The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1872.

finuunall Fternaars--0a listen* afternoon last, a
military funeral proceeded %mask tit. Thomas-dram
to the °amatory. The petty et soldiers sesompasyb4
It membered 39, including sine of the bead, and four
Akers, and the shako Lad amootrements were placed
on the vehicle oontalaiag the coffin. The deemed was
named Bryan Me. Nally, a private in lb. 77th, aged 36,
who died of disease of the brain. Be mare eel of
Gloucester chapel 11l on the Sunday night previous. and
died in Merman. el the week, lie wag a native of
Ireland, and was married.
Tie Tarn 01 me Cosmos a= ltariffantiT Samos&
Itiaes the season has came mood again for sailors who
bays meshed their adrenal &Mee to refuse to serve
out their voyage; sod be mat to prison,
cansiderable sympathy has bees expressed for
the sailors, and.. tie idea that their oomphaote
are likely to be well grounded. The fate of lb* Corinell
has bees sole and again mentioned se a reason why
should panes before seuding to prima
ses ogirris who object to their ship. It will be
remembered that, Liter several parties of gallon
had refused to troth, and had bees sent to prison, the
Ooringa it last got a crew, sailed, and was abandoned.
But we are informed on high authority, which we
believe will be eupported by those Weymouth and
Portland men who sailed In the veasel, that it was not
the fault of the Casings that she was ahaadoood, ter
that she, through her *was mad. wary little water
indeed. But the reason la 'tiled so be that anger holes
were repeatedly Nand to have bee. made I. her,
through which she let in the water to a dangerom
extent. On.. an auger wee dimovered by the side of a
neely.mede hole, showing that the reseal was not
fairly dealt with. Ultimately eler was itbeadoned ; but
this by no means shows that the magistrates were
°disturbs than perfectly right in punishing them who
missed to premed to sim
illormuoa Pnrrr liassioig Satarday.—Before Mr. J
elling, and Dr. J. Draw.

corpsCcx, dram miler, was brought up for
being drunk sod seasmiting P.C. Cooper is the ezeratiao
of his duty in High-eked.
Tbe decidable said that last night @twirl, they eight
he woe as duty I. Righ-etteet. Wooded was there
making • very grad seise, mining dad swearing at
every one, s.d otlimg them illtny names. HA ordered
hint to demist, sad go about his badness, but he refused
to de eo, end etres whams eppreneerted him, defendant
began kicking his lege, straggling, end redsting very
much, to that it was as much as he Dodd do to get him
both, it &Um.

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The Magietrates said his Iwo was familiar to them.
Prisoner appeared to be very humble, and said he
was very sorry for what he bad don.; be knew he had
been there before, and oould not get oil withoet some
Imp risonment ; but he hoped the magistrates would
make it as tight se possible. If they would twig deal
with him lightly, he would tern a testelstler, leave the
town, and saver some bask legal&
Supt. Viekery said that was always Oon's ery, On
the Sunday before the 9th of November, he was led up
on a similar aerie, and then promised that if he were
Let go, be would leave the town, and never return. He
(the Supt) let him go, sad shortly after he was back
441,10.
Notepad to 14 days' hard labour, and threateeed
that if he same before the Weymouth beach satin, he
would be more severely dealt with.

COUNTY COURT.

BarnaAr.-13elore T. Z. P. LII7IOT, Esq., Judo.
Then were 61 now mass, 2 adjottrussota, 7 i edit.
mast rawsesims.

Carter a. Bestobley was a claim by Mr. OW Outer,
draw, of Si. Nary-street, Weymouth, far £4 11s. At
for good. soppliad to defendant whisk. was sub.
Now &Rip Inn, some years ago. likistehley did not
appear, Iming at the Wiwi. prisos,elmire B. had carved
thes weeks out of a 40-dars' seatecite, for non-payment
of a debt doe to Mr. Colbott, iroo-foonder, be, arid for
whisk Kr. Collett obtained judgment at the last Court.
—The Reglatraes clerk .5.5.4 15.5 Sketahley obatinately
refused to pay; this asausglr of the Perused Biome
Company (Limited) Hr. Short, would hare paid, but
likerohley would sot allow blm.—His Honour said be
could not punish • man by law, for not appearing,
wben It was the adios of the law itself that kept him
away.—lt well Mated that Eiketohley was a valuable
servant to the Portland Atom Coropaoy, and Hwy would
be glad to hare his sorrier now.-114. Carter premed
for an order, as ilketehley had kept shy of him at
Bristol and other plows, sod he could not Sad
our..—The Registrar stated that mom* years ago, lb.
defendant made a composition with his oralltora —lt
did not sprier that Hr. Carter wait party to this com-
position, sad elle sane was adjourned.

YaISON Winn AGAIN.
Debora's r. liolnies.-01aluz by • grapey of Port Mad
&mime • warder of Portland Prison for St fc.—Da-
fecidaat disputed £2, which be said Mr. Osborne had
no bosimes to load to his wife without hie kmowledge.
Unless his (dedesdant'e) mactiou had boom gives to this
lose, he ought not to bars to pay —Mrs. Oshtemo,
who proved the debt, stated that if her husband had
lent Mrs. Holm.' the £2 without defendsat's knowing
It, it was to prevent the goods being seised by an
execution for • debt lacarret before defeadant *sate to
Portland. The execution had been put in, and the wife
who was a Terf booed, hart-working woman, west
round to her Mood., and raised all the money axonal
about £2, and she toid Mr. Osborne that if she mold
not get that a more, her goods mast go.—The Judge
remarked that if the money were lect to stay as execs.
tion ou defendant's goods, is did not bemuse bun to
object to the loan.—Detoodant persisted that he did
not know of the money Wog lent his wife. —The Jodie
asked him if there rio an exmation which he ad.
milted, and hew it was got rid of I—Defendaat
said he got part of the ,noway, and it warn
partly got by his wde.—The Judge odd he moat
bring his wife thdre to give evicts:me. Defendant
said he and his wife would sot be sway together; It
was most difficutli for himself to be awry. He would
rather give up the £2 than have to Wag his wife sad
himself together to the Coart—Mrs. Osborne said she
did not want defendant to give it up; as he had said it
was mot right, she wished it 13 be gone into, that the
right might be proved. —The Judge itnald not under-
stand bow it was that warders got Into debt a, fre-
quently. They were well sod regaled, paid, and yet
they were eonstantly getting into debt.—Defendmt
said Portland was • vary it:peones plan', and some of
the warders had good pensions, but ha had not—lt
mimed that defendant would not bring his wife as
witness with hins.--Ja4meat for plaintiff 101. • month.
Parry v. Organ.— for 1:2 17a. 31. by • draper
of tide town.—Mr. Howard mowed ia this ems, sad
said be had to make an appliatation with regard to dm
mink* of the summons. It was • foreign werviee ; the
defendant said jhe was a bombast tam, sad he setae
here for • few days, and them went away and avo4de4
esrwtoe, laying he had been as sen.-1114. Stryde, the
Registrar's clerk, end defendant worn not • btutbost
aim' bat his wife was • bamboat wootha.—Mr. Howard
said that showed what • dodge defendaat's madam wee.
—The Judge mid the only thing to meet the rose was
to prove that dahndsat bad bees seen at home ether
La. summons was earved.—Mr. Howard knew of •
parson who had been served in the same way, bat who
eneseeded brionase he had • nephew le the town where
defendant raided, who let the bailiff know bow to
catch defendant. —The waft wee then adjourned for
the appearaom of Mr. Lockwood, who was east for.—
Kr. Lockwood mid he had had the defendeat summoned
before and the return to the =MOM mu modently
that be was "at ass." Hamm had Unwell been to
the town, and found that the man was met employed
in any seagoing vessel, bat by the Reetrki Telegraph
Coeistruation and Maintemace Company. —The Judge:
He tried to put the court at lea —(iaughter). 111 take
that aerates. —An assistant of Mrs. Porgy's was called th
prove the debt; bat it appeared that it was Mrs. Panay
who actually sold the goods, ant the am was Apia
adjoarmed for her appearame. dm was mat for, and
proved the delivery.—J idgmeat for plalnliff.—Mr.
Howard said the defendant and hie wife were very well
off, end fee Judge ordered that Cl be paid in a fort-
might, sad the rest in two monthly lastalimmots.
aorta v. Mbel arm a dale by Mr.
Short% egahiet the defendaat, baker, of Wey•
mouth, for Cl 4 12a—Mr. Howard Meted that dates-
drum had foaled it neoemary to Ile his petition, sad his
(Mr. Howard's) clerk had proceeded to Dorchester for
the purpose. • reMralaing order woad be isemed,
staying theme promethip, and he ammasted that Mr.
Short° should withdraw, is order to save the
beating
fee, which was eoniidersole, and whiah the Judge had
so power to order to be refonded.—rho Judge said
U plaintiff proceeded with the oass, it would be throw-
lag good money away,—Mr. Shorty therefore with-
drew. _

ilikotaisy v. Moon. Claim for 15a 14.
Defoadatit'a wilo appeared, .id raid she did
oot ow* oo much by b.; but it was azpialaed that to
try themes would oat her another la and she admitted
tli. debt. Whoa it awns to the quostioo of payiag,
the said they wore very poor, sad had oily p.riak
allows:we to dopead apoo.—aa order 1 e. a with
wee 'growl Sc. . _

the late Stophea Brow. v.
014.103 for £1 la 6d. for rent et a yard.—Dnendant
admitted owing 18s. 61, but mid Ma other 3s. wee for
poor rates, whirib he bad Pot to pay. —The Jades
asked whether pinata would at swept ; but
Kr. Brown, jam, said id deleadaat steed ulna the
ground that be did not owe it, her would rather have
Me case heard tkan give up the other. Defeedant, he
said, had alantbed it previously, sad the £1 Is. 61. lad
bra paid before Tbe4;sta.ur suggested that El
M ould be paid, to save sad the soete.—Hr.
Brown would not agree to •Me ;
would pay that, but not lb. Is. 64., though the
Judge plated out to Win that if the ems heit 10 be
head sad he lost, he would have to pay di. mare.-04
going tato the matter, it appeared that defendant had
astually paid the CI le. 61. coo pumices °ominous ; bat
he said he del it to save trouble—The Jiulge thomiht
ha would base shown better sense if he had adopted that
mune now.—Jadgment for pleittilf.
Kr. Howard made an application to the Judge to
allow • eubetgate !armee a/ mammas in the case of
Wallis af= Dennis& • lads well imowa in the
Bridport *7 Court. H. bed no doubt His Honour
hhoo hge.—The Judge: Ye.; alte is very °nee at sea
Himigliter).—Hr. Howard and Me belted am' barred
up her boiler, and kept the ball/ oat. PO that she
maid not be served. Thor, had bee. an agues roe
mesalt against some person who tried to serve bee with
the sanunons. He asked His Hamar to allow ma be Utak.
envies. His Honour: Tee; but there utast be an
&Madera made Had the party la at the honse„sed timg
she le avoiding @ernes.
There wea as other kaiser of Wheat Wore the
Court.

Ihre wkih of their owner, for In order to do away with
that had prestige of trust, he offered remarkable
bmgains for ready roomy nay, as in oar
solemn. are only published. And there oar readers
had better examine the lid of articles of somfort sad
luxury to be purchased at Ida brilliant 'hap, the Koh+
soot of Uppe, Bond Street.
Yr. • shops an always worth a vied, aad
they an now more atersetive than ever. Two to.
rooms were indict, devoted to the mod drmaing
braises, ormolu, and other fumy goods of the most
varied desoription minted by himself La Tows with
100111400114 triala The most fastidnes could sot
fail Mrs to god something suitable for a Christens
Present or New rear's Gift, if they demise what would
please the eye. The enormous stook of the great hems
or Bejsmsno had been rannsiked, and from it Mr.
Winner Ind Galled what would salt his constomers best.
Next we some to • handsome shop filled with books for
the library, for idle hoar, for the diligent student,
books gay is gold and sonar for the drawing room
table, prayewbooks and church services to suit the
lightest posket or the man reflood taste. Gentleman
who wanted to maks their wives a substantial pressed,
or generous folks who wished to bestow real help on
some straggling needle...nom, maid not do better
than visit the next shop where Mr. Wheeler had on
immune oollection of sewing mashiaes, so varied in
ehuscren that the oaly penile would have been which
to oboes, had sot the pannier hinieelf bees at hand to
give Mauna and Wein, from a presetosJ amoaistatios
with these valuable household friends. Mr. Wheeler's
three-fold establishment should be visited even as
pleasant mean. of prmiag time, for the very beauty and
variety of the display will quite compeasate for the
east of nay small article there bought
F. N. White had • large variety of sew traits of
the season teetotally arranged; and he also seemed
determined to do • large baseman In wines and spirits,
If as may ledge from %be immense quantity displayed,
and the lowlier of the prime marked.
Mrs. Harvey's glass 'ad Mina shop donna more
than that summary mares, in it were sollestion of the
inset works in this delicate mead noun. The Wor-
enter figures inaladed redly lovely statuettes of the
Three Graces, there wits • pair sailed Fore and Alt the
Wind, representing • female lishilY end, it °Oe walk-
ing &Dims the wield, sod the other with It behind her.
both modelled with aloud's* erne Yoon, BoSd
and his sister, in Parka. Paul and Virginia, roue War-
eider; pair reprogram • lady amines and send off
a carrier pintos, and painted to Frame. The metre
of the window was mespisd by an elevated font of new
and delicate tint. designed by Count fichapskopitt. In
the shop win • lively tall vase piloted to oriental foliage
by Masa, the first painter of tropical pleats at Ida
tea's. Is the wiadow were good mediae= of the new
Torquay tens mem new heseming fantionabla
Mr. J. A. Lawman's shop prorated adeseeloos of
another kind. Here was • quantity of splendid areltrl,
some of the Wheys bad( tub. be weight, there wore
also eaglel hams and dime, batter, Memo, sad as
hansom quantity of eggs.
Mr. Wright had show of groosriss, the
shaken of Mom In lovely boxes adorned with
those beitaUf palatiap whish the soothes, Dodoes of
darope know so well how to get up. Another showed
solid static of fried meals and other provision@ of the
subelnattal
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Thonanstraet, showed tare Ilse
windows fal of glass and peroelain in the mod Matti-
ful forms. lime were bee madelabrea, mirror plateaux
or dishes In which the under side la retested et the
lowers in the bowl shore; Frank lower pots mars
I, seed; majolica ware ornmseeted with bee-redid, ef
natural Given In their own tints sad beautifilly
medalled; in the oeatre of oat window wee • woodrons
Dresdee falrror, °reanimated with border of forget-m••
note and leaver, mad leaf made and pet on separately
and oftorwards hardened all into oe• plena. There
were Chilidell meet jars and ,as of elegant shape and
beautiful tint; also that a Bohemian glom with
portrait Weimer.' painted o, and adorimal with
velours and gold.
Another blase of light attnots us at Yr. Mills'.,
lower down the street, end here teals. showed dessert
fruit, oranges, pears, applek ante, and °harries growing

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artahliahaseat always looks as II It WU
specially dsooratad. Who saw fall to serjoy a sight of
tWi beautiful palotlap, Aromas, otabastiss, sad carioca
articles of Porta so ably sot ea by Kr. Ilibba's
dwoorativs art.

Is Lower Bond-street we come scan upon ooe ef
these truism* houses, of °ermine art in AU. Hood's.
Here are glass sod chins worked into the most beitati-
fal sod asefal forest : here are tiers sad gists, from
,or to colling. all displayed In the best sass and sea-
venisat for selection of ereryttikti yon eec want la
this lids. Mr. Hood's shop sea decided gain to Lower
Bead-street
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--Mr.-Kg-well, poetry 000 k and 000fsetioaer, of St.
Altion't row, bad • very tasteful display. Tho laze
mirror in his establishment was elegantly wreathed with
onewniens, set off with Christmas trot ornaments,
booboo., Ire. Three beautiful vases sunnons4d the
minor, oontroated curiously with quaint Obliging
figures. On a stand, covered with now-white damask,
were displayed some of the most delirious twelfth-oaks*,
adorood in the most modern idyl., and relieved between
with pretty French and °their boxes of boohoos. A
toothsome oollection of " pound,' and Jonas'. patent
sakes, stood at the side, and berapted all who have, and
who bar not, • relish for shoetrees thins of the nano.
Ti. Csnurnna Snow of meat took plasis on Than-
day and Friday night, when the butchers' shops were
lighted with • reliance that ;minuted very brightly
with ths inagunt drip, drip, and utter blackness of
the weather outside. The provision for Ctiristmu faro
Is enormous, and the gores tint remelt unkilled ate
also tong lentil*, lo that 004 Wooli fetter there mire
be • fall I. priers before a oleanoes "add he ethered.
The quaiity of this meat wad molly exeellont, there
being • goody return to a good roestabi• and eatable
artieie, Instead of the dripping-pea and °handler's fat
beef formerly shown. So that, if pries; have goose,
the family have • larger proportion to sat than ia
(inner years. This is a Worn to a better ;wheals*,
both by guiders and pantsuits, 'ad we hope that good
food wilt soon one' to be wasted in the production of
inahersot fat. As to the sown" from whiten
the good things wen derived, we need not repeat
over and over mita what hag be.. so often given.
• list of the graziers of the sonsity and the neighlSOUr
hoot nor for this year at least shall we ring the
glances on beg and motion, Dollop it to soy shot Kr.
Boonton, Kr. [tonna, Kr. Viso, Kr. Bolt, Kr.
loaders, Kr. Dorniny, Kr. Kabbotte, Kr. Pusses, Kr.
Wallin", Kr. Hatton, Hr. Owlet:ly. Kr. Yeardery, be.,
made the beg selections possible foe their entertain
from Devoe' and Hereford., Southdowss, llg
and Portlasids, and we hope they would have.-=
etharthoe for the sake of their own person. TM poul-
terers, bath In the street shopa and the Iforket-hause,
had splendid display" of fine bbds, and Kr. Stooks,
Kr. Roger", and monotony Kr. Hardie, have seteilleh-
Ing 'psalm's' of fat pork. Kr. J. a. Lowmaa showed
spisedid saltatione of both pork and potaltry, sod at his
shop ono could not fail to lad something suitable,
tinier we were Wand to the traditiostal roast beef. By
Friday *hitt* groom sod retry soot. had blemonted
oat gloriously, sever simmer day shone Is web pre-
loslon of gay mimes, nor ever &gums on was leaded
with nob barrel& of frail, as on this winter sight.
Kr. Wright'., Mr. F. N. White's—bat where shall we
stop if we go on Everybody did their beg, and •
very good "best' it was, to wish their oustomen
Merry Cis:totems and • Happy New Tear when it
comes."

CIIIINE ABBAS.
Pam 81111130111, Redneeday.—Bolooss Lied piety,
Camels Can Glys, and Kr. Jobe Batten.
George Gee, of (Maorilles Wootton, &Wyman, Joao
Trim, of Bishop@ Causal% termer, sad Richard Timor,
of Holwell, dairyman, wore thug* with Nina drunk,
at the Punt Drop lon, at %media Wootton, on Ina
Ilth lust; and Aka Warshaw, the landlord of the las,
was summoned for permittiog drunthaness on his pro-
mites.—Mr. Trevor Davies foe defeadanta
Constables Bagby and Hyde on 11th instant about
hat pain Wail in the evening wen pasdag the " Punt
Drop," when they heard a great noise. (Whig to they
found Cise asleep la the e.halr. Hyde webs him up
and charged him with being drank, whiett I. dialed.
MS stator then Wall for his. and he went home. The,
was drank, and Tama, who wet Milan cm • 'tool.—
Groso-swodoed : Os. sad... &aim Saw him drink
nothing. Saw Trim haw a glom of soutethiag. Hydo
said Geo surged and swore cm Martha the premises. The
three dofandants wars assisted out by others.
Mr. Dallas 'dammed the Math sad collod John
HoLloway, dairyman, who war at the inn, and he stated
that not one of the defendant' eras drank.
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Herbert /Udall MON ditto, He went home with
Kr. Trim. end he was perfectly sober.
John Waygogd odd when Goo urns oat of ths Pare
Drop Inn, he asked witness if he was drunk, u
police sald he wan He was not drank—he went home
quite quietly.
Mr. Darla addreued the Benoh on behalf of Wars-
haw, who had bees landlord of the inn for 13 ~an,
end no oosviados reeorded &galas{ Mot.
The etialrissa said dory wished people to keel" Mut
tits Art WeUld be appiled as well to labourers as to
thou nigher la hie arid they Amid lias Gen Triansad
Turner 10a. sod sods, ud the lasdlord, Wareham.
and costa, the speriedos ta be ruorded On Ma dosser
whiab hitter part of tido stringent penalty was duly
dons.

MILLBURY.

VI3IT OF PR124011 ARTHUR TO DORBIT.

kik Royal Higdams Moot Artier arrtred at Yeovil
•1111110UOGI 01 Nasiday ereming by the last express train
from Loadoo, assompaaied by Used. Integersld,
equeny -la- welting. It had by some meant become
klieg:a that His Royal Highness waa sows& acid a
large asalser of penman from Yeovil sad the neighbour.
hood swaltad bum et the Joaotton who sheered heartily
as the Moos elisbted. Tbe Ltd of Debater srm at
the Juootiou with his brougham sad Is It the Prises
proceeded IS rook for lielbstry, Lord Ilsiester's
seat. _ . . . . . .

very distinguished oompany bad siesmided at
Malbury House, Lad the following dined with Prime
Arthur oa Monday evening :—Ludy Bristol, Lady Mary
Harvey. Lady Amities:ten, Ls ty (kens, Lady Marla
Hood, Holonsi Hood, ales Digby, Oaptala Digby,
Hinshinbroke, Lard fit. Lowest*, Mn. Fatsgewal.f,
Lady Donoughmoro, Lsdy N. [Niobium., Mi.
llajoritente, Mr. Dawson, end Lord and Lady Dertrey.
Lord Bristol was also imparted to arrive oo Tuesday.
Was retioe is us Bowymn num
Os Tomas, toe mot air the B.)'. H. was Olistaols,
and mat pleasant little vinare led mob • MIN
probably It Rom Ware The washilell
of the hurl and some kw 012tOre hOd bess apCid of
the Pile..'. intended AIM het many of ths vi ere of ,
the dbitriet 1,111 Mars from Uwe ihillrfOr the gOO an*
that amount the large tamps of horsemen Who Palmed
over the coestry Mat we shell presently deseribe wee
one of Her Msjedy's sons The rooming was not a
bootleg mottling. "• Moody sire them •=.14
but the vied wad the opposite of "Soo Y.
and the "going" See as heavy and nneondormbls as
coo Gm hay* whm More is aoy "seise at JL Still
wlmo the hosed. arrived they found a large soother of
ladles and geetimaeo, the former for the most part in
serriagee, swahlag them. Whilst the majority of
them Wen WOO( SO gel sorsa sort of aleeller frees the
setting north Etat sj he owner ow Haler Dtg!tY'S
Pram was ladled to walk the boards up to ma/ar
chadwiek's, mid then already were found most
srumearats esniages. the meopages pt wbialt WWI
WWI OWOOPOWOMI. 4.fteapsl Wpm we pop
resegaised the Ham, who were a Meek seal, with
while lesaskine sad tops Lord nehmen healed Is

Oak, Weems half.dosee geetiemee of the party wen
Ibe the Prisms, la black, aware whom were lb.
Leah ager&ld (tho Prince* ovum),
lestirsaibiab
i Oolomei M
Hoed, ha The Piousless f 1181thetes,
MM. Mary Mood, Lady Glyn, Oh R. Glyn, Lod lga ,
Hapesfa Glya, Mejer Boole, Major Neer, Major
'Wok, Major Dieu, Hr. Pew Der, it, D. Morrell, Hr.
A. Masten, it,. EL Wllowa, Mr. Cloosop, Oastsls
Bradford, Mr. aad Mies Paton, and others were out.
Trotting through Citetook asi to Leigh sad
Tamil 00rDef, the hounds were take. into ern
Beth,/ ridge; bat thaw was ne newest ; thes ea to
the Holm bombes, where the Priam, might Wye bees
Wowed for *hiking his visit to Dereetahlre was oot OD
=able as ilseellesf. Over the Vale roe. ooe dome
mass Si eked, relieved oily by • strongly-
seaweed rainbow. 'The wind swept erre, the ridge,
bringing with ikelmost at right anglecapriting 'hover,
sad there was not • note from the saver to quietism
blood. Away we went ever undrainsd muddy Said.
meal we turned into this Dortheeter turnpike roai,
wagging which we foitod ourselves on Longburton owe.
mos. Ilere a peed fox was roamed sad drives across
the road, through the Holiest Dowers and away at a ,
speed which squandered the field until he melted
Admiral Digby's plantation, where • °heck *warred
after • rood hard rattling 25 minntes' spin. The Priaoi
rode a handsome bleak mars of his host's, and rode
her, we won't gay like a sportsman, but (sad masy will
althea It a far higher quality) like on uncwootatioos
country gentleman. He dideet rub at his fens's, nor
essay sensational jumps, but ha took Is the measure of
his work, and them went on quietly, but resolutely.
The wretched state of the emend made tits bash, and
ditches rotten, and many a facet was refund. Is
this sport the Pilaw got eseerated from his best, and
look his own Weight Bach leaving those We were DM/
11102 all their work out out to keep him in sight. Tres
droves around the *pietism were a sight to look at
sod sham. It is no exaggeration to say that boa
pedestriaa they were simply inipsemble. The heroes'
fetlooke tank halo • foot of *lay, and sled* at every
stride, and if any we had wee to grief there he would
have required to be dug out. In treat, rose the steep
hill side of BiUlleld, and in lodise lie the field walked
Its way to the top where tbe running use again take*
op, and Cawley Was seen hieing away to Upsombea
evidently waxing H.R. El. to come on and take a gime
of sherry with Kr. Bathes. Unfortunately the Invite-
Moo was overlooked, and the hounds waandorw thole
Moe in the woods, whilst Beyeard carried off his bra&
Here tha manor fouod himself out of his country, as
the held descended Qui hills DOA/ Minters% aod,withouth
stopping there, trotted on through Middlemarsh, beck
again to Holneshpoueds, in the wren near which the
Woods were again thrown la.
The fox was lewd is a entail soviet of Hr. Drees,
is Betterwiek-lithe. Ho ran as if lor Barton Commono
but was heeded short back by some wood-eutten.
Pew, however, rosovered the swot at Broke Wood,
sad the hew& nth it dowa to the brook, and oo to
Peery Down, Here the ion welted fee them, broke
is the brook side hat shortly termed dove agile over
the brook and lap to Marsh Cepa. The hounds ran
fast, sad there were a geed army folk, and bat few was
with the Ithande. The first whip hart both himself and
his bores. Tiff west etralibt through Marsh C
over the closely fenced (musky above Mr. Elt.M
howl. Tail Prises wee bees well up la the frost reek,
and gulag very well. The hosed@ ran the bottom as if
tor Aetweeebe sore, bet whim sloe* to it turned up to
the Bells Woods, and came to • Week at the road
which skirls them.
_Prow, however, hit off the lice la
the woods, raa it through them sad through Goodie
! Woad, whoa, a• it was getting dark, the DADA& MOO
' stooped.
ELR H. weal out shooting ea Lord Debater's Red-
lynels Wats, war Bruton, as Wednesday. • bell was
held la the seine, bet H.R. H's visit is witsidared a
private ow, sad we do not feel justilled in riving more
particulars thee we have stated above. H.R.H. will
be at the mot at Lithisekin today (Thursday), and will
leave for town to-morrow.

lITZIPLVION.

80DDIX Dumf.—lir. John Warm, bailiff to Yr.
Lay:abaft, of Winterborae liteepleton, was salad with
muddies ladispoultioo darinidtti, night of aloaday. His
audisal attendant, Dr. A of Dordisator, wao
intomocked ; bat that 'oedemas' e sorriesse wee" anavall•
able, life betas tniklaist before Ma wird. Deoesaed,
who had suffered for soros tine from tweet disease, WM
68 years of age, and he WIII mush respected in kw
pariah.

Olelhiffe "Than le gale a reef between no,* sad
witslM Slesiaded tbst be (Whittle) had height Li"
Maw fer 5.. less Hum Cream saked.—William Welsh I
stated that he looked after the Mlle oi the Common. ,
Mr. Whittle and Mr. Croaker came be look at the
missals Is question, and he did sot beer what pared I
between them. He aftersrards west with them to the
plain-home, and had three plats of beer, bat be did
uoi bear the deal then- Mr. Whittle seat some owe
for th• salon& The rasa said his =WNW bought both,
esd nitrites told him he did not He took away the
mow by saistake.—Mrs. Crocker, .11. 01 ',laical', said
she Gilled at the bank to °ash the cheque, but Mr"
in. refued Afterwards she was told that Hr. MWer
kaaw the tonna of tbe deal.—Thie wait the whole of
plalatire *aim —Os defendant'. behalf, Mr. Howard
stated that he and his father sad brother were very
large dealer, both la sheep sad walla His brother
Mr. Lite Militia attending to the basis's. at fairs,
and the ploinUff looking after the home business. They
sometimes had over 2,000 sheep penned at Chichester
market, sad their trannotione were very largo. It was
imperative on them to &lead this motion for their
credit's sake, or otherwise parties would lose moldiest
Is them. The particuler. of the ease were these:- -Os
the 9th October, the plaintiff sold to his sliest some
sheep and lambs, the price of which was not disputed,
and ou the follotrind day went. ai had been stated, to
the Common to look st the heifer. No deal was me&
there, but at the public boom on their return; sad
on the same day Mr. Whittle made an miry of the
tranamtion in his pocketbook. (Tao pooketbook was
produoed arid handed to His Honour. It ooatalaed
entries, among other,, of purchaelog the sheep sad
lambs at £l5 15e. and the belts( at £l5 Mr.
Howerd then detailed the circumstances of the rtheqes
being given by defendant's brother and Uterine&
stopped ; sad than called the deleadant, who stated skit
after menhir the heifer he tad Croaker Warned to the
ion. Crocker asked hire £l7 for it, bnt he retuned la
give it, and offered him £l5 55.. Crocker this asked
him t. Whig" sa, bat be mid he would DIA give •
penny more, end this Crocker said be should have lilt '
that prim. He offered him a cheque, and then took
out his book to all it; but Crooke, Massed to take it,
saying that he or his wife would eall for it. Defendant
scat for the heifer on &Sonde', telling hie man hi.'.
to bring the West la self, bus the man brought the
wrong atm, and be returned it on Moody. His
brother wan then from home, and after h• hod giros
plaintiff We cheque end told him the watount he
( oldatiff) stopped payment Croaker IMMO tO see kiss
on the following !Warder, sod he than caked him bow
is was he told hi. brother the amoust was more than
agreed upon, to which be replied that he did not, and that
the pries ot the heifer woe to be £l7. Defoodant thee
offered for him to take the heifer beak and raid he
would not charge him for the keep. Bat be refined
unless he had the sheep also; knowing at the same
time that he (defendant) had sold the sheep to Mr.
o,orsi. —By Me Holmes request, Welch see re.
galled, sad, whoa asked it be thought £l5 5.. a fair
price for the heifer. said It was *heap at that prise, but
added—" Yea see, sir, member bays as sheep as be
it., sad 5i11... dear as be ese—ircare of 'subtler, In
'Mak His Honour heartily joined)—that's the way we
all de to get through the world."--fronewed laaghter,
—His Resent rid it appeared to him to be is very
great pity Mat si. pielatiff had bees ao foolish ae not
to adapt the offer to take the heifer heel. Upon the
evideses, ha meld some tone other emelasion but that
£155.. we. the moan agreed upon.-115r. Howard, in
the name of his sliest, thee offered to gte. ap the
heifer to plaintiff, provided ha paid ler its keep ad Is.
id. per week from the 10th sher. statiag that,
having been fed on grass and roots, it was Is a far
better sondition than wine mid, but this the plaintiff
aimed; and judgment was glees for the defeadaat.

13W•KIKie
flooDa —The laosessot raga sod sealinued roach
=ln socjanotlos with the high tides, hove lit*
extensive floods sU dews the velbsy—f rem the
gasworks to the institute ou the boob. The water has
rises 055 00 totes as far ea the brewery.
Mowtris lawiTrovg —• espitel eutertalemsal was
given ea Thursday evealag, with the large mode Latent
belosuriag to the seseelatdoe. • 1111164111 of theroually
good views of the Avails Bestow wadi exhibited, Lad
some deseriptive remarks were read by the secretary,
Kr. J. Pops. Kra Pops played sone soleetioes
enliven the prosesdlap.

POOLL
following donations bars boon forwarded by this
Shlporrorkod Mariners' S misty, go • vowel sawed tbo
Sodas, wbioli lately bows* a amok sad woo abandoood
in else Atlantis :-11. Ilford, £3 154. ; T. Joyork
£2 2i. 61. ;T. Houma CI 17s. 61.; sad J. Bartlett.
fl 106.

8? KART'S CHII3OIII. LONCIPLEST.-1.1 this church.
on foods, lost, the BAT. E. a. Dumont. vicar of 81
Neon. P./below, praeolusd the annual memon °a
behalf of tho Sudety for the Propagation of lb* Ckopoi
Is Foreign Parts. About i:8 arm solleedad.
RAILWAY CASUALTT.-00* el tho Somerast sad Dorset
Rsllwsv OosPattr's arenas raa off the sow lino is.,
Pools JIM dadOn, Oafs Hills, on Toads,. No
damago was doss, but tint Use was blosked for ths
recast:Rise of ths day.
FATAL BeirwasoK —Du Sodas, belonging to
Stone, leo., of this town, was abandoned oa tho 2e4
instant on her voyage from Qmbee to Dartmouth,
lad" with Nub's'. Ws Mutt to dots that the ma*
amid Selby, who helms, to Paolo, was drowned.
The master (Ileadas) sad the rest of Um mow were
takso to Ballad by a vessel named tits
Lea.

Thome

Town CoonOtt. —A maeliag of the Conseil of thie
borough WSJ bold on Wednesdav, the Mayer in the
ohair. A further emtvereatioa took piss* So referenee
to the leeter from the Imedea sad Beath Wasters
Rail wily Company, the substance of which has already
1.., rivaled. It was agreed that the erontaltese
appointed at a previous meeting should wait sport the
Board of Trade, and that plane of the preterit level
erowialro mad gates. tegethsr with other plans shoeing
the alterstious required by the Cease% should be
obtained for Um use of the Comma There was a
discomion as to the advisability of uUIWm tits epees
underneath the Town Ball, but no ro.lotioc was
arribed et. The Moder of kr. W. Gould, who offered
£4l for the Wage of the tells of the markets sad fairs,
wee *emoted. The Conseil aloe acompted the following
Modern :—Kr. Norio. far repairing the laraps and
lamp poste, £BB , sod Kr. 8. I. Baker, for repairing
the gime of the lamps, £918,. The resignation of Kr.
H. D. Elks ow* of Wm Couseillore for the Nerth.west
ward, was accepted. Yr. Ellis paid the usual lee of

'VITT Bamon, Mornay. —Before the Kerr (Kr.
H. Hamilton), the it:sayer (Kr. Alderman& Ultrime)s
Mr. C. J. BuOUS sad Kr. Abraham Rogers.
Tanen Wills, pilot, of this port, was charged vase
• warrant, os reated,with 5 maim assaolt on soother
pilot named John Hagar —Tbe promotion was or-
dained by Yr. Tanser ( Walloon:Word In defame by
Kr. HO Wald (Weyesontb). The comi osenpied the at-
tention of the Benoit for about seven hours, then brag
• ocarldweble nambor of entailers. Tlto preessolor's
nee 5.7 be summarised as follows :O, fietorday last
• brig to Marla named ths Supply, Jolts
Aflame; wastiers net with very foul weather in the
011 Mil, Sid about soon berm stranded on the Hook
Bra, aides salaam of tat harbour. The meta aid
saw theadessi the vessel, mid the promisor with
others promied I. the wreak for the purpose of sa-
vage. lifliso he arrived there he found sem math
guards.= os bra, and they reined to allow him or
say of his saw to go on board lb. ~..f. The
prewar, west book to Pon* aid slated the dram.
stance to lb. Oollear at Osman, and the Oollactor
sad the maw of the nail aatherieed the preseontor
So mover what to cook! ea salvage, shad brag it to
Poole. The peasosater, with Jamb Brows, Thomas
Brown, Jobs Ostai, sad others, aria wont to tho
vessel, sad some of them get on board. Thspirosentor
got aboard a the starboard bow, sod hi bad hardly got
Oa deck, when the prisonor sad his arm who were on
board stroked the prossesior sad his mew. Tbe
prisoser west to the prossistar, who had his knee oa
the rail sad or foot., the der, sad, mylag " ThaVe
for yo.. yon—; I'll drew, you,' bit swath prow
slam on the lolt Jew, sad harked his Into the WSW.
Tits prosecutor had on loag boots aid • " saisabsy"
jacket, sod it was with the greater diMealty that he
coati snaks • stroke. Thames Brown, however, caught
hold of his band ma be wee slaking the mood thaa, sod
got him into the both Promoter spoke to Mr.
Kenai, and aim of the sortgoard, who we. la the
rigtimiTd prisoner again smelted the promestor,
kn him down on the desk of U ein r n. and
beating his about the head. There were 14 or 16 moo
is mart firs or six, sad prosso.lor told his war
o go bash to Poole sod report what had sr
cured. Try did Ibis, sad on Monday the prose-
sailor applied for a warrant solar the prisosar.
Tbs prosecutor and several aims ea his behalf were
ezmnicsd. —For the llehoes It was isatended that Kr.
nap..l hod sole them of ths mai at receiver of
wrook, in the abeam of the 00/leator of Ottawas
that the prisms mid Ws crew were Mimi ander the
directors of Kr. Merl, and that the p.ussssb,r and
the other sees with his had so ailboottytogo..
board.—Ameg the witnesses for Um daises were the
master of the brig sad Kr. Monti, and it appeared
from Ur rammer of the later that then was quite a
pitched battle os deek between the rival pilots mid
that errs. The promoter sad his men were drives
hack to their boat, and by way of friglitealag them the
wither told the onsignarderes to is. their arms la
as,. soother attempt was made to bard lb. vieseL —ln
the sad the meditates &sided upon oommitting the
prisoner for trial at the quarter sessions, ball snag
arepted.
Jar Hoplics was summoned for enrolling Thrum
Will, at the saws tints sad plasm. The oar was dia-
Mad. •
llamas Wills was than fined ht. sad rite for wank-
lag_Jeases Hegkers's sew.
Than were two othee sammorse, one charging
Jame Matthews with aseaultiag lUaa,, wills;
the ether Ouggiflg Joint Brown with ameoltiag
rands Willa—Bath oases were dismisse4.
pralps was earomosed for swami% In pur-
suit of game as tito 12th November, on laad longing
to 84 Ivor B. GOllll4, Berl The evidence berg lasudi
04.110 t the Ms was disntheed.
&,boX of Karoo, was soramord for assault.
104 it
slead. as PalkitOZlO, on Thun7- da T
ors also was Mi

WINBORHL
fireotax finssions Friday. —Before Yr. C. J. Parke,
sad the &iv. C. J. Glyn,
Josiah Am:row, marble store deakr of Handley.
wee *barged th shoaling about 2811 n of hey, value
Li., from • rick at the wee parish cc the Mk isehest,
th• ProtorlY of Mr. William Risks. The pthom wee
esegla is the fict by • boy in the employ
mused John West. to whom he gars a pansy pot to my
anything about it. A portion of the hay waa found
ooposeled la the prisoner's stable, lad to snake the matter worse, he had • wall rick of bay os his owe
promisee. ICI MIMI" to the charge the prt.ooa, P 1•68.4
guilty, and was committed for ooe oaj.odcr mouth' a
hard labour.
&heard 4n4e01, • sharp YOUNI iushie,of Verwood.
sited 9 years. wee sharged with sinekag • letter as.
Uinta' 4,. lie. worth of postept stunts, the MupertY
of William Triokett, of the sane phi.s oe the
instant, to will& awns be pleaded goflty. Tb•
young rascal had used some Iseef isiiiiilldogti
robbery, but being Of /Sae tender rams, the b
hardly knew bow to dispose of him. and, 1104 whk= mod Illa to prima, they ordered kisa to be 4
in the polies mile tor ewe hest, sad he resolve six
strokes with • bine red. Afterweris to be Waded he
his mother, who wee la iimrh

WIIIBORNI ST. GILES.
DM's Or Lain OMTann Assam Fre"
savoig"ttirdsavglitterkinel "the BeriLaYet°°""wilhelltebeflAshl72 gria
December 16: —lAdy Oceanus* has been an invalid
ier bear& pars, and wine etie Ica the devoted mother
where asteroid solicitude and unwearied wakefulness
°met never be simpered. it woe hardly hoped that she
wouid have survived a week. The most ontisent
siedieal are* deemed that she weld not live over
the mouth of November in Lied..; sad, therefore,
attended by an eadoect =idea prastitioster, ale ws•
awe more seemed to the shares er sit. Ibititerreoesa,
beneath the ahater of those reeks 'bah shut eel the
earthen' blade, and where oe former cemmeloos she
bad found it» bright sunshine of seinmer is the &pea
of winter. But recovery eras la truth bossier.; sod,
after spending sic weeks of 'exist', only roliovorl by
brief intervals of treacherous hope, Lord Bbaltriabary
I. now willed to retuni to Zogland, bearing with his
the lifeless remalse, that they may be placed in the
family vault at Ga...

BLLNDFORD.
ACIOIDIST.-llvetturles Ko4bt,nleharlton Yank.
just beton, iii o'clock on Tanday, a oompany with
'mother may, me driving down Beet-street, when the
petty shied, and, musing up against a lamplmet,
overturned the trap, and threw both occupants into the
road, but they furtunately remind no lojan• Th•
shafts of the trap wen brakes ; the pony started with
the ghats, and ran. far a. Blaelt-lene, about half-a-
mite from the town, where It was overtaken, as It had
got ln:o the hedge. It was very much 'Oared.