The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-30 00:00:00

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INIMENII

..isis to be dug. Though the fees were
sort' of of thing. about those " miserable dissenting parson& " THE REVENUE: NO SURPLUS!
England they had been The Times stye :—The prosPect of the coming ) iar will
Let them stick whim in devotional exercises, and also in towutir..tht.afn..senythaere else in
in good order, and he trusted depend absolutely upon the
nioney matters. Don't let them leave it as it were to ca.
they
.wounlitel conAinuecetoniedteo l'Yso. The number of persons at calculating the revenue of the next twelve month,, The
policy that is tot 'wed in
ceibiend. to support him; hut let them as • matter of
Christian principle support him. And might God lila r .nt t i th "I
there
w"
3'560. Mr.
Sk'ne proceeded to estimates of expenditure are now published, and .hey all
1.1 out at though this might appear large, vet the show a slight, and, mobility, inevitable morose. The
and keep them, and make the year one of lifessing to ail—
death rate RSA nos a term one but th •
i 1t x town was remark. army, navy, and the civil ,ervices will all coet something
(applaw.e). Rev. J. ably healthy, and the inelilical oftirer of health (Mr. 11. D. 111 tore than last year. In round nunibers we shall have to
Mr. A. Dsxxis, as represeiiting hi. pastor. faco an expenditure of 75 MilliOlt. The revr eie of the
Bailey. was glad to he with them. They shied t know
,El_lis,) in
.heis.report to the 4 4.1m.til a., to the sanitary condi-
nothing among men hut our Lonl Jesus f:hriet, aini strive non it in iwn,.sajd :iilt is gratifying to file to have to current twelve months will not exceed al. suns, and
to copy his whole example, his entise way of livins. his report that during the last four yrsr., and once the there will, therefore, lei no solidus. unless we create it by
unsellislinno. Ile trusted they would follow after the appointment of a health officer, the death rate has dOnio- ihse"iiiiting all elasticity not exhibited in our recent
report. Ldl
Let them idled, until poele takes a very high placem
aongst the ex perienee. Them awer of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
things that are true, holy, and of good
take tinii hold of the arm of the Almighty, anilthen they most healthy towns in England. Mr. Stone !hen to the dePutations who asked him yniterilay to remit the
would have hold of what would make them rejoice with announced that he heid in his hand the mortgage and the railway istee'liger iiiitY isuplied a confession that he bad
exceeding great joy. lie trusted that they wouW strive to receipts for the loan which they had taken out mem the no sundus with which to reduce taxation, and we hope
live up to their position, that both as individitals and • Cemetery some years ago. That debt having been paid off, the Government will resolutely refuse to di 11l inish their
church they would live for their work, so that for them to the y were now perfectly free, and there were the wort- income in the blind hope that it, DAT name back to them,
gage and the receipts. Their beautiful little cemetery, This policy is popular with those who run after democratic
live might be Christ, and to die gain—(appLsusey.
from of it ; but the time is inopportune to listen to hou.'
The ttleymouth friends then left to catch the nine wmhutichificein.catheof fiurs.t
Ipatolacemtrbeekry hadland,receiwasved...throfre.ugh applause, and they are sparing of sophistries in support
o'clock train. _ debt. Mr. Garland having died during the year, and it reckless suggestions.
NINTIERNE MAGNA. being his wish that he should he buried in • certain spot
in the cemetery, his remains had been interred there, and
ICI accident of a serious nature occurred in this h I passed a resolution that the spot
en Tuesday. Whilst Mr. R. It. Old's, groom of Up Mitt the Burial Board as
marked out should be given to Mr. Garland's family, in
was out with his cart stallion "Young Prince," Mr. Pen-Y.
a fanner of Cern°, had sent • boy and horse to Mr. Cross per mtuity, and
there free A board fees. The Buria Board had
that any member of the family should lie
Il
of this perish to isirraw his broadcast machine, and as he ruinedthought it their duty to make this offer, which bad been
was g Mg home with it, the horse that was attached to it
acknowledged by the Rev. George Valiance Garlanii.
ran away at tremendous we, meeting Mr. 01d%; groom
Mr. G. CURTIS proposed and Mr. JUSTIOANT seconded
with" Toting Prince." There hieing • turn in the road he
that the accounts of the Burial Board, as presented be
could not see the runaway bor.ie in dine to get out of the
way, the horse coming at such a rate knocked the groom received. .
down, the whorl of the machine gild oever his body and The ProPcoltion was carried.
tin the proposition of Mr. COMM, seconded by Mr.
pressing him again.t the'bank. Tile stallion, extraonlin
". !. 7 J the three retiring member* of the Burial Board
to relate although louse in the road, and • young from
—Messrs Balston, Styring, and Hodges— were re-elected.
Rilililid, :11.1 net move from the place of accident, until his
wounded groom was able to get up and tkke him by the Mr. CURTI/ proposed "that this meeting confirm the
rein. The runaway horse WA., stopped Just alter by getting resolution of the Burial Board in granting a piece of land,
one of the wheels in the hedge, and not doing any harm IA
in perpetuity, as a burial place for the family of the late
Mr. J. B. Garland.
himself. _ , The proposition was seconded by Mr. G. H. Gunn and
carried unanimously

11:STICAN.

WAREFIAM. Mr SToNE propose-NI and Mr. CURTIS seconded the re-
WI: regret to learn that °sting to indifferent health • •
Captain Ferrer has resigned the Captaincy of the Wareham election of the auditors of the Board-Ur. W. Mate andW. Penney.
rifle curio.
S The proposition was carried.
Seavice or OSO.-Ou Friday in the Wesleyan ChaPell. A vote of thanks to the members of the Burial Board
• Service of Song entitled "The Elides of Israel" was proposed by Mr. Cigins and seconded by Mr. lloutisron,
given by the scholars of the Sunday School in connection concluded the meeting.
with the above place of worship. The reading was con-
ducted by the Itev. J. 11. Cadman. The children threw PARESTONE.
their a hole interest in the singing, and rendered the
e
various parbi outs great effect. The singing of "Little VFAIRV MEETING. -At th annual meeting held at
Parkstone, pursuant to notice, ott Thursday last„ Mr.
Moses' and '' The Lord will provide " by the little ones
Thei' W. Green, in the chair, the following persons
thud not Ice pa- Issl without a word of commendation, they
were nominated to fill the office of overseers, for the
acquitted theinselymt excellently. Mimi Strawson ',resided
ensuing year • Messrs. J.,shua Crocker, George Horn.
at the hariuonium. He hope that this will not Ise the last
Thomas Horn", Benjamin Welsh, Thomas Beck, George
evening of song our Wesleyan frieuds will afford us the
iopportunity of hearing-
Wallis.
BOURNEMOUTH.
lIWANAGIL
2 1 THE band of the Fourth Hants (Bournemouth) Artillery
REwtalai FOR SAVING LIFE.- Among the rewarus
i.o' not. consisting of Is performers, commenced on Wed-
Vssited by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution char- nestlay evening to play selections of nitwit in the I'leesure
ink the past quarter, • silver medal and the thanke of the
. ,Grt nd hear the l'ier.
Mr. John " i s• '
society engrossed ,sn vellum. were granted to . . Die Ittv. .1. 11. th aiss, minister of the Wesleyan
L.,,,,„ ebi,4 officer ef the coastguard at Swanage, and LI '
other coastguard men, for waving the crew Church, has been rempelled through ill•health to resign
each to twelve
'jil.iln.Wayv. e. „:,... I his charge for a few months, when it is hoped lie will
et :ix men of the brigintine,
of I.l"—' ' have thoroughly recovered. Meanwhile the Conference
wns•ked on Peverill Ledge on •2'.lrdNl' .
I will appoint another minister to oupply his place.
litt *MOM Mt.-Mr. J. C. Robinson. 10, York-place, ; Goon TEMMARV. -On Weinesday the anniversary of
Portmaitequare, writes in the Time, i.f Thursday -"The:
the Kock of Safety Lodge of God Tetuplars was eel.-
are..k of the Wild Wave on l'everell Ledge, though • bested hy a tea meeting at the Lodge room. After tea
grievous low to one individual-the poor uninsured owner Mr. Hillier presided at a public meetmg, when adslremos
-has, thanks to the publicity given to it in The ?new, were delivered. and sacred music sung by the choir. The
resulted in unmixed gain to the seafaring interests. The
room was tastefully decorateil.
Swanage lifeboat will, in a few weeks, be, en_, ,established..,, sreciAL ItEumots SERVICES. - During last week
institution, and you have lately annennee" "'e me` "Asa s ocial services were held AA usual at St. Peter's, Holy
lighthouse is to be placed on Durlstene Head. Many • lirinity, St. Michael's, and St. Clement's Churches, and
good ship. and scores of lives might have been saved had the congregations were very numerous. The services
the warning bewon been estahlished say 50 years ago; but were appropriate to this sacred season of the Church, and
there is yet one more thing to he done-more important eh uent and impressive sermons were preached.
still is it that artificial shelter for vessel., should he two- , Ae will of Mr. Jame. Young. late of Bournemouth,
eldest in Swanage Bay. There is at present no safe refuge was proved on the oth March by iliA brother, Dr. A. C.
for ships ~,t the ictainlend coast between P.,ettand and the Young. and his nephew, Janos Young Stephen, two of
Solent, a distance of upwards of 10 miles, and the urgent t
Ihis executers, the personal estate being sworn under
need of it is matter of every day experience.
.. , is the
..CI6,OML The testator leaves, amongstother small legacies,
opinion if some of the highest naval authorities. long ago ! thmetfollr
.ing.:-" The sum of 1100 to John Stonehouse,
publicly expremed, that • breakwater should be cons K.S to show my appreciation of his services to
struch-d at Swanue Bey. `shish would thereby. he con- • the country by his greet discovery of charcoal AA an dr-
verted into one of the finest aid neat useful harbours of
refuge in the Kingdom. There is warmly a man, woman, w'
or child along the Purbeck coast to whom Wine heart-
rending occurrence or other is not present in mind, owing
to the fatal lack of shelter. Souse years ago on one after
noun six ships and M poor mariner* were lost, almost
under the eyes of the Swanage and Studland people,
eliough everyone, ships and men, would have been saved
if the merest heap of stones even in the form of a brinik.
water had le.en in existence Yet the entire Isle of
Purbeck is a mad of the finest and meet asiitalde building
stone, and a few thousand I de even would suffice to
throw as much of it into the sea as would prove of meal- I
ridable use and le•nelit. Just a few more line* and I have ' BTICHLAND.
done. Swiumge Bay is the only pima for 40 or 50 maw, i
FaTal. ACCIDINT.--A young loan late of this village,
in the very centre ~1 the South coast, where a large invading i
named Charles Bartlett, who left for Durham a short
Army might be safely landid ; it is the natural Issrt of •
..a.t nateral fortrout, almost a direct parallel to the famous time ago, and beeame a stoker on the line, was lad week
,
Torres Yearas sorrier of Portugal, and if ever an enenty run over and killed.
with r ttttt 'nand of the sea got peweession of the dietric•t I
3.11 the Armies of Europe might net he aide to drive them ' XILTON ABBAS.
.ut
.soin ; but sittiatal a,. it is in the very heart of this THE policeman at this station died alnimt suddenly on
ntarturui country, it is 'amid) one of the nowt unguarded Saturilav week anti was interred on Wednesday last.
.sts,l altogether neglected places in the British Isles. Supt. Cnilerwo sl and many of the ccenrales of the
Is the WC/nth of January an enquiry was held in the dere. ased attended the funeral. The Baroness Minima,
Motel.. Institute tsy Mr. Arnold Taylor, inspector front with her accustomed benevolence, has paid attention to
the Local Government Board, as to the objections against the l'en-wewl finttilY•
Use Local Beard, and the grounds why the resolution to
rewind the ad,,ption oi the Local Government Act as . DI7RWESTON.
ixo.i.ed by an opt/mitten party chiefly of the quarryinen •
kireitoLic POItsiNISG.-A man names! James Ball,
•nil working c•lass in September. ISA/ shouhl he carried employed at the Flour Mills, hero, had a Yore narrow
into effect. The result of this enquiry is seen by the two , escape with his life last week, through takinmç. bes etrong
subjoined letters.. 1 • dose of whisky. It appears that "J. y happened
"Loses) flovernmeet Board, Whitehall, S.W., Ito he indoors, and finding • whisky jar left tut tho table,
Larch MO, 15;5. ,1 drank from it freely. His attempt to leave the room after
' Sir, -I am directed by the Lseal Goverranent Board to I the potion was futile, as the alcohol took immediate
0v,,,,mn so the semece howl . oani the enclowil copy of • letter effect, and " .1' y " was found on the floor in an unease-
vthi. It they have addrteried to in E S. Her ..111k ea tbject scions state. Ile was tts Aui. le, end a
• iy„liosed reseession of the adoption of the Loci'he
Governssu re ievisl e peedily re po '
medical man sent Lir. After lying some hour* in • very
~,,,,1 Act in the pirish 41f A.AllAgt, ; And lamto et ,te that the dangers,. condition, he ultimately recovered. We
e,r,i ;rust that the subject et the provision of • proper and understand that he has lost his situation through the
oeuplete lenient .4,-eweregeand sewarge °title Land the general transaction-
imit.ry in:YIN.V0111011i• of the district will receive their early I
ant. „vi„,.. I set to request that the Board at the expiration of
t„,„ months, me; be Informed of the course which the Lical
maim hate detewtined to adopt with regard to these matters.
I ant in add that t"lff Board, en reeei"llf en ellPhl.tion for
their unction te a lien for the execution of the storks which
required, sill be quite eilling to render any assistance they tan
to the . oeal Hoard-I OR. sir, your obedient iervant, H.
it, else, sweeten. To Mr J. Hoe, Clerk is. the Local Board,
Bwattage."
" Local Government Board, Whitehal , S.W.,
March Eels. lfi's
fir, I ,In directed by the Local tio.eniment Mani 2.,,n,r„r.
y ma that the 11.,arl ha, c had under their colloid. ratlint the report
01 their inspector, Mr Anii.id tinier, en his enquiry eith robin,
ewe to the proposal to rewind the adoption of the Local
Gm emollient Act, LS'ol, in the latish iil sr-linage. The pro-
ce.linee in conmetion with the peening of the resolution
appear t . have 15..,, iitformal, as the meeting of the 00110%11.114.1
ratepayers was lost convened iii the manner prescribed by
serum 15 .1 the Sanitary laws Amendment . tot, Is7ll This
Informality is tog, however insawal. as in the °Pilaw of the
Owed et, sulfleient pounds have twee *reigned for rewind sic
the adoption of the Local Lieverametit Aet in the parish, and if
the Ole...ling ill qmstion had been duly emottnsi the bomd
would bate felt it neeeemy to withhold their conwot to the
propeal. The hoard must at the same time state that they
are mangled tow the report of In Moine on his enquiry lad
July, held, as to the sanitary state of Swanage, and from the
repot el Mr Amok' Taylor that a proper met complete ayetem
of weenne 'eel sewage ostbill If 'lntently needed, and that it
le the duty t 4 the Lod Heard to undertake Wow works without
. his) •- 1 as., sir, your obedient servant, hi IPLERUto, Secretary,
To Ur E. & Seeman, Sewage, !soma"

THE PENGE MURDERS,-
ii MAGISTIARIAL EXAMINATION.
ful inupler of his
At Lambeth police -court. sin Monday, Frederick Hunt,
accountant. was charged with the wil
Wile. Eliza, anil slaughter. Annie, by cutting their throats,
with attempting to poison his two little boys, and with
twice attempting suicide, by poison ansl by placing himself
On the rails of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway.
Selina Chandler, servant in prisoner's house, deposed to
his coining to the room where witness and Min Maas, the
governess, were in bed, and wishing to take away another
little girl, aged ten, who slept with Miss Mans. She,
however, refused, and he went away. Witness went
downstairs and looked into the bedroom, but notices!
nothing then. She afterwards saw a nsste stuck on the
door, which she took to Mr. Guest, a neighbour, and at ter
-
warms, with Mrs Guest and Miss Maas, she entered the
Iselrosiiii, and found Mrs. Hunt and the little girl Annie
with their throats cut.
Miss Mass confirmed this evidence.
Frederick Hunt, a teal 13, stated that his father came
into his roots, and asked the two boys—Percy an,' Arthur
—to take some cough mixture, which they slid ; Ind witness
refused. He had never before noticed anything strange
in his ratio es wanner.
Mrs. Guest gave evidence as to the finding of the bodies.
and Mr. Cutest deposed to conversations with the prisoner
recently, respecting his having given up a situation of
•LZO a year at Messrs. Morley's, and Isis anxieties respect-
ing other employment
Mr. Longriilge, surgeon, deposing to treating the boys
for laudanum poisoning, and afterwards the prisoner hins•
self for the sianie thing.
The prisoner was then Fernandes' for a week.
Mr. Carter, coroner for East Surrey, on Thursday,
opened an inquest upon the bodies. Evidence of identifi-
cation was given, and the inquiry Wag adjourned for a
week.

THE 91.11ICEN'8 EASTER BOUNTIES.
The ancient Koval charities designated the Royal Maundy
were distributed on Thursday in Whitehall Chapel during
Divine service, with the usual tormalities, to ,itt aged men
and aged women, the number of each sex corresponding
with the age of her Most Gracious Majesty.
At three o'clock a procession consisting of chorister;
priests, almoners, and Yeoman of the Guard, (one carrying
the Royal alms on a gold ulcer) aCCOMPAIIied by six
children of the National Schools in three parishes, chosen
fur their good conduct
The whole procession advanced up the centre aisle to the
steps of the altar, and took their places on either aide ef
Chapel, the Royal alms being deposited in front of the
Royal Closet, which was occupied by the Princess of
Wales and the Princes Albert Victor and George,.

A special service was read by the Rev. Thomas Ife'more,
commencing with theusual sentences, Am. Then followed
the 4lstdm (the Grand Chant), First Lesson (st.
Matthew, 25th chap., from v. 14 to 3I), First Anthem
(Psalm an.." For Ile shall give His angels (Mendelssohu).
II 15s. was at this stage given to each woman, end to each
man oboes and stockings.
Second Anthem (Psalm lxxxvi.)—" Comfort the Soul."
—Dr. Crotch.
Woollen and linen clothes were now distributed to each
. . . .

OHRISTCH URGE!.

Third Anthem—" Lord for Thy tender mercy's eake."—
Tarrant.
. .

Prrrr SlMlONS,.Thursday.7--Itc—fora- It. Stephens.
Ilarriett lledgerock was charged with having n the iSth
January obtained by (also pretences a pair of boots, value
M. &1., the property of Mr E Ilaroca, tkiuthbourne Terrace,
Bournemouth —Mr. James Bruit( smeared for the accusal
She obtained the be Ito by means of a site purporting to be
written by • Mr.. It.gcro, of Bokesdown, she was called to
prove that she had written no ouch note. --Prisoner was COM.
sullied for trial at the Sessions, bail being accepted.

Money purses were given to each man and woman.
SI-411111141 LC44011 —St. Matthew, dlilp. X X V., from verse 31
to end.

Fourth Anthetn—" Thou haat given him hi v heart's
ilevire."—Greene. .

BLANDFORD.

Then wiTie--re-ird two prayers composed for the occasion,
after which followed the General Thanksgiving, the
Prayer of St. Chrysositom, and no on to the end.
The Minor Bounty, the Discretionary Bounty. and the
Royal tiate Altus. were, in iwcordance with ancient usage,
distributed at the Royal Almonry, during the past
week, to aged, disabled, awl meritorious persons, who had
been previowily recounnewled by the clergy of the various
parishes in and round London. There were over LOW
persons relieved.

POOL,.

BLANDFORD CM:ROL-Oh Sunday collections were
made after the three services towards the additional
expenses of the third (evening) service, when £l3 Ws. was
raised.
Local. Itostin.—At • special meeting on Fridsy it WU
revived that in accordance with the instructions of the
Local Government Board the election of new members is
postponed till iltith March, 1y76.
NATIONAL Scituot.s. --The annual Government inspec-
tion of these schools took place last week. The Roy. W.
F. Tregarthen entered the following certificates -" Mr.
Charles Griffiths is a most experienced, hard-working,
and efficient master." " Miss 'Downe works diligentl),
and with fair success." " Miss Banta continues to teach
her sclesd in a very efficient manner."
bit. V.—The first inspection by the Adjutant,
Capt. Mount-Batten, took place on Thursday evening in
the Corn Exchange. There were present—Cayt. Johns,
Herm., G. Groves, Annourer-Sergt King, and 27 rank-and-
file. The company was put through • good drill by the
Adjutant. including the bayonet e xercise, which he wished
the men particularly to pay attention to, as it would form
the chief drill at camp.
Tug USE Or ARTIFICIAL MARL:RILL—At Blandford
Fanners' Club, on Saturday evening, the subject of the
application of artificial manures to the corn crop was
introduced by Mr. T. Fry, of lwerne Minster, who argued
they are serviceable as assistants to farmyard manure,
and for top dressing spoke highly of nitrate of soda
mixed with common salt. In the discussion it was
suggested nitrate of soda is exhausting to the soil, and
that favourable results depend on • moderately moist
season, while under-dressing and the plan of feeding
animals well are certain.
Mtn Douai [Grua —On Thursday the first company
drill of the mason took place at the corn Exchange, Capt.
Johns in command. tguarter-Master-Sergeant Davis,
Colour-Sergeant Groves, Sergeant G. Groves, Arruourer-
Sergeant king, and 211 rank and file were present After
going through the new drill, as proposed in the Whalen
orders, the Captain expressed his satisfaction at again
meeting with the company, and hoped that the drills
would be well attended. Ile then alluded to the financial
position of the company, and congratulated the members
that they had an addition to the capitation grant of £lO
or £/40, and about £llO in hand. This he purposed applying
to the purchase of new uniform for the corps.
Frier Susioss, Saturday. —Flef ore Viscount Portman (chair-
man) and the Hon. W IL R. Portman, lII'.
bills, labourer, Familial, was summoned by Rapt.
Under. ad for I,elog drunk and disorderly in the village on
the 7th of )iacá Ha Weeded guilty, and was fined 10a.,

llostessos Cottzai, LONDON. —We ars pleased to loam
that the news of Mr. William Harris • student in this
college, and formerly s pupil teacher in the British
School of this town, appears in the list just issued by
governsuent, as having passed in the first class in the
examination held for schoolmaster's certificates in
Decentier last
A rettEllaNDLD DILUTES AT St*. —Great fears are enter-
taii.eil for the iodety of the theijue Hengist, of Cowes, and
ler crew, consisting of Mr. Harris. master, Robert Pearce,
aisle and a boy. The vessel, which belonged to Mr. G.
Breen, formerly of Poole, wes lades with block stone from
Portlaied to Plymouth, and it is apprehended, as no
intolligeuce has been heard of her, though the diatance la
4o short., that she has been lost. !hurls and Pearce belt"'
to this pork, and have wives and (scathe., dependent epos
then..
l'ooLs Borg' Barris* School.. The annual public
examination of the scholars attending this school took
place at WO schoolnaona se Wednesday evening last, when
they were examined in history, grammar. geography,
reading, scripture, hr. The proceedings were presided
over by the Mayor (Mr. M. Kenip-Weicpresident of the
school), who thenkod the master (K,.!. Hicks), fee
h
the very able manner in which he condUcksl the
education of the children during the year. Rer HaPtetr'll
Inspector on the occasion of his last visit to this to
he: told him (Mr. Kemp-Welch) that the Poole BriP
Schsol was the best in his district. A number of recita-
tion., aongs, dm., having being given by the children, the
Major iistributed the prizes (7(1 or tel in number) to the
micrecaftil competitors.
Parry SIAIAIO,4, Thursday. Before the Mayor (Mr M. Keen.
Welch), Mr W. P.m., Me F. T. Rogers, Mr W. 11) fhtgdale, Mr
Saigon, and Mr C. J. Stone
" A 111155" II II WANT*
lbw?, Burden', ul Baboon% was auninvolot for allowing
Ms horses to strxy on the highway on Sunday last 111. excuse
Nino that his boy teas only " airing the animals Ile wart
ar Ay from h ttttt e, and they ware in the ettsrze of las wife.- -
Titer° were prerisras convictions AgtneM defend...l. Ind the
hooch fined him Ins and coat.

IBASTAMDT ISTIUCACU,

11,,,,q Merger .4 Horton carter, was summoned hg Mary
Ann Turner, M Intign et, "tr, show CAW," AC —Defender*
..o,lonsierly In thu employ of Mears. Heinen —Mr Tremolo,
',tan, anal for the plaintiff, Mr K N. Howard for defendant, on
.1,,,ne behalf, it was contended that the 611111111•1118 cutdlt be
tatgataj,:ial Inasmuch as the summon. to which he appeared
%ad b,, en signed by the magistrate before whom the epplian
Aeon was In. mode--Mr Trerailion mid the HIM application
wan ~.1.1,4„),u Mr Ilamilton, who was not now a Justice 01
he l'eaie.—Me i:oward mid he was in fact tielbi in law."--
The Moor hold flat the summons was bail and must be
quiche-i. dr Tressuilon then sake,' the Bench to take the mee
undue (hi, mennons Laced by Mr Hamilton In 1e73 ; which was
•ened upon del, intent to court --Mr Howard objected, and
ordered his client to go out of coin; contending that the GLIM.
111.1. PiMad hair been amens•J.-11r Tretanlon untot that
there %AA we amendment of tha autinnons necessary —The
may", duentag that there was nothing Wont the Bench; they
a 1.11.4 got .• puesession of the '

rvitrivor cram.'

Joins Cure, uf Yowler4aue, was summoned fos being struna
•e. Saturday alt.:moon. Nur a;laairing a wirTsirl fur lip
‘pprehetutius was issued.
_ vitt DramtraoNr . .

A .41 I rife .4 Filirl.l i.a. elormaker, formerly of
fillormiltete• apphe.l for at.l WWI go.f.ted an crier a
pg.t.:tun., her huaband lis‘ fug de.erun.l her.

1110.1160 morn
C..ouf lIIIMMOILSO for etealing rope. the taw-
pert, Mr Labdod 11. e lad wan implicate:l with. boy named
Nicholls, who te now la ppd. The 'wither said she neat her
non to Mr Ilaluoli• to hen him pardon ; h,. Ahe hall not. won
him since. and Aidn'e kinew where he wee Ma, or said he
mu„,t sone.. Of he wouN fir•l into further trouble.
p„Lics C. IT, tlatuntay. Iletore the May r
John Carr w.rn brou4ht op chargod with
..imaj, and dieorderly on SundLy afternoon. Being an
r he wee f1i,0,l ICM•hd 014.1: but w. allowed • fort-
nlght IaiJCY.

ineluding costa.
Henry Alien, labourer, Holatter, was summoned by Supt.
Underwood for drunkennesis. in the !wish -titklaud, on the
lab Devenlsh mid about h.lf.paat 10 o'clock on
the night in question he was on duty between Persia° and
Wickland, and saw defendant in the road, hie clothe. dis-
arm ged, and very drunk. Put him on the bank he side of
the hedge, where he vomited • wsiii deal, and also used dls-
pi Una language. Ile left, and went to hint again alsnit 12
o'clock, and with great diMculty succeeded.in getting hint on
Ins way.- Defendant said he h.d h.,l • gluts of leer at Mr
Drake's, and was subject to eta. Ile was tined re, including
conte
I James Jacobs, labourer, of Milton Abbas, was summoned for
treqoarinz in -earch of game, on land belonging to Baron
Ifarnbro, on the Itird March. Defendant said he wan not
James if.auw mid in the 110 in questimi he saw a
haahet on the ground with some rabbi lad wires In it. Ile
watched, awl defendant came and took it tip. *oat to hint
and asked him to give It to him, which he did. Fined 6. sa,l
WiUinto oasts
Jnekam, a tramp, front Bristol, was charged wait
applying for a tic• et for the Union, when having money in his
peaseesion. P Andrewssaid on Friday evening prisoner went
to the station and asked for a ticket. Asked if he had any
money, he replied he had not ; but upon searching him he
found In his watchpocitet a shilling. Prisoner, In th. 4.11. e, said
rsieeiddn't get loildniss Ile was committed to gaol for 14
vs' bard labour.
:enjols.). Ricketts, of Stlekland, was summoned by Eliza
I Annoil of the same piste, ' to show Lamle," ht. Mr Weston,
! of Dorchester, defended, and Mr Howard appeartsi for the
Ills Lordship said It was impowsible to make an onler
I the evidence; b,d told plaintiff If she could get torroboraUre
testimony, she could come again.