The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-09 00:00:00

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There yes so questiou of title to lead. but only • question . money and an inclination to distribute it freely, his
of title to esseethlng on the land, sad the °oust held that presence won't be desired in Bridport, and he had
wan for the Junkers to decide upon. I oonfess I thirdi much better remain in the obscurity of the" Temple."
ben whatever may he the emelt of its the Juilimehrlsr i The late Mr. Mitchell. as most people know, was
exercise their jurisdiction in the case. and sae w dlf almost ...hipped in Brkin..rt,
as Edwarda
is
at
they think these mea did assault the other
d theeeaenrewa., Weymouth, and of Mr. NiVarton is not prepared to
UHT think they did mean him, what,
dam" of the oaaa they ought to pay, orantoesrrhat mooe' Ifollow in the steps of both those tezite waste of
gentlemen in an
of vusishmeet they must he subjected. The qtteetion d equally liberal be
rig spirit, It will an a
N. tawe way he most material and most rightly t time and energy to visit a borough like this with the
sad y oessidered ty them in :mewing the amount , object of representing it in Parliament.
ofl. U they think the mos bed a right to do
a thing or had • reasonable ground for thinking
ea. o doubt the magistrates would not think of People here seem to think that everybody haa got as
pne4hine three men go severely. I observe by the wag much money as the late Mr. Mitchell, and • mind of
kat paley uses that very distinction. lie say.: "Where equal liberality, but that's where they makethe mistake.
there must be a was rem to constitute an offence the faci;
Conservatives may assert the fact, and the personal
of • man having: acted under a claim or notion of eight, friends) of Mr. Rani may deny it in equally strong
edaigished, will form • defence agai.. n. a crimo •al pro-
and Inuit be takets into consideration by the terms, but it is undoubtedly true the hon. member is
icica ing' not ala (meetinn of title, betas • quest on of bona getting somewhat unpopular in the borough.
Agee Where, however, the °Meet is to oust the juristic- ,
non of the jusoMss, on the ground that title comes in I
eeh a news as, if , Patiently tolerated have been the nuisances to which
elieeti°,l then the meet he of
gi • have drawn attention in these columns, and I ant
'Thereforebstenuated. would 'toed • defence to an action.
it is plain be distinguishes has between • mere glad that steps are now taken to remedy them; but
assertion that a man has • right to do what he has done, there are yet some left. Our police should look alter
and • claim of title, which is a very different thing, and the ferocious tiger.
which nil doubt might bold fide oust their jurisdiction.
There is no claim to title male here, the simple statement
yes that the men Owego. thy I, .1 • right to do what I GLA.ST6):, BURY.
they clearly bad not a riNlit to do, lea that does not oust TAKING OFF THE CREAM.
the jurisdiction of the magistrates. and this decision nsust •
At Lambeth Policee:towt on Weduoiday, George Waite ,
be ravened. a dairy fanner at West Pennant, Glastonbury, appeared
Mr. Justice Lindley :-I an, of the same opinion. The to • summobs charging him with supplying milk
charms before the megistris'es we. • charge of enwthi'w deprived of three-quarters of the cream. This was the
assault under tho 24th and 221, Vic., cap. We sec. a first case of the k.ind. Many dealers who have been
Now, section 46 of the same Act states on ler what fined at the court for selling adulterated milk declared
circumstances the justices shall have ill, jurialictiih to that they had sold it as they received it from the
entertain the charge. Section 46, is much of it as is country. The sanitary inspectors of Lambeth recently
material, says thi- : "Prod-led else that nothing h-rein went to the South-Western Railway at Vauxhall and
contained shall authorise any Justices to hear and deter. took a portion of milk sent by the defendant to a
mice any case of smatet or battery, in wh;ch any question dealer nessie.l Hopkins, and it was found to be deprived
shall arise as to the title to any lands, t tnernea•• or of nearly three parts of the cream.. The defendant
bereditentlntei any i"t.r•ot therein, or erei'll admitted that he had taken oil a little of the cream,
therefrom. Now the Jesticen do not fitd that and said Mr. Hopkins had not complained Mr.
say such question was involved i
""1 this e°4 an 1:' it. Hopkins said he had no notice froze the defendant that
What the? find P•rsar"" 14. s "'tat Um the milk had been skimmed; he hail expected it to be
respondent; acted undf r • liens Me bel et they had genie. The defendant, in excuse, said the hay last
sethonty to do the acts complained el,' which menus they season had not been good, and he took only • little of
thought they bad a right to commit the assault and no the cream. Hr. Chance remarked that a number of
more and no isle. The ewe does not show the in satitratee maman had been haw
a, the
court. Th. late Act
were of opinion that the asfiefilt ci. d.ore under any of was expressly to meet such C 1110•1111 the present,
the errumstinces in Helios 46. and it appears to me, on and i=i farmers must learn to send up pure milk
tbs coestructions of sections a and 46 there was eeth'ed from the country, and not to take off the cream. lie fined
to oast the jurisdiction. I was • lithsegygravy by the breed
the &fondant Lib, end El lie Ild. costa
preveetion that even the summary ju,i diction of naPtia-
tretee could be ousted by a men penuedinctbe justices be - - -
thoughthebada right to do what he did do. That is
strange, but lilt the (mastics raised in this coast These Literature.
people may have thought they bad • right to do whist they
did, and the justices nem to think they did think en. Is
that enough t There being no finding in the CYO thatany Diedanis Dictionary of Continental Railways, office of
such question of title as is referred to in section 46 comes " All the Year Round." 96, Wellington-street, appears to
facture:lon. lem of opt Mon it is not enough. Therese, attain its object, via ,to render the study of the continental
some expressions to be found in cease relating to other routes as easy as possible. Thirty-five continental towns
raathen which have been expressed a little to generally and are treated ea centres of travel, and from these are shown
▪ lave ten unguardedly, but those were oases where it was , the most frequented routes, illustrated by time tables,
• totally different question before the court, it apposes i with distances and fares, and skeleton maps. The book is
tots. there is not enough on the face of this to oust the of pocket alas.
jurisdictiee of the magisteates. I think the true rule Ii Tens, edited by Edmund Yates, and illustrated by
that expressed in Paley Warred to by my lord. If the • Alfred Thomwon, has an abundance of light reading. with
justice ore of opinion this was • bona Me case they need a flavouring of satire almost throughout, and this is doubly
not punish tb-m as *overlay as they otherwise would, but manifest In the illustraUons. The spirit of the magazineintern
Time's
that is not the question before us. The question 16
whether th-y had any JUVllltiletlOS to hoer the case, and I Fool." It deals with such matters as "Is • Court of
am of opinion that they had. and, therefore, the decision Honour possible r' "The Modern Sappho," and" Things of
must be revereed. Beauty," the last fearfully caricatured.
Belgravia. Chino and Windus. Piccadilly, London, W.
BRIDPORT. -This pleasant insgssine seems to improve upon
' acquaintance ;no longer running the round of novel-like
figfryteo lIITILLLIOLVCB. - Arrivals: Feb. 24th, tales it becomes exciting in "A Confidential Agent,"
Jobe sad Mary, Travis, lover, °Ratko ;
Why Not, soothes with " Our Old County Towns," gives us • capita
Deity, Shields, male—Sas/imp : Feb. 22nd, Lal- bit of science in " Rsibiant Matter," and dallies with
worth, Burt, Lyme, nil, uncommon literature In" Belau Poets' Guiseppe Pliusti
SALE OF llart.W.tT SHAWL - Thirty £lO fu'ly being the subject of the sketch. "The Leaden Casket "is
paid.uy ordinary shores in the Bridport Railway •vatale without
_ apyt - heavy in it' and
and just.
and the concluding
pie
temmeny were offered for sale at the Bull on
Monday. Mr. Wm. Knight purchased ten at £2 per G.F of Godmaare im
mres
. Ghetto and Windus,
Piccadilly, London, W., is hairier divided between tales,
share, sod the remainder were eolfl to J. Legge, Earl., science, and literature, with table-talk. " Queen
at the same sate. Copbetua "is exciting, and ' Tails Limbs, and Lungs
-OD •'•tinday morning a lad residing at further supporta the "Development theory' of Darwin.
Harbour, named Trevett, was proossediug along the
high pavem•nt opposite the rectory, when he I
accidentally fell on to the cad, a distance of about I CELEBRITIES AT HOME,
two feet. if • sustained a serious fracture to one of Pros the World.
his lag", and was at .)11C0 conveyed to the Bridport • •
Cottage Hospital. rm. CLIXXIT., TIM GRAND BUBB CONSTANTINE AT TBIt
RAMA PALLCS,
THI SABBATH SFOGING NUISANCE -At the Borough
Police, on Monday, before the Mayor and R. Cornick. The huge mess of greni•e ',gilding known as the Marble
Esq., a hale, bit dirty-looking elderly men, giving the Palace at St. Petersburg, standing on the Paine. Quit, in
name of Jai. • Au, of Huddersfield, was chargedl • line with the Imperial residence and the Hermitsee, is
res„ the abode of the Grand Duke Constantine, the second son
with His,. soul he found 4 ur"." lof the late Emperor Nicholas, and a man of whom Prince
him and some bread.- Seven daye' imprisonment , Bismarck is reported to have observed that he haa the
CABO OF FOWL STWILING.- t the I hiunty Police- soundest brains of any male descendant of Peter the
n Monday, before It \V Wilethain, Esq., end Great. Yet he has never taken the trouble t cents,' his
court,
001102 Fog 8.A., Wil 1 iOll4 Carte, of dislike to the German Chancellor end to all thine,
f /iterdstock, was charged in custody wi' h eta ding on Tentonic -• sentiment which is prehebly reciprocated.
.1n hosts.. end Appearance the Grand Dike is • thorough
the 23rd ult. two tone, the property I.f Ga. P oneroy,
eoglishusen of the mod, nt or scientific type and on •
'herilstock.-M re. l'otner, iv blentifi he, fowls.-- certain occasion, when a dispute with • miniobr in the
Mrs. Eliza Parris, wife id .ino. Panto, cooper, tte councii-chomber Ain't e him from &pate, he lived quietly
&else in poultry, eahl itikoner con,. to her house and unoistrusively ii. the Isle of Wight, hid his country
between eight aud nine on Mooday eL:ht, and said, could no longer do without him, and he rue recalled, lie
"I've got seam fowls to sell." She &aka I blot what he ' was standing one day on the pier at Kyle, when an
wanted for them. He ',plied 5,. She od-red him American tourist, list% leavuarlyytliggdiniglit!Aufrllieauld.
and tory
es. 6.1., and gave him the m iney. He x they c lll:etire'gastnorough specimen of your wareaulearisto-rot.
Witness bad pnrchased fowls of prininer bef ire. There is no other country whose nobility modes • PUCII a
After ehe had purchased them, P.C. Paull came and vigorous build joiniet Li the highest sten lard of e luttdo.
took them away. - P.l'. Paull compared the prisoner's ; ti,,,." Tld Grand Duke has been alio sisisak.n by a
boots with the tracks loft in the mul 1,,a ling to the , Briton tor a well-I flown very genial English nobleman.
fowl-house. and thy correavinde I. --Prioneer still Though 140 inch or two shorter than his Imperial brother,
alle:pel that lie b u lit the fowlo in the e• reet after be.s•til towers shove on ordinary cr?wd ; s..cl his aubure
hair, fair twenty eonintei in, a iii Pght.idun ntaroitbled
(lark, of • man whom he did no. know. -need
eye., with luht e)ela•tee always peed. g through
or a month's hard labour.
• wctaelea, hear aerobe reemuhisuce to his father's. But
Lrerultx ms "Now ZNtLAND."--On Monday night his thoughtful intellectual expression has nothing of
Mr. Arthur Clarice, who law recently returned from the absorbing nielauchisly which was elm at as visible
a lengthened visit to the nbove colony. dele,,,yed a ! in Nichol's* in his later slays NI it is in the presxnt
lecture at the Templar Hall : nohj et, "Th ; Emperor ; and ono cu hardly be surprised that
Nick flag. early recognising the superior abilities of b
of the P.i..ific. or New Z elaml as an Pln,lish second and ointrs.ting them v fits the hereditary
case emigration field." The Islayor (.I. T. Atephen ten•leney of by pochoodria which has alr. al> bsgua
E..q.) presided. Mr. (:laytiell is IlUt1011b!ndly a good chew ively in Aleaen&r. 'lnstill have ardently hoped that
P esker, but some ..f his ideas were evidently not Lie (-blest son and Q wets Victoria might be no mutually
those some present, inelutimu the Chairman. The ettranted in their young unworried days, when they mat
lecturer gave an emphotic deni.il to the statements vt Wrntsor, a. to enable hint to wake • comfortable
which some time since became current that the c Imy s.ttlernent to I/Retied for his first-born in the position ,f
was not all that it was represented to be. Mr. Prince Consort, elite bequeathing to ConstomUne the
throne of Russia. But perhaps the Greed Doke has been
Clayden &rimed that such reports emanated from more useful as virus diy the necond dignit•ry in the
those ne'er-do-wells who had found they could not liveL , empire, his impetuosity tempered by frequent opposition,
without work. Those who were afraid of hard work , than he could hove been ae autocrat. Ile has loyally
/should certainly not go to the oolnniee. for the colonist supported his brother in all his rebores ;in some teatimes.'
cannot tolerate idiotism. New Z ind wanted more be has been the promoter of them; while there is little
d mist that ho might have stem. d into the actual place
tradesmen and farmers, and it would be a nod thing
if some of the brokenolown fermers of England went of empire more than tine, if he had chosen to do so.
Biters Illa fadierh, death the open h i.tility be displayed
there. There was • lick of the development of mane- to the wedge tCs .r sea sufficient ici give Nicholas; extreme
facture, end be failed to see why capital and reeds inerY ura,miness. Toe tether, t here! ore, o.i his dealls-bed. c(I led
could not be exported from title country to the talon) i hie sons to hies, and at ter repreeentin , to Constantine the
where good crops were literally wasting for want of scrim's condition of tit-in country, with the armies of four
utilisation. (Beautiful idea-what • bright time to holt& mistime encamped en it, oil,the difficulties which
send capital nut of England !) The Mayor pupae: a lay before We heir, arid the ruse li. it their die-mien might
which bring upon Russia, exactai iron, him tho oatli ot &neaten:ye
vote of thanks to Mr. Clay:len for his lecture,
t his brother. which Gonstantine nceforth faithfudly
wee seconded by Mr. A. Reynolds. Mr. Stephens heat.
endorsed many of the remarks made by the lecturer, '
but begged to differ with hi u regarding a few pa.rticu- !
Inas.
WIRING FOR TIIE TELAGRAM.
Very likely the remain why bootlacks are • rarity
in M. many holism, is that other inhabitantx beside
myself, find the Itriiiport dog a thousand times worse
Iliac the Cockaigne cat. Isn't it pleasant and sooth-
ing to, those (and I think there are many) desirous of
enjoying undisturbed the ewe de of sleep after the
fatigues of the day, to be obliged to lie awake, and
with ruffled feelings listen to the discordant yelping.
which transform the town into a canine babel. A
resident new to us was complaining the other evening
of this eternal uproar; but I informed him that in
due time, he will become acquainted with the
unwelcome voices of the night, just as eels do to the
skinning pecess.
Despite a horror of hydrophobia., I believe that doge
were specially created ea oompanions of men, and by
virtue if the same have a great reepect for the species
in general: but I don't and won't believed that the dog
wee specially created to display it vocal possessions
and to keep all reasonable beings within range of his
voice awake also. If the owners of the brutes would '
only exercise • little care and attention, there will be
se need for interference on the pert of local
Authorities. Of course I grant that tient-tug vigilance
ix a great recommendation in a dog, and that In
expenenced hand., the drag lathe moat tractable of all
living animals (man included) and invaluable to its
owner, but when the fall of • leaf in a neighbour's
garden is sufficient to disturb the brute's equanimity,
how handy it becomes to warn its owner of midnight
intruders! lam open to challenge Bridport with any
borough (in proportion) lif the west, both for the
number and elegant specimens, of the race. To
expatiate upon the utility or beauty of many of them
would he a tank an difficult to aooomplinh as the
cleansing of the "Aegean Stables;" but I know
that it has been the subject of remark amongst :
strangers, who have noticed the quantity_uf "barkers" •
which daily perambulate the streets. They show a
wonderful preference for /waking near the piles of
ceomnut matting displayed at the entrance of drapers'
establishments; but they do rod show a preference for
a pile of chem.., when the pavement in the immediate
vicinity is unsparingly lx.sprinkled with pepper. in
abort, doge are so numerous that -
Ism to the right of you,
Dogs to the left of you.
Bellow and thunder.
Dec&try in front of you
they and grurulde,
And as they rush past
Your unmentionables, tumble.