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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

E. CAMBRIDGE & C 0..,
(was w. C. CANSILDOZ)
CELEBR4TED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the let Prise at
six consecutive Atrial.
timid shows, when first in.
trodued in August no/
September. 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Royal Agricultural do-
ei•ty's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises weft
offered for Chitin Harrows.
A. a Bush Harrow for
Pastan Land, Rubbing
Down Manure. Scratching
up Moss, Ac., it is no.
rivalled.
It does its work better
and relieves itself as well
es tho ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Couch or Twitch Grass
It is also sued for working
down Land that hu been
Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making •
trot-rate Heed lied without
chaturbing the Manure, and
is invaluable for healing
Seed or Grain, leaving
arm /se tilth, as cannot be obtained with any other
DILUTERS° ERIE TO ANT STATION.
Catalegues with Priem, AA, on application.
ST.PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

BLANDFORD.

Tins Onaronso OF ST. PAUL. —The Sacred Harmonic
Society Nave two pet formatters of Mendelailion's oratorio
of SI Paul in the Corn Exchange, last Thursday. The
chorales were most ably and effectively given, and the
wineipal singers were Miss Banks
31suprano), Mr.
Cummings (tenor), and Mr. Maybrick bass). A cont.
eompany of instrumentalists under r. Calkin, el
London, with Miss Edwards (piano), and Mr. Spinney
(harmoninro), composed no excellent orobertra. The
audieoces were large.

lanwawriaa TO LADIES. —At this DeLeon of tbe year
the iroportut process of bleaching and drafting lanes
did linens for spring end summer wear oommenfta. We
would therefore particularly cell the attention of our
fair readery to the Mayfield Stank It is now exile-
ieely used in the E.oyel Landry, and bar Majesty's
laundryu pronoanses it to be the finest starch she eves
used. Wheel you ask forage 0140,14, Ns Mat pen get it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

Weed Ameri, per 480 lb. ..
nam, and Danubian, Jilt° ..

per eOolb

Millet, per 4000. . . .. 17 6 ..18 0
Mumma. : 100 ,2. qrs. 0610, 106 gm barley.Coialwise
106.'k. flow.

ilionomier We have midi supplies of English wheat from UN
farmers, for which and foreign there Ls a good consumptive
link, at fully last weeks prices. Malting barley unchan.ed ;
grinding fully 6d. per qr. dearer, Mit the demand Is limited.
Stocks of maim are small, and hoklers inelA on In. per qr. more
money. Oata are more inquired after, and values have im-
proved ad. to &I.—Devizes: Ilse fair having been held yogi's.-
day, interfered with our market to some extant to-day, this
attendance being lanaller than of late. Wheat was In email
supply, and prices unaltered, but a good trade at 144 week'.
rates. We believe Ns. ad. to be the highest price actually
made. Malting barley was very more., the soma being no
nearly over. ens. was the top price. Beans, pens, vetches, &c.,
nearly nominal, and prices unaltered.—Biensinplaana • Short
vopply of Eaglish wheat, which found buyer. at the extreme
prices of last week (a fair quantity being sold at an Idvanoe of
Id. per bushel), red making 42... &I. to 44v.; and white, 44e. to
46.. all per qr. of 4961 b. Foreign wheat met a fir healthy
demand f r consumption at the prices of 4,4 week. Deane,
English old, 445. to 45..; new, 43. to 44x.; Egyptian. 49. to
2.4. per qr of 3221 h. Indian corn (yell MB. to 375. pet qr.
54311.; net. (English), Ns. to 311.. per qr. of 441 b per bushel ;
white Irish, 24.. to 27.. per qr. of 391 b. per bushel; pess
(grinding), 37. to 40s. per qr. of 629 h.; barley (grinding), 24v.
to Na. per qr. of 40011.; barley (malting), 33a. to 425. per im.
pedal qr. —.llnnelies,e, Moderate consupiptive busineer
it, wheat, • nirli.h bringing an advance of id. per • r., and
foreign fully last week's prices. For Sour rather more money
wage/sled in come inatances, both for English and foreign ; but
buyers evinced very little disposition to operate. Oats were
without any material change. Englivh Insane were ad. and
Egyptian fully 1.. ad. per quarter dearer. Indian corn wee
likewie held fort, to Is. &I. per quarter above the rates of
thiv day sentaight which checked sales.
" "

Fuels. Mark-Las.: Tbe tone of the market generally
good, with an upanull tendency. English and foreign wheat
rather larger. Fl,ur well supported. Barley without change.
Oats finally held, and In ...ono cases more money has been
obtained. No alteretion In maisc.—Linean Demand be
wheat weedy, and t, per quarter more mosey was genteelly
atablished.,--Lireepool: Good consumptive demand for
whaled. Millers pa) tog the extreme rate. of Tuesday, and In
exceptional blailllCVS a bb .de more MOM . Flour in steady
request at previa... quotations. Bain, bring an advance of
fully 9d, per .quarter.— fraktiletl: Fine fresh rod wheel to
demand, at radar higher prices; but slow sale for whitest,
late num Barley, oat., and beau. One.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

POOLE.

Donnas, tit Ram.- ----I-6—n- Mr. Houliaton, the
assistant overeeer, applying for •poor.rate on Thursday,
at the petty sessions, the Mayor inquired what was at
Present the acrepte amount of tbe rates on real
property in Pools. Mr. Hoolston replied that he had
made a careful estiniste, and the whole would be met
by is. 2d. in the pound: Sixteen years .go when be
had to make a return the rates were lbis. lii., in the
pound, double the amount at which they now stood.

FOURTH DORRIT (POoLa) RIMS CORPS.—An ent.r-
t.inment wee given at the Oddfellowe' Rail. Hanger
Bill on Thursday evening last, on behalf of the above
corps when Mr. Arthur E. Omsk, for Poole wee
in the chair. The programme consisted of the
"National Anthem" by the choir of Lonsfleet church,
"Th British Volunteers," "Gaily over the Ocean,"
"Nelson" (sung by Mr. Burt), "The Gall to Arms"
(by Mr. James) ke. Between the songs the chairmen,
Mr. Aldridge, and Mr. Ellis gave interesting readings.
At the close of the entertainment Captain Viant
thanked the company for their attendance, and the
chairmen (Mr. Guest) for presiding.

TN. TOWN AND COUWIT LINIANT. —On the 21,1
inst, at noon, the annual meeting of this old and valued
institute was held in the library, under the presidency
of Sir leer Bertie Guest. Bart. of Canford Manor.
Sr. Arthur B. Guest, M.P, for Poole, and other gentle-
men were present. The Treasurer. (lir. William Penney)
read the report for the past rear. it showed • balance
due to that gentleman of £7 19a. 6d. and receipt, to the
amount of kl 3 3a. 2d. of which is paid in attbsorire.
lions to Mudie's Library Company and i:37 for news-
papera During the pee year 345 volumes have boss
received from Mudie's library. On the proposition of
Sir Ivor B. Guest the reports of the committee and
treasurer were received and adopted. Sir Ivor Guest
was re-elected president of the institute for the ensuing
year, and Messrs. Arthur B. Guest, M.P., G. Balboa,
H. W. Diekineon, D. DirrelL J. Goose, W. Pearce,
J. Kemp, J.IP. Outch, U. L. Welch, G. Penny, J. Sled*,
C. J. Stone, P. Slyring.C. Waring and J. Touckett vice-
presidents. Mr. W. Penney was re-elected treasurer and
curatorof the Institute, Mr. John Adey, hon. secretary,
and Mr. Sudden, librarian; the committee were also
re-elected. The thanks of the meeting were unani-
mously accorded to Sir Ivor R. Guest for presiding on
that occasion, and the noble chairman, in acknowledg-
ing the compliment, said that be should have great
pleaaure in sending to the treasurer • cheque for
£7 19.. 61. that they might begin the new year free from
debt, an announcement that was received with much
gratification by those present. A vote of thanks to Mr.
S. Lewin for his kindness in laying certain papers on
the Library table was paned. KW votes of thanks to
the officers for their eMcient management. During the
year a very 61211 otter (shot in Poole Harbour) hem bees
presented to the Museum of the Institute by several
gentlemen of the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

BAYS'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.

rrHH STOMACH is the greet Supplier of all
the wants of our system. Its object is to repair
the wear and tear of life. It disordered, its function
ceases, which is followed by Indigestion, ileadaohe,
Lowness of Spirits, blebuieholy, and in some eases In-
seeity. EATS% WOBSIALL'II PILLS seethe best possible
Medicine for all the disorders of this organ. They
it, whilst by their toner power they gime it now
vigour.
Bold by all Chemists and other Dealers ta %tent
Iladittnes, at 1L 1 id., 2a. 9(1., and 4s. 64, Wholesale
Degtd, V. Itread-street, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

FORDINGBRIDOL

H A NNEN is favoured with instructions

to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY sad
ADAY. the lird and 24th of MAY, 18/0„—All
STOCK•DLTIC %DE and EIL-cts of Mr. BALLARD.
net !taker, Paper Hanger, Chins and Glass
Ac.

Premise. are TO BE LET at a very rental,
afford an excellent opportunity for a peracin who
ut a small capital to enter upon a well-eatabliatiod

RILDLYNCH, DOWNTON.

. H A NNXN is favoured with instructions
from the Eseentois of the late Ere Herrleet
ly, to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY. the 2ad
lAY. If7o.—All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PR, LINEN, and General Effect., on the promisee,
of which are circulating ii the neighbour-
at Two o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

elkient." Ws Royal Menus Immediately enquired for the
carriages and drove off to the Convict Establishment. The
trrnin, who were ciumanded anil mantruvred by Major
Deubeny, then broke Into open columo , the officers fell out,
and the men were dlankeed. At twenty.ffve minutes to two
the thundering flutes of the Achille. and &unwell anno maid
*oth. Inhabitants of Weymouth and Portland that the Duke
wu leaving. Not much more than flee minutes afterwards the
handy sod powerful yacht had reached the Breakwater end,
.bich she rounded, and .me quarter to two was cell on her
way urwards Port...mouth, where the Duke continues hi. tour of
hasP•ctldi In the south.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

a°laaa Clat4' Aft Chapel wu visited and after that
the differs, ,t h - d infirmary. His Royal
Riahnele te ohpar-tetlacula:nnotioe of some of the patients
especially 'of an & young man who Is suffering from the effect
injr . .r, rastaiced about a week ago, oeca.ie...d by
Tharsile `e° ft a crane and is in a most daruierous condition.
- Pe cal and separate cells were next visited, ad
then La examination was nude of the bakery and
___°°`'" Sou... Tho former seemed to interest the illus.
,
"ur .• visitor very much, as there were 900 loaves
mu .de up and earefally stacked away. the average daily
c assumption of flour being 12 sack.. At each of theme
Plasm. His Royal flightless tasted some of tn. eon.
evict
dift. The bathe wire ii.xt inspected and after-
wards the reception room and ati Governor's deft,
at the latter place Its whole party signed their

—During the tour of inspection the convicts had been
tnarehi cl out to work, and from Lb eminence the Prince
and party bad an opportunity of seeing the system o'
lahour there adopted. His Royal Highness made a
most careful scrutiny of all that mu brought unier
lira obaervation, his visit lasting almost two hour.
Just before the party left the prison the warder.'
children were ranged inside the gates and as the Prince
left these sang the National Anthem.
A sumptuous luncheon was provi.led at the residence
of the Govenor' but of this the Prince and party did
not lariat,. A large crowd assembled nutaide the
prison in order to witness the departure of the Prince,
and as be and his suite took their state in the carriages
they were most heartily applauded. The party were
driven to the Admiralty pier, where they embarked op
board the royal yacht and steamed off Cu mac for
Osborne Houma

At taaletown flags had been stretched soya the road by
Mr. Miaow, and the Ann of W. Roberts and Co. hoisted the
lac. of about haU-a-tbaen States for which they me consols.
In Fortune's Well decorations had also been impr,vined from
the premien. of Mr. Joiliffe, stationer, amen the road to Mr.
and the principal hotel. and Inn% also displayed
Including the Royal Portland Arm., al 4 the Britannia. N
passing the Lotal Board odic., some rivet') children of Mr.
Crocker's showered flowers on the Prince. On the nad land-
ing to the Grove gags were holitted from the London. the
Eagle, &e., showing that some of the inhabitants had bean
apprimed of thy royal visitor'. approrkh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

WYKE REGIS.

Mecum. t.—We are glad to 6nd that the mockerel
OIL tab h.souo.m.oNti. A bo.t b.10..g,ng to
Ed w.rJa, of Wyks, caught 76 line 6.h ou
Dight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

PRODUCE MARKET.

In the nebulal produce markets this week there has
been no new feature. Transactions during the earl,
part were restrictel by the holidays, but the public
sales have since been numerous, and prices have
occasionally shown a slight reduction. The home
deliveries art improving, and will probably continue
large with the revival in trade. All ooloury qualities
of plantation Ceylon coffee have realised high rates, but
common gray kinds, sa well as native Ceylon, are again
rather lower. The first 'ergo of Costa Elea of the new
crop bag arrived. Floating copes of Rio have
obtained full prices. The Netherland Trading Com-
pany's sale is expected to be held on the 220,1 instant.
Sugar bee been quiet, as the refined market is unsettled.
sad quotations have In cone cases perienoed a trifl-
ing decline. Low brown sorts are shoat the same as
before, and the home deliveries of Manilla show a
rem., kable increase on those of the previous years. A
few toting cargoes of foreign have been disposed of
for the United Kingdom. In rice the business on the
spot and afloat has been large, partly speculative, and
rather higher prices now demanded. Tbe tea-market
is very quiet, the operations of the trade being mesh
contracted. A few public sales on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday were without effect on quotations. Sties of
Indian growth are declared for tbe ensuing week.
Spices are unchanged. Black and white pepper bays
been sold at rather lower rates. Saltpetre is quiet, but
prices are firm for fine qualities, of whir* tbe supply
continues smell.
—II6P MARKET.

BMOC Oa. Friday.— The d.m.nd con puss esmonablv good
for all descriptions, anaselally new raegUsh, which ars wares.
Lad. Kent, Ad 16. to Lit 111 a.; Yids, 1.7 16.. to ; Weald.,
£7 10a. to £8; Bums, £6 fis to ET Ts ; New Bavarians and
Americana, £4 4s. to 1,6 ; yearlings, Al 16a to LS 10e.

PROVISION NARKKT.

Butter in very firm- , o.lng to the dry and
hair adtanced 2e. per cert. nation, however, very duirce
ends
barns and lard are rather lower in prim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

BROADWXY.

MCIIICIAL 1111110VIUMIT.—Will have numb pleasure
in noticing a great improvement in our (thumb choir.
Last Sunday the voluntary at the beginningq tbe
morning service (There i•hoold be Love at Hone) was
played exceedingly well, and ibs =them afterwards less
accomplished in a very creditable manner. Maar. thinks
to Slim asaisoni, of Upwey, for the interest elm takee
in the choir, and we hope it wiU had to a better bairn-
newt being placed in the chtirett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

ANNUAL MELTING.

Sir Stafford Northoote presided on Wednesday at the
annual meeting, and WAS warmly welcomed back from
Canada. The report stated that tt.e funded property
of the Societe amounted to £5.500; the number of mem-
bers was 1,097. The Conned recommended that the
next meeting of the society be held at Guildford, and
that Earl Cork be president. These propositions were
put to the meeting and carried unanimously. Various
formal vote, of thanks were passed, and brought the
proceedings to • conclusion.
.___ •

THE ArruiDAZCZ.
The following is the gratifying result of the meeting,
the Tsuntonians beating Southampton by £l5. Sub-
joined are the figures :
fiscrirrs.
Nowens. e. d.
Monday .. 1240 ... 149 18 0
1 nesisy . 4402 532 12 6
Wednesday ... 12310 ... 1483 17 0
Thursday . 27400 1323 16 0
Friday ... 6253 ... 296 11 0
51603

3786 14 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

CENSOR& ON A PLIIIBH Docrou BY THE

POOR -L7i- ioiiiis.;''

The Poor Law Board have communicated to the
Oak:diens of the Weymouth Union thew declaim net to
have an enquiry into the ems of Henry Stone. about
ehich mane members et his family had made amplaiaie
I. the Guardian'.
The following letters on the subject have be received
by Mrs. Blaeiney.
" Madam, -I am directed by the Guardians to forward you
the annexed copy of a letter which they have received frost the
Pour Law Board relative to the ootoplalnt eined by you and
others against Dr Ourutbers.—Yours truly

"Kra Blaeiney, Grove, Portland "
" Poor Law Boord, Whitehall, ,
" tad June, lOW
_ _

"81r —I ern &twist I by the Poor Low Board to ackinOwledes
the roosipt of your letter of the l•th ultimo tranenritting •
• spy of the e aminatione of 'Nitrogen taken before the
Guardian. of ihe We)muuth Union, relative to the complaint
.4 bleu Blasiney and ,mbers against Dr. Carruthers, the =dual
otiker of the wish of Portland, in regard to his treatment of
Henry Stone, who hal suntalned • tincture of the leg. ILm
dirvcied to date that the Bowel, haring given .11th. facia
submitted to them on thss *object their aiMul oonsiderollon,
are of opinion that there is no neconnity for an official enquiry
lots the actual treatment of the ewe. The Board a the same
time cannot but consider Dr. Carruthers very reprehensible for
not having removed the poor man's clothes, and placed him
in the at., instance in • poeition of condom and cleanliness
and the Board cannot concur with the medical orcer in
thinking Oust it was not his duty to bare attended to thaw
particulars. The Board, on the contrary, consider that not
only Ms prole...lonel duty, but am hi, sense of common
humanity, ought to have prompted him to adopt in the Ora
instance the course which was subsequently pursued by Mr.
McLoan.—l ern, Sir, 300 r obedient servant,.

"H. Flarmism,
" Secretary.
"To R. Hare, E,q , Cleric to the Guardians a Um Weymouth
Mon, Weymouth."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING

CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS.
OnERMONS in aid of this Society, will
(D.Y.) be preached on SUNDAY, JUNE 19,
Inn. by the Rev. Clint, B. Ceitunr. A., Association
80erctary. In the Morning at Wtify FORD, POTOM
CHURCH : 10 the Afternoon, at Sitoanwar CHURCH:
In O. Evening, at MARTIRWHYR/14 CHURCH.
M TINGi, in aid of the Society will (DV.) he
held In the T.Awir H•tx, Doectizerait, on MONDAY,
the 20ih of JUNE. the afternoon meeting commencing
at 2.30, the evening meeting at 7.15.
At nisch Meeting the Res. C. B. C•RLON, M. A.,
Association Secretary, will attend as the Depatntion
cad at the afternoon meting the Chair will be taken
by Willem' Wittiams. Bp., of Bridetetid.
A Conerr,oli rill Ot made at Ike Clow of tad. Serowe
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

Kr-. BINGLIIII added that it should not be forgotten
Mr. Andrews had taken oas of these dabs/Aurae him
self.

The meeting then ended.

WET MOUTH.
SAIITAIT STATE Or WiTMOOTH. —with regard to
the last issued quarterly statement of birtbs, marriagee,
and deaths, by the Regiatrar•genoral, in with% Wey-
mouth tlid Dot appear in so favourable • position.. we
expected. we have reason to know that • Ci-overnmont
Inspector has moonily viaited Um town to inquire into
the matter and that the unfavourable return is found
to have arisen from erroneous elaesifioation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

poax IIARKkT.

Mr RADA Y. —Briteni7li; dryweather Mill continue. ani
value. of all kinds of grain ere advancing. On ourmarket, to-
day Kogiih wheat ao fa and f,ireign 2. per qr. dearer, with a
good trade. Barley, Indian corn, nod oat. each fully fai per. qr.
higher, and in large demand. 80112141 and peas also tending
upwards.

I Mini?. e. d. a. d.
American, timing, per 4991 b. .. 4A .. 47 0
Ditto 'rioter .. .. .. .. 47 .. 49 0
English, red and white, new, ditto .. 45 • • 53 0
Danube, [braille, molt, ditto .., 39. .. 34
Ohirka, Taganrog, tc., soft, ditto .. 44 .. 45 0
Berdiamiki Marisoople, soft, ditto .. 44 .. 45 0
C'ellfornian, white .. .. . .. 60 .. 51 0
Polish °deem, Niculect, "oft, ditto. .. 0 .. 0 d

English, good to line malting. nor insp. qr.. 0 0
IriA sod irronch, grinding, per 40fflb. .. 27 0 .. Su 0
Danube nod Steditsrranson, ditto .. 26 0 .. 15 V

OATS.
Limerick and other, doe white, por 2201 b .. 24 6.. 28 0
Oerk, Dublin, liatt, ditto .. 22 0 . 22 6
Cork, Waterford, black, per 2041 b .. 21 0 ..26 o
I rash tawny , ditto .. 21 6.. 8
Prince Iblora4d Island, black ditto .It 0 . 22

Egyptian per 49011,. .
English, per Imperial qr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

UPWRY.

SODDEN DUI'S.— A melancholy cam of 'odds')
death happened on Sendsy last. ft appeari from the
inquest which was held on llonday evening, before B.
Look. Seq., deputy 004011111 t, 'Jett Merles Bonning,
Ishownev, in she muletarnent of John Mffilec, FN., had
been poorly for some time. but Ina still able to follow
his employment until • day or two before his desalt.
on Sunday evening be weet out to a plisse now the
house, and not retro-Ping, his wife west to look for
him, and found bim then. in a dying state, and shortly
efterwards he aspired. Verdict, " Death from natant)
osaase."

"LOTHAII" IT T1L11014711.-Lit iireported that an
itnieriese publishing Sr. endeavoured to make an
ereeeeement with the Auglo-Amerkwe Telegraph
roisp.ny to have transmitted to aim, from Loudon,
the whole of Mr. Nara. 'Lothair.' on the hypotheait
that ten day" start of their rival publishers would eons.
peneate them for the outlay. The following Agoras
exhibit the nature of this uodeetelting :—There are ong
page. in the three "Ames of 'lmthair,' with an avenge
of 100 word. per page, giving • Niel el 167,120 words.
, The peanut rate for Amerman meelmet's Mis for 10
words, and the omit of • wiring' • Lothair' would there-
fore amount to 921,588. flapposiaii the company were
wilting to work this lengthy anti usterastkag uteseade
at half-priee, the met would AM arwout to g1i,784,
This mei, at ewe loiter per eery reluil (with* ertrahl
probably he the American prior), would seearitaa the
-ale of nestle 80,0000,pille before tt.is prl.arc tesse of
teigaiolal was uortrod. witboot raskQplfag *to ad of
pwsotia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

COST OF TSB PUBLIC L&MPS.

-
While the Town Connedre ff..r go the Gee 13.tniwinY
I. under consideration, it will to Interesting to read the colon
-
144100 of the quanGty of gas consumed In the year, from the
heirlnnlng of April to the cud of March. The asictilstinn eras
mule by Mr. Councillor AI e. on the supposition that the
n
lamps woold burn 41 feet of gas per hour but by the adoption
of the Government regulatio burners,
consuming about 4 ft.
per hour this estimate will, of coon*, be reduced.
hours per Total
nights nights night hours
April 30 lees 5 moonlight -26 - 7 - 175
May 31 In. 5 alternative (only
hail the lamps being lighted 13 - 14 - 71
June nil (no lamps being lighted)
July 31 In. 6 anemic (only
half the Imam bee lighted 13 b - 65
Augustin 1606 moon. - 16 - . 161
Sept. SO less 6 moon! t - - 26 - 211
Oct. 31 lam 5 moonlight - 26 - 1 - 273
Nor. SO ism 6 snomilight - •16 - 16 375
Dec. st ire 0.9,f1ecr.6. - se - - 416
J an. 31 leo - 16 • 14 - 409
Feb. 28 lam 6 moon - - 14 - an
March 31 km 6 moonlight - - 111 • 9 - 214

214 A2l
Total number of unrien, 254, an of 2,721 Wes.
burning—at 44ft. per hour-12,244 al per lamp, which
at Is. 61 per 1,000, makes the met of
X a. 1.
Ole kw each lamp 215 3
Lighting sod extinguishing I 16 0
Repairs of lamp. and painting 0 1 6
IntereAt for WM text of lamp poets or
lamp irons 0 2 0

114
Mr* pa cent. discount 0 3
3 11

The Om Committee of the Town Council accepted *Gil; calcu-
lation aa • keels, but decided to redone the comumpti in from
Wt. to Gt. per hour per lamp, and offered the Comumers'
Use Coin a be. per lama. The four-feet burner was tried
on Tucnniey night on one tif the 'lamps, at the corner of the
Town-hall, and found to give an eillefient and Mandy light, in
feet better than earned the lamp. not provided with the burner.
The cast of the burners will be about Pa it per lamp, and we
heard a gentlemen connected with the Gas Company state that
he believed the Compsny would bear part of the first cost. Tbus
it is to be hoped the gumbo will be settled byline Om Com-
pany receiving their demand-4c od. per I,ooo—while the
Town Council will only pay Lat. Se per lamp, so that the dangers
on the one hand, of the 011. Company attracting unpopularity,
end on the other of to. Town Council haring to pay too Imge •
min for raL will he avoided, and everybody be mtislied that
they have got their owe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

.WOOL MARKET.

thi•oroao, thund.i.------Tn;;;;-1;—;"gond attendance on
'Change stter Whitauntide holidays, and though there h
much more chertful tone apparent, the amount of Maine.*
done is only meagre. In wool there is no appreciable change,
either In the demand or In pricer. Spinners operate toe *mall
extent in choice wage to supply preening want*. Staplers
complain much of the mciegre buinem done, and of the difficulty
of realising remunerative rates. Some small lots are coming
to the market, but the prices current in the country ale such
that there is great difficulty in effecting sales at a proSt, and
staplers, In most instance*, held to their stocks without doing
much bushiest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14

fR. T. A. SAUNDERS begs to 11111101111011
:-V1 that ha Vise instructed Mr. T. EN3OII. to LIST
by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 30th of
JUNE s.-140 of hie much IMPROVED HARP.
SHIRE I /OWN RAMS, of differeet ages, large wise
with fine Down quality.
Y. 11.. 14. Sitters himself he has the best lot of sheep
he es ,r produced.
Frew the high estimation in which the Watereornbe
Fleet has been held for so many years, and from the
. gantlet:A Burmese in exhibition, Mr. Saunders haring
• ',slithered his cheep in 1668 for 18 prizes and won 16 ;
and In 1869 for 13 prises and won 12, the Anetiorieer
•with the greatest confidence invitee the attention of
sheep breeders, and assure@ them they will see ie the
ring • superior lot of sheep te any that have been
• cdf,red et previous lettings.
The Shtep ins, remain on the Form until let of
fieptembee as usual. They it. only in Store Coadition,
without Cake or Corn.

Watercombe Farm is Sir Miles from the Great
Western Station at I torebeeter. where there will be •
'foss to meet the 10.12 a.m. Down lean; and Two
Miles from Moretou Station on the Swish-Western Line,
where there will be moveyances ; and the 5.10 pm.
Up-Train will specially stop at Mureton for the con-
venimice of Passengers returning above Southampton.
Locher,. at 12 and Sale at 1.30 p.m.
Watcrcombe Farm. near Dorchester. May. 1826.

ROYAL HOTEL, AFAEHRLT KOWA&
WZYMOT,Ta

linis2r the irome hate pair nave of Colonel CoONNI
and officers of the eith Royal Pugilism.
HERR VAN TIFDDEGHEM and Mr. T.
AVANT pea V, announce th.A they will give
t VOCttI e,4 INS' tKITIINTAI. CONCERT, OA
MGNDAY EVENII' JUNE 2ipab.
Vo.lial'tenore—Mr. H. TAMIL
Grand I",anolorte—",r. 'l'. AVANT.
Aoco oloanist—hl r. G. THANINI.
Vjolin—Hip. Van Hannsoamt, of the selebreted
Orth.ttra t as late Strauss. IL Jolliest. Philhar-
monic Coneer to. and formerly leader of the Crystal
Palace 13.114- and who will play Pacanini's celebrated
Rob o°A °D. string.(" La Pregbiera dt.llowa2

'r-itiiimaa Gr,4 iil be used:
Ada Jon -Reserved Seats (numbered), 3a; Central
Ditto.? a; Beck Ditto, Is.
Tick elm and Places may be secured at Mr. FL
WHI. Ara's, St. Mary-street, Weymoath, where lb Plan
Of Room may be seen.
I mon open at hall-past Seven and Gammen*, at
.gbt o'slock.

des-Asia! may be ordered at Tea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

MONEY.

t10(),000 in Large or Sinai! Stuns, to be
9 ADVANCED on personal or other
Severity, at tIS par Cent. interest from Three Months
to Five Teen, repayable by easy instalments to suit
the oonvenienoe of borrowers. Immediate relief granted
to all in difficulties. Private arrangements made with
creditors. Conference and advice with clients without
charge. Every description of Life, Fire, Accidental,
and Guarantee Insurances effected with first-class
Offices Her Majesty's Government and General Emi-
gration to all parte of the world.

iLvi and &tate Acy Offler•
Tithes, Rents., and Debte solleated.
Taunton and Bridgwater Building Society.
W. K HODGSS, Solicitors' Aceountant,
(ORce) new the t.ttle Market and Repository, Yeoird

&WILMS= 1797.
dtlendanco :
Brid=erWednedaye, Greyhound Hotel.
Do . Wards ys, Royal Oak HAI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

W EY MOUTH

Roxtt Duke of Cambridge Is
expected at Weymouth this (Tuesday) afternoon at
about two o'clock. It is supposed that His Royal
' Highness will inspect the 7th Royal Fusiliers and pro.
belly the Nothe Fora On Wednesday morning at
eight, the troops in garrison at the Verne, Portland
are to be Inspected, and His Royal Highnwi will doubt-
less examine the great fortress that crowns the
Gibraltar of Dorset. The troops are under orders to
furnish guards of honour, and for the P.oyal 7th 14i4ay
lad tomorrow will be dread days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

BUTTER MAR—KM'.
fllvizpj Thursdar.--The followiln, were the current prices
It this market to-tisi: butter. per b, i. 21 to lw 211. ;
whey ditt,,. 11. tot., Id.

PROVISION MARKET.
Th,,,,,,,tss._With only moderate mpplies of Irish
butter oil 'sic, prices hare remained without change. Arrivals
of foreign butter were In excess of the demand, and prices were
fiat. Friesland is quoted at 1184. to 122 w per eel. Edam
cheese is quoted at des. to hba Derby, 60s. to tlea. ; and
American at hee. to 780. per cwt. Irish bacon has been in
drmonol St esthsr higher rates, 2... to Se. more mules being
atked f..r Waterford aiscable meat. Hamburg arrivals were
held ford', to Gus. landed. Lard has been held for la to
more money.

SCIVAR MAKKET.
Itataroh. Thunday. -To-morrow being Good nide, the
brokers' "tikes will be clews' formates until Wednesday for
the Easter holidays In the prevent tin...titled state of prices
tnono nn, owe, of raw sugar. Refiners are f.h.b. stocked.
and It is expected that a week or two mass dojo, before the
undo morally vedj go OD IgaiD in • steady manner.

PRODUCE MARKET.

_
LOsong, Tbunday.—The markets have finished up very
fiatly in Innnt departannts to-day. The result of the week's
tmnsectlons hm dimappolnted general expectations. In place
id any extension of buyler on the announcement of the
Budget, there h. been increased dulness, and prices base in
sevtral came shown a want of stability. Sugar, with • reduc-
tion 4,f to to 6.. In the duties, obtained but • very temporary
advance of Is to in. tkl. per C. on the bonded price., and
this Is now entirely hot. Coffee has sold on lower terms. In
the tat trade their has been very little change. !fetal. have
been fairly active, and tin. copper, and Iron have risen In
value. Seed oil and tallow have slightly given way. Cotton
Moe risen id. lier lb. Colonial wools command • steady sale.
Other ertieleie have remained without material change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

Imptrtal Varliament.

TIIE BUDGET.

)1 wear. The Chancellor of the Ext.:lacquer rose at a quarter
to xto make the financial statetnent for the year, which
, pied nearly three hours. lie began by anoonneing that
of jast year's remission of taxation the Tr.:entry had received
weg two-thirda of every million so reduced, and that the
.dus I receipt. ..4 the veer .mounted to £76,334,000, exceeding
the e .iimate by £1,819.000 and lalng the !tartest auto ever
riled by taxation in thiacounUT except during the last three
teem 0 the French war. A rim In the receipt. et lefle-70 over
to the extent of /2,741,0004t0wed that the revenue had
reentered its elaidicity. Tee MO! Oi %hi. wet the cheapnen
c mt. which had beenlamleed, though not exactly caused
by the rt moral of the duty. The new method of collecting
he Vl*. 4111t1Cn had exceeded their expectations ; :sod they
with the remit of their experiment that they
reconimosided that the Income-tax, laud-tax, and h.:mew-tan
should lac collected in the mum way. The following tables
show- the revenue and expenditure for the pad year :

nicoae
The nest eslumn glees the estimated income; the second the
nerease decrease a• compared a ith the receipts.
redoes*, 21,l3:41,000 decrease 121.000

Extims 20:900.000 incrism•
b. 5,) 000 Inman ati.oo,

Property 9.3140,000 increare 644.0110
Pun oMon 4.6,0,000 decreaan 210.000
Crown lAnd* . 375,0.4
Ilincellrooonn 3,000.000 'norm* 206,001:1

am.

Total ea4lntatat 73,611000
Total mewls 75.334.0 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

It ampshirr.

--
Mg. ITATILAND•HURILM has presentel to tbe
Christchurch Institute 2lid volumes of books in general
literature.
THE FoOT.AND-MOCITH DORAN& The statiatioal
retain of the extent of this disease in Hampshire is :
Cattle. 62 ; sheep, 10 ; pigs, 6.
Sir J. Siwsox. M.P., for the Isle of Wight, is
so sow.-11 that he has been ordered to relinquish his
parfinmentsry duties for a time.
Sourgawrrns Tasor..— There are now before the
House of Beresentatives at Washington. no fewer
than five schemes for now lines of steamers between the
Continent and America. which propose making Swath-
ampton their port of Call.
HANTA AND BECKS AGRICULTURAL SoCIZTT. —For
the ensuing exhibition at Basingstoke in June next, a
liberal schedule of prises for each chum of exhibitors is
arranged. Thisyear it is intended to add an horticultural
show.
ENCLOWRE OF Tar New FORIMT.—A petition to the
House of Commons in favour of the enclosure and sale
of the New Forest is in course of signature at Lyming-
ton. It has already been very numerously signed.
THB Hampshire Militia assemble for
training on April 25tb, when there will be about one
thousand of all ranks present. The recruits. about
21:10 in number have assembled for preliminary drilling,
-nd thee sod the old lisinis will be quartered in barracks
ynoeaf
nr
son afternoon
:anun:pt
ut
ooThnl
during the permancet duty.
ar
1, womanb.3..u.9, pit:olAyTeVi'di ca—btb:s)
oat hneT:heawlif.:
wss found dead in a copse there, with several primroses
in her hand. She had evidently been pinking the flowers
when overtaken with death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

THE BUDGET RESOLUTION&

The time at which the budget resolutions will take
effect ices follow,: -With regard to sugar, the duties
charged will be--on and after the 2nd of May, 1870-
for candy, brown or white, refined sugar, or sugar
rendered by any process equal in quality thereto, and
manufactures of refined sugar, 6. per cert. On and
On and after the 13th of April, 1870, sugar not equal
to reftned-firatclass, Is. 84. per cwt.; seeond-elass,
ss. 3d. per cwt. ; third-class, 4s. 91. per cwt. ; fourth-
class, including sane juice, 41. per cwt.; molasses.
Is. 91. per cwt. ; paste or almonds 41. 81. per ewt. ;
dried sherries, 4s. 84. per cwt.; dry comfits, 41. 84.
per out, ; confectionery not otherwise enumerated,
14s. 84. per cwt. . • preserved ginger, 4s. Bd. per cwt.,-
marmalade, 45.83. per out; saccades, including all
fruits and vegetables preserved in sugar, not other-
wise enumerated, 4s. Bd. per cwt.-and that the said
duties shall be paid on the weights ascertained at
landing. In the second resolution the drawbacks on
sugar refined in Great Britain, and exported or
deposited in any approved warehouse, are arranged.
The scale is 6s. per owl. on refined sager in loaf or
lumps duly refined and of uniform whiteness; Is. 91.
upon refined sugar not inferior to standard 2; Is. 84.
fgr refined sugar not inferior to standard 3; ss. 3d.
standard 4; 4s. M. standard 5 ; and 4s. standard 6.
Sager refined by the centrifugal process is charged 61.
per cwt., provided It be not infedor to standard 1.
Licences to carry arms are regulated by the seventh
resolution, which takes effect from the 6th day of
April. 1870. Hawker's licences are considered in the
eighth resolution. This resolution abolishes also the
licences on paper and pasteboard-making, on soap-
making, on still-making is Scotland and Ireland, and
on watch casee--to commence on July 6. The &boll.
tion of the impressed si amp and the adoption of the
half-Denny rate on newspapers will take effect from the
Ist of October coat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

CAPTURE BY BRIGANDS.

Four gentlemen—Meaers. Von nor, Lloyd Herbert
Boyle, and a son of the Duke of Manchester--who were
rash enough to visit the classic field of Marathon, have
been carried off by brigand 4, but, as only £2,000 is
Unleaded for the redemption of the four, we do not
doubt that the sdm will be forthcoming. We must not
forget that the Greek Government doe‘ its best to put
the robbers of Oihrys and Marathon effectually down,
end that the Baobab Government has no cases 6sifi, any
more than the Greek Government would hove if Mr.
Sykes, of Whitechapel, garotted an attache of the
ffelleniclegation. Foreigners mast eschew Whiteehapel,
and Eoglishmea must keep out of the way of brigands,
unless they are prepared to pay. lii, a small wrap of
comfort to find that the Greek brigands are half civilised.
They release women, at any rate, and prey upon _non
alone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

STRIKE OF FARM LABOURERS.

There has been great alarm and oommotion at
Weston Colville, near Cambridge, and surrounding
swages within the past few days, in consequence of a
strike of farm labourers on a portion of General Hall's
estate. The strike occurred in consequence of the farmers
having reduced the labourers' wage* to Os. 33. weekly.
The animosity is running very high, and Mr. Leonard,
farmer, who has taken • prominent part in the matter,
has lisd his head et open with a stone. Letters of •
very threatening and alarming nature have also been
picked up on some of the farms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

CFIAHMINSTER.

UNITED METHODIST Fate CHURCH. -On Good Friday,
the friends in connection with the above church h-Id
their tenth anniversary when a sermon was preached in
the afternoon by the Rev. S. Walmsley of Weymouth.
At 5 o'clock about 50 sat down to tea, sitar which a
public meeting was held when the Rev. S. Walmsley
presided, and addresses was delivered by some of the
local brethern to the entire satisfactory of all present.
On Easter Sunday two sermons were preached by the
Rev. S. Walmaley, alive which collections were made in
behalf of the above place of woriship.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

Scrintroetsb ire.

BOAIDIKO OUT PAUPtS CO3WrIBIL—A eommittate of
the Bath Union have issued • report on the malt of
their experiment in the boarding-out of Pauper ebildren.
They consider the experiment completely lasoessful. A
marked improvement in health and appearance of the
children boarded-out was noticed, and the committee
found that the persons to whom the children were
entrueted in moat cameo treated them as their own. The
mows of the experiment is attributed in a great degree
to the careful supervision over the children by the
aOmmittm..
A Somenert BIICILLATBIL'S LABOUREIL—The follow-
ing incident in worth noting here, to evidence of litererr
torte among the million in 1870. Not very long ago the
present writer way walking in Sonsereetshire along a
road by the aide of which • new villa was in riouree of
erection. Two of the builder's workmen were talking
as they mixed some lime and water, when one, astalwert
young fellow, "all hair and lime," an Ben Jonson pays,
remarked, "There's • book of Gledstone's I want to
read : it's nailed ' Javentes " Thin wan a corri•
pliment that would, doubtleas, have been very grateful
to the Premier haA he heard it A,kr.trta
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

BLAND FORD.

HIORWAT BOARD.—The annual meeting of the
Blandford Highway Board vu held on Saturday I.t,
when Mr. H. Farquharson was re-elected chairman and
Mr. H. Fookes vios-chairman for the ensuing year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

it'amTlM MONDAY VOLUNTEER REVIIIW AT
BRIGHTON.

Monday morning.
taetPeettsei "In thousand and 81461 thousand voice.
„---• London Bridge this morning. The first train
"^"wwst at 5.10 km, and the whole of ths volunteers
mizT disPetched G. 40... They sued eight
trains,
At vietoirianearly 200 carriNtog. All pooped off well.
station there was much less bustle, the
railter of corps leering being comparatively,„,nut trlilla from London reached Brighton about seven.
„'o• morning was sold and dull, but at half-past eleven
sus not was shining brightly, and a strong south.
euttr/1 wind blowing across the downs. Signals for
the men to get under arms were fired shout ten, but
"us Oahe elapsed before they eommenced marching to
the ',et..
ground, The streets were crowded with entinsiaatte eight-ewes.
Monday afternoon.
Neither the Duke of Cambridge not the Prince of
Wales present at Volunteer Review. Former had gone
to Portsmouth to review troops. No gunboats or
'easels of war are co.operating, and no regulars, not
SQ 10th Lancers quartered at present in Brighton
Int sett. Tbe march past commenced at noon. It is
stated that nothing could well be worse, the vagnenee
of the order "open column half distance" seemed a
contradiction in terms, and threw out whole sompanies.
liters was a good deal of strauling. The mnr.h,p.k
wnwlelled an hoar and twenty minutes. There los been
• alight alteration in the programme, which will ha"
the sleet of shortening the review and maintains move,
ammo mere visible.

11!•&tow

Ikterrou Peerrtou.—Judgment In the
Mallow petition ease was given to-day. Munster's
'deeliou wee declared void through corrupt treatinl.
and launder 111/Ld condemned to pay all oasts.
14D-4JEteerrn. Ceau to-day Is close to the Brisk.
Good signals paned through the wires, but strong
tram from east blows, and Cable cannot be p:2l
from the" Investigator" to the ': Brisk.* Reilly and
Penzance Cable is atones under run and repaired.
A pommel, cataatzopbe 000tIrTINI three days back in
the works of the Linen Manufactures Company, at
at (idea, environs of Be-emelt by the explosion of •
boiler in the dyeing booms. Nesrly twenty men or
women were killed or frightfully sodded by steam.
Eight had died at moment of last account's.
Tecate. CH , charged on his own confession
with wife murder at Warwick, was brought up before
the Warwick magistrates this morning and remanded
wall Wednesday. He states that when he prevailed
upon his wife to accompany him along the towing
pith of the Canal the expressed reluctance and t'um-
bled, and he also states that when be told her be
thought he was not the father of the last child, she
replied "No, you scamp, none of them are yours;
have deceived you a good while."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

WI al BORN&

A 13sraait will be it;11-a-li the Corn Exchange on
Tuesday. flay 3, by the Wesleyan', the prooeeds to be
applied to the liquidation of the debt on the chapel
PHRENOLOGY. —Kr. Blackbarne, from London, gave
two lectures on "Phrenology " at the Oddfellows'
Hall, OM Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
attendance wee very limited._
„

6ret Dczarr (Wntsonts ftlet.za.—The members of
the above corps to the member of 44, exclusive of
officers, paraded in the aquare on Sunday afternoon
last and marched to the Minster. There was full
choral service, and a very excellent sermon was
delivered by the Hon. Chaplain of the Corps, Rev. M.
Heath, who chose for his telt, 2 Timothy iv.. 7 and S.
THI COAL CLUB is closed for the season, and a state.
ment of secounte shows a balanoe in hand of 4:3 9e. 7d.
Subscriptions have been received and tickets sold to the
amount of £164 3s. 1.1 d., and coal has been delivered,
carriage paid, to 240 families weekly at the rate of Gd.
per cwt. It Is proposed to re-open the fend in
December.

SparlAL PirrY Simmons, April 11.—Before Sir
Edward Greatkeed. 8.. and Col. Paget.
Saar MAMAS. of Canford hArlired with gmiiiie
to,, I lirco, Gomel (ruck", value 2.. al., the I.roperty
Frank Lake .a the 9th twit--The artvla were *taco from a
hedge where thy *ere eepoard to dry. and the prisoners ski
them In Poole the same day for 9.1. The prisoner, who wa,,
only 15 veers of age, was convicted under the Juvenile
Offenders' Aa, and sentencal to .me month's hard lal”ur.
SATIIIIDAT. - Before Col. Paget.
osoaua Ban, • whiteauith of Wimborne was charged
with asaating his wife and mil. threat* toward her on the
14th
14 and 15th i
st.flee com 'mut, • man rapectable
looking woman, detailed MOVE &CU of riolenoe which she
had received from the defendant, who vu called upon to eater
Into his own recognlunces it £l3 to keep the peace for sit
months.

SHERBORNE.
RIFLE CORP& —Tbe 'meet of woman for the
past year ahowe • balance of £24 4s. ltd. is favour of
the oorps. Mr. Herbert huoonassited to set as honorary
bea4master.
KING'S SCHOOL. —Mr. Upeott, one of the scholars of
this institution, ham be elected to a alansical scholar.
ship at Corpus Christi. It is of the value of zoo li•yesr
for five years, with roosts rest free,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-19

COMMITTAL OF AN AUCTIONERR ON A
CHARGE OF FELONY. _

John James Bennett, auctioneer, wu on Friday
brought up on remand at the Salisbury magistrates
clerk's office, before his Wonhip the Mayor and Alder.
man Woodlands, °barged with having stolen • saw, of
the valise of 6a, the property of Oeorge Cheverton, of
the Butchers' Arms lon, in Salisbury. The prisoner, it
appearetl, was apprehended in Blandford on Saturday
night, by Sergeant King, in whose custody he was
brought to Salisbury on Monday. He was brought up
before Alderman Woodlands on Tuesday, and remanded
till Friday, bail being accepted for his appearance. Mr.
Hodder appeared on his behalf.
Prosecutor said that Bennett valued between himself
and the ont-rning tenant of the Butchers' Arms, in
December, 1869. Next morning he mimed the saw in
question. Cruesexamined : Bennett *old witness's
goods at Yeovil, and he paid the &meant of the value
-
Bon not to himself, but to Arnold, the out-goiug tenant.
Sinop than Bennett wanted to make a claim against him
for £l7 odd on behalf of the brewer. Had not beard
Bennett say witness sold him the saw. Had had an
account from Bennett giving him credit for the saw.
It seemed from further statements that there warn a
great deal of ill-feeling between the parties, threats,
and abuse, being freely exchanged, and that Bennett
had served prosecutor with ant.
_ . _

James Stitith, who helped Bennett value at prose-
cutors house, spoke to the saw being taken, as he
thought, in • joke. The prosecutor asked him about
the saw the day after it vu taken away, and wititem
kept up the joke, telling him he woad perhaps get it
again. About • fortnight ago he told the prosecutor
that Bennett took the law. Did not recollect hewing
Bennett tell a man named Elliott that be had got the
saw from Cbevorton, and he expected that wu all he
would get for what the latter owed him.

Georie Marks, cabinet-maker, spoke to allowing
prisoner 2s. Gd. for the saw in woad. New it would
he worth fie. or 6s. if. pawned it for 2s.
Mr. Nodder, on behalf of prisoner, urged that it was
vladiative prosecution, that the new warn first taken in
• joke, and that subsequently prosecutor woe allowed
tor It to 11111000Ais