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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

UPWEY.

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TRAIN ACCOMODATION. —The 2.50 Great Western train
(rem Weymouth, now stops at Upway at 3.2, p.m.—
thank', to Mr. Cotten, G.W.G. etationumeter at
Weymouth.

W A,REHAIL.

HATIUKING has begun in this neighbourhood. but owing
to the continued dry weather the crop ie not very good.
Foir..—On Tuesday, about 12 o'clock, an alarm of lire
was given. It proved to be at a cowshed in Mill•lane, in
the occupation of hlr.'lloare. Fortunately there was not
much wind at the time, so that the fire was spoedily put
out

--kaiak& CLOWES AND TELLER'S MARION/77n arrived
here on Thursday afternoon and commenced performing
on Friday evening. On Saturday there was an afternoon
rerfxmance There has been a very good attendance, and
reaMovelties were announced for each evening.
Ss rEAUPTIMDINT RZGISTRARS' DISTRICT. —no Registrar
General's certified list of places of meeting for religious
worship in his district, co-extensive with the NVarehiun
and Purbeck Unice. gives 16 to the Wesleyan Methodists,
Ito the Unitarians, sto the Independents, I kith° Rumen
Catholics, I to the Pniaitive Methodists, I to persons who
object to be designated, and I to Protestant Dissenters,
total 26. The above, of course, do not include the
established churches and dumb, of ease belonging to them
in each perish,r3 in the district.
I BOROUGH PETTY SKSSIONS, Saturday.—Before the
Mayor (Dr. Daniel) and Mr. T. L SkeweL
JoJin Mattniny and Mary Taylor, two travelling singers,
were charged with stealing a shirt and other articles, the
property of Richard Watts, on the 6th inst. It ari=l
the parties were all lodging at the Duke of We
and the prosecutor's wife gave Taylor the things to wash
and then the things were taken away and sold. Fanny
Watts indentifted the articles as belonging to herhusban
and Robert Taylor, an old man, proved that he purchased
the articles of Manning for 2e—P.C. Buller said that on
his apprehending the prisoners they said they knew
nothing of it, and afterwards asked if be meant the
militia shirt. Prisoners elected to be dealt with sum-
marily, and were sentenced to one month each.
COUNTY Court% Wednesday.—The two-monthly sitting
of the Ceunty Court w as held in the Town-hall on
Wednesday last The number of plaints entered was 17
and judgment summonses 4, and dthia small number two
of each only occupied his Honour's attention.
Charles Imouging.UMOMM. or Norden, v. William Tamed.
hurdle-maker. or itorges.—A claisn of 10e. Od.. far work
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

"RELICS OF THE PAST."

The following is an old deed relating to hawking in
the public streets :
DORSET. This is to give Notice to all Persons
1101000 N ov who bring Butter, Cheese, Poultry.
DORCHESTER- EPS, or any other Victual to this
Town to Sell, that they Sit in the
publick Market with the game and
not Hswk it about the Town. And
the Hucksters of this Town are like.
wise hereby required to take Notice
That they buy no Butter, Cheese,
Poultry, Eggs, or any other Victual
which grow, more than what will
serve their respective Family', till
after Ii o'clock, by which time it is
ed the Inhabitenta of the
presumed
nwill have served themselves
with such of the above Articles ss
they shall have Occasion for.
If any Person shall be found Guilty
of either of the particulars above-
mentioned they will be prosecuted
with the utmost Rigour of the Law.
Nil.—Proper Persons will be ap-
pointed to Watch and Inspect the
Behaviour of every Individual relative
to the above Matters. And any
Person who shall give Information
against any Offender or Offenders
herein shall on his or their Convic-
tion receive (of the Corporation) the
Sum of Half a Guinea ea a Reward
for the same.

--• (,00pEz, Tow. Ck.
17th July, 1772.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

CLARKE'S

WORLD-rem ID

BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Triads Nark -"Blood Xizture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PORWILII AND ELLSTOREII
FOR cleansing and Nearing the blood from all
impurities cam tbe too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures OM Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Corte Ulcerated Sore Lew..
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Diii.eames.
Cures Glandular Swellings
Clears the Blood from all impu rematter
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands of Testimonials front all parts.
Solil in Bottles 2s. Gil each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, lls. each -sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of lung-standing
case.-'BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
sIEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kinplom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
P. J. CLARKE, Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchatcr-Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Hoiden. BEWARE Or WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.

THE MIGHTY, HEA.JIIIq. POWER IS THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

IMPORTANT DISCOVKRY.

Q A NDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
k 3 is now acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for RESTORING
GREY or FADED HAIR to he
Original Colour. It is a Certain Cure
- Baldness and a sure eradicator of
_ _drift. For Strengthening and
•' keeping the Hair from tailing off, it I.
unequalled These inestimable qualities render it ea
anemia' tiolet regulate for all wit° prise that choicest
Olt of nature—a good Head of Hair.
Sold by moat Clmmiets, in Bottles, 2s. and 3e. lid.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Wareham and Slandford Mr. GROWL

DucTr—it

TtILLII RADS, ruled or plain, in
I.Jvariety, Printed at nualirate prim, 'ad=
the utmost proaiptalas, at tie aka al Ws paw,
wok Drrohlgisr

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for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

THE VIVISECTION BILL

An influential deputation of medical practitioners
waited on Lord Carnarvon Thursday, to urge objections to
the Vivisection Bill, as wailing the character of the
medical profession and impeding the progress of the art
of healing. Lord Cansarvon would not hold the slightest
hope that he or any other member nf the Government
would be a party to impairing what they considered the
essential principles of the Bill, yet AU far as they could
make it more agreeable to the profession they would gladly
do so.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

.I!9umnAßy pisrurr.

Levi Waiton V. Eli Wation, both of Moonlown. 'lsim
for damage to a fence dividing litigants' garden& The
case, which was unimportant, wee by consent referred to
the high bailiff to try and settle tho affair.

IIaKAD /..CCOVNT.

Dtmapet v. Soioton. Claim PA. for bread supplied.
Ordered to pay 2s. (Id. per mouth.

irriovem INT RAM

A number of plaints against seventl persons for non-
parment of these were then gone into, and ordered to be
pond aaterding to the MBIIIIIE of the defaulters.
LIBEL

Monk v. Beckwith. —Mr. W. H. Swarm; of Southampton,
for plaintiff, and Mr. Lacy for defendiust —Mr. Lacy
applied for an adjournment until October, owing to the
illness of his client, a lady recently staring _lu Bourne-
mouth, but now in the north of England. —Mr. Swayne
objected, but his Honour considered the application
reasonable, and granted it, remarking that solicitors
should settle these matters themselves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

TRADE MARRS RRGIBTRATION.

E
TRADE MARK mint be
J2l RRGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or elan-
where of any avaiL —Apply at once to FLINT and Co.,
Cheapaide, London, I.
Trade Marks Remsterell in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for 'Translations into any foreign
language.

XTERVOUS DEBILITY:—Gratio, &
J.. 11 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Frei
on receipt of portage sum —Addrooi, Swim=
Waists of Anatomy,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

CIZZNE ABBAS.

A SWILLING Ban Ls announced to be hold at the school.
room an Timely livening, the !Ind inst., at halt-past
NMI& The programme, we ate Wormed, will be • very
attractive ono.
A.O.F. Lotion " Aurna."—lt is intended to hold
ama karate?. tete hem shortly but the du, it not
yeg definitely fizedL Some capital amusements, °misting
pos, racing, te., will be provided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

-DISPI;TILI LATE CLAIM.

The Bournemouth CO,, 'Marione re v. E. Jermings.—This
was • claim for £lB, for improvement rate, and the
January arrearailfr. Druitt un., appeared for plaintiff and
Mr. Trevanion, for defendant.-111r. Bell, die collector,
proved leaving the demand notes with a Mr. Cave, who
eecupied defendants house, and also to having spoken to
defendant about the matter, when he was asked to let it
remain until defendant had appealed against the asses-
ment. The case resolved itself into whether defendant
should be rated as owner or occupier. After much dis-
cussion on both sides his Honour gave judgment for
£15.115. 6d.

Pitman v. Nubb.—This WAS a ease held over from lad
Court, for the production by plaintiff of an important
witness, which was now produced, but defendant who had
paid the amount into Court did not appear. Mr.
Trevanion who appeared for plaintiff, applied for costs,
and his Honour made an order for Ct.
" "

Adlam V. W. C. Alluors..—Claina CAI S. L. for
goodat suppliwL Defendant paid XL 7s. gd., into court,
and pleaded a set off (Sr the lalance.—After hearing
parties, however, his Honour gaveljudgment for the full
amount.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE IN TIIE BRISTOL

CHANNEL
Early Thursday morning the Cardiff tugboat Princess,
when off Baggy, between Morte Point and Lundy Island,
exploded her boilers. The fireman and trimmer were killed
instantaneously. The muter and crew saved themselves
on floating wreckage. The Cardiff pilot cutter No. 42.
John HAM* muter, struck the floating wreckage off the
Hangman, and the cutter soon sank. The master and
crew were saved with difficulty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

GREAT FIRE AT QIIBEC.

A St Johns' (Quebec) correspondent telegraphs that
a confliessilon broke out here on Sunday,
almost the whole busineas portion of the tot
Includ-
ing seven hotels, nine churches, custom and court
house, two banks, docks, and several vessels. The
estimated damage is a mOlion and half dollars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

PAIMSTONE.

-
Ma. Atrago Eras, R.A.M.. organist of St. Peter's
Church, Vauxhall, London, gave an organ recital in the
Schoolroom here on Wednmthiy afternoon. The proceed,'
went in aid of the organ fund of Parkstone Church. The
following programme of first-class music was prfortned by
Mr. Eyre in capital style :—Overture to • Egmont,"
(Beethoven) ; Andante in from " Rommunde,"
(Schubert; Serenade, (Heller): March from " Aba
(Molique); Cantilene Pastorale in B Minor, (Guirlrutt ;
Prelude and Fugue in 1), (Rich): Fantasia and Choral in
(l, (Smart); Andante from Violin Concerto, (Mendelsaohn);
Flute Concerto (Ist movenient): (Rink): Romance in 6,
(Beethoven) ; Marsh from the Notturno. (Spohr).
Calturr. -The Parkstoue and South Western Pottery
Cricket Clubs contended for a new ball on Saturday at the
Selteto, which ended considerable in favour of the former
team, the latter having been over matched. Parkstmae
ran up a score of I IT. whilst the South Western Pottery
only made Pk
iir old church now only exista ma fragment. The old
chancel has entirely disappeared, and the eastern part of
the nave roof is nearly gone, in a few days the demolition
will be complete. The ceremony of laying the foundation
stone will in all probability take plate in the octave of
St. Peter's day. Additional subscriptions have been made
during the ad month, amounting to about £lOO.
Uclical.ExTrlTslllllVer.—lt is much to be regretted
that the instrumental entertainment which took place
in the School-room. on Monday evening, in aid of the
school fund, had not been earlier made known, as many
musical friends were thus deprived of a musical treat of a
first class character, and which we unhesitatingly ',re-
nounce was never before excelled in the 'Rime school.
room, which might easily be imagined from the array of
talent which appeared on the platform, via. :—Violins,
Mesas. Sanders, and Whitehead Smith' viola, Mr.
Brewer: etelinnalo„ Mr. H. R. Smith; pianoforte. Mr.
Esstwood, Miss Hamilton. and Mr. Whitehead Smith
organ. Kr. Alfred J. Eyre.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

THE WEATHER.

The summer of 1876 is my in a way
- 17e7if; • suspiciously like that of 1875 ;an the dwellers in the
river valleys which, like that of the Thames, were
swept during last summer and autum by succeeeive
floods will do well to be on their guard. It would be
folly, of course, to prophecy a wet summer, however
much the inclinations may seem to be that this season
is following the had example of the last. But farmers
who waited for fine weather last year and loot their
hay may at least be cautioned that this year it will be
wise to make it whenever the sun shines. Floods in
I France have usually been succeeded by floods in
England; and the deluge which has just broken over
the Pyrenees is therefore more likely to come north.
ward than to exlumuit itself on the vineyards of the
Smith. We seem to be passing through a rainy cycle;
and notwithstanding the dry winds which parched up
the grass in May, the recurrence of floods tells us that
the long-desired period of settled weather has not yet
begun.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

WORLDS WONIEL

8 it not strange that in this enlightened age, amid the bias*
I of (situation, people are still imposed upon, and common
9,1•Il Oa nt ILLUght. COMIIIIOII WIIIM piltits 011 t the use of
BMW Room, BARKS, nod Futures-0s ler the Cure of all
Diseases, and yet in the face of this unmistakable fact
poisonous minerals are still administered through ignorsnc
or otheiwise, thereby confirming rather than removing the
nialadies they should cure.
Warren's Compound Digesticn Pills are worthy of the
prone, they cause a healthy action of the liver and
frirnr;st
,and remove all obstructions of the urieary lamps
without griping or looutivenienoe, 1.114 are celeerated for pro.
rooting the appetite, assisting digestion, removing giddiness,
nervous head-ache, and renot sting the whole system, and are
eminently useful in windy disorders, shortnem of breath,
palpitation of the heart and lownees of spirits; being carefully
prepared from Compound Dandelion they are free from all
obnoxious ingredients, and the must timid pCIIOII 000 d not
have the slightest fear of taking these pills, which have been
most extensively and eumessfully taken by persons of all ages
for the last thirty years.

FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
171 wards of 600,000 boxm of Warren's Compound Dandelion
Pills have been sold in all counties of England, Ireland,
Scotland, and Wales during the last thirty years, and more
then 100,000 Curve have been effected by their . The
following Testimonials home been selected from many hundreds
which might be adduced.
None are genuine without the trade mark on each box.
The above Pills can
J. tiormuntobtain:llo:::l
itho isole Inventor and
•
1:i ITANIC INSTITUTE, 15., POPLAR WALK ROAD,

BRIXTON. LONDON,
And all Ckelniate and Medicine Vendors.
Sold at Is. Id. or ts. I. per box, or sent post free for 16 Of
lln stamps. Two or three for • dose et hed.pme.
Wholesale Agents : —Maws. BARCLAY snd SONS, 96,
Earringdon Street, London.
WETMOUTH—TARGETT, Chemist, near the Bridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

AA IRYMA ID Wanted, in the Buieez
r"intY Asylum ; wages begin at £l6, and
s!erythin,.: found. Has to assist occasionally in the
194:hen. Apply, stating age, experience, he., and
Cll in;: present employer's name, to the idnotcat.
PEPINIMiI,ENT.

To BUILDERS.
ESTIMATES WANTED for certain RE-
BUILDING and REPAIRS of PREMISES
le ,K\-uoation of Mr. James F Hannah, Upholsterer,
8, Corona', Dorcheder. P.
Plans and Specifications to be listen on the Preanisse;
oni Estimates delivered there on or before JUIS
1876.

FARMS TO LET IN THE COUNTY OF
OXFORD.
PROM MICHAELMAS next, on yearly
tenancies, TWO FARMS of 387 acres and MO
...re., on the Dytchley Rdate, about three miles from
halbury Station, on the Oxford, Worcester, and
Wolverhampton Railway.
The Land is Sheep and Corn Land, and produces
45ssi roots and seeds. There are 30 scree of good
(name Land to the largest Farm, and 25 acres of Grams
Lad, suitable for store dock, on the smaller Farm.
Further particulars may he obtained on application
to Mr. PARICINPION, Dyt&hry Park, Charibury, Oxon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

.Api.AWIL.WAILD PINCE OP PROPULTT.

The Estr;;./-la;st—e7 v. Abel llatneenL—Thim was an
ejectment car.—Mr. J. T. Bereft, Lord licheettes
steward, appeared for the Earl.—Defendant, who seemed
an eccentric ohmmeter, rid he supposed he might speak
for himself, as he had no lawyer. —His Honour: Are you
• tenant of Lord Ilchester'•—Defendant : Yea, tenant of
the farm and house for yean.—Q. Are you willing to give
up the louse to Lord Ilchester I—A. Yes, 11l give up, if
Lord Ikhester 11 find me another house. I can't go out
till I've got another house. They do want to turn me out,
and put my brother in, before he've settled with me. TU
go out when I've been settled with.—The Judge: Lord
Ikhester has nothing to do with finding you a house.—
Defendvit : Well, if the house (libelous to Lord Debater.
I de belong to Lord Ilchester toe—His Honour: Very
likely that is • property on which Lord ['chaster will not
make a claim— t : They da want to turn me out
of the parish. Where can Igoto if I can't get a house t—
in answer to His Honour, Yr. Hopson, agent for Lord
Ilchester at Abbotsbury, said it was very difficult to get
a house there.—Defendant (evidently misunderstanding):
Where! where's the house I—llls Honour told defendant
It was no affair of Lord llchester's, to get him a house.—
Defendant, however, argued at length with His Honour,
and would scarcely allow him to speak.—His Honour: Go
away, you noisy fellow —Defendant:l I'm not a noisy
fellow I—His Honour: Where is the bailiff I—The bailiff
was sent for to expel the noisy defendant; but he made
himself scarce, the Judge remarking that the defendant
wee not • part of his property that Lord licheeter would
care for. If he had much of such property as that., it
would not be very enjoyable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

OBSTINATE DEFENDIST/1

Dennis v. Poysse;:.--iii;e—w—a7;lirtiil;:e;nt summons, the
debt having been incurred in 1871, for bedclothes and
other necessaries, supplied by Mr. Dennis, draper, St.
May-street —Dtdendant did not seem to care much
about the matter. In answer to the Judge, he said he
had a pension of SST sync, and earned about 111 s. a week
besides. —The Judge: Then you are in receipt of a good
pension and earnings. If you can't pay, I don't see how
other people can. What do you do With your pension.—
Defendant said it went for bread and flour every quarter.
He had three summonses against him. As to his family,
he had among them one daughter who took in needlework.
—Afterwards he said he had three summonses besides the
present one.—The Judge said defendant seemed to be a
reckless man, who ought to be able to pay, but who did
not by to dose. He must devote LI a month to pay his
debts. He ran the risk of having his goods sold, and his
home broken up.—There being other cases against
Poyner, the orders were reduced, and defendant was
ordered to pay £1 per to be apportioned among
the whole of the or to be committed in default.
Brett v. Ellis. —ln case the wife appeared. The
Judge, after enquiring into the circumstonces, said
defendant was an obstinate man. Unites the instalment
were at once paid, he would be committed for 40 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

NORWICH CORN 'UMW—Trade quiet. at &beat
Ire rates. Mrs or nothing doing in barks.
RZADING CORN MARKET—The trade wee firm,
with vary little alteration in prior.
BATH CORN MARKILT.—The supply_ of wheat was
very small; a quick demand, at the full rick) of last
week, in some barnae la. per. qr. advance. Flour
Ana
GLOUCISTER CORN MARKET.—The sit=
=wheat was again small. and prima without
barley od. per qr. darer. MAIM rather easter.
Oate ia
WARMINSTRE CORN MARKIT.—Trade was Sat,
at last week's rates for all descriptions of grain.
TAUNTON CORN MAREIT—Ikekh and foreign
wheats met a dull sale, at last week's prima. No malting
barley on caw, and grinding sorbs sold at lalper qr. dearer.
Ore met an advance of 21. on the week, but beans and
per sustained no change. Flour avenged Ma the sack.
but sold very slowly.
DORCHESTER MARKETS. —At the corn exchange.
=lithe supply of was gra very small, parcels
fully late ram Lad week's Arial average
was Ds. Id. per imperial quarter. 300 quarten making
£7ll 1. Grinding barley more saleable. Oats fully as
dear—At the cattle market this, was a moderate
changing•!:
of stook, about 100 head ot beasts and 300 'beep
hand, at the annexed figures :—Haten end eales.l
Ilk. to £lO each : barreners, .01 to £l6 Its. per bead; fat
deers, £l6 to PR Ilk.: fat heifer', £24 to LW 10a.: fat
bulk, LH 146. to IC 10a.: couples, sheep. Ha to Rh.; fat
ewes, os. to Ca.: fat withers. Ms. to lir: fat lambs. Us.
to 45a.: and fat calves, Sle. tonal per head.
CORK BUTT= MARKET. BATURDAT.—Ordinary
firer, seconds, thirda, las.; fourths, RH&
iftha, 72a ; sixths,—a Mild eured,=lllßa: woods,
lir: thirds, 107 s. 2.llolllllrilna
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

RAILWAY COLLISION.

A passenger train for Leeds and one from Bother.
ham were in collision at Sheffield station this morning.
Six persons injured, but not seriously.

BOAT RACE ON THE THAMES.
In the boat race on the Thames between Thomas,
of London, and Winship, of Newcastle, this morning.
Thomas won easily by three lengths.

VHS BRAVO CASE.
Application was made in the Queen's Bench
Division this morning. for 's rule itisi calling upon the
coroner to show why the inquest on the death of Mr.
Bravo should not be quashed, and a fresh inquiry
inetituted. The newt granted the ralee nisi on terms
asked.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

LADY pIIAWIND WIT!!. yANt.:LAUGHTER.

.....
Mary Hayden Harding was Friday taken into custody
at Worthing on the charge of starving her child, Charles,
aged six weeks, to death. Prisoner's friends are highly
respectable, and some time back rhe eloped with her
father's groom, to whom she was married. Iler husband
afterwards deserted her, and she commenced drinking to
excess. Prisoner attempted to leap from a window while
at the police station, but was prevented.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20

ILLIGAL

Thomag Law, landlord of the Gar Keys tun, Christ.
church,. was summoned far keeping lonise open fur the
fotle of Intoxicating liquors during prohibited hours, on
the mortlind of Sunday the 4th inst.—Mr. Tretaniou
appeared for defendant. —PS. Kinshott said ho hol been
watching the house and saw Annie one go into the stable
belonging theme°. shortly thereafter defendant went to
the stable, and wither,' followed. &ant a smash as of
something breaking, and on going in found three ntoe. In
answer to witness's enquiry what they were cl.Ung one of
them (Preston) said "nut much." The others did not
answer.

Told defendant there watt too tpurb riumlay

traffic, and on se-arching in the stable found a broken
bottle, the pieces of which smelt of gin. The stones when
the pieces lay were wet.- Had •een men going to the
stable all the morning, and the landlord going backwards
and forwards between there and the hnuse.—lkfendant
declared he took no drink into the stable, and called
Joseph Cane Preston, Henry Hodder, and George Abbott.
the three men who were found by the sergeant In the
stable, and who each deposed that no drink was used.—
The Bench considered the case not proven, and dismissal
the summons.
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Jorph Carte Prestfm. Henryilodd r, and Georg,' .IVv•Y,
the three tuen referred to in the last MSC. were then
ebilinted with Tieing on the pteinisee .il,o‘e, during
illegal houra—T.S. Kinshott stated his case an u the pre.
ceding one, but the Bench declined to convict.