The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03 00:00:00

CERN i A BBAF.I.

To. LABOUR QUlSTlON.—Tbortata Monday, who left
lens woe time ono*, has ieut book from Sunderland
some very good ne•s. He is readying 255. per week
wit °oak and house rest free.—A !anemia the neigh-
hood of Clyne Abbu, who was in the habit of
keeping lie awn for *event years before he takes it tu
tbe market, and is also • Mend to the rate, has made
£9OO out of Lie sheep tisis last year, and the arauull
rental of his turn is FASO ; sr be has made enough out
of sheep to Oar year to iny for the rent of his farm for
two. Five mob are kept to manage the whole farm,
and they are receiving from 9.. to lie. per west. The
farm is in as sad state.— Mr. ri. ()Ward, a farmer, at Dar-
woke, removed • few loads of one dile week, and
while dodeg so killed 201 rite, and men, got away.—
L. U. Ckreelek.

STUELYINOTE a NIIIWTON.
It is said that • marriage fa arranged between Lord
Rivets and if in Bastard, daughter of C.•ptain and Mrs.
John Bastard.

PUDDLEHINTON.

ALLEM, EITIMMT• RalSintas AT COL. Anne'
—On Wednesday Ism, ilia 4cc Caddy, of this plies, !
was charged with stealing and her husband, Joseph
Caddy, with receiving, nrious snit'se of weansg
apparel and Soto, the prsperty of Colooel /Well. of !
West Lodge. M. Symonds, Town Clerk of Dorches-
ter, prosecuted, and Mc Weston, of Dorchester,
I defended. hummed that for emend years Kra Giddy !
1 bed been employed at du hems in the laundry, the
kitchen, cleaning, and at apholitery work, the greaten .
confidence being reposed lo her honesty. During this
period articles were missed to • "Tory serious extent,"
said Mrs. Eaten, but Mrs. Jaddy was not anspeoted In
the least. Howse's-, from some owe not stated, Mrs.
Caddy was sot employe-I biter November, 1871. Her
husband, an old ioldier lath • pension, was all this
time working for Mr. thunders ; the Colonel had •
very good opinion of him, tad gave him • testimonial
wires he applied for the situation of porter at the
County Hospital. Lately suspielon pointed to Mrs
Caddy —the origin of it Colonel Aston, under Mr.
Symoode advice, refused b disclose, and on Monday
and Tuesday. 19:10 and 201 i, Supt. Hare, with r.C't.
Ilford and Marsh, searchea the home. Mra. Caddy I
was violent, attempted to orruovel tome handkarehaels,
and wee held to have the room or she'd be tut out.
They took away • lone quutity et furniture, and, of
sourer, the main question was identillaailoe. Mrs.
Astell spoke to most of the artistes by the marks on
them, and particularly • put of Indian thicken-won
hies cola, made from material weight from India ,
211 or 28 yeses ago by Colossi Asiell ; a sloth part of
soca* home-span sheets made from lax grown on her
father's mint' and woven by too ode for her marriage;
a pink silk bodies; • maple of lundktreblefs whisk
belonged to • lady visiting at Wert Lodge about two
years ago and were marked with lit monogram ; and
marked callus belonging to a nephew, young Lumley,
who stayed there in his school holiday. The crow
eraminationlwent to show that from time to time Mra.
iistell emptied the ''rag-ba." of the work-room, is
whisk ware put dimmed garmeets and pietas of
material, and on them oceessons the ibises considered
of no farther use were gives to aub servonts, and Mrs.
(-kiddy would be likely to get nose of them. Her
daughters might glee away little Wogs from their ow•
personal property, but weeld not tive any household
things without bee unction. FartMr quesUoned, she
girl they might give away an old boatel or an old
garment; sash Salop she maid not recall to memory.
libe emphatically repu liotod • surreeetion that Mrs.
Caddy'. wages were to beaked out by presents, and !
was equally positive the principal things were cot
given sway—the " chisken-work oafs, oh I no I! the
homwspun linen, not a shred of It: Ms. Taylor's hand.
kereitiert—lmpeseibit." Pressed at to what haunt of •
handkerchief me of the young ladies viiped up some ink
with oho could not remember—it baptisms,' too atm— 1
(lsughtar). Bat, added the, the right thing to do wee
to get some alit of lemon and take the stains oat—
ilksvo, prootisal Are. AstelL) Mr. Weston made •
great point of the lime whoa any of tie ankles idea-
Uied were last rein, and It wee general, pat that all
went duriag the time Mrs. Caddy worked at tee honor,
though lire. Antall had as impression she hal seen
the Indian cuffs later. Colossi amok idebtallied a
handkerchief which he had barowed me day at Mr.
Thornton'., ending himself without.. He took it home,
tied directly after it was mimed, so be °wild not return
1,. It waa now predated, am,,, rag fall of 1,0144, and
the Colonel laughing said it was sot in that Mato when
he load it. He gam the man • high eharacter, but
said be meld not help thinking hs knee, of the thefts,
though he did not believe he had any port in them
Maria Elwood, the housekeeper, ales identified
most of the articles, but scold not mar tea" War-
rior " ooller,e bit of lace, and so es. ceopeamminalion
foiled to shake her main stetements.—On Wulf of the
min, Mr. Weston urged that he left home early in the
morning and did not retern till night, wes mow at
Col. Asian's, and knew nothing about the stair; there-
fore, In mermen the Marge against bin should be
withdrawn. For the woman be quoted 810114—Reg v.
—lrma 2 Carringtom and P.n.'s roper* -R•9 ••
and Rey v. Cooper, in widish It wee Mad after
possession respestinly of sts Wen, three, and six months,
• peruse maid met be sailed on to assouat foe property,
and he urged that law Mudd be applied la the present
e.—Mr. firemods said no doubt if lbws wee pommies
only that was the law, but other oireursasases mist be
considered. In BM r. Rating it was held that •
wermot found in pmesselon of shovels tie thus of the
Ices of which was unknown was rightly PO on bia
trial having had opportunity of &teases them. In
this ease her employment give smelt opportunity and
permeation was discovered, r. migaistoo said in that
sem there was a great Cosi more evidence than mere
possession. H• should send the sae for trial—Wh••
called
.ou to plead, the
moo said be knew talkie( at
all of at ; arid the woman said some of the things sere
Elmo be: by the Misses Arta the lady's maid
Saunders. and Maria Ilwood, an pses wee, the
property of F• 111.7 Jlllllll.. who the lire In her hew..,
and was now at Mrs. Joaes'e, kept.. Road, F's-
mantle' Southampton. Both peie,;„,.,.were adallitted
• to hell, M. J. Lovelies and Mr. T. Madan. of Piddle.