The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1873.

SWIM AltD 006•111111•WOMA —lt will be WWI by our
advertising Weans that a @aro • and con' ra Jun hi 14
be held la the Cern Etch...onoT !,, nest on
behalf of the School of Art in iii. t•,en. Al', obother
they have or hero not • previous intcreat 1., the ach‘rol,
will, we think, Ind sufficient in the wove. of ...nu...
• meat annonneed to provide thin with a pleasant
' evening of instraetion and erjoy To•r.t. anlioioe pro-
grammes will not he hazed not.l the *seeing It.. It, hot
,w. 110 a that there I, to be • ...Nos auletiat or iro,al and
instrumental music, under the dirootion of Mr. It
: Smith. • lee:dire he Mr. Reckin.o.er hi the Sante" •,-.1
Art department, Kensingtou, re•isons by the H.. W.
• Barnes (from Ins Dorset poems) 11;•. It liverwt
, and other., and an rabibason of rwturoe sod Ca• I md,..11,
which have been alroady pe ono • 1.7 R B. Sh••riden
! H. N. Middleton 6 g., W. 0. Brymer grg . J. V.
D. Lair no. Sen. B. L. Watohni and other
entleniso. Among thee" promieed are paintings by
Carlo Dole., Elhatith, Kneller, S. Corner, Sir
1.41,11000, and Solomon,. Dr. ti..llis, of the County
Hapitai, has promi9ed to exhibit some excellent
microwaves. We hope very much to eee • good atten-
donee, es the whole of the arrangentento and of the
soarer of an asenteat have been provided by ant voluntary
effort" of private individual cos behalf of the
god of the tows, and.. Cannot but Wove that it
woold be better for the town if share were more fre-
quent opportunities for snob gatherings,
A GOLD Warns Nraaton HANDL—At the
Borough Pollos-000rt on Tiatroday, two strangers who
gave the name of Henry and Helra Neal (man and wife),
and balling from Leeds, were bronghi before Mr. John
Bishop. °homed with bane in possession of a gold
watch and other artiales of jewellery, and not being
able to give • satisfactory ezplaostiolo thereof. On
Wednesday night they offered for sale to Mr. Btrfoot,
watchmaker, an olddeihioaed seal pleading poverty;
and then a gold watch, which was worth £ll. Their
I oondatit area suspicions, sod Mr. Barfoot informed the
police who found the prisoners at the White Hart tar;
singing for rappers. They sad they come from Bland-
ford and denied having a watch. They were taken to
the look-np, alter some attempt to " bamboozle" the
• ofEoer ; on the man were found a pin, locket, and ring.
! The female banded • watch to Supt. Coward, saying it
washer owe property and "a family relic," Tito watch
was an English laver, 18-oarat gold, maker's name Jobb
Leach, lioir.sey, sod the number, 1903, being tapped
! and jewelled. The female was searched, sad on her
were found • gold seal, • brooch, two pairs of earrings,
a gold keeper, a wedding ring, • fancy ring, end • pin•
She wee wearing the three rings, and had 7t. worth of
silver and 10d. In coppers, altueogh at the Whir• 11. rt
they had preteoded to Lime only 94. The prisoner,
ware remanded so that the pease alight Institute
, inquirlea.
Crammer) TO ram Dow? Conarr Palace.
Assizes Henry Triad. stealing corn it Wieterborne
Whisraburoh. Bard Lacer Bourke G. Edema,
assault at Portland Road.; Charles Andrew', poaching
at Wiroborne,2 calendar mouths each: George Walker,
and John Jottuson, miabehtvioir In Wimborne Union;
Riehard Jackson, Cbristaio Frederickson, arid John
Sunderwell, refusing to proceed to Sae at Weymouth,
8 tweaks each; John Murphy, Jamas Janet, and John
Newman, rtiebeharicetr in Shitrhorne Union ; John
Hook, poaching at Tarneorth ; Elizabeth Look, drunk,
ke.. at Bridport ; Etter Knight, breaking window, at
Bridged ; John Saves, stealing meat at Maiden
Newton; Noah Panty, drunk and riotous at Handier;
Wary Kelley, vagrancy at Wriym 'nth ; I calendar
month each; James Frederick Dare. stealing • towel
at Etridport, 1 oolongs., month. and 3 years to in Re-
formatory school ; Juane Ballard, and Thomas Well-
'teed, *nitres/dna an "es at Wareham ; John O'Connor,
vagrancy at Portland' Robert Thoroor, assault at
Weymouth, 21 days each • Henry Stevens, lima.' fee-
vies at Dewey ; John Harks, vagrancy at 1401 e Regis ;
James Graham, breaking windows at Wareham, 14
days' each' Levi Whittle, stealing brandy at Malden
Newton, Frederick Coward.dronk,lka, at Fordingt on ;
Harbert Paul, drunk at Portland; George Cutler,
damaging trees at Whaboros, 7 days' each. imprant•
stati: Albert Hallett. and Samuel James, steeling
woos at 4me Regis, 1 Wander month, and 2 years
In • Reformatory whorl "Ater examination :
Hoary Neale, and Ellen Neale, h.ririg in their poste'.
Con • rapposed stolen watch at Dorchester; Jame"
Kellaway, obtaining money by fast pret•nrme at Ever
shot.

--Vionnala NMI'S lirefirtrre.—The eighteenth annual ,
meeting well held oa Wednesday even*, when the
following report ems presented and adopted :--" In
conoledlng another year, there is little to eall for soy
special remark. except that the hope expressed be the :
sommittee in their It year's report, that the wen.. ,
then existing against the treasurer would by this time
woe, has not been realised. but, on the oontrary, that ,
delleknoy hag been aornowhst Inereued. 81.111, uit
boa arisen from • Ices of miserly £5 on two lectures, and
of about £2 more from the lisereued consumption and
prise of gm, the matter is easily explained. The SOW!
mitt.gret to report the loss by onnoval of thew
honorary members during the year, and that only es e
hes bun added in their room. The number of Tam ee
issued from the library for home-reedit*lons loss 7' zg.
which have been supplied to 78 inembere. The /
number of member, at the present time (laelr „Hot
heeermy members) is 108. A desire having horn
expressed by the members for some meatus of I muse.
mut during the winter evenings, the socunittr • gave
the subject their beet oondderetion, erare.4 leet to
place ate committee room at their diernma. and ,
tarnish it with • bagatelle board. 0p,n1.1,611 „maid.
that the whole expense of pn.ohem. inn. iliould fall
Upon the members tbelmeilw.e, sad mot rot the fund. of
Wanton and (rise.. Is having
liberally the I a Attu ie. Many
olitworib'd *cum& this object, a good board
boo been Preeidod. and th.. room is well sine ,nded. The
erneinitio• bee respectfully to present Voeir sincere
then" to 031" oil Strut and the heoorarr, members, for
their eeeti...tuerl and valued assistenee." The fluanoial
tett_ shoved the year warn begun will an adverse
",,,,,"•'.os of £7 10s. 100., and it now amounts to
• 15s. ld. Mr. O. Plummer woe elute I treasurer in
see room of Mr. W. J. W. Pike, whose ewe time is
fully oompied with the dodge incidental to his off oes
amongst the Oddfellows ; and the oommlttee were re-
started with Mr. Bunting in the room of Mr. Plommer
promoted.
FaMITITT AT Tgl Wol.couiz. The annual
Mimosas troe, • lth its attendant festivities, took plue
at the Caicos honee Mat Wednesday evening, thanks to
the kindness of many friuds, amongst whom we may
name Mr. J. Ploy'', M.P., Mr. Williams, Mr. Tistretou,
Yr. Can. Byksa, Mrs. and the Kiwi Coombe, Mrs. sod
Mies Inman, Kr. and Mrs. A. Spicer, and others who
were present at the proosediep, including, the Rev. H-
T. Multaw (chaplain) and family. Mr. N. gensou, Mrs.
and Kies Howe, Mrs. Haul, Mr. and Mrs. Hogg, Miss
Jacobs, Mr. T. Bishop, Mr. J. Emma, Ito. The inmates
of the poorhouse number 70, made up of 13 old men.
24 women 12 boys, 15 girl', sold Infante. A good
tea was provided for all, with • bountiful supply of
excellent cake, which all ehj led musingly, yet there
wee more than sufficient ; but the ohief delight was the
Christmas tree, whieh stretched from floor to smiling, !
and whose boughs spread out all around with the weight I
of the &Weise—about • thousand I—hung upon them.
Toys and all Dorn of maiming trifles were interspersed !
with really useful artieles—a patrol good woollen glow
for each °Mid, with erogrours, handkerchiefs, ke. The
nu was lighted with innumerable wag tapers, and had
quite • Wry-like appearanoe, mach delighting the
yonageters, while their plume was as gratifying u
anything °saki be to thevidtoirs. Mr. end Mrs. Corea,
the experieneed make aad matron, had taken great
peens in preparing the treat' and if long service and
devotion to the work are any recommendation in the
ayes of the Poor Law Board, we shall expect to beer,
and be right glad, of Yr. Corea getting an Inspector-
WO or •0010 superior appointment. After •
feast of admiration, the eitildrea enjoyed the farther
tre of realleetioo, the friends present amiatingan
art obi the fruit of this wonder( al tree. All the
child:: an bad gaits • heap of gay things, which foz bonze
days to emu will provide material for emereisisor their
Mon Anywise' and destruotiverm a• well Se other
ththr sot" made to be broken. Everybody come in
for 1. share, and one of the old miteriLvtiag a ousume
eon qua, amused the company by g up an " Three-
fiall end Joik," or some other romosisd-taged twiebrity
of 1 syegocie days. The schoolmistress had taught the
children • number of little ditties, Wolves, he., and
the ee they Bang from time to time with heart and vole&
Be .1 all them pluming mom some to an end, so In due
th neater singing the "National &allure " end sheerg
everybody, the happy party wont off to their
r• months rooms, but no doubt the evening's amou-
r cent will long be • bright spot in their remembrance.
Ootlirrf Perri hmselfmt, llettirdors—Bolors Mr. L
Two* (chairman), and Mr. (7. ChUrehill.
/OW 11d4zrog. a young man, wee oltarged with
.obtaining • soureign by • (else premium from Mr.
William Wallows, farmer, of Erershot, Dee. 18.
; Prisoner west to him and asked him to be kind
*enough to lend Mr. Legg, of Corsoombe, • sovereign,
:ai hews, short of s et for • lot of Wyse he had bought.
' Believing the We was true, he sent the man to his
t "llamas" for • pound, and he later told Mr. Wdleeau

he'd got 'an.
limenswied to geol for a week for the sato/Wawa of
Kr. Wellman se a whams. _
_

Garr !acre, landlord of the Bell Mu Stratton,
• IFIMI brouOt up on remand from Setarday
Supt. Hare stated that on Friday week he writ to
• the Bull, Stratton, and found Short Inn very excited
irate, and dangerous to be at lame sohe took him into
•netody. Sew • child between six Ited sera year of
age with went wounds on the fain, and mother with
bruises on the arms, all of whir be wee told was In-
- aired by him. Mn. Short had been driven from the
rime, brag afraid to remain. Fred her at her
mother's at Wraoklisford. Mr. Ord. euraeon, examined
Short, and found him selering from delirium inner.
The doctor bad been to the bore the muse morning,
but had some one to go Into the bore with him ea he
was afraid to go alone. Did not believe Short would
have ilium, his wife and ohildren if he had known
what he was about.
_

direekod the wife to be welled. In
reply to tbeir quomiano. she Mated that die went away
to bur mother'. on Monday week, but trout to me the
eibildren bolos a day.
Why did you Imve on Friday?
I don't Trish to my. When bee had • little drink be
getortmited—a very little dom it. At other times be
is the but of husbands sad When.
. . . .

Whoa biTisis du; stab; an —lon in Will lent of

I like to got out ot bio way.
Bet oro you in bodily toot booosso wo omit do say -
Vies Woo you am
rwi not Is bodily toar—bat I think &11 got quieter
iI Wilda aka.

c. ?sores told Short It was a very panto' thing for
him to be brought up in this way. If be kept clear of
drink he would not get into that stata Continuant,'
In his present eourse oould only end in one way, there-
fore be urged him to abstain, If his wife bad spoken
out they should have bound hias Otef to keep the pesos
for twelve 01001118. AA she would not say she wu in
bodily her, he must be clioshargerL They hoped It
wonld be a warning to him. If baked beim in his
proper sepses titsy /mold nos think be would have meted
as he had done. Lis woo discharged.
A tramp named Joke flymoads, evidently an
toms, was brought up ler steeling part of • ham Imioug-
lag to Yr. Ndward Chilnott, of Maiden Newton.
On Thursday morning Jams Basler saw prisoner go
Into Obilaott's house and mune oat with annething
WWI& MN ocat. Us told one of tbo of the servants
!Lary Dunford—who oilseed • pima° of ham else had
last brought from the dialog room. P.S. Skillman was
informed sod watt it, pursuit. At Wynford he found
prisoner had shared the horn with Charlie Paddeek and I
auetbor man working by the 'idea the wad: Ind &S

• , st Teller he found the Irishman with the has
twee le ,Is p.okt. Mre. DeLfu, I iqe w"
shout 4th. iirt:en It wag taken, and dm thought the
relies Paddock pro itiosd in a paper some of it. asked
solo its valise, she said—you hoes., sir, bare Is very
dear. Well, t,MA Mr. Pearce, don's make the most of
It; and she put it at 10d. • pound.
It seemed prisoner bad only Dome out of gaol the
provions day. Yes, he exelMmed, bat Dot for felony,
)onr h .nor—only an tumult (it 'wan sad on the
pollee, f..r which he hal two months )
Re woe no sentmmed to • month's hard labour, and
warned to do better for the future.
Thank you, -dr, I'm an old soldier; and it's the first
tinat Tv, hoe., it% for 'heft.
Leti Waittir, shmtnaker, of Chilfrome, WM charged
with ttgaiind brandy from the publlchoom kept by Mr.
Travers, Maiden Newton.
It emoted prisoner went in and called for • glass of
beer, god then this landlord going out, be pi eked up •
isoti• water bottle and filled it from • brandy jar' and
likewise put matelot° his host. Returning the lend•
lord found the brandy tap dropping, the prisoner
becoming drunk, end brandy lenkinglalso from his mat
praket into which he bad put the stolen brandy
without corking the Lottle. He wee handed Over to
P.S.
The landlord said be dlln't want to hart Min. nod
the magistrates sentenced palmist to • woo th's hard
Isbnur. _ •

John Tkowpcm. formerly of Putiohno•cle, wa•
brought up under a warrant 'bawl Oct. 6, lea on an
information °harking him aud soother 111,411 naincod
Walbrlige with treopusing In eft:eh of game on land
at Trinterborne Steeplobo, on the 30th of September
in that year.
The magistrates seemed disposed to climbs this eau
at once, entuildering that the length of time which had
elapsed should bar prowsedings Ilk. th. "'statute of
liroltatioac i " But t was statod by So pt. liar* that
owing to the lapse of time the witnr lea could not
idsntilly him.
Ile wu thereupon disobuged, and t old not to go
pushing again.
Prisoner: lue brought here quite lane out.
Mr. Peer..: Well, don't get Into a sto to of suspidon
again.
Potion.,: I have been detained In prisoner four
digs, and who's t, recompense me? Wr .o?
Fla left this ceurt grumbling.
It seemed he was apprehrmdel at IMondford in the
cutup part of the county.
Rosman PITT! Saittorm, 11001ay.7-Brifore the
Mayor (Mr. G. J. G. Gregory), Dr. 4.ldrWge. rind Mr.
J. Mbar.

0411 TEIIIII ZS • PRIVATII ?kart AT Al MOM?
Mr. Frost of thee Lug's Ansa h deg, was summoned
for unlawfully keeping open Is is boom for other
pureness thaa tho reemptioe of trr, medlars.
P.S. Mlseb.fl mid: I was r.a duty in High &st-
igma, on the 30th Deeembe r et nalf-owst eleven
o'elook. I saw th, front &me of the King's Arras
hotel. oeeu. " Bodo" came out, and looked up at the
town elook, and went bar kg and shut the door.
I board mode and dandier talk on in the side room
near the, yard. Went lot( the yard. and thfonfill the
winde`e goo from 10 to 'l5 maples stood up dimming.
Wont ronod to the beak door, that was open.
id:"'kod fa to oaf if 1 or od4 see Kr. Frost, but 000.14
not. Saw a servant, aid looked him if Kr. Frost had
"got the bur. Her aid he believed he hod. About
a quarter to 12 went in at the back door, and caw Mr.
Irinst in tit • tasingo- Aelted hint if be had got the
hour to keep open t ill 13, and he said "No ;itls my
servant's • pony nod strictly private ; I • Model not
think of a eking for the hour for that. "They ere a
little late ," he "as it takes some little time to
ober out." He w.ked mail I should like bottles
ellostable in and have anything to drink, I gad no. At
that tic as there were einem or eight noon's, gOrne
'maks. • standing nand the her outside. I left then,
*no te• et round into the front Argot. Somebody
Wooed the door, nh persona came out, and went
down 'ln street. 5, ne wept in to Parcniter'.. I know
woven A Dorchester po ople of the party, Including a
man tamed Carter, T albot the poems°. and other'.
Whoo I was loads the boom the bar window wee up,
and two (emotes talking to these outside.
Dr. Aid ridge Ton atw nothing served ?
%Fitness : -No.
I.:rocsevaraited: Tim front door WWI open Jest as the
ol•ook dna* half .pent eleven.
Mr.L Tas Poet: The door w closed long before then.
ele• " cote" wet at tile door that waiting for the
partite , to go oat.
es examination seatintuid : It had just gone 12
the six pereoss left. At 11 30 the front door
aPf eared in be wide open. He did not see any one
r in.
Kr. Slowedl said it would be no °Memo if the home
were closed at 11, for • roan to come out and look at the
°look and shut the door again.
Witness : When he welt into the yard there we.•
some carriages ad the ostler apparently engaged
putting bones to them. 'fhe six who went out were
four lodise and two gentlemen; ono went in at Mrs.
Parasite's, and another craned and wool tutu Mr.
Romeev's.
Front rid for many year. their gorrenta had
inlayed the privilege of having • little bell at Christ-
ma., aid It an. held on this night in question. Each I
one was allowed to Mato a friend, Lad thooe were no '
doubt the parties Mitchell said be saw thine, inoopt •
•few friends, young ladies of Dorchester whom his
daughter invited to join with the party. These made
up ten or twelves and it wadi some of them Mitchell saw
is the hall, opposite the stairs. waiting for the others
who bad gone up to put on thir things before goiog
out. The book door woe owes is conequenee of their
being cerriaares in the yard to in into the oouatry.
But he was gait* clear that the front door wee shut
Nem upon deem o'alook, for he saw it dons himself;
and, as to anything being sold, he denied the charge
altogether. Mr. Esau and Mr. Edwards were in the
safe room, and so long as there was anybody about
they could not otos* the bar; but he was prepared to
prove that there was nothing sold in the hones after be
might say ten o'clock enema to motlemen staylog Mere.
Mr. Symonds You may sell any witnesses.
Mr. Frost: I'm not going to do that; I thought it
snob • trifling affair as to be uncemeou7. All my
business premises were dosed • Inept the halt door ' • and
there le nothing in the Act to compel me to aint my
door.
Mr. Symooda : I think there Is. You are toeloes
your premien,. and how yen can do that without abutt-
ing the doors I awl tell.
Kr. Frost said very often the 'bus did not mine back
till after eleven, sad then the men mart some is to
deliver up the money, &a Sorely It a polionniut use
the door so open I am not liable to be summoned.
Kr. Symonds:l con only say that hard as it may be,
that is what the law gays.
Mr. Frost: The polioemen saw parties leaning, not
entering.
In farther ocinveraation, this Town Clerk pointed out
that as all the premises are Seemed, a realms cannot
have • dinner party and allow perm°, to remain rafter
11,ior at aoy quota play whist.
Mr. Frost said at the time of the Hank Ball his house
and yard were filled with peoplo who had come to it
and their servant., and he mold not aloes his hones.
Mr. Symonds: Theo you moat oendemend to Gime
here and eak for an order. There woe • case decided
quite recently einallu to this, and it was lad down the
bones must be cleared under the cloak. If the
magistratu detonated to monist, be should advise
' them to cresol him a saes that b. might take It to the
Court of Queen's Beach: be should be uncommonly
glad to rota &molded.
Mr. Frost said he bad • notable of oases in reform°,
to the matter.
' Mr. .Byomods :No doubt I have seen them ell ; I
keep then.
' Kr. Frost mecitiooed the ease of Mr. Boarlatt having
orivato diluter party at an inn at Taunton, and being
summoned, when the charm was diiimisted.
Mr. Symonds replied that he never heard that the
opinion of one bouoh of magistrate. W 46 to oontrol
soother: the opinions of a superior mart probably
' would. Before one of the London magistratee
the week before hat thine wee • similar ease to this,
an 4 Mr. Beesley, the eoruasel, wag engaged In It.
P.B, Mitchell was mailed and asked by Mr. Bishop,
if ha was quit* sate the front door was open &her
slaves o'clock. _ _

Th-el-1-:-Yee; the light shone out of the door mil the
way up the street The boots looked out at the dock.
went In sod shut the door sod turned down the light.
Mr. Yrort said It tau Mooed at eleven, end the boots
had to open it to look oat. The Act any, soy house
shall not be open "for the ails " ha. lean swear 11000
of the party paid for • farthlnes-worth that night.
Mr. Symonds said he supposed the " exposure for
sae" was the mune then as at soy other time. A
person going at nine for • glass of grog would hays to
sell for It.

Hairy Way, waiter at the bora, rid Mr. Frod gave
• ball to the servento on th• night in question, and •
very Molly party they had -(laughter).
Mr. Symonds : No doubt.
Wither : Mr. Frost end•avoured to rake ns all es
...r.rtstg... ha mold. I'd eirar lb. trout door wee
dosed twtwees five and ben minors afro U. and I did
not as. it opened agar afterwards- No one of the
party paid for anytking--It was all given. Kr. Evans
aod Kr. Edwards were staying In th• house. Don't
know whether any one was la th• hour who bad •
carriage in the yard : the ostler oan tell you about
that . .

After • little consideration, the Mayor saki the =via.
butes had oonsidered the *see. and there appeared to be
ems little doubt about it. The waiter swore positively
the house was aimed within live or the minutes of 11,
and the polleemm was not quite positive whether the
dear was wide open Or not. Choy would therefore give
Mr. Frost thee benefit of the doubt, sad dismiss the
cue; but they wiahed hies to understand that the
Ming's Anne must be dosed at 11 oleioek just ea the
awdlsat publie-houns in the barot!gh.

Mr. FrO4 : That 1 ant avant or
Mr. mynoode said it wt. not De...tag to prove a
sale. Ft. Aot csarl—" All premiss la which any In-
to:Walk:is liquors an *old, or expand for sale by r.tad,
sball be actiod,"
Mr. Frost: Dose that imply that lf I have • friend
in the house ha Is bound to les.. at 11 o'clock?

Mr. Pp:toads : Tb• Court of Quiton's Bonen h•• hold
that • msu Wont' • glass of grog &min before 1111 to
to all rod • reasonable finis to finish it.

Mr. Frost: I might have porapa talkiag Midmost
with me.

Mr. Symonds : Any pinion found on
premises daring prohibited hoar. la prima feels liable.
Mr. Frost: if snob • one *hos to say I shall hove s
bed in your house I
Mr. Sgoinoods : We won't discus possibilities. The
time is not yet come when we are oidered to bed at
eight o'clock, but Pin not sure that it is not °outing
(letslghter). . .

,
Mr. Frost: We are drawing olose nom it now. You
gentlemen are all pretty well aware I should not Mal;
to break tie law.

Dr. Aldridge : We don't think thst for nosiest.
Ye Frost: If I have party of friends to sit down
with me, I think it is right I .bold tom some way of
lotting them out ; I should not like to be obliged to
put theta through the vriudow—(lsighter).
Mr. Brom& saki all persons then atom hours won
swine facie &W...
Mr. Frost: Is that you wore routing Just now in the
Lit?

—Mr. Symonds: Certdoly ; the 24tit sselkos. The
ether day. man was fined for beans dnuik in his own
Lou.., sad It h diMsult to tell what the hot does not

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4;.roet rid be did not wig' to infringe tb• lalrt
but to do whet MN Wedmore and respectable.

Mr. Symms& said tbg say wren bead so Hoopmed
Prostieu elnring the hoer. tenon ttey ear• •Iln I,w
recleaned to be oloeo',ll-dius he utltfic a tie 111.1.1. tis
Pu •a• la. ions•te„ • ..rvaot. or a I,..hcer ou such pre-
neUes, at was • bead Ade tr•veller, or ..tberwite .net his
pretence there wan no in 0017480.1.000 of It. ',rant
clone at tho Act, wu liable Li a pollety eXO•ediol/
113 W a peronn found on pletni•ea wee to eeesiNy
the court that he wee not there in untravention of the
provieione of she Aoa, be cold I no, acid. At the Giort
tenet supper be was hien ielf carried to doer out tartars
11 o'cLask, because ho elsonld not have ifid to be
bound to advue the magistrates to no. banned.
So tho oaso Came to an end; the question whether •
landlord can have a priv•te parti in fit. bowie after 11
o'c:ocle reusing undecided.