The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-06 00:00:00

GAZETTE,__IEN 6,1880.

so show up, high. %bps bp op ups.suor op a bop at wepsiouth. Mr. Norris : I will add twe malt wkish nth/ lweeiblY
relieve kilo I win en he wog a **creature of dram-
noilegirMs. : Mr._
_____s_ii•NOW.s...toilliatad liatbaritigg sad it was net Man had bus under the ethdderation of the .. (Leapt., ) we we en creatures of drum-
be swede up
...- rig! ~.wa"''' ..."...--1... pugs to the Muth is Curt ei Olivier lieselatie sod the Bridges sad Build.
up,66111:11to be iklig:"Caligilliain
aiuliai tield is Deegieester.-W. tindinialldhi coasectiosThn' Wagallgeeob gen?". To Isar '7..III.Y.aaLY wiWilti
wiliall
amPthe Mayor sad limd
striae... Wile/ Willeysnoulmabsiath llisato rinbudwitht ""Gelkatalampiwt at atsh:+4"dayWth
rist.bdwcisicsobwan't kee4r.d.°Tessitat ext:iinftuittheur.lwinefli"ldent°ll:•At7et
wilbazilits=morwilwiwil 0111.2°Ietbe
commeseememt°ll Tula". 'lllll anow Ispossww•wasa°4l' kisethe ansfartbing rate tie quake el te • emit of law. The only widens yen will find he nok • 'MY &cure Pert lit the
thing they had got to do would he to satisfy thew riot cm Bib cocesiou. I shalt be able to prove that be
by Robert Babes a hundred rage spraatad. Paine se to the bridge being out oi[wewles, and of which went faseke.emowe the wont WHIM them t° throw
Toe will Sad therhs west uP to tbe
alga Full pielleelare will be seen au bale. earle,„_,_bre eIISAMMIffes gads/.
=aced that the plop cif the Omity them could be no Med. An t would be Mom et Me
Pella to Wiendldse with limo, thill saying
buss Is. bity ITl_____Pb••••,...botbsw,t.....Welltaidie stseaadio.P= ue.eeelaird FaZgAilhe women,' bap slOO to RIM. 10 =Mk' Prgerred Mang the othilttreteee who were the "Wit' emu a It wee thatDealf of this Dort mould be
ewe. to ...anew en .a......- - -r-- -- •
quesee---01 --as adasismit-wes.b thrown ihth NUM persons Mr the county. They need not go disio are others if their theirdseerta would st
wish. utt
01
caw. in
samosessaa wisti use Ingh..=a,l
Act. late enquiring who wee liable, aresagemests bad DOW be with Webb. yeoman Minna _
DOOM 00oirTr MnOot, -Another of • loug 1 NM made, sod it would be tried at the next mime. crowd sof mom came . like • discharge a
. Reduce will
tine end the Oen
libblibb•s• la Rubli• iwadibialtwa has I"' been added - KgyeetargircegaDirimodell. II titeCtonati i Tie jury was then requeted to retire sod madder. raeglistgy a intspany
le these we thin already noticed in thew cielmies. . Oiptein NM be girth le diew thee wee been to throw
stems in the dimities of the Hell Lilly will abo
Mr. FL W. 'l'. Plownsithe mos el the Rev. T. H. Plows , Treeliclsr IMO KA_
dradiesised wifthss rubiWen* natiujpdthanithig , 6. °Ma' t° wtd°l/ hi had called stWattlat*
Wilt; matriculated ei I weeM be PISKY of PIRST 00IIIIT. Wirenthea.
man. al Barham set the i
Dahlia tfalvegelty IsellirreT sod was placed lath menet a tiet• to Mimi addltioell. Before J. north, Zen. ALP.
of M eserlidates. He is del at the school, end we' SASTOLDT Gait.
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1•••414 •g•iwt • bsetardi °rd.'. im••• by • B.aell " tinign.ko the first with .3.130rn to attempt to form
their awarder and work give saltin-
e's,. Peo
US& Mr. W. C. Davy, of Oahe Galileo, Cambeidge,
Woosinedilbcra%Tmsfeelliwtilhis'eptiveureselliairwWwioit ; esdawbl Mnlif.77lleLliarildawa.tmcle7Tbraare: :I'l'4' tee' atltilbsriel was the
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thinewouldz t"9'
concluded likewiser
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k K "bb hi
BIM weed up from the pointy School last year, kes
jest Maid, gobelasehip rained to £BO sneer. Trevanba. wee soused for tie rencesdest beady quoting Russell's &Anti.= of the riot.
atittpla BIM= AT TIM BaILWAY STATION.-At the nth rosisoaket mid she bad beea In the ellnelialses se
-Pt. ilemmtmd, tellitichied constable of the county,
ilowtheesptos County Police Court, on Saturday, genies for shoat twe yew& IA March. i% the _lPPelle°_. i said: I nis at Bluif at the recent election. I had
dastrehlif rod friary Janus Trim, goods igamTZ bath bellorsier liberties with her. sod two Ineelde Wier' three poliosteett them wss es duty at the day of the
of the L. sad S.W.& Company, Errtilhom Mr. weed she feint the was in the I*.way,_end of which pow nen the heil due the pen wee &awed. about e
alipperred. were with stealing Ma of butter. the temedhately Warmed the li. Next morales cawing to eight o'clock. There were than between 100
of Mr. of Otrefonl.--ftuperintendont Mr. Martin in gin tww__, the fakwettgeserei mud 600 there. The Town-hall has radium in front of it In
sad Isepenter were preeent oa behalf
deli eat
_„__,oo4l•oo°..._ww° iluo • welds .... them ratings there is • gate In the centre, aad that leads
eriletrakr.-The Chairman, as • shareholder In the ••__ . " 1611 wwwww at ''''' Ohs we. 114.4.... W• Into • smell inclosed spec* under the Town-hall. Up in
, retired f reel the Bomb. -John Wood, police. •ncit ths!,,,wrriero_s_laa...,wwwW•L•wcsl7, ww_w_wrob•_,,,• Wbw the left there is • stair India' to the Justicer.room.
"seellia=te the employ of the Commun. stated that on ewe we" e" w' ""wwwe w"'w • I°°" Shortly alter I kit I readied • cammunicaUon and gent
the lath be west,An earepeny with mother onstable ii-air --&-slc her meter sad mildews to look over it. • asepast and six constablee te the hall, and on receiving
=WAIN to Whtherse station, end uramthed two The di was not given a 7!r• es Wow were °nib two • subsequent communicatthe I went with all the men I
elf better. He look careful notice of th:itodts mouths' wage. du; gad she cim AS ear
r received •y. had and pissed them two hewn the MIL Finding the
go that he mind afterwards tell Ult had been fieryMerles Maria the eMisliset, said he had • mob drawling towards the gate I ordered Um men to draw
erta. He this west to Bishopetoke by the mall mkt., . wife sad az chadors. lie had heard the evialisoe of the their trusebetha but sot to us them. There would be
the=ded the luggage teal; on the arrival of whine respondent. sod it was a time of iblesheedo about OM es 7.00 papist's's.. them Mr. Glyn then attempted
the guards van, where wens He west W Wave the bwi I theeght he me in danger and lashed
kith hampers, mid found =rd. been tampered
lir SU geld to Charchill " Where is your bee I want edlidveseed,tgairjtiengeatiligat"or "I".°S.thetr reepsotiattervellenb it. the
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Ttfoteratldgetossoohim
thrown
stownontLeroskthrszTttn
Wi The appeal was granted. Stillman. • lamp over the gate was broken, and the no-
te IV' In it etre two bottles of bier. tham
' my butter 1" Churchill made ns Tenn
liqdvd
' Hold up your WOOL" lie held am sp. and
ta1ier..........s other wham found tha_prat of butter Produced dews were sweaked. I thought it was not safe for Mr.
THIII LANZ SHAFTBSBITRY Glyn to leen tits balloted lat for the Mayor and
him
Riot Ad. I gen the Act to the Mayor, end I saw
in brown peper with ' Smith and Sou. RIM- XLIOTION. go out on to the balcony. sad I weed back to my own men.
17r7 • :41M"written on it. Ha inquired where he got the When I got beck stones were thrown more furiously, and
button from, sad Churchill replied that he bought it at Constable Elie had bees death cm the em with a gone,
Dorchester. adding •An you going to lock me up 1 " CON VIC LION OF SOME 01 THE and we. disabled for further duty. Mere was another con-
Witmer said " Yes, for stealing it' On the way to the stable named Brown struck °Teethe eye more seversis than
Miles he mid " Now you have got we I &upon* yen RIOTERS. the other. It 1 emained tall about a quarter to three o'clock
lathed to mks the west of it' Ou menionthe hampers in the morning. I wet formerly in the Metropolitan
batland aclite P.OW, ce which was tinitten the number of name Nitekell, Pramit Jame* Webb. Charier C_kertar mice Force, end in my judgment it was not see for any
peta Ile ousted the psi; and found ou wee gone tom JoarPh Liar. Thowo, Retire. Joe* Ford 11•k1iwt..._•••_,.,. persoa to leave ths hall, they would have been in danger
-Charles Beak; who was in y ith lent Yea, were Indicted for roman •••••Mang wun. of their livea.
Ehleirieses. gen oorroboestive evideace,m=g that divers other persons to disturb the public pent two Cronexunthed : The common intention I think was to
Trim s basket which he had in his nod. Trim
waking • del wild dilbwiwwwwtSkeltwibm7 twith•••• of coutinit an insult on Mr. Glya. They did assault hint
and thi caw bed to make the anothastion by April lath They were orbioiWy gathered to hem the result of the
=demi he found th it a pet of butter which he said be
se Derceeder. Two Men afterwerds. when
et intim, prisoner geld he bouot Tirottdok. therieptoootossdrwi;tolfradd Rugg, instructed by Mr. nail
train, raimetrimbetween the Junction Inn and the Th.
im"weeolimmasple wwfart.d.manktPmadvmo.dotiwinoteltgidadhootollienrocioactt
ottiraif,lbo:ine isi:
Dorchester but he did not know his nama-P.C. werolds.wwwwdCeetle safcgdthlilre.dTeteenstar, instructed by Mr. Roble; :•.7--7-,-- Wiltwrtgbe- being
previa hampers were not touched wills et
Wor
-Hilary BroLritk.tht.hoientfolottot !dr.
eittOrd, proved
Of pogo MIS were t=:kr. Bell, on [MAU
guilty, and urged for mini Mr' Cwil°• on the (mad.. that the awdlitrW•• cold n been ha kept pert of my
to the ommotTmlinihoonvo.thaAtteldlyotc"aointimandor
tooedtoto injure Kr. Glyn. It
refund to cammit George °borne. salted the CAN win" men et the reline;
the Intention
luteropt to ru
ure tahpourepeolte
ring to hue to be adjoursed till next Smiths.
This was agreed to. crowd. I think th
commenced when Mr. Glyn mat bark Into ths hall. The
crowd then went in the direction .1 the ...Boa and I
=gar .t&dtrevlous nableutiond characte: Mr.
CI".
icuk
abiectim 1°1"
test
'ma"' as the air- cbre°lie the tried more to Week the building than the
had bees in the MOO, Of the •PsnY II soma requind to asnsible for Dorn object, but her, then _we _I, . _____ ____
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=ad Trim en yeses. The were erobseed to two wee se object of a riot. but far simply waking a noire. Ponce Zeus ?G....pv.211.1- 7. 2012 f --
wee. ._ , !T.? 1
' baldisonmset eattli hard labour mob. Mr Norris said that wee the form of indictment from =no one w's, =el' eiseluershr;:uo„6-171.-e0;
tic" jamalwatakaild be w°4 °Mai." to 'mirth° °bWst. think the mob could hays taken our part.
TEM IARAN CA MATTING. tics. By th=saer Webb : I did not adamine the witnesses
A whiled lempereses mesKag
_wee held in Atington Hall Whin on Saturday moraine. I was there
sa Tomgey wreathe lad, the their being taken by Mr. E. The Chairman. Me. Ployer,said the quotas was wheelie!. " shs
the isdieteneat get oat enKeisatly what. if Prewd• " when soot, of them were exasithed. Mr. •esin took down
It Wowed. ThertLwas sot secilla full hem ea on pre- mean' to mantels. the Astra the evince. Ido aot know how num witness.
lbw occeelows. The h7llss "Work for the night is The isdlament wa• held good, and ell the defendants mentioned your
MM., j spinet recollect that pores.,
lotrberodettosirt
bottierzatitt =bogs Dwelt
panyar.
the
ip.
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•X. Math, who mid thst he bad been a Mel abstainer
erlll mare He Ited tiled beer •QM rthey fess, pleaded act guilty. and stud mediated your name. No evidence with
Mr. Nord; in opening the me for the prosecution. regard to you was uppremed that lam aware of. I did
mid he &intend with tits Warned Mend Mr. Bung for not that "I was ashamed that expw banged constables
the of laying before them the facts of this mee, give evidence wind you."
and eves at this early stage there luel By Mr. Norris : I was backward and forward at the
sal theaperesee a few nem, but hied he keine the Jon both an attempt to impart to these IreedhlP hall doting the evening superintending my IDOL
sect blemiags that teraperethe brought. he Auld have fictitious interest which they did not passe; believed P.C. Richard Poynter deposed: After the declaration of
Hr bear nese Were (Ambees.) He beard a Ley would dad that elm he had &dimmed the., and the poll my attention was called to W. Moth who said
hilesolid Isetare oats, whew be knew the lenver was net bout laid Mime the. • sumnarY of .the seldom!. which "We won't have Glyn amour member, turn him ocitif you
pm the obedience, with Meet* eathrtmee ther Imola biota= their don't tum him out we shall fetch him."' When he said
wee
so& becitir = stweitibidt=tbe meeting was attration. sad while tbs.,. bed heard the elldost that he attempted to open the iron gates. I went inside
arer. seal mil " I was veer pleased with your beture, tift the prisonzet, they would find that it differed very Stile the iron gate &ad put • twitch with • rope round the gets
but do yes Mew that you made the verygrest mistake in ith thread from ram; of the mewe with "Da they and tied It with all the power that I could. I was then
aim! friend, and what wee that? " wee the reply. Mr. WW• ID tDO habit ad oeillien when assembled then struck with • atone at the gat; A primer came
UM Kat that he lectured ce teeeperesca no se jurymen at Quarter Seggiout or Maim It is an tuitional forward with a pop and said "you h____... and
add th
" Ylislotottbut Mat sheet it t" Then Mr. thing that there should be an election riot, although it threw the stone, which struck the gate and bounced
Dedels asked him "Do yes atidals from drink f" does hot arise from Indisposition of men to riot, but from off. The windows of the hell were emund, then e
"Ms. I take • dam" was him mere; when Mr. the paucity of 0100•1004. It may be in their recollectioa ininps were penes. My attention was celled to no ene
Dann winged him not to urge others to do what be that Is March the "ma of limit and Incline were in. particularly. Wheat Mr. Glyn mien:red to leave the
did aid do lima( ; but bet ales the pledge, then induce oiled to meet together in their different counties and crowd pressed upon Met. I beard Robertson " Tarn the
Ginn I. de the mane. (AWauee.) This conversation. boroughs for the Porticos 01 electing their knights of the out We will bay, him out if we stop here till
Mr. Dodds said, was the mime of getting that lecturer shire and the members of the various boroughs to advise motet., we will eat hip?, He continued pies such
le thetas. (Sem hear. and appleues) Her Majesty in the Ominous Home of Parliament. language for two or three hours afterwards I saw the
Mr. IL Fear bailee spoke of the progress that temper- Asecatd those boroughs was the borough or ShaKelhurY ; Mayor of Shaftesbury on the balcony with • book in his
We we. staking, refereed to how be was the means of bet how lour it will last as • borough they seed not stop band. He said "This is the Riot Act," and he then com-
=ea weleratedstakinit preacher. (At this point the to esquire (Laughter.) They might bees Presently to minced to read something. Stone. ware then flying is
l Verathee entered midst loud mploties) Mr. refer to the 'policy of essobduirm of 00-01terstioe- different direcUma but Ido not know that he was struck.
Met reseembared me being at our Town Hall when they (thughter)-in regard to what tools Place in the I saw thirteen Grant speaking to Meldment, who we.
inn Widths a meecl ag oe th• Sunday Clo Quetioe , borough of S oaf tubury at the thee of the making use of harsh language. I saw Mitchell there
at which seethe they had for chairman a ster of We election. There were two ceadidetel at the electiou--0011 saying "huh is no businees here," referring to the member.
tows, who could not tee why they wanted imbilohouses was • Liberal, or Prams& himself to be 00. sad on. was He said "we won't have him, we villas, him out before
stem on Sundays -Geneltherl-but he was glad to know a Conservative, or profaned Mead( to be so. The Con- we paw.
that the members of the House of COMICS' ere now mentive madiciate wee a gentlawee who had for may specusees of the wines thrown in the hell and thou,
miss it tide so. (Loud applause.) year, repreerated the bough in Parliament. MIS also • found outside were produced.
Mc Cute town missi.snery. said he we. a young otigistrste of the county. and, if he might be Permitted to They earl din sis-, some being lamer than cocoa-nuts
recruit in this canes (but not a recruit of Christianity), gay eo, wee highly and dowervedly respected. The leasers' Mr. floyer asked if they were local stone, and the barrio-
sad, therefore, they were not to expect much from him on ceadichite was Captain Glyn and he too, was, if be might tar replied yee, they seemed to be of the sandstone form
this ecoesios. Mr. Clark considered this question a long bitted to MI so with ;ma moth Dorm Oataatiltarn tion ; but " here was • goo 1 specimen of • !lint." (It was
Um before he mese to a nocturne. He thought that if
ter)-very highly sad deservedly respected. The about the situ of a lady s hand,sad therpedgid.)
he thought the pima whom he was talking to would go took Plan Anil IA aods rentran to the By Mr. Castle: The riot commenced • Utile before eight
he had • glees of beer he could not talk to a man bemuse on
of • greatissny persons Brute stilketteebutr, o'clock, within ten minutes of the declaration of the poll
:markt my he had been drinking. He remembered onee
to a cue who professed to be • Christian, when the Otherrirstin candidate , _ .who had reirethuted the The crowd before vat a quiet, orderly on.. About 1501
the maa told him that he could not say his prayers on borough forum. nine• Win redeem by • "mil majority. 10 charged the gates. There was no attempt to cut the
Man, because be had been drinking and bed hall-swell= T at the declaration of the poll, there mooed • twitch. The crowd made a rush against the gate, but did
some ci riot sad tumult such as it would be his duty not carry it any further. The people remained till be-
la the cupboard, sod midi he had anashed the jar and its brioAy to detail to them. end the Lartleelers of which the, tweet two and three o'clock the next morning. Tim
mates% mind the wall he could not red. (L(Loud)
would beer from the witialleas w would be celled before stones produced are but • portion of those thrown. I
"ere. F. Vitleltan tad he understood Mr. Danish the.. He wished to oar at the oat's, of the Prostration. heard Webb may " Ttin't throw stones at the polio; they
wee ethered in this rood work of temperance. and had • that It Downs savoured of & political promoutoos. It was are nut here to do their duty." Them woe also cries of
taken up by no Particular Peen cossetted with the 'Boars the clock," which was• new ona lam notetetioned
heed of hope, and be wished him every success; no
e
doubt then was • Nang of oppodUen in the town, but borough,. although the defence wee 00oci. oalea. sloth at s
the I did Shaftesbury, but I know a great many of the people
should not 10, for they wen all Urine to do good. Menu tactics. The preethatin wee taken ,p e not know 100 people there. I did not ow the tni.
Police Committee of the county sad by the Mold men there. I know the defendants pereoselly, la
Men was We D .niele here, Bro. Greening in Pease-lane, d
Constable, who wee responsible for the peace of the meaty. kaow very little with regard to their character.
the Dwormeter Total Ithetinthee ficciety in Booth-street.
Mule, therefore, the WM Constable found that the By the primer Webb: When the height of the violence
wed the Walnuts bed a bead of hope in connection with
superintendents. eauests, and oceatablee under him me going as held up your hands and attempted to
their Sunday whocl. Now all thus ought to have • good
main, mid fail no opeoelties. Is concluskse Mr. Vaughan charge were treated in the way in which the meateclee stop the mob.
elided that old but true easing "Thers's a good time were treated at Shaftesbury, he felt it kis duty to lay the By Mr. Norris: When Webb said that the atones canoe
coadaa,walt a little Inger." (Laughter and applause.) facts before the Folios Ceemaittes, and lake their Musa in showers
tithe as to what steps shoed be taken in the matter. It Mr. Webb said the witness thanked him the following
The their suit some temperance melodies during the
wreath& and Mr. F. Martin accompanied on the her- was. therefore, •• they would se; not the notion of an? manthig. Froze the statement of Mr. Norris you would
In the
madam. particular party borough, but of the Police cup- infer that I urged the atone throwing.
The tend votes of thanks, and the singing of the naps ad the borough. The declaration of the poll took P.C. Joceoih 0,11 paid: I saw Mr. Glyn try to get away
place easewhere shout eights or • little alter. At that Iran the town hall. I heard, when Kr. Glyn got back to
doscdogy brought the meeting to a close.
time • von ocssiderable crowd had assembled opiZE the hall. Roberts say " Bring him out, we will eat
DORSET MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. the little Town Hall, in the borough of Mattes • him." Mitchell said " Fell in. my lade. we will
Ceder this Town Hell there were some iron railing; have him out and do for Ida.* I saw Lilly standing in
Them were spiced on Tuesday afternoon lad in tbe which there was a gate, whch allow, I Ingress into the hoist 01 the pup with a large stone In each baud. Robert.
Greed Jury chamber, when there were present:- Town Hall. The under ant of die bedding we. used for said he would kill sat eat Mr. Glyn. Kaidnient walked
the purpose of market-stalls and lairs In this Town Hall up and down in front of the police, and having count
Joh& Player, Req., M.P. T. B. Hanham, req.counted
the ntarniag officer took the ballot-boxes for the purpose them said to th• mob "Tours is only 311. wire in, don't
PlOt Hon. Nee of Eldon 0. J. T. Mamba), rag. of counting the volia. The declaration wee made about wind them we'll do for them."
wish or a quo sr pest At that time there we. a By Mr. thistle :It appeared' to me that the crowd
R. M. Shogimm, 114. q. J. W. B. Hawkinson/ill,
H. K. Bower. Req. Iraq. M OW, of pereommome MO or 600. mmrebled wanted to get at Mr. Glyn. If there was a determined
George:at, Esq. Sbetcleck Heasing, Fieq. in fent of the building. Shortly before the derteretket attempt to get at him, the crowd might have done so.
Joke Kbodereley, Req. the Liberal candidate (be did not Mow If the Onserrative awe el Barnes. opholgterer. carrying on besieges at
W. A. Benkie,gakez. Kendall Uttlehalee, Esp. candidate MIS there went down to
declaration of
Hall fur the Woolwich, deposed: I was at Shaftesbury at the dealers-
Churchill, sq. H. N. Middleton, Esq. ic.ureetibt lirorofthe g thaood
and
the
orideofttod pail, sad rt: poll,tireit&ohrottewod t:111
istotosetarardeg there was a great tomtit
447 Oalcraft, Zeq. A. E. Mensal, Esq. equally dalest tam the constituency whose sulfethes they Glyn, who attempted to go out, 'tn,ut had to come beck into
Timms Colt ox, Esq. C. J. Parks Esq. had hem WOOteg.. When the. poll was declared it was then the hall. I saw the Mayor in the bakon reeding the
W. °Mot, Esq. Z. Pearce, found that the Liberal Kindww had red them Wu Riot Act, and I was struck with • stone
&A. Pretorha. the Conservative. Upon that Cando ns crams Out lee By Mr. Castle t The Mayor told nu be read the Riot
J. J. Farqthereon, Req. 'C.J. 0. Simarda._Beq, the purpose of addressing the Minors. Mem hillimed • Act. I went down to Shafteibury by • long standing
E. very tumultuous and riotous gam. arrangement te spud the Master,
A. B. Foster, EN. E. W. Williams. sq
aesth.e. I write articles
Warry, Iraq. Mr. Castle objected to this lie onstended that the but not letters. I won't say I wrote a Certain letter.
0.0. Parser, Seq.
G. W. Moyer, Zio. law.7Yeattuan, &eq. paisoners were charged with obstructing the highway. nag By Mr. Webb: Veiling any other candidate. didn't you
W. R. Fryer, Esq. Rev. 0. W. Bingham wee what they had to do with ley you would contest Stuf fs...bury f
The Chairman • It has nothing to do with the
0,8. aim Em. Rev. °err John -Glyn The Chairman: But booliag onsetbutes a part of the • - UM.
James Sopeitt. architect and surveyor, living at Shatter
scam
W Perlithi's MAME.bury: / am the preen against whom are two indictments,
LO
Mr. Cat.: The indictreeet we have to meet is simply and /au quits ready to be tried upon them I w t
The DSPOTT-CHAtaithlif was glad to inform the the riot and obstructing the highway, the ball ituenedietely after the declaration of the poll,
Omit that the noble chairman, who since the last The Chairman: But hootingg-farms pert of tb• riot. It Steam wen thrown, and when I was in the room • steep
Court had bed a rather serious attack of Moses, was is eimegive noise that "strikes terror.' and if so. bootleg • through the w and struck Ili• eta
now tolerably well 'but he wee unable to be pretest to- nes eon.
nowow,,,,,NblorrisPwilw: MThaittiLtht la.
finatriandetlicamo. i.
until Interlude
will
inuritheilsalasittuw:Eioliamaylwroodortimionogrmmit;hehountballlic:lyehlioldingkoo:ii:a warebal:lPiotpl
dey, and it was hie (Mr. Floret's) duty therefore to
Km chair. 3 shall moor. (Longhair.) Thar there seem a great the noise. When I got halt way through the crowd I
theeling sad riling. mid. mareldieue ea it may. head voices saying. "It is be, ant stoats were throwa,
the people sesento seemed to he atclakee with sad prep. violently on the hack of the Led. In
them; for ten auggrthell that they would like to have instant Ima struck in the nose and mouth. Ultimatery
Mr. Glyn sod eat lum. fleinghter.) Wow far he would I got to the Grosvenor Arms. I should think it would
agree with choir &geese= we had tenuously not to not be safe for Mr. Glyn to leave.
deWW.mebbi"obJected to the statement about having Mr. Glyn Listraaßberaly ilitaCo.w"wneenro2::tiaiilvditorrersdparolllgy,:prkereoix'sldurte:deuri!rt.. Stanfordtol na:amvtoss
out and eating him. Only OM Dna laid that. Mr. Glyn. That' said, after the row was over, that I
Mr. Norris: We most net be obstructed by an attorney's
clerk in Ulla way, said that I struck • woman ecciden tally. I struck with •
Webb : I bave the right loaded stick and knocked the head off ft.
Mr. Nerds (continuing) : Interlude Na. 3 from a alder. By Mr. Webb :I do not mamba that I mulled
eat loans I (Leander.) Poreitily I shall soon come to any windows. Ido not know that I brought an action
the sod of this narrative. The groper in,, to object is for slander. I have been summoned for amult I have
when I tender anything In evidence to which there is not advised anyone to P_W money to settle It.
feasible objection, then Is the proper time for my learned Py Mr. Morn.. Mr. Rohm is as solicitor, and Mr. Webb
friend or the defendant, who is exercising what I amider is nu, ckek,.;
to be an unwise discretion to defend in tenon. to Mien Geolidu. Mb land-it ' ward for Mr. Glyn. said: I
At the p.m time I ens gime!, ideates the yes, which attempted to foUow Mr. Glyn when he tried to go out of
with the eselethare oil my learned friend. I alicll 'be able the When the People Pushed up against Mr. 04e,
se prom will New, you in roueicpuu the pumps as
returned. I helped to put up unroll of the shutters in
the Indictment, and leave it la the Lan& of • higher the hall. I heard the Mayor sa "God awe the %tele SdO
suds, Of the caw There was. wee. e Est_ warp, pad meat repeated Webb's word., and be advised
abgniotutot
Ito:,
power to unto out that punish:neat which shall Neu the Your duty.' I vaerd Webb ebY "Space the Police Med-
ium, ass desire agpremea that Kr. ww .. shoo/epees the white festher end give in. Mr.
out, and they would do for hint At that time there were o'clock in the morning. .
three or four penman In frost of the pas endeseouclew By Mr. Cattle: I believe there was ad playing and
to protect the seekissn, sad keep people out of the rem soon refreshments in the hall. We were not tolerably
where the arghtlecl was taking Mee. An endeareses we. comfortable there. I beard Webb say " You shall have
made try Ohara aollhoot to force the gate, and the oillesee Ginn, but mare thcLPolicem' n."
then intlited them bleb from the get; sad pet a twitch By Mr. Webb: you were standing don to me. Ido
iipee it I. mum as spry being weed, awes tbe not remember you saying that my prepuce might incite
crowd wore paledosetremely ristemsherselleamesil very the mob.
much e t eget for the whew P.C. Vetches', examined by Kr. San& add: I woo
body of =Lithe hallidTetrbreleseght to Shaftesbury, he struck with a stone on the breast, which was discoloured
order to the building. Me whole body were for • week ether mods Isa w Roberts there, who slid
brought own under the directiou and oxttrol of Kr. 'Bring the out, we will eat him 11 we stay here
Hamm who =ithent in • line two deep outside for three weeks.'
to
oto Mos the Townhall. HO told them P.C. Brown said: I wee mverely injured on this night.
'to draw sir stoves, bat gave them inetreetithe preside I we. struck on the temple, and for two three day, I
and sped& not to WNW to me them Palen they was spitting blood. I saw Lilly with a do: In his hand,
, received orders from kis. Me crowd very soon collected and hill_eald "000,0 On you —, I..„ani =kW you.",
l• math larger number; and goon beware MI mod AA By Mr. Castles This was about of a' sad there
pomp. were ethubled them /beep were threwe flow we. no one to prevent him throwing the stone if he had
the beck of the crowd, tosethe in mem Maness over the desired.
beads if the pollee late the Endo.. of Use Tows Hall. sad P.O. Thomas Ellis: I was struck with a stone and
very son hardly a 'flambe wee left whets. The item of was taken into the hall and attended by • doctor. I saw
the lamp immediately one the barony was bethen. sad Mitchell there with • whip in his band and cueing and
the bon fittings late which the lamp Stied were the mowing-
broken, ata that the Utile light which wee lift to inusebiabe P.O. George Short: I saw Robert Mote, Thomas
the tem was very quickly pet out The police were Mitchell, 0 erne, sad R .herbs. in the crowd. Foote
knocked labrot with Mouses sad the injuries would be reeked at the gate, and said "We will pull him out, we
"eaten tbebwiTcrwalbwmHell, Twslate wtheilir.areapat tamp lalekshebsptsksatheir ethwillhikillm."bilK-tchellß°Mweard m"
hiave"Hhiamveoehlimand°ullwawdill pultwmilly
wound. mmma by peps:pc who mmurmlrtehr. enamor whip round him.' I was struck with • stone on the bunt
the lame of this as maybe, ON "hip Ipa sure you will Webb helped roe to keep back the crowd.
Its of °Onion at, rad that that the eeeded of the ethos By the Prisoner Webb: I thanked YOU the following
rains& Walton to their credit. They stood there ender deZ for assisting me.
tiwthairVssMatordere mostmmlogewthis sammiseveri aditteeig"Tdcatias'to retaliate, waerCietruckßuraoeumMthe lc' nieemwwi°thWarnsteicityk, lir: disabled bilisd"fori
bet MIK there q until so ball-pest • week. Roberta said " I will kill him ; I can eat him in
lbw" °if I'm °.°144111w wtocubts. until the riot quieted • weak.' Webb we. taking • very active pert, and be
dews. Some Una will be larodeCed to FOG which were said" We will have him out if we stay here till the morn-
("MI" op In °NI To" Mal, haring bees thrown DI ing." Webb mime op andsympathised with us, and went
an ineleame over the beads of the police through the Into ib• °wad I°4 bold .2p hi, "wit/rand tb° atone.
=illoth_li ._eb Wm were about • paned in weight. came thicker than e Webb said to
_. . Glyn and his
were wag le tomb Mr. Glyn' they prepeeed friend, at three o'clock in the morning MIT were • lot of
all We if thlages aid it was stagily
a* uneef ce Mr. Glyn wWwwwwin Wiwi°, rogues, and vagabonds,,
be to bent the hell, hie L i
ump as Stephen wm his; ragout of polio; said : I wee struck
bound b ity claimed hands es hi to keep him beck
... on
the _the eye- Iwv bill and Webb there, and la wma
as
in the 15"ni Ma Kr. MY: end his partylatter went lato the crowd stones MIDI thicker.
were liept limed ustil half. pap three or your is By Mr. Castle: My Im pension was drawn to the di;
the wrath& sad bf that Urn the pet hid pingo, belied way of Mr.Webblnt wadrathisind and then
email lleslif. and the crowd had by Mabee dispersed. I gain. thio the erowd•
would cell sithetios John superintendentefold, euperinteent of police id Ethaftesbun.
the Weidman Ofivessimitirli4 ..rdi = mid : I saw Note aad Oben* at to fo the
etessenrigeigth •11111 has beep hued hi.., / ben gate. at the hall, lie reiterated evidence of pre-
shill sot atholtiou to any fade I. have clout witnesses with regard to Um other
bees
tics eel met Idea. The nue wpm pepos. By Mr. Castle : I boilers Kitchell had t=litrts work
blame end "be Me beide, one no be most be the greater pert if the day. I think the crowd were
lo • way one would determined to sit Kr. Glyn. There was no attempt to
frese his akeetlea ated_warroso. lamthave expeeted. charge the I believe stones IMO deliberately
Eneleru=lefaLooo
aall
as7alictl". Ilimbed7t:alyirsearasaWM.°lllllll67" thrownK andaetthirismwrthed satpolic..lm7webbtlMtlyborhadknaDiamyoUtt/f ort
towards
use
te esw on his tandese the clam ef lie widens. if Mr. Norris I Has Webb been convicted of
tilfwwwww"-MitodyeatoobelbeebotitMotiltwo.timwitamemlaMM"badbot l'llt vin
all es: Is"heellespawri:Zati dwells...l" and disorderly
;Melly: lioLer IYmmilet ash you how ninillbeWg•Dddrunkhow
WI yes thud the part teles by the. rtseet?)iyta will
rs'llmiteill% questi •
—. was on wee objected ii, and it was not premed,
Salsorintendelat Grant sea i I remained there till four
Webb Mberraftfaal: I really oect be pap that, lit o'clock the next morning. He corroborated th'ill evidence
(Laughter.)
fte1..... of otherainesere with regard to Lily. Maidatent, Webb.
We
seiliffialehe fee erenaial itut76 111frall"le. Nema.......111.10°111 11=6/1) iis imitm.`frrrils. be said did Irish
The abokimasUs •
Out to WIN &kr wore
gg= Willa Webb, Lily. Kitchell, Foot; and
i week dor son Noe ass .14

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rates.
Mr. B. Lrertmitmas supported the motion. mere
might be candidates who would accapt dlOO ; but the
omM:a mu—" Sow would the wort im &we" Kr.
Kalb had much expwleaca of the aloe and when tbe
previous treeetwer bad it the duties, hi 101110004 wire
performed by Mr. Sesta.
Rev. Carr 3. Otis said the argariente eeninet the
motion were the old own, sad he spoke of the 'adenoid
way in which Mr. Keene marled out his duties.
Mr. Barron eriggeeeed the matter be left 111 Mirka&
mos fierdons.
Lord SLOGS did not think • Teri 600 d cue bad hmw
shown for adjouramest. Unfortaaately they could
not postpone the action of Lets of Perliament, Mikis
*raw the additional work ma the Temperer.
Mr. Boman seiced—Bad any additional clerk been
misted by the Trammel If that were so, should
they not pay the ouch?
lir. FLOM did not the duties of the
Oonsty Treasurer occupied ll his time, therefore
If be CI". 60 d 0 lb* va,h binned, there was so
▪ it the Cowl liked, why hi should Dot be paid.
Mr. Poem meatiened that • cartain Government
Adel in thli to now had additional bedlam
relating to some 120,6 w., 00 • year pemiut through his
bandwesithd wouldor L not
engive hin: • penny more.
: Maj)
tr. Barren moved the MPG:lt:neat of Om Toss-

ti.:;:-
The Court divided on the motion end the adjourn-

ment.
For adjournment to salt Michaelmas Sessione, 9;
against adjournment, 21.
The original question was then put, and for it voted
16 Igraine* it, 9.
Mr. Kest 4 'ably will therefore be raised to lilso a
year.

00.1MITABVIAIIT.
Mr. BIIIIIDALL Lrrnumains read this reptotaoh
recommended a halfpenny MAIL The report
balance In treasurer% heads ot £3,385 le. 4d.. en:
explediture for the ensuing quarter was estimated at
ASV lea 7d.
A oat:elation had bees roadeby the Cloanty Treasurer,
and approved by the Chief CeestaMe, that if the am
due to the Son The Mee as the debt of the
Ocent7 Lunatic Asylums were repaid oat of the Pollee
flopereanuatioorood,a ooadder prollOrookl boom
I. the Supersanostion Fund on 2a7meat of the same
seas di interest £4O bonus rroaN have bob. paid to
the dna lire °Roe, on their nweiviag the money in
manna for the bonds.
The framisMse was decided on by the Murk and
the whale of the report wee received and adopted.
sun ourse ocumwade Wow,
Road by the Clerk of the Peace, showed • &mese of
111 in the number el persons apprehended by the police.
110 LIIILLTUIL
No samples had been received by the county analyst
for analysis, under the Food and Drugs Act.
Shaftesbury. Bridport, sad Lyme Regis h=
separate jurisdictions. the Local Government
have deckled that they are not included in the county
forth, purpose. of the Food and Dregs Act, and have
to appoint their own analysts.
nrrsurrem 110S001/1.
Rev. Caen Jose Gun mired the Clerk of the Peace
whether it wee neownary for any notice to be given at
this esedons for the 'abject ot Mr. Meneal.Pleyders
kind oder—to give up the =barns Reformatory
School in October—to be °moldered at the ilithaelsnes
Bowdon'. The beading will not be banded over to the
c3unty, but be Inapt ie private heads, only as an
leAnatrial instead of • reformatory school.
On the soggestioa of the CHASIXAN it was left to
Mr. Glya and the Clerk of thi Peace to see the
neeemary steps are taken by next esmione.

ir oiiid

whole

rioters

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82002 D COON?.
Mr. Albert Banker and Mr. Batten were appointed
to alt in the moond court tomorrow. _

WIDNISDAT.
The following were sworn on the Grind Jury :
Mr. Richard Genie (Watereowgifinocernsa, Ilissers. E.
Baunton (West Batten, T. Bishop
(11fnloonthe Bj7,llrechn )11. BoyoballoaßiZordi, H. 0.
hurt, H. G. M J aid, .0. W. H. Clark
(oerne Abbas), John Zenon George (Rit),
?";6(11;:le. G. Grein,_R. Raferk_Bl. Mayo, J. Yea
J. Meech, W. Groves, W. T. Roberts (Dor-
chester T. Pitcher (Nstherbary), H. C. Randal
(Blom ord), T. Readell, J. it (Stratton), W.
Weetinaoott (Abbotsbnry).

TEI CRAWL
The Camerae, in charging the Grand JaneaLd :
The calendar which wM thorny be laid
contains the names of 82 persons—a very large numC
for trial at any Quarter Sessions. But you will at
once observe on look's' at the calendar that out of
that number no lure than 18 are charged with an
unusual offence connected with the recent general
election. That leaves 14 primers charged with
(Ream of a more ordinary dencription to muse before
um on this occasion. With regard to the 18 prisoners
charred with the offence committed during the recent
election, liars consisted with the proceedings at the
election In the town and borough of Dorchester, and
Imola are connected with similes proosadings in the
town and borough of Shaftesbury. They are, as it
appears from the calendar, charred with riotewelY
areembling with Orem other osseous to disturb the
public peace and make • riot. Now, that lean offence
whirl I don't remember an instance of as being
brought under our consideration at QuartrxprZz
and it is I believe, even to the most
of you. I therefore propose to point out the nature of
the °name and the circumstances under which you
will be justified in finding a true bill se against these
prisoners. The ammo will be oharged not under
statute but at common law. No doubt you
are aware that for the purpone of showing what an
offence at common law is, the general practice al the
judges has been to refer to those books of authority
whfoll are generally recognised as helm dowa clearly
and dehnitely the nature of the armee which will
came under consideration. Mr. Player then Quoted
"Rummell on Crimes and Miedmosenours," which I.
recognised as of the highest authority, in which •
riot is laid down as ' • tumultuous dbterboace of
the mace, by three persons or moromesmblinethes
on their own :eolith
mg the intent mutually to
assist one another one who shell =
Sheen in the of as enterprise of •
nature, and shell efterieurds notuaDy execute the same
In a violent and terbuleat manner to the terror of the
Monis, sot Intended were of Rolf lawful
or uninwwiatr'.le further cm, in the same authority
I find (be said) that though the parties may have
resembled for an bonen purpose in the first
iwi yet if they afterwards mowed to ace to
aticrmttooter sad riotous manner to carry flea
Into ontnother, they may be fully found
=rot the Amp for riot, although orfainall7
assembled together for a leis' and proper
Raving drawn the attention of the purpose,e
a
this, he went is to any : You will lad npoa
hearing the winterise thM them riotous proceedings
(U you are of that it Is a riotous proceeding)
took place at cle" election and, so far as I hav
been age to ascertain, that the parties were gathered
together for a legitimate purpose; because whether
they were voters or not, I take it that all persons in-
tanned la the welfare of their country are melded
toolontzo 'lmams and give 'speedos to their paned
f provided that exPrendon even Potwar
and f y, and without videos* or undue form. 1
should be sorry to me the time when penes@ cannot
go to elections and express their feelings, provided it
is dons in a proper manner. I think. therefore,araos
will find they were there for presumably • re
=I have draws your attention to fact
although they might have been there for •
legitimate purpose, yet if they afterwards seed in •
tumultuous manner, causing tourer to ordinary reason-
able persons, and executing their purpose of obstruct-
ing ether people from passing down the street (for
everyone has • right to pass down the street, which is
the 's highway, without let or hiadrance), if they
obstruct them and ewes
relorr:ordto Rer
yo witry's sub.
Wean finding • tru that would e
bill spinet _ you oubfrodillstre.
circumstances to be each as !have donned to you. I
may observe in pemleg that time is a maroon idea
that a riot dose sot become eddied until after the
Riot Act has been read. But that is not the case, If
the Riot Act has been read, and if the parties cow
thus for the space of one hour acting in • riotous and
tumultuous manner, that is an offence of • tomb
higher nature, and it becomes an offence against •
*Watt The pieties who so sot are liable to indict-
ment under the statute, end the poidelusent is of •
much more severe cheradm, the parties even blowsier
liable to • punishment of trompertation fee ilia Tien,
however, will sot be the opmethe raised Isere to-day,
and the Cone would sot be able to enter upon the
ooneklaratien and the trial of sock • case; len if the
miasmas brought before you proves that the Riot Aot
had been read by • maghtratehr the Mayor, that is so
far evklesos of • riot having been in proem That is
the strangest peadble expemien they could give *et
• riot is taidng place. h evidence pro Moto that n
riot is in woman, and it would be a fair element el
midgece to prove the existence of a riot. I wet
trouble you with many further rermirks, as there OM
inch a large number di primates for trial. The oaly
comities for your consideresioe is first whether the riot
did take place, and secondly whether each and every
one of those persons who are cheesed with the offeurre
were dime present, taklag pert and asaletieg.—Els
wished for one moment to mR dole attestion to me
or two other oases. Tint was that 1=11;7e and
Henry Perron, who were indicted for by false
at Sherbonse, the met oils. with
rtlitilastlio' defraud Robot Rena_ When. Hering
stated the facts el the ease, he mkt the diffeemere Is
this care from those ordinarily brotbeforethemeas
this, GeooraAra
gpe did not commit Ms came with a
view of mussy for Idemdf, but 'mild bier the
=lof Hoary Permit., receive Ibi mosey
ast which was not an asses at one time
been marls an offence by • parldeuhr Itttoti, the
Bed 9th.( the 14th and Viand& The other
ore to which he desired to call athletics wm that al •
poen named Samna Perreth who was charged with
reediting certain mods althintrobe hl Wee Pm
tame. Re repaseented as en lanimper ;
but • hyeander recommended him as "an Woe
fellow." If they were of opinion that It was bemuses
the prisoner repreesated himself an innkeeper, that
Induced the proesoutoe's wife to give the money, then
he would be guilty of a false presence; but if the
obarsoter given shoat him by the third party was an
a impedime in the meeide: of the land-
ltirrell:rife. he need not tell them thee the
&amour glees by the third penes would not be a
Lam moue by the prisoner, and sot sullident to
theme hits with obtain.* ere& be false pepteaces.
Re worakl leave that for them ea 'eaßepAqt. &kin
thew retied Le riseired he ma their athintiee mast
mother not senteinsd to the cialsedue. tiers wield
be It fudbigemh be Irniestood. Premed before

THE PUIIOIII.

Baas istters from the Hews Mos ',laths( to the
ossolosseeneat and tenulaatioa of @outguess, and to
E.facr.theMara. wars
isatbllbsviCsilmtot°of the
With respect to the other subject, Lord Poirrusu
had written supiestiag it would be wen for meg.
balm is oase of Issprierwmest for one day, not to
allow the mime of the vamooses reatovaeto Bar.
chestor to be incurred, bat to order his or her confine-
swot tin the Mau of the Court.
The County Trs.iur was ordered to pay a
to Jesse Phelps, which had been approved trit:
Prison Oriessissicomrs.

1.17111•110 11111101111:11 FROM MOLL

FLOTIS said that a primmer from Poole wee I
seat to the County Gaol, and while there became
lessee. The prima authorities took the necessary
dope for his removal to the County Asylum ; but oa
inge into the matter, there wee a Malty about
his ement. The Home fiecretery being mach
Arrwith other matters at that time—(a laugh)—
oyos my Mr. Liddell, underaeoretery, sad
repainted it wee bard on the musty of Dona to
have the burden of a lunatic prisoner from the town
Mid county of Poole. In future, enquiry as to the
I=t of a prieneer will be =decal= by the
. sad the expenses of elds primmer, who will
eons be dlschsrg.l, will be defrayed out of the
Traseary. _

DINDTHIN sinwartm
britimitusso, is his report on bridges and building,,
in
the Court that the Weymouth High-
way Authority are about to indict the Court if
Quieter Swims forth. repair of the Weymouth Back.
water Bridge, and the miter would owns before Use
next arises They therefore waked that the Clerk of
Ilse Peace be tuetraoled to take steps to defend the
aldica. lir. Ling bad applied for leave to glee up hie
a hop at the' County House at Michaelmas instead if
al 11121,Er. which the cceunitte• recommended the
Court to atm to.
Beadred sad adopted.
800. C. &swum asked if the word "bicycles"
ineloded " tricycles" He oonsidered the tricycle at
an animal as the bicycle.
daregaMAIDISO said they bad looked into the law and
Irma It did sot. A " bioyde" had only two wheels,
Isiegola" three.
BINOIL•IT impreedrely thanked Mr. Hambro
for his isiarmatien amid peal laughter.
The Dievrr-Cuatarrau ashed—would Mr. Bingham
woe to bring leeward a mellow to amend the law, or the
wave (Lrepritter.)
Bisemiji seid if be did, be would certainly
" give gado, for aext earieue." (Laughter.)
UMW £/111.11101.
Mr. K. N. MIDDLETON reed the report, which war
if the weal eallefactorp *Under.
701.1L10L

=Mrs* mei the flame= which ream-
s coast, rate of five be the 8, as
to meet the expo&
wus
hmerre Jee NZ rseeet=ll:lll, 11. This, mid hie bur&
this it maid be in foams.
VIM epefielarmanaddiftcle 6 iwthe bettor repair.
In wilt% • et hie
Mr. MAKSIO the lemma thillit l'ulig
wen east In was Is ameeqesom of a meow-
Ilea.haw Load Ciemweasewe Board.
_ . 488ao asked if the mealy was adeehei by
t lanher SizerelMlikose the aseasede, vrer•ouilyget is
it tier maim& Was the bard
)
Wisit jalir-esid the este was ordered to be mkt
" Nee WS beim the ameims." Os mosowat of the
gourViims
meirread they had to ask for aa midi.
Masai 6 but when the roads were
=Pew rstittetrere would receive a
mama
1110 Dwev•Ckameter rewdadsd the Omfat that the
&Ale el dm eapsiefiltaas et lishwem le wail ic;
• wale* M Me Rohm 0 Leta,
peTtaspeier ore meld Meemmesdailem