The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18 00:00:00

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAIN.sT A DEALS&

At the Taunton Police-wort on Satard.,e Henry
[t• & toil r reeulsitv at IV, mon-sup rat... was
char,. ot with hav,ng obtained by tat. meteors • 20 uheep
from IL,Saf ki•sD4l,l, sue I IsOVrI. TOAII3 on. 23 eheep
fr in Mr Darby, auctiorner, T.unton, ant 15 h., p from
hr Bniumn, farmer. at Taus.t n. 0m S•tuhlu, the hth
.0. Mr. Lo appeared for the ptuecution. and Mr.
Vacbll,nt the firm of Mears. 13 mum an.f u,nam,„
itri.tol. we. for the ii.fence. Mr Jew-s St •verie zenerui
manager for Mewl, euefimurs, Tun ~,,,,
stated tine mm. th • day io qui eta fl he e wits a ell •of
$ 11&" sheep in Taunt in market. condo tsd by Mr. Walter
Maynard. The defendant bought at the auction two te
of ten sheep each, the total purchase money twine/Z.IIOC
The 041.010ns of Sall were not read, lint tn.,. wrro
p .tad againet the audio • st nil and Mr. Maynarl
called attention to them ace rdng to hi. usual practice.
While the sale was proceeding toe defendant come to
Man and ',eked him for an "rder for the delivery of the
animate, and witness said be cuild not give the order until
defendant had paid for the sheep. Defendant then said,
ttlf you will glee me the of omit I will give yin a
cheque for the amount." Wane.s gave him a wrimain
account, and defendant then went sisuiv, but he came
beck in about a quarter of an hour and handed him the
check now prodnee 1, and witness gave • delivery ord. r
for the cheep. lie w •uld not have given the order h• 1 te
not beloved the cheque would have been honour. d on
foes...dation. The cheque bad been diaboneur el.
thrby gave evidence with respect to the sale of
22 sheep, value DA 85.,, und receiving a cheque for the
same. This ch coy hail been dishononred Mr, Codt. at
till. 'tuts of the proceedings, asked for an adjournment.
which was grnnted, bail being accepted—one aunty in
$.50 and two in CZ.

A CUMBERLAND "ENOCH ARDEN." I

The Naryport Adveriar any. :—Wd con vouch for the
truth ot tow t011...t0g 'Wallin story Th. nano,/ of the
persons to whom it relate.s ate withheld for °beton.
fifteens —Upw •rel. of twenty years ago. klusasndmen. •
nerve of Cumberlan I, is.r ri II a girl belonging to the
county. The need) -married coups went to mode with
the bride's friend. The bridegroom b . could
not agree with them, and in the course of a few
month. be left hie wtfe and went away, no one knew
whither. The woman had Teuton to believe that her
lumbar% after leaving her, to tk hie mome to the Ut-
tered steamer L erlitch in the year ISIS or IBM
foundered on her voyage t Aostralia. A tame num-
ber of hr crew and samosa'l were drowned, and
amongst them were the Bishop of Sydney and Gustavus
Vaughan, Brooke. the tragedian. Seeing in the Bet of
those who pm Shed a name smiler to that of her husband.
the woman concluded that ho Ca, dead. S..ortly after
her husband's departure she gave birth to a daughter,
and the too lived together fur a long time with tut an!
particular Incident occurring to change the current of
their daily life. After we Ling for Many years. the woman
m trried a miner, emitting in • villa; near II w room and
the pair have since lived happ le together. The daughter
by the first husband in now married, and has gone to New-
matt. to reside. A few days ago the arta husband made
I. appearanee at the 'mitten.e of a sister in Wigton. and
to her he stated that he had hien for some time living In
Newcastle. He then made inquirim reeprcueg the wife
he hat left, and was surprised to hear that be had a
married daughter living in Newcastle—the very town
that he had himself bean residing in—and that the
wife he had doodad was married again. His sister
was nestle. ho •to give him the address of
hie daughter, and Mter waiting upon some of his
st. latiym at llaryport—to whom he announced his
intention of search eg for the daughter he had
aren—he proceeded t the earldome of his wife, not
far from the towns In order to obtain his daughter's
address. TM etc .nd husband was not at home when
the wanderer paid the visit, end the woman was
in the house alone. Ue knocked at the door.
When the woman opened it she failed to rumen's, him,
and asked him what he wanted. Ti.. nom asked if she TIROL/ AFTICTIOWS enD Homusirsm.—All suffering
had a daughter alive, and if so, where she we. WADS, from irritation of the throat and bowsaws will be
The woman wished Se know his mama for asking such • ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
question. and inquired if be was any relative of bar **um of "Brown's Bronchial Troches.' These famous
daughter's husband. "No," he replied "I am • nearer "kosnges" are now sold by most respectable ohenobse
in
relative than that." The woman then invited hint into this °matey at la. lid. per box. People troubled with •
the house, and procuring pen, ink. and Misr. WO him "hacking cough," a "slight oak" or bronchia affections.
the address, whM.A wee tn • letter she had received from sannot try them too moo, as single, Imam.. ty &dewed
her daughter, to copy. The man was se unnerved by the to progress, result in serious Pulmonary end Altamaha
interview that he wee unable to write at all, and asked affections See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
his wife if Ir might tear the addrees off the letter. This Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
she agreed to do, and. teariog off the address he put it —Prepared by Joon L Wooly, and Son, Baotou, United
into his pocket and prepared to leave the house. As he States. &utopian depot, removed to XI, Farringdon.
was crowing the theta hold he turned, and, looking her toed, London.
full in the face, said 'Well E—, you have sot married A GeILD.—To all who are suffering from the errors and
again. and I hope that you will do well by your husband itodlooretions of youth. nervous weakliest, early decay.
so I live comfortably. I am your daughter's father." The loss of manhood, en, I will send • receipt that will oars
poor woman knew him then, and, almost fainting. cried you, Free of Charts This. great remedy was discovered
in a thrilling tone. "Oh. Jim r but before the could by a missionary in South Africa. Send a aslf-eddressad
recover her compesure he had walked away. Unable, envslope to the RI!. JOIZITI T. Lour, Station D, Now
however, to redst the impulse of taking a last look at his York City, U.S. A.
wife, the man turned, end las her grasping the table to lIIIPOIITANT TO Lellllol3lllO—lf your tradesmen doge
support herself, and gaging after him art an expression not sell Backitt's Paris Bins, send a poet meg to
of aorrow that would hays neidthd a heart of stone. So he makers Qwws Violoriirotroot, London. and they Will
lea bee. and had slam left lb. count/, sad you the wow of oomoono who wile It inject sown.