The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

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period, according to the provisions of the Vaccination
Act, Mr, glade stated that the child was born on the
6th of June. 1870, and bad not been vaectinakd. The
detenu set up Was that the defenAant had to earn a HOUSE OF LORDS
living for herself and ohild, and had no time to get it MOSDAY.—I;ord Westbart moved Ote ...did r
vaccinated. The Beech decided on adjourning the House of Lords Appellate Jura...ln:lion Hai, in ,:t
tainbretwchiih
lILM3 for • fortnight to give the defendant time to have posed that no ap;dal should he heird wh-re the s ,
case the tit
hi: Ant,
te
b1mtit,w1,:'17,:,1,41 al 4 wan
übedtdfreaduithteakr"yuffik'cr7tde'(.ll,74'th'appo":4ll4:44dtute";.t
the vaeoination perform,l.—There wu also a min- wa• lets than LlO4lO. The hord coauthor am: ,
mbl°r.nslialagadeintosildLe:hi'eliretidhtfho:
of the blame attached to the pubbe vaocinator, who committees to lattutreSnto the .iitiject of v '
vaccinated defendaot.s child on the 10th February after • short diatuesiou, withdrawn.
last, and had neglected to send in • certificate to the Trasoar.--The Burial Grounds Bill, the n' j..
registrar.—The summons wa• acoordingly diemiesed:— to enable the Homo Secretary,. Op dna°
Mr. Stone said they ought to congratulate themselves 'c'th'l'Ye"....,l°.:Lfri:- -1r,,,1".,4r:Ai2"L0f sty I). . .
on the freedom of this borough from smallpox, at a time 174"..-rq. fiZr, IV, the nt •. f t'.!_iaryetTrit e,,ii..17,'
when Southampton and Weymouth web ° so ere stly ' e_,,,,,,,i ti,„ , 51.4 r.bri,l t a.. 1......mi0nii. •. ' '
infeate4 by it, lie bat no doubt that tho net?on or TitcllaDAY.—The It• tdd. of 511Arit..1..,1,. „
this immunity sr:s that Hr. Slade carried out Lis deer a nurroenee . file late period ..t th. 1.•,,.
so effectually, an I that the Town Council Lad provide! to proceed further with the Ecclesisstical t: ~, 1,
would
introduce It another stseton.
• building outside the town for the reception of the FILIDAT.—TI4.4 Landlords ant Tenant
an(ll'l' - a,'„
few smallpox CUM that bad oecurred.—Mr. Hollings, Amendment ',ill was road ath rd t 0,,,. t , •
, pa......i.
relieving officer, remarked that moot of those who had
been attacked by the disease were strangers to the
town.
elikßoll or THE/T.—Mary Ass Jeffery was charged
with stealing a basket containing various articles, the
property of Sarah Heasille, of Hero Regis, who on the
15th inst, sent the same to Poole by the carrier, ad-
dressed to the care of Hr. Holloway. grocer, the
basket and It. °entente being intended for Mrs. Chaffey,
thelainaet's sister, who resides near Poole. It
app= from the evidenee that the basket was safely
delivered by the carrier at Mr. Holloway's shop. where
It was to be left till called for; and • person resembling
the prisoner MY said to have taken the basket sway.
The case was adjourned.

lrnt.

HOthE OF COMMONS,
lIONDAT.—The Army Regulation 1.411 posed
mittea. —"LW •
TeiNDAY.—A motion by LORti G. Mullah+,
expediency of granting coinnenssiion , f
under the Army Regulation Bill, Vf.a4 1111.60 WI
WatureaDAT.—Tlie second re... Rice or theill#Pll-,
Publics-bonen on Sunday. was moved by Mr.
rejection by Mr. Flutings. •
Mr. Bates suggested the member for Wsne,o,
fine himself to • provision that public-hon.,
on Suodays only between the hour+ of °lit ahl 4.41
afternoon, and eight and ten in thite*or,j,,4.
T ;••••••
—warmly oppoead by Mr. Lock. a awl opt..
-Mr. Rita,. De acceded ; and upon till, :••••
was read a second time by a majority of Is —11: 1,••••"'
T tiE BAL
TiIeRSDIT.—.Mr. JANIS LOWfUlte prup,i•ed t.
the Couimittes upon the Election. Bill the
the seats now vacant through the
boroughs of Bevetley, liridgwater, C,.inl:'•
In opposing the motion, the Palate
extent of the franchke, the ui4ributeci oi
bounlaries of boroughs as questions which h,vi
settled to the satiolaction of the whole
afterwards the mamba for buckilighani4nre, •
and laughter of his friend., da.crilied tin. s.
applied to the Liberal party, and asserted t..r. •
have been deterred from such ori.ervat .
of a sesidon which began with so 1111.1cill
with so much discomfort, and we, it likely
Mr. GtAnanisa declined to accept ti s iht+r • .•"‘"•
put upon his words, and when
Lord J: MANIIRII returned to tbe chabp,
Mr. W. E. bosoms cep, Lined that ah the pri
Intended was, that the adoption of th: s*-1
ocher people to raise all these tlWiti.o,L.„;., ' •
weal wee rejected by • majority ov •
Yr, CllOlll rose to move the rejacti ol tic haLut
all the stock arguments.
Mr. KIDLIT seconded.
Wood Ruvuma' *poke In favour of the HL
Mr. B. COCUSANS, frankly recintin; a..,,
preaed opinion+ spin this nubjuet,
favour of the ll.sllut a, a CVllscrs'at,u.
and least party sense .4 thst.w 4.1

PARKSTONE.

OsT AONDINT.—A few days shoos se Ur. T. Con-
way, jon., acid Mr. F. Pearce, of Loneloot, were Ilsh•
jog noar to the entree°, of Parkstone like, the boot by
some mishap oapiiisld and sank. They contrived, how-
ever. iwith =oh 11161E111y to wade to the mad land
near, and ware fortuattely trawnsid by a brother
of the former gentleman, who was angliag Wow at
hand.

Mr. OSINIUS MAYAS Mild MCrUt ltarq •
Intimktaiun. _

Mr. LIATUAII recommended the Ili!,
101' the preventi..hut both bribe, citettm.

Mr. D'AWSUN and Mr. CAVIS, 04.;th.
that the Ballot would n,. lulfl O,J
1110 former dew:ritual it as
. . .

Mr. tiTANSIILD t,,,0k up the n put4iCtru
Cr; Unlent ; and, admitting taat the caere,
I. a public duty, asseried that as the (Ti
elector la that he under a e, 1.1.
free and Independent vote, it 1411w:1.1V At:, 4
Whim that froodom and Intlepvieleie,—.l r.•
only be obtsined by the introdu,ta
Mr. PLCSKIT, in uppo•ing the 111, 14, 4 44-• 1 h
say result of the measure the exiice:i
and pictured those humble ant Isithia. ot
Prime Minister—who had already limn druua.•
Ms chariot wheels—dim:ending into the areet
like the gladiators, with the ...oda,
morituri to salutant." Thu to a. ..l
Faumf.—ln reply to Mr. Mircuou. Ito'., ti
he would Lake a few days C.,c 444.44er a e
taken with regard to the AO. of Charle• 11.. k
trAdiing and Sunday labour. Ile
a public authority betkire pruxeutp,:.• .
Sir 0. JUILINSON called attehtion Li the yr ;...,
connecting the Ileditcrraaemi with the Ile, !•
Gull by a railway along the valley it
moved for • Select Cemmittee;
Carried by 86 against CO.
Major tilOVed for a Royal C no
Into the stale of the reiular Artillety too,.
'Sr. CARD/ILL opposed, an I the Utoti 444 stc. e.•
Kr. Wllllllll Wail proceeding to a. 14 the kr:a.
Majesty had conveyed her c ii,tratulatiun. to.
tie noun was counted out.

•

HEARTLESS BIGAMY C.ViE.

At Cambridge John Howley has hen cola.
tri.l for bigatuy. l'risoner wai married in tie,
IttiG, to • alias Russell, at Dumfries. Hit r
lire children are DOW living in Penrith. He lthi
several years alter his marriage, and bec.une az
&militant in Sheffield. He made the acquaist...
Lim Stotnard, whom he o.urto I and
nod of April, 1870. Hy the death of Ilisa
lather, prisoner succeed.) I to thin
Cambridge, which ho conducted, will,
town as Miss Stothatt's husband, far nearly
Romottrs began to circulate in Cambridge
inner was married, and he contmeed to
that he had a wife arid family. During La
Cambridge the prisoner wrote letters to L.
l',urith. In one he says : --" 3dy dear Ellen -E
tint 121 in stamps. I will send you a pouedna,
and hope to keep that up, anl I will sent i: as
so, I hope, dear NAL we lull be chi:
.g u. I exp ct, to,, that alter a bit! w b
4. t down to see y-u, so keep up your ,-pri:•
inane. How are all tho chicks gottln;
- . .

onto to Jack on Monday." rue leiter i.sr,:"
owa loving John" The prisoner idt
confessing his oriole, but. lett,r which ht. Emil
wite's brother tiaJwiag himself on his mer.y,...:
apprehension.

WHAT IS "EXERCISING WORLDY CAL.:
At Hammersmith polioe4tirt, on Meshy, a
secretaries of the Free Sunday Satiety appliall
Ingham for • summons against the Ravin.
coachman, under the A t of Ring C...1.1..1
exercising his worldly calling on the I..infra,
Mr. Ingham thought there hal been a ualll
before the authorittos In the City.
The applicaht said there had, but th!i:,:xal
hut granted. lie proooeded to say that vdi
any distinction in the case of • tombs.-
stork on • Suuday and those persons wuc.o6.
for exercising their worldly calling on Ms L',411
Mr. Ingham ref erred to the Act, andssid tut',"
man did not some within the purview al
rue words were "Any itrtifi.ner. ea 5t.::0„
whatsoever," monolog any other person inns.
trades.
Lie applicant argued Viet it we nealtirr-
driver of horses to be • skilful won, au! ttur,'
could be ciassified at an artiti,r.
Hr. Ingham asked him wheturlk? srsi el
that • police magistrate w.is ortai •
necessary for him to have ikia and he '
ho c,ttsider • Literary wan an ortiriui! ,
would not be &Lowed to read a book ou a
told the applicant chat the Act did u.,t
021110. He, however, referred utak to to di r 1,4
the same Act, which statel that Jilt penes
exercise theinselvei in tot prioeples of piety
religion publicly and privately. lit amd its. OW
Rev. Mr, Wright tir•L ACt.U.I.IIBI quen.ur
called his attention to he .14. out Lie ,ireferred p
otbur par; of [in, arAgu:o. ito ititouit:
him wboal,r be bad ,011,r00502.1 AUf perefl
iffect upon persons bill.' no Oda taken inoe., pre
1.,p to be niOre prone 10 pct, and mho ?elision.
the •pplicant again UpOn tlio I.ll•Aistft
grout, to bittibty the public iota 'rue.
ive, a law oily for the poor. Ile wished to ass
with tie Mae ea/ of Lars. • cowl= ta it was a oa i•
acors.igy, I r be h.l to dm-. his locos:up LI
tioyoi fla;bu,” rritiOewit Louise a distauc:
of A 111110 1,4 trout Argyle aou.e. C.cutlert•lllg
s,ngtou, to church.
Mr. Ingliam refused to grant the sunimont.

THE SECOND ARMILLI: A eturra
iuTula: IiiSfUEY.

Under this heeding the Tonapublisbal whet.
to be ea account of an invason, tho g:etteit
Continental P 0111.431 baring tel.:a utubra,,e tt
and attitude ot England In retereace so auislrl
paccellings out of krtitory, asul a league, Imelda:
UlOl4 powerful Stains, was forimd for am erect.
pose cot resins:lig the Erdash 6..w.is to tot eon.ii
conquered provincei tube divided rauruf, th 3 GJOO
All the nava ILIA/Cita 1:.0 league were
requisition, and tbe Lou aug o. 13045 roll,lnni
Wen wl4 in hai.al.COUlplialied 10 ill. ; init•l;
and military forces were in goad order, alit v%
bulk of the navy eras triattered abroad, the
Fleet wu in the Downs. 0. 110) eVnlalig a Jo:,
1874, the Admiralty iv:aired Luta 4:etce
American squadron Lad Wen aiihtedOflints,.°
and my Lards untuetbatety klegrattied
mender of the Cbaunel nett to be 1.41
Subsequent reports left little doubt It,: ad
coast had been choten for tho tenting.
• able troops were brougnt down without:rob
hoar. sufficed to dig mien nth, pita tau
still wanting. TLIO enemy oened ate
disbutoe of a wile, and the troop., ltta
their armed cargo tLe boa). Ihocoat .01;,,e
and the strand was strips WWI 1.111,4 i 306.3
little or no lots to the taqiliah, who uertg
the landing boats iniernnaind, and U.wg°
"rill mimed. Then the Eogliab shot fsll
flint, and although the enemy etreakd Patti
of them were shot down. the net WM 01:io•
MS. Fresh boats were hurrying ID .111' 13,
when. loud rumbling sound was heard. audt3'6,,,
of the Channel kloet appeared, to '
their way onward thfuttgli tLelid
armament, and ran do vro trawl,'" res
Such of the transports I, hlc ,
mtde off, and a naval hgnt tutu etsud
u.l'
gunboats on id both ses, wnich war
t
and neat morning it was apPsf.°- l Oat
ot
armada had stereo the ',tali la ~te ."'bote Ibo
In its editorial columns, us Ti'." ta, 01
above events are far more probalo owl.
and such a march em otucts Luuttb•e',
P•udend7 of all pohtioal r 116.004 :A the
of Skirt enterprise, and the
Otranto. which ought to he .01.342'
wads.

The Triennial listed& Fee ce6ly.
greater suotiese this year thou prr,"";)p.,
Th.OlaUo(th.Ltil„.l
complete. The total population a
i. 4706,106, showing an ineretoe
16L; in Scotland, 3,358,613, shoe'.
296,319; in Ireland. 6,40.1,739, j, •
396,206. rt•
'IRS question is often &eked, " What ' ,
senior wranglers r As we write thew
that 000 Of bun—.S moo oho, on
religioo, was not allowed to rev tho 14".77t0t
his &endemism! labonre—has just been hat
Wart It had time to prat by ow tal.aL
Rules has died et ii pot, s" th" goo
41=4 assued inieu *Awry by

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THE DORSET
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COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, .TUNE 27, 1871.
revisions of the Vaccination
mow At e minutes pest one, other cues having been disposed of, imperial Vartiantrnt.
Mr Wel • eford : Neu ea) you returned 92; but we do not Gant Money. The reigning Sovereign is Lord C. Kent, &
seeYMOUTEI• , Slid Mr eisallield being then In court, the Sack Cutup:in)** coo e_o W. ,y, Cord, Sullen. Ace, Mr, Slade stated that the child was born On tho
a !lune, W. T. 'long, H. Taylor, (Dot. period, according to the p
claim more than 75.•
ither has reeigned the was ,s,ivi ,o, agaie. P lieu, ko• Mr. J. A. 6th of June. 1870, and bed not been vtheinaLd. The
* in Thn In answer to the Judge Mr Wippell mid their sacks were he throne ' Hooper. Sweffiele, WI. Ito, P.
niVill•--C'F'''' , Edo corp.. It is thought Mr 'Wall"' and he "o" found that Part w" • inntted-(a i notnumbeed ' dues on the stone raided, and oncoming to t • .
lor Lady of the Manor, and as such is entitled to certain cluster), Woodrow. Rene.. , •
eetenee set up was that the defendant had to earti a HOUSE OF LORDS.
, and they could not Identify them one from .
' the Weimew I ounnandsot. laugh). anaher.
eel be the pew cd Mr Weldordsald eat the letter put in at flat admltterl the Iyh Judge d that, rell t the id M out by them for the benefit of tho inhabitants of l The CIIAIRMAN propos
hup COO nell
in to enliven e ge d acco ng oe es ence, r Pope's Imil. vaccinated. The Bench decided on adjourning the
ed-lhhteirtlenal loyal toasts, and living for heraelf and child, and had no time to get it , eineese.-Lerd weethers moist tee ~.,,,,,,i 5.., .
' House of Donis Appellate Jurielietiou Ible in w i •• '
lettfL-(turo-or, es, by playing choice receipt of the Mae but in lees, sod Mr Howard having made : exeunt ought to be over-credited after these were re. Mind. The total sum thus granted from 1810 to . they were well twee
Im nor e.-- togs,
form no s all fleet 1 the subecquent admission, that was his came. The matter I turn,. Rpm:" 9t• out of evol7 la to three trustme to be laid : Damen oecapieei the vi
Navy, and Volunteers," the case for • fortnight to glee the defendant time to bays ' posed that no epees! should be Mord wh-re ties
Ca lees than VA*. The lord Chared.or
oformances w w e stood thus :-ent the 2ith August 10u :sacks were lent, on the - *
Mr llowanl said every farmer hires barkg, and the miller 6J that there was no the vanination performed-There wu also a cum- •
• breach of the Ant but - bill, and it was reed amnia time, . II the •anderee 1
( th, er, 9th November 50, and f.. 0 mom subsequently. On the 14 of nil lit mnd them mei, - 1864 inclusive, nu E 9557. or an average el E 382 per ; In giving " the..Aeribniyd,
, ground for alerm in this °unary, •' .It would ante: further weeceedal with ulna hex.
ere P •
j wed to *nerd that Mr. It. Jetsuare 121 of this We had lawn retunied, leaven? 76 Imre- 'Two persons in Court said they had sent back two lota, sod 1870' and the expenditure during this period was
annum. The amount granted in the throo year* ending CH•111.11AS exprnee-
th • motion .... • C f 4 .a. tdo ..,,,..0/0111elit 0
A. IL d: Ma
' hae
nd his eatiefitetion mons against Levi Dadra for
vcaTi n the
atr.w hwuhl: li
Con:mittee.e.' l'tordi•Beriuttreireente fthe s'ide-'eto of 'vac ..
eser. end class, of 11, M. Cutoms, turned, mutt the question now was whether thew had been never hid romipts.
• lit clue out-door officer of this returned or not, the defendant having admitted he had re. Mr Wippell said the company pay the postage of recelpte If i To the Churches .. .. ... .. 310
Parish Schools .. .. .. .. 610 we had not ruched into great
expenditure. What that
in
publicth te
twe needed was that the money laid veocinated defendemes child on the 10th February alter • short dieraimi, wehdrann. ••
lamed by the removal of Me, ee
iit'i'd them.i
.11 was then cror-examined by Mr Howard Ile tunsed by the carter.
the sacks are delivered at • distance; but if not, they are re- 1 Wesleyan School .. .. .. • • 30nised einem last, and had neglected to send in a certificate to the TramDAY.--The Burial Grounds Bill, the
that in ooruequenoe of reoeneitenvdennesnueommion eyoomnitilint.enryt
abtrt.heSlabdleamtooldattuhoehl:ei Sect tthii
out should be expended on • well•orga ,
ning officer, to Falmouth. mid lie ted bee', the manager of the • ' Gifts to the Poor .. .. .. 140 and that while our defenden got a' fair day's work for regiatrar.-The summons was thoordingly diemissed.-
to nr ler te.e veer,' I j e ..--,0,,.. t
company mum Ito Thu Judge: You never ought to allow a single seek to he j uselessly Mr. Stone said they ought to congratulate themselves I i."'n l'e,)cre.'„ I 1,,,, ! 'ee 'it,„u 't ),* I. '• I, ,e
'issued, over the signature ierniesion, Emigration .. ,• .. .. 97 " the money should not be ito enable the Hesse Secretary u , arab, gr,,,. ..•
sent lack without a receipt. There is a caution not to do so I a fair day's wage,
at all dogs found wander Mr llowthl &eked how fumy disputed cases they had had on the !whited fonn. Soup and Coals .. • • . • ... 119 • ace 'rho.; to the r.t •. f v.,ir own C.011P14.11i1ti1... •'-
,hale respective owner* lately, end elm whether they had not withdrawn a car this Mr Howard: (can put witnesses into the box to my that they Die misery .. ••• • • ••05 1
of this country, he believed we were when Southampton and Weymouth mete so pr,•stlY ‘,
e.,,,,,i tie:, aed r. hrr..l t . 0 .1. e• enoldelitt....
put timn our forces bad main. on the freedom of this borough from emsllpox, at a time cemetery I- whets
es dogs are required to morning. had no receipt". Library 2$ frittered away. In
teined the honour _we.,
infested
by
it.
lb bat
lA,.
no
i d••uht that the reason or ' Tile SADAY.-Tbe e• ..1'.5, of NilAria.l,llV
On
11l Institution .. .. • . 3d never lelore in a better c edition to protect °nese'
Plaintiff wee about to state the eircumeances of the with. The Judge: They ought not to give up the wicks without the Ml' immunity - that M (Bade 'erl '
I. d ce .1,1.0 1.00 pereel et the isco 1111 l . 1'..,e.'"1'• *
&seal ; but the Judge thought It unueoriary ; they might receipt.. Drill Hall .. .. • . .. .. 100 ad hi i to premed further with the etelmisstical teem 'll' .
so eff II I . ' the T • •
octal y, ate tie'. e own Council L prov a
Dinners
Court "Plume of take it that Mr Wlppell was a good customer to the County After seine further convenaDon, future. corps res. • building outside the town for the reception of the
day evening last, coeri, Miscellaneous .. ••.. .. 105 and that we had every reason tube self -reliant for ...e is w ,sr. earn- out -is usv a lenneen
Private ATKINS of the Dorchester rifle . few smallpox eases that bed occurred.- Mr. Rolling.. ansendmene
FILIDAT.-Th.: Landlords and Teoant (frc •, .
The Judge aid he could not think of deciding without Ifr would introdtiseielli.t amr......therasethseiroin,.,io
.0
p....,ni.,.,
..'
...
n idea was taken Mr Wlppel aid that he always came unwillingly. In answer Perkins, but he suggested that If lils declaration was "ten. it 1651 1 po cofficer, remarked that moot of those who had
•esent, and the to Mr Howard he said the *mks tame from their agent at Wey. would solve the difficulty. In the mean time the case must be
on be much mouth, Mr Venue, and they might be returned to him, or to adjourned, Bee Mr. Howard's letter. May 31, I'7l :- the fact in the flying column been attacked by the disease were strangers to the
levitation of the Government to Jo HOENE OF COMMIINS,
their place at Dorchester, or any place where they had a depet. Ilr Howard said, as to the continued charge for hlrelng, he "The 1,0011 Hoard has applied to the Trustees more
Berkshire next September, as evidenee that the men town.
at of Mr They had had aMr Perkins in their employ ; lie had left them would be quite content to leave it to any reasonable man. If than once, to expend some of the money in the improve- in
adt
that
the volunteer.,volunersofanDdorsemldhaeadtlytheePepthteddtht: relieving
en at some CH•11011 0/ THE/T.-Mary Awn Jeffery nut charged I lIONDIT.-Ths Army Regulation hill patem ii44o
. .
• but had come back again, alter being away about a twelve- defendant,' held them till now there would be some reason fhl le i Id b of this county, at least, are willing. ev
f withstealing basket'articles, the !Munn
•containing Tortoni e ~.
'allir, who month, ment ot o water supply, th nmg t won a • lance to avail themselves 0 w
or the charge.tees sacrifice of personal convect , a essear.-A motion by LORI: C. IlAtitLeee -
's noodle Hy' Mr Weldon' :Mr Perkins was then travelling collector. fhe Judge suggested to the lerrel gentleman the terms of benefit of • permanent nature; but 'the Trustees sacrifice
opportunity to acquire that proficiency In military property of Such Heoville, of Bero Regis, who on the c„,..,,ii.„cy a dt.ntiiig c0n,i,,,,,,,i,,„ fee . • doer,
' Local Re Mr Meant: At the time he was with them Oa. ••• arrangement In case plaintiff Mould turn out right, and also have always deelihed." every va in good 15th Inst. sent the same to Poole by the carrier, ad- under the Army Reguletion Mill, .... mho •,..n."....
owl ge which would serve the country
'ea lOr 111', district. Witness had sent a number of bills for this the terms in case defendant was found correct, and the further "The Commissioners of Woods have the control of In ,„ _ invaths_ ie, dressed to the care of Kr. Holloway, grocer, the WilDsrasDAS.--Tlia second reaffi,g or the Mir ,
-,,;„ amount, lull Hoy it)d not been returned. Defendant said a hearing was adjourned. this Grant, and it appears to Me very desirable that an stead shoal" m " m attempted.the health of the basket and Its content' being intended's* Mrs. Chaffey, Pobinnhooe" on Sunday, was wooed by Mr. leis,
'''' nunilier of bag. sere returned In 10.1.1 • but the company said Mr 51 lope' subsequently came into Court, and stated that endeavour should be made to apply a considerable por- The Vicit.Cnat SWAN pre
ad led that the eomplainant's sister. who resides near Poole. It rejection hy Mr. Fsteene. .
they were not returned. He had no knowledge of their being the case had been arranged. They had discovered nothing. tion of the Grant. for some years to come, to the President-J. IL Cali:raft, Fog. He h oceup
had been one appeared from the evident* that the basket was safely c sugge.ted the member for
Boa rbi Bat:Hato • 1 •I• ''''s• •• -
' returned ;ho It.d made enquince of the woo here and ef his but an the defendant had raid LA lee for the hire, £7 Its for t.principal and interest,f th • d Position for •
o e sum require great number of ye and h paired
ters oonstantly delivered by the carrier at Hr. Holloway's shop. where worts on that public-11.510, •I ..:
Well, end they denied that the bags had been rctunsed. the tattoo of the sacks, and the legal expenses, they had con- Intim", armlet and best spippor .on Suothay. only between the hours of one.'s •
to provide the town with main drainage and improved of the society's w
Mr Howard ;Do you mean to swear that these bags have vented to ita being settled.trials of skill d iother Ways It was to be left till celled for; and a person resembling etterno,o, and eight and tonic the evening. 1-• :.''''',
,an n
ot been retunted to )oursclf or your agent ?-1 have every -- water supply. 1 have no doubt that in this manner attending the varioushotthe prisoner was said to have taken the basket away. -warmly op by Mr. LOCIM Lint wain: oth,,
•son to believe they have not been; but twill not swear to UPWEY: it would be best expended "for the benefit of the showing his interest in e t operation,. -mr. Hal:Anna acceded ; and upon oils ine1.r..... '
ea Inhabitants." It is questionable how far, under the Mr. Cal•onarY acknowledged the compliment and The case was adjourned. was read a second time by • majority of '.3-1 -' ••
d the pleasure
-
clowerd: Bum:es:Mg amen hires so many bags from you, TIIK UPWZT STATHIN.-It WAS 'lSt
Week
decided
- existing laws respecting church-rates and education, reiterated his interest in the society, an p PAItICSTONE. TtiE BALLOT.
ands them to a farmer, that farmer may eend these open this convenient station on Wednesday morning
th soanditure of so 1 • proportion of the Grant it afforded him to attend its mestinga He then
vol-Ye-u, if he sends them in the right came. I.st. The following lathe Great Western time table :- ii it r- reed the health of the judges, with thanks for BOkT AOCIDENT. -A few days liffiee all Mr. J. Con. TIICILIDAT.--Mr. Janie Lowness propq-el :, . •
money, or any of it, on the churches and schools can pro
turd: When you have lent bags you merely receivethe Committee upon the Ble,tiens Rill th • 1 •
Cr MAINS Selsoars services. way, Jun., acid Mr. F. Pearce, of Longfieet, were fish' ,
be justified. There is a.sum of nearly 0,000 now the r vacant throe h h ' ' '-' •; '
tiny one Mee, but you have nothing to do with 1.2.3 1& 2 1.2.3. 1.2.3. 1.2.3. 1.2.3. 1.2.2.aidd ex- •
Ir. Hoes replying, a the mowing was one jug near to the entrants: of Parkstone like, the boot by "
t o seat. now
vi..., g.ii t •
.th51rue.......,„ :
,uo liable but the borrowerl -No. Weymouth Bbe 110 90 12 30 17 45 10 30 15 018 9 lying at the hank, the purchase money for land taken
I ll'
bad d fit It l award- "ei d k. Tcontrived,h
sou* ich f n away some mishap calms an san hey ow- bortmehs IDeEI 3, !Midge ter, Leshel, al.. ~ e •
•On the retuni of any bags you give proper . 240 7 55 10 40 510 810 by the War Department, which belongs to the free. ceedingly well, an they _
had . d
isin opposing the motion, the Pains Alialsrak „I'''
Limey --00 10 40 With regard to the shearing, be ever, Stith muoit 1 tally to wade to the mud land exteut of the franchise, the utdributee: el ~c'•'• •
10 10 50 250 8 5 10 50 520 820 holders in the - Island. The number of freeholder. ing the PriEs•
•is • part of the agreement that none will be Durchmter ' 9 is t that this sum affords but • small seen very much better, and was rather surprised 'mite near, and were fortunately trammel by a brother boundaries of borough' as questions which lica;t:, '.
'he reoclpt is produmd?-Yes: DOWN TRAM so great h the sheep without seein better work. He of the former geatlemen, who wee angling close at settled to the ritlefaction of the whole
is Honour had meet that the letter was L 2.3. 1& 2 1.2.3 1 I'2 1.2.2. 1.2.3. 1.2.3. trifle to each person, "the committee who are theory . „ aftenrards the mamba for buckingbauebire,
'he bags being recelval up to a certain Dorchester- 11 3012
had before there. One man said -
ndcrod part of the letter in evidtouce,,, (homey --11 38 2 Ire 5 1617 48 11 38 6 819 13 should be laid out in some works of a permanent or so well as he,ore Been ere. D _ applied to the Liberal party, and asserted
•le content+. The letter stated that Weymouth- 11 45 2 35 525 7 65 11 45 615 920 nature for the benefit of the public at large." see gs• it es m the sheep. fault. He thought that at orthen WII1BORN& have been deterrel from such otoarvat ....., is .. '
1, and hc nati"mincsi thM hY l'utto THE Cruise or THZ New Seanow we. accomplished Howard's letter 31st May. 1871. These questions of ter the previous week the shearing was far superior.
SIITa (Wimeoane) D.B.V. - Sergeant-Instructor of • amnion which began with se Moon
upon himself the burden of prov-In reply to the VionChairman, Maguire has :vetoed, consequently the Wimborne corps wl.,th e" much Wwwwfurt• and was,., likely t,e,-7•‘ .
on Wednesday morning Lest. The toinelpal officials of the "Grant" and "Compote' money were raised at the
DOUCE said he preferred the work of the men Tee 'wt.' Gemosmas declined to wept Oa I..hre' ''''''
'rim his Honour that the latter the O.W. were present. The trans started well after inquiry, and I refer to them here for the purpose of Mr. „ . is minus both captain and sergeeet-instrostor. pat upon his earns, and when -.,.,
'id not consider it mammy to the stoppages, every difficulty having been carefully showing that. if all the inhabitants and those who are with scythes to that of the mac
da. corps, however, is still tolerably strong in number., and Lord J: kiwi.s returned to „a h.i.,,,
concurred in Mr.
provided for. entrusted with these funds were to unite for the par. Mr. MODALs also respeuded, an co • dentist:mat every night under the able superintendence Mr. WE. loons& explained that se e p.•
be option of proving it by - pose. there would the no difficulty in carrying ottt the Homer's remarks, though on behalf of the machined be Sudden. Meet of tbe members intended was that the advtion el th- • • -- -It I.
of ColourSergeant A. J. flu . • '..,ee eo is
'leered the Lags 011 'rich a PORTLAND. work recommended i and that the plea of poverty set tomer allotted d where the
ked that they weregroup are in favour of the autumnal campaign in Berkshire in other people to rame all Hoer questi,o, Nr L. ':
. money was • tale price be Mop was very light, and that ceased them to run over pout was rejected by • inaj..eity er 1,...,4 • 'nee
•ted to do by putting in D.V.A.-On Wednesday evening the corps mustered up by the Local Board should not on any account
.tt 1
1. September next. Mr. CAMS rose to more the rejmti a el tiselLh3'''
for mete:Mice by Adjutant Keating. There were pre- permitted to stand in the way of carrying out the per. I p_ -- ell the stock argument, 41 fis.
Mr. LACIT (hon. sec.) reed the list of awards, and KINSON.
sent-Lieuts. 'Andrews and Holland, 8 sergeants and 75 manent works of man drainage, and improved water Mr. Ren.ar seconded.
hat letter, he could e, ,_,,,,,_• e„,,,,, supply, which are so urgently required for the heath p said he weld not help suggesting that the 'heap shorn
i. than IIILDLIS• CllOll9 Fairrivmse. -A few evenings Colonel Es:truer mooke in favour el the WI.
bears. 11 it was •••en. """"`""n ••••••••• at Dorchester (horns) ware muab ender to swear
A Cue vice KILLED BY • FALL.-John Smith, a con- and comfort of the inhabitants.
Mr. White's. sines the villagers. &wording to ancient Onstorn, as- Mr. B. COWMAN'', frankly nom:tine a..
oreaed opinions upon this subjeet
* t who was admitted into Portland Prison on March "1 therefore recommend that an order be made by • , ambled In • field belonging to the Rev. J. H. Austen, lavoui.ol the Belie, a,,, a - ca. • Ire` ee..,1 ..,'
'or himself by vie 1 h had doubt that th
Mr. Werra said o nowas e case. servat.tc-
'lost Ins own 7, 1871, under sentenee of 7 years' penal servituße, was the Home Secretary, under the 49th Section sanitary ,
l'he PHESIDIttrf thou gave the health ot the Vioe- at Headless Crces, and beneath the spreading branches and tear party :sense .4 that w rd.
ms eloyed with others on a scaffolding around the A0t.1866. requiring the Local Board of Portland to take
Pair on, meationing his kindness in all matters to the of a maguifioent oak, bold their annual festival. The Mr. °swami Meatus rid secret •••
A take ." bul ding for the new reboot room. The seaff•Ading was steps within one month, for the main drainage and e o originator of the timedloccured custom wee an ancestor Intimidation.
a eioe ......
:
of the water *apply of that part of the society. e alluded to and it will Mr. LaAntAit recomeended the li 1, • -
en, 0 a protected by guard ropes, an extra precaution seldom improvement
Fortune's W IC ' 1 d that Mr. J. J. &ITV; responded on behalf of the 'Squire, of the rev. gentleman above , for the raeanid,,n a bete e • ''•e• e • et. ,
' t 'ken. In the courm of the work, Smith wan ordered lathed known at ellen, etso ton, an
. the interest M Weld took in the success of doubtless be continued by his descendants for genera. It.. DPAe.
~, , nbery aid ieduo.s....
• the to mown a wall plate, with a convict mated Clemente. immediately on receipt of the eider, they improve the expensing e r.
the society. owl his regret that he was unable to be tions to come. 8 aunden's brass band was in attendant*, . weio sum Mr. Cate .1 the .'I . -
that the Ballet would * ****r is'-' t
As he took hold of his end to life it into his plan one road through the town. and erect railings or other. e
. , 11.1. fulfil tia- epee •, ' '
with them on that occasion, to the strains of which lads end lasses in holitay attire The e,emee desineed 0 „' ' •-•••,, ;....
'. of the stones it wet resting oo captised. Smith ataggerel wise make safe the foo"wsys °owe' tined of by Cept sin pr sent
edhealth of the hon. triPPed on the greensw&rd ; while Mr. W. Arnold, of noigioue" a, YUMA ~, ~,..... . '
The ['AMIDE ter prop u. the
back wares. let go the wall plate, and fell against the ferns. Also, that t.e Lead II :era make proem: so for
(sir. L )kindexertions on behalf the Royal o.k Inn lon, &dudishly provided creature Mr. STAN ~,,,,,,, up the e puleictrue" „. s.,
secretary eel whose
in .n-rope. The rope being wet sod strained. on amount lighting the town derine tile winter nes in.oomforta fur the festival. an, unmet ; and, admitting toat the clicr,•c .1 t'•...
of the eseetety were eo much eppreciathe by them all,
Ith • foggy morning, broke, anti Smith fell about 16 '!'ha complaint made by Messrs. A. Pearce, IL Cox, - is a public duty, mantel that an the tee: ....... '
coil bad been so sucioessfuL et.:
•t to the groued, alighting on his head. Ho was 1, Bales, ad Roberts, of the pollution of Easton pond, " _ , _ ._ . _ CERES. elector is that he ehell, under a ...es,: el
•n up iasensible, and conveyed on • stretcher to the he was satishvl was justified, and also that it is • Mr. Lien, in soknowledguag the oompliment, said free and Independent vote, it 141ln:din)" ati .:;...
was plenleti to do all he could in behalf of the MHO/UT : Erershot V. Cerree.-This match which was !to him that freedom and Indeputehe • “
,ary, w 11. 1
Irelt i remained uncommioure The Con. nuisance, and he reaommeneed that the Loral hi-card be he . • ...e-a r,,.: u.„
ty and lie was gad to a,y they were prospering. decided in one innings, was played on Thursday last on only to obt.ined by the intnsdu,ti el .d tie
terly, Willi.to Roupell, g tee him an injection of ordered to drain, Weenie, and fill up the pond Mime. mode • . , , . funds T _ „
..
Year after year they gamed In strength, their the ground of the former. hi soon was as under : - Mr. lit skim, in uppeeing the Bel, pal:el.. •
end water, and rime wes poured into his dintely upon receipt of the order,
well sustained, and he believed the society was sexy melt ef this measure We excuse:, es et -tee
elms&
et Le could not swallow, end diet within 1111 The Board, having discussed the report, re- Were W and pictured thews humble ant Wilde. eeee •
doing a thurouehly useful work in the district.
his admissioe.-An inquest was beld next Symes, b An.lrews .. .. .. .. .. I prime Infester-wee had alreaey Men otrAgg,l7:-
I ed • I t
The so v unanimous y o carry out the suggestions bhertly niter the President left, when Kr. Bates was
It. N. Howse', Roy, Corona, lisatss.ani, h liumo .. .. .. .. I his carnet wheels-descending into the ar,554 1-....
contained therein • and tho Clerk (Hr. it. N. called to the chair, and the meeting, whites was of an Symolel., b Andre WA . . .. . . .. ' hke the gladiator., with the word., .•.-D.., 5.,,,,.-•
'Litton, Eq., deposes,' that he had been .
• day or two ago. to see that all caution Howard) WY requ'ested to ask the Secretary of emeently soda character, wu continued with geniality ingoia, 1, Sanctuary .. .. .. .. 1 moriturl te salutant." The deb ,to wai a.l) ..r..,... '
'What who had been at sea and under- State that the necessary powers be given to for 'Odle time longer. H. Clark, c and b Sanctuary .. .. .. 1 Femme -In reply to Mr. Ifircum.s. HaNoi kr i.
- Northover, b Sanctuary .. .. .. he would take a few days to c esseler ass:. .*,. ;-
'de rope was quite sufficient for the enable the Local Board to have the Grant and SWANAGE. Breere, not out .. .. .„ ~ „ taken with regard to the Act of Charie. 11.. r,_,. • •
Compensation monies to be • expended on the , „ ii. Cr no, b Sanctuary.. .. . .. troline and Sunday labeur. Ile isiettehe ~ t ..I e
-g a rope at rei was extra, and .
e had seen guard ropes put i ili l ttIATItEIt 0/CLL.-Much disappointmeet was Enteourt, e Sanctuary bHm ue ... ... .. 1..1,1 a publie authority before prosecutl, e ....
wil Portland, and if this guard work. The Grant Trustees and the Componsa- exp. rionaed by many persons on Friday, when the F. Clark, b Hume ... .. .. „ taine,l.
be did not think the man tion Committee are to be asked to eo•operate abeve packet, advertised es run to Weymouth, failed to Sir 0. JggitINSON called auchtien to th:
IC was • Pure' accident.- in the matter, and a committee is to ascertain make her appeareuce. Others who depended upon her byes 6, w2,1b6,.. - ~ .. I connecting the Mediterranean with the heel 1::
of "Accidental Death," from the gas manager the terms on which the for tho arrival of goods and parcels, also suffered eon- -
90 Gulf by a railway along the valley of the le •
moved for • Select Committee; •
-re.
siderable inconvenient* on Friday and Saturday,
Gas Company would light Under-Hill, Roston . a.i. ‘,., by her ITIMMOT. Carried by 86 against to.
$ een-arner e unlerstand the cause of delay arose
ct
eitY INQUIRY AT Wakehain, and Reforne. Sanuary, b Ingold .. .. .. .. 2 Mll.llf AMICTitsoT moved for a Royal Ceueee, :
into
from one of the valves (msde of India robber) being Hume, b 'noel .. .. .. .. .. 17 •
the elate met the regular Artillety form.. *
'Y CAlDiric.• opposed. an i the mei ei .....•
It is gratifying to find that the Local Board out of ,eier. and the lost of time occasioned by sending Itev. Jones, run out.. .. ~ „ ~ 2 11l • ...
.LEPAIRS, AND have freely taken the duties laid upon the m,and t , south ampton to replace it. We trust that this delay, Andrew., b Ingold .. „,„ „ 7 Mr. Witall.cs was pr,coolinn to ask the ter... ,
"S TO BE if the Grant and Compensation monies can be and coes,quent inconveidenee, occurring alit does e•rly Stephens, b Dig sid .. .. .. „„ 0 Majesty had Conveyed lion C 'unbeaten" t . eer •
so applied, it will be a good thing, for abe a w oeful
t present in the season, May
leeson, ea
and sense the A. J. Martin, c Esteourt b Croat .. .. 20
Pch, n.n out .. „ „
.. „ tie Howe was counted out.
mansKers to prepare for similar casualties, as it is It. Bankett, b Ingold .. .. ... „
D Up. a considerable sum of money is expended to the obiolutely necessary, in order to preserve its popularity Martin, sen, not out .. .. .. ..
satisfaction of very few in the island, while that the Heather Bell be punctual and her trips to be Miller, b Croft .. .. ~ e. ~ HEARTLESS BIGAMY C. 1.61.
' aard was
i consider these works wil : be for the general advantage, depended upon. Burnt sane b Cross.. .. .. „,, .. At Cambridge John Bewley has hen co am:
B
mit Act and inaugurate, we trust, that " good time -- byes tri.l fur bigamy. l'risocer wai treaded in :or;
of his coming" for which we have so long hoped for BLANDFORD. -
. 6.5 1t556, to • Mesa Russell, at Dumfries. His •
AGRICIILTUIIAL SOCUITT.-The annual competition BITTY Sternole, Wednesday -Present :J. E. live children are now living in l'enrith. He li'.
‘,l•.Saturdayfor prizes given by this society for mowing, took plugs Bodge, £'q., and Her. C. Nit, nieghees.•
assistant in Sheffield. He msde the aoqueine
several yearn after his marriage, and beech* a
and looked in vain.
on Saturday last, in Mr. Look'. field opposite Bryan. There were only two cars for hearing the others leaving
stone House. There wero 28 competitors and the work been settled out of Court. Mitt Stotnard, whom 1:e °eerie I end old., e
COItINATION DAT, - rue Foresters announce an as a whole w„ exceedingly well dons. The judges , George Cornice., a labourer of Gosimanstene, was summoned Tlind of April, 1870. By tee death of ..
Man'.
.t WAREHAM. to
attractive fete and demonstration on the 285 h instant. wore-Mr. .0,,,0rga usnshiy, of sheihwak,ses Mr. T, by he. master, Mr F, C. Henry, for unlawfully leaving his lather, prisoner succeeds:l to the ire:do-
ve hope they will he wall supported by the Isle of Flower, of Stunntuster Marshall, and Mr. Ssrland, f work In an untholdied state, and being convicteJ was eneal 10s Cambridge, which ho courlucted, wall/ ii . * !it'.
heck and visitors. Hilton, who were exceedingly pleased with the work,
e including costa, or in default seven days' imprisonment. lowa au Miss Stothatt's husband, for neerly i
Thomas Hillier, of Bhaltimibury, was brought up under
more especially the swathing; and awarded the pre. warrato, charged with haring On the 19th Inst., at the : Remmers began to circulate in Cambridge that;
Mums as follosra-Te the psrson, servant of • member, of Alton Pancras indecently resulted Ellen Hodges, the sonar was married, and he coefeenti to Inez
'HAM AND PURBECK LABOURERS' AND
who mowed a quarter of ar. acre of grass in the bee{ daughter of a labourer of that parah. From the evidence it thet he had a wife and family. During tal C
Eay.isrs FRIEND SOCIECY. eta:suer in two hours. -A cote and 10a, to William appears that the prisoner's conduct was very bad, and the Cambridge the prisoner wrote letters to Lir.
to k
hard
al ommetitions in mowing ant sheep-shear. Starr, servant to Mr. Bert.ett, of ShapwirikA led best Detach committed him furl months with labour!
- Peurith. In one he says : --" Sly deer Urn -E
:
„low
with this ssawasat ...sat,. took
pt.°. ditto, • coat, to Townes Fry, servant to Mr. George ti toi 121 in stamps. I will send you a pound no:
last, in the beautiful pork of E. J. Well, Young, of Beaxworth ; 3rd ditto, el, to Charles Downs, WYNFORD EAGLE. and hope keep that up, an 1 I will sent i: as
e lord of the manor thus servant to Mr. Groves, Deanery Farm, Blandford ; 4th TH. school was inspected by the Government officer ee. I hope, door N dl, we wit be abl t: c.: .
nlworth, th
. ditto, lea to William Barfoot, servant to Mx: J. Hes [louse, on Tuesday. There were 43 children present ; all 100licd 'gi U. I exp ct, to,, that alter a bit I we; s
ii,,,,,,,,,,,t ii , had always talc
~, ti ti .
'vet was much finer then it has I: 'Con Amid
d •rsoo. healthy, clean, and neat, and acquitted themselves in 4. down to ore y-u, so keep uoo
p your ne :.
such a manner as to prove the
w showers fell in the course of the Parer Szseiose. June 21th.-Present J. J. Ferqu• thorough efficiency of evtne. How are all tho ceicks gottini et.
ecarionscharaoter of our climate. harson, Esq.. Rev. J. Watts, and E. A. 11. Castleman, Esq. their teachers, Miss Houniell and Mr. J. B. Newmth. rime to Jack on Monday." Time letter 1.. g,t•
•ithstiodine the late abundent ye. Jemdm Bed, e.„...., a B,„„dia.d. ~,,.....,,,,,,...1 for The Vies, (Mee. le Beeems) met the inspostor at the owe loving John" The prisoner left C snorer
'lted chiefly of uuderdrowth ; i,s,ife.aterleg.ea,,,yt:weotocowstradittzta tineerne.l.uutt on the 3rd echool porch, 'sod remained during the examination. confessing his crime, but a lett,r which he rot,
entinme 1 the m ach would at 11.20 ane to 12 o'clock. About lifagboy tr.
...busy:items This most useful school is generously kept up at the sole wife's brother throwiog himself on his mercy, e;
There were eight entries the Lulinga into the field. Ile asked the boy why he bail': evreanoser of the noble owner of the property, Lord aPerellonalen.
'ow Gall the old-fashioned cows out, and he replied that Ms master told him, and that if a'
was clieeriog to observe they had been In the lane from half-putt seven o'clock. Wit- --
et their work; while core hatippletriidouisityacatiirutiondll Mr.
inHartisit-Flned As. and SI fid ASHMORE. WHAT IS "EXERCISING WORLUI CAI. 2
' et.loo fosters! we be sent the boy' on with the cattle, bV3ut he eeerotreedsaid that
to wait J. SPICITICTI BANKIIIPTOT. -On Thursday there wee At Hammersmith polioe-ourt, on 11103.1.7, m;
who know nothing till he (defendant) came, before be could put the erne lota • dividend meeting in this caw Bankrupt attributed secretaries of the Free Sunday Society appi,,yl
out lelmeeere will the field, an the gate was looked lied be had the key. -The his failure to "losses in trade and being surety for my Inseam for • summons against the Man-In. e.:
' ant a half Cluannan said It was • p tyiiMie Hart was not In court at the nephew." Total debts and liabilities £1741 15s. 4 d., coalman, under the A•t of King C.a.,
"arte,c of •,n Zi,dthal! there heeast sty occasion[t for,
e were longer on the sorts £B2O 151. 101, His Moditors mainly reside at exercising his worldly calling on the Lordez
Winoenton, Shaftesbury, and Fauteuil Magna. The Mr. Ingham thought -I
"moat° (.0 Jaime Choweaton, w boy about 12 years of age sou chmged there loaS been a 1.1..,
meehine witts Au :ling • rat g.n, vslUe 6,1, the property of Mr. Hebert assets in hani were El5B 15s. 21., which the creditors before the authorities in the Cite.
Nit years Fowler, farmer, of Whitechurch. Prosecutor stated that on resolved to divide forthwith. The applicant said there had, bill th!!;:•:01
•p-an I the Hui May, about 8 arm he elm the boy
his
away front -- cut granted. He proceeded loony that •_. ail
intro. hi. promisee with a covered basket at his back. Be sired SHAFTESBURY. any distinction in the cue of • coachs.-Ael
Mr. him what ho had In It and he replied "his breakfest." H
wsr• bed honk i, • I ,I found the
, Mien required touse se anL he not only had Rm
0 COUNTY COURT, Tharaday.-Before T. E. P. befroy, work on • Sunday and those persons weetedscw
I her his breakfast, but Mat a trap, welch he (Mr. Fowler) produced. --''' -Amdreel e• Kennard. The plaintiff, • farmer for exercising their worldly callaug ou tee lee'e
• 5 Ile asked him how he cone by its Hs mild it was his own 'Gaoling at gasohol', brought an action to recover from Mr. trigharn referred to the Act, andsailtoon
• and he brought it down to catch birds whilst he was keeping the defendant, who ls the rector of the parish, the man did not some within the erne, of le"
the plooell1) from tho peas. Prosecutor then told him It WM Wm Of £lO. for the loss he had sustained by the death Tue words were "Any artifieer, Pe
• sad
his trap anl asked him who give it to him! He replied of nine lambs, between the me the f February whatsoever," moue I". .."
'Sal
'points Cross?' This erots denied and staled he left • trap April of this rMr H ° ° and
tog any other person
lo as he (Mr. Yowler) discovered in the gable that monolog. N- crea ' 'U. 0. D•shwood,of Sourininster trades.
using the boy again he cantered he had taken the trap orlon, con noted the plaintiff* awe, ant Mr. Bompu, '
Tee applicant argued Viet it was neeeisarr!,
'the stable that moruine.-Tbe young culprit now .ia instructed by Mr. Sawyer, appeared for the defendant. driver of horses to be • skilful wan, sal tie‘r,'
took the trap, but did not mean to keep It -After con- The plaintiff proved that be began to loose his lambi would be eiaseified se an artiti,r.
eith the illaglitratto, Mr. Fowler said he should be in the earitity part of February, and that on Mr. bighorn asked him who h 'I rt
ud so yuuna • buy to gaol, especially as It was his evening• certain, qua ... soi
Wayward' he and his winwhilstwalking
He hoped this would hues caution to him.-The through the He • I
vs the enarga was not peered, dismitsed the car, through .h me Field, saw defendant's dog come necessary for him to have .kiti said is 'MeV .
ending Ger the hither of the boy would give • a adjoining hedge and el** the fink. He he consider a Literary man an ortieme? .! '
drove dm off, but the next morning • lamb was found would not be Meowed to read a book ou a Sanie
„dew daaadstaw. Jomph flaw, and Gun,. dead. On • subsequent cmossiou • wan named liti •
sa told the Applicata chat tee Act dit not .04 '
spirrentey free 14 to 15 years of age, of plarey saw the dog in the field cheap Is, - ease. He, uowever, referred 11:111 to :13 a, I. 1,4
e chneed with ob. the tree g time caba,and saw ,
him knock one over. The
•nownie stones-They pleaded guilty,- defence was that the dog l'"e strae.,,,, ,4at' which !tete 1 thdt AI Knell. I.
Cbe had received numerous cemplaints was always kept in the house, at night, that there exert"- themselves le tut. Pribe'Pler °I
Piell
s''
and he had before cauboned the were other Wogs like defendant's in the neighbourhood religion publicly etel privately. ll .1 satil that lw
emonses wore Issued they had been med thee plaintiff himself had complained ue the gra; Rev. Sir, Wright first ettrieedru res •Illitadn
mina for what they had done.- instance of • do- g
b*l°Difiug to • MA. Ceder, The called his ettemtien to Intl .Id:. out he ,rrof erred p f
defendant and his servant, Mr. Cutler's hotteekeepe, ing te the °Weeper; of [lie nano. do Euless
-
KIN3TER. and Hare, the police constable stationed at -' .4 him whether he had seer:sem:el Any wee!
Main. ,
ki°ll.
were
°Lubin" in the support of his defence, auut upon person, slum he wad taken tooss
" Mr. Samuel Skinner, The jury retuned • verdict for the delsadent. Meer* h'e,teto be„,ere Pegg."' topr
ei.T
and
u°l
"“Ai'
e manure, the horn Romps, mill he was JAM:noted by Mr. Kennard no to. '''.'s ''''''-'"ef -ew
P-
'''''ll
'IP"
th°
'll'4'n
el of the cart pissed ask for the costa, which, by the verdict the •rw t greet • end:MUDS to eatisfy the puehc as to WI
out, however, doing returned, he would be entitled to, as Mr. Andrews had,. we• a low °ell for ,M,P°'''F' Lts wished te alit
a parishioner
against whoa' ha had no ill-hobo. wierso-S_ with the Mofqwe or Larne • edaOlint Mlt 11.1.04
enabled to state ever, lie had only defended these proceedings 111-feeling what- ef eeeesecy, 1r he hal to drive his toreselp a
dee, t„charah„ firm onoviction that it WWI not his dog thatnui-- from - Unyal kliglan.” rrineesa Louise a dnaalC., Ot a,
"i. Already the mischief. Hai he had the least -s
p - -one
i of II 111110 u..ly from Argyle House, Candesela
-ii the brick, was it who had killed the lambs he should"°°°° "let
-1
s,ngtoh, to church.
have filler
d„as we compensated the plaintiff. • lr. Ingham retused to Leone the aIIuiMMIS•
the iron- . _
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sing in STALBRIDGE.
THE SECOND ARMADA; .t CHAPTEII
Di•TH or • LITrLI,OLIL FRAY D
the On Monday an Inquest was hel RISKING DIDI/e.- FUTURE iiiSf UHT.
sly
' en
the
body
et a "ilia girl named 1 " Under this nesdiug the Timupublishos whet
't Brown. It was shown deemed died 4Zile
he ii:etteit
braiu.tholerated by drink by congestion of the to be an account ot An i11V.131../n. t
t..,
beets given mg tothosse eider said to have Continental Powers bawled teloi umbraee at
to her by men mowing in field •I d e mace to .uodrl
'nine of the deceased. These - a near the and attitude ot hog au in rt t
a league ineliii.;
men, at the request of parcelling' out of kriitory, sod ,
a jury, were °ensured by the coroner. ' was formed for tee avow
most powerful Slaw,. .
..
---- u li..wid t.) te. coo.'
pose or reducing the Seto
~, t
,c,,,„,,
SHERBORNE. conquered provinces tube divided 61.114 e h
New SepoOL Smut a.-Under the %gee were ea
All the navel rtscUrces ei t.:.e I, . ,
-• • new scheme laWu w-
ing:
School
the
members for for Dorset, Somerset, requtsition, and the tau ,u 4 ~. twat • ,
4 'WU". are
em"
gw----- In siect asooh one Men was to be.alCOUlplithed 111 >II
order,iloUrs 1..ai1it.....
Me member. for Bomenet have elected Sir and military term were
in
IP'-'4
1' ch'
''''
the
members for Dorset, kr, K. bulk A the navy was toliattetc.l sin
.. , _
Fleet was in the Downs. Ou the etching, ..,10,t*.
1874, the Admireity received iude.,,i_lee '
's IN THE UNITED STATES. American squadron Led tau .iabee d,,nl.re,
and my Lords immediately kleirai.lo . 1.,
he United States is performed by pander of the Channel line to builtine_
net by letting him fall. A Subsequent reports left little doubt ti".,
.a
, :,,,,
628th of May at Deauville. coast had been clioan for tho lan 1104'I as
--7_ Another, hung on the able troops were 1:U.1.'1140A down wit5Lue,i5....,....
IC, was pronon..l dead in hones sufficed to dig such ride pits
~.. ~,,..,
etas doer the rope was still wanting. Tee cunny .1' 0..41 r . 06./
'sting. A more minute distance of • mile, and tee treei" er•n, .cot
was hang at Binghaeop. their armed cargo so tee boats.
+nut's the leap were and the Bertha was swaps with eal ofa.,
etas then were 21 little or no lots to the hustled+, oft' ac...... te
minutes the pulse the landing boats interreeed, and ft:
is there was no eerily maul Then the Euglish s. ! ',.::,,,A,
164 in twenty feat, and although the enemy Anglin' 1.',7iP,1r
hands in his 01 them were elicit down. the net WM.:: apsl
shook of the ina. Fresh boats wore harems
' the right whena loud rumbling sound wes neerne'Lcoo ce
i to add of the Channel elect appeared, eis or, se
In and their way onward througu tee tha_a_,`Jad
armament, and ran dere trausP,..ll7o4 0,
Sueh of the transports welch e.e.l
~ wen,
med. off, end a lava figet wee elaa;,,,,d a.
i- gunboat" on both aides, winch wAs le% ai re
' and next morning it was appuo',,,,
armada halation* the {anti late 55
In its editorial column, use TOW
'" .-„,,h •
, ti..s• 0,4
Novo events are far more probsta 40,1
' such a march am °was 1240" hototb°,_
'anti, of tell politicalresaoo7,„l tee 'IS
eaterPriees and Um fe'i" 'm ie sti
* which emelt tube'
.1"
'
051 Handel Festival ceWigan 1
.„
this year three ece""ie);"..e•l' '.•
turns of the Unitel , rir..4 dt
'sal population a ii,...'".,-• -0
of • .0.00-
As an increase „„,
3,358,613, sue" ,
401,739, shoe-. ,
. es+ •
iced, - whso ;,. 0,
write thaw :4,;,,t
who, on .......n
so the led'
bees lo." w i
. saleo,-
. thus 0°
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