The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03 00:00:00

A NICK WIII AND • WILL DISLIVID
81LNTENCI

Amok Barran, rag sad boas dealer, of Yeovil, Somer•
est, was brought up in custody yesterday afternoon, at
three o'clock, before the Mayor (Dr. lUdrilge), and Mr. M.
Divepleb, charged with amaulting George Porker. a
mason, at the new barracks. Porker, who hails from
Wareham soy, stated he saw the prisoner at the White
11.vse, kept by Krt. Hodges, shout •iokt that.. wiping.
They both lodged there. He left at that tine to
go to his work, when his (Parker's) own wile came
oat and he;an pelting him with storm. The
privieer woo standing at the door, sad when
be turned beck his wife went to the prisoner and stood
along-side him. He toll her to stop it, and the prisoner
than jumped up Lod knocked him down, bitting hien and
kickint him on the side ii the heed and threatening

cheracteristk !enter* of these Naivete has been th fall i —Ter nn lorstvinits row. buk
end frank uni ei of all that who desire to help Me cause 1 the prisoner, who was In the militia, had been there
1 g o
ol Foreign kliralona of the Church, with the most perfect knockin abut ever sines he had been Merit His wife
freedom to devote their gifts to any design that fells ; Mid to the enamor "go into brat you and give him •
within that deecriptiott cod to direct them to any agency geed Wien"
or et annel they think pr-per for their purpose. The I By the Bench: Then she lies about with him /—Wall
rosier gives without special direction is divided equally , that's pretty near enough to show it She hasn't much
between the two great Church Societim, the S. P. CF. and love for me.
the C H. S. I D fendant : Where's yer proof
But while the Central Diocesan F•Ytivel ha. thus been Hugh Singleton, a shoemaker, of Pramellne, heard the
sureemfully upheld. the greater °elect ef the Ward is to row codes. the lib,. It vim not manful flihting, for
endeavour to extend the same principle to the perish*s of the defendant to k &leant/um of him. H. believed the
the diocese; and it is with this object that I now address ; prosecutor was lining 10 strike ha wife, when the prisoner
mu. ocked him down.
None of us doubts that it is a sacred duty, as It loan 1 The prisoner mid Perkin was very jealous of him, and
astouiehing privilege, to he fellow•is orkers with Osi had offered him to fight for a wager. and biked him first.
Himself in tit, evangelisation of the heathen wadi. But The supwintandent of police gave him a bad character,
in souse Periallealitle or nothing is done tt sit such work The Mayor said it wee a most grow assault and he
on tot, and the people are. so far, dl.:ouraged from would be imprisoned for a month with hard labour, and
attempting it. M-orij ennywonly, one of the two great that would brine him to blossom's They had no doubt but
agencies of the Church is preferred by the Incumbent, that his own Marionduce had brought It upon him.
and encouraged excluilvely, so that much of real readiness
of devotion nods no regular method provided for its
exercise, awl Woe or that clianml of liberality is dried tit,, CRICKET—Caw (Sod Mew.) v. Peddietewn
CC.—
to the great loes of blessing both to the heathen and the This, the return match between these elevens, was played
Church at home. , in CAW) Park on Friday at ternoon, again resulting in
learnt tly wish to etc unwind my Clergy to keep both 1 a victory for the home alarm by eight wickets. We
ism, tool all other legitimate) channels open in the . append the scores:—
parish's or this (-eat object, sad that, nit to much by CUM
the maintenance of antagonistic Societies, as by soaring tat Innings. lad Innings.
genes Soriebas, and inviting the parishioners (with tira Wake, run out ... ... 8 b Tome ...
tubasr wear of directing their eibs as they will) to B. Taylor, h Toms
encourage die gen.ral object of Foreigo Minions of the Soiree.. Tome
Churth at Borland. Fining, b Tome not out
1 do not seek to Jiiirouram in the smallest degree, G. Welden, touch MIL.. h Toms
• Cy or indirectly, any legitimate society whatever. or Dlowlem,alrue out not Out ...
y„ prefer one •bore &Dewier ; hut to koep alive in every Cleal hTs
;wish in the di, cese soch an orciniration as may brad all . W. 'Walden, c Rowland, b
Vie parishioner" to value end to topport toe great and Toms
neeemary work of spreading. by their prayers, and their ,H. Taylor, not out ...
alms, the kingdom of Cnrist in foreign lauds. I feel much Hamel, b Tulsa
romfort in the general and varied rapport which our Guy,_b Tours
Mimion Festivals in lielitbury (founded upon these Fstra... Extras
principled have received for the last live years: and am
very happy to be able ti point to more than one important
parish where the mune general mitimof has been adopted
with like raccesa
_ . .

—l thankfully arknowledre that much is done in the
diocese eiresdy ; but 1 )esin for the united ection of the
Courrh in toss moist blered duty, eivi feel quite sure the%
united action ha. been much blest in regard to the annual
Interossain Day, so It would no; fail to Le attended with
equally undoubted bieasine in mood to the atiesionery
organisation which I hare recommended.
Bellows osoeser my dear Brother.
Your friend and Bishop,
°sows Sawn.

... I

PUDDLZTOW74.
Id Inuingi.Vad Innings.
Young. b Fitbug I rWa.c., MI Waldo'
Cben,y, 1. Spoor ... ... 6 I. Ylt hug
Ton, Streur. Ic.sput-r, I.Volute._
Atkin.. ruts out .. <O. Witt,len, Idiot*:
P. Strouti. b Firung ... I. tipleur
T. Struud, b Fa Itng .. I, Splatr
H. GI nentog. b Puha( b 8.4c0g
R. Greening, not out Ilrling . .
'tow laud. It Spicer c &ad b
Dalai ny, e India& b pot out ...

11
A scratch match was played at Me conclusson o th.
tams,
.ths bowling and batting AMaster Iguana balite
mPectalli good. km Pinging a not out lantana ot

wiTicouTii.

P110•0111/M PORT If oarrni..—The Port Sanitary
Authority had • meatier on Ynd.y months. whoa Get
Sens and wittiest* for the &eget& Dew Ferry brielsn were
before them. Mr. R. Lyles proposed, Mr. B. Scram.,
jun., esoceded, and it was resolved that the plate he
approved of mod submitted to the Local Government
/herd. Mr. J. P. Manes afterearda proposed. and Mr.
T. Snook secuaded thrit the Loral Gosernant ba.m.d he
naked to autbarke the Weymouth Port Sultan Authority
to borrow the nememary sum of mown for mtrying out
the mortise of the land at the Ferryhridge.
An RIPSWITO Snor.— wtuiow Othilmothers was ma-
mooed for trespassing aft teeth of Ms. J. Thresher, to
pursuit of mom also that he killed game without •
licence, sad further that Its tolled the.. partridges in the
clam time.--Thellial WY Word at Um o.os te Petty &elms
on Trida teal—Mt. Andrews (el Dorchester) lilitworod
for Mr. Thresher, sad Mr. Howard for deleadsan n.J sll
the withers' wen ordered out of Court —Mr. Amino,
gekl Gillingham t a the 14th Almost, killed two pansidgen
this beim la the clam Wm Mr. Thresher had teen
rowed in parties cowing out of Weymouth with cans.
who And over the kedge, killed ftewe PiCip.4 Its and
earrad it may. It woe the old nary— • blackbhth.•
rpie In Wrymouth weemed to be very fond of black.
d.—Mr. Howard: More than it Dorthesser—ur
Andrew,: When you get there, you'llee& —JAI' Danford:
a shepherd working for Mr. Thresher, award mad occupier
of Talton fens, said on Monday 141 k Stet, be wee
stitching wheat beard the report of • an, sad taw •
men mome over tth hedge into the wheat Seld, from the
Public toed. Ind Pick up two partridge. put thorn In his
pock t, went beck over the hedm to the road, tied pat the
gun In • cart which wee In the root A man was le the
cart welting. Witham went to the hedge, and mind the
matt if be had • lioems, whoa Gillingham tald "yoo.
Marmot replied "Nat to shoot Le mother maa's Sold r
when Otilingham replied —" It was saly • blackbird."
triton. returned—" Yee, I POW you pick op too
partridge..." He awned " No I didn't," and tbcy
started off, when witness said "Never mind ; I know
ye, and pvrhepi yooll bow of It amain.' It woe a light
sorted cart. We. M >ark al when he heard the r
of the gun, and saw defendant pair up the bird.. P:=
up soros partridge feathers. A little boy wem working in
the field. Crase-examined : I beire worked for Yr.
Thresher five yam and lalf, and have never been before
the magistrates. Guild not 1.11 if the Geld ham more than
roof cornet,; It had four; but would not am if it hi, any
mom. The feoos mains: the road come. a upon Sos
turning, it is not a sex draight. It was 86 yards from
where he can to . here &dewclaw (red the gun, sad U
yards farther from there to the rood. Nobody else was to
the mad but the man to the cert. Had known Mr.
Gillingham • t twelvemonth. —Re-exemiried Saw defes•
dent over the body.; it woo William Gillirighant—
Frederic Cater. the boy, was willed, but did not appear.
though he had been there at the ormaissocement of the
cam—Mr. Andrews said be was in • straw Oath the
boy was at the door • minute or two before; but now the
boy was poor—Mr. Howard: Why keep back the boys
Why not bring the boy forward
A▪
ndrews returned all he wanted to know was where the
hoy had g me—who fetched his away (nut the door F—
rei. ad Modules of Boy thimair reauthisd unesplained.
and Mr. Howard wanted to know If the evideace was
exhimusted in this OW. Of whether they were going to
have separate endear* on amok sthereasa, bemuse if it
we. nos-exhausted, he would addreis the Beath bet ism
If the facie were to be re-elated, he would address the
Bench each Wm—Mr. flagrant mid the widest@ of the
boy was not of the slißkleat seedeteame ; he only brought
Min became he we. them eaB that it might not be Shrews
In his teeth—" Another them was present—why don't
rat bring him forward l'—ft tee memo that three
mess should eland or fall up= the Inatome glna alresdy.
—Mr. Howard we. sure midday would ham been thrown
In Mr. Aadnws's teeth but what he would have bora
gain able to masticale • bet several mawerratheilikt
Meantime had hem thrOwe in the teeth of the mods-
ffethe--thef had bees told Nal Weymouth people 4. thy
aad that, bakers' meted, this mad that, end Wetremotth
Captain menstomed le dyne eerie ea to math on
Thresher's lead. He did We boar why that
abould be said omega for titivates, of working up the
feelings of the Beath; but it woe moth mawarrestable
these observations sheath be made ; the oats roma was,
kaarina that the ame wee ea creamy sae, is attempt
was being made to represent the ors at man serious
than it really was. But the Beach had meth experience
of poaching tams, sad would not lead themselves to the
norm which had been adopted, In order to rna op mita
A respectable man wag, It was then just as liable a.
another, and ought to know butts,; but is this ors, not.
tittle of endence muted to show this was not the teat
ties., for defendant we. not 1. be maths liable for say
MN of oasts. thessicse tsMS odium au

01 16labs. ibislis is bresdri UAW BIM
the AM tbest. The altos.f stated by the WassentUs
hia wait at allowed, in the pinesart state of Use law, to
dewy by evidence, for he could not place the defeedrat
IC the box to be sworn ; hot he wag told the field Is at
irregular Is Aare that it would be Imposteible for erg
pesos standing where the statism stood to brims mon
she lord Ves gum sad whether he enalied to get into the
giectbsos of hie -meter or t, he had owlainl7 gum,
, lit hi get a coevictiou, and be had sworn they were
finfill Partridges defewinnt picked up; that defentlont
deaded, and said they wont Mo,khirde ; but Gilloghem
meld D. h. put into the g tor deny it Fie asked if
Gillingham would not have herded Drawl to say nothing
shmst t, if they had been I artridges hi nicht d
bully. although everything bed tern done to make the
ems a. important as partible, though a solici•ors' clerk
had Issued the information sot *ought to maks the..
afenews oat of ate art, be asked the Bench, if they
thought hie client ea. guilty, to impose the smallest fine
&dm preeibly could. as this wee a simple case of poaching.
—Mr. °oxides said there was another man In the cart
with Gillingham. and Mx Howard should hare brought
him thin to give evidesos—lllr. Howard said the
isomosi Ito did tn, the other mos would bow* been Mgt in
the boa as is asousory, and his mouth abut —Hz.
remarked there Was the demos of killing two
that, =
secondly, of killing paw without a Thirdly, that of hillier gams oat of season- Th•
bet two offences wen extremely improper; but or to the
Zlevos the owes, of property, "rho had a large eattals,
ana kill before the lit of September, sod for •
slynager t do so was • Knott uowsnantable act. Hi woo
Seed is. for the trespass in pursuit, AI for killing nlinonl
a Beeper, and £1 for 101 l or out of souon. and tl 71.
eesta—D-teadant hoped Dnuford would confine himself
toll. truth the next tits* he appeased before the Bench,
NW
refused t pay Use £3 11.. —Yr. Symonds stated
11.,. would 1. cumulative improonmente. U dors in On.
Wet IS dere in asoLlori and 11 days forth. trooper, and
ova that mutt not he 11th. trouhi..
Tis WOULS/01,11 ACT.—Nr. Mato &dm we. WM-
• ,ord under the Workehoo'shte*, for slistgolist • child
woder 13 year, without daring obtained a certificate that
the child attended whool, it the Law minor& —llr.
Deleon it once admitted the case.—Mr. W. H. Beadnn
airemared, and sod he oat rery lorry to tate iamb proceed.
inn Roan t to ropticiable • peroon si Mr. Poison ; hut
Hr. Disdeon birnerlf would have lust an respect for die
department, if be had Sot done so. It wee a significant
fact that the eluld's whini ettendasce t ?spinsterl with
the commencement of the brick screw—Mr. Dodson
. . . .

returned—P*l.p. Mr. lit Lid—o; Vould tell the Bench the
boy's *hood attendance terminated •ith the Mows of his
lather—Mr. Synionde : That tithe father could not work,
and the child had to wotk instead.—Mr. Dods, n threw no
obstruction is the way, only remarking that he did not
see the boy. —Mr. !leaden did not wish to press for • high
penalty, and Mr Deleon sail this amid not occur Kant
He bad to pay 17.. 61.. itscloolints 0.4 t.
NUISA•Ci Coteau= —Mr. SPrnnt of Portland said
he warn directed by the Loral Government Board, white.
hall, to appeal to the magistrates under the Public Health
Act —lt appeared he wanted to complain of • nuironta
end was taid he must take out a eurnsuona bat ore be could
lee heard.
Tax Cumin or Stumm Aram a Fateata.—Jeirrewa,
man who was remand*, oa Wednesday on a *urge
of Mallon La from Kate Oonnalk at the Rallway lan.
weer the railway dation we. twooget on again on inure-
&ay_ before Mr. W. TalimtMr. Jae. Robertson, Jet
Milled" and Dr. Drew—Mr. Ranee appeared to prow*
she, and said he should wren then had been • vile
eanseiracy between prima* and • companion not in
teesorobeoeecotoc of bee money.—Prisoner wee
set ad, al mirth Sept Vickery bad telegraphed to
widens portlier, and primmer's family knew where he was.
—A werietrate: And did sot care about the matter 1—
Sept Vickery : They did not seem to—ln further
atemination by Mr. Hann.. Miss Connell said she went
ant of the roma to fetch • little child who had tone to the
dew; she afterwards went out about fin minute, with
the younger man. She left the bog (the firet time) on the
end where she was sitting close beside the younger man.
Whillet she one at the Railway Inn, she searched the
outside pocket of the beg for a shUllag SIN had then pre-
viously, and also opened the larger portico, which she
fastened with a falcon, as the bolt did not
het Whet she opened its tb• panto= there could
see the contents, and the pun*, when she shook the
beg rattled. When she got to the railway carriage she
found her pory we, gone, leapt out of the railway
carriage, returned to the Railway Inn, and found
viewer there. asked him where his friend we., and he
said bed PPM nothing of him eine% when she *led
prisoner for his address, swing she had lost her farm
with ta. Prisoner palled out four sovereigns, and mid
rasp *pp his money. Said she "Too and your friend
bent divider] my money, mob," when prisoner replied
'You are • liar,' and tried to rush out, but waa *moped,
been engine-room artificer. Show* induced to leave the
room by the young moo mien he wanted to have some
particular conversation with her. and there was no truth
In the assertion they be for an improper purpose
GFoeit-ezarstinoti : Whom they ant met the *none man
sp. he lint The men kept nen nany together all the time.
—Mr. Hanna exploited that the men got Into company
with the women, went into Wenocroth with them. and
all entered th- Star and Garter together, if *marsh the
party. crone p-inseser, went to the Fountain tneettles,
and afterwanis went altogether to the Portland Railway
Hotel—The proseratrix, in fiorther examination, said the
yonng man kept potting off their going to the railway
station, said they had plenty of time, and when she got to
ll* **inn the train wasi iron. *loser to neiennee
Klee Connell said she lived at hem with her moth* and
brother, and came here on • visit to Sergeant Linthwaito
and kis wife, who knew her.—Mra Lintheraite told boa
the prisoner and his friend met them, when she was
carrying her !ashy, and Kate ConneU leading a little boy.
It was in consequence of the younger man taking out bap
twisetchusinand_sailyirLug
Litbe..ty,,had...iwplossnt.tudy oft:Ix:1h,
ethatsawthenn.y
loot
er
mune from the corner of the room whem Kate Connell',
bag wow, and after the young man and Miss Cennell had
gone out and returned, prisoner and the young man had
some counrention together at the be,. —Prison* protested
there was a conspiracy *mind him, and that the women
bad a greet deal in drink and did not act as prudent
females ought' but Mr. Hanna replied they were led away
by the respectable appearance of the men, sad were glad
to pat themselves under their protection. Frederic
William Fryman, enscloe room artificer, IL 11.& Thunder*,
saw the men trying, so be thought, to peva their company
on the women, and kept his weather eye open—After
corroborating Miss Connell as to what happened in the
Railway Inn, Fryman said when prisoner tried to bolt, he
made • nods for it, and Pied to leave at about the same
speed a thief would; but Witaelal stopped him at the door,
saying—" No, my gentlemen, you don't leave here;
take care of you torn time." Prisoner baked to be let SO;
hut *one* wand ; and prisoner was given into custody,
when be said tha other man was • bed felines, end he
believed he would have drugged him.—P.O. Bartlett and
Sere. Harvey t eik prisoner into custody, when be gave
as his sort's DIMS and addres—Mra. Marsh. Jubilee
Cottage, Waterloo Road, Smthamotne ; but Dr. Drew
remerked she now contradicted that—Prisoner : That's •
mistake in the telegram. (Inughter.)—Mary Treason*,
of 11, Gnat George-street, Weymouth : told how • "very
niee4.oking yeung men' indeed, about 26, and well-
behaved in every nape*, took her lodgings on Monday
lint for three data and paid 7. as earnest money. He
brought a woman with him, and told • gentleman would
oil, and one did ; hut she would not say it was poisoner.—
Prisoner however here admitted that—H. pleaded not
guilty, and further said the other man ingratiated himself
in his favour—Be wag committed for trial at the emotions,
and in answer to hie enquiry about bali, the Bench mid
they would accept his o.n recognisance' in LSO, and two
*well* in 125 each; but II hours' notice must he given,
In order to make enquiries about the sureties. if any
oh uld cow forward.

AITTOIteT TO Tel Tarim filtaatrin—Considerahle
alum 11•4 caused in Weymouth on Saturday af tern« n
end eigl.t owing to the not..errival of the strarnhoet,
8 oit'i of Ireland. front Cherbourg, which ebould have
arrived %bout half.p.t. too Or three o'clock It we,
known • 11,0 WWI • rough in the channel, and it might
hat'., been suppoeed tb.it the steamer bad not left Chet.
b„ugN. but title hops had been prevented by the arrival
.4 a telegram front the French port, directing the
detention of a box which the steamer had shipped, and
takes awhy In abial's It was therefore known that
the vowel had loft, and es hour altar hour had
Crwitho ut her arrival, anxiety greatly Inc:reseed.
od atirards boat had left Weymouth with directions to
send any news of the missing beat, sad it was thought
she might cram the track, and and her consort. All
opeculetions were not set at rest till about 4 o'clock on
Sunday gawping, when the Cherbourg steamer slowly
dragged herself into the Bay, sari the paseenipers were
landed in boats ft was then learnt that the steamer
had broken her shaft In the Manuel, and had with
difficulty brought herself in with one paddle,
sitar ocetsidi• delay. She wee, later on Beads,
maiming, brought into Weymouth Harbour to the berth.
The passengers who were on board the steamer (the South
of Ireland) when the accident happened to her machinery
wrote the following letter to the kindhearted asa,
Ilr. W. Pawn, before they left the vowel :—" 58 month
or Ireland, Weymouth Harbour, September let,
Four o'clock. We left Cherbourg about UPI ea. an
August 314 for Weymouth in the South of Ireland.
There was • fresh bream from W.N.W., force about a
When about IS miles out from Cbsrbsurp it was found
that the peddle shalt was broken right close to,
but inside the Pert besting, oPtugssitly from a flaw I. the
metal, increased by the strain caused by the heavy
weather and conseqnsat labouring of the ship. We
would wish to Unify to the skill and readiness of resource
&OM' by Yr. W. Nara (master) and Mr. Harris (en-
girt/woe this vessel in removing the broken part of the
shaft and these redacting the weight on that Imre left, sad
poopediag with the starboard paddle oaly. Both lewd,'
Lad to be lashed sad unlaabed neveml times befcre
under wan &leo, when we stopped to sound UP f
considerable ingenuity was exercised to turn Sr=
god start again. We reached Weymouth about 4 a.m.,
September Ist and Wore leaving wish to testify to the
above facts, as also to the kindness sad courtesy we
experienced from the master and Alcorn of the vessel in
which we made such a long merge. (Signed) C.
iliclatagttlins, commander I N., C. W. Page, c.&. J. N.
pginim, J. Tregaskis, IL J. iffeb_lt„ W. T. G..ttuo, 8,
Gallop, T. T. Liodree, T. Aksry, Naga Aker', Thome
Jones, Lc, dlr." Upon lending, the pamengen entered
the Waring Hotel, where they breakfasted after their
long fasts and some of the ladies then retired to bed ; the
remainder left by the 18W train for their homes.

Ten Particular fieiviis—Stld—ras dispersed. andas
this moment our shores are-left without the protection of
any or mimed naval ores wit tees-. The so called
helmet squadron, under Lord John Hay, still tarries in
the Mediterranean being at prew nt stationed at Cyprus,
and in; return to England de rids upon the withdrawal of
our mesas from the Sea of Martuora and the Dardanelles,
which ia to take place, we are told, as soon as the Russian
troops have evacuated Adrianople Meanwhile the
Swiltaure, a line Ironclad of the bleterransa Fleet, which
for months past he. been doing sentry duty at Gallipoli
under the ems of Admiral Cummerell, returns to, :land
to refit, as well as the Flying Fish, which was already on
its way borne from the Rust Indies when detained for
special service in the Mediterranean No other weasels
have yet been named to take the place of these, and it is
ear, probable that the Admiralty will embrace the
opvortuntty of reducing Our naval force in the
Mediterranean by this UNSAIL The fact, that the
Admiralty has to stuumarly got rid of the Particular
Service Squardon at borne Unroof that • goodly contingent
of gabs may be shortly expected from the Mediterranean •
and before the close of the autunm the bf Motet!, Byai
Prince, and Defence will doubtless be at disposal for
Channel duty.
Ajc,,,T Baum' QVAIMEL.—At the County Petty
Semmes on Fridar. lore Somme. an elderly wmuie was
summoned for awatth lag Jane Tbocuppom an older woman
min, on honest 17th —Defetidaat : well, per honour,
If yell e„ me leave, IT tell mahout It—The complain-
s/it, .bo wee from one of the southern villages, told how
Kr. Ward granted some emu to go to work, sad she
a when Mary Stratton and otters decled ar they'd
j:rtun:l tf more women were taken an, and Stratton
runs and struck her, declaring she'd labs her go SAM,
if she didn't go indoors at once.—Ddendaat. leanking
There's a dear sister-in-law.—Oomplainaat adde& that
Stratton followed her into her house, sad struck her
.01n stag agate. —Defendant: Did I maks on different to
ea,n when you said yotal knock the box of her back
bomplalatust : Mo.—Dsofeadant shouted: 'Corm swims
Koster r aad it was explained that ...11
soma" were came to Omit about the matter; but this
was leo num* far Kr. armloads. who enmeatel that only
one el theta should be heard. —Jam Nester, • young
was porta, through Waketient, on the 17th when
Jana Thompeos came out, and calked and toll names. She
did ate amuse her, and fiery ElneUes, who wee taking
to Elam and mho% went and porsed Jam Thompson
to go indoors and be quiet Both struck each other, and
able meld act tell who 'truck ant —la answer to the
obalymsa, 'times mild they quarrelled and Wised off
with a fight, fought about 111 =Mums, Bentham wad
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