The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-01 00:00:00

LTY EXPRESS AND MIRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1880,

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'The admit Otistuber. where the Jade, wee sitting. Wee
macieraperded bye dauber of shareholders end overs,
interacted in the eft .rt of the Adeotihury it 111 -ay
•411"*". te•Ssfeses this !Armed of - calk—Kr. R. K me-
ted,. barrister, instreated 'by -Kr. It Burnett, elf
iDortdisetter, appeared the the . diredoes, and Mr. I'. A.
i.iiewee- foe' tete" sherdm(dtts 'win bed been nfwee"ded
rt.''llt-elleilltu stil he sh m all& like to know fro
ilyintasserhat their dvfence wan ; because if it eta
--laise.liel nitt leld lvfore him it 1) orchester-
--Ztt. that eletortdotibillou die
.nutee - that they
not -bit ffteleit upPet tnl l 'pay, 11Is their Innate
ltutH Certain deflate% tof bindle Wks taken—be was pre-
irlifilViVlnitlet oout riett4lll *Li= igu°lV del...n cue ee at
dil. ok it ta*lll booth I defanca; the misrepresent 'von
mn st here Co lo from en actu draped,
mad, by the
direetelli—mad then. supposing there was • fraud, which
there was he pretapce for saying in elate e•9B, the
' maretted mmit be repudiated the moment it is die-
enter. a. . lint . hare tee, went on ; the House of
ii,S8801" -olden efe ;implied with. iond unitise the
'l's luetioi leis cOuld show the directors had sent out •
tiroineedlog replthe statement of Kr. Ziegfeld or
rPlit. Mai Wo be of no rains to the defence.—
r. Fianna said h denim wee nothing of the kind.—The
Judge: It does not come within that p, inciple (—Mr.
Mane: No, pour Flonone—The Judge: Have yon any
. tieetifenite tell me under whet principle it fells (—Mr.
• i ember. oty at all, sir.—Mr. Kinglike, however.
*marked thaw:sr...lB cases, and he supposed aonse_of.
Itheintenet-be defended on differint ground* Would it
'did Inabllttier to allow him to go on and prove his cases.
, hued* hi should be entitled to • judgment in all these
theseleell was dried he 'hod& and the first cue eakeo
was that of
The Alan:debug Raileto Company • G. H. Guy, foe
Pals. Ild.—Defendwrit, said Mr:Nine:ha *Potted for •
there. and had paid on rpplieetiod the sum of Ai; but he
'had never pad tile sum of £2, which he ought to have
: paid, on allotment, no- had he mold the cello. which were
' £2 each, al intervals of -not lees than three months. For
Interest peed-dem the 31st•J denary, Its. 114. was elm
claimed; at £5 per cent. -, but-a:though they were irgiotly
entitled to interest up to the-hay of the judgement, they
did not sue for the small amottot in addition—day •
~..forteighth Interest. —Kr. W. Kahfrold: I am secretary of
' the Abbotibury Railway Company. and produce an
appikation for • share, under the bend of George Henry
Guy, of Park-strret, Weymnutb. Mr. Manfield also
produced the register of abeyant:diets sealed with the
company's seal at • media, of star 'holders. at the
Ilsbeerer Arise, Abbotebury, a was pay! on application,
and £2 eat payable on alio:med. and three cone, notices
of which aidess had petted himeelf.—Verdict for
point -Ifs, a l4a. lid. with cats.
The sam-i Conipany I. Daniel Rogers.—Kr. Klarlake
said defendant applied for en,. char-; but in chie cies the
money was not Oeitl no appheation. roe thet £llO.. Si, was
claimed.—Kr. W. K infield gave evidence similar I, that
ia the last case; but linty *tote I in addition that tloo
amount payable on. *polka:Me was not nod I. The cells
wets roads on 18th Ant I. liith July, end 18th October, and
had no: been paid.—Defenlant said when Kr. Mandela
asked him to t tke• share, i n di i not wieh 5, dose:Mit he
wee proud very mach, end he was then in a preition
to take a chore, and con/rated' to do an. But a'te' that
he lilt the monitor, and he was not ok.n in a c00...0n to
tke • share, and on receiving au application for • roll he
wrote to Mr. Burnett, .if Dorch-taier, end asked them to
no,, him off. —The Judge sell h., Wel afraid thot en- no
defend. How could he pity I—to -fondant said he hide%
anything; he had not been in • altuatiou since—lL.
Kinelske WM very willing to glee liberal tim ..—yhe
-Judge: You Rlll4, prove his ehllity to pay.—The jtIPIRIW it
was gil Oe 8.1. ; hut defoAdent sold It, had • wife and
five children, and an order was made foe 6i. a moutv..
The same C unpin, I. Sawed Smith—hr. Simnel
Smith keeps an hotel at Ante ii, and defendant applied
for three shares. mild Pie am-sins .Tue on appiwart iii, oil
allotment, anion the first rill; hut n-it oath. 14000 (sod
third coils, at-d £l2 wan clounel.—Judgmeut for plaintiff
with costs —Defendant bed net appeared in the previoue
eue; hut afters-ores Mr. H ...ant sad it was hoeing., the
Conn lea, MI crowded that M. Smith did not tett his
name coiled. Trade Was very bid indeed, end whether
he kept a publi,h inse, or the public-hods kept him, he
ante i his Honour it, make • cry moderate ord. r.-1(r.
Kingleke: fie is a hotel propriotor.—The Judge : The
Mayor of Waymentb, who io atop mid to know evcrythr ng
about Wermootb, and all of its inner life, nays the hotel
does Pot kite him.—Mr. Kinglets t [think he says ti-it
se an edema:, your Honour.—Tho Judge: They are g ong
on with the rallwev.—Order for £1 • mouth.
Same,. John Weer,.—Mr. Genre* for defendont ; but
• judgment wan arreed to at 411 10s. mnathiy in,,,,,i.mte.
dames. Henry Greeory.—C a in £ll 0 8 l.—Defend snit
stool that Mr. Moulted said t'do wax just liko .lepcialting
£lO in the hank, that the rall way would not be et meted
until enough mon. y was paid in ; that interest would ha
paid on the money mil up till it we' IMMO, en! that he
(defendant) would not he called on t i nay any more till
the *lwap. was begun.—The Jule.: Thetis no defence
Loingt the cm* iny. You tusy have • cause of ,eti n
&stalest Mr. 11•111eld :1 do u.d .ar you have or have not
—Defendant wee mild lobe an h.dsedteeper.—The judgo ;
Does the botil keep him I—sl-. Kiaglake: I should
sinews) hots able to pay: h. is o Headed victualler.—The
Judge: A licemod victuallers pontoon is not as good now,
with tide tempered, tuaverumit and Sunday Closior.—
Order for Li • month.
some e, W. J. Hinds, a Weymouth innkeeper, keeping
the Gbeemonrspe faidn,t4.wdbpolaiiirulffiasiapfopriiodone forstirslo: nandotini ootli.. iBng.
for interest —Kr. Hinds said the writang was like hi.,
but he could not sees- ti it.-0n he writing his name
the Judge said it was his handwriting; hut gerimikat
said he never *tithed...l Mr. Nonacid to put his name
down.—Judement for plaintiff., al. an admitted cue, to
~g,., holy the hearing rent—Deer-dent said he could not
per more than UFA a month; he had to pay something
Into court now, and hit seven children—The Judze :
They are going to make the railway, and this prop- rty
may become valuable in your lands—Mr. Kinglike : At
24. &I. • month the plynseute will have In go on for three
or four yeti:L-1n answer to the Judge, defendant said he
earned about A • week, awl allowed his father and
leather £l—The Judge told demdeet he wee now &share-
holder. (Great laughter.)
Same r. Shepherd, for one shore, on which nothing has
been paid. Shepherd could not say whether his mark moon
the application or not, and there was no witned —The
jades said there ought to have been • witness to the mark.
—iflitepherd would not Say whether the mark was his or
not, lie was raked to take char.,; two gentlemen
followed him up to ask him. lie received a letter cf
allotment, and wrote bath, saying he had nothing to do
with the company.—Cross-examined : He did receive a
letter of allotment, and wrote bick to say he never had a
ghwo, never applied for it; eoinehody bothered him in his
yard: but he wet not in • position to take one.—By Mr.
kinglets: He wrote saying he
wife wrote-the latter; but she wan not here. He had •
notice to par S&L but he wrote to the secretary saying
be bon net Ulm a 'bare. He had not attempted to boy
sham in am osnlyany. A. Man offered to give him some.
but he would tot accent them.-Ilr. Kinglake urged that
if e derebolder was ap the register he ought to pay his
calk. unless he took steps lobar/ his name reasovsid.-.-The
Tootle :Certainly not; you can't c nf orce a conirect spinet
• man who had not entered into ll.—On Kr. Kinglabell
nontiontion, the case aima selketnied on payment of the
(mu or the day. for Mr. Kinglike to produce the gentle.
Maralhotritneesed the mark,
a. T. 11. Itialy.—Claim for £ll Os. 8.4. for one
jtenharieOdwditlitieitruitentereatto, nMorlriAhaelvdinagndbasehis rot elirdpengfenhde"
was noti in • Position th ply the money.—The Judge .aid
defendant had se defence ; he hail better admit the ease
—iDefendast said he would; bet could nely pay 24. dd. •
cn4l3.—*. Kingbolts: It is very astonishing how poor
people of Weymouth mens.--Mr. Huns : When we
pot doped lilt, this we can't help tieing poor. —Verdict by
admission-4i. a month.
Same ei. Charles Tavid—Defeedent was not protest,
but Mr. Monfleld proved (A, h. application for one share, and
, that nothing was paid.—Judgment for £ll Os, 8.1. in two
L mosithe.-
Huns a Mark llarilor.--itdinittod £ll Ot 8.1.. and
humorously eked for a lenient order-si. a month.
cl.mghter.)—lir. Kluelake ; He is a shopkeeper.—Kr.
.Nooky :It dues not keep ma. (Leughter.)—Order for
Al a month.
Some e. James Stickland, a blacksmith, of Fortesitem.
—Oont share and nothing had (net paid.—Ddendant
denied the isdnetare wan his; bit Me Konfield sw-ore it
wae, it was signed in defendant's room and nob idr else
could have signed it, in fut. he paw Sticalend sign it, and
lib. Walkerwrote that wham falkowed.—Sticklond swore
be never put pen to Paper. —Ste Kinglake was informed
no notion of defence bed been given in this CAW but this
objection was overrated.—Delendant then wrote hie dine
on the direction of the Judge, who said this became a vcry
panful cue, se • mm denied the signature, awl two
witamoor swore he did din it. In this case, if the
defendant swore he did not sign it, and two *Messes
came after arid swore he did, he would be In danger of
being Indicted for perjury. If the case were sent before
a lam most assuredly be would sent the losing Tarty for
triaL—Cross-examined : I did not Mina the • dictation.
I remember Kr. Manfield and Kr. Walker comitalie my
house, a
dasking me to apply fur shares; they mm
forty time., and I always refuted ; I did not _s., MY
houggeeepee, Woodward was her nano gm, boff blur is
now married, was present when [wan there' I bemire I
left the men with her. (I, 'tighter.) Kr. Welker asked
him 40 tiniest, but he rehired and Kr. Walker said to his
hotpekeeper—" Tour husband sill make money as ims m
be will make hay money."—Nr.Kinglake: What made pen
say the varier net signs tin your dense I—A.—l osii it
might he sTied In my heuer.—The Judge and that Vie
defendant ad say It wee muted in his hose; but cl-ferol-
ant persisted that he did not mean to ter so, and he
't:lll:rfr.iCtlrke4tia,744:4;elsiltif:E77!:ll'mu:t!l". THE THIEVES KNOWN.
We learn that the plans for thM robbery were
within an ace of being carried out about six ~'click on
thomenSatbtilrdainlianige
thhtepsrhoorploaninidlyg.oiniA. leeterwi
esadwehoeneemouf
tethee. mouth —Chien In respect of two sheres.--On the sewn
Iron of the Judd. defendant edinitted it, and judgment
I than! the boy boothyesetompleyeed, 11Wwlhan 111,:mikedonintoti. tehtehewl:h.oloww
gave
ao!ne
. dunes for did 180. dial lOs. a month.
. "zw:6:l74.o4:27,•.:4hltiirottruien:l7L;glieboisife.tasoussilthbolaglistgearLhistersapatonft.ro:f...,Stidhtle.,....,....G:gt.riwile-gctprilobvtjtvormr.mingit; a tap at the shop window, when the inside
man came out, looked the lad straight in the
face, pulled out a gold watt% from his pocket, and
.w.,047 mad ise=tiarud ronsanodlithisisawlfge:
brandinmw:ad::: u,a :: the thee mcnt,•WlN., leetin.p. the Os,',, dlntor men. lilt
leetwevitout ha wainfedlotoihate:lddbite:!ovititeileisenotsmri!brni:mdeuctial;tie_samttoeeeho
jieemundir,ehtnewhehiuoseA. teheramtecitt,hi:"t the
diiinietf,hajoarontwiathneetreint,rliiifial
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.neheno:tLetlnerlireitlfeter.p:Thrt.g:irerbillthziewar:
hentied,'Oned
if • men-wee
known, an& that the polim who, directed by My,,
IT:ettliatTwbstls," kr sr I'm witp•• Ilie "" " • Vicker hotel -bean 'tin ' Ittf i theirff 1
reetly.itosed bee the signeldre.-i-Orativexamined
.. lat SQ.A4l4lllll4.,""kaudelatitS °V. !Act'.
.a. meftwisitil„...tkiion. did yogozgallom fr.
.1- Irmo thc.tkootr. to room" • ..`,":11 th.'"''re , vs
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DODO HEST ER . set that their thurch .
might be " A shining light," loth BURNT' TO DEATH.
p.. . I lOW RAlrr Mamma hie hew tweemyhd netantartro %came to warship there might he filled
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Quirt.'" "Bs". is'4egeltheall. Iti!irlaelaetilliiltilliaii,a.hall obtained a e,itlere.stiseeletbveeldratletrist Jams. and the* they would be q .
. , eiee—eleer--- •to the orMateroation of g far plinetretinYerrel arlau:lnthteieta•kleeel4ilisnor oien-ejLeeje-Cti. BKell4llll4'neby s-,‘ BP eneletiter,'"'lllllB' ,e°rirtOut*lstar.re4 .
' a fool for oioing it.-Croe .- :meow i nit OM it nag f I --o- -o-
balms' and person, by the previ ins f ill. Tile s toW tteth: ne.'Or„°!yiro.e°,° hpi:egweier; iwn.,,eg• o r 1b1..mr..
eitert.‘creetsi lidt he A •41 .4m. 'I.
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dint it. her In heart and soul, and they would , Pm• was * ery
web* in the On Foot, - ---- wee
comm tr 't° "'"lnhie at the merrier foist al the OrhMtiat,el ' other.'" ft was heel at 13ermItas
• Deputy Coroner, on e ..
egyouteror or Lieu fin monoy in finer sovereigns., Tme fee. _ e the - -• ' ---, ,• f I I
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beleireeiv of " Mir go w ''l It M Coll* ADA d.BOYLLizii)OnallaY *cur there Th fll i
wood r Vincent Stuckey, list .'ll.-ill Ileou-wl-,-°lw.a-inie4rocze::
L.-LONE& HALL -Lima,. 143,1:', .1.6.07ja,,,1,,t° hie".
camel ei• Ili RAIL Wile Me just retised from the . 1aw0.nkb7...,:,..:,....nk0 revue foe ' th.. ten. ; the to, ~ 46 ,45 •
42 be 2 3 " Now is the
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eydresee,,:euta•n•eedaysedwtsehtenbrryn.tenmltkeeelelelLeliftsa,i:yesiehaint.s thie chi::: tho club were ele:o•ol oe wes oca ie.., the Wilts end van BOOR, who re ,t the 3.6 .87 a 7tttil. ,42 4.1
potoot NI Wiwi, nerved upwards of 30 yea i th t town:;lll.o47,"jre often:on' fleSit:o4ulereers'yh.la t•'wlailli.e°tweai;gibaurryet to
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vie) hi 5049 241 19 44 fflg IC' 7
. ..N•onewo•Y sit •-John Mill- Bete, Bisteree, ltittg. remit.% The bolt WU taken um, des to be titn•el. and it 17 ••- 1- i gs g eras' Midshie
mfg.itPieceidsiwegereateuthneghbaynatheeeina_h_reoi.r. -11-iee Pena'', 11 'if the wife-Mr.,_, Wasp,. :Be careful, 18 19 I:14 to.o4iso. ores. 45 40 .
42 1 i 4 nag, the Sw
INITY CoLLE6g, L.:mem-We ommitted mei.
deettily from the published list of names of stumes- lie Ana (~, ta said ehe was •s 0 • Woman, igh ' waa it,t that aign ~1 dr...notelet by M,. liiin.lr's wit • eft, 19 90. OK tiai 2' 44 45 ~ , 1 Overcast Parry
a lived with her father and mother in this parish. T e Ohillteuelrecnredeo.eNt.milie,LaEluempt.,,Tg
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exegetical :-Octne. -The he bed ahsulutely anii flscy refuse 11-IWii,ee dil 0, t 20.'• 030 •I 0 en 42 41 g 4 Ir Down+
believe it eise.-Aetd al.eit the Clldi .• Mr. li`nn"l" 51 41°3" gi 1.16.1 Si 27-,21-- --r‘,..47-.7"r--- • tru.'"
fol candidates, the name of Chart itte Amelia E , decease I was her daughter. On eaturday mere
‘..... 1., TT laity branch h a 'alewife, entertainer., to. •••,"
who pawed se a senior in the usual Bimetal su bout eleven o'clock she and her mother were la tee lotrArr - ad --- ---- --- -------- -- mid he .'i In .t thisieniher • oh, quo in is.a. • \ ..e. e' • eig! ma MK T
conclusion, we mielte,;.eleg that hirAld in ill • was ail epee malty evenlog ..•••
lihtck kitchen with the deeeasel. ''''` —lure tubers bet behev..l it w•di four soy reigns,
and in French. Miss Evan. is the daug rof Ifrelorditieso• Meri eat
et • i *her 11 see e a 17ipi 'his_ afila.e in the room, see the deceased was aittke e ,meet lb,- ealletle• Tile Rwr. W. S. ShuOlewerte ere. Hanna (orodonin: a cheque). lust bek t'ir nd a ilea o
Evans, chemise. of Dorchester.
I 1 • •N . I• On wanes. leseeng the hone, to go to cell 0 •rs. O•
Ai 9=sOlettralline:lrlar:';igrulde
THE Muette.-The melte. recruits, net r Downt on at Minterne, she 1-ft the child w a
Iliatiatt"ge mussca.l .r- g ~yi g iga uteri. 1.1.1, et . re on id, art r I, it
e., wtlich part' e fidedi it th•c.w. as rnt, th...sch,:itie yen rent! igt !a i fo e , •
nearly 1.h./0, will wernble nn 14th him. il: Ltoie. `e je '., grandmother. There was a fire ariiefereeir have leen it e cheque, but my ifilito ei F I a
the trowel men on the 9th of :deg, wheu 0 w ole 11104.-Q.-Wita not Mr. Et isby in the ro MI Wilell Sim
.L_Lsettrl4lorde,l"'•**nd MAiss.'4.l44l9essier'Lafmrrctl.mmnbe'faleo".ll6addrd toe t8a1,;,b.-7 ev'bgneadrotheatwpert Inft-oldheay.6° I.' rdmholl'el-i'nel°i ditude/ 1
yen go t.. Portsmouth for 27 dip.' training and ANNUAL S She knew the child was inclined to Piffle th t
eincire. The regiment is much stronger now than it DISTRICT LOW. and she had never left her in a room alone. On her ii...y's _Oil& .- r.
moan
,ecreitaaltstarcseareol
alike eventee. Mr. Wits no. ! ffonalsoi ipso not teem was he I-A.-1 do no retwituber
91; "Wee Slimy Reare en 4 ewer !-..
Bailey
be. been for many years. return in about hmr-an-half afterwards she found the
. . .. . . . „ii,ii...thweteoes-ot ass. a excellent abireee, m thot ' roelogf.bit. liagg,toon till nem_ dAY lams,. -4.4 k. ______
Goo!) Tem PLAIIX•-WieemdeeetsoLutok
.e.t...ula_ Ilan _ _.---- - _..- ..-_, . Thireit-Wies-- 14-isint-inUnitruCtive eerie- 'fl .It 0 Januar, did out Yoe go 00 -whew. ,-- wedgy -
.. house-were °ben *Wen the leff it. ' t :14, I.• i : ' .. . , Boothe& wee berme you paw Mr. Buatoy f-I believe it
simnel erasion of the Diebiet-Leiege ft was decided 10 - '- . e - _ __ . .
give a framed cern/Mae to that lodge which got the Mer _. . . e____,...e_e_eyGollis. the grandmother said shil *as ldt mat. ..ii • • • e. i o
was next day.-D,,i nor yon an back te. the storee, awl i, di
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in,.t memeers during the lase quests:, and It- • T. -- - - Mr. 11 oehon Too warted .C 4 I-I do autsrmillairt=ortst ,
have av er o.nveni tut mem ey.-Ta., only thong I can wodnaday
stipulate' that the lodge which won should present of Gond Temtpeeedealars --.'----sim:feetbli-..llebrateri r4iit-Anffielaintt- ert9-;;;-- ii eeuher:eseed'ell'eemeasteiCeephtho
elitiymeleaclitaaereeheyi ----,. --:
- - -Tall . .
it to the member who had Iletbre S ejeant Tin lel Aikinmel Jaeger.
the grebe, and d-feniant said remeruh• r is Mr. Ilinehon saying what a f .1 Mr. Booby
Frocosed theriost new Monday last, end irM4ten led ba I mien of When she left. Soon after she left her, her daught -r, The j• delimit ae .', -, - was In 'aloe these sharee -And e very a-ns,l4- penult t o Thunder'
members. At the ordinary weekly meeti of the re ',twine ,04 be ' Y W th • a little girl, came to Mil. Downtan's house screaming. thrni ' Oh% 'ales Ed owniorme'su4v 4 "I"re ""'
bison. Among map ; but I suppne you d i set mese with itl-No, ido .
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Good Templer/ of the town, on Tuesday a rs (mot eyame , " '"'"T" Mardttliter. ••1•8 not now.-Dl,l out Mr. Bu.hy. bifurcate welt off to led, ,
!WI Bre. nod, Poole Sla ry Blandford, 'feed d, She embed to the house and found the dammed lehes PORTLAND.
plicholaa. of the Dorchester Lot, was prerented With Yeteninater, ' Piddletrenehiolee and Breathier. he ote the floor jost inside the door, hunt to death, Her between oweienta of Wyk^. DI.. 91. remain -4 lino id on in the , r•alace of his wife, I...cline tiitike shares I -N•,.- ,
, ' bloo torrid for bread gni croc ides,
hr. di In% owe tho money. he Have eo i received soy littera erdm Mr. Busby 1-24 o, I ,
the certiiimte. It was nicely
handsome and appropriate present.
atheJ, w°ll la • very mosion was opened at eleven O'clock in the morning by• clothes west astir* oossomed with the•exception of had °anted nethiez, and eoul i not nay.
Bro. W. C. Holgnwood, D.C.T. • 7 a few rms. in and
te,,hee
jilexibet..h.a,gla
il revecryeivi,d).:4,pioest card.- ~Vhere it OA' I-I burnt it, it, wee
, end I put I t in ths ti -e -Did nee be . d
I F • h ffist to be second lieutenant,
ENANINATION or A BANKRUPT. -On Thursday and ,' . , these were nerosse • ice Walker promote •
ries , but ft wag very (latish or plaintiff repudiete the 'two/tali on entin ly /-I was to that dire'. i • ._. • 'lour -The quantity distributed
Friday last Herbert Foot, farmer, of Giativillheis the e Pc't
The re tof Bro. it A. Bolt, D.S., shewed that Ellen Domini Mad Ellen Collis gme corroborettes •._ ..•
to mow a petrol like edendent en get into debt. there • certainle-Aerent tbit tinill the part'. ion eaparating the '; VISTRIBITYLON ON .- •
Wootton, who recently filed • petition for liquidation. umber of members in the district mbe thee the evielenee. IO 0( awls at the had *Wu: 1,200 quarts, abent 150 quateo
, .
_,, „ e
__,,e__,_,, we.„.., Deetv ~,,,, eaa1e,........10, is et (The original debt wee C raged chamber from the Guildhall wee opened, in I ha+ now reac-e-
-•B.MCIL. WilliTattilittohanai
was subjected to a long and severe examinaUon 4 the same as last year. Bra. Gundry, .1).1'., re a • ..."1 'Mau* °J. 4.9l"u°'''°“7 `' "'" ".- olt, veg'n laid said he co ill n.t piv.-The .liidce : (amis.', ee• nf .v. many person element: Second lieutenant A.
heeds of Mr. Trevor Davie', of Sherborae. • who, .11 riybalaar coin favour of the v" lihtribt" Lolge. be return •
. The. above eases, sad and lamentable as they ,are, wsemet net tb tome if le .9 I. were paid on Ap-il 3rd. mo.oeir ior them- elate?. UO MU riceitiag n greet menthe
• presider on the C owe- • being cent ont twice a week.
T•tee 111 nuke yen pay.-Order forffidateiromerinimmt. fir tiaorteld stated that on the .I.y he received the • as.
1 ....oil VIA BAV2TT.- a ermt
w 'midi has bowl given h 7 the
eppeared for the trustee, Mr. T. J. Denman, of ii•
d• ..rePoarted en fropesse in the jamiallb de
ought to have their Rood effect on tempt! wed others , deteklant hiving a,c3 Allowance, of which the w'xt No - of scliann.., and of email earn tett anti wh-n he wail.. hilaer• yor
Yeovil. The Itegistrer (Giles Symonde, Regd. was meet tiring t e year. The election et (Ames fo n Frequent as ecch me menr would to_os the et 1. his 'etre ;roe oh Via comer of tne ad ,nnent, be • •
p y Marl to Michael Devitt. to pay a visit to the
preeciot during the enquiry. Mr. B. Foeset Lotk„the , wn.,ai_ ni w lit es= J Farr i . reien.or
b arister of the Western Circuit, appeareel on bebop 1 "(0,7,d "" n la' P 14 •.t P. ' • 'to rooomooo woo •of sane. lee *onto to
.eae tie „,til , %compote toe debt; but tla ;lake told him That ch. no° is sigota by "T. Bu.by and 011er;•'
116115ine
year
re:coneiteduthat reftwated:-15lire(1,• VI
• •PiHrn 113-,, ",,I64•DlttrtlFNee aikicahi,lylls4,D, an 4 etradrif frill tht la ter, ~. yo,Sin s. Oments WookleY. det•m• raweieh ren he had lye dew' the mbery.-
of the holders of a hill of tale. Mr. Davies bed treat.. r t e &he, elected 1105._,i Ws. .J. 11, le Peon., r• rel aid iraieut, eh:co wale very *Weems thief:, fth Bible Christian chapel,
IT Seersear f Ds. J. E. Kenney, of Dubtin,
'MY otho sue an,. t • voi with moot t i toe Aribotabury anniversary sermons o e
hefted:eery re-Medea DT.ST ' • llro. G .. mom men it. might f idyl* insegieed that tha wßa.'" gad let ithe Jutild 'Judd w't i''Weimlt with it -no Kelsey 1.1 maser t-efe, condole net. -Mr. *meth* .1 Meidenwelt, were preached by the Rev. J. Brown, lay
trouble to get anything like 3 clear glaaerigigt from Beet,,,et ~.' ehimea• -'6• • ' toja '' move as &Mod of warning, bete notoetnnatain' ;nest Honour swede 40 MI I • WR. Waugh. Cmgrege-
the hanknipt as to his dealings during the three or , h,,,.."-el ' --- D.E. '; SIB. L. r, Elh ma-
i do' std. and ea, time ether 'time, are children, I ~. er ye payment. . p ilt-tt ois t list the °legs, we. idened ',' T. Ilvety mod 1 Mrs. Brown, and the Bev. . . _
we
four months previous to his filing, and the " don't i -1' ectel D.V.T. ; Bro. ft. A. Bolt, Weym utile i,..okiwidt la •the 6-3 log "I tp he incline,'
_to iday •
rem oda (third tiszl I.) S • Ben id. blondey, re. IL . (la" awl .tve4 -Po 'lte Able amel Mills* Osolitent ! Memel minister, the lady beim heard with •so
Kei.aa.gith"c;n: 1..
Bpox Oesentse AeNivuomer.-0a Sunday the
rea'neett" and " I can't thlra." reile4"" 65.116 and mouth; rem- leeted ( ration,- ')
-11.1a,ileo'. T. Ilayfrar ,
n Atilmilot 4 *AO A #4okttitt dAIIII. • Taff ABBOYSBEIRY RAILWAY. Li.* -Mr. Nmslatte : Ile pain treat.l : Whrt tone h. wis
• nUriorrity anti much attention. Oa Monday the tea-
to Pike dierse-A.-Yes.-D • yen We' nitli tnaii--"..- meeting tor* place in the wheel-room, alter which the
easy°, would have been amusing if the cam was not so, Yetnainster elected D.O.- Br ,T. AL_Biasoh. Wee- I, 1. •. . ••:• •• : . •• •-- • .•- ~ *- - ' '" ' A. Ido net took he vr ta, we hava• la-ge nuturier ei sc .re- .
'meow. Two or three witnesses, relations 4 the ' ' D • ' ...e.
mouth, el he Noucieuforiniat ministers of Portlage.
bankrupt, were eqeally reticent, and Amerind the
~,,,nened D.A 1, .t., tt.P;t.,,,`,77_...d.' -VQU'''''',', 'Tel bolder, (enfolding a lista mei with alt these Dames, 1 o ' frond! ••thwwl al • Pilhdbe maeliaa' sad aidraisal
not think any person woule he Wroog in t akiog sh we, en I werastres het .
,wasesserwares . i•
questions in meth a manner MI to give a grave elm- ti to- az . u-e-ri ' k 'et'''. ._ '''sre74.9t...44__trel 6 ..,, •. • ..--, err e. .- ~-.- .„ • -
petition to the whole affair. The soliettor explressed }.6". F.-11.7; ir°c.B74' "n•P'e) ' 1 ' Twe OonewtOcettwAnclffinaffihtlitheddri 'bumf mean -The Week
-We cannot deal wit', the rercamstanee. of t di romp my, i • • Bann op •liopg ENTglryAl Pip
Choral' x ay, dr, If mite &deem I, itud the wanes. west old I and otl•-•er friend..
himself determined to make the meet sestobing e , ortlan elected . Sande dao. the 1•Zollle - o . e.l"- • .•
.••
•• . ••••"
, 7 0, JOA •
. I• • past, portent, and to come. The teal (Isaiah:nits-WY there A baud rifjgrog-i ow T,igorigy nurtit have an eatertei patent
sa"utberiii t° Ink° in "a '4'4l-'4'. tune . "it tie .in the Fortune's-Well echiTeiroom. Between aoo and
enquiry, mid it it very probable the affair wilt end in -Th• ic•Na the°. eiliietitned lull thllithM•io • • AdIINT9O.-IpaillaVitliftitPil fqk the bottle'
prosecutioa. , 'capital mist spread' weepeoVided b o. A. Ile, pleats:it •• • defence ea. very short see "inapt,. Mr. anti -Id and the ,
others hot c Ole] , ifie-wore proment, and the room wee so crammed thee
I • lines, to prpss defendaut to teazel ... , ... „„,sene wane opoord. A programme of sjaging,
DUCHY OF 00111111ALLe-AOOOONTS.--4Jt aecounto/Iteg th the a•thaltthe'reallai 14,2_,matha ' 4 ----
- Vill•Olir r °TWAY; hinittladeatlM 1 these shares ; but he never wattiories I the taking of them "ee ere"' "
receipt' and dishursententa of the Duchy of Otenairtll In the aftern_oon,... ~ ~. „Am .eulueleit 07k • ;it= eu,t4llDeirchelder-reedjeld Bsturllial4, . . th ugh; attaelksall • toligiesrly giving a sole, to ich
for the year ending jist of December het has been the Swaim 4Um tellannAMige of ' , 1111* . foatr..6',•llll'• nzigor..:l,, . requ.flate. • Mri ilimfield entl Mu Wetter went te btor WO
and imio..dietelv it Ooln-I i 0 h.. knowledg., he t .ok tree; j recite. tinny, dialogue', he•• wu l'immingil
of"""
issued by the House of Commons. Inoluding a balsams at Southampton 111 Maar wolski wPi ed " =tribal'
of 0,624 brought forward, the receipts for the year and resulted in the mediae of B i dile *di : ' p".--war -ii-ic 0.
ta lb= went tOtle stores awl. tohl lie gootsboo-Il I was) Or 1. =tamest thesauri geseratiou us good thutim was very
: home-, he refused and wrut oR te bA. end Mr. Msojirld • • chorus was sumg with much. effect. Th. to effo.t to
'he emit te Me Busby . hoase and sew Mr. Bosby • wire successful.
amounted to 292.564. made ap as follow : -Rents and Belt, of Weymouth, end Ere Coleman, . illittiott Xemninattoth ' • , in the act el s, ming the opeletai on. form, ani on beteg •
EHISATHICAIeI ON BOARD THU BOISO•Wedi. -i• On
fits ot courts, iffid,'797 ; Royalties of coal mines he Boreal ether eaters of im
(7. ~, •Osmain--A Trench mamas of the ward by If-. Sl'oufluld, he drew hi. ,cheque.-12r: B ithr Thursdaw eyesipg lute the amateur actors of, the
g 1.204 ; dnes and rents in mines and and the hiders were Install lay raD. .T., mint t O.P. Dor leadatiolillt Imberd,inta a, e " Ici on parte
. training I,lip per‘ormwei the two farces-
quardeo,,£2 703 • wood sale, £774; annuity from at South Hants. The easeffin , .:t aelgt.2l.o.'Kellefek boa*. anti h ive env authority for signing ite he ba4 reeled
oterowed rin I.4:nature to the eppliestlon was nett his, uor .- . • . . . .
did e e . , .o.- ... • B 911111 OM I Cliwelluig, ' the band commencing
..
Coneolidatad TiMid isk. lien of tin 0042 age duties_ nest LA public tea vox. ham ti the eame nem conditbieltleemal9g .4•Wilite the N•lwn. °°, absolutely to take ahem nem first to last. .... tee sight ran
i
and white rents, £111,216L dividends on e °anent, and great credit, '. ere •thh Weittect,,...
..tf, am; tented eqt-esopt. in quer eon he reonliec . . t Min un wi • song, a horn-
ta,t9 ; profit* of the office of Rennin (proms. trt 17051r.g4 proeweemig woof sh was, Vinti,f di Ate MilitiAM •thel,dlarcharged on.reidg7 1 to his chap -Whot taospired whin they owed tql-1 rind Vail second baar g beita
t-clMr lianti-idandaeotherooming the entertainment wth potne Wellitiayed C.tionli,
sale of unclaimed wreck), 79 ;10 per conk on moiety 4' vetY' • Ittendalecel al GM tea. 1 'but ad n about fro evm eines. When be woe ref med.-The Jeer : Wit , asked rut-A.-kr. Menneld, Pipe by Messrs. oughts and wileson,and a recitettoe
and I refused. -The Jinice : Whet tch place then! br.A. Wedge, The farces were received with shoats
diseherged be had 24 or 25 in hie
._possiseetmar brit lib
et personal estate of AA illIWIA•t• &leg domiciled in Tits wieitt.,rwmt hew, the oteertoeue, lee wilikg tO go beat M. _i meet oft to hel direcqy. In ths baking trade tre rose
Cornwall without kin, Di 2s. id. TLIo diehurim. , met com ' was and
included 254,9311 paid to hie Hoed Mighnthe I. 15, lio r the tons th ' st* Ahab • Cleillynd Ilae of water-boota belong' rto did art give any authority to Riga the, 1-Itio, I did mot , leP t
very e•ey.-Mr. Hume : Before !soviet th i room, you • °
' resented, even the female pads being admirably
111
outlay for benefit of the' eiette; esperannuistion lin MI -elladrantle• r-Idna. 1 the woettli MAIM simelW upt.
' ood, of We ninitth, prest ti
Y tow promised •to mee him off at the etteto for tell my wile to sign it.-Mr. Benne : Subsegeet to this, Dour rare. • •
did any miscall upon cm for menet, I-I have weer Imes .41 each Piece.
e Mr J. A. South took • leading charecter
. lattg hter ' ; the various char +eters were well
allowances and itanuities, goo ; daitationt I aed eappeeeed by one Rem, and
~4,,,e. ,hate,trte,
dimities, 2733 • *emulated man:rent, £7 160 The •-n• Minch eftWed.toithis. silted for money-In answer to Mr. Kinglake, defendant , ACoutuartoe. -Mr. William Stone wishes to coerect
tedance ia had at the end (ii, - 'Oa ...lie inowtk, lar. le W. Glenn% . - ,ffor,t, ui . Senna Nems.-dreinke, Geed Wthetererbitelee penedse he hie eeclined to t ilki blares, earl on • niestinn a statement in our last with reference t o the burial of
/6" Wall ""I,' ' ''' Kingdom Milan* md" Mr' ot Mrs. Busby having signed the "police, i •n, Ur. Kipelako , hie sister, slra. Skinner, vie., that
.the permission of
The capital account oontains • list of the solem and The meow we, neonnand 4,e,„,,,„, „irjellt.g . ra;baCilethwurg, gerale...Litto•th_. ~,,laberrre.lagattatilloarit. *wed thie had not left a family cioariel. Yet this etwqee. the Home Secretary was to be obtateed for the later.
pantiles's of land for the yeez. The veceipts under nemai, t. Pcua t e' edi efe. Kinglet., was drawn by y run firm for Le. •ths meet in the Wesleyan Chem' yard. He wishes to
this head consisted of small suns amounting in the 'metal; ton, Flute, J agar, general ; %win ana .t not t-I don't know anything about the ceeoue I
e ear -t HI sa h did t aak pennissioa, as the Act states diet.
y e DO
aggregate CO 210,451. The diebarismetts leckded •th• ORAZlMilti.......,ir .., .. • , .„„b, Wallis, Portsmouth, dash ; Sprin_ _ c,_ Gpedgee net my writing ;itis my parmer's etieng.- , bee
2100.136 paid for the Whiteford Rotate, Stoincilrem the Meettelle e•Ptelleed Me Pride Pi . eel . 'Oeiernsere stone ; Vulture, Blampied Mlifervi nil ;
Lind. The balsams at the end of the year mos :- ',An-a lodge width last r - h Hebley, lissome, coal ,__, Maris, Selma, • long time eiterwaree-Do you mean te Soy sha toyer , anyone a
Irea.ly having grave* there can inter tbere,
you hese your wife had Anted this (sppliCstio4-4 itl4 DO new burial groun.d shall be opened in the yer,l, but
Cmh, 211,451; stock. 21011,724: , raetaere, new hhd isy; hha be wee- I , ... .. , Pie, ;Al.—Saliva : Grose Western, Blampied, told youl-t4 ifi never to•e me -Wimp was it you first provietng they can go four feet deeo wlttmet the
knew the hod signed thi• t-When we etc , used the allot- , exposure of coffins or the disturbence of remains.
more mendoinfli a•Y. • ' • .. erbourg, general ; South of Ireland, Pomo, Cher-
Seeami limioNnis lisniticia• were Mid in_'_, the state thee ha 11
y) igeereet‘ , 10454 Vim a, fe= • her 'ban, general; o.nrunee Nigher, Cherbourg, general ; meet tumor. I suppose.-When you receive I that ell Anent 'II
AmIORATION OW A (11L031' (?)--FOr • long time dming
Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday, when the Bev. M. P. Fused& n ht. Hoar paper, did you titre any steps to notify in tbe c •neony : last winter (is it over yet?) the inhabitants of South-
Davey, district missionary,. 'oompled the pulpit., In ntrauctory ' this olialfmaii celled on . Toltec*. glaPiodo Otterhourg,_Mensral 1 Ytrightotio that you repudiated the transaction l-Ne-Cle the fititi •
well were stirred up by the YOB' of a " ghoet," who
the morning the rer. gentbsoun oboes for hho text 2ad Mi. GOODONILD, of Viersham.rztig Falls Jersey. general ; Great Westin, B/ampied, Maoch, 187 S. • letter wes sent to you calling upon you to me excitement, though a few folks were
Corinthian, 2a4 chaptm, and 14th verse-'" Now able speech, aerial to.'tire lirg4,4inrit Milford, My Batuala,ektfirs,i.lostatigmbedl.tow,e, lee ; h fll with WM
thanks be unto God, who always mums us to triumph temperance was nothlog in Wareham.. ags nu ; ems did not Immediately write to say you did not was t ;dm , unbelieving enoug to say it was ae ow •w i
pay Xt.-We have had several pares. -H ear was lt you I o•aused so
In Christ," Ac., Ac. A dilemma followed, which nee held there were erewelisd. aud SAM : hat, fiartisot, Harriman, Tortland, ell ; Hoffnurg, uss, Dame I-I did not think lt wee neve,' try.- When the first ' sheet, who took gool care the Mall who watched for
listened to withgreat ettention by an tive con- takes deily. The Bari ed ELM, asr h -fee Par, ballast. . . call was made in 1879. you never emote hsok, did ydut- i him did not get a grasp of his ghost-ship. Now 'tome
My pel•ner di 1.-This cheque was paid by your firm, you ! Hasten Motes think the ghost bas come to see them,
gregation. " The Christith's hiope ;attar nataeoemity of members. The -evestellatio servicee, itedemt p , eld len`neastaigesmottnems oe ima , " Ifseatart"c-Rahlic
attended b man who woad mem bale
living nearer to God,' the higher Cerietian life, there were 77 _ nte excited on 'aptimat 'ot thee' rad. received notice of the &Wilmot, you reedited the
first call, and never took any step. tell Jell', 1A79.
which should be the increasing dare of Gorl's people Penne tinder the mad of the Gospel wen ' that
,beea
4ft ripe ' perforation of a large pardon of the " Massie "at =feed ; but where say it iii a late married lady oinne
when you wrote to Mr. *mead I-Yoe-Yoe eay• yen ~,,,
' fur mysterious appearances and noises have been pip
the Darden Hotel Aasembly Booms. A remerkable
tn fully experience, thus enabling them to triumph in they had previoaely.'gives up lihe ie, a inn Bibbr went to bet direCtiy. Were ym itienteneat - No;
treat there is no doubt will be afforded, and 4 feattwe what raison had Ito be frightened I-Lt is 'ether nem of man.
es warn the single of her sex against the hard-hearted-
Christ, ' was dwelt upon, and delivered with niureh claim which he hurdled. sta.l4a, bo the soajorhti
worth noting Is the low price et which *emir of the
power and earnestness. In the Gemini/ the text was were abstainer'''. ffeemtve seri . which
Mak Malabo
Hebrews, 9th *banter, 22nd, 23ed, and 24th verses- . recently come ander firs Dodos, ehowing the blessed
_," t
r:rietheeiri•di gO that the performance may be fresh bun nr a r•ollf-I had to go to be 4 'mouse I get up song entitled, " The May flower," was performed on
funny to pop off to bed ; did not you ask him to lotto a SINGING AB tUT Mg PILGRIM FATHER.- ti service of
o all who wish to come.-The st three ••Olock in the m timing. I refuml to t the share., , Teu-seay evening by the cheir in the Fortune's-Well
" lend almost all things are by the law parried leak Mitch of tempeeence M IsiTs2doe clamed by driuk, wi and off I wene-Mr. Kinelake remarked on the defendant weateese schoolroom, which was comfortably filled.
orcheetra will coedit of five first violies, font. woind,
blood, and without shedeing of blood le nn remission." and how anxious melte ,ets were that their
nye He two violas, four violonoelle two bawl, two flutes two having neolved the allotment and not 'eradiated-it ; but The nee. .y. Lewis ga, e /pule of tee eenn,etiee ree ..
Tbe preacher mid there was no salvation without children shouhi never bedtime ensnared by
- :jai- - eteriousen one oboe, two bass clarionets, two Worm, the Judge seul if there Ono contract at end, yen conuot
shedding of blood. Christ had died, the provision wits appe .
aled to the audience to help the cause tf may for
three =embower, one trumpet, and one drum. The make nna site...verde Tho Judge cowl herd tue wife',
evidence of importance; but Mr. Bushy 441 she coule not ed eh he views entertained b
nesy not have acco•d ve t „ 7
in.ogs ; but it has been enggested that others of them
male, end they could nCnOpt OF reject. An ea:nod the sake of the pubicansthernseivesoome of when had leave honee-rtieJudge returned thee in •CM like this, those who took part. Probably the object Ina stlePly
appeal to repentance was given, and gorge were only a short time *ice rammed eo him their desire skiers 'are very numerous, and the leading ones of
rge mail th ii hoe exceptional talent M. Victor Baden, Loader of I-I.M. tbi re wogre to be no &Meet ey for the evelenoe to be tile nte shorten the roadinge, es the grand history of the
seriously impressed through the hewing of the Word. to be rid of the tea , w ay we w wee
Private Band, is to be the leader, end the conductor by the learned Registrar. tie had A cortein power, when Piltedin Fathers meet fond to fire the .covage til all
The services will be continued during the week ruinous to body and souL lie only wished that, oome in the coo of • hweridden imam the Regi•trar had gee e true lover. of Christian' liberty Aild intermits. Would
evenings. what might, they would act up to their eionviction and °dr towm••••• Mr• G• Thiertn•
A 14101113 BilidoAll.-John MacGinnis, a tramp, mos te the bedside of the pereou and taken evidemee, and ex that the principle* of liberty had been better under-
Comm TAPIRS CLUB.-A. capital evening's enter- do the right. tis . commended the Good Templar
b ht uon Widnesday morning, before J. Robert- the case a... Freeing t u•ne I upen the evidence of the wile.
-Mr. Moms+ llonekm, partner of the del end,. t ' •
st iod even by those who expatriated themselves fo r
tsinment MSS given at tee Coffee Tavern, on Wednoe- Order to their earneeeeellpstoart,. because it -aimed at retie P
~kawi from the deae. woe, Bert., and J. B. Hoboes, Fem., chmeed with moon...tee the 9th Jai:Mary. IF7B. the date of tee chrquo:•' c•nartlulle wthe• .
flay evening, by • number of the members of the above two thiugs-to 10030•• di begging en the Royal-terrace sad in Maiden-street.- On that lay he was in his stares, when Mr. elentield and
d k d ft thin l th
club. Me. Wolff occupied the chair and there waa a and the MOM from the rao er . o g ess an Tug Ngw CRISS' WARDEN,. -The Tariwoci OMEN*
were ' via needed. P.C. Bartlett saw tbe defendeet begging from several annther sentleman canto end 6404 him to take some speaks of the regret felt by all classes of the (tom.
very good &Uwe:lance, At the cemMinceinent of the this would do, end nothleg
people in the Roy/61440[We, anti amount others he three Rmembering about the fi either's' Bubble, he ' men:.ty that Mr. WLite left the memo M Prince-
entertainment the Chairman gave a very cr,ditable (Applause.) the constable, who was in plain clothes, and always remold, swing he had no most.y to invest iti such . town, Dartmoor. and sere that daring his period of
poem, in which slimier.' was made to these wh , were Er ,„ the Ear. E. BoLOOO. ee weymeeth, was then saiedred,
of him. Our detective brolght him to the an affair. They e-kel where Mr. Basta we.. and he office he exerted hintseU to improve the o inclitjon of
kind enough t o twist on the occuion. called upon, but heel not hot much time to aderese the sta on, telling him he had no right te beg about the reelleed-Ie tha shop. Trey left, but returned in .bout the officieb under his charge, and with no Bites
two minetee, end esit•tl fir LI Re pal I-" Kr. Blihy
PR•ORAIIME- meeting, on account of having to lease by train
.f_or town, ea, if he came to the station, he could get relief. less reiver taken share. in that I" lectures witness knew he. emcees he has also effect-4 many improvements in the
Glee .......- .. .. " L•t the Rills. de.".........Ch0rn. Puty Weemou h hn
, th ; ''ut "- nal t°i'l3° Pcilltin all" allataruh lOn this the fellow shouted -" Yee, he might go to the erriel not withent his (Yr. Hoortione) pormissiou ;it
Son: ....... ..:....:.:* it.% ilinSt rot B-Iteve,i,"...MY If.. 1•••• lie sold he WU not so much concerned by a little war tam; but he Ind never been there. and wouldn't go would bays been • breach of the partnership to have dose ap;oarance of t. e various departments, and made
several valuable improvements in the mechesicel
Koos ..... - -....."T0e Aeolian's Weighee".... ..... Mr. nowe In Ashanti*, a little bloodshed in Ireland, en. Tory said they wanted £4, moth. said he would finish arrangements. Parts of the ground, which were
Sone - "Comment,' Yr. Dithies All" --ell Cr
- -r. - ell other like thinp, as he wag about 014 greet widener
mal lalthl as long as he had strength to beg or work, he wouldn't
(0 there foe all the bobbies in the county.-The emote 7 • rust omer awl come hack to the shop. Wh•tn he got unsightly heap., twee been rendered quite picturesque.
Poem "A Bit of 51i.,C0urting".........1111r. Wolff
megistrates fell in with Ms exalted views. and gave there Ur. Busby was in the set o: sivolog the *pellet'. Mr. White is also spoken of as being • man possess-el
50n.:............" lttrit.t.irthel Bwelei
lit
jai,. rThmalee
...........ur.. .
K.
.dua
h -Kr Stoteand seem) -drink, which is a stauding disgrace to us as
a people. tie believed in dealing with the nailonal him an order tor a week's entertaiement at Captain ti n for than s ; then wittiest went into the parlour. got a of sagacity, tact, discretion, forethought, and dia.
S IN• cheque.`,.ok. drew a cht.que for LI ant gsee it to Mr.
Reeding "Betty and the li-mr"..ffir. F.C. Carle enemy after the national fashion. They lesiew that FAVOR hotel In the cenntv town. 31 difield. thinking Mr. B ishy had Men I parteer to it panitionate views. The officers at Dartmoor subseribed
5 ing.. ... . "Over the Gartm Walt " Me bine it was but logical, arid hot truth,that If they could put UPSST llt lila hi12113.-joseph Seal was summoned When he gave it, Mr. Manfiel4 said-•*1 used to be a ElO, which was employee to purchese a handsome
G1ee........-.-.." Oh, einsh thee my B.tee••..t..;*orus P.rtv the drink away from the people, and the people &WIT os Tuesday before the Mayor (It. N. Reeser!, Esq.). director in that bank when it was staried."--Orma• clock, and this was promoted to Mr. White in the
Song ' Isle of Beauty" lar• Re" from the drink, this drunkenness would be cirrel De. Drew D. Collett, Esq. J. E. Rebus. Req. and ex/unwed : Did you say anything to your partner about presence of the governor and dem'. ',governor ; Mr.
Ur Moat's
Rrci,atidn...........e.." Diary Stuart • .....-„...... i ,
..... They had an order ol whkh they were very prenli j. E. Rot:ease, gag.. for being break sad dilio;derly %host-No, I took it m • natter 4 course tbat be hod been %Vtiite's health was also cheek, and he left amidst
Song "Draw Near the Fire ..„.... Ir. Cr-
re fileseD " 'sir Sticklane se complete, so admirably arranged-the Good on Battiltiar niglit, in Trinity-road.-On that eyelike a pertly, to it. When till letter of allotment came I and three hearty cheers.
B,R,uenog"--"" K''' In° ''`vi 11l •to - ' Templar Order-an order which did not shut out the my pottier ha 4 a conversation, mid he
Hy Giri gereb"...... ...Me Lane P.C. Carter was sent for, and went to Trinity-entre ',rupee and told me to write shout ot.-Trowe"JedegeB6:r4NlYo TesemorrielLereo. - A Hampshire contemporary
when he found defendant =eking a disturbance, and mys :-" There seems to be • fit of testimonial-giving
ii-mg--• ........ -el: ..
... ..
.i• .............. Bases. lire."...iir. Suction,' sisters, and so they gladly sieleorned ladies In their ptra connected with the railway was preemie theo.-Ite.
Face . " Bolly Doe 'O....Messrs. titickleut, midst to engage in tbe temperance work. Mr. told him to go indoors. He was at the time close to Nonehus : I wrote the postmrd when Me atiotment in the time, Admiral Coote having received a depute-
VMS, Gould, and Geis's.. Bolton concluded hie interesting address by earnestly his bourne ; but he returned be should go when he min cause, becatille I thought Oast would be suffleieet ; I than, an oi frees, and • pekes flag from the petty
COUNTY Conn, Thunday.-Llefore Oerjeant Tindal inviting all preeent who had not yet Idea their Order thought proper, and after &tag him further weenie'', Lae initeict•ons to do it, wad did it vary shortly after- officers and seamen of the I: on Duke ; Mr. Gain, Pay-
Atki .-There was one or two oases at this Court to broom, manta". which he would not take, the constable locked him up. merle. It ea. a repudiation of the claim. 1 wtots to tell master of the Warrior having reoeived a present from
Mr. T. W. OLOViII delivered an admirable address. He was kept In that night, but let out on Sunday :hem that Me. Bushy refused to "anchor' anything in his messmatm on lesving his ship ; and Sir Beauchamp
beeides the important ones fully rip irtei in another
page.-Jamea Beskett, of Frome St. Qotinton, sued lie said he wee not gpiug to run down drunkards or morning, and summoned. -Superintendent Vickery eenneet on with the sharee-The Judge : That is borne Seymour having been presented with an album by the
Harriett Chilc.ott, of the same Jolace, for it, for alleged
labourer drunkeeness but the cause of their existence. After believed the defendent ma a quiet, inoffensive, herd- nut by Me. *infield Montle-Witness: I mut this post- oftioers of the Italien slip which wee with the flag in
ter the allotment cam Two
ewe shortly al a young men the Adriatic. To the twit-named fomentation ehe
alleged wrongful diamitonh-rhdatiff nan a he had shown what wretched homes and &Mitts- working man ; but he had • Juarrel with his wife, have call/el.-elle Judea ; Toe cue rests upon this-That u....„.,,, ‘3.=
.- -...en -rocs has meet the duties a hi h
in the emieoy of defendant at From. St. Qiiinton, tiabguon
ntheeno.drink had caused, be °entreated MI that which upset his mind.-Allow to go on payment of st ala interview at the muse betwesa Mr. Illantirld and to say, pen w c
had done, what it was doing, and what it costs, the Bench desiring that no conviction be Mr. Dushr, Mr. Bushy refused to take any skarn.. Sir Beauchemp Seymour wee employed being more
having been engaged as • yearly servant by defeudent's
late husband, Mr. F. Chilcott Some short time since wu ea palate of doing. lie read the following cutting from reghtered against him. This would have bun a very ney affair hut for the diplomstic than anything eiss. But Admiral O•ote
Mrs. Chileott had ocoesion to remonstrate with him a daily a r which was headed " A Prison Obagaain Hzerreo Hng ON Hle WAY. -At the Borough
ee , explavatioe. Now comes the evidence of the wife, which seems to be perfectly unaware of the clause in the
about neglecting to attend to POlrie beasts, when he on Den and the mbject of his addreas being," ys Petty Sessions on Monday, before W. Talbot, Esq., is nio.t impormt. Tiler.) is no qw•stion • wife c moot act regulations which forbids any offiaer from receiving
became exceedingly abusive, and in consequence was from a Pekoe Lamp., :__ Dr. Drew and J. B. Robins. Bum , a middle-aged for her linsbitud against his withoritr•-Mis Honour a•ked compliments or presents from officers or men. Tens
man nam'ed ireirill was brought up for begging on if Km Busby male attene I -Me Bogey reid-Na, far same rule applies in the case of Mr. Gran."-The
dismissed, the present clsim being for damages alleged
&undo night.-P.O. Spicer saw him go into the • long time previously to this she was fit for nothing. He objeeti to °OS ranei ' a testimonials is based
gal dismissal.- " The first rays from a prison lamp showed them that further stated she suffered from perelysis.-lir Kim/lake -"a sal "n•
to have been susteined through wrobeenja a
breach
of i
where Ise begged for copers When he upon the fact that thou below them may Mee is order
His Honour held that there had tbree-fourtbs of all the crime ba the oonetre came from
dentine-habits, which wee Mesiredr-se far uleet dolt was Beer Hotel, . • then croseeximinel Me Hemel) on : lir. u esior Ur Busby
d that eefen
ton the part of the plaintiff, all ' concerned-by the police name Remaly, M them:um wag alwilatad ie. girt te eoPPeee In 31- Piece were the next ear. Did you say to him you tboe.eat be was ato curry favour, while those who do not feel they ought
wise..
dant was justified cousequently in ditmissina hi= Hil of e week 118 women an be=ete Weeesainefer fotutd on him.-Prisoner denied that he wu begging, fool for taktng shares in the company I-Ne, sir ; I said to rio may be prevented from with-holding ountribu.
den --hir an
verdict would, therefore., be for &fen_ t• . pripa, ead a those kis hid to tholepin:Mien to sod eromoxamined the constable to show that the 'keeling to him shoat it.-Da you metn to pa, yee never dons, lest the absence of their names be unfavourably
told him you bad thread • cheque foe £4 I-No.-De merited,
engineer. of Dorchester. sued Me. Ldveiere, et drunkenness. The premeas of London oast Ist 021 I ...nn with wit= he wae taking celled oat to the
no_ Muukenness a gray that the man was not begging. -p.e. you mean to say that when your partner dame Tug Nog Rionfragu-pregions to the departure •of .
Tnraccriehinton, for 24 2s. 6d., whico was for repairing year ; but if Omega
N waste, and Cite Gluts teleht be pulleittowe' a thing mast the pertnershismudeee, you signed
the drum of an eogiae.-Mr. R. N. Howard a
rated ed
CI k MPH would suffice for all the priering4 the cheque and field nothing e, the 1-14th Prime of Wales' Regiment from Cowes,
I into an er mows son the eta's Hotel and be for titl -I
thong" Colonel Barry Drew, C. 8., had the honour of dining
there was no unplessentneas about it ; I did it in good
that drink was not a neceasttlivwlife by the fact thld lard te pay for hi: lodgings, saying he Wail a f.i111.-11r. Kloglake: The bank rent the receipt two daps with Her Mejesty, and in the eventing the officers o!
idorrattilaidain settlasdramot.-tgori tirievecilarimPal.-134 etiend2‘ant.oom. in itostlotta Ho OM obhitbills)
had been Improperly executed, eee meeeee linkers eta drink absoMmte_ =tinker, and bad been out of work for some sfs, wards : did you say nothing then I-T did not see the the lltterd Provided by thel regiment Yo•Otheene'lleule
plained that the repairs "-tied that is 'woo *ow, pnomor wstaeordoo thatre.abcdtt a quarter, 'Med
geltrted the
maintained that "-- ----ta d Add 1 e prisoners be had= month& es the Queen he was given enough to pay
n° In prison. and at once. recsioe-Was it not titer the first gall you sent the past, were presented to the Clasen • they were Captain
while on the other hand Mr. Tracy
ked op* for lee had under ble for his ledei but prisoner went to a sho and
deal with were not pie ise„,,,e,
_.._
__4 „,...,„ 1 . ---e•nge t. . . P mull-No, sir.-Do you mean to say you never had • weed Firman and Lieut. Crofton. Tie regiment arrived, as
complaint was made about the work at the time, and
elk Mee od bd. more and be war very insolent to the with your partner about taking these shares 1-1 never stated laet week, bringing witb them • pet fawn, a
Jot tor bap:owes.
thee the first he heard of it was when he went te ha_ve charge tgarrea..
_ritatewara._i Timai mohlawas
to, a
ban . .
~
theught about it till the allotment Pifer came.---11r ye
Kiwi** : I wish t o ask Kr. Mangold • quieten. Ws.. .. hilly
the amount seta/rd.-His Honour gave a Yard
bite
weed..
et hi%. west ea:47ttomehee bow dole they persons of
.woattahomia new% brd.-Prisener also attempted • ry pretty spotted animal. about 4ft. high, and called
sb e, declaring he said be was of the Band.' We are Informed that the
the defendant withq sad Joiner not a cabinet-maker. He also the 11100104 were wee into the b ink, did the hank give Maharajah Dhnle Bin k the animal to the
elf if gime
Court was, he said, that whereas the death-rate of Latices emiraged 111 per •
Lita.suffincieenth=st tedolaise. mistral Another red from the Pelson lamp wee tib. feet tO mt• i
1 000 that of the whole of the Loodoe primmer, wag mit sanrof the money found in hh pocket was lent him receipt. I -Mr. Mandeld . I took • motet from the bahk,
which 1 neted to Mr. Busby on the 12•. h or OUL-floe Colonel, who very generously offered it teethe band.
ill par 1,000. There Wm no suet Place fee kid Ws end by a fellow-shopmete, now on board the Wer,ripr, to Judy,: YOll PROM to have posted every document with The preeient was accepted, the band providing fore'
good health ea the of Malan& Mae were help taka him beck to Bristol, -The Bench 'sant him reelect to thie reilway.-Mr. Manfield: I had no clerk or a silver Gotha and two chains, by whir= " Billy 'is
eine miles or so on his way, with an order for s weistaat, and my sons were away at the eime.-Mr. led in front of the band by two lade drummer boys_
actually women witopeiX have been deed from drink' P...r•••"011, of this railway The company of the 14th who were left behind at
years ago. bot that ell got into Mike so ~- Week's food lodging, sad occupation at the °meaty
aorthhter.) Few Perim. were 16 the ?..eilreas jest bete", tows, the dhairman remarking that when be use out, _ n the, to Wii Me
rAriglgrita. compirstivelY. Re had la tro e• end" be would be all the nearer to Bristoi. Rainne: It is like.. all ttlusieLoth_er
4.exieruitncgelaihevidteneregeOftoth; 4 weeifnireerr th"neTearred
.., Joel", laii,ehoe wee Pa/Wawa arrived at Portland on Monday, oonsisting
of two cabers and 44 nen. The followieg are the
of that some years mo„ and was tote that people w
JR aoly War OS GITTING • CHILD $111•T.-IiIligabeth
spina up fog "is mod ttdnk at Chebtinee. "Ile* Registrar would be good enough to take the evidence of officers' names :-Oolonel F. W. Drew. 0.8., Idetor
werejowehe peewees
few aremukinageth Monter ttlitharistmesavf;
cattini• •hi.. Mfflisroariama. allateldtaeriliatroadMallan., Zreaasdaarnuloiat :bade
resiatefor terne: the woman. two or three questiona might be put to her, Sanders, Major A. Le Moeda., Csplain A. F. Dixoee
Om thing in the defendant's favour was quite clear; be Captain B, W. Firtam, Captais J. 'V. liegtillOrir
f.ew once of her child in a Reformatory SchooL-The child
tfhacetmnhemwwwheernerythetheine"l,lancatipath:alud:e"deaid naAot
narrated tha followthfi. Width he led tha ihilata;"""-
__.," bizln tbelieformalory odnee Oat. 30, IVA, and
days dont :- & • f,--' 'Pr 't hed himself sasationed the making of the to Mr• Ileeiteld• he WU acti.°l7 "Oard i ',totting share- RiChardson ' Captain W. s. Purl's, C
heroaliidenrkot iinn
Cerwo le
mbie,ll LeaplitaltiVen A.tv. 'enapt'aititt:edjgt. Ein4C11:1:1111:
..., . ..
"In New York City end Brooklyn about Viet= . elder possible, namely ed. • week ; but - had wonder teat his memory failed him with regard te the Robinflon. Lieut. Ferrier Lieut. Penne, Lieut. Lc.-
of old shove ere thrown away every year. Old s paot weeLlittle, and the child was sow soon money ;it was quite deer he did not get 44 in gold. and it
to be plentUul in the antler* wee ethool her term havrog nearly turned out that be was mistaken, and: ootdounding • TilitcHle Lieut. Iffills. Lieut. C. H. Con, Lieut.' J. H.
Dew warm They me plOnee Ite eel milligeen. lelik
. w Mated. -Defetidaist now offend to pay the oc other fact with WA-Alter • " few remarks' were. which Burke, Lieut. J. F. Lowry, limit G. Wenrys, Lieut.
Mr Kinglake was prevented freak turclenienting by hie Mitchell, Lieut. Pry, Lieut. Swan, Lieut. McAdam,
three purposes. All them tea maitletsirmenrd• ire „ sod 80.
within a
flak.
aad a.c....
patched, grearad. ha. nal sold te mew she -deed In stois Titl.___ , speech, the Judge saying that meet come at the end of the Lieut. A. C. Salmons in, Lieut. Crofton, Qiierter-
wares. Some persons woMeree shoe math mon then the an•u•-eupt. okery said. the defendant-la else, it was adjourned till next Coed, in order thee the mastee Kinet. Bandmaster G. Hatfield, Solgeante
hee de chil '
other, toed thaw tteMers Ise =eels for the lame evemethossh latetniateliff -- utifehterthTertZerte 12. Registrar might meanwhile take the evidence of Mrs. Kept Losidefe.Celotneftergeabt Cane ( um f
Nest. the those not worth peteldng ore ene isto. pleomre tie been fth Beebe. o the
'
Same Y. Henry Vootebulleer. who had paid implicit' n 16.4. Kr' 51c°411, (411°°r° thath lamb 3••
the ood bite are need for peening ether Mose, aid Mit --TM case wieadjoureed for is wev.
w bits are coaaverted into Jessales ruele„lg • lotadag=all wee gUMlNatied. tO Show cause why allotment, and lint call and aet Houck Iprsaldeet m the mess), Mr. zeroed
proems IIOSOWD only to the mansfacterese.• It is sees er „na ........d..,...• ..„ .I„._ =if ... e..,.._ third ealls.--Jodgratiet. for altrirdlW erroe a feardeeta ethentri), aaid me. lirocmg eloboolmaatere
are WWI& pure spirits and allowed te *Mad ear a few remi;•iyeeee7l74re;""waa""hr ;he
en; leer month.
weeks, and that the "menet fee surpassed had= " Sone n, Thomm Drayton.-Ditto.
made In the ordinary way. A numaferitarer ot -Defetsriaat_ %freed to pay Is. a week Same e W. J. Shilaon, fishmonger, who had not paid
eadep, dhOgrne the valseof his tessesesetered:ooldog date of tbs order.-The Mayor said it wee a_piey when either of the calls.- Debt admeetedeillelke 2d. ; tett'
at MAW/ dole. and that et lele raw sseterial ei sae. any mean were allowed to asounadate la Sham mem defendant said he andel not pay Move If. GI. • menth.--
Mated that *yeti ear he SNAP dem tube to dry ea or people could pay • skill* or two, white they The Judge : Donee !mit you are the possessor of •
loom 'hot eon losoalose, weth the mtdefttanielee that 00W sot pay larger sums, sad se a sonsermenoe tried valuable share. tiongbter.)-Mr. Kinglake : Your ships
the Wegnelet whe trtm endepeal sun throw the dens sod ee eeage paygestit...-Supi..Vidwry uhibt,fisd ee.dmae win take the ore wed stone away,-Judgment 5.. • month.
Into them nib" fr:twati. tog giu.E.,66 m. Marne quarterly, and could only ect upon the mole it George Oreld.-111 a month.
Wigeontents aroma on. Ms Sae Ile
. authority received from the Inspector of Reformatory Same e. John Jeans*, lodging-hens' keeper, who held
art tetrad) ordaug• =tar etrenfel Pero 0" trim eheree and had paid thing except the last can.
Imbue' le the DM og a lop goal. of 8000114 11h0 IW1•Ittli to deal as lenientlit =towable .Cl 9 11" et wee the ensount claimed, with C00t1..-Mr.
unties from white meth Or mem Me sand with a B with these people. . jraere sok he could only pay sa. a mettle -Mr. RiogWes :-
sugar or einem. Sometimes 750aBeent of
.reeedia Queinueeili Nweineouis, _ myths ,f,artaa, a Then I phalli ask I.s.order for_ LI a nionte.
What ii • time gems r. Samuel Stark who, Mr. Ringlake raid, was in
°Mr" this esrilL__A cull ei sew, wharaweeh married maw, who conducted Wall 'by no mesas a ref, large way of hoginews. (Lenghter.)-The amoune
see* iteteTrorovieraw beanies ya ewe, in crdelty hi- Cotirt. leee manmoned- by Prealeffieer,• a
ItAellf• claimed wam .C 6 13s. 9d. Mr. Stark sold lames and lamp
New goods imported in an mi- man of aarent,ty easy dirperftlon, for sassultios Min. eii.-ym Judge : There is a wonderful prepertrin • lamp ;
Tisses=rr me earect them& --Oomplital, who had the queetionseddreesed loadly Aladdin hod ortr.-7-114sodaat offered 114. IA a meeth. Be
the 101 tO him, said defmdant struck him a dozen blows or couldn't get any more lampe.-Order for 5•. • month.-
Mo Glover esd thole thethteolles together with mewl more is Ileowe home, end kneeiced doers the tibia.-- The Ju Ise r Itetrume. you have Ude peepoo*, °mow in.
ether highji intereeting anecdotes, merely to show A young girl named Emily Vallee' wee nailed to fLought-r.)-Mr. Kinelske : You get your Ilving easy.-
what peoele at owl think. Ele etmehlded a ausielT cocrobocate, ea was Wale attacked by Mee, Tutee's Deraneaos : I wish I In' lt as rattle as you do.
whet length_,L hot ewr7 Intereethig eddies", 07 tongue ; hot she seemed not a bid afraid of kir, aud Charlet.* Lock e. Henry White.-Claisn for Je3, lon'
eerseetly and aleetioastely inviting ell those who answered bac meartly beck. Ali eletconid sap for the damaging bedclothes, Or smelt .ffi. was pate into Court -
Plaintiff said the defendant came to hie room very meets
were inot tetal abstainer. tO heoeme so, lend 6190 tO plaintiff, isoligver, was Abet the wee at his house on intoxiceted 'ad spoilt her W.-4r. Hansa cross-
join the Good Templar Lode. Saturday night, and found defendant and her busbeed ermined the plaintiff air to de value of the bed. who Bald
Bro. 11. FPO; P.W.C.T., Of the " Dorchester" wow& M a very intoxicated Mate, and the men tried she gene le foe e pound of feathers at first, and added to
a vote of thanks to the gentlemen to knock her down. Sbe did not see the assault by then. from time to time, enskine up much more then
rbdotroTteiscally come toadies' them. defendant on the man, and Wag ordered down, to give twenty p mods. Deferident save her • shilling, hut she
This was seconded by Bro. Smut, W.S., of the way to the oomplainiva's wife.-idrs. Jane Beer, gam it to him Mak again: he also offerwl her 10e He
bed polo' 2.. a seek fee the lodgags. Defendest had
same lo4e_e who said last Saturday evening between nine and ten
Bro. B,
_Fool' dm ProPulted • vote of thluthli to ths 'howbeit* her bequeath her husband,when defendant's offered to p.y her LI lea. and take the bed, or A to leave
it. -A witness said Oda defendant lent 'a m
worthy Chairman. husband um tato their house drunk, and the woman he would not mind lookinn after A ff be „Inc t,,,.../
, Temperance melodies were sang at intern& Wes aftetwar‘ Www in mad 0 dewed e her husband._ Judgment fur lei., is saltioa IC lbw amount pied into
j. Palmy ably prodded at the plasm •• • - Asked what the quarrel was about, iirs. Beer said Court, without costs.
. last week Mr cleassedmiotlseedine was eut down, and John Cox o. Phillip+ was a elaim for 43 toe efoor soode-
- l Juigusent for plaintiff-10e • month.
mh she went to her landlord, Mr. Yenning, ahout it. and
be said Obey had ne right to do it. Ellie had put her Gude. Denning a Petrick Blseit.-Clai for fis. let,
for vegetables, being balance of Ll lis. 10d. to be
Re clothes on the fence, which was set op to part the two piii In two instdments.
.., and
them. , sad there was e quarrel about the tepee.-
gdtssettt mid all the " row " was about tbre old lierridge to. Wlettle.-la this cue an sward was read
that defendant Ahmed my for the baskets or returs them
two or
re, He lance, which pastl4, beloeged to them as well as the
them to flea"' 4°4 haltaag "410 Ob 3•• le. end she met in
Aess them ' calmly to etch her busbend.-The Meyer aka
mut. oar it there was any chance of either of these parties
sues) it taw tir ,*44/7110asd so the. tw* i beige
ast saiso sPh... el the mmt be theme
ptaa sit ' fla ! e mth-1/141 la Sloe
deelicett entehealli cesrlainly' Lthe
eheadn't Valhi,/ from the pities-Ms _ r Then
a amply
Mien w, teliflVL haato: t Illtglitaleti-fr• 12:5MIPICre
Om b.'s'
S. Hs batons* sbl2,_. • „meet be ...mann&
at his tis tido *psis ThoWootso taY*4)-0-tiail
them • over, her Mama ht Maine fteety in 115,that
dal bee she should keep the Naos for three mega --net*
wait les.' elLoaffenelag
era' mie fraM Illtd•Pdtel ImPUje twltal feweraT4nd
gth die
•iscl Mei dow. i Ogg should elimmagr for the fence We.
Ho 0 Shecosidenedle•W' oreadasegi my ha,
Moose 301rumndtbs' .st fitiV Theiethei
MAW
insittkia arthilM,-:rb
A, We • diAculty in
...• "NO* eilfiranll
O#7 AhniT id Hee
*him& Ila 10-.41 .41

liss•lisr. I

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THE KETCH RESULT.
, -wr
,
To lit Miser.
134,-1 bear the launchers at. the ketch ll•sql,t do set
sia 'still the sum at money offered to Omelet what
little they did in launching the book l,„ befall, in eye
witness, did not think any one expected any mussy ror
lanai:Mai except two, turat•iy, Robin Terry sae Remy
Prtters. for I as* them follow the beat off well, and a few
antler moo, to the ester's edge. for which I hots Vie/ Thl
be well 44, at I hear -there is po foe the Langehers,
!Nab ( ;Iliad lotto liver that siutitiff I offered. think
rerry an Petters Ought to have ao eat qi !Lit ay did
the work, and when I wee
_told' that "R. Ferry. Ben..
, ease lee *bat lewdU.ff was frightened. es. tig
lel'irtntlleuch the boat at &IL and norild sever have theugM
! be intsndeit t 1 have anything to ire with it. ' f t is an old
l' Watt i rad.'„lrtnrionlLVlA:Prtir.d Mellen: Vitroaars
Want avatars se the man wise risked thigh. ..Wm. .If those
iseven men had 'be vales of what they len the risk, via,
theirlivea,alilial would not be trip machos their denier was
great. Fr.m II o'clock till slnth i evening linosie mw sr.
in that vessel, none without hat or tort on, as wet and call
iti drown, I rate; then tp think that an old man, roost
worn oat: to want &estates.' the seen sea in the boat, ,
I should tske him lobe out of his mind So I hove tho
Dien who Went elf la the boat wlerseitive the inglisf, theY
In my opinion, being the rightful owners. like money
Vs. I understand, sent to be equally &Sided einenippl
throw seven men. and those only.
I also hear theirlioat was lost off the Bill of Portland by
a heavy sea etrikinie her, and they valued hee in .ac,
',woo ~,e gia more than Otay give for it !oven or glint
Letratoliz y4unaigirth,ey
Lissy' done very well out of the
4 raliND TO Tam isionli.,.
Focus', illsie 1881.

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