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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

WT SUFFOLK ELECTION.
The polline wma as follows:—
Wilson (Conservative)
Easton (Libera)) •••

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!Jnrtt Countti Exprera

TUSSUAY. JUNE 22,

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

CARPETS.

Large Carpet Itooni well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAl'Enlly,_ KIDDER, DUTCH,

, ..... ,
FELT. &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.

FURNITURE.
The Best awl Larest Stock in the County, Suitable
for the MANSION Mei COTTAGL
GetsLi supplied at any Catalogue Prim.

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every oort, Kize, awl quality. Mil titled up with
Furniture complete.

BEDDIN(I ("LEANED AND RE•MADE.
Lame Marrs of &emotion": Forfeiture.
thsuls Removed oud Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE

IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. 1
Agent for the London and Lancwhire Vire and Life
Insurance Colniallies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

BOURNZXOUTH.

II Alll,llll RE FRIpI.I.T SOCI ETT.- A branch of this wcietv
has been formed at Bournemouth.
Sixll. 11. Woiri. Mr.. lma been appointed a member
of the committee on the Public Worship Facilities Bill.
TRIB Willa and !Nowt Banking entunany bare erected •
splendid banking house at Bournemouth on property for-
merle known as Ashleyo'illa• It has TI feet frontage to
the Christchurch-road, and about hal feet to the return
front. Mr. I. I. Crimke was the architect, and Mr.
Saunders, of Southampton, wrs the builder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

ME CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

_
nu wet week gave more tone to Saturday's markets,
and there was an advance of about Is. per quarter. At
Dorchester there was but a limited attendance of buyers.
The supply of wheat was scarcely sufficient for local
millers, and prices were Is. per imperial quarter in advance
of last week, when the oMcial average was 40e. Md. A
retail trade in spring corn.—At Mr. Symonds's cattle sale
there was a moderate supply of stock, a good business
being done at the subjoined rates: Heifers and calves,
£I2 15s. to LIS Ha, each; barreners, £.l Ina. to Lit per
beast; fat steers, £l7 to L 27 its,; fat calves, ass. to Itis.
fat wethers, 60s. tolslla. 6d.; fat ewes. Pls. to 514. Fat
beef, which a month ago was making 17s. per score II now
sold at Hs. to Its. At Norwich trete wasSstemly at about
late rates. At Reading wheat Is. dearer than last
Saturday. Not much trade. At Warminster very small
supply and short attendance. few lots that were
sold realised an &Irene! of Is. per quarter. At
for English wheat full prices were secured: foreign quiet
at lad week's rates, the advance obtainable a few days
since being lost. At Bath wheat in very small supply,
and sold slowly at last week's prices. At Taunton with
the exception of grinding barleys, which allowed an
Improvement, there was no appreciable alteration since
last week.

THE WIGAN ACCIDENT.
In the Wigan accident enluiry at the Court of QUeen.g
Bench to-day (Monday) the jury returned a verdict for the
executors of Bir John Anson. Damages will be decided
by arrangement between the parties.

THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR.
The Sultan of Zanzibar, accompanied by Lord Derby,
Dr. Badger and Dr. Kirk, arrived at Windsor by special
train this (Monday) afternoon, and proceeded to the Castle
to visit the Queen. The Sultan and suite afterwards
Inspected the Great Park.

TIIE BATUAMPTON RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
We are glad to be able to report that Joseph Kinpton,
the engine-driver. is steadily progressine towards re.
cover,. The Bristol roofer, Emmanuel Barnes, however.
remains in the same critical condition SA before.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

a Liverpool hotel. Once more he made love,
but in this case a friend of the lady had his
suspicions aroused, obtained evidence enough to
get the suitor arrested, and on his trial certifi-
cates of marriage were put in. Sent to Mill-
bank, lie used to amuse himself by writing the
Lord's Prayer in five different languages on a
scrap of paper no larger than a sixpenny piece.
Ile was sent t 9 Australia, obtained his freedom,
and once more married. Yet, with all this, he
was by no means a handsome man—only a man
with a good address and a ready tongue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

ARM' FARM, A RROTSRFME.

MR. T. S. MORGAN haus received instruc-
Boos from the Trustees of the late Mr. .1.
Wsomworr, to SELL by AUCTIoN, at the ale.ve
Residence. on Tutlisnay, Jui.r PriN, The
HOUSEHOLD GoiMS and FllltN rru RE, Four-
wheel CARRIAI 5, HARNESS, and DAIRY
ENSI Ls.
Consisting of Mahogany, Iron, and Half-Tester
Bedsteads with Furniture, Mahogany and Painted
Chest. of Drawers, Marble Top Washstands and
'Fables. Toilet %%rare, illasses. Bedside 'arrets,
Commodes, Cane and Rush-seat Chairs, Towel Horses,
Mahogany Sideboard, Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Lon
and Dining Tables, Handsome Pier Glass in Gilt
Frame. Whatnot, I. ender and Fire Irons, Brussels and
Kiddern • ter Carpets, Window Curtains, Pole awl
Rings, boli in Matting. Cottage Pianoforte by Metzler,
Mahogany Chairs in Hair Seating, Bureau, Two 8-lay
Clocks in Oak Cases, Tea Trays, Barometer, Easy
('hairs, Dinner Ware, about lin Pieces, Handsome Tea
Set, Green and Gold, a Lot of Cut Glass and MAGA
Goods, Moderator Lamps, Two Dressers and Shelves,
Register Stoves. Two Sets of Dish Covers, and many
other Kitchen Requisite&
Dmin- Goons. -Barrel Churn with Stand, Milk
and Cream Thu, Cheese Tub and Press, Vats, Butter
Tub, Copper Furnace and Fittings, School Desk and
Stool., and many other useful Articles, &c.,
Four-wheel Carriage and Harness.
Sale at Eleven o'clock, on account of the number of
Lots.

No Reserve.

POSTPONEMENT OF SALE,
MosnAT, .11.Lv sth, 18Th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

WA.REHAX.

Lanni:tams' FRIEND Socinrc—The annual sheep-
shearing and WPM jug matches for prizes offered ky this
society were held on Thursday last in Lulworth Castle
Park. The winither Wail very fine, and there was a
moderately large atiewLuice of spectatora The judges
were -Mr. Paul, of Moreton ; Mr. Longman, of Ilelhuish
and Mr. Mead. of Lidwurth. The prizes were awarded u
follows: -

dlowiim with maelliossi, 14, Z 3, Charles Bkiller. in the
employ of Mr Wehl. of Imiworth (Softie ; tunl, (3, James
Northoyer, in the employ of Mr J. .1. etleraft. )i.,aim, with
11.111.1 sey them, lot c. Ito, Emanuel Churchill, in the employ of
Mr J 11. ealeraft ; 2nd. I 1 10s. William I. ttg, in the employ of
Mr Stephen imnifett ; 3nl, lon. iloorge Mani, in the employ of
Mr W. Lucia 'Mere were 12 competitom.
Sheep -flays' elms. Stephen Bevis+, in the employ
of Loril Eldon, Is: mens' clam, Ist, .C. 2 W. Ffm:s, in the
employ of Mrs Parmiter totl, l, Henry sinnick. employed by
Mr SwitMeltl ; 31, 10i, Emanuel Cake in the employ of Mr W.
S. Hull. • .

After the matches there Wad a dinner at the Weld Arms,
Mr. Calmat in the chair.
. . . . .

THE In-monthly sitting of the County Court was held at
the Town Hall on Wednesday, the 16th instant, before
Mr. Philter, registrar f the court Pis regarded all the un-
defended cases), wid afterwards the judge tried one case,
which occupied two hours. Mr. Trevanion, of Poole, for
plaintilf, and Mr. Howard, of Weymouth, for defendant.
The result was that defendant's net Off was treated an
equal to plaintiff's demi, and no costs on either side.
Some judgment toes were also heard by the judge,
and orders for committal to prison made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

THE SULTAN.

Some piquant revelations were made in the course 0(
the discuaion in the House of Commons on the conditioo
of Turkey, as to the private life of the Sultan. H.
authorised civil list is about C 1,200.009, but by roes..
various more or less arbitrary grants it is actually Htu.
short of £0,000,000 a year. All along the shores a ....
Bosphorus vast places and elaborate kiosks occur io
succession at a distance of little more than a mile apart.
Some of these buildings are furnished in the most costly
style. The daily .limier of the Sultan—he always dio.,
alone—consists of ill dishes, and ten other meals are pro.
in case it should be his fancy to partake of Him
pared
w SOO horses, 700 wives, attended and guarded bY
3.10 eunuchs. For this enormous I aehold, iii,ooo oxen
are yearly slaughtered, and the purveyors are required to
furnish daily 24.10 sheep, 1011 lambs or goats, IO calves, 201
hens, :NS) pairs of pullets. NO pairs of pigeons, and 51) green
geese. It might have boon suggested that the green geese
should he served daily in the shape of English isindholders;
hut then, as Mr. Ashley said, Turkey has always pail her
interest, and British investors like a high rate of interest,
even if it is risky.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW

ZEALAND. -
FREE A2SAGES
LB GRANTED ST THI:

GOVERNMEter-O-P NEW ZEALAND
as under:
To Married and Single Agricultu.al Labourers,
Navvies, l'ioughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, &c, ;
dm to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymaids, kc.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London. S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now ready and ina7 be obtained on
application to Messrs. STRZET, E.C.,
5, Serle.strect, W.C., London. Price is. 6d., post
free, Is. 11d.
Auer—Mr. CHARLES DRYER, North Square,
Ihmlester:

- lATHITE STAR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL
vz. SAYERS—LIVERPOOL to NEW
• ••• YORK every THURSDAY, QUEENS.
TOWN every FRIDAY; lonnoding Parmesan to all parts
11 the United States and Canada
w..ll.ltnnwn fern Kell Stammers of this lint/sail as ende :-
11•111 MANIC THURSDAY. 24th June.
ADRIATIC.— ..... ...... lit July.
cEurie THURSDAY. nth Jul
REPUDLIC 'rueICSDAY, 15th July.
BRITANNIC ...... . THURSDAY, 22nd July.
5001 two. hunts., :tut Aeneas
Pno,llfo dsy. In squinter, dm} .in Wat,r.
Be• .1. ,naid Ye ...Ohl reduce the peassis to the
ab it.!e tons, .11 Iffor.:l. Punengers the highest
tezn onnt..,, I er st
Ttn. .•C•rt••11111.1111, 1011 o,.ttla VC, iligheat character,
1,41111.1 liehted, ventilated, and
0r,r11.4. pl...viv.:cra el W.. ems, will find their comfort
fol..
:3, of Conked Providon.i.
. . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

EAST LIILWOBTH

NATIONAL SCHOOL—It it very gratifying to be able to
announce that this ...hoot bat patted the exaniination of
Iler Majesty's liiiiptctor with much credit. Thumlay,
June 17th, was the day appointed for the examination, and
I •ti that day all the children assembled at the iitual hour
and awaited the Inspector't arrival. There were £1
children presented for examination, MI passed in reading,
41 in writing, and :14 in arithmetic.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

WEYXOIITH.

PROPAGATION OF TIM GO/11 al. IN FORZION PARTS
Collections were made in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday
last in aid of the Above society, which employs upwards of
silo missionaries in the heathen world.
SHIPPING NEP's. —I In Saturday laAt the Laura Fell
arrived (ruin St. Maio, with tons of potatoes, the Echo
from Jersey with 000 packages, and the Denia with
71A) packages, of new potatoes, and the Telegraph with 30
homes.

.....
Hour Tiumn I itukeit.—On Sunday last the anniversary
of the day on which Iler Majesty Queen Victoria began
her happy reign, prayers with thanksgiving were offered
up at Holy Trinity church, the hymn—•

'• Conquering kings their titles take,
From the foes they captive make,"
was sung, and a sermon suitable to the occadon was
preachal by the Rev. V. F. Winsome, from the words:—
. • And kings shall be thy nursing-fathers, and their queens
thy nursing-mothers ; they shall bow down to thee," &c.,
Isaiah :lilt, 21. The preacher said that the goal Bishop
Andrews amongst other thanksgivings wrote "Lord I
thank thee for my Church. I thank thee for toy sovereign
the queen, and I thank thee for the Civil Government,"
Although many years had passed since then we might use
the same words and say " I thank Thee for toy sovereign
the queen." Her authority was divine, she sits on the
throne of her ancestors even the throne of Edward the
Confessor: she holds the sceptre with wisdom and with
gentleness, and concedes those things which are desirable;
she is gracious and has secured the affection of her subjects,
and her Court ions virtuous as any Court in Europe. Her
country prosperous and we should. thank God that He
has lammed her with wi.dom, justice, and prudence,
and therefore might we not say with a prayer from the
heart--

God save the queen,
Low live the queen!

And pray that peace and happiness, truth and justice.
religion and piety, may be established among no for all
generations. A c the conclusion of the service the National
Anthem was played In the organist, Mr. Gubbins. the
congregation standing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

CATTLE.

BRISTOL Tilt'usDaV.—til-tort supply of beef,
which was in somewhat better request, and all was
cleared out, best samples realising from tios to S.'
and middling from 70, to 75s per cwt. There was
also a short suiply of mutton, for which there WaN an
improved demand. Best wethers changed hands at
od, and heavy ewes at tid per lb. We had a fair show
of lamb, which met with a ready sale at rather lower
rates, best samples selling at tc4l per lb. There were
a good many store sheep on offer, hut trade was quiet,
and all were sold. Milch cows were not so plentiful,
and trade was quiet at late rates. There were about
yco store cattle on offer, hut trade was very slow, and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

LONGHAM.

FAIN WORKMEN'A SCITCR.—On Wednesday' Mr. and
Mrs Bartlett invited the employ/a of their farm, with
their wives and the assistants of Mr. Bartlett, jun., to a
substantial and elegant %pread, in honour of the recent
marriage of their son. After supper toasts were humour-
ousdy given and responded to, and a very happy and
ploistat evening WU spent. The really fine part singing
of %otne of the follower% of the plough and wielders of the
sickle showed that their leisure hours had been profitably
employed. Several very handsome bouquet 4 of choice
flowers for the decoration of the tables aid room were
kindly %mit by Captain Biddle, Longhani House.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

THE CLERGY AND NONCONFORMISTS.

A meeting was held on Thursday morning at the City
Temple London, to consider the opinions which have been
given as to the legality of the preaching of Church of
England clergy in Nonconformist pulpits. Mr. Samuel
Morley, M.P.. who presided, was supported by the Dean
of Westminster, the Rev. the Hon. W. H. Fremantle, the
Rev. S. Minton. Professor Newton, Sir W. Chanitieni, Sir
It. Havelock, the Rev. T. Avehug, and the Rev. Dr.
Parker._ . . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

LAVES' MANURES, 1575.

RP DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultnral
Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWES'
MANGOLD and TritN ll' MANURES, the quality
of which is guaranteed to be .4 the same superior
description as that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these Manures, in first.rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway
Stations in the County.
Neely Orders for the sow inn meek utoligc.
Orders taken in

&upon and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. TUCKER,
Itritiport Harbour;
Blandford and NeiiMbourhowl, by Mr. W. J. BESET,
Milliorne St. Andrew;
Wimborne and neighbourhood, by Mr. HENRY Brno:ins,
Puildletovm.
Dorchester, April, 1875.
_

ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
BPAILS AT THE GREAT WESTEILX AND ISOUTH-WESTIE3
RAILWAY SIAM) Ns.

All Orders rereired a V, Sonth-street, or at the Offiet'
G. W. lt. Station, will A. re prompt attention.

The following descriptions of (oak always in Stock: -
BEST Wit_lg.SEN
....

7.: CLAY (Toss:
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
STONE ('(,AL.
RLIRDLX CUI.M.
IRLST BULIA). "r
FOREST OF DEAN.
SILID,TONE.
BRIGHT&

qua-Lows PATENT SEWING
JL hIACHINES, with Pattnt Elliptic Shuttle
Movement.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
Num/INES contain a number of new Improve-
ments.
IVAYLOICS PATENT SEWING
1. MACHINES ace unequalled rm. printmaking
and Family use.
T-kyu'R'S PATENT SEWING
DIACHINF.S have a new Patent Shuttle, only
one hole to thread.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
Num/INES have won Ten Prize Medal.; two
At Vienna.
' TAYLOR'S PAT EN T SEWING
MACHINES are strong. swift, and durable.
FrIAYWIt'S PATENT SEWING,
1_ MACHINES aro simple to learn and easy to
MONEY TO, HE LENT, in Town or '
11-
kyLOR'S PATENT SEWING
c„,,,,try, to Gentlemen, Fannon., Tradesmen, MitCHINES. Prices, wind machinea from
or other*, from Fifty Pounds and upwards, upon I et la.: Foot ditto, Di.
SEWING
'S
Personal security. Interest F. per cent, per annum, 'ry
LOR ENTPAT
inin one to seven years. No ..mmission or charges I MACHINES nail had on easy Terms of
made. Also sums from 1.71,0000 n mortmmes. at 31, per 1 payment.
cent., on freeb4l or leasehold Property, for any term I fee bnyintr, any "Hwy, the public are requested to
not exceeding twenty one Year.. -Apply to Mr. sia.: THIS hICH AI N l'.. or send for a prospestua to
HENRI' HOWARD. Ciell Engineer and surveyor (late Taylor's Patent &wine Nada= Company,
(iirdieetone and Barclay), 11, Euetouuquare, Lou lon. Lircat, Drilbeld. or 97, Clacapside, Loudon.

COKE.

Oasts delivered i* the muntrpon reasonaide terns, sad is
Ihweheetcr and Fordington free.
bY TReeK UMW AT REDUCED MICR&
AOWST FOR
TIIN WILTSIIIRE SACK HIRINt: compAsy

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENUINICER and ARCHITECT.
$11111"
OVVIC ;
IALIIO2I. Sount-snumr. Duaciincrza.
IN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

LATFAT NEW-13:

REVIEW OF TIIE CORN TRADE.
The wheat trade hm been rather steadier : the limn,'"
in the Provincial markets bar checked the flow of grain to
s Hark lene, heuee the intantity offered to-day hAs been
...voila__ Moderate. The demand IP
without being salve "
been firms and an advance of One Shilling per minder has
ffemerally been obtained, and it must be admitted, how-
everi that, the payment has not been willingly exceeded-
,a_minorts from abroad have continued on a libcrs
Reale, the supply now affiet to us from all Peirm..tirl
about one million four hundred thousand iseerm", us,
xhinmenta at the same tame are being man, A.---„.rter.
York, about one hundred and forty th,......nq hardly
being despatched last week to us. but
=r"sor longer.
be expected to keep upon no liberal:Se favourable aa
However, so long as the weather retto keep
at present, so long will there be n "
beck grain In the hope of any per:tumeut Improvement
bellaingrleesytahae been rather firmer. but inferior oats have
fallen iux Pence d wens, as well as peas, have
Hales has been drooping. an
declined two to four aillmet
Flour rather dearer.

---
MARK LANE.—THis DAY.
Wheat closed firmly at la per quarter advance. Barley
unaltered. Choice oats for other kinds 6d. lower on the
west.. Maw drooPlug. 3a- to ta easier; Pees, 24 to 3e.
—der. Flour. Ild to la dearer.

METROPOLITAN C.ATTLE. —THIB DAY.
About 3060 bends. including about 750 foreign. Beagle
.
firm. Inferior. 3a. to is. 6d.; prime, 51. thl. to 6g.
About 22.000 *beep. _ Quiet but Orin. Inferior 4*. 51 to
5.. ad.; prime 4k too. Lambs irregular, t 4. exceptional
top price. 'Calve. and pigs quiet. At Deptford 500 French
and German beasta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

MR. 31ACKONOCHIE.

On Sunday even,:iengnmic..ma.lnitlillfiniarthbsar:yroe,:llinitoialb;eit_teh;dßeu ex.;
Mr. Stanton, curatmimeharge, made Mr. Mackcowwe.:
they hal been
were without
sugpension the subject of his sermon. Mr. Stanton
gro:a1100. with titled men arc woolen ninon them. th"'
would have been let alone. Mr. Miwkonochie. hfe rf
twelve voirs been living sermon. and yet by the proc.:
imci of his enemies be had been made a criminal io the
eyes of the law. Mr. Stanton referred to some letters he
had received counselling tuoderatian, aolpiwi__•• The
render
tamnodceserauunonderimup.l„.lich ibiew.e.ladlsiuracoanire suet
thar,....1.
nsendation. and advise you to yield nothing The eye,
of Catholic England are upon you, and it is yew. de_
to fight the battle to which you have been ehallensosi het
true soldiers of Jesus Christ." There was no alteration
the ritual.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

MAIDEN NEWTON.

THE DZAINAGE OF THE -On Thursday at a
vestry ineetiim for this parish, Mr. Wilbarn Vernon in the
chair, it was decided by a large majority of ownern and
occupiers of property present to make a rate of td. in the
to carry out the long talked of drainage of the village.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22

POOLE.

Pnro beosioNs, Thursday Before the Mayor. Alderman F.
T. Itogeni, and Messrs. A.lston, J. 11. iluroll, and ti. H. !
Glitch.
Jane Ilaritoifl was summoned for using abusive language
towards Ruth Nippon!. on the 3rd inst.
Acconling to the complainant's case the defendant Wlli
shaking a mat arid causing a gnat ilaul of dust. Complain.
ants husband asked her to discontinue doing so, and defen-
dant then abusel them both and made ose of
I:nut-nage. Ordered to enter into recognisances to keep the
(korge Mitchell was charged with stealing a cheese, value
104, the property .4 Mr -Joseph Gifford, grocer.
Mr 11. I'. Trevsnion prosecuted.
P.C. Becks watched the proisecutor's premises. Between
four and live o'clock it, Wedniarday afternoon he saw the
pnoweutor's van totwhed along by the prisoner, the shopman.
alp! a boy. The prsoner brought out • horse. The shopman
went ow -y and prisoner I.soted up and down the yard. Ile
took out an empty bag from the van. The boy was
"putting to" the horse. Prisoner went to the stable and
returned nith the bag produced, and pitched it on the foot-
board. Ihe boy got down and prisoner got up and placed the
bag lo the lox if the van and shut It up Wittig. asked him
what he had in the box and he sail he hail nothing. Witness
..penol the e over ..f the loon, as lin...tier was unwilling to do so,
and found the bag there. Prisoner said there was nothing In
the bag :he afterwards said it only contained straw. Witness
felt it was harder than straw and told the prisoner to drive
round to the slip, ant he did so. Witness asked the Shopniall
whether lie authorised the prisoner to take anything out of the
stable, rand he said he did not. Prisoner said nothing.
whin:ales orders he drove to the pollee-station. Vi 'thou to
out the bag amt the chem., riled out of it. Mr Gifford
'meetly identified the cheese.
The prosecutor said prisoner vies a horse-keeper In his employ.
At present w hues* was unable b. identify the bag, but the
cheese was his property.
on the applimtioti of Mr Trevanion, the prisoner was remanded
fora week.