The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-16 00:00:00

Norsetillisc.

INT ADNININTLATIVI BATTALION °OUST Hietm
Vocovraeas.—Qoptima Sir M. H. Negroes, &erro, leo
bureetolitre R. V.° to be Hi/ or. lat.—The promo.
JO 01 Capi.liStrM. H. Mimeos. Hers_ to
bees Loudon
I 6
W 8c Us BHHei Aallinll—oo El MYWataisAgi. •
I emus, Hz ham Maier awl Her Rebore
- Ora
the momerbeke is Werbmoley i.Xt. Tbo follotetai
onsouere are fa trial :—Wilitun Balt% tubbing at
Craliburna • (horse Lovelies, ••••lin• • P••.... 4 lOUs, Ai
Gaair.Apite, ems Ai Wiatioolierser
a/ Eletaws • Albert seine s*Derebeelme
Hub., leMlmg a et limeltereeril LGreoree
meemeisemat M Sherbses• I Wa I 3
lks •••••PP=
Ad omod Rgmood. moss • eablemee el Wiaberae
WHIM& Hwy- feel ps wilt* el she %mid d

I'd..la priaaa), att. vuertit4 Su atah• P•x.. 1121
day manilla' both toe 16ewe and Nisi Pllll Courts
will be open for the trsesastioo of berdwess.
COMMITTED To THR rolla TT PpvoM.
ma, Edward Habra d aad WIIUOI. Sercetaill.l,..te i•ig
Waistcoat at Wiotbrwaa Hard s abot. : George Wilson,
vagrancy at prton, S calendar II Mal ; William Gillingham
and Robert lima. ...auk it Lllllngton, 2 calendar mottha
Omega Weidman. airman Cranborne, 2 calendar month.
MAAS Elkus, airbag bacon at Blandford. 1 calondar month
gdnaga 21amona, gaming at Preston, 1 calaular mouth
WUII Haa and WWiani Bailey, vagrancy at Blandlord, 1
day. ; Grow Dumpy, anault at liberborne, 14 days ; Samuel
Men Meld. Orlin' • clav knit. at Eontmell Emma, 10 day. ;
Lancelot Edward Duman, aarult at Weyranuth. 7
wSlhha.l arrow sod Marla Barba: la, VILIVSUOy at Weymouth.
daya —imprisonment : Jams &al and Edwin Beal, Letting
rank., at East Stoner, 14 days.

)'t? AOMLIIITI*TWI BATTALION MAAR Vol,Clll-
- —The followingblbattalion order bee boon segued :
loggruelicas received Lieutenant-Colonel Mantel from
the Impector-General of Auxiliary Force', have rendered
11•COMERly lb. following modlflcadone tn the anangentente for
the attendance of the battalion M the Autumn blanworree.
14. Volunteer may attend for either b or II day..
tod. Volunteen who can be prevent for only daysi mud
attend during the loot I day.; no volunteer can be permitted
to Joio mceet 0O UN Arm day of the Yanceuvrea
Lida will therefore be forwarded to the Adjutant without
dday, sword* to Urg form laid down in bettalion order. of
lb. MI! Jog, as follows :

(a) List ef oaken, nonnonunimoned oaken, bugler., and
privatas who perhaps attending for the Bret 8 days.
(8) LIM of dicer., non-omen:kir/atoned anew% bollrft• "
priimm who pureeeo attending for the 1113010 period of 1.5
days.
Lieut.-Colonel Mantel denim to Intoner upon commanding
Mbeere the nementy of ming their beat endeavour. to Induce
their men to attend, In order to canpe their nunatier of
battalion drib. On the Arturo of the battalion lam year a
very general desire tem to remain until the end of
the opemtion• ; too of doing so will begivonthlt
year, aad Lieutelaan fully home that the vest
majority will take advantage of It
By order,
C. C. Banitarr, Captain and Adjutant.
Whnhorne, July U. 1872.

DOHA HESTER.
DORORRITIS Aaawei.roaat Suoierr.—Tbs annual
ineetiag aad ileum Ii fixed to take plan at the
Antelope hotel. as Saturday, the 27th lest.
Tag Lag°OlielL—We hear that 33 labourers at
Pont.., If &Mon, and Piddletrrathide have to-day
streak reek, se their employers refaced to give them
blither wages, coo that all of them are to be sum.
mooed before the magistrate..
TIM ROVOATIos Qotartor. —Considerable di o titles
have irises to toe way of providing foada aufh coot to
mod the olomostery edseational want. of the borough
volenterfly, sad we saderstand that there it every
probability that a &boot Board will be formed.
Rigs Pane Or Lagilas—Oa Satirday lad Kr. Bailor
asbmittell to sompetitkie s portion of Mr. Yasheld's
earplug Meek Isabs, amen' ableli 150 from
Borate farm mid as followe-60 at 48.., 30 at dir11:1117
sad 00 at 488. Id. TMeo iambi had Irma theca, Mr.
lisoleid keefog reads over 1., pee bead of the wool.
Doiatastia Weadesonia.—Tbe ipeolopeo of gr.
James Y. Bawl, apboldower aail 'Wool maker,
Cionelll, Dotokestor. had their missal exsandoe on
Tbonday, vim they took s trip to the lele of Wield ;
sad es the follow* day, the workpeople of Yews,
glagisirTe7tot end Soot, egrieoltaral eisabinista, of
, had their " oohing" at OutsCleetlie
Ihthß RteatIOXIL —Sermons wore preached at SL
Peter's Agree oe &wisp, Itst, to the mormag by the
it.,. N. Fester, motor of Vestry. county Core, sad to
the eves* by the Rector, Cm Rev. S. W. Peers, on
behalf of the Irish Society for promoting the Scripture'
edaeation of the Irish Roman Oetholies by metes of
ire,. lowed& The imitations amounted to
• 15•4 .

OUTfI danicolmaal. SOclar,—The turnip
tlistake wee bold on Dram Farm ..or Piddletown,
edaseday MM. The ledges won dr. &ottani
gnrWatereas, and Mr. Oharles Kook De•lieb,
inkier sight may isompeted, two of whom were
sot having gashed their work to the
gives time, arra' boon bola allowed. TOLL plant.
were Ise sad the Irvend free from wade. Toe first
priss was awszd.d to Waness Mills, is the employ
of Mr. Hell, of Dime • 2d. Robert Taylir. in the
employ of Mr. Joke Mayo, Pox ; led, Jeremiah
Lea Is the employ of Mr. Isom Spam Perteekern.
COLONIST TO ASIMILIA. —O. Sunday morning a lad
named Obarehill, who be better Immo. than be ought
Sob. Se the polies, threw a Mr of Dm abmil two feet
leag and ef eenalderable weight, at • groyhoned, named
Seabed", belonging to Mr. J. B. Taylor, Plume of
Feeding Ism flush forte wee used, that the tree
entered the mimes gide four or fire lashes in a dent-
in dlrossies. It woo done Is Trinity-street, sad the
poor thing na home, with the abaft fixed In her.
Imerleg Me hoes% the It.. caught Is SOO otodtiNo•
sod Mai palled mt. Tim dog fell from loss of blood,
and wee earned le the Mehl* where eke hoe gime laid
Is • prostrate 'mattes. No doubt the lad will be
emusomed beton the emo&tratee.
Taintosaaroam.—Jul hew. it, o'clock on Saturday
ealeala amen timaderstorm broke over Dorchester.
TM Miss wee exceedingly vivid, the thunder roared
AT, esd ~is fell in torrents. During the
More, • man named James Sibley wee al work the
Phenix brewery, • mow being bear his aeiag a
" drawiag bails—a large Made with a beadle it rash
god—when he felt a midden blow on tbe left it... and
said to the maw " You'd better put Ude knife away ;
sonte'arts hit I on the arm I. Gnat lido followed
end 'yenta, md the I,mb le now mush disooloand
sad so header that he mu mermly use is .t all. No
doubt the 'Mark Mud Wad attraoisti by to. Meld
bitch', sad prod from 510th.reon's 0r...

Baiettru'Acgrititerr. —On Friday ereaing, a man
named lkaa Laws was oeseapead amiss wood with a
lane sod mane cdrealar saw. drives by water power,
at Mr. D. Bieepleard's Friary mill, sad, in throwing
adds lb. saws Seals, jerked his right head so near
to the revolving saw that Mr. filtephard silted not to
him to ".1.4 what his about ;'' bat. &reedy altar the
cantles. Liteas's band was Grub* by Worm, by whish
the frost types and Meanie of tbe right hand were
takes alf., and tow ho s the saw into the fees of Kr.
Ellseptuird. Lew lat a great deal of Maid. He was
takes to the Dorset Coacty Ito.pil4, where the
(lagers were imapalsited to the imp* and the patient
I. deltas very well. On &today the fingers were
shows Is the town oa eabbege leaf
Tag Otlanaa' Stamm —Tbe labahltaata of Dor-
chester, boil ladirideally sad erollestirely, us feeling
the sleds of the Golden strikes la the impulsed prise
Ibay
will brigfaeg theostirdeotisai,...The Goa Ooni
this ;prittzfe Ll=
Board el Health, who ie.ave for a bag hoe hed their
wale (Badeteek) froze Xi. Fudge .1 15.. 64. per toe,
hare sew to pay £1 1.. 111., sad may bare to pay MOTO
o weft Sosos • meet* of the Legal Board wee
called fee Tnaeday eveakeit to uosider what «Gild be
BPlbet there only attended the Mayor (R.. Damen,
Algormut Dame, Conuillon F. Bennett tad
W, led, so no ilia/11101S maid be Goodspeed, and Mr.
Fades le lie do the best be can for the town till the
Genera meet.
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_
Hire Ilecirri.—A meeting in °encore° with the
British sad Forego Bible raise re held at the To wit-
hal, as Tuesday rasing. The Rev. R. W. Pears,
Bore of Dorchester Bt. Plikien, presided, and there
wore are set tie platform the Bey. W. O. Templer,
Barr of Barre dstoek the Rev. M. F. Eras,
Cerro el Ferdingto• St. Grrra, the Rev. T. Nears,
Irepereet Waists: of Derriere, cad the Rev. R.
roes, lerporest Walser of Yeovil. There waa
fah atteeress. The meetlag was opened with prayer
by the Bre. T. Heave The Chairman sold amid all
the errs sad rheas whir divide the profiteer
rush It was • great Merino to ens have Book to rely
ear the metre of all With, sad one serep in which he
was sere to leer men who sympathised ia the simple
dere is promote God's glory in the salvation of souls
bt whatever rime they were chstingsished. The Rey.
R. Jaw ties addressed the meeting. There we no
scree that raid bow the two teats of the obj sot in
sir earl the neer obtained better than the Bible
Sorry. While reseguislog the Tar impetuses of oir-
riser the Bade, he pointed out that it is essential to
he beer I. mind rat the slime, of the Word depends
is the preemies el the Holy Ghost to apply it to the
hear Baying knowledge of the Billy he reared
depends snore as the star of the bear than the analys-
er at re intellect, as earreries rarer proved.
The sesessity for Vie arty inserted rather than
diminished: Bilmatios Is berg extended, sod tI.
society ambled esiegals to hare them tor the children
while without It they would not be to largely obtained.
Amkl fais ores of desiring sow prevailing it was of the
fast importers to have the Bible as a randard
for With. Bs salaried oe the barber and
peer Meat low from knowledge of God's truth, sad
fully arks of the blesesdasse of faithfulness to the
woke of Christ Tbe ley. W. C. Templer remarked
that the Bris Society was In exlsteese; for marrows
It had reseived radial support from the mares
Claimer desomisetione, and wee, be believed, seer(
It. reels riper late the soil of the British heart—the
Criers teasunnity of Great Britain. It was an rola
in the rear rat this moiety was increasingly dear to
Obriseire Having remarked on the merles of the
society !rem the loving heart of Christians of every
name, be asked what is the character of those chunthes
—what tbe suspicions eironteetmiess connected with
them—who do not feel s deep and lively interest in its
suers. The backbone of the society were the Bra.
gellse Crieres of the oonntry, sad he aerially
earned the remarks sad the spelt el the rearing
sparse. Be west is to point oil that It was not to
be implied that the friers of this gore were e-
difier{ to the dietrative tribe of the Bible, or to
primer& bet that they did by mesas of the moiety
what they opted mot in any other way. B.ltualisse,
ratiosallem, prier roisters, good works were all in
vale; they must penonally obtain an interest in the
' righteous's' of Christ by faith. G'hange was shame.
err if this age, and what a moray It was for
Mester .to be able individually to say ' I know In
Oon I have bolieved—my feet are on the Rook of
Ages." The Rev. It W. Frit than spoke, showing
that there woe Mill great need for the operations of re
.o.l.Sy,eadbe illerrated It by • teller aneedor Be
weld not ask rens to support the melee oa assort
of thak being professing Miriam', for sowe.-days
there warms man so bad bet would be offered if he
wore eat me eared, but be would aay—lf you believe
there is • herr to whir through God's grade cad the
=of His Word you em going, sad that there is a
wire yes must have goes bat for Überlot, sad
to TWA ewe of year seighboare moot be ring if that
Hoek is tree, lilt resit& yos or takers stop further
towards that breweries "Incorruptible, meddled,
sad whisk fader not away,* without doing what yes
ems to provost • Birk hymen heir from failing to
sons to Christ for omit of the knowledge of ills
tart The maestr as i w creed with the doxology.
allestioe amosated to Ls. 51d.
Bosoupo Purr Sioaiosu likeedoy. —Solon J. F.
Hodges Esq.. R. Dark, cod J. Blshof,
noway IlleVirt was Merged with amiable( Waiter Couboa
Complaitaat I. abler et the White Hart. lAA Tlioraday
morale( be had bets washing a dog cart at the opening to
, the river, weeks the Baptist chapel, and tibia bucket, of
dire waterlietween the arr. rove, who had been rod-
' big co esker ore sp. and, without sperlog, took up
Use boast re threw It. matelots over the trap. Ile took
hold of the books to ire It from defter% and, In the
err chest a pint if water that is In It. real over defend.
arst's hot. Deksrat eoto F. —4 thin do ; you'll her
ao tots the water r Brow mid this„ Meendest took
be et Ws to pot We In the_ „river when be. (complainaist)
hid bell dike ',big t 0.,. himself, oak* N. nand ; and.
basun he 'would notleave go, defendant gave him a ate, on
tot Paeathiden he'd hews so ipayPutlord*nrlas" the bookot, and c=dari.'ntt
n What the --- did you wow the remelader of the
maks ever me tar r arid streak his is the other aide of the
kw. Miklos ids ars and month Weed. Be oanibkallied So
P.0.4= htlitoliket Wait at what bad era plus,
r 4 leles laving threw woe Door
-.rpooe woo so Qat& who oesinewel =7
Ihi up P• elavesellett pest Wpm Om WI

Notussr t. t`oo do{ car, 1,1 e asked ho,,'
was he OVa. Billy Anf '•!O f •...latot wa• !.1.. •
William Porter. Ile •• that sneaked hailaa.
gallon or ale from a man:
Crowposanained : Storey, when on the bridge, did not ask if
he ah•nahl help tOomoill tho lisp; or did he anascr "All ri,pit,
Dui.," fur the dog.tart was cleaned
William Porter, called ta o,rrobsrste complainant, maid
defendant did not throw any seater 11tar tin, carriage—he rII
going to dr, it. when °nod.s prevented hint, and, In the scorn.,
the water in the bucket " Med" over defendant's lace. Na
c .nvereetion took place bets een Stover and Cousins before
defendant went to the trap.
Supt. Coward mid defendant's Lather hid greet trouble with
him, and last prx he was is trouble through drinking.
Defendant mid he was a labourer, hut bad nut regular ent-
itles ascot
ll.xigwe remarked that defendant interfered with Coo .in
when shout hi. work, whit could not be allowed, said 114 was
committed for 14 day: bard labour.

DORCHESTER 00UNTY 001111 r, TErlagretY.
Then, was only • few eases left for hearing by the
ivies: (T. hi. P. Lithe,. Nil
near, v. Spir.r.—Thie use • olefin of 13n. 41. for
extra work. Piaiatiff appeared in person; ilsofead
was reprevented by Mr. Kollar. Plaintiff ha, be.o
for about soo yeare "reader" at the Chronicle 011iilv,
and defendant I. the proprietor.
Plaiutiff stated :that the claim arose during the wok
of the exhibition or the Bath and West of England
society. There was • great crush of work, no mach so
that Mr. Spicer said " during 40 years be had Dever
woo atlthing like it.' He wham engaged as
" realer, the terms being arranged with Mr. A wphlett,
the former editor. Tuesdays and Wedoesday• were
him days, Mondays, and F.i.lays I.glot day., and ,atur-
days Ikons was very late to do. But for Sunday work
be never engaged—lt wag not mentioned. On Sunday
morning, as the exhibition opened next day, he was
dotes to tiourch with hi. Hullo boy when he wet • lad
who brought the menage from Mr. Lacey, the overseer
" Would I mime to the ollSos itneurdiattly and read
proof• ?" He returned an answer that he was jest
going to ahurob, but afterwards he would do the reedits
if required. After &arab the proof. occupied him till
put teatime, and whoa they were finished los had
others that took till balf-peat eight at night, His wife
read the oopy or the Grua park and a boy from the
Milos the latter. On Monday morning he began work
shortly after five in the morning, his usual time being
tau, and ho was at it till eleven at sight. On Tuesday
be pommelled before dire in the morning, nod was
occupied till midnight. Oa Wednesday morning fire
o'cleek on, the trim, he gee to the office, and he vs. at
cork till the j'aptla, west to prase. lie shroud state
that • daily paper was tanned the exhibition wsek. Oa
Touraday morning, some foie baying taken pme at
Foothill Abbey, Mr. Loony mai for him to read the
proof. If. returned word that be fell unwell, and
should be glad if they eoald =wigs without
Mr. Lamy sent the hey beak to say "they emit sot de
without him," and he went. Oa entering the oldie Mr.
Leoey saluted him with a hellebore Morns—be —and
him in tbe roughest way. Upon that he gave a
fortnight's souse. He area very reluctant to mats halo
ooart in the raatter, and wrote • letter to Mr. *friar oa
the subject, bat got no mower. Idr.Binte, the editor,
add he had been rather MeV—matters might have
been arranged, He (pleatiff) lid Dot think Mr. Sprees
wonli ham some Into mart for 13 41, and, nave
employed an attorney to reedit inch • paltry sum.
The Jade : Were yea engaged al so muoh per week 1
—Yee, 435.
Hi. Houses: What I want to know is—ware you to
do MI the reeding ocossarary, be it email or inset?
Plaintiff: My engagement was to do the reading.
All teat was useassary I—Pee.
His Hormuz: Than the question would be whether
under the terms of that soasract you were not bound
to take the rough with the smooth.
Kuehl? : I never ooutritated for Sandal labour. If
such • eentract involved all times, a permit in my
position would be entirely at the will of the master.
The Judge: I should have thought that if you had
done a great amount of extra work, under pnmsure of
• beamed*, year employer naturally would have elven
you something extra.
i Plaintiff; I worked 20 boors extra durisg the week.
His Honour: I should bate thought ha would have
give° you something extra,
Plaintiff; I repreeeuted to Mr. fipiesr the eoadast
of the overseer but he said" he interfered."
oregnagamilid by Kr. Weston: What do you claim
for tae Smiley work?
Plaintiff: Five shillings; 1 do not wish to be un-
reasonable!:

And what is the Bs. 41.1
For 20 extra boars during the wank, at 51. per hour
—what I teas ordinarily paid.
I Were doing that danday work Wei rothese your
own request, was It nott—Not et all.
Dida't Mr. Lacey say to you un slut Saturday that
ha ehould requite 1011 el be there on Mandel morning?
—lie saw me on Saturday, but never sold. word about
requiring ma then—net a word.
Did you make reply " Can I not have some of the
week on Sunday r—No snob words pared—nothang of
lb. sort.

Hlre is Yr. 'Lacey ; wa. it not at your own ropiest
you had this work to do on Sunday' —Not at iii, I
deny it it SOO. I Want 10 the adios at tire on Stutrday
evening, sod there wow nothing ready.
Did you meet lir. Lacey near the Antelope on Battu,
day evening, .1 did be not then mention he should
reqttire you early on Youcloy morning to read some of
these proof.?—No.
dud you did not thsn my you would sooner road
them on Sunday?—No ; nolcaoh oonvoroation sear
oetturred.

I-o—o—imeral way your laboan varied I—yes.
In foot tome days you hod to aroaly &opining to do'—
Go Toaredays very little. But duns{ the Register
printing, whir& oeoupind throe months, I WU fay
owmpied.
I believod Yr. Lowly woo not outland with year 'on
duot on the Thum:ley morning?—No, he bullied me.
Not liking Oink you gave mottos ?—I did.
Whoa was your fortnight up T—A fortnight whist
fisturdey. . _ .

yoa rend" your pay the Saturday of the sahib'.
tioo went sas 1111161, and sign the book?
Spicer suite the habit of paying me bionsU. Oe thet
day he name lab the °Moe and gave to Kr. Heyman,
his elerk, my salary, saying "I shall be back again
directly." On that be west from the aloe, and did not
return, and the clerk sald to a. "You nray as wail
take it (25a), that's all there is for yea. I said I
think I ought to have more—l shall certainly ask for
more; and I told Mr. Sian so.
Alter that yea bowed this suroutons?—Yes.
Westoa then read • leiter plaintiff had writtea
to Ky. expresalag regret at what hal hint/sued,
and saying 'I feel that Mr. Luny should offer MS some
sod a apology." Futoer be sail "1 do think lam
entitled to some eonsideration for serene daring the
EshiSition week, and I hope you will look intim matter
in my light."
The Julia said it teemed to him that plaintiff under.
took ti fulfil all tho loan of. particular °din ; and
was bound, by that contract, lode all that wag req aired;
but he should bare thought Mr. linker, dealing fairly
and liberally with him, would have made him • present.
Plaintiff wished to Gall one of the oil as boys to testify
to the answers h• sent to the overseer's ; bat
His Honour said it sae Emanating.
HIS Honour: Strictly speaking, in law I don't thank
you i.e recover, hessian the inns work was port al
your duty se ratan. I don't see how I can get over
that dculty : I ahooll have been 'led if I Gault
Oannot some amicable settlement be made? la Ur.
Spicer here?
The defeadani was not presoak but Kr. Weston said
he would mate known to Mr. Spioer whet plaintiff
wonted the boy to prove.
His Honour gave • verdict for infeiedsat, and rid
to Yr. Weston: Under the airearasnaine you won't
ask for soon ? _

Kr. Wesson: Oh, no.
The Jadge said to plaintiff he should be very glad le
bow that be bad eons to an amicable 'stratum's{ with
Mr. Spieer.
Plaintiff said be believed Kr. Spiesr bed been urged
to this out ol spite. When be spoke to Olin about it
he said he woe sorry anything had oosarred but be
never interfered with the. overseer. . .

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Ills Honour : It I had bees in Mr. Spleses pl toe, and
a permit in my employ had disebarged dates under
prewar, la that "my, doing a great deal of extra work,
I shoal(' certainly hare made him a present.
. .

So the case dropped.
waadataag V. Draper.—These were premeditate in
ligaldatdos. The Mum was for 24e. • galloslof bread..
It appeared Mut • quantity of spirite was ordered of
ktr„ Brown, of Priddleton, by Himmel' and several
others, smug than a person named Mitchell The
order waa to be delivered to defendant at Puidletren•
bi te, who is • smith. The order fru delivered; and
defendant admitted in a letter to Brown, (who had
assigned his eaten), that he had mmaranied the brandy;
but at the lams time Maimed 30r. "for storage," at.
Homier said that upured to be quite • new ider• &mg
raid defendant would have to pay. Defendant said he
had ordered the brandy to be taken away, bet it
remained at his place wen or eight months and had
been evened. The Judge said he had better pay with-
out farther Mosta., for all he would only have.. do as
honest est. It appeared, however, that Brown's estate
had been headed over to the truileeship of Mr. H.
Davis, of Southampton ; who was aatheriesd to um is
to Mr. Woodiness for 075, esonriag about sa. in the
E to the oredlton. He Honest said Mitchell bad
better see Draper; full • proper delivery bed been
proved by Brews. Defendant declined to Game to any
terms. Th. Judge said be aluserely hoped Mitchell
would see him, and he would see If he mull not Gos-
pel him to pay.
Marta £419.. for clothes. Defend-
tat first ornied the debt. It appeared his father
bad been previously saramoried, bet denied his liability.
He wee however, defeated end an amount we. paid end
the Mamma left was the sem in quetion. An order
wea made for sa. a month.
. . . .

A number of judgment
disposed of.

FRA UPTON.

were afterwards

Taz LABOURED? SrancL—Mr. It. B. Sheridan, of
Frampton Court, has addressed his labourers OD the
strike. He told theinof the illegality of their proceeding%
and arced them to keep their present agreeneets, but
make the best terms they oould in have. Labour, he
informed them, was governed by the msrket
labourers were numerous, pay was low; if wares,
wages wore raised. He intimsted he should make
some alterations nest payday, sad gave an elegant (I)
illustristion of the principle he should adopt. When
pigs are at • trough, he said, the strongest sok the
meet to set: so it will be with you —he who does most
will be paid most.

C &BNB ABBAS.

ni I LASOCII (4 USZTION. —0 a Monday morals( the
whole of the men (with one or two exesptthea) ow the
ferias of Yr. Fooks, Owrse, mad Kr. Symes, Nether
Corse, gore notion that talon so inerethe of wages wan
giros they should own volt althea end of the weak.

YUDDLETKENTHIDIL.

STOCK Sur- —Tho farm @book of tits late WI W.
Old was lola o Tseeday by W.r. G. Syntoeds. fiLt•
tooth OWSII mad, 634.; four-tooth. 62i. ; two.
tooth. 644. to 66i. ; obtivor bogs, 514. to 675.; °silver
lonho. ta ; per lambs, 39g. to 40s. Pair of
yearling Mahn mod* CO 10e.
OATTISTOCIL.
Ii Um Mons of Sedday morning s Iwo deerhound,
thiesli= to the Rey. I. H. Dana& us MUM

11 LI. • NCH! PLY AT temic HIP A WM.:WI:ATE

AT iiewsr.

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Then vs. mush esebeisist is the village of Upwey
on Wolneidty aorning wii n it I:lA.lne kii•i"ati that
Pe•alints risun•lers, ono of the malliatrat" a lb.
oomety, had axamitted salads, by nearly severing his
hood from his body. From what we on gather It
imams tint the unfort seats rintlecelin ors, found In
his Ott% shunt six e'olook in the moraine, with Ws
throat oat, and a r•nor lying on the right side of be
bah. Mrs. Rounders Immediately raised an aisrai,
and the oerwente came to her &moistens's. Mr. Grows.,
...Ottani to Dr Pridtism, sod Dr. Smith were called ;
hut Mr. Saunders was quite dead. It enema that Dr.
Sahli hid attenici hint for some Milo tiino pie% aa be
was sufforing from • oomplaint which prodnoed
dspiwitsion of 'gaits. An itquest wan held on Wed.
needsy aftvrnoon. by 11. Lock, Seq., deputy coroner.
jory wore chosen al fuileWi :—Me.ani. John
8•
-• 7Lre::Tv:D II Ando d,
T' Itioorimas New, Richard Queen, D'oatt•
mst !Istria minion Kingintill.
J s-ph Darden Booditeh,
Cortitopher, John Atkin., Orcrp.
Oho Verdict retorm.4l w " ititiporkry Insanity."
i
Dateased I a wan, two daughter*, and a son • and
no. of tho young Isdiee had only recently returned
home front
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From the evidence of Mn. Saunders it appeared that
übfoitunste gentleman went to bed on the evening
of cm 9so inst. about his usual tints-11 o'eloek. A
few weeks ago he consultei Dr. Smith reapeeting his
weeplewnesa at night, and composing drasibte Wer•
prescribed. one of which he had t dies that night. In
the of the bight Mg.. Seendere awoke, arid
found her husband walkiag about the room. He
subersquently retuned to bed. Between Ave sod six
o'clock he again rose. Mrs. Saunders asked him if be
war. going to get up, and he rvilied "I am." Ile west
to his dressing room. Mrs. Saunders then went to
sleep. but after a little time heard • strange noise, epee
which eke went to hie orossincroom, end found him
with throat lashed in • terrible way and quite
dead. Sherrill...l for essirienes, sad meet for a defter.
11, .was natural, of no rxrdtable disposition, bet
latterly had been mush depressed. Ha bad complained
of pains in the beak and silo.. and although • weal''y
on said sometimes be thought he should die poor.
Mies Ssunden also tettlfiel to the depreewon of
gpiriti from whioh her father suffered.
Mr. (droves. eludes', said from the nature of the
wound Mr. Bounders meat have died instantly. Ur.
Sailshlad arisioded Mr. Ssunders profegaionaly, and
thought be would reeover. Frost What be liakl heard
Mrs Saunders my of his rimptome sod Dr. Smith'.
opinion of the gage, he bad no doubt Mr. S unders
was suffering from sash • complaint el WOlllO prods,'
great depression of spirit', so 'Oat at limes hr wee net
responsible for his &otiose.
On this the jar, fused that he was temporarily
burns. He wee 00 years of age.