The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-04 00:00:00

MY MOLI ANNL
FROM l3i SRI!! PAIJAD TWIIII4IIID.

rt Pat,- 07ra.de no rawally
lie 1e.4 hi. wife's head, end said—" I hope you arc well, OT
With Id. knocks, niruhe Multi her body Rot. ,'boliLlcib—
A mighty great .In I must own ill. of him.
Pres say .Ir, do tell U.. how Is It, says be,
klidly and I ausnot ever agree.
1 our Molly and you eannoterer agree—
Very true; wi I hopeyou will listen to me
Tie rawin Is pain, " ii con , Ilemen,bou m at)
lai ye lieu, together ;" to Hymen, bedlil It.
Since your marriage!'. Mary now 'thi altered, Cali!
All you do Lion-me your spouses. an sae
.• 0 Pat, telt, you vixen." mays May , and why!
You hit ho,. %try groat stroke in the eye.
All Molly ! her heart I fealty** a. 'here in two It is;
Woe. me! for departed away somber beauty Is,
Thus the relpoula plalo. a 4 well as you may are,
Why Voter Molly .. and you .md core agree.
lie Ilory in ulgesit, andewsta as a jelly—
Pay respect to her sea, yotti know wousenere eLly.
• • 140114 at yoUr Ga. iCt IMt." my to ber.a• too pat her
"lice dyed, Miens lily, and what is Ott matter?
Arrah my honey! stay wait. hi, lye .ce,
k. Mary, my deary, come inoke tome:
Airdrie away Is't you are, well you notate, I'll lick.
0 Lary, iny. denry. 0,1210 back to Patrick:*
Believe, I a4ls 3.41, •Thi 0.1 shall you see,
Youi aloUy and you may for Mir agree.
SISGI: Leg eigAIGII Ull FtlitGlßT. Ilkjor•General
Pears, brother of the Rev. E. W. Prete, is believed by
the Marquis de St. Maurice, formerly captain in the
Madras army, but now out of his mind, to have iiij re]
him by altering the date of his retirement. A few days
ago he applied to Mr. Sete for a 1L1Z1.130112 far forgery
sitsin4 liaj.ir•General Pears, when be was refused. and
00 Wvdneaday last be applied at Westminster police-
coast for a similar summons. He stated that L. Sella
bad advised WM to do so on the 1001 of April, sad the
circumstances wore as follows —The digest of the laws
of Ragland by Blackstone set forth that "forgery was
the making or alteration of writing to the prejudiee of
&nosh. r'si right," and lisjor-Ceneral Pears bad male a
wlllinit that is, csumed to be altered the correct date of
he (the Manisa') retirement from the Madras Army
on the 16t1m of Jane, 1845, to the incorrect date el June
30, Prdsi, in the second volume of the East India Register
for 1866, by each means altering the date whisk was
correct in a previous registir, and depriv ng him of his
half-pay a.. regimental captain. retired April 16. 1815,
be having attained that rook on January 24, 1815, •t
that time suffering under mental derangement, produced
by sunstroke in ludia. He cited the 33rd George 111.,
imp 52. sec. 70, to chow his right, that act not having
been r. pealed by 21s1 and 22nd Vic., cap. 106, which
had the same powers traidiferred after the abolition of
the lion. East India Company. Colonel Sykes, the late
chairman, bad confirmed his right, hut the Ducks of
Argyl- now refused to agitate the question, siting on
the regihtvr which bad horn eonsplied by Majord3eneral
Pease —Mr. Arnold said the statement in the book
could not deprive him of any right to which he was
entitled, nor alter his legal position if he bad evidence
Red documents to substantiate his claim, even if it were
att. red intentionally; then again, it would be very
difficult to show that Major4sneral Peers had Inv&
or altered the entry, sod under all the eireusastrutces it
could not amount to a forgery in law, and therefore he
rouvt refuse the application of the Merquie.—Captain
Tramiel ttuodied his worship and retired.