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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

WIMBOIINE.

A Touts Mgr. Criaritvtai AMBOCRAYIOI, under the
it sceptres of the Rey. Corr GI hag jest bees
udablished. • preliminary m, to forward the
movement wins held on Tuesdny , being attended
by Mr. Dixon and other fri on,ends from heater.
B.P.o.—The annual meeting in behalf of tills
society was held In the Town 11,11, on Mood*, evening,
when • Litut-Oolonel Paget leek the Asir, and the
Right Rev. Bithop Cthaghton, Arehdeeecia of Loudon,
sod formerly Bishop of Colombo, attended as deputa-
tion. The sttendanoe wee small. Durk* the ;met year
the Winaborne auxiliary has contributed £67 2i. 111. to
the society'a funds.
Pirrr Bunions, Frlday.—Bister• Mr. C. J. Parke,
and • hill Bench of Kagistrates.---Aatirne Prestos
and Thome Agwell, two young fellows of Lytchett
Minister, were summoned by Benjamin Wren, a keep*,
In the employ of filt Ivor °meet, for tumpassing In
earth of game, at Upton, on the 6th Instant Atwell
pleaded guilty. The evidenes proved that the deign.
doom were asthag in seateart, and the Magistrate' Aped
, them 16i. each and the Niels 6s. slush. The mosey was
Immediately pidd.—Jmess Dung, ef Headley, was
summoned by the Deputy 000 °Guidable for haring
three unjust weights In hi! shop on the Bth last.,
As. on. 41b, MO Mb, sad one Ilb, the dellethsey on the
, three weights losing di drachm. Penalty 28t. !nand-
log wets, and forfeiture of the weighta—.-Haenall
1 Logiyer, of Barley, Hants, was summoned 00 the Infor-
=Won of P.C. Adanas for having beim drunk and lade-
' eent, outside of the Coact on the sth WA It •
she attended the court as • witness In a ease orrillur
Bon, and while welting for the rase to he Galled on
she was found drunk and exposing herself. The
defendant did not deny the drones, but add she had
I only drank a small quantity, and nut having had any-
thing to .it, it overcame her. The Magistrates took •
leinent view of the matter, by lamming a Ithe of Is.
and 6.. Goals with a caution not to repeat the arenas.
—Rarry Gooby, sear., and Harry Canby, Aar.,
of Hinson, were summoned by Henry Havel, of the
same place, for an seise& on the 17th inst. The
itompleloant Revel was alai summoned with Charlet
Triebta for assaulting the two ()why's. These asses
emouvied the Berioh a oothiderable time, sad ended in
all being dismissed. each psyfng their own oasis.—
This being the adjourned. Licensing Meeting. Mr.
James Clark of Caution*, and Mr. George Dews. of
Wlmborne, grows, applied for wine Heenan. The
Dotted proved to be correct, end the Beettese were
granted. The oveiseers of the various parishes, Inched-
log the town and oetutty of Poole, attended for the
purpose of returning and verifying the jury list for
the ambit year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

WOOL

BRADFORD, THOISDAT.—Th• letast Amerloan
news hoe a rather depresaing isfirenos on the tua,ket.
There barn been a fair 11131o011i of ba.iness done to wool
during tits week, but tho operations to-day are re-
united. The logniry Is 'till mostly confined to the
brake classes of lustre and derni-lur.ra wool, both tog
sad wettior. Some business has also been don. in
Down wooL Stapler. adhere with great amnia.' to
their quotations, and opium's only pnrehase to cover
their Isninediste req msts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

PORTLAND.

ONLT • 0011110 r: Ilio.•47...er—eek an unfortunate
movies, whose name has not transpired, met with a
severe tapir), t, hi. hesd in the works, and had to be
carried to the Infirmary on a stretcher. Report says
his bead wee " smashed ;" but of course the *jury was
not fatal, or there would have been an Jaques,. Since
the late veto on Government °Millais/Meg informatioe
to the publio, the seolidenta and other horrors In the
Prison are rather mysteeious, and one is tempted to put
I n the mouth of • warder the words of Hamlet's
Ghost—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

BRIDPORT.

KITLiOILDINLIT TALI OP STRATS. —From &lads,
morolog WI Monday •••thag wao7 Was of Ws fith w•r•
caught it Kype's month and th• &whoa:, and tent off
by trains lohtnd.

80100011 Rowans -The recent appliostion of Kr.
Inky, of the Histories! Manuscripts commission, to
inspeat the borough reoords, hag aliened from Kr.
Wainwright, of lisrustaple • former townsman, to
whom mazy of them were lent for perusal, that they
thelude many papers of groat local intoreet, for stanfolo,
those illagtrating the 000dition of the trot. of the town
at different periods, the indulgenese, briefs, to., granted
to repair the harbour at various times, the to:moots of
your two Matches, three chapels (St. Magdalen'., 81.
klotare, and 81 Loomed'.). three Chautries, and fit.
John's Priory, and Mut champs that have taken pleas
among the oil Until*. of the tows. The old Dome book
amnotomes 1389, and Mr. Wainwright has cm*s of the
following among others :--Clairn of the town to stones
and sands from the harbour, 1814; Hat of 'suds, ko,
bequeathed for maims to be said in 81. Mary's Church,
1337; William do Lerth's grant to the leper house in
Allingtos, 1265; B. Killing's gift of 10.. per anaum for
ogee, a rem charge on Killing's mill, to the rimer of
Bridport, 1292; one of the " Oourt of Record" registers
commonage 1321; about thirty wills of a most interest-
ing °Meador, 1346-1418; sad numberless others of the
some period. It Is satiefsotory to know that some at
lout of thole may be broaght to light in a populer torn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

THE CORN AND CATTLI TRADE

At the leadins snarkete on Saturday wheat &tanned
from ls. to 2.. per quarter. At Dorehester the attend-
ance seas mall. Wheat was In moderate supply. and
elightiv cheaper than last week, the quotatfloJs being
from Ms. to Oa per !roperlel qr. Barley, except as
regards my rare deeerlptions, was also cheaper, the
quotations for the beat quality ranging from 48s. to 50s.
No alteration In the trios of ...M. The °Motel averesros
of Iset week were :—Wheat, Ms. 4f.; barley, ele. 94.
In the cattle market there was a very small supply of
stock. The quotation e were ; —Fat beef. 15a per goo";
heifers and calves. £l2 10.. to £l7 10e. per bead;
barreners, £l2 to £l7 ; fat ewes, 49,. to 561, saeh ; fat
welbers. 62e. to 69.. No lamb. ea offer. Trade dull,
At Bath, Glousseter, Oxford, Reading, Sosthamptoc,
sad Warminster, wheat fell le. to 24. pa quartet.

INSULT TO THE BRITISH FUG LIM
RETEIBUTION.

A Times telegram from Kingston says the British
rAteNinbe bombarded Ontos, Hondores, because
h subjects bad been imprisoned, the Bag imulted,
consulate gutted aed British warehouses raked. The
Nlobe being challenged, bnmberdment wee neoessery ;
after which the prisoners were delivered, sad Isom.
remotion gruaranteed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

PORTLAND.

FIIIII AZT AT POITLAIM PlI9Oll. —The Governor
also showed us some little things that hid been made
surreptitously by prisoners. On* was a small statuette
of Samuel praying, executed with • common nidieat
of a pieces of matte, and exesedingly well dabs.
Auoth^r prisoner had picked up Kano pieces of metal,
fused theca together so as to make a kind of
on CorsatArcs, which looked just like gold, and with
this he had made some very Peat breast-pia., with
horse-shoe tops, sad a msadve anger-ring. When
they were discovered and taken from him he said that
he had intended, when his term of moisten°e had expired,
to eell them and endeavour to obtain a livelihood by
making similar articles. We thought it • pity not to
encourage snob tasteful Industry; but the rules of the
prison are inflexibly strict, and no sonviot la allowed to
employ himself on any work that is not imposed
by the authorities of the gaol, and this le, as
we have already mentioned, the hard labour of hewing
stones and buildings fortresses, walls, and houses. We
saw also some exoellent drawings on slates, don* by
convicts. One of them was • very remarkable head of
an old prisoner, which artiste hive highly praised.
But mare lam taborr—there slates were ooalscated
to the State like the etatuette and preset-pine. Some
other objects grown to as were of • different nature.
rheas were doadly weapons which had been used by
o-mricts in attempting the lives of the warders and
°Slows, and they hung upon nails by the aide of • sup.
board. One of them WM • large heavy lint stone
wrapped in a pooket-handkerohiel, which had been
twisted and knotted., as to form along flexible handle,
and • more formidable, deathde•liog instrument we
saw. It hut been found on • 000viet, and
happily taken from him before he had an opportunity
of using it. Bet there were heads sad handles of pick.
axe. which had been long at warders, and one of them
bad narrowly missed the head of an (Akar who told us
the story, passing between him and a warder, as they
stood Dears gang of landing at work In the quarries.
Sometimes, of course, the motive for thine deadly
attacks Is revenge, but sometimes they are prompted
by mere wish for change from the dreadful monotony of
prison lila—Good Word" for October.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

Spitulture.

September 22.—Th• weaklier, to the
great joy of all, has cleared up, and Wows Thursday lett
we hues had • seeasesica of bright &until days, .biGh
have made our "Weeks Work" of • mace more oh ery
&Maw, and falsified assay of the gloomy predictions of
hot week. In this county the harveet may be said to
be well over. Here and there a stray piece of Barley
or Bemis may be seen, but Shia le not general. On the
whole, tho weather Cu not been so disastrous sis CU
anticipated. Most of the Wheat and • deal of Bsrloy
was ricked before the wet sat in, and many sample*
may be seen witch ere even), splendid. Roots are
doing well. During the Strong winds which have
soeocupanied the Iste rain many Apple. of the earlier
sorts fall, •ad thee la 'vs already put the older
" tootle" into requisition. The crop of Potatoes in
this county is prodigious. Of course the disease ham
been busy curing the past month, but I can safely ley
that slow the inseam trot made its appearance no such
*rep has been teen as Las best, produced this y•ar.—J.
B. C., foamed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

LYTCRETT MINSTER.

CHURCH 8011D-A-T-EioB-00-LIZTWe-en. -10;e1 treat to the
ohildren sonnet:eked with the Church Buoday School
'tune off on Tuesday, through the liberality of the Hon.
Uri. Undergo', of Booth Lytohett House. A bound-
fat supply of cake, bre.i and jam, and tea was pro-
vided for disco, la the National fiabool, and about 100
children partiMpated in the repast. After doing ample
Jostles to it... good things, the children repaired to
the Park, where a variety of games were istrodnoed f
their amusement. Criaket, seinging, rutin& jumping
In each, ko were freely indulged In until the shades
of evening oompelled the children somewhat reluctantly
to break up. Before leaving, while oaks was being dl..
tributed among them, they el•• • few Of their Wog;
concluding with " God is,. the 910011, and hearty
sheers for thaw who so kindly catered for their
amneement and pleasure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

EIHERBOHNE.

AN Otm Ourrem.-012 Teeeday morning se old
custom wan obeerved —that of tolling the great bell of
the Abbey Marsh from six to seven in the morning,
and from noon to one in its afternoon, in memory a
an Earl of Bristol, in compliance with a direction in his
will to that effect. In years gone by, the &sato= need
to be regaled with bread and cheese and ale, at the
Castle, but this Las been enninuted for • money pay.
went. A sermon is also ta be pinched on this day,
for whiob the same nobleman left ad a )esr to the
vicar of liberborne for the time being.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

MARNHULL.

DITIIMIZED 81:71CI-DI:=0; -tire-d.seaday, in old man,
named James Coombe, labourer, aged 60 rears, who
hes been in a very desponding 'tate for won time, in
oomeony with hie wife went to the river, near his
how's, for the pumas of fetching water. Without
saying • word to hie wife, he jumped into tbe water,
and befors asistaces could be procured he was drown.d.
fillae Dear, a labourer, in the employ of the Rev. EL
Ksonard, who happeoed to be walking a short distant,*
off, bearing the arise of the wife, went to th• spot sod
saweeeded In getting the body out with, rake. We
are Informed that ths deceased attempted to oommit
enkide • short time Wore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

ADDEIZBS TO TH I WORK'S° CLASSES.

In the evening an addrem wee delivs—red in the
National sehool-room to the working °lmam and
'pedal mesas were adopted to prevent others being
present until the two large wheel-rooms thrown into one
were filled; but, as even thla great mem would not
amoramodate the throw that preened in to beer tho
noble earl, but very few others than thoeo who live by
tr.anual labour seised schnittaam. There must have
been fully a thousand orowded tato the rooms, and
many had to go away. A/ the Earl of Shaftesbury
walked up the room with the Rector to the little plat-
form provided, cheering was general and eothustastie.
The Rector opened the meeting with prayer, and then
addressing the assembly in " Christian Meads, 'rocking
men and working women of Weymouth," °Warred ties
neither at this meeting nor at any other in the United
Kingdom, or wherever the Inglish laaguage ins
molten, did Lord Shaftesbary macs. word- it hon.
duties ; his labours of love and his potholes of hope
with regard to the working slimes at this greet
gauntry. for • period of veer man, years, had justly
marleered him to their beset.. If Ida lordship were
not present to-night be (the Rector) should like to
tell the audience all that was In his heart with regard
to him and hie work. Bet be neuot not do this In
his lordship'. preemie, and he would not further
0000py their time. He had been very anxious that Lord
Shafteekeiry should come end addree them In order
that he mght be the lamas of stirring them ell up to
take • more lively and intelligent interest in the Pro-
teams mom of this grist sountry. He believed that
smin were, 0.4 is greater need of the seer,
'ad honest outspoken tentage of the laboer-
logeleese. than it did attic preeeot moniset. While
very mush that was dark and gloomy in the horizon
tended to make men's hearts quail within them be
felt there was amongst the working Glasses et Ws lead
ea moue of lively Preloseessi fag*, *Midi had self
Is be nay inked le deliver ever the Quell awl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

ieLk=Mibii

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS FOR SIX OR THIRTEEN
DAYS, ON MONDAY, 6ht OCTOBIR.
ACHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN for
LONDON at the ORDIN ARY EXCURSION
TARO will lean, Portland 3.10 Lin.. Weymouth, 95
a.m., Dorobrater, 9 30 a.m., Moreton. 9 42 a.m., Wool,
9.52 a.m., War, ham, 10.5 • m., Noteworthy. 10.0
Wietborne, 10 35 cm. Itltorniog from Waterloo
Heidi* Station at 1.0 p.m every Saturday or Satordny
week following the dots of true.
The tickets are not treneicrable, are available only
at the Stations owned opon them, and only by the
Roeursion I Wu there and beak.
Only one article ollow.d as Luggage to each Adele
Pawnee,
See baivibilic for furs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

DR. ICING'S DANDIMION AND QuININII LIVER
PILL&

which ad very gently on the liver. giving immediate
relief in all mass of Bile, Indigestion. Sick ilesdasbe,
Loss ol Appetite. Giddiness, Spews. lisertbern, Flab.
slaw. lieroousnees, Gout, aad nfl disorders of Ni.
Stomash and Liver. Bold by all shooed' and malleine
nodose, in Bow at la, Ist, 2e. 94., 4s. od., actor
stamps from J. Rom, 47, YortiansivalrestAmedbdr•
Square Laden. W.

cc TOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."-
1: see Deuteronomy, asp. xii., vane 23.
CLARKE'S
WORLD FAMED
BI,OOD MIXTURE.
TRAM MAILL—" BLOOD BLITIlli."
THZ GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & REWORK&
For cleansing and clearing the blood from ell impuri-
ties, cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scoot ida, Scurvy, Skin BIMINI, sad Sena of all
kinds it is a never-falling and permanent emu.
It Cures Old Sorge
Cures Ulcerated Sores en the Neck
Cam Ukerated Sore Legs
Cures Blaokbeads, or Pimples on the Face
Ceres Scurvy Sores
Cures Cancerous Clears
Cares Blood and Skin Disc./Res
Cures Glandular Bwellinp
Clean the Blood front all Impure Wetter, from
whatever cause arising.
As this llisture is pleasant to the taste, and war-
ranted free from anything hilarious to the most
delicate coastitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test he value.
Thowands of Tedinioniala from all porta.
Sold in Bottles % 3d each, and in Cases. containing I
times the quantity, lie seek, raffloient to effect •
permanent cure in the great majority of long-needing
oases, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors
throughout the United Kingdom and the world, or
mat to eny address on receipt of 22 or 132 stamps, by
IF. J. CLARKE, Chemist, High-street, LINOOLN„
WHOLUALL ALL POUT NIDIOIU 110121111,

ACIDITY OF STOMACH, SICK HEADACHE. =IOU.
TION, Ss.
kROCIEDO77II PATILIST COMPRESSED SODR, arid
RROCKEDOrIi PATENT COMPKESSED Krum, are
taboos remedies for INDIGESTION, aud are unisenally
arkisowledgad to be the moat alkalise, because May eawitilos
Irak tia gastric Juice sod the food, anti %bus neutralise tbs
exam of add hi tbe stomach. Bose. la arid b. 64.; or by
dint, la Id. and 2a M. Of all Chaulet. F Narberry and
Sou. 17, Nargatertrest, St. Pau Loudon. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

MORDZ

Mottos °Picnic—The nark of re-banding the
parish °harsh having bees rompletwd, divine serving
was performed in it forth. first Urn... Sunday, by the
Rector, the Rev. T. Pearce. Appropriate sermons
were preached In the morning and afternoon, the rev.
gentleman "sleeting as the subject of his afternoon's
&worse, Psalm onzird.-1—" incept the Lord build
the hones, they labour in vain that build It." In the
Doane of his merman, be remarked that during the
whole time tee ohurob was being re-befit not a si. tie
"evident had happened to any of the workmen. Over-
flowing congregation' were present at both services.

IWZRNI MIMI&
On Sunday a thanksgiving /erring for the harvest was
bold in the church of learns Minster, which was
&worsted with Sowers artd wheat and illumiested texts,
and than were very large toogrogationa £l2 10t. 101.,
km bees divided rectally between the County Hospital
and the Seeley for the Propagatioo of the Uospd in
Foreign Parts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

tesahing to time lowa.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS—Rack BoadocAes.—Tbouseada
miler from this worrying annoyarsoe when the body and
broth are depressed ha warns damp weather. Hollosrey's
purifying Pills present a reedy means of oare for
indliseetiou, biliousness, and datuleocy ; in delsWestod
oonstitottoos end nervous habits them Pills am the
best restoratives; they sorrect ail the unpleasant
mosequenom of torpidity of the liver, they remove
distention, and never fail to secure regular maim. For
all abdominal ailments Holloway's Pills are the safest
possible modish.* • they at ones give ease sad oonsfort,
and naturally strengthen the whole series of organs
ooneerned in the promos of digestion, and will he found
useful In every household.
WOllll7O MIS AND RITUAIJISII.—Th• Reeler of
Merthyr, in the mums of • sermon preached at Liana
bandern rimer referring to the prospects of Ritualism,
odd Attu:Ram will be swept clean out of the
Church, though the program of cleansing may be moil
nigh the Church's ruin. The oonstitution of this country
I. laths hands of socking men. They are now specially
'onr misters.' I know them well, feel hare lived ail
my life among them, mid I know this of them—that
there Is nothing they repadiate more than UM am-
tomptible mimicry of Home; this which is so much
now in fashion. Ibis only the silly portion of the
upper and middle olamet—wernen and children—who
hanker after this effeminate eptrit of modern Jesuitry
1101 among oar clergy. Notwithstanding
their prevailing
tin moved,' they make among them,
the working men--sepesially Walsh workbag-men—
only laugh at their efforts ; they regard tbaz Marshes
as so many shows, and themselves as so many show-
men, Inviting them ap to see everythlog whitest
money and Ethos', price.' Let that iron spirit of
theirs but ones andentead what Biluuslistie intentions
really are, and they will acme dove upon us like an
avalanche in MAMMY and sweep away from the eon-
atiuittsn,Mush, base priests, and dessom. Their
behdkag fury, their latlig==.Bo
boom% sad mow may to maks Or/
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

WAREHAM.

NOTlClll.—Lepisdation by Arrespeuatt.—
Georffe Habioad, upholdwrer, rook—William Spioef,
baker sod grow, W•rettazo.

_
PROPOSID ADOPTION Or PHI LOCAL
ACT. —W• understand that MG F. Flllitar. town clerk
of Wareham, he. raided a 1100103111111•13011 from the
Local Government Board, to the rffoct that before they
decide upon the adoption of the Lori Ooverament Aet,
1858, in Worsham with reformist to a petitkin to et.
clads some portion of the old borough from It. opera-
tion they will send down one of tboir Impostors to
mike a local ezatz, of which nail doe notion will be
given and pat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

YLAT WICK.

ROWATT 8 PATZIFT RADIATOR LAMP,

ROUND WICK.
Are ilia °sly lamps mode lobo= Pottyloom or Parana
Oils with the Rat brilliaat whit* light,
WITHOUT CRINKLY,
WITHOUT SMOKE,
WITHOUT SHILL.

Tke sieve Lampe km DOUBLE DOUSE, silliest
skid robed embodies mod be Midas& unit
Mum ie AIM With tile Maker's sam—T. idefalt
sad lam IgmM 108• Ma.

Ev•NB'B
FINALS

TIC,DOLORIUX, k 4.

The most NM. SIM of Non-
riles, Pains in the face and
Heed, we speedily relieved and
eared by Ulan. Bold in boxes
Ted., 1.. lid., and 2s. 93. .ch.

COUGHS AND COLDS.
A safe and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, ke. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will madame that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which • very large
amount of Buffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
modals could be given did
sped allow, from persons who
; spook of it thus:—" Perfectly
suotiesdeL"—" Instant relief."
—" I've the greaten faith in it."
—" Wouldn't be without It on
any aocount."—" Quite sure it
dyed my child's Ito;l had only
given one does, and within two
hours the *tad was quite
another creature." Sold in
bottles, 70. Is. 10., and 2s.
IkL each. Full direction. adorn-
pony eech bottle.

lON. PAIN AT PIT OF
ON ACH, iso.

ilmmedintaly relieve sad ours
Indipation, Pain after Bating,
Wind, Pain in the Beek, Bad
Tasto and Dryness of Youth is
the morning. Irregular action
of the Bowe* ha.. and many
other symptom' of stomach
disease. Unlike moot pills and
remsdiss offered to ths public,
i the.. pille do not purge the
I bowel.; require no oonfinament
Inor need patients fear taking
cold nor may al effects, be their
employment what It may.
Directions given with eaeh
I bottle. Pries Is. lid , and
1 2a. 9d.
-
'INS, CHEMIST,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30

CERNE ABBA&

OMB TCLICIPILI-ITO-u.s.-- -Lt a recent meetiog of
the trustees, after IMMO dllO3lllllllOll on the propriety of
doing away with the toll gate., the :natter fell to the
ground. The tolls were then offered, bet 1t.,. being
no bidder to the extent of £4OO, they were bonght in by
the Commiselenere.

Perry Smatoss.. Wednesday.—Before Kr. J. Z.
Bridge, and Mr. John Batten.— William Gregory, of
Byline Bt. Nicholas, was summoned by Sept. Batty for
allowing his horse to stray on the highway there.
Defendant's wife pleaded guilty to the elterge, and was
final 13s. Including soots, which was pald.—fa
Ann Davit, was brought up on remand by P.C.
Coats oLarged with 'malls', on the 16th last., a shawl,
valued at about le. 61. the property of her master, Kr.
Joke Woodland, of Up-Corne. Prisoner pleaded guilty,
and was 'enticed ts 14 days' hard labour. —all the
Jury Lida in the Division with the exception of
Cattietook and Hermitage were daly sworn to by the
Oversosse.—Ks. Derriman applied for an eddidosal
bit dealer's Haynie, and a license for the all of
sweets.," but were refund on the ground of their first
notice being informal