candle unprotected, eiseid,teellp set ehe he
The thatched roof of on. of the cottages. One of the
tenants len • life-interest in the property, which, at hie
death, reverie to the Lord of the Manor. the Boom
Hambro. We hem net heard whether the property
wan in.Orlid or not.
SP ET rt U SY. —ammo's AocriDEXT.—We regret tee
Aide thee on incident, attended with sod emsequiemes,
cionwred in this village on Tuesday evessia_g about nine
o'clock. It appews that the 4 leer of Kr. Hester*
bee wer'S Wiligoo having Wale hammer to trenease at the
Castle palate-hostas, eft his horses end wagon a abort.
time emetteeded in front of the house, sad whilst
crivers.tioes with the landlord, a traveller with aa3
abill• in. A fight then ensued between a barge
bel miring to tbe landlord and the dog, ead the j!..=
frigibened by the noes, .&is,4 off at full speed
'Vs • Bag.. Whell near the cherob they were 17:e.;
' Mr. J. Keynes, who with hi. wife and daughters were
on their way home from Ilismilord in • wagootte. •
feartal collision ens,.!, one of She wage* shaft. be*
driven through the vehicle, carrying sway the splash-
, beard entering the seat and injuring pad Mr..
Liaise. The two young ladies moped inhere, Kin.
Keynes, being very anima Mimed, were tam into the
I Ha H. B. Vigard's house, and medical meistenee oral
for. So severe were her blurbs that Dr. 890.0.7. sky
ems quickly in attendance, remained with her the greats%
'part of the three following days, aad she was not abler
to be removed borne till Frtda Moth* 80 for as we
can understood no blame is aftribnied to the driver if
the wagon, but the above chose theOftegliity then ie
for two men to be sent out when repsamd mile ham to
be made, go that the home way Dot be legs seastanded.
RlNOWooll.—Teurrnot • Pncta•ST Werllool •
Cennetcalfa —At the petty sessions on Wedsoadsy„
the grid inetant. Joseph Guy was Merged Whew
W. C. D. Sedans, Zoe , and Major-General
with illegally trapping • pheasant at Sandford, be hay.
tog no certificate to kill (WM This case exalted s
great deal of interest. Mr. lobos appeared for the
pnenution, and Kr. Dreitt, of Chebtahareb for the
defense. The defendant, who is the owner of • email
ploes of load Striated at Sandford, in the midst of the
estate of John Mille, Seq., and immediately ender one
of his copses, where game is very plentiful, has for
many rears been exercising hia right to trap rabbles and
harm, of which meat numbers earns down oat of tber
copes on to his laced. Mr. Mills's keepers ham been am-
rowly watching the defrmisat for sone be.., and at
length emmeeded in establish* the present saes
him. Georg* Itspois mid he was a keeper in the ear 5;ii
Mr. Mills. On the afternoon of the 12th of October My
In Sandford capes, when be ow the defendant eel • trap
on his own land, and surets himself in • bole in • hay-
rick on .he other Nide of his field. After amnia' mate
time he saw three pheasant, Ey out of the memo and
pitch in the defeedort's Seld, some little dishoeor from
the trap, which they gredeally approached. When weer
it they Immo to peek vigorously, until ass of the biol.
was caught by the head in the nap. The defeelandi
then ran from the rick, took the Kra from the keno
and was running bask to the risk with it, when the
witness ran after hint. The defeedeat &my the bird
over the edge, and, *a witless's *Meg it om he foes&
barley-owne in its beak and throat. The aeda.danlr
was • pasture held, and there we. SO barley within KO
yards of the spot. Mr. Drnitt, for the Moos, en-
to show that the tear wee set teethe
of mart es rabbits end hero, mid called Joseph GOP=
who stated Hurt bis father eras meows* in the heitt of
setting traps for Mist popose. The Benet however,
wen of il opines this the trap was fa for a
el taklitg pheasesee, sod ingineed a reseby al Ben".

FIIIMAL OP Tut LAYS MAINAUII 07 Baling& —The
'mein, at this downed eableinita were interred ea
fi.turday In Iskwortk Chunk, Burylit. liduneada. 750
hearse containing the corns was followed by dessenCe
four eon, his two brothers, (Lords Arthur and Alfred
Henry) Ike Duke of Rutlend, the Mayor, Donors-
tion, and taw:lumen of Bury the 'award, /. Prr
and other &mantes of the late Marquis. 4C":"e Ad-
lowing din the Mayor sod Conorwion Mimicked dime,
MYNA, when the Roe. Mr. Riehardeen prinked a eery
touching sermon from St. Jobs S., part of lb* 22n4
wine s—''Thy brother shell rise scan." The Doll
Nene' in Saul was rendered by the organist in a tomb
bowman 'Renner, and the large nrogregsties we,.
visibly effeeted on the mournful ooessida.
FATAL Ein.oe2oe AT • MATCH 1iA11177ACT0717.--,
flremet. Vali:110T. —On Saturday, a wooer's inqatry„
reletin to the death of Allobeel Murphy. aged 12 yew.,
was concluded at Stratford. The deceased had beim
employed at the lueifermatch factory of Mr. Hwith. in
Stretford New Tows. An explosion took plan on last
Friday week. Downed wee stirring some donned
oompound, when a terrible explosion took place, cower-
ing doomed with lames and Moeda' in the factory
erMdows. His chest, dant, face, si'd body, genenelly
were bent in a shocking manner In the fiery mew
pined. Brides*, haring been yen that severed
ebildree younger than the wen at. with in tier
same plan, the oorefter regimen*, that k seemed to be ow
aggrevatiou of • Auger already toe post te employ
'bikini' in a badness of this nature. lie hod nand
the factory oft Friday morning, and be sew Odd»;
whom he would not trust with a lighted esaille,
at work near Sr.., and in the IRMA of seoef expleene
materials. In the presents.., it the Same bad
entered the factory window., an expiation would hare
molted, which would not ha's been so greats. that.
at Faith, but in lose of if. would, perhaps, not hare
bees second loft. TI e jury, after a brief eosealtation,
returned the following newel verdict—That deepened
died from asphyxia. through an iodise's' expkensa
while he was implied in el Irving a oompeeitioa for lbw
manufacture of Toeuvian lights, and the jury esseider
that the manufacturer le open to conenre for entreating
swab combustible materals to obildrea of es yawn me
age, sad tio jury netiowiminded that I. hams chloride'
of NANA should be wetted with water, had es reedered
non-explosin before being mixed with the other in
gredienes of the eceeponitioft. •
• 03.11171.111117 T To not Owner Votiarrmin In
F-1141LAX0.—• panful oomplusesit ha. reeendy been
paid by the Brest wooed (kril Rom) V.R.C., to C. T.
Tower, Req., of Wield Hall, who hes emend
hie ffah yesr. At two deice* the corps, shoat AO im
ember, started on their way to Weald Hall. Arriving
at the melee the eorps were rifting at dm
estreftee by CT Tower, Res.. with whose were else
Mre C. T. Tower, sad Ringssolo, their eldest
dinghter, Rise habilis Tower, The. Tower, Req..
and Arthur Tower, Req., R.N. Beene been put
time& • amebae of parade monsaines the volunteers
preeseted ems. and Carotene Hill, adeamiimg to Air.
Tower, sospotelsted him in the name of di. seeps
es hie lewrin now "stand Isis flOth year, end
• be” tint be might yet be loug neared to his
his frissis, and aingliboms. Mr. Teeny thee addementi the emapany in reply, aad at eessiderable length, fie emedernies thaakiag Vie seeps foe its kindness aid esesideratieft.
CAmmu.'s Co7lna have for • keg series of years
bees held la high estimation by lovers et that leseenge.
These Coln, are sold by nearly two thememed sepsis.
CaseelFs Tama an aloe suppliel I. like lareartar. To
afford facilities for families getting msllsd In all pacts
of the kingdom, and to meet des reqeliwsa, et es in.
wowed population, owe thousand additiesial wafts ass
now required. Fla pertionlars sad toms of sneney will
he gem ou application to Omen, ankh sad CO., 50,
Ilienehurehotreet, Latin.

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