The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1873.

seamed the hod pert of it, Um leem at an under yoke
amounting to mere thou Sourly thoumnd pounds. What
fell out tbswespes f There .at toolbar about sorsa
Of eight "roll-effected parsons, end agreed to sestributh
io money, and annuities out of their Li:tilos
amass
of right hundred pounds for tits of
▪ Hospitall, forth. /sitting of pooreddldren on war • :
TllO whole towns oecesated to double their rseekely
rates for rigid* of the Door, enlarged their oburobee,
and reduced the Moue intoisrder by good gournimint.
What &aid they by all this? within the tionspeses of
N x or maven yearns Gad so poured oat his biewirgs
upon tin oboe, that it was to that abort epees in butter
oonditioa then it had been before that ealamity fell
upon them Can you hue • better argument tbs.
that widen ill taken from experienoe among your
Solves? Or is there to boo fouad • surer or more oom-
fortehlo way of making up your home, than that arida
you found so sumendull thoo rdlow their Wyss,
honour God with the Get of you ntiitwits wino'
hit bath left you, relieve hit poor* servants, set saw
lordly upon the reds/tor of On towns to order by
Government, God le still the sales Gad, and will net
fails to supply you with mob estates as will he beet
and sweetest for you.
I amuz. my mite yet want neither will, nor resole-
Moo t 3 set forward Chi works", wherein God's honour
and the welfare of this place are so mush isoncerned
(hely I desire you to embreas tb• ant opportunities,
which the Lord shall put into your hood, to bring
your purposes to effort. Say riot with the people.
Hag, 1,2., the time is not come, that the Lords house
should be built : Thugs of publics oonoentrotrat ought
to im our first and ehiefesteare, whioh when we labour
to set forwards with ill our power, we engage the Lord
kinseelfo to tak• oars of and prosper our prtyste
&Haim. .

Halo write to you wlem be got to [Anemia' aed left you I
bed wit you tires Wank sad tba MI to the Munk
and to tett yen how we ban his. treated. I bops
It be sends to you, you wlll annirer Ms letter.
He was very kind when we loft the .hip: he ren
Gloarge ra sod me to. in Brazilian esoney . • ais
trine is Skiard Roberts, and ha address IN. Prune* seront
Liverpool. We bare lad an Rogileh escreary here to-day.
He wasted to know if the DUNS would mop bare if tbm bad
Ito weary, land, house, nod all am promisor'. They answered
no. lie asked how they were treated at Camas.. mid whit
they had to eat ; and they told Lune A lot of tbe men who
cum out lam Nay also told hint bow bed they had hem
treated. They are here with on trying to get lack to Remand.
Be put tbe answen down on a piece of paper. Hit, an Eng-
inhume. ?be win who bane not got pane have agreed to
Ito to Zediad or the United Motes of America. NM& Yormil
men ban bad a pawl, and rota Oa board a up; and
monied emu with only ono child, or with children who
ton work, get very good placee, some teith
people, and very goo I wa.es where there are two Or
shildrin. Hire they try to maks you take wine heed
to bind you, but the men mhos I laps we Mail WS ge
smainebere, iler we an all meserable : not soy church, and we
dos% know Ready from a weekday ; the naives met MI
days. One my but respects to Ile Nash (the vicar of Tel-
=and toll Wm wo have so English church. nee an
maleker • and that the natives work on Soudan at
, any trade, sod keel Mope open won week-lays. Gin my
love I. Mails; and bops .4. 1. In. good situatica—enueb
batter thin we en here : sod I hope the seat letter I mod I
shall be able to get caw from you. Me bare been obliged to
asel a greet many little Menge to boy hale things for tbe
der children to May this. Win, or they would hove been
Mad hag ago tlit• oar of the 1•14. Two Motu who deed at
Ositanealad gaeteic four, awl wore only IV the,, den ; end
will poz. Too one 101 l Mr. Nadi bow they bury them
here. One my love to all eneulrtag friends, and taw Wien
me to raaara ray dear labor, your iner loving childres,
Azz au WORM TlarEIL

• lather Iran Jobe sad Sophia Traver% under woe date,
Wm we of LIN party, Mils the meg story. They mired at
Rio 14 days after leaving Liverpool, mallow! there 10 daya.
then Nailed (or three day. to Caesius, where they stopped It
days, sad had scarce • bit cd bread to ems; abnut once a week
they could buy for bd. WM could be gut Li Engthod for U.
Thirty him Wed, wordy children. We have sot done st,y,
work, Of received way money, Moe we came out Wee. We
gut back to 510 lßt February, but they sent to twelve miles
IWI Knotty se the y.,10w km was very bad thew Two
hundred more migrants bad arrived, sod moon of the mea
went then oas sight to tell the. ho. we had bees Nerved. Bowie
of the famillee that came out leet Hay h Nve come from Hunan
04th... They have nee there alas tenths, and ban only
received noon bell of their is.. They my if • -
, they would shoot him. • mat maw &OM obildren
have been Mewed to demh. Oure haw taw very ill, sad now
their gee am my bad sad sub: 111. the MA. It le non
hither hare tin la Itaglowd in Ituvoil din. We are under
men len glad to en we have got a link bond aad neat
any :11 is SOW the. It was at thaana. I hen Des or Job
have not thought saythissy *boot cooing out ben, for these
who have stopped Is lbeelsad will be Mice of thee en
Hare we have nothing but what vs psy far. You an booed
So stop If your meths anythleg trum them. You are oth•
Mired slain; then ace a great ounce hen We moth
red you any eddreee to write So to, to vs do on haws Se
what part of the world we shall ft, ant, wise we wove iron
hers, whether It win be to tooth.' part of Bread, to the
United Sum, British Martha, or they they se try-
ing us to. You ma 15( any one rend We letter, and tell them
to-keep trom BraelL
These poor people and their families were supplied
with outfit for their disastrous journey by Mr.
William Hardy, of Tolpuddle, father of one of the
womeo, and he Is =aloes that something should be
dale to ramie them from their present miserable
fiendlike. Money to bring them home, or to take
them to the Mittel States seems the only praetleahle
way of helping them; and we feel ears there are many
of our readers will be glad to mist.

-IT/Ow—the Lord slime up the spirits of you all as he
did the spirits of Z ,rubbahel, and Jostuah, Z soh. I. 14.
to take his work In band with speed and oourage, and
be assured of the ems surcease that thew holy men
found ; sod besides honour to your selves, and contort
IS your own* heart. at present, the outatlng into the
Joy of your Lord hereafter. Mat. 21, 21, 23. WlllO6
that you may doe, and finds, is imtd shoil b• tan
prayer 11
Your Hatable Servant,
Joan WHIT&

OFIARNINSTER.
A NEw Tou, —lt is said that ii ownenetece of ike
Neutea ftwarbelap et am nod, the Gsras Turn-
pike Trustees srs to met very shortly for the purports
of emoting • new toll but at Citarainster, in 1b......
parish, and within • wile of the abolished toll bar el
the Malden Newton trust. The ratepayers of Clisarssia-
et sr sod surrounding parishes will therefore not only have
to pay upeeetweatily heavisr highway rates for the repairs
of the turnpike road thrown into their distriet, but
will have to pay • toll—probaWy higher than what
the, Pr..faully paid before the turnpike road woo freeL
So, savagely, writes "A
RATH' A T U. "

, subsea as that vbs. panne bombe lead, lig aisiond Mr. Howard fer Mende. sad ••••" tit"
I the rabble dues. Is this partisans' ems be anseidered ' defondsat, who a market prdeaar a Prestos,
_had
takat all the rabble dais from the rabble ilspepited rooted a buss sad garde., for IMMO 34111111; but It beimg
previous to the sale beis:ged to Mrs. embus. Tbo required for another purpose, be bad amino to gun.
'ajar, dose by the do tof rabble was dose et the Oa this, without doing himself the load goad. be *tan
tnn 01 its &Posit, as the lead would not be of toe and oat down • lot of goouterry trees, whloh had been
mai video in couqnsum. If there were all these I Mauling • bog thne. Ile was nadir the impreasion
dust Mauled to the land whoa it was gold, Um vela. he had • right te do so.
would be "neatly Mereaest ' Defendant: I was turned out, end I taokod OP 101
Crose-thuniaed : Do yea know • sus la the island bushes. La • market gardener I had a right to.
of • tan noefaing rabble dam after I. had sold the Mr. Howard: Of source whom • market gardener
had T—Witassi: Mr. tieriven'a awe is a come is point; deals in bashes, he may remove young eons; but hese
I do not know another ease were permeomit gooseberry trees.
By the Jndge : Had never heard of such • ease. Woodard : I have dad the garden 40 TOAr't ••d
By Yr. if cooper : lied never beard of such a thing planted them 'Twos so true at all, 'MU only 'saw '
oath he game into mart to-day. berry bonbon. • market 'ardour, and there's •
Mr. Hooper : If the stows is Dever worked out, there retleman (pasting) who buts bought balm of se.
are no dem payable / Ritmo. : No, bat the rubble 12a. worth. I waa told es a market gardener. I arid
loj ores iho lobo foe all that. take up every Isiah sod S ,we In the garden.
By Mr. Howard: Novae heard of snob •au of The ledge: you pleat these gooseberry trees?
pedple basis( dues for rubble deposited before they Defendant: Yolk aoi I can prove lam • market
ight the land. srardeaer. becsom Mr. Baker would net at use show as
Mrs. Coimbra. one of the plash/Is, said she resolved the Labourers' Garden show.
IDOMPIIIIOI7 001.1011 to well her land to the Company, aid The Jedge ooly sold fruit and vagetaties.
oho W6ll obliged to sell. Pf•V4DIIII to Ilse sale there had Mr. Howard: Ho was wild that if these things were
bees • great quantity of rubble depodhed, sad Is oias pleated In the way oif hie trade he multi remove thus.;
uar she reoetrod as mach as 00. When she sold her bet he Gould not take up permanent treas. We do sot
laad, she rude an arranismeas so to them very dues, wish te injure the MM. and I as. very worry imi had to
The Judge: Is the tesstrut in writing? tarn out; but he had boon usiug boles. expressioos In
dowera•mid him agreement was not. the village, aid saying he would do wh.t he liked, end
Witness farther mid she had received £25 from Mr. m coarse when, we has. a lot of property to Protect.
Cdokili•Y, I. tbs eon famed to by Kr. derives, foe that outset be allowed. Bat lies wiling instead of
the nese new Wag workel. sharging £2 to Mks al.
By Mr. Hooper: This £25 was for rabblo does. Jedgmeat for CI.
Br. Boo,.,: Maids( had bees warned out thou. Mr. Andrew.: How mu you pay .fl ?
had It? —Witham: I swot so. Detendaat :SI ? Nothing atoll. and how about my
Mr. Hooper: As to thou dues, use them not • 'imams? ha spoor follow. lieu hard- working these
written agroeineot obout this 135?—Witases : Yee. 40 years, sad I hue had to come bore to-day.
Mr. Hooper : Well then, hbould like to see it. Dofemient was informed that no osmoses were dus
Mr. Hooper : Yea elaim L 7 10a. also amount dos up to pink end left nho Court reeiyhog loudly.
to thaistomsl—A. Yee.
Shall you onkel any other olaim awe this Court
day ? A. I don's luso..
Q Eluppodag tAbs mossy is found du to you, shall
you olaim any more dues ?—.°. I mast leave it to his
tlocour.

—lir:Hooper : That is it, your Honour, she is entitled
to th.m in perpetuity scatting.
Wit.....: I oily t as far es the shine WAS
elearsd up to day of eels
Mr. Hooper: It is not distingsithtible, your Hoseur.
By Mr. Howard: Whet she Weeders* for the pay-
ment of Menage does, defeedentee people met hew the
senonot of the stone wittiest her aeedlai for it. Is wee
not till Mr. liltoet seat hte claim that there was say
dispute.
In orese-examisitleo, however, it appeared that
wheelie bed mobilised the molter to seeneose elm.
Xi. Hooper said these dues were set • rest, nod be
sootionied that by their deed Mrs. Oembea end Mn.
Potheeary were oompletely oesopped frees any right
from this land; foe the estate 'Lease was so large that
it included everything. These dues were an biters*
that they were entitled to bet vides bad not become
payable to her, ant there was no poorer of distress to
recover them, and they by their bid finally released
all their interest in that land, and the deed alone woe
quite sufficient, he submitted to estop there from all
elaira.
The Judsre mid If these doer were to be reeerved to
the plaintiff., the words ought to have been I.iterted
"saws and exoept all such monies aa we may bangle
estitlet to for robbo due. "
Mr. Hooper said if the defenderit's claim were
admittsd, It could not stop there; it most go on till
the quarry le worked out.
The Jade* said it would Lie very herd to draw a lino
le show where the claim for rubble duet awed, if the
defendant's olaim were right.
Mr. Hooper: If this principle were carried out thare
would be no end of trouble in the island. People
would be soutioually weeping up, and claiming Whew*
been owners, or to tie the noreesutetives of owners it
the time wises the rubble was depodted. He should
eat a whiten who bad Dever dreamt of claiming any-
Shim for rubble dues after the lead was sold.
Mr. Howard wished to •wreet as to oleo of hie state-
meets. TOO amount of nibble to be Gimped for we.
amertained by measurement from fame to time, they
did not goes with the whole questity of stone, Ltd
pay the duos In a lump.
Alexander Andrews said he hed lived hi Portland all
his life, and been connected with the done trade, he
wee foreseaa to Mr. W• 11011, owner of large quarries,
'bad been 46 years under that Aron, and kriew ell the
pricielieritles of the trade. Had sold rubble land in
Moyne adjoining Mrs. Coolies's. When he paid the
money he rave op all right and title, nothing said
about rubble does. He ad received he rub dose up
to the time when he had the money for the loud.
Meyer head of people receiving dues after they had
sold the lead. Never heard of anyone risking • spooled
arrangement respecting rubble duet.
Mr. Howard: Have not Mn. Oombes and you had •
lawsuit.
(Indignantly) : No.
The Judge: He is perfectly jestilled In removing
that enema, if be can—('aughter).
Mr. Howari ! Don't yen remember an asides before
I Jobe Everett, the former county court judge!
' Wawa' : I never bad anything to do with It.
Mr. Reward: Was It not your brother, than? Was
not the land celled Andrews'. Omni !
Witness : Yee.
Mr. Reward: Did not the people who towered
Andrews's Moyne bring an senior' Wing
Combas.

Mend. this fewest. As a 5.... passlige the eom-
mattes would reooauneall what steps should be taken.
PITIT 111111/11011S, ThamdaY.—Before the Mayor (11/.
flaattitoo). alderman P. T. Rogers, and Itesers.
W. Pearce and 0. J. Skase.
?Maas WsU aad ASKS Hooka, "Aromas, were
summoned for illePlkl dredging ler erten le the
harbour on the 4th instant. —Two Gasmen massed
Cartridge and Oates were rtalled as and the
&fondants were oonviotaL— Tbo Mayor sal those who
dredged for oysters chimp prohibited front doing so
knee they were acting aulawto ly. He had no doubt
tho practice had gobs on throughout the winter, and
, the mine observation applitd to dredsfelf for melt fiat
other than oysters. The defendants would be Iced 10r.
nod CraeUl °sok, sad he would .speat what he pia lass
week than In o.se of inter, off MOM of this nature the
lade would be doubled and Seabed.
Beajnaies Wills, fisherman, was sammoned for •
similar offence, bot it appeared from the svidense of
Albert Waters that the dtfondaut used two dredges,
for doing which be was liable to a fine of 5.5. —He was
suitably cautioned sad deed 10a. and caste.
Hairy Bert, • youth. was sesamoned for befog drool'
end disorierly and makiog ti,e of very bad Luggage
about tee o'eloor on Sanday night, at Farkstooe.—
P.C's Brusheti and Forrest proved tile ease, and the
defendant was Sod 101. and *oats, or 14 days' bard

labor.
SLIT/PAT.—More the deyor, the ea-layer, asd
Ablerreen Rogers.
Clarks Joyce gnu bretatlit op soder • wamat far
aresulting his wife by throwing • quantity of water
over her, ou Thursday *realm. Kr. J. Travers ap-
peared lh,r the prisms/. who was Reed 20a arid 001$11
or, la default, • mouth: hard labour.