The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05 00:00:00

THE DOINET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULItTRAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. JULY 5. ISsl

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DONOZESTSJI. balance on the buildisg gement gin 15.. 6d. Tits KIIIPING • DISOIIIOSIILY NOVA&
.." balance on the chant fund la t_isai n v... PI, i.l ~
DAV.—Tbielaaspicious day
w" l°l-.4 tendera were
e___uvr'`"ftj in Dorchester. 1. age were hoisted at varimia fe n at 17a subtle 14.)-Ousta—lt Wan ck, Fudge awl
=.- Itotiae, at Weyo.o,ol), did not atrrendar t . li. r hall. avol
aed • - ----". •-• "-e •'''' ^94 Ellsahelb McCale, holictid fur Ireerniie
~,,r1" ~, and me ry wt re run; by the belle of dt, tg . 101.. ' • 111 woe ; hluae. 1.1 iutn and Co., Mi. Wilt., tin eroaecuting herriski, informed tie
atm, a : ateant ditto, Ilk 10 1. eat , ~. an)creened Coo, t ahe bad Anne to Ireland.
r-...., Fordiogtun.
net& dit'n, 13, 51., ditto •8 lk ' 17 44 di •
...re
• • •tone,.ott a a tie ,
1 The C mart decided t, 1111U11 a warrant, aid ti (street t'.•
• diozirlci ly
ed to state that t
request he e will 110 no Muse,. Daecnith. leg air, pie sown 74.. Morn. Lane.
„.tirn match I) twee, the 14orclieater Cricket Club fo. boom. awl tondos; swam. Samuel irow, pe. ton, I surellw'
a-igf the I" iieginient, an announced in our issue of £2 101.; bread St,plogi Vie), at per 1, if. 511.; flow
tilt a match which was pre viou.ly ar-anged 'Air"' ; .10' i ,118".,. I a-I,lm. al, ditto; loathe), PheVit.
rill I. fi'ayed at Lord eater, on July 14, w.tS the jamw:',.Wr,!;_ Style, Ja'nell, and ..; ~; ar-ctrie., Style,
o Lw.: c eels. Wright eel S n. The boil.. was
ifidi,„,l ) 'lob.
bum ctel, an all found in ord. The windier of count
.r„, Ntw 31002ux.—Ideautra. Guy and Son have patients in the ..vlum en the 264 M. 1, )90 mslee, 1274
ed the alterations at the old George ii„ (or lama... total 414. Total remove patients 21th June. 151
the p in."es of the county muse UM. The architects ma'noe, fi6 f;',1145.00; total 406. Tot& out-county I a lents
%felon% C icimay. of Weymouth, and the designs Lib Julie. It nuil•te, 31 (meals, total 11 T. tel ,
arc • .1 t„ be very fine. II will take about twelve , p "oar patonu 24th June, 14 males 14 ferealw, •ot 1 28.
are 1.114
, .., at in asylum. 24th Jim., tie mai., 99,f femelsa, t)tal
' T
thaw complete the work.
or,e . 470.
A Caution TO 1.11301/10HOCISIL KINPM, &C.—M... .
supt. C,,ward wishes to wart 1 elginghouse keepers
sod "then, orlon, a man and woms,,, who are travel-
'A.,' &NMI ram place to plam taking lodging. aid
'7,1„,' ~, max with property. The light-firg, red couple
):;;;', alrea-11 Paid vl•it• to Portsmouth, S .uthiunpt• n,
stratfordeon.Avon, aid Taunton, and in each 1 1•00
they have been sharp enough to get clear away. The
moi i„ 01,0ut27 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches WO,
dmk heir an I moustache, no winker., thin p. 16
feature+. delicate appearance, dressed sometimes to a
hard bla,k felt hat, brown tweed stilt, patent leatho a
,hoee,. Mack diaconal cloth overcoat, and carries a
walking stick. The woman is about '26 years of age,
r, feet :, or 6 inches high, light brown hair (rather
pb..ro, fur complexion, stout build, dreened sometimes
in hot, triintned with black velvet, black jacket, with
frinze round the bottom, and silk facing. to the bottom
c „nen, in (rot, black drew, lace•up boots, white silk
0,,..,red) neckerchief, and curies an unbrella and a
shall black bag.

THEIT.

John Kehh. sloe Joht-i-T-Lo-mas KelAt'o, dilSiJOut
Atkin., lab, no., wee n.h. t rt for e e• i .g • coat, •
veet, pair al 1111 l • cr.. four Weer etude. nod • p,cket book,
the Pre_p.rtY of J.ien Tourley, at Foriiial.t n.
Hr. pr.it muted.
The co. was he trd before the D oclieder Dwrrigh
Inskittratts on Monday, and is riy r ii in ani thee
criticise.
Tie prironer c metal mine •mnsemer t in Court y his
attempts iv smutty. One w Arthur Duddy., sit
he mild not swear to the piio n-r. and tie., wettest then
exclaimed that he ought to .are tie tv n. fit of the deonhi.
In I.tn defenc•, he rant ' W. ii, sentlem-ti, he IS a
which went, to to lonittd into, h mite on, know men
have been wrongly eontiorod. I want jor'ire. I OM •
wan—was • ,old.• r in lb., 311th Rigimeot. 0- siiiirrowd to I
have hears. 1 elept in •ro in. and to o n n. morning the
Proelottor's clothes were cots. and 1 w.. 0-11. Ii pr
cuter could rleep to the room, arid not notj en man get
out of the next hed to his Ano take down his Clothe s, he
I must be • clever ma. Another thing, tho man would
! 11.'0 Non seen by the guard' sod anothrr thing, is thse
not men who go slog the ruad with • book aod • p-mcil
He recognised mine, and that is against me Don't moo
carry stud.? I lay it is imporrible for no. ple to etio and
speak to • man for • few minutes, and ti be &file to
recognise biro again. It it uncertain whe Ito r the ...Want
might not bees taken the thin., and I will leave it to
you, gentlemen, whether I am ouiity or sot guilty.*
The Chairman then summed up, and rework, that the
stolen prop•rty wee not produced, sod iLe evidence eisio
eotrolv etrcumsiantia
The jury (cued the prisoner guilt,. OW'he •frollt d •
previt.tas (01311.Ctioll in in 01.1•17, 1874, at Gi•Alet o'er, ait.r
two provions omvictioes.
Tho Drputy-Chairman said the pri Mir had been cr n•
victed aft-r a most c ireful and attentive hearine. The
Hour' had been coneiJoring erbeilter th y not to
send him for penal smvitu le, after the previou, C mete-
tion,
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cOntgraltoldallT.
CUNTT
This report stated that the bills for the repairs of the
esveral police statons named below, amounting to
£l7 10.., had been produced to the committee by the
CO into ,urreyor, and, slier examleation, allowed and
orders 1 bi he paid, r & :—Blandiond s'attont 1:2 s'. 51. ;
Corn., £4 19e. 2 '. ; Stiedleebury, £6 12.. 7(1. ; W
43 . 61.—!otal, 4.17 10.. The Cuief Con/tag:VA
produced to the comtaittee the rollowins latter received
from Kr. Crickm sr, of Wei meoth :—" Weymouth. June
3, 1831. Cotudatilo's L ,c)pop, Swarms. Dear
Srhave the pleasure to enclose • plat, ,bowing ground
and first floors of the premises proposed t be greeted by
Mr. Burr, at Swelled., Provided the clunty will undertake
rent them for i term. The Culli el the building will
be £lOO, and the value of the lend is upwards of £lOO,
V/II C 3 altogether amounts to £6OO. Mr. Bart is willing
ti let tbs.e premines to t...e county no. lease for 14 years
at, any four ler c.nt nfl the outlay vitt. 1:51
ye..r—the eounty herPlitat the buildirg in repair lost%
and ou.. Ai kb. Burt wish.. to oonplete hie tchim,
for building on the land as qui,kly as potstble, I
'hall be obliged be your bringing thts mitt .r before the
I r.
v Quart, r S salons.' thll Vary ear lir.t opportunity.
I —Yours inithluily. G. FL Cittcgissi. Cattai..
Ti.., c. mmit.ee c-uttuended the ac eotance of the offer
ct to the buioltigs teens properly cartird out and
I ti, 11. rrec.rd in *coo, danc with ill, loquirements of
' the Home Office The increased expense to the county
I would only be £l6 per annum, This we' on itoccutit of
I the rent paid by the police to the county. The committee,
having obtained through the county surveyor tont mates
for the "Detre if the several polire.stations named
recommended the ()tuft t soca; t th- r..liowing tenders :
—Beitazioster Station, Tolemao, .C 77 5.. ; 111..ndtord
fit .tton. !Richland, £45; rttation, Early and
Son, £lB 10..' Dorchester Station, Muidoro. £lO3 Ilk.;
Portland Station. Patten, £2O; Stud teebury Station,
New, £4O 11.. 7.1.; Sharb erne tketino, Beaty, £44;
Sturm tinter Watson, Row, £4l 151 ;
.Warebant Stetion.
oi
Beer end Moira Beer 14e. 91.; Wimborne S Woo,
Wbitcher, £5O 18.. 9 Justine Roome—Beamioster
B.etion, M Isaac, £6 17.. 6.1.; Stierinene Station, &oar.
£l2; Sturmineter Station, Rose, £l3 7..; Wear:wise
B.stion, Sdaelt. .4.7. The tieseiree's accounts for Lb*
quarter ending Midsummer fart had been I xamined and
found correct The expenditure for the mooing quitter
had been telt:listed at £3,413 It,. 91., an follow. :—By
chief constable and form, 1:3.049 19.. Bd. ; neeting•n4
sheets £321 181. 1.1. ; county surveyor, tells, £l7 10s.;
printins iecoorta, £5 10... 'caries, £lB 151. tote'.
£3.413 12a, 9d. The committee recommended that a rite
of theta farthings in the £, amounting to £3,044 ig& 31.,
he ordered It be paid one week before the next wuniene,
to be applied to the general purposes of the polies fora.
As t weighta and measures the amount received for
stamping fir the past quarter had been LS 170. 3d., and
one moiety of the penalties £35. Rs. —total, £6 3'. The
cost of inspecting wrishta and measures during the past
quarter had been £2 17s. ;balance in favour of the county,
.6.1 6, There bad omen 20 persons convicted before
justices dating the putt quitter, the amount received for
penait es being £3 it.. 61
It was agreed that the matter suggested by Mr.
BUar be postponed for further consideration.
CHIMP COMOTABLE'II IMPOST.

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DORSET MIDSUMMER SESSIONS.
Three Se••ions °pane I at the Shirehall, Dorchester,
on 'Needs), lasi when ther.. was a good attendance id
megintraten Viscout.t Portman, the noble chairman
.1 she Court, was unable to be present through ill-
nem, and the Court was presided over by the
Del-WY-Chairman, John Fl,iyer, Esq., M.P. The
foll.iwirg gentlemen were present
• of stiten 1 Mr. T. B. llenhani
Mr. K. H Ideitham Mr. C. J. T. Hambro
id.. T. B. It met Mr. K L Kiedetaley
N.. H. S. Biwer Mr. 43. P. Moinael
11,. N. Ind M. H. N. Middleton
mr. G. 11. Bind Mr. H. B. Middleton
Mr. J. N. Batten Mr. A. II .rtin
mr. W. A. Bankes Key. C. J. Glyn
Mr. W. H. Calmat Sir W. H. 8 Marriott
Mr. 0 0. Churchill Mr. J. C. M. Pleydell
Mr. T. Colton Mr. K Pearce
Mr. J. R. Cm Mr. H. H. Palalret
Hr. W. G. D. W. Dishy Mr. M. Redeett
)1,.. H. tr. Eliot Mr. R. 0 F. Steward
Mr. G. E. Eliot Mr. C. 3 0. Seraffield
Mr. U. W. MT'S' Mr. K W Williams
Mr. H. C. Goeddan Mr. G. Warry
Mr. .1. It P. Goodden Mr. F. S. If. Webber
Mr. ('. S. 01)0 Mr. H. F. Yratman
Mr. J. Croves 11.-v. C. W. Bintbara
The Derurr•Cualanan said he had been derired by
the noble Chairman to express to the Court his regret
that the steno( his health prevented his being present
that day. The members of the Court were no doubt
aware that his lordship some six weeks back had •
',yore Diners, and although he had an far recovered
from his illness, yet he WWI not sufficiently recovered
for hi. medical adviser, to think it safe for him to come
so far as from Blandfo.cl to Dorchester and back again
on the same day, besides presiding at that Court.
Therefore he trustel that the Court would consider
his absence that day WM unavoidable, and he desired
to express hi. great regret that his lordship was not
able to take the chair. (Hear, hear.)

toner : There is cot • crime th• r ortb 21.. Mr.

The Derotr.Cm .12 wrongly rocoomeow,l Imo LI
torn o'er a ow lof or he wool.' Imre!, go i to wawa
aer,lLu4o. Thel of n enc. of tSe eort wps that he he
iropplenoad end kept lo hsrd labo. r I.r It ~,,, °tbs. MA
after tbat to be nodes pekoe so.o macro ut t• o year..
This woe all the bw to-se, sod tl.e Cow Ito.. at a qqartor
to two.

Captain AUTATT reported IA follows :
" I have the honour to lay before yoe the returns of
C./fine in this connty during the past qmoter, by which it
appears that 187 persons were apprehended by the con.
stsbulary ; they were dealt with as follow :—Discharged.
48; summerily dispoeed of, 144; committed for trial, 5.
Tbese returns shote an invitee., of 54 in the number of
appreherumns as compared with tbeoorreepondinx quarter
co lest year, hat the number of persons committed for
tail is 11 lese than In the corresponding perioi, showing
that. although tbe offrnces have been more numerous,
they have been of a lixhter character, the principal cause
of locterwe being under the head of vagrancy and drunken-
new. During the pat quatter I accompanied the Govern.
mein Inspector on hi. annual tour through the county,
when he considered tile appearance and efficiency of the
fact to be highly eatisfactory. I alsobeg to lay before the
Coutt the returns under the Cootagious Diseases
(Animals) Act. Thare bane bun .ix outbreak, of foot and
mouth disia.e. RIM rnimala have been attacked, and
nine have died. 1 here hare also been three outbreaks of
seine fever. trl animals a tree attacked. sod of there one
. . .

died; jwere slaughtered by oider of the local authority,
and one by nrcht of the owner, There are at present three
farms affected with foot and mouth diocese and one with
swine fever.'

COUNTY ANALYST.

There had been two samples sent from Blanifor I
for analyaii (beer and ale), but they had been found to
be genuine.

&firma Naws.—Arrivsls : South of Ireland. Yearn,
Cherbourg, elen-ral ; Bright .n, Fall., Jersey, general;
Deals, Clarke, Jersey. p Astro.; Roll Call, Raided Lien,
M. Maio, potato..; Great Western, Blampied, r-
hourg, general; Paleter, Jersey, ger ere' ;
11 °nue, Bedard, .I. re es , potatoes ; stegntwy dor.
ck, t. Melo. p .1.04.4.6; enure., F.i,her, Jersey,
general; Phataix,Bi cad, Jereey, potatose ; Stogre"•
Cowin, Torquer, pa aengera •' Lord Elgin, Hail),
Bournemouth, Nissen „e ; L r,l Hawk e.bug, Smith.
Swan Ira, : Sou' it of Ireland, Pears,
Cheri ourg, gen ml; en, Falle, Jerwy, g mend
Bomareund, King, Portsmouth. nil; Clarice.
J,resy, mpties ; Roll Oen, Rednieton, et. Maio,
empties ; Great Wes ern. Blampied, Cherbourg.
peg, al ; Aquila, Painter, Jar ~y, General ;
• astard, Jersey, empties; Stornoway, ilarlook, St.
Male, empties: CYlatte, Flisher, Jersey, general;
)Ctapees., tosei, Torquay. Paaenera ; Phan, ix.
•I'r"1, emislies Lard Riln, Haill, Bourne-
mouth, passel* .rs : littbeth, Vivian, Teignmon'be
passengers; Lord itar kesbury, Smith, Swan we, nil;
itoseneatb, Burmeister, Liverpool, superpbosPbate•
REPO'

Till )11711011.0 LOGICAL IT.
1 Br. meter. Tnennom ler. Wind
—ll Wes. bor.
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1 8 1 I.lmlo- 8 1 4 I mid- 4 i.
155 a . ID Ili lII.L se; eight • p u.
..1...:. • . -..
n 20.45129 64 26 T 60 68 64 60 811 3 'Cloudy
2r01.60:29 77 22001 60 8 00 4 11W 4 lelotely
230. 5f012224154 , 70 60 W 2 le•r
.4 30 2630 it, 26 68 ' 66 64 W 2 (I tely
It 30 130 130 0.00 6-s 64 SW 1 4 (lour)
24 3n.18,210 19130.10' IA 66 112 W 2 'Cl..utly
27 29.0529 81.29 90! 50 66 5O 8W 2 1,1000.1 y, Rein

from Reading to Laml n it is ltra. lOJ.. 0(53 NW mils;
from Pent..ra to Ex to. It is 38.. 61, or 35 per mlla.
Thu., although Printout-e is a much longer run than Car •
Imam fresh butter I. charged 45 per mint. more to it..
L iudon mar''. or to Exet-r 130 par cent more ;
butt ,r .r in R mimes is charged mar. than Arm times as
inueh.
Cider 1. cai ritd frrm Cherburg at 151. net ton, Of 01.1.
per mi'e to L mdmi ; iota Weymouth to London just too
•VOO rate. 'nue allowing nothing lOC freight; while
from Penzance In London the rata In Mt, Or
a penny a
mile; and from Peozinee to En. t r It is 18..61., or 1144
tar mile, era it ifie tame thou twine the rate for Normandy
eider.
Freely meat and dead poultry are cer(ei from Cherbourg
or the o..annel Islard. t.. Lo don tor Mt. or 141. nor
ton ter mile. T. • raw from Weyntou'h to Landon is No
Fr, itch meat 1. this* e tried f.ole Caerhourg to Wey•
moot, for nothiog, and, Mousse it Is Fr. net., thence
• dat 104 le.. ..er tin. The rat. Irntu 'teammate to
Lind n •a or 22 per ton per mile, shoeing again •
r.refereore for Frrneh proottee tat 45 Per Putt. From
Penzance to Ex. tar the rat' is 35, 6i.. or 35 per mite,
150 net sent, more than tha rate tor Fieseh meat.
114-• are carried fr .m Corrrhoyrit to London for 151.
(w.l), 74. pee or 20 . ( Ira 1.1, p.e mils, From
Peamace to Exe.er the c avg. Is 31.. for • unveil lees dia.
taoce. or 21'. per nine. ex icily tour time. toe rate tor
wet French hider. To Loudon from Not ince the. clame
(.43.. r 1.. 61. per mile, and from R It is 110 114.,
or 4.. 3 1. permute..ll times the French rates.
&Pigmy eminent's are fertile in excuse., sad there Is
no excuse so often put forward se the relative cheapness
of carrying for long distance.. The rates is gue-tion tart
the sincerity of that Pentium Is over twice the
railway diataaee of Weymouth from L indno, and llt•
distance (roan Cherbourg or Ow Channel Islands still
leaves P. mance much farther off. But while the rates
from ;her ly .urg for the various kinds of ogricultural pity-
duce vary from to 15 e. r lobe, the rates fr...m Pentanes
TOO t 14. and to- rate. trout P. 441200 t I Exeter
(131 miles) run (rota. 1 5 to 35, shout three tunes the.
Freoch rates. The rat-oi (Min Reading to Lyndon (35
mile.) vary from 21 to 53, or nearly Ben time, the rates
c .ar.e 1 from Ci.erbotr.. Of two hinge one nearly
appears— either tip. cJin posy are c .rr) (.44 tot the Frrunh
ouriutuer a. unrstouner.ti.• tot t., and so ern iojuring
their sharecoldi r , or they are cha. stag t o much to the
EnDliit produeor. an.l an danrerowly injuring Vie trade
of this couutry.—Mart Lase lisprom.

L prIG Almighty. which was, .ing 1,. end le ni
Toe n.r. yoetteroao sill: 8. John. wham Jams 1.5. 1.
wm. in tho trl.nd of P Moos whim God rave hike lids
• ndrou. MA• n. And ere no we fhb. meateg Id the
• ••••Bri.lasd of d, tikts (Pima
Irritivel • Imenute of that gnat, elisreal /bend twit&
In Ins pre., c• or the King. The weak from which I
bare Minn mrlll bring helots us • creme in basyve. A
door ii opened, • voice is head saying -Come up bitter."
And is es rm..l on, we mem to see in tie vista' a Term*
set, In.thsot with if, gad "twee, for front it is ee out
light,.ints and tbunderloge wed velem He the' eat uleret_.
It use to lank ones ss hew sad • arils* staid. ewe
round sb at the Larne • nokhow—the olive half of die
relt.bow that ohms amen ste la the hour of storm and
deckers.. There were the whittpded, gold-orewsed
elder.. end tni mays. mill's. I ibtug with His hreibtesse
all His eassam, sad before the flgosa • shalel 'do
einni.arios lflk, the ore Sb. 'reliant like c 'stet. •.d the
four b-• with all the host of Maree telling in min*, e.
ti. n at His Metier not der lad like,. earl*,
Hoy. hnly, hole. Lord God Almighty, welt* wee, sadir,
and I. .00. me. "(o-chsy we 0551 00 Perth at our Chess!
IPrat vall to 14). I POS.. at lii' 6411 the Weal gin ai
• eg. and to Inervii.• it V. lit• 'PIT. Oh! bow great •
g It musk I. Irons In. everlasting fatter. tabor so sweetly
• en—
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"Thou God art the Faller of manic.
Bwoth math& are a telir teeth noel
Thou bast made Tby ctasUoo all enthesas.
Thrush It sthilial thou
And bow great a gift gigging is! Yves greater thea
for It inclodm, both MUSIC and words. And this oggathill
••• Irollo aft r many a rectittafter moth labour. le
ass "tha sacrifice or stra.' mg warn you that the
Imre fact of sreariag a 'argotic, is an imarenles that yaw
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math is • saoctill d smart If thee* be no. to-night Is
U. choir who realizes that his ato•lat is no* 'imam and
real, io that on.. I say pl. r.ss heaveu with ttes pawn
" Woe is toe, for lam • ram of unclean lips." And this
an.wsr he. alter a liv• coal has heap talons off God's
altar. "L ibis has toachid thy lip.. Thine Iniquity Is
tak. It awsy• and toy sin purged." The rodomird oaes oa
sparih me, as it were. even now on the glassy
Tett bousrowl in by God's Awns' Purlanall and
eonarb, and with the glorified oars above—here In this
first slaw —a common ground Of praise. They praise the
Lamb that tea, oa. name, tablet Ii 11110VO
ELMO is on 'heir li,.—the lasso of Jesoa. To take tit*
hi...ad Saviour from th- matte of beaniea wonlite Is like
iatioi tn. sun from God's solar sYstelo.
"Tbe Lsnah Is all els* glory
In Immanuel's land."

WILTYOUTR IL

DATIL II WAytt .1
1
Fruk, .
11 10 40 mmi
11 4 p.m.
.1 11.16 am
8 InrclaY I 11.52 p.m:l
Sumlsy i I
12 16 p.m.',
3104 day J 12 40 a.m.;
1 1. 4 pm.
Tuesday i 1 lhaml
I 02 p.m.'
Wednsday I IL" 1a,.. i
Thursday . , ::4 ;I°2. .1

[ARBOUR

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:11•1.7 ISO

',LOT WATER

JOLT. IEI9I.

nAirrLoop.

1240 p.a..
1. 4 Lai
1.28 p.m.

1 61 a.m.l $ 61 Lim.
2 ;6 r.m. 4.16 p.
40 a.m. 440 • m
3. 4 p m 6.4 p.m.'
3.211 6.23 • m
362 p.m 561 p
416 • m 616 a.m.
440 p.a• 640 p m
54.5 7 4.5
6.26 p.m. 7.28 p.m
BOYCOTTING A LA,NDLORD.

10.16 am
10.40 a.m.
11. 4 a.m
11.23 p.m
11 62 a.o.
12 1 ..m
12 40 n.m
1 4 a.m.
1.23 p.m
11l a.m.'

On Tuesday, lefrxe the Mayer (It, N. Howard, Eto.j.
Dr. Drew J. H 11. dge, Coq., B. notarise, Eq., and J. E.
When& E q.
Wllan,Elie, the yr u-g.., was summoned by Mr. Ohed
C rim for au aesault. Mr. Cat r maid defendant's father
was • tenent of hie. and iesterday mormithm.27o. plaudil
went to Francbiw Court to gat fr r the rank and they told
hire they had not any. Ile west a sec nil tins., when
defen tant rushed at him, kicked him, and with another
ton puthed him nut nf tee V.aintiff w. nt again,
and when the man in pommel in wee there, defendant
beh.ved in the mime • ay,
D,fendeet said he made no threats whatever ; be simply
put Mr. Carter ut ef ti. door. Mr. Elliott and his
Intended wife, Sarah Wilkins, were in the bons. drinking
all the diem, on, and it was nine o'clock at night before
they could get him oat.
Hr. Carter said he only went ti ath ft him Own, when
they said he cense there ever) S.turday morning for rent,
and ahneed
Mr. Ramos said it wee a mod abominaNe thing to put
enc., a woman al that in the hone*.
Me. Carter said be had nothing to do with that; Elliott
dirt wit even do hie dut•, for ho eertled with the parties
for 10., Jostled of 15.. 04, out of LI or Lb rent.
The Mayor m.ld landlerrie must not be sesaulted when
they go for rent, r r they had better go to Ireland; they
expect it Lbw.; het we do not here A. Hr. C °ter did
110.• 'peak of Vie violence 4 the assault, or pre. It hardly,
defendant could be t.tofton payment of 3, 8.1. costs.—
Mr. C aler wee also cautioned by the Mayor to enquire 11,10
ths metier, and grit allow much conduct as had been
charged melee: Elliott.

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Soma el,: Thy hem a commas spirit of Pram IVY
h God's Holy Spait, which Is glass to them
So stay we on gaith obtain • full Maier, of the noir
flpirit ,s answer to simple, versed, b. birds, prayer. The
third Proem in thn Memos Trinity Isla our tatdd toalitht,
ready to reveal God's love—mmillested through Chfhlt—tfi
ammo who will Indy ed. Lad. Meth, they here •
c mesas fon* et praise. They flag " tm. odor wag of
Moms mid lb. Lush." We cm Omer stag *Mt sew tom
on stab' uotil cm my like David did—" He brought
me up out of the humble p t sod the miry Way, sad wit
my feet twos • rock ; and bath put • ;he=
In my mouth, alma plebe to our .d."
not till then —can we join that choir shove In
their heavenly wag. Can we all berg assembled
sing hi It was an ancient nodose in the early church to
me the following ear& 4 Ile indoctioa of choristers :
"See that thou believed in thy heart what teas aimed
with thy Um sad stsprove with thy works whet thoe
believed in thy heart It runs nearly parallel with the
Prayer we use in the vestry before our merlon. "Grant,
o Lord, that what we repeat with our lips—we may
believe in our hearts—and what we believe is our hearts
we may rhow forth in our live', *rough irette Christ our
Lad." Oh! let 'us go step further. and ray born our
eearta lb.. waver we use at the c'ose of our mynaas in the
vestry. "Cleans. us, 0 Lord, and keep as undefiled, that
having wash, d our :lobed end made them OS.e in the
blood of the Lank we may at length ivied's to that
blessed oompinv if mints who shall stormily praire thee,
through Jesus Christ our Lord. emeti." Lad then eves us
earth we shall have the glotious privilege of joining with
the redeemed easel above in adoring worship, and say
"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty, which was, and
is, sod is to come.'