The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27 00:00:00

THE DORSIU COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1875

DORSET SUMMER ASSIZES. do you think they
pleeiltyoulf I not he at the market to-morrow, so he had itself. -_ - - - __ • _ ____ _ .
DORCIIINTER AGRICULTURAIhor...BOCIET.II:.riv. and could look after their own interests exceedingly well-
a,,ine good and no harm ; hut, for his own part, he sheall
(laughter). Some of the provisions of the Bill might .1
will do with me, pelieeman r Witnem h h d
I replie4 " I don't know," anetletprirrener returned "It is ell ______ ___________--,--•------„T--- ---
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." On the evenlng in tell hittal.Werewaaartellrialed aakre"
and had very peculiar endows, including that .4 Ilewaol, at Portland, 'MI he esPeriall2„htte.,nded_tsw th
CROWN COURT, TUMMY. 'th r r.it a drop of drink I
I
n rem to hi n, him to see Mr. Andrews and gar &kind Itud other., hut thou lie neer] not go into, Iu . 1..wa1l Hoard business. He wan at the mecum, am pea The annual exhibition of tattle, eheep, • .
took niece. on WetluesdaY net be some to se.: it put amonipot the list ef sacrifi 1
Before Mr. Justice quads. . question Ann Guppy seemed to be much f rightenol and the thin°. i 1i '
i almost exhausted. Next morning in the allotment green.' ot l''' le•
'ed
he'll
Ie down next market day awl pay for Ise7 the inliabitants whmte I the Icteal Goventleent Act. det.e.l the otting raper of Ahraham Stone., Mar. ,_s in connectitm with this society
The court opened at 11 o'clock, IT which time the I ed
ierrt.die
htsk,utte. pa. yin..., Witness said all the letter was and in onmetuencO alt an" was f Ansel consiA,tig of l'• , Ile :'olr. Kingdon : Knew it was the soai's because he eau Wt. at Durehester. For many years sotno of the best obeli
ititale.country has beep exhibited at this society's thew, measures-(hear, heart The hon. member thee referred"'
to the different classes of impoweinent. for which corm
judge had taken his seat. he saw • piece of the corn beaten down. ahout tift or 7fL
long, and 3ft. or Ht. wide. From this place to the nearest wth• onlY that he was not coming down; ltut members. iheY ws re all elected ;Le tir t year, a r01e.... . tal 1.,,-, ~...
1,r....-nt coo nhon proved no exeeption, although
THE GRAND JURY. and the back of the house we* him to tell W' Bid not then say to Janms "I end, under the Aet P.x were of 1•1. • „ad, :•. retire annually. t' r elosi Shone. ienr., was called and identified the_ ail:.
" ion is given hy the Bill. and said he shout I be h pm.
The following gentlemen were em lied on the d he'l"e w" Iler Yard% len here m I wantml the tummy," or ask Lut were eligtole for re-etc.-tie:a 'I he gentltnitari ia-• r,••...... the nut:otter of animals oitered was rather limited owing rtaalan th' tenants at any time end agree with Macrae- -
inquest : I towards the place. the Rectery was abott DM yards off. or four 1. i liam to send him the money. Lived three rented, Mr. Benjamin Coral,. cv34. one
.of the.er-,...._..... !.1. , N. r,..
..• ..;:,,,,,.. • 0 the prevalence ot foot and mouth disease, and the tea IS : :wt.,
Sir W. C. MEDLYCOTT, MART, foreman. ' Mmis cottage was almut 21111 yards oft. It was 3110 yards th Chair-
mane uu ca from defetelant. Did not go to hint for the Isere ut the Meant. awl eal ~.....nunnei a„..tuetio • • It! . 1.. lam.,4nit mid the vom was rejected bY --e -
y. On the Ist April saw William Strange and since. Ile was Main:tan in 1••,2 and in 1 I.
,d. ana on Isctu • ma,
"j'• a:• , 1.-•;•.•r prssluce.l as signed by himselt lie voted fur
t. By unexhausted improvements or manures restiag in tda,
natural rt ittetance of the ownersoof valualole Mack too nub's A 3 - h 1 • a 1 II h
gue.tei when tey mat.. an ie mug t every landlord
Mr. IL N. Middleton 'or over from where the aseault took place to the 1
I stow . defendant at mark .t., winiant drew the cheque for oectasions at the close of the year received votea of thanlni , Mr. I 5.1 e said rm. them to the pouitelny of infection. However there was
' °audit to do so-(hear. hear). Ile c•onniotered every tenant
Mr. E... J. Wehl tri. fi. tittleliales . where Geor•e Le• •
. gg um taken, there was a feast, and a LID: v. t i L
am . :sines sw defend:int handol it to him. Put front the Boar: for Ids rewhiet tiarieg the tihte be lehl ' With,. mil the palter Was Calicetka after be haa signed lit and st ie of te a • "
• a It'"•"11). ah".• and tim 'l.na 1. ) l' wilt"' t ..I tto have the value of what is left in the -rout 1.1
Mr. Herbert Williams Mr. G. Warry • itt,o4 many people about. The allotment wf. next to the th II " otfit.e. lie watt e gentleman ..j the 1,.. she .o 1 .•..pottaltility. it. won the admiration of the cannoisenrs u le, visited the 'ni ' A ~,,f„ hr• did um. maim,. a„.„..., „la, tt, • •111,
Mr. 11. C. Geedden Mr. C. E. Aatell .
highway ; ela t te,ver.,kti into James's bawl. It was not taken
• off the table laY Williani and given V) James. When he At the last aaectitm Mr. C..ilim w a rt., ttl le l',.r re-vie:D....4 Mr. Ce•iier re-calle& Paid the vote W. Md added With show iti the fair tiehl. The prizes and pretninnuaitiounted r rwu I 'T • U f 0 1 t't sf • e hilt
1 w ult not t etain lon ur ter a kai i . . a sr a. he
to Llffit a large sum for a local show, which iwlicatea ti •I' -." • •
''° was oorscerne.l. lie should be nappy to mote with hia
Mr. ?if. S. Yeatmatt Mr. il. M. Middleton Cross-exatuined : Ditl not say anything shout the scratch 4 k
st the LIM cheque sof William Stranze defendant said hut he to 11. no substaatid ithercv. la the inatter. Ili. ' 31... Collies's. gust position the society held in the estimation of the ~,nants on the aubject but he Wpm' it would nut
Mr. G. Cartwright Mr. G. 0. Churchill before the magistrates. "he ewes me e7OO or INA and he won't pay me. but will friends wished hint to stand. aod be wla - Pa".•l.-se.l. 1.111 he Ily :dr. hingdon ;Wm „resent when the Chairman •
e le oof the county, awl testifies to the e e ~f I ------ - ' • • cone
Mr. J. E. Bridge Mr. E. C. Ker !humor P.C. Felix Belding, stationed at Dorchester, had the you 1 ran take the cheque." Ne7r had any tratiaacti
ilk
one did nee canvam a 4inale s, a, A " vi,,'• n..., "e. nen .it fee examitted the votes as t. . their valelity. There were two s%''''. -I'7 :1, . h 11 J Andrewst ha •ear
' n '..e'• n into force with them Wiring his time or that of lais
Mr. N. 11.,n4 Me T. Colfax prisoner in his custody on Friday, when, as they wme With! t% allure Strairm Did not sell hini .etil Pls. wa had been formed t .i, 1••' t • •
.4 voinota ....• .• .....oat ~, _e.t peras.e. an p.• hers deiivs-nni in tlic nate •of Abraham Stone, one the a "r." ""'s '' Iceretary (MY• --". • 1 Siireesaera-h•pplan4e). Ile thanked them very cordhdis
after year maintaining so gitedly a hat far the manner in which they had roc:tat-4i the toast. •
Mr. R. P. Ftatherstonhaugh Nir..l. W. B. Ilawkesworth going across the yard, prieoner sabl "Policetnan, do you in jaanary. i 1075.. a • tuenthers-Mr. W. C., eta... el Mr B J. Atelr ow, In •• • • . .
t. .. • • • fatter t.t. wher the m.o. %Va. present when every voting In the cattle classes Mr. J. A. Smith, of Bra.lford (.. sptain 14,,,, ,„ p ..,, 1,, ~,,,i O. Thu Mriy or ,„,r 1 C
,rpora .
Mr.M. P. G undry :Mr. J. hlount Hance eala•et money will settle my j.olt toonorrow. I don't rare if c reatoexaedne.l: By hie book he Mend the . .
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cattle M clue colirse vMM2 1•11,er. Mersa 1-slie : seid rallect.W an.l on p apsr was examined by the Chairman. Some were .
etwereil, wm m usual, a highly aues'ea still eXhiltitor, mei Mtn
_, f lierellester 'in a alliart and eulo istie speoh.
Mr. It. 0. F. Steward Mr. It 11. Serrell it will, Ica I expt•ct plenty of that will le knoeknig alatut," Iletolter. Ph 4 were entered as 6 dtl to Joseph Strange • had 1
tle deft Ala) the eacuran.o. .4 th • nw-a oil% J..:‘.th.,11 ~ Ilan:W.lam' some rejecte.l. That •.f to Scriren. itutro for i5....t lean ler two yearn took the twin With " Alta,. o m m • • '
After the readina t 4 the Queen's Proclamation against Witness said '' I sbm't know, a* I don't kwtw any Parti- they been sold to William his num would have 'beam haw.) piddistwol a li-...: the menthe:, .4 tetot swim: the wan n,,t wiectot it bad slii.ped dt.wn by the side of some •• • - .• _
t wt.° whit It nas aleown et Taunton. Atiotiler '' Royal led d 'I CI ped I
.. .n t IL‘ItTT rep i .an sap eto t sat next year
Vire, profaneness, awl immorality, culars of your ease, one way or the ether." there. ' nimals•r .1 uttes rce,uVc.l IT .. wit ea:Mel:the. :oir. I Oil.los beoks in the "Moe, aed Was not diseovered till next deY• exhihit was Mr 3. W. James s "Sir Garnet," a splendid the society would be able to hold their show in a Ard
.. *mond te none in Eitglan.l for its gmei arrangenteuts.)
The Judge delivered his Mr. Millen mid the defence WAS tlevelnped tinder two i wir
i tam Wild om.dte to driving the cattle in March, ' eto sl higheat, hatin.; btel de.ti vote,. and foll twitg bile The rej ...tea voting paper. were 1714. This rote was not ... r , .
. nereome ant, it was awarded the prize thr the best lmit Me J. G. HONER swat "Tito health of the
prom Patron 9(
heada, the first float of identity, and secondly, as to I 11,75, to .1... •- • were : 31r. Otter. lie •. Mr 1* milmn, Ed; Mr resew, 115; wit with thon. Ile bad the ram' ef ruLsctt'd "teu• •ef ans. I I
wee, or age in the idiom, In respect to the •dieep the Society, Lord Digity"-(stoplause).
CHARGE. whether the 4ewt int a yard.
prosecutrix was, sir Was not, a m'nmenting I Croslsetaelined : The bullocks were,driven out str.ain, Mr. E. rearm., 3,2; Mr. II I ..I.ilti, 3,2.; Mr. W. 05ti01,... ti•wde....l thoui suet they wen! exansined yMe King- . the tiara. „.era well rep„ated 1., Mr. w. s. Ham, . _..t. .. r .. , .
Ile Kahl: Gentlemen of the pawl iw lomat ,4 the County hearty Ili. lean ol fr. I • m • GRMIg prom.sed the lealth of the I resident " for
i Irma '""a • 1 So th •t Mr thdlins I . t". ' • ue books
4 0.1). % 1.11.1.. s f.stntl the vt•tina Paper: r
~doenr SO exhibits. and he mewed several prizes. 1,..r souttadowns i
, the ctuning year -Me li. B. Mithlleton.
of Oorset, you may he very well and suitably congratulated pawl.. by. sayilL" tharetetheett6orUirte'll ti, excite their coin- 1 taken to the atation, sind Mit in the trucks. On the neat .!I
3r. nnal aMirt•lT..r'it. Aofath ..e........ •-•,.' .I.o'. the (;... w"ntleeeS Wilt. OR the
on the extraordinary lightnem of the calendar with which very :ineaf awl not eery hrigh.t. nilhea'illn!lirornalViXtuwillst •TV the sheep were taken direct t.„.tetieletka2f,eioin,
tit health! : whom elere'tiro the "rrigihsorhr",'" ....amtaitt c prentf.M.l. 'Thar ;if..... le..i.xt,ttt.,".it,a;.,..,K,iniaL,tyhtatt„.e.rt..,teStit,ii,,el tithe,
t.
Protluced it). I.lr. It Frna:..-Itli_ohlt famma".,.,t-a• i'.'", I. ett•ttt:ttu,ll4l' i Mr. l'• Chapman SAUNDERS proposed "the health of the
you have to deaL I believe it is the very lightest ealendar was dispelled when the young lady gut into the box. trarnti ' Mr ttiltrri3rran'w rr
'lire:6'ar.
1 'r.a.s.lr'
I . mode M vecethire 'antler tho A•t oa • that the voting The stet %vas 'rated for alw , and the father for a piece the hanaltra a:ace. pth rt. leyearianitg.rat.r.
..tvihr!l,...ll4tiout.ntzi: t
. committee of manes:mut:tie"
known to the present governor of the gaol, at the Summer without in t.' ange never spoke to ten. G. A% . Hower. and Au:Maw e • 1 Mr. J. G. HONER, with whose name the t tast w
lite ma M, the young May the proseentrix the Non- ,•tfth eh e ue was admitted. I Palter* shoul4 remain in the ca-t.sic of the alvtireent o 4 ' a htt.l. Knightow lir. Ittokes had aho the distinctien of having
Agnizes of the county. The average for the last three years I. a) nr. 0.1,1 e ' a•- ociated, returseal thanks, awl mid the hon. lee (Ma:
graces of am:nestle might. maims. int'itute M lwr the Um. r 1 111 r re sin!: hi n fur the defence, said , the Heard till the next general ineetiti2 of the liscird. awl .t.hrahatn Stone re•called said he was rathel for thehouse „hal., ,i f ewes in the exhibition. With shortswoolled ,'' •
Andrews) carried on the society PO well that there was
haa leen about lo or 12: but at the Dement swims you of one. As ho the identity he ergel that there ',Ls an: :wheti„'e,:4ll,,l,l,ll; ' ''' I,: e•P'.l' of d I h ' alMr that thee wer-• °pm for anv ra""ism-er who wi 4iel anti ttoit the rat... ' -1- --'.il'aar•r•att• II • rt. •I I • •al I I '
:al was eween p ain 1. an . amp teen -r. -. '. tatter .as 141 it ti ar ) site, Cs u, am little for the committee to W, but it was new one of the
have only Mao It is a very extraordinary Mate .4 things, pos4 of identity aud '
ne evid•mce exceitt OW of Mom • Strange .o. piainuff anA William Strenge. PlMntaff to east • thou w itton a•tx niondo of the eleetion. It I 'rem examined: lIM father lived in the house with hint It. is not'. cable that in the c petition for Di shearling • most sue fel local ahowa it; the country ---
•• Ile regretted
and ,7ry crolitaltle, and speak', wtAl for the peace. awl I and Guppy, as t.; to thent lie rettilrked with i.du h f ; with Joseph anti not with seemo'l that the .' i Wilailen " roamaittec Were extroluely Worms. mil the rent mid raten. wo. with Alr Chairman retun.lern, Inoth gentleMell ill. I that the foot and mouth olinease in the county hml limited
hope, for tho prosperity et the county of Dorset. llia on thew previously charging George Le.tra Bur; when ' Veiled that. lite ea
i f ddaint 1..4,1 r'er r-ene The defendant • anX1•11,1 UV leek a hok ill the ticetiOil of Mr. Collins. and .Me William B serivm rate collector, said he did not e • ' 'he fir the exhibitol at 'fatinton.
a iam s arils • eluding. ie ther limos t • the competithat and holm! better thing. for itext yew.
lordship sahl the came were of an ordinary nature anal George Legg turned upon theist letth Gt7n. na .1 th ' ~ eat 7 awl. WilliaM Stranie was a butener applied to the olostirman for lease to inspect the papera. I, di,totantish between Litht;t• and son in the name on the t 1 petittetars was.). reveneel, Mr. limner
%Vold not give them anY trouble. The prat was a charge valiant tit... were intimidatol, an',l the ,m,,t4r-.tharny maA: . sarne,i :i.coatat,..-a:tf,-,j„'ai., I.`„e ii or 15 week. plaintiff ha 4 ' awl he at once gave thou leave. lie Ilieved 11tei wera ;1. mk. Left the a..and note at the holm°. Did not I),:.7.l;',l,:tilir„tt,"wi',ll:ll, Saunders smote!, whereas at • itt the same Uwe through the 'Operably of their Chairman
01 attoml.t V, cot iiiii it a raPe on • woman named Ann Was " Welt if it i t not you, it is your hroth„ra He urce4 hem, iu arid ~.„ida imt attemi to ',names, William Strange ; there for four whale daYs. Ltakol ..v..r evcrY It d•od Pal'er. : ascertain whether the father or son Wlla the Pro Per Perum• the 11.:yal Mr. S. lers sheep were recond, and Mr. ' he show of horses hail...en re hest they heti ever Ind
. - -.. . Tear hear). In cone usion 1
se Aopo-ed the health .4
Guppy, and if the facts laid before them at all bore out uPon the jury that Own° was n"thl" h"f"re them which i dealt with the fanner. ~f the •li.triet: and oemsionally •of which there %vv.*, eloet a Ili-matt& They at e 7 seeking :Mokottel it waa the fatle.r. who generally paid. lie , an. tor ere was one us use -I.IIIIIOR ;
littiner'a thirl • I I th - Ir. Andrews,' saying no man had workeA harder ter tl
the charge. their would find it thew dutY to return • true would assure them who of the brothers it was, as to the • 44,:miant en 4 hi, son intmducol hin, to farmers. On the Ito take off rotea recorded Mr Mr Collins. awl •ifter four intatteled the matte for the father jita:fid -Nln J. E. IMwlence. The /how of harem we* I st. iet • anti no oat • uld hay • - '.• 1 • to
lilt The ',mewl, and only remaining case was one of other part of the defence he attributed to Guppy that she 4th March James hmk him to Andrews's, and William ' dere' e••• '1; tiler thought t':'•l' had ur 7.11 Y did . The twig(' said that did not matter ;if the man more he „d , 1,0,41, Ind.., mtd comprise,' a very me, lot of j" )• " ' '''' ' ".'"' ••• it oii •••• 4tlee44-4-
, fully. FM' more titan 30years he lied done all the work,
larceny 1.3. a Soldier. On the faee of the deposithom it was a consenting party ; but the came •4 her charging the Strange hargeitied for the Cattle anti sheep. Afterwards diwoover umt five v..tes Ita4l lam intpowerly given to l'r. ' we., the betent and ratepayer, it dia uot matter what the 'an' liii..al'o'. 'For the winners we nmy refer to the prise list, , and they we 7 deeply indebtol to him (Drina: t'
loam' intot like a drunken freak of a young soldier primner mei her fright at I sting di..coorol by her fatbar. Williain nermnpanied hones twine. and mer t.tue, diniuT I Callum, tw withheld foes Mr. .111•11%. Ws, Who Wa4 the . e .11.•ote. thoeglit. A, lout it may be notiewl that the llackney rt•ltt I three um., three; • as ith
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more than a felrnlY. 0 struck hint that it Wee ta drunken in-hav, who, sufferina front the 10,, .4 hi, supper heel% ! the differutm between Dem. tem doieusand, awl ;it defew pereon. lie heliev.td, thc.:,' ehiely Wi•dled.to get ~4t3l.li,io'd , :4.-. Kin.:.4,,u 01.j...tea to it, at being added to
...we were ti exteedingly good class. AA extra stock I Mr ANDRYWN acknowle•lged the rOrnid'i •t, i
freak ..f a Young Irintan •A the lidmi re4inent, awl ft•lttwol to wee after the young Imly who bad mow Um it, ' &saes sne:msti,di the aiitoroone .4 re, wa. si.M., awl on the Burl. Tlwietes at they wotte to 31r. LOW. 31. e. li-• tor c,iniat itto the Chairman hal certified tuo the Par.r.,,ident (Mr. W. E. Brymer, li.P.) showed I a', ••.• • • , .. I u•-n an. ,
wet.° rejoicing. at tie saiereAs of We s•PeletV, ,ai.l much 4
prohably waa not intesulea .. a huri.no 71.1.ery,an.lslenthl an•l them o•eing Ilia tlatighter and tie, wan irate et the I William strange and pLantiff dealt Then Million asked . cliainuan of the liewl. who ••••114i•ler.a th.a 1,,. I, , ~,,.: ~,-Ui.... nu excelknt mare for loretaling hunters with a tumid- I z
A was Ilue to the noddemem and gentry of the emelt '
Y she
the ittrY loe of thst oil . • it weidol probably be better to los. of bia supper beer, and thi. gro.s braue; of oleconen. , for a eredit till nest inarketolay awl /daintily 3„yeetl. . declared them eleetel they had only to make Ow dcc't.o••• Tee Judge said he Would atld the vote. t foal • also a capital omit hunting ware. Mr. .h• I
at supported it, but it was necanasary to have the society
send 1' 'anis to his regiment. alld let him have sionie neight him hy the heir of hi+ head, 11111 l following up Hie ' The plaintiff wa4 a nerfeetly s.dve.ut Ina% did lea want lion accorditta to the statute when they would be • otilthed lir. Cann. then slesinal to add No. 195, John Richard t"n- IT to I I •al fi • • f••• I '
Denman. 0 n•Y wIl• a '''' " i"'L a n° 14‘11. " are) I well worked, and had they itot lied seal excellent coon
extra drills. rather than SUbje,,t I • tos (thither im yd.'s', stary, went awl t.. 1.1 the maim There were fume .1 the crolit, awl we. 11,4 in the beta of giving cr„ait. 5,a,,..,. t., sit at the Hoard. The chairanali hail 1,111:1 'I, d It", 00,, f.r tie Atelmes. lemies, which were much a4mired. mittem it ottll.l 110 t haVe g.oke .no. Me .11,-..0 menthtimil
went, eud if that was the Cane, they wouhl throw out the general corroboreting eircurantaucce that appeared in this quently •lantea showol plaintiff a letter front William • Wit). hut the "%Wallet; 't o, 'Lk,: eery anti. els t.,,it Mr. terter was calle I. awl sai.l he occupied a house in •fhe juolges were : Mr. Norris Home Littlebruly ; Mr. their holebtoinea. to the in.l.• no • I .'
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bRI. cam, mid he believed thet there Wai Wore in the store of Strange exen•tine hie att.,ll.lanee at the market when Ite ,he should reconader Ms retire. and include Mr. Andrea... Portland. and waa the nailer of a piece of land there. Coatee, Sherlemie ; Mr. Brooke, Preston, Yeovil ; 31r. . • • k„. k _ • „a ..tai• Pal. It W 34 Very
Kratifying . • that lin ...ler. .4 anwk who offal '
On the petty jury letina empanelled, tle A. Mat .4 the *hiding being accepted IT the woman, than she wished was to have paid plaintiff, and m.king James if he Aaw ME :4 In the 2n.1 June their ktter wa. writtni in whitit thsY 1t5...iv...1a toting paper, and itied it J. E. !Marlene., Bulbridge; Mr T. Bradford, Look ; and .1
here could go to the Bath an.l Wmt f ' ated
e ithalatellatel Itt,y2l
Wey th, was challengeel by the prosecutitm, and there- ta :Omit With a hair gooing on, with sal these pos..ple Andrew.. 31111 Mr. I ;:tliam to my hos wolubl Is, thiwn next , ranked au i ..... ouliate reidy in the wetter .4 the ele•ziali . (Praslawed at, showed NO. 11 Votes at OeCtlyier 1, as Me 14 Kr yne.e, Spettisbury. , sh.iws, and carry 1.11 before Memo. lit cowl isioit he
fore was not sworn. about, suet with these houses tmt far ed. the man woad markta day :MI •• ie.>. them for what he ha,' had,- That . alout width Ilr. Comult. had -p. oken h. bitm as he ha.l . ewner 1. Ile voted n 4 Mr. Andrews). At four o'cltsit the an .. al dinner took Placo at 1" I thanked them Iv the kitelnem the • Mel aletwit I ' f.
141T.A1.1Nia CLOMP-4 AT WVISY. SWAIM not he likely to 113Ve attemphal to commit seek isis offence. MOAT confirm...l defendant's maw in ~sery ss%,:;. tut Mos , Lot thou to ...Inuit Mr. I loword, who, the L•fosnear,nel•el IBe Mr. C.da: SAO. in a4+ 00100;11.1% (P1.0.14c0). kines AVMS hotel. the president fur the year -Mr. W. E. •, , ~,. ,I,lh. I „I .r
, ig, am olva t. n P.lllos never do anythina to
ZI 0r...1 Wow!, 01, a.adier, Ifirte4 regiment was indicted As to the seditamtias statemmte, there were :116'44 . ROL 1.4•11 0, 1•13i,.l id Wolibl 4,( course hatej said what had tea •• .
.1 q-v • I wee a wvll•khown :money and volWivr at 1 31r. rade ohjecled t., it a.s hafenual. because it contained 8ry;,,,,,.. 11.1 D -• II .1 • l•II .t 1 I• r I I'""4".).-
.. In RI e tam Cultism et q ie 3to t. o
; forfeit their esteem lailaniallse).
for Mauling at Wyke Regia on JOY 10, a Mag. fOur shine woliceman to bolster up a ewe : hut there wa, nothin2 in Ibe to oho with Wilimin Str.snle ;he woold have gtme to Weymouth. awl the 4•lerk. to dm II•1:11,1. They .wishol , let adthatss. Imreltester (Sir. li. Burnett) ~11 the right. and 4.3l'huu The 110:4AlltARY SECILETARV then read the stock '
a pillow and bedclothes, four pains of drawers. and other the statements to the Doberman to show the prisoner's s .11.ecids and said " v.. were to pay t0..1,,y. giye so.. your • hint to rectify several •• important ttriars" whia•li they Mr. hinadon et•lle4 .. Feshr tat the kit. Mr. G. J. Andrews, Mee wary coma prate. :-
peals, the lee aperty .4 Th11111:1.34 Stolle. guilt. As to Itit, statement that he sli.l wit care if he ns•y , rissole." Rut Ise did untlsi•ag of the kind,. mei at We lent named ste to votes rAck.mcd for Mr. l'••111. whiela MILT said :dr. l•neker. who poelueol nit analysie of the ream ......._„,,,.. a the ~,,,,,• y
1 reuitiol the vice-chair. Bull, under twa • • • •
tams, a.. 1, Ilir .1. A. Smola ltrelford
lie pimpled led hetilty. w.,,,i4 ,etth. hi, ~,..... that, the Warned counsel said menet • fortnightly IttarM•l plain ti II Wok William 4 elsnitte. rhgt . VICSC given t• 1 Mr. Awlrews. wel magested that a cont- admitted, reiectol, atel reworded. It wen mule by himself ••••••,'
.••••...7,,p.0, ineluded_mr. J. 1,.. 11,4,..,,,. i.p.. m_.
' Mama:ll.
Mr. Ittillen pro...ecutea, prisoniT was undeh.n•led. h , i4l 1 Ot er's wo votes were s'
•• If iwaiey 1...0 gsd. me an :dale attnrasy Mike the one who I Was the natcral emirse if the W•tal was with William ; anel hauttsm of instet•tiall rollviStili4 ..f two hoin eat•li side , kr the chairman's 4 nest 1 . t• t (' 11.01 •r Mr IL "Menem Me J. Wham J.P.. Thnw heifers undo, o
1 Mr llowar4 reeeivol 1. the clitainean but the - bad not been reckonol '• .w" • • r .m. year., 0, )11.J. A. Smith.
Thaa.,„„ 5t,,,,,,, a mih,r. „f Wyke. on jab. Il) went into in .ineln me) tiistt .eigla toga mo.a.- 11l ••••10•131,31.011 ho ' bow ....aid it be reetaleiled a•• Jtocidt's trannsioAhet •.., WIW ,11 " g'' jut'. Ih. '.`.."l`'''.• Th" "c‘t. "."1: •.:j . • T . ) Me A. 11. Dunueut. Mr. G. J. G. Grt•gary, 4.1'.. Lieut. sun any must er age att., ism y,,,,,. ~., by ib,„ lc 11. IL
the Weymouth 'Anti, at Weymouth for some beer, saw Itr,,sl them la consider witetlea• tIV•Wk W 331 3M'C 1,1,4 of A. ... !it U Munn poy h.r Joseph's ....title 1 Whc la M illiant w.r.ate a very proi*Mlottyr 11l 5..1.1r, mying twat is men tato Mr Mr. Andrews. ... .. Bohm, tin A. n,PC. Mr• I.mtler. Me G. M. Honker, lie Porthetat, 11r J. W. Jaeoui,Mappow.ler.
C. li tirutan were winite• it ua. entirely out 11 his imam to 11'1-ass-ea:amino!: The claim as °wrier was reieetee in sue
two soldiers, a private awl a orpon& Ile Mel a log with tie' itleutitY ,4 the jorinoster. and al,. whether the wteliall 00a113I not ine.l his ..losnic, and withority wm given the •, ,
.•
... . , ~..e,.. ~,_„;,,,,,, ~,..,,,a,..-.a „...,,, ai. . •,• • ad lted IL W• Ilawkinaltlir• T. 11. Ss ... elern, Mr. It. Geng.., Mr. Three stair) ssoys, Sante bret.4l and from 'Wile .lain . 5:5 le the
clothe,. in Hostel let t inst lettere Mewl int,t tie, priemereut wan wot a etnonenting party. hank IT Vaintil t.O 10•1•1 it over. Ho urged all tile Lace I. the chairman but afterwards tut •
awe. t..it or t teen . tn. i.,., • .•• .. a4Li• 1 cl 111• St i y . . J. 11, Sweden., Ir. O. Sawlike; Mr. th,orgo synenele, msyor of Dorchester Mir E. Ihereetth )1r J. .t. Seeth.
hl it .t dita&tee aay .4 thou ; tied. sned.l old); be Iluagisunt it WWI not reckoned through Inadvertence. The
aide, with a civilian. and the fonewalkoi on towards Wy ke. The Judge whireemi hi. remarks VA to the questhan of dor 1111 l mote ahowed defendant loul nothina to .1., with the lieut ", u M II P •MrT CI • Se draMr II ask
opt, • . MI !Ilan nil c. , . c Three bolt heifer, I...tWeen la oand Manx deara,..4 any 'mot
I a 7.. • ana.,-aa..r. Ilea. 1.1.• I that Mr. Lama desired ' vote was recordol for live of the candidates, hut Andrews's Y.• •
On his way the soldier and ciyilems helped him turrl the idetitity, tied stony...a that these powh• knew the 14.•=4 per- trenewthrm Ilia lettrnol frioel s malt% to prove a deliverY :i .!
'te'itay th ti •ois tad) '.• •• • it% arehaint Mr. Forrester (thwanstourk Mr. liesalitch, C., by Dr Monet, Mr J. A. smith.
•••• 41100 .• th •.1 e.•tio • . ' I h Mr. Paul (thwetont Mr J. Chick, 3lr Ilenry tlayo, lir. 3113,1%
hag, awl an be got near Wyke the prisoner c.arrio the weed . .
ly thr some time Whore. ,V. 41 the two hr,,thew. hit to dekn•lant, hut it. turne4 out thta the cattle casually
• •tt sto lu n I It. el, 3 U 14{1110 Nati toilette..
)en 1.4 beell 1.•• tio ja.tice!.• ail patur •• No faartiasT steps wan Mr. lA.:objected that the vote as owner was lowl, on t 0
Rops: Mr. J. Brook Iprestom Yeovil), Mr. Symes (Nether Dorset ram, Cf.', Mr %V. S. Hull, Drum.
bag, and the others went on to Portland. Prosecutor Moldy, pointed out the retuarkal.l., differenothetween the wetit into defendatiCa yen' for a minute anal were I I
taken in the matter till the N 'smother hollowing, Ow a -round that there Was no address on the claim, under the
turnol to go the back way to Wyke, awl asked primmer con.lnet of the two brethera when charged with the ..ffetwe taken to the atathat while the sheep were sent to Williant • , . ... . , • . Centel, 31r. Lush (Waist and Itoraet Dank), 31r. Vine, . Southdown rant et, MIL Fuekes, Whitcelturch,highlyout.
1•11 CNM Illoted 111 thl:1:111.,C11. • .1.• 11, atto ti 1111.11 )
1. • ' IIf• t 1 • It'll! •1101 seetban of the statuW.
for whereen Geotes leee• at ono, chalice-m.l that he watt Teti direct If the ease were left there he contended defen- ! 1
for bi. bug, nevem " That lug hel,man to lee.. pri,,,,,wr . . ... -, . . ~ . .
.. . - .. .. ca,e was scut 310W11 tO tite.e ti.44i4e.. 111 moving the rule The indite: What further athlress do you sav he should r Kellam •Mr II mottle', ditto
Mr. IL Taylor
.11.1 r Mime junr., M .
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t tl t
said -It don't." dropped the +Alt Will hit him mot, tore the titan. and nous 'need the w manna end Mem that ne was slant s allaaahon Waa proved, hut he snout.% .uppee.
.ia Bryant, tir. T. S. Ittgo, 31r. 11. kookee, 31r. 't .B. It atta Short...x.la;
•,1 ran., other than honied or fieuiltdown, 1:2, Mr
hie jacket all to pieces and both fell down. Presecuter nt:t•- tera,,tilie °tinter Itmarl. T 1 lie tv• tes onl • • • - tt- 4ai a: 4 at Mr C.dlitet's 1 v • ••'‘• 011 Ile leu lilted it Wakeltaii l' alai:4 which
la, Maim ol itte differ- by the evidence ..4 dogendent awl lii• son and by M. dbain ,e .. 1 %eye at.o.. i . . • -
.33 t ~.1 I. • • .I' ° • Mr. W. Halt Mr. T. Eimer Mr Jas. An•lrewa, Mr. IV. T. C. menders, traterombe.
tt I ited it to a' I fth k d t St I i If. Ali tl 1 ir "
an,. wero ag:dn 4 phtin- inaient)
• was three A it ended there they would get a it stirelv enaugh Mr any one to find huu. •
got up 'WA. went to a house, awl knorked at a door ; this el tl 1
Yl. • -hl? ? ItY a •thl'`' It • 1! r?l' a la
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la t•P"' -1 n!'":11 I.•'e '1 '' I 1 . ~-.1..-. majerity fer Mr. Andree..... Mit he t.h.e.1.1 :hew theist, if Mr. Cale ,aid the nom,ity of an address was ehovin by tt l" earths- Dorset ram OMr J W Jatatcs 11 •1 •
Jackson, Mr. G. Inrrein, Mr Keynes, hir.. W. Chile° _. _ . .., -,
.. . , mime. er.
was alma DI or 30 yaw& 1,11% Prioserm. wetA away +own anot or p., lemmas 5,.1 n iml 1 anik money will sett ca a , I.llwerc aOO Rntten . oeumente, nal, t is. 1, 1 ... 1, (o,3lllingt.m), Me Chas. Mayo. Mr L. Grovea, Mr. J. 1 earned &mum.. it num 12, Mr li. W . Power Athel-
it were noe,,MY. that he wAs ilk a peitian• to knock .dr summon:: one ..Wile.l 3 quarry it Wa4 necessary to give
ook the log. PM.. 1.. Y cane 4 mow t A. to the seCon.ipart of the .lefenrs, he. the 4efentleett wouhl suitioly support It. Mar Otroadwey). Mr T. Chick. Mr .1. Homer Me IL ha
_lei at at.
the nevl towards Mem 111 l th, and t 2.11 ...r DI uf the vows receroled ;or Mesers. Awlrews 111111 All a•ldress and reshlenca where the voting papers could be -
~.. - . .. .. v - .. .•, .
af • there were no .b.ulst woinen who were 411 lite willing to Jeseldt Strange, the defendant, said he knew William ' ou • Mr. J. is. slanting, Mr. H. item. limn. e. i n
•;it t Yeurling Stumm...Mel mu, .;'• Mr H. W. Houar.
-.
tor could not make sew one bear and went tan. pro Coondo. and that instead of 0 inajawity ad t'aree, tlr. sent.
sone,. an 4 met a man na 1111 l A Sapewortlt, who banal cement, lout velet.terlt,e,ne caitglit- if he might
lose the um law., .i , i
'tranae of Itedbridm but he was no rehtion, 11. a excellent repeat was provide& Grace before and after Palr Ihewst ray lambs CI Mr J W Jallica
rollilis W 01.1.1 he eleeteh by ~ majority ant hma am His hmlship said in the absence of evidence to the
si '-'
'.l a half. In Decutaleor lent twat *Refuel by the Chainuan. . . Pair short-won led ran; 1• ' '
:mho, el, Mr U. W. Hower, ditto
bark, awl they Mewl prisoner lying in a ditch by the Mcgletli;wl,l:;l,l dse
artel ,lerrela-rewetheat TOY rm. 1 tit
ttetrn k
n had lin' illnesan'wlaticW.7lrdiMe Ilsor In weeks'. Kenton- : 'Diet he pledged himself to .I.• if it im•ata., nerestary. Ile contrary, IW vhollla conclude that a nsper adartenied to the hl •111 • • • 1
roadshle. Asktel I ' he. the bag. and prinoner mill " NO, lir . I
t tlad'r 'will. Ile shoubl I aaaarr•
t..T that r't beretl ith tiareh. At that tine, had w 4 been nut. tin ' thwill be aide t o allow thou stworal ~,' the Catt,lCl.lilllo3l, VO:er, 1,10 .4 Portland. would find him. After dinner the lalmurers who have won prime .lunna t 1 ' 'n.nn w •
I haven't ;4.4 it" Ile Was lyilie 01l the long all the Dem. Rwenn 1
lit. I . iave tempos. awl by a very sltort tarnn.nsa stall I,m, then. in a min..ri ty Mr Cole said he did not rare whether it foun.l Id 11l tw . • •
the year entered the room. They had partakeu of a good tou Ilona stock mot, Illitler two year!, tr.:., )1r VV. S Hull.
th i h I w-r- • "h h' l' •
his i,,•ig 1 she laa, aeen 'owl aat °luau as was willing to at, tat, ay 1 a eel Strange mum in wit 1.4 !Pm to . met% ilutatutial dinner in another room mid were now each b. 8401111.1.1110 (1111.111.0104,1 MO., X..., Ily the High Sherif
mut Sawn/milt slam " If you WTI give the Wall
.. 0114 Cl/31.1•1 heves get over. ric that he .li.l liad MIMI: his fmt ;he contended the statute nquired the residence to am, died wit), a 0,.., ,d .tn.... , heart (Sir W. II smith-112174, Mirth Ilr 11. F.nolus.
k that the witnesses awl es tecially ilialfey the and Mr. Arelrews gi... di....1 thore. There was a can-
will hit you with the liatio 11l T. Ile had a hammerstic ,j j .. ... . at .. . .
.. 1 t • t 1 I ww. st . „... learned friewl was at 3•11 likely t., ,Ileeee•l• hi this wat very he Mutat.
a vai.g. irmicermet ...eel have Insm able to say some. a ermaton ama sante newt . 311. ot welt i vita ra s . .. Ti e PRS-SIDEXT aro sased " al. queen," and it wasdrunk •
20 Short.woolled ewm, under two years. ct, bv the earl el
In his hand, awl pri-oner owe up the Ittig. This httPllene .. . o o duty t 4 thApat•liir.i.; Om election .4 Me Collin:, The .1 adge said he should lead that the aldrem was a. t I I Ilthester, Mr U. W. Houser; highly cormacitled Mr T. C.
I tut her iliarietiA • hti J, " I won.kr wh.fther Mr. .twlrewat ' al.reeal I
thin„ n v . t thew bad been nothing ad mid to hia sou -•IM Ti - •• • ( % l'' •• ral •• ' 1 1 atn hearty cheering.
about half ta-mile from Wey th. te hmt.quet•ent raist.4 tatts to t • the votes o .Ir. of. aa but arivut toile's I were 'wore.. to the contrary. ___ , _ Saunotem
lie nen pr...st against her. and only the itesintiathm that means to let sue here the sheep and beast. for what I The Ilan. Seg (Mr. G. J. ANDREWS) then reau etio
Prixoner mid that Stone penal the hag off his thonlolen
!he 1I••i t tl e field for a h•ll• •. 11 • 1 la I." Mr An! iI" If y till take the 0,....,,, at my , Otter, No. LG 1m the list. Ile ..laimed six vote.; WA as Witthes t Ile WVA the only Otter Jim. Richard in the It o 'tenet smelt ewes under twe yams, ea, by Lent Ito,
awards te Labourer,' as hilloWa :- Is.
and he (erismtm)sai.l it was not his, for he thought it was
woulrhaltriathioruaglitr better ,:r h. c•u mz•
c ccrtmn
Y ''
•• , 'lri'w' ta • , " a w•e, • I OWller and then as .weapier. lie did vote hat Mr. Andrews islatah-siaughtert Mr G. W. Monter.
A, If when Ale had been price, ton a tal lave the east. at years. i taut am. wow' WC
mot, m the other civilitut gave it him. sm owner. but his Vote as OCl'lliliCn wm rejecte.h . bemuse The judge ailinitted the Votes.
au-orate' sin going to the Three Mariners', she had taken 'That would hiake ea. dillorotwo. Ile *ALL " SPlit the With matatest number .4 legitimate children with least t° U"rlet full'al"Lh'l cw•-°'• X'''• 14 )Ir Gurard Sturt, ILI%
Ily the Judge : The soldiers were the worm for liquor,
aro
to
ret los clam was an lime.; ter wie. The Act rokuirc.l that 3lr. Gale ;meson:4 to strike off the vote of Jno. Haw- lir w. s. Hull.
urn reetther wAY if there was anothm way by C 2." After a little diet William awl plaintiff dodt. p;rwhial relief. V' William Damen in th • litel .v of Mr
but promeutor only had olle glass ;he had not had any fourteen days More an ekeuon the perstel Widc lig. to Vote kins, No. ill t !manse he multi not write. awl instead .4 • '. ,d ,"lii i i I ' .. t, t• ' - ' 20 Dorset mut whim two yeara ,C 5 by Mr .I. Elope., mt.
'h• h I II t 'A 1•1 1 1 WIT I k Ll' kt I k II kel it and 4dd
i„,t drnnk ;w lc sse 00111 re urn. stetto e ea t est s m wan i lam .. on ili poe e• go ant ow c , • • George sieve n, .1 el . reit. oov lig. Its Rae.. .•
other linter for nine month... Prisoner watt
t, ,
the st wiel in a claim in which le, mmthistinetiy dmerilm the paper bents: -moot by his neark and witnessed, tome Mr W S. Hull.
caught by her oderfatleT, it w. ageinnt it that the waa to plaintiff. " 11l see you thin day fortnight and pay Mr GrenteSt to l her .4 yens on same farm, thew the age otfie,
lout he had had mum They all Molt am term
.trarr) h in what respect he Chtillli tO tlll ll , Mot 1' ho claim, to vote pereon had written lIM mune. et sterttwoolled f •
tdl mouthed ewm, e 5, by Mr Wittgfied
I riaoner mt. it from t e heard IT her sWptatiler crying awl moaning, when she thein." William then ldt. Mr. Antlnws remaintal a et, Blatant Willis, iu the emplay of Mr.; IL J. J. Cockerel'', Di.' '
bite. which was very heavy, an! p h k . _tte hit lola liollting mere passed ellollt the deal. NeVer as MR twenider lie must l neast other thinga etate his Ann I.awkr sahl she livol in the same house as John .... ,:by, Mr 0. M. llotocr.
~ the could wit pooiltly have seen him The iteltme always li 1 .... ymtn. I mettle .
entilien, When they found prisoner et was yang ti
ty
filmic • point of en • ' 1 . -' U h •tl I 111• k• • b. I for them, never mill
quanng very c Osely a 4 to whe ter t e SAW le a leap or .11 0. A, net er I. adt teem. They woahl Mel chit ..n Mr OtMr's claim there Hawkins, who coul4 not write. Rawlins wishol her to Man not est...voting 50 years of age, ditto c 2, .I.,he Churchill 2,, SinitheMrm ewes under two yews, 4.5. hy Mr IL at
bag. and sai.l be knew nothing alma it. lle asked for ni hires* whatever awl therefore -lc auloll-Lcd it give the paper to Me ii,jefeiel Hew, and he put "1.11." in tie, eineloy of er. II W. 1111•14 w. 33 y'eara •-• months. ' Ilithllet ..... Mr E Mailli ton, Weal Kith:M..li.
females sitriekol on these occasions, as it WAS a very anything at all alsett payina fur them. On the Ist April, waa Ihtati ht. • . • ~1 j I it. •
bag just after the civilian and sehlWrs had left watt ame c un. ant that the vote WVA nalit y reacted agiimt. certain litaltieS by IlaWkills'a Wish. She took it to $.5 by )1r Chapman Sa lers Mr 20 delver 11111118, Whose AIR
imeortent feta of the real 74 -lance. tte to the marks on •
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at Stairminster inarket, Ile anked a butcher to go into the Mau eel exceeding 35 yea•• of age. 'ditto, Stephen Saunways,
Moms. SaPaworth waa gt•ing home from Weymouth sander the Dlth seetirm of the Putolie Health Act, II awl 11l 3lr. Flew. was had of him, Mr ;lune, Came ; comnicialsel Mr R. thatge.
Is her Mee awl her dreas, that wa. a very important pert of • inn w ith I ' to 7.47 a hill ; never asked plaintiff in, M the mowloy 14 ME A. J l'illlehl, n ymrs 4 u.oldlet.
DR this night and penned a soldier with along. A f terwan 4
th ••'•1 t 't - 1 fi• I I ' lut while oey were there he ettue in William Straw.° • Vl.'l. 1...,63. Mr i'rocker t ahl the vote WAS count.l for Antlrewa. Mato elm me Who lOW liVed the ereatest inenher of yeers in rIoa•
met the prommtar awl taa n . .
• t 1.4; ei-ht er ten piden an e enquiry ,et i ea* most •iumt to . .o2inatem ni0..0, o i • . •• •• The intim •If a ley t•twti t • vot ..4 a. sea Ill' ' -
a. to a 1.6 e Jud n. referred to tile 25th secti.m and said he u i 1 with th • s'sii • i luster ra i • Rear, ge. Mr J. A. Smith.
Wm there, awl *mine plaintiff mid. ' I sUppose you ve , •. • .. tan tr ti ) ,ti . . " • . s 7..-• •• 1 ..it , .. n straws Meld...kr ellil•Irell,
k 111 for lIS 3 WOlll.lll Might 110. 11l such a state of alarm and fright,
erfutaa prisoner lying in 11 1111... h. The ocelor ae c.a._ tail,
to come after your money ; reckon up the =mint, and 11l I."'" "ItAaw. there mna °semi; ei U. trewlote the jury. then.2lo. it Modred mid egeilint ND. Kingdom et. Ambrose Stone, in the servin of Mr. J. U. Heiner, pipe,. Three breeding sows, .2. by Lord I lighy, Mr .1. A. Smith.
Diet ode. might effer very little red.
4tattre.
him bag. awl mamma. &Idol it ; but witnem t. I I 31r. Wingdon reatiarked that herd t amithell had ruled Mr laYgthet "'ducted under 2.701 Wilioll that the 6 months. 11.13113.11.
The Jury after a short consultation fousel rlsone give >ou a eDi
r ' • h ea" Aytkews said. " It's eery eter
get up, Iwo ought to lw anhameol of hoimelf for 1.110 isisor j•
' . ' P - reckoned," and told the amount. Williatn Steange gave ' that the validity .4 the vetes ea. a question speeially fur . elm:mem had full power to decide 011 the validity of Met savant, not eaceetfilly ro ',am ditto, c 2. sae •r•ze Ilaa.knev mare nowt suitable ter producing Itirmeni. tie by
man to ntho another. Ile could see the Lag. The sold'er gutitittl",..hiyac
ewiy
the
jury
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1...,f10
him
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h' a here tlAd• threw on the talde a half. . the Ill:mutat' ef the Hoard
gut ty 0 n very int clo.r. t. ii rews votes. Jolliffe, in the perviec of Mr. w. Mardieti, ) years ::.....• 1.. the Presidmt Mlr W. E. Itrytner, M.P.) Mr II W. Hawkins,
went on very ofitietly. sovereign. William handed it to Jame., saying. ' ,
• yon . The Judge mid that seemed au unremonaide view to . Tte •helge mi.l lie could not hold that if the chairman Wolaill setvant greatest initither of )43. in 0......44:..., ‘.ith Martinatown ; omitnended. Mr apnea. lame.
this violent and brutal tumult, and the only exeme he had
The lielge staked the jury whether they thought reeeivel a vete in ignorance that it w. a for,tery that it the mute meter or liiistrtwa alai their name. c 2. Eau... ...c.'" hudlien. 11e. 13' Mr W. 1•1. Ilrynier. M.P., Mr G. W.
made woe psohalay the e.jyyo.t one that 't Was the drop of paill Denething for treekin; for rue laat week, awl I . tat.. tomer.
was a felottiotia Lakin,: by a y•ateg sol.lier DI year. of atae. Mr Kinalon .aiii it Rai liteidedly hehl IT Lord . matt n. t lee afterwards reit...tut. Ile would reserve the Jane stele. et the service .4' miss H. e, Galli.. 21 3,,,ng 5 ._ . .
ilri 1. k, ( iOl,ll eltaractern had' Wen' ~...vei: him. and he wan owed yea 3, er 4.. hefere, that will .14 for it' Never
The jury thought there was.no cam at all, 3110 re- ,•enta.d pont, but not in this ease, for he had no doubt mouths mem.). oat ta fill• under folir Ceara, iLt• by Mr Herbert
willing to believe that he had forg'otten himself on this touchol the cheque. Saw plaintiff at Isondsley Marten a Cateltle'll. ... .., Williams, Mr T. peeper Turner's !Nellie :ce 1111 l teoldul, Kee
tented a Vartliet II( "NM guilty. win night, and remidering the character It.. luel reeeivoi, he few devn after. Witnenn ot non was. ormeat. Pleintiff fl 11. I
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.I, -..r.ldtii, said he wouti tett stop the ease 1111 a imint id. mt. it. mWsolilall serVant, noti eaccet,itig. 34 years of sge„ssitto, 1.... w. ... ~....._, .. . •
The Judge said- YOU aro a yentm soldier, and you it , y I
te nin^ about William o t tat s rt. but if mei IV would put it in train ft r lacing Mr. Kitigdon handed in Lord Campbell's deciaion in a ae• Arm cemuhs, in t acservi • d Miss 31. E. 1;a1pIll, a years ~,,•,..,,.......7 " -r. Mr ‘11111.1,1,4, Wrath:llh Mr 11. N.
.11 ~,ive ~‘„, , 11l e extra shou . pass a us i r sentence on him than otherwise said to his sole, "Jim, what's the !rut .., .
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sidered elnewhere. . similar ca-e. 4 aaloaaths. 11 t. , layasifoni Mouse. ditto, stilt., awl 3lr I:. Fowler
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we to your lure:irks, and they wi . . . Strange'a ehoine beim: returned . Jame. met I sop. , me,.
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.. Whit...church.
~.,,I. Von he should have done.
urau. mol I hope it Will .10 you a grost a.,al aA. 15,se •twin be all right if yeti h•WI it a few dap." Andrews ! lir t , -
olt NADI Ile .li4llllte.l Ms friend's law. The .ludge read it and mid Ile did not NM it affected the "mom. (married or ringlet ale, hm workul greetest ~ .
Sentenced to twelve calendar months' hard labour. isusaler .4 years lot blleculvi011•1113011 the Sallie km, or with the ssnr,t con or fffty, meter three years, f. 5 In Mr Wahine Like,
ore dischargest . The Judge said if there arm., melt a decision he would . prmtnit ei4e.
then aigned th., paper authori,ing the bank to 1e.1.1 over ' r . Mr n. Ilay.o, tow Wathlott
Thin being tho whole of the criminal rao4 on the 03•• 4. lovaer or inistraw• md their children, since the age ef le,
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Prisoner: Thank you, tim lor . •Di t not say to Andrews that he need not be , take Care to pet it wt that it might le reviewed. The Vote wm struck °IL
ralendar, the Court proceeded with the trial of the civil G. cheew • . • arm Wee ready at all ti 111111 l when celled on to go eut te wor,j ~...rlf.., Cemrs .4 •• No le" and s charnel 111 l " offered e 5 and
Asa:AULT WITH INTIL•cr. 31r. role said the :Md. lsorlloll. WM-W..1111e had referrul ' Mr. Pinder called )Ir. Wm. Henry Holland with a view _ . . .
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ase... frightened about the cheque. Wan never • partner in ..2 Mutual. Hebb. 311 the scroce of Mr. A. J. Pittlil.l, SO "' r st eel marca.o.l feel. hca1,..1 by • Mier of their heroes
Timone. 1.,Jf1 era. 11-1.,...,,,,, ~,,,.• intlirtml for womilting c._ j_ v way with William smarm Had been in business 50 woubl adeet es or 3., votes. Ile promeded to remark that to striking elf six votes ;leen fur Andrews by Steward • to. et, Mr a.
Ann Copy (35), at West Chickerel, with intent, • I
a, du, Ti,,,,,te.,5..,,a v..1a,,,, er,..4, wag an artion ef Oro-Mama toh.. „ ," •
11 It 11' lllfk aa to No. at Mr. W. Butte Commit, that Vole war ....:1011 . ..1101 C.,. )..r.. a.r. in; 3 shiltl.7° all lithe:. no relief. J rellield, Cyla., 143.1p0rt, :sod. e 2, Ilr T.
nr hh years, lam iret SO••• .. 1..13111 3 goo tea o stow . . s
' to recover poneension of about five sr .of land near Corte . . w mum Pea momlieg 10 years of age ditto Le. Mary Anit th),Ralait 11"Ishi ST•lllinv; ~ , . „.. ,
tith. ',Me. Never hought anything of him. The rattle and sheep in to alt. &riven. hat the vot,r ...I toe intended Lo vote for 1
.Witnenn said be was one of the cominny of Steward and , . . •
kalfg, Oita.: eery., of Ilr V:. li. Is,:g, ai'ye '2,11111111i, sir. siManEs propsoco -- use annual 1311110 . %airman "
Mr. let Wis prom. nted au I lin
. !bitten 41efrusled. lir. Andrew. and not for Nlr. SeAven. 4 ..., stew. anerehants, Portland. There were seven mein-
lbri•hm • never himself receive.' •
quest o eel to Roe - . , . in ettloeintic tem.., and it was r....eived with greet Ms
af and a„t rrry NI r. 11;o1.11ney (ow the plaintiff ; Mr. Loma awl 31r. Bullen j The next vote was thot a Mr. Riehard 5....ne 1:I:tni the • Mrs, imt :di were not colt:My interuthed. It wen a cote 1111 l n . "*""E"''"'•
The young w.f.... who in rather de , t
wie. for the dekielant. liar •A thou. I,T any part of the price. r•er !hewn 1,10.-k, .4 it. 4 lase Mau 4:00 isa eollel.tithei• plaaise.
bright, went to fehb stivesr leen-, rin.l then me iii?om.. I.'ress-eatteittol: liar) been ithout. to ferrite . .
~, a ..,,,,,t registee Ile olaimed to vote as owner, Me tfie v.ote was law partno,hip, not a mintsthock patty Ile was the
Mr. Goldriee said Mr. Smell. plaintiff, had ten acres of . . . „ma ao, ~..,,,,a,, :„aa. a it,,h.„,., ~,,,,,,.k. i„ ,),,, ,„nd., ,4 Mr. Inn-MEM returne.l thallkll. AS to the show he
1 1 ' eco,eint of there Min •no ad. Wee: to tk• claiin ; mom •ia•• ...ruler Mr iten'at • scri 75 was tem of the
seized her and Ararge4 tor to a
,holec,,,atar mi. I ,'"nne im,4 in f.„rf., m„ii,„„. mia,... whieh „a. „meta. day, it deal with William Strange Luying cattle. Mr ent to Me . aa, i.k, . ..
... .• . ~..•, •• .• . -..... .1 :. ..-.. i . ~ . • Mr. lelwenl ItatteMoti 402 land's' from 40: ewes 9 ewes tel. attributed Annie .4 the leeway .4 the cahilatv to wen-
t:term, I want Yoe." awl she replied ' 1 sham . l; Apia's on the 3IA thwele A lot of sheep were bought ; :I',','. " 'a" (mg. No. 10), UM 11/Wroperly reekonett tor . it,gautt; in I .rt Mel sa itnoetnanagt u tee emelt.. atone, Hen,
i•wll ut lint Wll4 leme4 for •tlyeare to Mr Cook. hilt the rent had not *Mt .4 we 1.,,, than Wlti ewcat. 0.. job. Mullett, in Irment exhiltivas at the :meat shoWs I. Pg.till.' end
....,Inne i lit the .elter partners exeretsea ,•upenhaum to a certain
nawea; Hannah Taylor mtpearen. an 4 prostate
.nx a e
Isom paid, awl the plaintiff watt driven to find hie remedy 11k. William Strauge had thou. the em.;4oy .4 Mr. WS. Hull, MA: lambs from sit) ee es e auggestml dem, gentleitaM, •t 1 Id we '-.
, - send their last, I•ut
and get her Imr in a bottle. An the via. returning a mut: , law. Del you promise to pay Mr. Galpin 1 The Judge ditlwa unao-At and the posithm of Ann 112 ail extent Mr. Senna superintentle4 the quarrying and the erne lose let. in others, whh.li would make the mwiety .4 • • ter
might lier lsattle and rah away, anti the peuseentrix rah at No allaWer. -for whom shmild th..y reckon her I , sales. Wititese signed the proxy attaeleel tothe voting mem '4441 dock of toot hen than 300 ewes, 12° Els .1 ' •••h tl • ' •61."
_. ar eenwato, sermee o to comity. Ile was very Ithetned wait the
Mr. Jain.. lisel riven notice that lie thoultl step into Mr. Me Cale said she v..ted fotr Antrews ; hut lic was proaUeed. The proxy WAS Moto' Steward and Co, by
after 1 ' to name, her Immo. Th. a!an Ittettri
Illi 3 WC.. TllO Judge : Ili,l rout 575 lawhe Dom GO ewes, -.ewe. lost. good competition Mr his horse prizes, awl shoula be haPPY
Otek'a thew*, reel defend the nethon. wrongly taken Mr Galina ; she v,rts:.l Gm both ; bat We . witn.t.s. Itercieol it front Iknitunin Scrivew Had not
of tate attaitipted the assault tet the mat .0 oho Me; ee Witness: I diti. ill.irCillati. • to offer the 'Mee lir% t ye-cr--(ala.111,1.0
• tatherindaw. e tone Along awl found the .Me Mgr. mi.] that Mr. James defended as a mortgag why I only fuel one vote. The 144 vote Ise admitted was Eithord • expre4. authority from the other tomistbeis of the firm to T. the labourer, not eSereisilly the trade .4 a thatcher ale. Mr. ANDitew..• 'i
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o,Pneasn'ena,t'rr, 1 lit'' th f4l w struck at Mom anti ran th Ise...moon. Fall ISO) who voted hw listirY Willitim Smith. kit IT ,i.:la. WA lest full authority h•r all intattera etteneseted with 'hall have Mew the thVl•bilig Upoll a fann for the low..est - ',clitoral,. ' Pn"-"...e tP'
IP'a
tit
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the
irlee'llatui
- ----'• -.41' "'" e'' a 'll •4tl . • f I a Mr. I whiney said that Mr. James appeared aS the director No answer.
away. There tem a fair :n the vi age. an t. y ount e The itnlgo : Cone, give an answer. mieake Wil. red:mot Mr coffins. therehem 110 3111-4 be the Moine-. The nix v..tes were given for 31r. All.lrews. vrett In otte. pereetes taniWw or Upon the va3,..• far, ea mr. If• FooKri, , 1 • •
_turn. thank•t, awl mei denim' the
f lit ilea ct • •• b t whet' er that eempany ever
Was ticht•ri up. last fsein.l not to toe the man, an .t•a ti ... htan) .It 1- . eut off. :so that 1.10,1:011.d fr...: • ollins el,: vote. • The judge said the queathut was whether it was a Valid Comelier Smith, ill the rtill•loy "IF ci r.
ream who t,w mem tnte existones. .4 A.hether it WI ted., or whether There'a nothing will heat tnith. Frank Pei. 15 veer. lath. 35 years be had taken ' 1 ti 1
priaes at :0104_ eara s_loW.
<Barbara...4 ; and anspirion fa up.. tile I .riwnwn wi• ea .
.. . That's very true, but why did you W. it I Tlw Jut*. : Then you hare asainsittol three, w Itieh lAings potsy• The ritLsinENT then addressed the labatirers. Ile had Ile dhl tott exhilat at the 11 yel Pn4 Bath awl We'd .4
i 1 L 1 ' l' Ith• l' I not
el. tae.l the fatheriti4aw mid Ile knew the. wan the h. an., Dame nto ex ideate, It 4.. Once s le.. e 3 ,I,
Mr. Galpiii lead I bought therm awl 1 iwomised to pay Pei to an eelialitY. Mr. Cole held the proxy must be signed by throe mon- „am, diem., in adaressing then, m he saw ...one Engletid, for sit theta he wee generally a Wm.. 11
watt also sente °video:, that prisoner was know. ° Wiliam Stran m bad Willhen Nlr. Code : And there is one whitb i, improperly einiCed • hers .4 a knot. aiw.n:nat them wile were old enough to be hi. grantlfather believed he n..w h• I*l llt S. 1 I • t 1 'I ' e
min. Tlefre . . Th•mae Stnich. plaintiff :IWe at Forest Mate, la tho t!ie 1:73 i'r the "I 1 ' •• ‘ "• - • • f M eall• j' v• I1,"1 II •1 . `,lo •WI 0 Vol. •,I 1•11. The 'll,lge miol he nmid not think the person who drew - ilatightert They lea 4 roceivol prize. for itelte.try d • ty II I .a
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' all
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a .a.
I" 'be
rain .r. Ills S . ... .r.s a•uu . an, I .. j
near the plw•• at the lime. Inty of Ese•X. The ...ntatitre at the betton. of the Strange laa r..... 1 Mtn I l ,
ll we a...weeder 1,, NI. LIM. e awl kept it at Wlnteelitirelt for 55 Pare. anti
An onthenee map W 34 prashicrAl showing the lecality, ere . . fa, heuld tett say whether that wits the lett payment When . on the .tet iittendeal v. ins•lmle such a firm as this. hut he had thrift. awl Ise hoped they w.tuld coittimie ill the maii.‘te "'emu' '..
Conine hilt W. 1.0 was not isal.lcil ; tlaast was a c!car sums.? . . .
j, j . j . _ .j j
.. . j _ , j _ his father took It (nom Mode. 111 l I. eln IWlay he ...Mould
h f M ' k
k Atha. Mma. home has Leen put lease oas t at o . r. ( roo . the dt4endant. It wan Ilin friend del not whoa thii : though lw (lir. tole) nrvai.tly used words V. hll.ll WOUld in, bele them. These good eourne. Ile :dn.. oouggested that they sheuld take a 1.0 haPPY to see ally
but Mr Bodice renter t. . William lire:tine ins.dvent he owed witnes• LDIO. Teak 11 them at •White.l arch, wl • he
•• ft •••• 1• p did not thew ell the homes. i C Ilk. myeer neut. half yearly wad. for 20 yeans. Pro- seven ware cartainiy a" body of proprietors." hint front the weather, awl My IT for "a rainy.My "-nom, n.m1.1 show them not only the rams he hasi Ito di Irerja of
In .n pm..... 1-0 ...at tie nia . • . WM ih f ' • trod 11' Is' I t admitted mine. .. ~s
i taw nun. to t e antler sto in twe on. 1. no
h. li .thor mid that Moss a house was wie vise tor re-entry when rent in Anwar, 2.4 day., The lease _ _r. Killant.ni :We aahuit Sallla thill;;.• ; but others we NI-. Kniklou solunitted as Mr, 1101121,4 was the only heart Ite hoped he should lei here next year, and that he hut the fleck. Reference had lac aft 1 lets th •1 i '
Dir. Haunt% t st • . • k w I I-II -• • '•I • • t till al ut •L•ht months ame )1
wag ahra Mar elttle P. 73. Mr. (*rook entered into ll° . •••• "Au In.s• It II . ;••• tle..
built when the 11131. wad sande. Took hint Omni. after. Plaintiff came to nun als,tit the mote 4 admit. manager at Porttawl it was sufflment Mr him to sign in tdioald see many .4 the saute faces aneurgat them. In at the Rep.', and ht. tWeight ll;' Itee:ell. ..
/7 'te et.',lt're
i woman miA she p055e.......e 11 this live acres 11 land un.kr that lenNC, and I f •• 1I ' Mr Cok • Hobert Smith ii placate Mellow:in Gdolos, the par, unship name. 1.0111•14. he prove.'" the labollrers• .10.slMtalith" -Übe 'Menthol& had a.nte*lii.,rts. for thee Wa'edinnoof f'il'e's.'hi. "f
Al"' ""Pl".• 3Pre""Y 3' 11l id'ilerage.- f - l's•• 11 paid rent aAo the ..tth September 1%74. lie did not Par dishonoured elteque, lm :LUSO the latter wan e t eit IUS,„j j . • j
.... • The twig,: mid this ease raisol two questhem, and he mot was d
lived with her fat we .I.4te lima not far rom te a i age. son. NeviT saW tim besAA in the autume, et. asked not ... t 0t1...1 tor us. . runk with three cheers, in which the Labourers in this county tient any ether person, atel-rwaa art': Itionor,r"
On TneadaY. •Inly Mb, 'die went, ...s tonal. about fplarter. 7 ,it . . . . e.
nt tl e onathret. -th. 1e7.1, and ;•Miatilf nowle applica-
me. sm,•,:s• been Between tem in writma. and pers..L.„llV. .llshit that time Ile saw p.,,..t
laintilf to kt hint have the offer of them vihee fit, Mr. haughoi: 1 mhant that . . , . . wont' reserve it ; first, wlmther it in .open to the defem ale, joined). to Donut- (heir, lical. ur
o Ihe Jwlge :1: pun the aditossems that Volga toalins s ant ',snit 9 • emotion o eI. taartuan oho has The CHAIRMAN propoped the "Imalth of the Prince and Mr. G. %V. Iltotrat sai.l einee 1•1 I 1 4
past nine 4,1. tilt:trier. to ten. to a nem maintained the deal was with William strang . .
t, ~,t . . . te ta• .1. °need h. the
1 sies.te tfl I I and Mr. Jal•IC. in Crook'n office. itgre was no property on " . admittol the vaffitty 11 the votes, awl. scoot& whether I'rtnem..4 %I idea awl the rest of the It..yal (away." Ile raceiety he hmi always exhif •
•the holm and the village she 113.110. SU fen e . Re-eXaMined : Wsui not awar.• the three beast. were aeon . a In..ion )of .on. ono.. With Varying MIOCO/.....
met r•atiate. Legg. WI she knew by sight, 11.0* 1 the law! that he could slistrnin on.
• hati n,t • mer in hie var.'. It wo stenetiints. U. 41 for atietions. in the the way is invalid this beino not at all the nature .f.r al to the int nal el silt f
Mr. Cole: J•hn Hawkins mullet write. and net beim, .
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ti I 0 the Prince ta helia, and When defeated he aidi ma lin i feult with the itelgars. and
Er Re was Mr. Love produced an amignment of res....,:en in this le to ante I.e ie I Ito let a marksman, he 1101vt 1011 I
o a eent•stoc mtitalan), tut an ordinary lino, and the mid he thought tho
spokes, M. AA es sti
're it wnt tn. sw lik-A: mis ; •• •- aA4 to the transaction with 31r. Galen la mid he olid not ab , •oted by Parliament wm quite toed% s hen II I MI.
• le ne • •en seven prize.s tett .4 teoht he did
~ Noe evertor,. eau. ..6 very pretwet,, .1111,...1tur11t to tne wane, v, a irraoet 4.141,e... .- . he Ids mark, and it 11111.1 1.• attested. 'tut lwre .......Issly han ,ti owe lent: sleets! by the mauegine winner. ineutlicient. Mane olf them would leave been satisfiol if not ink it wortlt while to begin -Dan '
walking towarde 4'hickerek. an remise M pay " punctually," ghtert .ts to
I 'I " I • t you " she ablanaer I...liraiw, on leth Whaler, 15173. thereMre Mr. . and tat Mr' Gall'ie laid - written Ma name for hint, th..refere Met in st load vae. 1 Mr. tole then proposed to striko off three vote• given th.• vote had been at least tloultled -(applauseh
took her 11.41 tonna Ler wtost. an !
I. a'rf' %engirt° .4 the Swot Lid parted with the legal mtate. and therefere "1,4 eat flak hitn for the motley Mr a year.
.. lerma he believed tie: treed Could be IN•41 nape, v • I I
Then there are Permit, voting for An•irews that leave lean • for Anart,,,, 141 the ground that the voters had been Ilm CH %MIMS gave a the army. navy, alnl reSerVed stad farms in olifferent part. 41 F. 14.1. . h' " l'y
rei4ied "I. slain": Ile pude I ter ren ono The court maturned for halhan-hour. • .tud, w ether ay
1 It t- multi not V1.C.1.1.; by ejectment The assignment actually 'i exen.ed their raM., awl tele ha. not Irecn rated for twelve • etcused Itarnient .4 the tatea. forem." lia4 they had an mote Mall Prenent he wonald Government or private enterprise atm led.le the in •stion
Toed le the other till thee is,A m far /1,, the Seeon. ,t . On resunsina. The lirat cage was that 14' Salami Tucker. lu7 had ta speak on Paddling about in the Intel at The Karl of Elimmere had ',tartest a-t tel. of tlitaZ. kindi
meet gate. When they s
-rat mat she had jtietkposoht 1
I I e amigne4 the rent.
Mr. (Whiney saitl this ems a perfect stirprim to hint ;he William Strange. cattle desder• of Re•lbridge, said Last menthe, and is therefon lettl. There are inv• ditl aano 1
la w l• Se •' • -' I • • "
2.1. Where Glenna, are owner."( property. °mope,. hee r. ~. . main ...u. ta. rates utre yule in len, Ahmed'. a, and a navy Man dilate ont selYiee in the and woUld no thella ,get ,:onn: good anit Al* F.r I i 1
111,4 gate. S.:w a woman nanod lthenah Tay fir be Ind, year he attended Stimeninster martets, and, as he wax not , .
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1 ha I had e o pertnnity of examit‘tg the document, and ' te tr Um wk.& of the tinn, wo matter what is the ; Tut•ker was excused IT the magistrates heirig aWidOW 2,11•1 Arctic regions. As tat the valunteers he thought they were while he had euch breoler. I thintl la' ... ' l'aare
:awl when he eaw Hannah renting h. let eal Witne.sitioi . • I well known. Mr Joseph Strange introduced him t., many Is. . • ... as 31r. tookes
a-1 nOt kenowtrof its etietellre. . a I re...lying letrochisd relief.
went into the 1.00011.1 gate. Wanes+, gist her beer mut i farmers. They leitlght Welt at theca, but Mel nu intend I
la ne ot the proper . . . •
ty and that one person has to 110 SPArcsl a llirty and disagreable job in not gents to Alder- and Mr. Sat:miens, lie was w .11' ' ara
. satistiol-- Mippl 040.
i'ln olincusdon im the assieninent, it wen Ael.e tkat Ifr. I I•h•se 1 of the : Mr. Kin 2.1.. n mid this raised Gm armeral .inestion as to sk4-Mitplauset
t eAlitA .301111‘ cr t t. 3
Weat i" go I"ne again ' g‘'t "fkr
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So Ihld I I•1S•I• P ti • t• -t. lin each oth.A's transaction*. Mr. J. Stranee's son Mar. an•l the ProvY • 3lr. T. C. Su:shell:4 returne•l thank., a. aWs 1 •
iitedity ef the Chairman's atlntimion of votea. 1I we .
. tit os,k *bray her teethe o.ne 1 e tin. er n eae. n.ar s or ...r s. mas. I _i•sust, or Ix, dieted hy three olireetern. In this ease there ; tl7' I %mt. Itunxerr, for the Dorset militia, mid he believe:l Mr Baueroe al •id al 1 • ura . .
here he tried 1
pato whet. prisoner came . ,
•Mr Sone', sal.' be did not know .4 the ole.l. Stiboeu 1 niore,iltettl".i''d h°ll ti• Plaintor. in March w I .4 a firm calloi steward and I •.... WO theV had 31.1,1113W•I to iMa Jett., sai.l where the matters were extraneoun, and that ~,,,, el.ut the last chance he 1.11...11l have .4 res seiW exl .I.'t ••• l• '.."
a.-. a.
' '''. ''' - -`....ted l'ai"heal"flig
beer and went into the allotment. She went up te t.ts • • • to a4ai With Mr. Andrews for some beast awl a teem and it ti Ors meon mg to the nitinher of their 'luck or stock.
.., uentiv he
him td give Mr the beer when he threw the hoer aw al'. . .
ty .
mid he hml CtNIL antl sime.l this deed in Mr.
. the lairg3ll6 Wes atia.rw:trrls settled at Mr. J. Strange a.
• 1 ko'llt a Mr. Seriven •13 their proxy. They leel six vtdm , thew wan waling to brin4 the siiettial Molts to the weice ing for the regiment bemuse he hrdth t I i'l '
ea a tte num tary so stot•k which bad won at tto Royal and the great 1.11014.fi
I I. I I I '.lti • i:N.) 011.1 intereSto
1111.ir4.11er thym.gh the Small Aowe . on ie UV 1/.11. 1.- Tull' lit • I- I •oteoll ha- Mr. Antlrears : bat their prow Ita the I haineam 110 vlo 11l lil I.ot VOsta•VC the imint whether form were alma to Ist knocked on the head, and the Id hi 1
giot 1e4.1 of her with hie two arum a I I Ile dtweribed the saisinietalt hp:Welds of the transaction tve ei. t, 1 ~ ,
~,,I ..5,„..,,.4 ~,,,i i 5,..• 1 his olevision could be reviewed. The voter must he atm& county poi' • 1 . • • 113 " Weighted' the I,lnle il• mot w' ' • and
ipt Mr the - untriul horse, If this were dot Ise lutd I 1 '''
•gste. It is a Wade that Wens and ie caught together wtth and. Mr dt.wart.:.
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money . ).• '. • •.. • IDa terms almost iaelitleel 30 those ataltal by dden•lant, we( wr'"')! • they "y" "Wre rin e„I, if ...ix tot., als I og.
, Inan Alexander tmenrane, (tiughtert If so, he hot.' they would W, IsetWr than die would he h mate rim* 10.61.1..1r • I"'
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a beep. Ile threw her sit. gone, Gotta threw her clothes.
k‘,. :tilt.
hankttua. I and tleclared that Mr. J. Stranae had within); whatever te Therefore at one fell aa.....it te tes• t , .
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Cole reed the xectien which stated that melt aWm shall It x a linitted Lllen Monger. • Italia Tll.lwas 'tenger. militia, lout lie maintained it. emellence 34 a brutelt of Mr. 11. Ftklai.V4 •rop• .• .11 "II: • I • .1" ' g
.wer her hesul and tried t. dowatilt her. She Jeremy L n
The-skset,tio
.id
3......„4,,,,t
I do with the deal.
..... Meranint of her clothe.. client was safe for the day tt . .• thine he .1004(4 h. lat Ono emier for the mime s
c of thi. Aet, 111%. Wel also been excused their rates. and theY too were the service, and he Wa4 'trona oof them. Last year they the difficult char- 1 ' rAI ' le-ifie. -ll' . mil''''''kwl- "n
Nit could not do et rorr hod . 1 Cross-exat ll i 11l ..11 : lia•1 vela Mr. J. S rut-e , „ ~„.. i f the l'osp•rati.m 1 struek .4f. • acter ot. taew 1•11.....04 tallnar. •10.1 r
up awl caught the -fa Wight I 0 1111 l sands Mr a... 1•• in th,, two or three year. lie had awl sumi vote bremr tor •ow l ! ~, ll ••.1 " , went through the Aldershot campaign with crolit to the Mr. W. Patna. proposed 'lite donors ,d ' "
Rev father•intlaw, John .111•101, .311.1. . loe J 11•11...• : This mita Mr 4 ',anima again In a Prizes which
I •• Bee 4144 by wattle and Mr. Smelt mitt he ha 4 SIM • e. or meter tie. bawl. of three ohreeter, end Do
.Mclalher of .... ~ r ..• •. • ,; , „ , .„-_- etelnlY, and had theY been called un this ymr they would wit. cordially r,.."iv„l.
' nee la. the hair to( hie ken., • a
lIMAt . 01 lianis further .4 Me Lopm: 1 4WI y•tur lortl.hip Ist meld hot trouble ,
or _,,.
' known him. Wse, insolvent smile years ago and wed 1 , . „ ,„ . ••• •, • I•I 11 111 omit) ol Wee, Wallont tee UnlitlttUl. qUe3M,II 11l TAM have done the mute -(a
man I orparatem sum loe online.% eo tete in. tv t, Uli yWI • . pplatiset
7 in the i,„ Mel n..w ..fferol °a lid. in the t. (heal Several ether toasts followol, and a pleasant time was
• of the i three .4‘....
mid alt ill )511. Ina der [XV : You w•-- • ti •et with Mr J• •••• "In this wiriimdar 1.3.al lie had a oq.) . thit.t. Ferree reitliol for the yeomanry, an.l said he spent.
this." Primmer then ran away. awl Pile sod ma fa ier ..,..... 1 ehritatif alsmt tDNI. Mr. J. Strange aa as With I ' Whelk 11WIler. . • .
..
..
I • •Ver v le• Their I Mr. l'in.kr thio•te,l to the vote fif France. tiithtdir, dhln t 'where a w•toll of what tMpt. Bartaidt had said aa to .
Prhe .111•1•9;. Yon have troouldul lite With Mr. COril
----- •he beugl.t. CallaWs theme. Ilin son Was With him when 1,75 y. aihl it U 34 a 4 clarion. a i•r... as le e • • . .
,Went to the village. There wee a fair. and Hwy.... Al. *
... ,
„,
ww. •
_wt..itt..rt claim wit. as owners of property : lout the nee wan imt, . reeord•4l Mr Andrews, tat the grollildthatlche had not pain .hang away with the memo' f•areeal Ile was very glad
•,,,in stooling by a vasswl where they w•re sere_
.t,yesow. his.
,i
_eursed, it ~
'aid Ito Iliad tll5l t•I the reel bummed on I he I.ollght ..t.lairow .A. :lid " We do hereliy appeint Mr. Benjamin , mt., al all te return thanka for the kind way in whieh the tosent
1 -twos; they -
•The,, was net a cery goo& light : the man mei • yes.. tMt ,ti ..st
..
„.. Excepting that I. a haege a••conuennied you inntead of -M., . . • el the deseription of the 1 Mr. ~,,,,ll Provea this.
Nle li' h (tI Fa' 1 ) t k4tl e rest - 1
~,,,,,it.,4 her. mol she thought it was he. the merits. . . is te m .ci or s tic , I hie son, was there any litfferenee bktweell Gaildu'a deal Icemen to % ote Stiller prate." at .
.. of the yeomanry watt reeeived and he •• hoped their
the Will Wilt. a i, 1.,„.1 ~t I ~ st , 3lr. Kiogdon mi.l luster the 54.1 t section the Chairman al : .1, w wool It, • g I " '
• wy frock, an.l white datightert. property Was "Stolle, Av., from quarries . I
Me haA on a Idnek Wit, a blue Gls. ru Mel thiS .11101 ll 1•1.. Ia ri .14. ' had tun el.PortilliitY of inquiring lute the validity ot th y• ' I. ' - rir am'w ea.'.l
an and A nownilit W 1.1, 4.1•04a....,1. laY and Maggot,,-(a langlo. i 1... S 1.r.".' "• . l, t.. e amt. oimes, OS ...le VO.Ulati-VM. sai.l last week he
3VoUseSS. SllO tol.l the constable to take top the in , _ _
tt . ' Witnea. hesitated, and at length said he dad not knew 1
f I. i tit' hi • R 11 So IS.• tt • I
10. Mag. Ile 1p..k., to (A 01,1114 or plit 1 . .sers. mew ~ n, ant .3 , . to vote hor stone taken from a .ititarry he .1t•I not lillee. 0.. •. , . . Wai cllCallllletl at W held...don, and never spent AO oin.• •
t- to_tlt.v const•thle.."!"'n2;':' witt' t -•- . i.„, • not the attarn.T Mr defendant. Ittr• k• t,41.)" 1 I Dow to answer. tas for the quarry. I it.• Jut., mei until the eantrary was shown Ito should fertahle a week. They would be glad v. hear that the
, _ I JaIIICA Strange son sat plaintiff, gave corroborative TIM Judge mid 1111AledY elm- '"' . . . - ..; • I ' tak '
,it that tho 33plevtioll Wav 114 raised before the, Chaio lit r- • I.'l 0• a h
-- ---•-- ' --' - • .., Andrew". William Strange Mr. Cele mid then there mea dr. seatatito, • harm. 1.. , , „ __ _ . set. Ilela I 2.1 maintained; their p 1... awl that
- • - •"- " h•-• '' - • -----"•low .4 three .brectom. I 11.0.1. Jim therefore W.f. a•lllidleatswl WWII. Solo.-I.leut. Lloyd-Jones wad placed •th .4 ittrai far the
•••• - ....to WAS struck oft , Queen's prize, winning the badge awl 1:12. Ile howl
. -•-• • • ••• --- - . -.
--- m would ce

CERNE FoltEs-rimi• FETE.
The Forester. enrollcil in Court St %utin, NO. 3, rkl,
1e,.1a demonstration awl fete la- t iin which
occasion the good olil town 1N:1.4, i• I. awl the 1111‘.11.itants
hail evidently 1113,11: 111, their mind for a holiday. Tho
streets were planted with ti tt iittarc tr.,, on either 34.1 e
about tire yards :wart, and at :trim, point: evergreens
arches spanned the street., and, there tea. a general ohs-
play of bunting. Ti,.. trustees of the society. Messrs.
Ilellyar land W. 11. Clark. with the tn.:tamer, Mr. J.
_ .

n,yo.• v. Ile:l.—Mr. King.lon. 41.4 GA Mr.
OttoniVy. Mr. Loin ) appeared for the pf.sibi;e: Mr.
ode, 9.e., and Mr. Pholar (attorneys, Messrs. Ttuires
awl porwapp for the defendant.
The 4up4te affeeu...l the eoVelEllltel of a farm Icae; hut
ne liirttettlar ei.-rc stated.
The partlem eante o tioue, and plaintiff took a venlirt
for .£7O beyond the aunt paid into Court, upon certain
terms to be arreed on botwema Mr. Pindar and Mr.

her, and Site could tell by his voice that ..-.. was not ii..-
man. The other 111.1 a Na.l 4i.`01.4 ` liwg. the tether of
!prisoner. Ile was taken before the magistrates, hut .he
saki he was not the sun. Prisoner was the man.
Cross-examined : Tim brothers lived about lift yards
Intro prisoner's lomm, lest sloe did not know their
christim names. lin this night Cseorge was standing at a
st.yli ,h,..eing for nobs bat there wee not much light
there. This was a quarter oof a toile tome where aloe was
a.a31114..i. 1141 lawn at the Three Mateers before that
stay and hatl mine hoer with a man named ttaselsil. shout
half-past XIX, and remained there abed firs esusetes.
Wu Moo, down in the morning to get ...1110 hem. but had
none to drink. At the Mariners ltandall took hold of 'scram'
Just swoongher mewl : lout btu ouly stayed five minutes. Mid
not tell the titan the first thee tint sloe onold not stop then
lout would me I • when Abe moss inek with the beer.
She came hack with the iswr at mots. It was not far
teem die "wooing oof the allotment ts oath...reit was thrown
„1„,.. The gate opens in the • Idle. sad doss not shut
muleao you land. it ; prisoner sled the gate that night.
Th. nearest I ~,,, ..e is • dozen yards sir. toil directly ionesuor
'pulled her she began to shriek. Prisoner hid away Om
Lottte. Ile kept her there shoot a quarter of an hour.
She screamed as bold as she could scream before her f alloy.
In-law came up. Ilaol not takes a shilling of prisoner ;
lout had been aecoseoloofol ' •eo. lire step-father had never
complained of Imr typing out late.
Mrs Gannets 'Taylor, of Cloirkerel, WSa resuming from
gems! Video 4, slob-ken:l on tlois evening. Indere she
~.,,,,,t Nj„...je, house gone of the !eggs passed her, gun
sloppy canoe mot of iii.o..A cottage, and witnes, followed
beide& The lesii went ocrov., ILIA took hold 4,1' Guppy.
sad moiled iter a.. 1...... the roool. i Wpm! said " I shin
nod resisted. Witness walked • little faster, nail the lean
let Camp> ,o, :tool went into the serwel gate. Them is a
patio gird:tot over, lout the man itht hot walk along it that
night. 'II, oleo was dressed with liglot weesers, and a
blue jacket, aid hot know what list
Crults•exa 11l i l sett : Ann floppy olbl not spswk toles.
. fly the Judge : Knew tooth the 11101 by sight for yea.
but Jul not know which 11...4( it was.
John *Ms lived about quarter of a mile from Chickerel
anti Alaa Guppy was lois stetslamlaMr. She sent out, and
Mid not come back eery quickly, eh/ he went out about
quarter to tan to look for her. lleard a 6.usaing and a sort
of cry inside the allotment, about ten yards from the
tuidolle of the ',ad. This was jest before he ssolw to the
second allootsimnt gate, and he went into the gate, which
was abut and lumped with a latch, as it falls to of its ewri
scowl Inside he saw Legg and the girl. Caught the
: but he I.o.roke away... Wittusa said " All

Collins

and Co." instead of ti... sSettatol- •
The Judge thought it was wit intended to include such a
company as this under the section.
In answer to his Lordship, Mr. l'ole said these votes WO
been counted for Andrews.
Mr. Cole continued that they contended that instead of
Mr. Collin, being in a majority of only three, sillawming
the objections they took to the cli ' s and Vetegg Were WS-
tained, they would place Mr. Collins in a tuajority of
something like rid or Ed.
The Judge fahl he wished to know how far Mr. Cole awl
Mr. Kingston could simplify the tuatter lie liringin4 the
votes in any particular class tozether, and strikini.g the
that when gill any parti Aar ~f objections
M:.wliwiti.i
ngil:unit,ll.mrdtiat.lialance he w eldsupport that class lit
oldixtion, and if lin another class Mr. Vele had a balance
h
Mr. IV iniphal the dile 4 ion hit besti rai-ed whetho•
U,.' w.t the returning Oliver in tin,i
311'1 mrtifying the result, V., jUglielM ac(; That oltjec.
lion was overruled by his lorld:ip in the I. ant f)aren's
where his lordship ruled that there might Is! s.litie
1414 wiffeh were judicial, and )ad his 3.1 ilt
the tot", if he male a mistake in comitinz. was not a
fot. Althea:ea Me net. Were mini-aerial. vet
"tio', were judicial. fly the *rtli sectioa it sys, proyiaml
that the chair:min shall aseertain the validity of the Yates
by an examinathin of ti.' rat:. books awl sitch falwr books
and d.,. ads aS lie slily think fiiice-sary, and :Liter
eye tttt ining them shall declare who has the ni-ifority. Ile
argusil that theeKll; tt i tt 311.1:vwertailiginz•dthe validity
if the votes by the Chairman 5'3: 3 jtvlieiAl art. Ile
referred vi a derision of ford ralunhell's at Ni`i rri" on
U," Norfolk I "irimit t.. Ord cifect.
The Judge would sis: • that it was a point whether the
certificate of the reteirning °diem. was *did. lad at
kre.ent they t tivat it a, if the certified.: was not
caul ascertain the etlect. If necessary it of 41 he
taken V. the main alrgve. flit he wished them if they
e.nhif to4tiffifhfi the matter. In. bringing as Iff•afY ef the
cases as Mr. Cole relied iit. m:e head, 3114
Is Mr. Kitlgglogn relict on under another heed, in short
bringing the principle of the Cle.iring into opera-
thin.
Mr. Kingdon wanted to exasaine the voting paper,..
The Judge asked who Infd posiession of the voting
papers.
It was answered that they were in the pis-es-den of the
Loeal Sant.
The Judge a-kel : Ilat wind fitlicer has the fi issessiau
--the responsibility of keeping die Vinng.: i tvtl'er`
It was answered: Mr. Howard, Vie Clerk hi the I,Cal

--
evidence as to the d •eal at Andrew's. _
picked the In sheep lac hail from 40 shown, and marked
:Mag.
In' t.ll4tot eramination ii amiss nviil the lettere put in
were addreisue himself, but Mr. Collins called ilia
attention to the (act tagt in one of them was the words
" I hope you are unite nroveccd." when be .uti,t that
meant hie father, but still maintained the letter was
written to him.
In re-examination Mr. role amumed the witness bad
during his evidence said the letter wad acldresaud to his
(Wier.
Mr. Velbn. intarporcei, and
llos Judge, air) 'derisively. mil: I did not hear him say
the letter was addremed to tit father, I am liltre the jury
did not, neither did you.
Mr. role, waspishly : I my I did Las it, my lord and
not ca-en a judge is entitled to say what 1 head cr what I
believe I ficant
The Judge: Well, go en.
Mr. role tried to •Jet out if witness.that the letter waa
sent to his father, but he maintained it was to I lf
tit. CAC a ap the ease for ilefettilank urging that
all the 'Ow:fa...dances showed that the deal was with
William Strange ea.s: the
ali d plaintiff. said "poor old
.l.,eiih was not tie soft and ikuvlil man hi friend
ilcarriloal hiiii to lie, Although there Were thrge witnesses
on one side and but alie ii thio.other, they were not ti let
:lie ihnse matweigh the one little. they Irlieved them.
The plaintiff was not Ito (00iiNil RAO trui:t a Southampton
kuletel. ,tringer to the county. wlio wait only known as
a mail wh.t..ili.ta insolvent, with mire than CIINI worth
of stoek. The rietotoiaLt hit heti ilealimm to the amount
of c.LlMlliir NMI., with ‘a ilham Strange, awl we, paid all
except Yi)nu. The ilefototint 4.0: Lim rAx.itt introducing
I ' to the farnieriL the two tieing of tki. %time name, and
he did that althois,cli he knew he had lieeo insolvent.
The learneil ailverteil to the p art taken by ileten:
ilatat'g son throughout the matter, the way in which the
,:sfunilant tried to keep himself cant of it, and maintained
that oae; it fen.lant hail pledge.% his credit for this transac-
tion a• he Mai d :•ne for i Wont's.
The Alden sunitotol op the ease to the ittrY, saying it
Wat ollteAtiolt Whit+ 11totir Ibr believed—that given by
plaintiff or that of ilefenilenr.
After live minutes' consideration the Jury icturned a
yenliet for plaintiff.
Mr. Cole :asked for judgment to be atayeal.
Thc judge all he would stay execution if Mr. Cole
wtinonk Lot Le must not take that as any expression of
-4nion on his part.

tlio vote was struck,
Mr. Collins sought to add a into fur Richard Woe,
The voter SO i both owner and occupier, but only
el: • I ti v.de SS ratepayer, and that Mai allowed.
The Judge : Then that COURCA to nothing-
Mr. Kingdon said the voter claimed two vote's.
The Judge: I way asinine that, but he only ettercisce
Mr. Ringdon referred to the vot:: of Mary Ann Way,
lint who, vowd for rollina. It seminal one Mary Ann
Way was excused ratcs ; but, Mr. Kingilon withdrew the
obiortion.
Mr. I ,Jo propoaed to raise another class of objection t
six venoms cleaned to vino a, freehuldurs whereas they
wero leasehohleni.
The Jipl.ao Nald he need not go into that as he Mai
:timely in 3 majority.
Ilia lordabip adapt Mr. Kingdon if he hail any evidence
:.how that thu question of rating was brought
twfore the t,laairtuan, awl that he had adjudicatial upon

101131 C day the 4MM:es prize would come to I hirset. Next
week the Dorset volunteer: went into camp at Burton
BratDtock ; he hoped they should have tine weather, and
that many preaent•would come and gee theta —(applause).
The Cfignoisit 'militated the Ilialtop and clergy and
ministers of all Christian den ~,,, inations--(applatow).
Mr. G. W. 110)1E.R gave the " Health of the Lord Lieu-
tenant and the Magistrates of the County.' liii paid a
high cuing on Lord hhaftesbury, awl a* t th.,. magis-
trate% he ohmrredi they acted financially and juilieally.
lie 11,1e.11 they would shortly be relieved if the former ditty
by the foundation of Financial Iltortls ; not that lie
antiripated any great e y, lint ns a tempter of
principle. In this county. thanks to Mr. Calcratt. the
county expentlitaro was well watched. Touching their
judicial duties, sharp eyes were kept iii them—a certain
were waiting for the slightest step to write Ling
paragraplut as to their ignorant,: and stupidity. It could
not be expected that every magistrate hail all the wisdom
nmvalary for Ida otliee, but he hollered that .att the whefe
their dttties worts well performol. and that any 141.4,4
aro.o, front mimtake and not any intent' V. inflict
injustice. It was a matter uf congratulation that the
judiebd bench of Englatfil was not amenaldo to bribery—
(applati,).
I...let.titl FOSTER returned thanks, and said lie did not
think paid magistrates would be satisfactory to the rate-
" The Health of the County and Borough Nleinhers"
sea, given by Captain Fomlfrit, and drunk with great
cheering.
Mr. Burnam, returned thanks. lie expretmed
regret that Mr. Floyer wa, prevented attending by
Ile (Mr. Floyer) had lava suffering from a
severe ciihl and n swollen leg. tun' Was '.a.".1 tap the
I se for more than a week, but he asked him ti exprem
hig regret to them that he could not attend, :Awl hoped he
Aould he with thmo again at their next annual tilllller.
Being the member for a borough surrounded by an ,wri•
cultural district they would. no doubt, like to hear what
they hail been doing in Parliament. blaring the 11.1 Ult
action they had had sonic remarkable Proceedings and
mieeeheg, though lie coald wit Kay with candour they bail
done very much work. It had been impomitile, because
the opposition had been very eantankerous -at lewd they
bad been very factious, awl a certain party f the
sister isle kept them weeks and weeks "vet. the Peace
Preaervation Bill, delaying public famine,* in C..TP.C.IIII3IICe.
The hone question was a matter brought before the
Mouse, and it tuight be of interest to theta for him to toy
something shout it. Mr. Chaplin introduced the subject,

Northoyer, jeer., the medical "Mc. rof dm ci mirk Dr.
McEnery, and the secretary Mr. C. Poole, entenol into
Urn work of getting up the fete with heartiness, and suc-
ceeded in arranging a thorough good progratume. ro*sifleff
the ordinary tration and fete, thow crotlemen
frmviiled athletic -ports, lox., att.! piny raring. and a
variety of . seuients. In pr.waring do: loweseiry soh-
scriptiona for the raeing prizes 1/r. MeEnery trik a lead-
ing Part, while on Mr. Ilellyar devolved the getting of a
suitable Hal for the ',ports w matter which proved no
easy hpk, hut We. at length happify a.. ploilimk Mr.
.1. C. Chick, iif the Macy. granting the toot of a capital
:11-n-re plot for the purio,,e. I Wier members the emit-
' this division of the labour • happy reallt was attained.
of the work, awl by
initwo took different departments
were twist, aitisfartory, and Wailed
'Pie weather. of emir.% was au important ...insider:Won.
Ilappily the roitgli weather of' the I.s.t few weeks bad
moderated, and they had a fairly Plepoitit
. tll..ntlsiuereiirrtatheuf:Lituti.s.fr
0.
day.
latter part the aftenooin, when there were te....in-in-h-
-lies showers that made toots of the 11.1,1 a perfect otiag-
mire. However, the e iiiii pany bore all good humoureillY.
and got ti 1110 (11 pl_staire Wit it dm day as was powilile.
The miiiiilow,aswitulileil at Oleo 'girt lieu., the Klephant
awl Castle (Mr. 'l'. Fox's) at ten o'clock, and iifter a time
a proceselon was formed in the following miler : -
Mountvid °Wei:roof the tort: Mr Poole. new, Mr Northoier,
treowirer, and Mr 'l'. f trial.
Kohn. 1100 I, Friar Tuck, awl Little Jim, with others in
appropri ite ostliltie.
Band of the aid lidt V , tinter Mr M. Wellspring.
Banner of "Court Prmr,..," No. :tans, horeliwita.
Juvenilsw 4 "tort St Austin."
Members of the 1(1,1 Friends &witty, Corns.
Members al the Curt, with facers shit regalia.
Dialweattimi of the Court bonie I.e two liredirm.
shepherd mot bliefilicriltri., a ith a bath, in a wog4,ai
a ith greenery.
Membersid the Court.
Two Woodwanls, with the insiguia id their mike.
In this order they pnweishol to church, when. morning
prayers were real hy the Mee. J. F. Ito- i i nfal
Seektro.
ay
eticrisstr talti
dl
ho also preached a sermon from St. :Matthew vi, -
wei4fit 'ait;:patl;.thila:
remarked on the authority of our Lord for making uch
and to enforce the same truth from the rules id' their
society. Ile would not enlarge on the lenefits which the
society afforded, NA they were all familiar with them, het
lie proceeded to urge on them the importance of ":ackitt•
. . . .

NISI PRIUS COURT. TVFADAT.
(Before Mr. Justice 111-traticteil
.h.h. A Akole•ra v ph Se ra —TWA WA.I a claim for
mato sold mot Itt•fetolant plewled never
ifolebte.t. Mr 11;oltowt tra+ for the plaintitT, and Mr. Cole,
ii 1.. with Mr. Petlawsa, for .lefenclaitt. It was a

C ~,,, 111411 /MT came-
Plaintiff 14 a farmer of Mandator, ism: defendant 14 a
rattle dealer of Sturminster Newton. 'item had been
various transactions between tiwin. tool last Marek three
bullocks and :Yr slusip were purchased by defen.lant tor
LIZ,. after they Mel been seen by his brother. William
ntruage, eed defendant's ein. At defendant's request •
ehenne Wa.4 when ..f William Strange for the t.
lint it proved worthless, or at least William Strange e -
pounded with his creditsire, paring to. S.I. in the C. AA
.I.eepli Strange would nit pity, this 414.i411 WWI broncht.
Defendant's allegation was that the thee). were bought
by William Strange, and that therefore he w•s riot
liable.
liasatilf Kaitl, that in the spring of this year he had VI
,4,,,,,,, MA 410,4, bullocks to all. Defendant hal seen the
leasti befor,d. ea.l said he should like to have the offer of
them when thus v ware lit. lin 4th, March he saw delete
dant's son 311.1 Withal.. atrange, a dealer, butcher and
publican, of 'cotton. :111.4,4 4•14.-V 11141 till he saw 1 '
then. Hail ties Cr sold Willi3lll %trio...y.3M' tattle. The
same day Ire saw defendant at Sturminster istrettin with
; Mae others. Defendant said " Hail he been able to sone
1 0444 ‘llll 0411; the rattle he should have hail no words
about buying them." lie told defendant the price. and
that ha could µrose himself about having them. Defen-
dant answered " I suppose I may as well have them.'
William Strange and defendant's son left. Defendant
then said "Ton ran do wittout the inner this week:
let it stay till the 4th of next mouth." He answerol "I
dare say I can." Defendant sabl "II yti. Iw:int the
money within that time 11l pay it if you ramie 44 {44."
James Strange said he would send for the bullocks, anti
with the help of his (plaintitTs) herdsman they were
taken to Sturmiuster. The next dee the 0 sheep were
rent On that day month lie saw depiolant at Sturtnin-
stcr market. 1114 14•Il James' awl Ullii.4lll Strange were
with defendant. He eittluniant) sibl " If you'll go in
with rue 11l pay you for Oval, basts." They went into
the Crown. Defendant asked a has they Callic t,ll told
lano Clff4 and kg said the elliotim must so, made out for
1.12 S lb., and the balf-soveretzu was to it., to n:zarego's
men "f.e hick." Received a eheque (nun either defendant
or lik war. (ltend.' In. It was dated April Ist, for
titts Ms. hi Mr. A. Andrews or order, drawn by W.
Strange, endoe.el A. Andrews.) Paid it into the bank.
and on April :lel reseired it hark: it woo not raid. Saw
defendant. and he wished lana to bold it, saying It WLIIIII
lie all right. Defendant's em traught a tots 40111 dAI
I. ink for him to let them hold it for • aselt. He inai.i he
se,inla wit ainle•ni defendant untlert,ok t•I pa, it. (A letter
woe put in, dated Redbridge. April ith, awl front William
Str,,age to (apparently) Joseph. It stated—“ I gave me:
Anorewr a ehemie for his things. but I've been tlisap-
tiortited in 4akit4 in mone), an.l am ler the necessity
of letting Andra-to:1 .heiyue hark. Will woo no to him
and tell litmus to hot it aid cast Monday.") He showed
defendant the wore, and itt...m, t.. sign the note to the
bank unless defendant undotood:4o bag Wm. Defendant
said " Whatever I buy I rav f.x ; 111 1,44• ),,... In the
nw,) spoke to defendant, taylust tht dists
fall of the ytar 1,7 I, took a C 111.41114 from defend:rat a...eod
"W. Strange."
IWI. 3 stranger to him. Defendant wid ' Never you
torrid ; a lA/ever I buy 111 pay for." Never sold cattle to
' William
rroo,essiiinssa: ljad never odd beasts and sheep to
William straiue. Hai 444 three chopres from him : not
payment for animals ~As .1v him. [MI not ku ay th,,
lie.e.t • for alibi& lie had 4114 • 1.1:41244 to ..re'takett :11W3V for
William Strange. Did not sell him Alit width :tr.l Sept,
isn. Sold cattle to that anemia to .14.4,14 k. .1.4 took
Williatit'ra eln.ane for them. Shown the C 114411111 414 i,
**One.. Kahl he ili,l not lielieve the moloniement on the
back 44141 hit writing; lie might have make,' them ita the
bank to write his 733111 C. For the till sold prior to Marsh,
1.171. defendant hail leen ill anal confined to the house.
iiii.4th March he never care William the price of the
st• ek. witii„,„ ,11,1 not pick them out. Dined afterwards
with defesolant. william Stninge did not then Aar what
he had offered him for tlae bea...t.,, awl a414e4 if he
(ebintiiiii would let I , i ~, have them. Defendant asked
what there was between his 4,11 James and himself. lie
toid Joseph he should have the sheep at 4,44. eaeh, and the
4 at AS and that he would give Cl out. William
beam
teal nott in,g to say about. the transaction. on 17thor
lath March James toll Inni he had had a letter front
William Stange. (i'reduced. It was to the effect that

Mr. Kin4loa N. 0.1 lie eqUlit not Ito that.
The Judge a,keil Mr. Cole if he hail any other votes he
could zetil. While II wont,' prevent the nosing iif the .inefai.al
out hy Mr. Kingdom laieause when he (Mr. implant went
to the court ahoy° lei would say, notwithst.-thiling that the
chairman illl not adjudicate at all Upon those matters the
mew fact of reeeiving the votes %ant conclusive. But,
hi, loril,hip added, that at premnt lie did not think that
was the law.
Mr. Cole imid he could not alter the position urther.
The .1 edge then Ina& anon: to the etfecttlett evidenne
',Mg Whitens' to show that the Chairman was swan, Of
there tieing any objeetion to the votes in question at the
title; he admitted them he (the chairman) came to no
judicial decision Upon thettl, Nit he would give leave to
move whether the I %airman's decision was final aa to the
reeeption votes. The court above to have full power
to take any course they liked to facilitate an appeaL The
judgment was therefore a verdict for defendant, with leave
to move.
result that Mr. Collins retains his seat, but the
" vigilance- party have leave to raise the points of law
r,,,ervisl in the new appeAl court whicheotues into existence
next NOV.:11110er.
Thia Collelnle.lthe assizes.

▪ toaster Legs. you will hew further of at. Raw no
um, there. Could not at the moment tell which Legg it
was, as be did nnt know their names. awl could not
eilate them. The girl "as Ins great perspiration and
0, t t6)— lII' what Legg had alone. Hear the
1111. tl
Turk°, Mud they law at man who they thmight stet, the
anal he was taken in charge. There was a whivering
light.but not auela. him
.the i•dicen lanh't hamar.
the conAtallte .tnert • 111.0..10U. y eav, . ,u,tr wrong
1 . lie saw priaaner on Thursday ninrnang at Itaalipole
awl in consequenor s 4 the information given. prisoner
•—aras taken up. Went bit* 14.1 f I the beer next
veonaing.
4.,`rteasaxantined •. Was a thoeteatair awl hal worked for
the ',eggs but could not tell whielarzisebrdi4ia•li hy their
Could not tell Let or w prisoner
had a hat on in the allotment
Ch6"l3n 6""e*. •
field ; lie habit one v.O he
_
caught bold prieoser th
George Walker. who 'lelaatir.the Wellington sie. at
t
e'suclestown, said pritoner left hi-'h.'s.° about agaovi•ntigatto
ug.tiil. and v. 114 lie wan
slnvetitey.o.nuttih4e ml 3W hito a.,ret.he
wad of the detached enttaKe. tax ar.lifproni 31:asi Monte Video
beWtwieneinuathen;ietltlieng. gto"waan:\ rntoas the allotment ground,
MW Thomas Legg going up the road towed& Chickerel
about a quarter past nine. Ile had on • " &ditty " hat.
Had nn doubt it wait Th as.
Charles sta. cd chselerown.n this evening was ;Pena
tarn Chickerel towards Wey ~,,, th, and met Thomas
late between Monte V idea and Charlestown, about a a 'tarter
or twenty minutes pad raise.
Jan. I'mrn• of the Real Lien Inn. Chickerel.
Thoitias 1.:41C1:44V,1 at her house. Oa that night CinlY
Thomas mine in after ten, anal her house was clossl. Ile
.au,,eovef thokten lull. the rhiekerel side of her Mew.
.tsk,sl 1 where he hail been, and lie all he luvl been up
in the l'ark -.Janet to, mile* oil.
Cr,.. trial ~ I ~ 1 Ile had on a hot :up( a blue " 1111 l
the saute olteti lie trent out. ileal Menet' prisoner ever
since ho was burn. and never bawd anything
kitu.
P.c. Chafey said Cuppy made a A' 1111 l plaint about half-
plat ten on that eve g, and be took George Lege. There
We. • tonal paratlin light r.l n,ttho wind wuulit
whiver it a little. The Leggn are alike in stature. anal
there it Nome likeness in feature. At his house George
spoke to the w 1111 l au, and she raid "If it it not Toth
dt Is your brother." Mow said they hal testi° • mistake.
was taken What., the magistrates anal discharged,
Clagollia• 'ow apprehended at eleven delork im Weal-
Weak, night at hit 'edgings. than Red Lion, when he Nadal
•• right." Prisoner hail n scratch on hie face, awl on
his tight head. On the mutts Dorchester he aakt "'What

tun roast.sxe, Lor.u. nosy, ctafs
Region v. Cetuas wa. a rase sent down Irmo the Court
of queen's Benet., whirl, excite! much iztcrest amon: the
inhabitants • .f Portland.
Mr. . and Mr. Collins were forthe plaints'',
Mr. Cole, I; C., and Mr. Pindar for the defendant. The case
aro., out Id a cont,te.l election t.. the Portland !semi '
„ hen aatomg,t the candidates Mr. Iteniamin
•blaeksmith, of Epton. was teturne 1 : but the
~upporicrs cf Mr. Andrew's, of Fortune'. Well. alleged
that the return ineorreet, and that Mr. Andrews and
not Mr. Collins had the tex!oriti. and otight to have been
returned. The Cl"' has already ion; 1,4,, the I .„nea in
Lmidon, when the - Vigilynce or "New &•1t0..1 " PartV,
ac the supporter, of Mr. Andrew, were termed by their
.4.l,stet.s, tud thettPolves respectively. claimed to have
on a VLAvIV. ultisough Mr. I 'ollins ha. since then sat al.
good number of the politicians of
Portland were teeseut, rue listened with apparent cants,
the rather dry leant hroxttdings, which were of
such a nature that the turf at th.... 1.4 4.1 the first day,
suggested, the wish being father to the thengt.t, tijat it
would he pniper to try the ease without a Jury (9 a happy
thought which had the desired effort of liberating them.
both parties consenting ts tasty.. the decision to his lord.
chip, awl take a apt.cial verdict just as if it had been
ven by the jury.
Mi. C.dlins opened the pleadings. It was an informa-
boa ailsmt..., :hid the island f Porthuol it duly fonued
tap, a distrp•t 1111.ile Health Act and has a
Itord. and that ..ne lieHteof (...11ins without :my right
has tourosl the oillee of a liielyt.o
Ulla the information 1.1,VA that he Is. p, :show hy
what authority he exercise that odic,. T.. this the demi:-
dant plea.lo.l that on the Itlrd A Mat, 1.7 k in election of
.ix members of the leical Board tool, place. that tt". were
„.„1 that Collins and live others
the 'greatest ttttttt her of valid votes. The relator
replied Mi./ I;‘,l:;.tttliill Collins and live °theno had not the
greatest number ot auesi 44,1 vilid vow, as allegol, where-
up.el i•Mle was joillvt
Mr. Cole. t.'., said this Was an unmosalse.xi.,n : he did
not remember trying a case of this sort before, attheugit
he hail been on the circuit many years. It we, e„ihst a
rpm lenrrn 'lf, that is to say. Woe...slingm calling on the
defend ult, for whom he antwarol, to chow by what
authority he exercised the office f a metilher of the Local
Board of Health at Portland. Ilefendant was, ea he said,
one ..f the members as duly and Properly electol, but the
isosoit, who put this action in motion say that at the
election he did not receive a majority of good voto..
Portland Ma a rather peculiar place. It was • parish in

Iv wat ay...
Mr. King.lon : 3lnlearned friend'. (Mr.
Loath
nle'o) attoniey.
It Wxa answere.l that Mr. Itweard wont', 3.1 a rerfeily
impartial between the two parti -. or any o:Inr, ia !P.M-
io%; ILS ‘oting paper:-. awl 1401111114011111:::to t:v.,rl facility thot
might to te,Ulted,
Mr. Kingtion sold that he want:t a.,.g00 I , ..1,., .v°6^,^
t
ropers for an hour or two, awl Mr, 1%.1., replieo that oe
should haee it at whatever hour ii, might lit :
tut lie did
not think the voting popero olanahl go out of the cuotosly
of the ottwer of the los.al Mewl.
lii:',l%.,.l4nPC•elearre.l. awl it ,ea,orrange.l Mr. Kin :don
s,houdl have an opportunity of eliaisi !! ill ,; the v.aing totr,rti
that evening.
An najournment was then arrange.l, owl th'T'' s''''' .04"
~.nv.,tottion oo to the time of reouning tite ewa: on
Woditeoloy. Ten woo mentioned. then holf.poot. on'l.tlll
jury helm; app. ok on .I to eo m woe
f theod 11. Alio it
was well-nigh fixed upon, when one of the junwo. 117 a
happy ip:piratian ..apre,,i hh, apinha, that a iurY wa.
not wanted at all. Una as received with general
laughter, hut the judge tliought tin iv wao owl...thing in
it, stud hoth sided elnreon...l themselve ready t. take the
indite's decision 1,,,t1i as p.11;;‘, and Pip. if it coal he done.
...Li I itt a.,.1a.,.1:41
i".614'11fi"...i.10itt,....1f sabotivol that he could so
sane the case, .i ‘.l it iieee,sary a special c.... 5 v...u1 be .1
toted for sr.: 1111 l ent in the court above.
s
Mr. liingdon rettiorktol that. the metalwro of the Locol
lloard only held olliett three years. and if they toll a
special yer.liet in that Way tin: pr.Cl.,,link., Wight' be Pr"'
longed till that term tool expired.
The fon of oink a result of the pro.looling• tot"'"I
jp nerol laughter. .
lloymer the !corned 6.1111,:el azree.l that Itia lord -hip
"6'04 Iv. /*U. tont it:re; owl it no. arrongol the cave
Aionla Is: re_oisisot at 10.30 ..II Mt:du...4:0%
The jury jlftilly left the boa, marlyeael: l i 11l in,: "Thank
you, my L.r.L

soirli; Mi-t i411.4..e.- n-Zie whether as • fanner. a first the kin Ito of heaviim- In that fro lit lick
master of hounds or in the tort', we., everywhere regarded pr 1111 l Med then, to become members of a friendly ...ler.
with interest anifesteein. His motion was hi the cliect They hail thus wade pr 'vision for the Issly, awl I.l,laose
that the supply of horses at. wofully deereaxing. and well, it let them take care that they also pros idel for
Gor,-missent ought to pay color attention td it. The hon. the need of their souls. At the close of the servnix 00
member hrought forward some interesting facts, but he organist played as a voluntary "Judge me, 0 Dont" ,
(Mr. Butner) did not think meeh of hi,s ',visuals. They The proce,sion was then re-formed, mid marched throe:.
were three in number. IPA, that a hem y tax slninhl lie the streets, lint lust as they started a heavy sh iwer P
imposed on all travelling stallions unless they were however, nothing daunteil,they paraded the towixtlie I-
certified. Hut he (the lion. member) urged that he infirm playing spiritedly and well.
stallions chiefly •-anw (noit race horses, and inherited The streets were planted with avenues of ti:
their diseases. Sec Ily. Mr. %main xisegeeteil that the mad (non the New Intl to Mr. Derriman*s the
I :overnment shouhl estekikh breeding II leiZt.l., in different a line of evergreens and a Union Jack. I liopa.ite '
parts .if the country. f whieh they could get sires at a Inn wax an ands with flags at each end and gene
nominal (sot. Tillu proposal it hail heel% tried to carry dent beneath. At Mr. C. Pople's there woe a '
out privately. but of late nothing hail beim hurl of it, alld Hag awl a hoe if evergreen, across the street with
lie believed it had fallen thriogh because contributors to and coloured streamers. At the !led Lion a flag I.
the fund did not know where their money might I. applied. Mr. Clark's establishments is line of strutuers
A gentlensan of Dorset might aubscribe, and the ~ire iiiii
Nag's Head another flag. tlipposite Mr. liellyar's
monev purchased go into Northumberland. Ile thought was a line of miniature bannerets of various colours.
the scheme would not succeed. but it would he better for were other flags m fro a number of private housu,
them all to do what they could in their own counties. and front of the Alley wax a mast decorated with g
not look to any central power or committee. If the and from which floated is large flag. Upon the
gentry mil agriculturists of lkirset were to meet and '
the church were two U • Jacks, one having
initiate such a scheme, he believed the ina.sters of I 1111 l nils
might place four Or live stallions in different
.:ret tli,:ie.et.'robvis Inn a flag ; at the AntYl"l. I ii"" "
and the other a blue field. At the Elephant an
awl gentlemen interested in horses would subscribe, so
se county, which should be at their service for there wax an arch across the street with a flag and 1
Itia"r7it'ti„,t'llief:ti.-e or without any fee at all. Ile believed aOIIIC- niers acrows the road, and a Union Jack at the eis
itili'iiant.4 i;.ifunti.'ri'lltueryt sil:rgllith 'ruin rtaf ulkrtle'ileralt"ifnliti. airsti irlia.it:2.llll! M. 0.. waere in a Mariam, all exeellent il I. s
ell:•••1011 ill the Ileum, if' '. .ins Mr. I:eranlSturt took a videil by Mr. T. Fox, awl a •ri ins ixoespaiir
prominent part, erg . g for the racing party. but lie id the reieuit. rapt. J. Mount Batten presided. 0
(Mr. Itryiner)lelieve-I he was entirely ~ After the pm, wiladation, they retuned to Mr.
wrong - liails:litYr) iin the right by Dr. 111cEnery. and on the left hi
—awl he would much sooner wove with Mr. t'llaldill :hall
.1. F. m ...e„d end Mr. Hellyar.
Mr. Sturt on horse brimiling. Following that discussion Amenoi'the ~,,p,thy wer,... mi.. E. 'emu (Vl't
Dr. Kenealy and the Irish division. and no great topic was
they had several weeks of peace, save for the vagaries of Mr j. Ely (Durcheater), Mr. Ilellyar, Mr. W. i
debated till they mune to the Agricultural Holdings Bin. ( tary
k Mr. Parry. Mr. F. Spines (Nether C
Ile ilid not pretend to talk very learnedly about it, and 4
.. (Ire 'larding (Waterson), Mr. J. Webber (7, ,
cow,' lot .0 he felt qUite uo strong an interest in this I bill
probably the 17 pact, of amendments prolinsed would mi.. It. G., Long (Stalbridgek Mr. White Vital"
greatly alter its character ; hut, although lie was a staunch :, Mr. Crawl (Broadmaynek Mr. T. Co-keramlErr:
supporter of the 4 noyernment, and hail voted with them on Mr It Duke (Woodsforilk Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
every isielsure since he had represented this lsinsugh, he nii,l,ffetrentliiiiel, Mr. A. S.-unarm, (I io_r_cibbel'.
(TrUs• teessi. Mr. .1. Northover (treasurer). Mr. 4
fla io others. He did not say that u a landlord :in fact Mr. C. Hodges (Dorchester.) Mr. White (I:ranAP).'
he rather took the tenants view of the case against the K J. Clarke, Mr- Willin"tt (Canning.' ''HI
Landlonl : but, his did not think any of them would say the
, Norman. Messrs. lima, (2), Sturminster Ner'hak
Queen in
tenant farmers of England were unable to take care of The CHAIRMAN proposed "The Qw.--
their own affair& They were nearly all nun of busiusiii, terms, med the west was cordially meeri ed.
SPiller Worts:sham). Mr. J. F. Holland, M . e.

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