The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-20 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1572.

The if ATOn WU that It. filliermeapflUedg• had
WIWI him quite by surprise. (his Worship) felt
that the Numb of the town were not Ildoe to himself
but to the very spostmems and tthited meaner he
whisk the iabelotatits had mese forward. There had
bees perfect unanimity throsghmt the tow*, and the
U 0•10111011111 feeling was that all ithoeld deeorate. Not
only Is the man streets, but in every bye-street in the
town and every court, some means of decoration was
adopied. On his way to haziness last weak, be met •
poor women oolong down Chapelry stain, with •
quantity of laurel, and • neighbour asked her if she
was going to demean her boom. "Yes" the replied.
Why, the Kayos. has asked us to, hes he not His
Worekp rallied the demenstregiou more heethes to
these days, ebeo by torten royalty had been
somewhat °halliard, the vhut had bought out ea
npreeelen of loyalty that was very gratifying, sod be
behaved there are no more loyal people anywhere than
I. Weymouth and Helmuth* Beg* and if His Hera
Highness some again as be has promised to do—therer,
beer)—they would give him as hearty • rthentiom
Mr. ATLEIBVIT suggested that it would not be out
of plaos to moue atoll thanking the inhabitants generally
for the lundrome way In which they had decorated
their homes.
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The mAloa rid the report of what bed beet rid
would appear in tbe local Nees.

MO 0 .W.R. OONTALNT AND TRO RA130131 TILAICRAT.
(olimriog kater :keit rewd :
"Great Wotan, Railway, London Tara
Ulm..
" Paddington, W., July 9, 1871.

" QUAY WALL. AT WITEOCTII"

" DIAS 811.—I have inquired Into the subjeat of your
letter of the 2lsl ultimo. but I cannot nod that thle company
Is la any way to blame for Use giving way of the Qom .011 10
which you refer. I .or assured that the company's truolui
had nothing whatever to do with Use failure of the wall. Usa
tramway being used by them is a lair and proper manner.
and that it mum rather from the faulty coed:action of the
wall Itself, and Um directors thetsfor• will not feel themselves
Joetined in complying with the requca of the Corp nation% of
Weymouth, to pay the expense of reurecUng Um will, Of
portion of IL .

dear 81r,
" Yours faithfully.
•• Faso U. liat XMAS.

_
4' F. C. litegull,
Mr. WILIAVJILLI remarked thst u the O.W R, directors
knew the wail was hultily coutruoted, thty ought to
have made that eiuovers Puri°WY to Pulling down,
the rails.
The letter was tabled.

tbo dwroitoidort grad few* this to awe the whole
of the Tomato among them. He believed it cold be
veal to ask for • provisional order to allow thus to
bursae, their capital, sod also to ask for power to
increase the price of gu. assignee the noun—the
inoreemd pries of coal. G.e musfutueiug ie a ewe:
besieges, and five per oent is not • proper amount to
divide Sehello the shareholders.
The IILAYOI Bald the first ooaddenttinn of the
Avalon was to keep the works in • thorough state of
ellisissey, and it would have been highly ieproper to
• &elan • dividend of seven or eight per gent H. was
• ham to my that there was no works In the West of
Badaed at the precut moment in • better state of
=asthma their own. As regarded Mr. Thomas's
• , when be reoolluted the oset of the lut
AO of Parliament, he oersolaly Amid be spry unwillisg
to resommend, without very greet etetion on the part
of the directors, nub • course as Mr. Thorne. propped.
Mr. Thongs ..id he suggested • simpler °masa than
applying for aa Act of Pi:Damen—the obtaluingof •
provides's! order.
Mr. J. J. ROLLO said he was perhaps oat of order,
after sounding the adoption of the report, in 'salvias
say reraarka. But none of them liked to ou their pro-
file reduced ; yet the directors bad t.kovi of £6OO out
of the profile the shareholders ahould reek.). Al.er the
view whisk Mr. Thomas bad brought forward, he
thought it weuld be • very bad prinelple to reduce the
interest to OS per cent,, for muy hai bus hoohtig for-
ward to get • better return. If, a• the Chairman sus-
gested,they nut ball-year made it auto less, that would
stamp the deelellett es Nies slowest as lOW wawa, and
show tbe town that the shareholders are oafforlai a low
from that whisk they eight to receive • large profit
from. When they found that other eompanies ore
noteleiv, 11, 7,8, oo 10 per out.
Br. 'nOtian: 74. : they we prevented by Act of
Parliament
BO= wished to be orwreeted If he was wrong.
But how Wee It that their own unless, received no
bigheildlirkleod than they did when it was told them by
the Mayor that no Os. Oompacy in the West of ling-
land.wse better 000 dusted, or their works in • more
. . .

'Mahal Mae? It was a 'err bad prospect, when they
•robszbed tbeir ospitsi, arid were folly led to utiderstand
Obi Val would reales more thee 5 per mot., that It
WM IMO sageested Ma return might be less. H. begged
to support Mr. Thomas maggeenn, but tbouebt ner
should have I petrel cawing ol etamaboidiee, to uoer -
tali if tsar would app me or *section mob a sap.
Kr. J. I. Rosen should oertaloly ha,. peeterred ibis
sabieet being *cleaned to. mesas' rolled expressly
for the purpm.. His idea *boas going to Perliament
were dirsotly opposed to those of Mr. Thomas. They
mast remember thyy maid not net an Mersead amount
of espial without exams. Then would be • large out-
lay to get at La at Parliament.
Mr. TMonee : • Proviatonel order would ouly east
£l5O.

Mr. Rearm rationed thr horde that erpease, they
word be erly Mikis( the more, out et or rear tied
puttiag It into earber. They were now brought to
feel the plea of ivory extreoranary Wog that had
*ore apes them, yet he looked tether hop. folly tithe
farm let he did not believe tide rib rinse of ears is
going le lest any peat length of time. If they Marred
the prise of gas, they would hitter that whir the
direr= were rare' to bring about, foe far more
pereone word rite the gal into their house. if they
found It 'beeper. It -so of no nag to anticipate any
very SWIM premiere, for he did nnt bellvve until; ere
going to be very mush higher, and the rot &Tidied
word be very tare lies thao £5 per rel., if at ail
lass, sad with the 'roomy primmer, he hoped they
would be able to pet aside mole towards the Suspense
deruat. It they isorreed their *spite', whatever
amount was applicable to d,rideud would have to be
eztowded over that increased (swirl; but the closer
they seal keep Wok oepittl, dr better loe 'he divid.nd
--tpteer).
Ronne rid they had bought an old rip, sad
the qualies is whether they should make their r turns
try for her regain" If. believed that would ha the
beet way, sol let thorn not go and erased £l,ooo for
the purpose of Lithos £3,000 or 1.4 000 to their °arid.
It only required roomy to keep abase impasses within
their booms sad tern • foir divides& and there were
an good Wads bore salt. law)ers wiry about with
them—(beer).
Mr. ItoLta rid there was an old adage "Throw •
'vat to 'rob • =sorrel," tad if by by ertedlog £l5O
for a premiere.' order, they could ere £4OO free being
expeottod out of pronto, he would resommeod that
0001110.
Mr. Ttionite, however, said he did sot make lay
proportioa, oaly • suggestion.
It answer to Kr. Rolls, Mr. STOIIII rid that If the
ore ef goal fell, they would have the beret of it by
their ortrost.
The report sad armours were thou remind and
adored,
The reeking direettors were re-eleoted, on the motion
of Okipt. Itosua
Kr. IL Lumina proposal that Mr. Orem bo-re-olsotod
aadlior.
Mr. TIMMS esoauded, sad it wee tarried.
Mr. D. normals moved • vote of thanks to the ()hair.
man, and it wee erred untolmorly, lb* Chairman
expresabsi hie obligation.
ho reriag then separated.

DiA2ll 01 Tex Btard.—On Saturday last. 10th,
did the Bev. D. liogarth. who had been
with pars/yd. Hs wet motor when the Pounuation
Stoes el the Breakwater was Id, and was pregent
at the 01114101.47. Mr. Hogarta use one of tat'
Trustees el Her lisjeety'a urea: for many years,
but had betel; resigned. Ile was bided at Maid-
sway Kest, on Toads,. Mr. Hesarth was
a by • greet y of the intuthitaate, sal •
rwrb olerd rim
ele °adds the Lalend, and will be mud
dated.

FATAL £OOlOllllll DOulau Tun guise/ • YIOIT
Thomas Andrews, MONSMOO on Word H.M.S. Brlerophoti,
was killed IsObanalag the yards on Salarday. When
the orders were given, the decreed, with the other
mem, went up, and "laid aloe,' the yards. Al com.
,sugl, they rut aloes the yards, and Andrews, witos•
plass woe st th• owl of the main yard, ran with the.
rod, eatehing hold of the lifeline. When he got to
his his right fool slipped, and be fell, hu loft
foot ineg the yard. Bat the weather brag rough,
he was blown rotor the sp.., which struuk hi. bra,
his Mt go the lifeline, and fal on the to-sr riggini, and
on the err port, pitohing on his turd, and torn**
Into the NIL Chief gunge?. mato Frye*, in ths loom
gollesit meow jumped or, caught lb. dooms I Si h.
mat stoking, sod swam with him to the veseeL
the mestatime samba sailor mimed Palorr jampod • if
to his sesimmows, and Ito two min swimming tooth.r
hoot up demiesed and brought him tor. ladder, irb•re
• rope was thrown, but dreamed moat hare boon hard
baler* he fail Into the water.' ToO 10g05.% w•• held OM
Roods, before R. R. Howard, Lg., whim the above
foots where proved. It appostsd Quit tho tabors
gametal go aloft Without 51.0411, to enable them to
stand more steadily on the yards; but dreaded wore
pair et on. on.. whoa be went up, and they rased
hint to *lip. He hod guns uP ODOO Daoll9, that day.
jtury returned a verdict of " Aridentsi 06oth.
Decriod was a elsgie enan about 20 years of ago, and
belonged to fkieliol.—Anotger usher Nil from • scaffold-
ou shove, and was merrily hart. It was in 001MICtIOOD041
alibi.. aseldents that the Fleet did not illuminate as
Is oral on the visits of Royal penionagss. Tho
who fa is shore boost... dirt,

know what bw4 beppesed till the family relented home
Th. ..x• house. owl (I•pt. nr where
th• y 5000re4.4 in tAhitor away orraras of live moods.
tTihee
dro..;
mou.peokoot:t wt.:l7; ...bvt.iihbo:rutisageinida
make iLyuLry for some person who mu not known.

gettir g hett.r. Tho wake had fallen off, lad left the
"fw3e *leen. Stinnl I think he elamined nine or los.
MA, r tn. ft ink, were tmy wenieulfw 0,1•1e."*.
1,,11. bl id& re filled with white soder. They wire
ruff ring from P g,i,ut ey'atitmit, the technical name
tir foot..ood mouth di1.41114. Should gay the lambs
hare hut the diemee ocarina Aare when
he them. He paid that posit,wol7. lzinui'.d 1h
other PPM Two he caught showed foot rot. west ea
elaminiiiir, .nd after a time found ate with the foot-
and•mooth rlieesee in the •.rlieretage. Cool I not have
INA It tour. than 48 hours, Saw no other with it
da&dedly,
. .

erww-ew•lnlawl: Forgot whether be dammed the
mouth. Had hal great ernoriense with footdond•seeth
(Hermit in ehmp for the lest dye 'two. The dismal*
was Very frequently oummunisated by driving ever
where others bad bees. Perferoly Impossible from the
maitre°, the prineielee thot the disease should h.,*
leen nentel by dipping. P mph.. were not neenuarily
a pot of the 'limns.., blood Und 00
doubt the dob-ing otol the dp wing tended to tiny. the
44..ite the ....tem, eo that It showod Itself is thou
pimp.. no 'be ft ~he. , botead of merely in the
foot fall mouth. Pe't mortein they me.t have bed it
nor six day. Did not think it possible from the stabs
they sere to it enul4 have been so d•vslope4 is four
der. It took 40 to 48 hears to form Yeelolrw. Thee
there le the drying up. After a eharp attsok even, it
would so' be romible for them to whew the stste under
alt der.. It tr.s e eery shun week. The nvemwwilwel,,
eo top,ms no that the fheep •hoet •••.•
Y u etnoot tell is a eheep C.ll you led veololea or mem
anreminr, what is the metier with them. Med*
o' quid.,, and had nosities assume* that there wee Do
foot-end mouth /theses on Mr. Radolyffoie grounds
Re-ersmined through the Bosch Went from Hed•
to Ito.. Crentlef'o, where he Umed 30 sheep and fear
lew'be with 100i-an4-m oath dieues. They were la a
field wij tieing the railway, and at the back of the
lett.... Toe, were recovering from font-on4-vometit
4i."•••• They hsd been dreamed for it. with tar round
tb • coronet : they were ewe. Hs et amined One 111101):
it bad not teen &nosed. Supt. Nelms was with his.
They moor have had it more then a week.
Ite-emonined : If Goes bad been in that field they
won d pr-.bah', h•ve ir velem they had bad it
heinre. There were four hobs. 01.11 had recovered
from fontouni-month disesor. It pureed to have bed It
badly. It was Ism+ In the foot. It wss not dree
with tar. Toe mouth of On• 1010.9 d Si if it bed had
font-sod-mouth ditrease. The tar wee applied to the
'mewled ; not for foot re.
ur. Tanner thee ears:teed Ihe Heath on behalf of
lite defendant, trot selling the Heath if any oue had
been weds out against his MINA, he being entameeed
"for driving or °outlast to be drivie on the highway
sheep effected with se infoetious or contagions disease:.
and submitted that when the sheep were sold to Kr.
Beloit Qs on the Thursday ovule, by letter. sod his
man fotohed them sway on the Friday morning, they
went away seemingly in good health, jumping and roe.
sing away so fast from the Ind InSOSSS that be wee
ounpolled, whish be (Mr. Ziemer) would prove, te ask
a young man named Brkll• to sus and stop theta for
him, not one of them being 'WWI, sod not sae clewing
the usual symptoms of dollies, etlifosee, or Isomer,
aod from thet moment they were cut of defeedant's
onntrol. He admitted that if the defendant bark a•
could hue had knowlstigeof the Melees when the lusts
were token away. that defendant would be liable • bet
he felt th.t he should be able to show by exoesiesseed
liitOSOSII4 that they wore all right when they left
tiolepdsat's premises. and be 666.4010 d fee their latch.
lag the foot-and-mouth disease by their going over the
very moue road treat Northport to Worsham ee the
as the •ess rtarebesed by dgegsolfee of yr, itia.
o:y ff. had o..me otter on the n .4, and that those ewes
hen infected tho itnupd. The case, he said, bed been
broucht for/tent for soother purpose, and proceeded to
I read a letter from Kr. Hadoltffe se the defaulant sok-
I lug for damage., and that it would lead to oivil soden
if defendant was omelet:ed. . . .

The Hooch dealoned to bear anything Mating to what
might beoorne • coulee for or lead to • card sewn.
Mr. Tanner believed he should ste• that the four
lambs b.d died from being tattoo dipped, sod not from
the dinette, and that the driving to Hyde in the hottest
part of the dal el tog • dusty road sod the double dlr.
ping beanies bad model to briog ea the diteme with
the remainder. He should preys the Isiah' were
•ramined and found mound on the 91* the
(t:111..1
were first dived, that they were takes to Mr.
tho mow day, sod platted is • bid where two of de-
f endsoi. farourim oows were grasiag; Mat they were
seen and to:satinet again ea the Thursday, sad fined
right, sod west away riett ea the Triday ; that It.
four lambs which t nem kept beak sad were *hod
out br Mr. owa man were thee at North.
port, sound sod in the most whit bealth, which sada
be emit, and that to follow the weeds 'fit. As. "he
(defendant) did not know of tbe eine being or dated,
and that he omit sot with removable dlitteme ham
obtained .ush koowledr."
To.. Bench *outdated the at., eliteld so ea, sad the
following witee ma were erarsitied kr the dolman.
Jame. Stiehl tad. staled he Heed at Ha mesa Nom.
Had 44 lamb. el defetadaat's on hie farm in We hastaabig
iii tt-mot- d tbete to Northport foe defeatism( cm
It- 244. July. yaw them dipped themme day. There
was no foot and swath draw attest Mem —sethiag at
▪ Hit, matter Malt them Wbea Sb. dtelsem Is 000114
on they it, drooping about their ISM still to walk's',
and not inolioed to .at meeh: Had oleo hawked. of
cheep and Mast down wilt foot and mesa diesels, lamb
V. bid sorrow.

Cronnamined Doisodssit sad Idaneelf IMO MOD
partners in say thing, but wen so a kw
[hi.ndant fa deator, sod hoe two up So Cpr!
11... with his father sad the other tat Bournemouth.
TI. Imam woo fr I.ortb Itan—hwi abea 15..
16 days. Onid not wa how low it wealt Mks Ile show
manse on the skin, nould think it would Odle DOOM few
lan
Re-szarsion : Never saw peening wader no dunked
the 1•010111, and mould prove it. Had known hitadreds
die from clippia.r.
William Clark anted he was bailiff be Melltiolditad,end
remembered the leans hang dipped on 94th July, whim
they had been there some 90 days. They wen in per-
Not health. and not lame. Saw entitle( wroog wish
them, should ban indeed It if there had twee. They
...sot away wag. There were ao sleep OD the
pleas.
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•
Oroes-eseatioed : Had no sheep on the plasm/ Maw
!hi. vestloo ss rermated, vitamin sossieterst, sad said
de(eadaq had some 50 ar 6) •ere sad inshore 'lda
went off at the seine does as the lamb.. Same of tha
sheep were dressed for fool-rot --shoat twisty of she.
went away lame, having She feet-rot, sot foot aid
mouth. lb. witness Jugs dressed ties --easid sot
.xplain the diffsrones Inures. foot-rot sad lost
and in nib, 'Rept that with foot•rot they'll go twin
as far as with foot sad mouth. Ooaki show Um
d.ff.wenoe.

Foos:mimed Tne sheep sod Nabs all fed
H .cry legs .t tted It. was drover for defendant, sod
dipped 44 lambs .t Kesworth as the 24th Jnly. Drees
IN Cu home to d, fondant's the urn. day. Node were
lame Haw them 011 it morslociaad then was nothing
lbe matter with them when with thstr
mouth, or anything di.. flaw the lust also. Tam
wore no pimple. on aides. Sots* of the emu wore a is.
with foot rot, ani are ao OHL Brolighit 146 owes isd
wethers from Mr. Radelyffe's ea Tharsday, 26th. Some
or them ware lolllll—ooe had to go la • weggoo. Caul'
tell amity when foot gad mouth digitise is (toning as.
Croe.-examined Ti.,. went 102 Ihrep—weshers sal
lamb. Took them from Kenmore& to Kr. Orsedoes.
at Northpon. Saw them op to Thursday 26th. flaw
•he sheep os Monday, 29 Jay. sad 4 lambs (-ut tha
44). Nothiag was the matter with Shwa. Saw them
running about, eatiog, not (moot Mom was haw Tbey
• .11-d as won as he Gould. Hu dtiand the Ithollio.
Tney were note* Northport now, Wires to Whaborse.
Had not teliel over what he was going to say WM sly
one, Mr. (hoofs. ha 4 sot talk oblsahoqills. Had
told Mr Cud what he bad to is,, beatass buaaltad
him. Did not see Mr. Cad writer it doss.
Reentailited : Hs dipped Om sheep for foot rot. Had
not beard of ate of th• lash. havieg en aeeideak
lI Bridl, stated he was living at tit, Reillway Rotel,
at Northport, as ost;sr. Os 26:11 lily he atm Mt.
Creates'. son and an old man with about 40 lambs.
The old man held up his hand for 'dors to atop gam&
They were running fut. He Mate') Mona. Saw Wad
go through the turop_ike.
er.o.-elamined : Have Wes living three weeks at the
Railway Hot*. Bofors he worked anywhere. Was 16
mouths at Perketpoe Pottery. It wt. is um fonefts
when the lambs wont away. The oil man wanted to
o,uut them. Had no beer with the old man, nor yens.
Mr. Cmed.m. Thoy did not go tato the Hotel. No
boor eras bad.

6harke C-eoitte etatei be wu the eon of defendant.
Ile went ou 22d July to Hyde to bay Dune •wea. Sow
them that some were 1 mooed caught ewe. Ria brother
thought it was to 4 and mouth dhows. Saw sea
I .oatte, aad they were lame. Miriam' Yr. Itadeitlie's
man to keep the lauvw 'apart from Waimea. Limed to
li Mr. Radeljlia some lamb., and they were mt.
They had been la with two dairy 'ewe lu a Geld at
home. There were some ewes lamed* foot rot la the
6-Id. mut four Istabe were kept book; nothing IVY the
matter with Plea. They wore sulks.
. . . . _

(knee essioleed : Helps his Wier to buy sad MA
sod did on that Pooeelcia.
. . _

Ralph Creeds., tho stated tba Matta were
'old by letter to Mr. Redolyffe oe 251 b July. sod ISOM
or. lame. Kr. Radcliffe's nee eame for its. is tbe
260. He plated out four Irmo tits 44; on, was •
.H.Lie lame, bat be did not rituals. it. Tbe sheep bad
loot rot. Tile man sod honied talked Moat the
dip tug.

C °se-examined : Saw the sheep sad lambs at x.,.
worth, and helped to plok oat the four. One had
maggots, acid ono Pm lame with a therm Helped the
man out at the gate. Waited with Ma as far as the
,urepite gat" Sew them woes the rdliray. The
I.ththe wore mooing. The mme sheep that wop. with
L's 1.13ec were le the 114 d es the 111 i. Understood
Mr. Howe mad Heapla Erika had bemt Sham Would
see they were the same sheep, sad the same lambs.
Had seen inewy sheep with foot mad mouth dimes,.
Mr. Kooherd Stool Bake was thee salmi Bohm
Mr. Howe bad given ha orklmme Mr. Tsaaer asked the
&molt to allow him to call Mr. Blake be glee seldom"
on behalf of defendant, but it was objected to by Hr.
Ho•ard, 0, ipe4round that Kr. Blake had heard the
*vides°. previewer Rives, with his *trail/ MT. ROW*
bad hese ordered with Me other Mammas out of Court,
and bad not heard the orideme. •
The &nob masidered be (Mt. Blake)thithi be called,
sad his evidentie taken.
Mr. Howard then said he had se objection if the
Bewail would read over to Kr. no.. tb. „waft. a
the threw kret witnemea (sating gum
Mr. BI•he Meted b• we a Yetoriaary Surgeon.
Krieg at Wirnborim, and ifiSP•OtOr muter the Contagious
Dismoes Aot tor Wimberne dittriet Pros the *video", he should think that the pimples wets the result of
dipping ; and that the aerial's were from toot sad
mouth dicoase. Within three or four days previous to
the appeerame of the vesicles the sheep walla show
atom. of febrile eatiou, difficulty of mewls& Madam,
and lameness. Sump mieht e.toti the disease ow the
Fndsr gaud versides be out oa the Teeeder• Vedklos
will show within 40 Of 48 hours et the lodestioa.
quite agreed with all It. Bowe bed amid la the
matter.

13, tb• Rooth : If the 'videos* is Illarast se to ili•
stow i• which the auicoah wets, o• the Saturday mom
kg, he thought with riomesabl• didistrat the railer
mold have obtalsed the heooleaso em the Irtday
morning, that they ogre dlootiot
Hit uination maimed : • Amp amid keys Moe
drtreo trom Northport to Hyde aail AA the Idlieviol
Wild a ha awl am% aim lbw NW ad na

Oast ot feel well as the pi...elms day. Hal be mese
them running about its shonld not have invested
doom&
Oress-szernined : He Weed with Mr.. Howe that
fro. the taw of the vestal*. dr. K' described, the
vearelee moil bare Woo se rah days before. Or inary
oars wont] have Alltoovened tbat on Fndsy. the 261 R.
The Bouolt teen retired to tiooraddr the tr.so, and
lifter an *hoopoe of • abort duration, Its
'hairiest, said they bad given the ease their
=get careful eonaideration, and oonvioted detendautd
It wee I ea* of very reit important.o In tho puttite.
Sod they were determimed to protect theme. seeti oaerall
is hews they eould, sod woeld ishat the foil raprolty
a no in all oases brought before them hereefter. they
Iremid balm doss It In the prompt ea* tied Viey believed
, Mr. Creeds* tied seat the sheep away lay known.'
OM writ Infested, believing that he oil no; boot. it,
bit that be did not use that reasoneble dellitenoo
to
dissever it which be might have dom., they luflat,ol
the penalty of £lO and oasts. together Ell.
Mostaa fleet of Warebam., I tedrr, was Iskewise
summoned b. •Soperiumodent 6-la, lump otur f
Wareham division for • similar adore on 3101 July
last.
Ur. Howard for oomplainent and Yr. Teener for
&fondant
Tho ease was proved to the satiefsetion of Lb* Baeoli
by V* Superintendent, P.C.'s Parsons sad norborn,
sea Hr. Rose. V. t. Strappo.
The Benoit in this owls tionvioted and sold they had
leitooded to iud.et the same p uolty as in the uther caw
bat belted,' that the deteodeot might bare urasteken
abit 011.11.4 s wieb was sent by tie superinteuueut
P.C. Freeborn out of kindness to defendant,
ftialesiwiZ eh he ought to bare tides Wrathful, taw
be eoul.l hada removed any of them, they would ooly
Indict the nomin&l penalty of .C 1 and OOSIS —loltlit org
El 12..
(foe menage sect by the superintendent was that
nee was not to remove thee. effeetet, but that he
might remove those not aff