The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12 00:00:00

BIiLLCHES OR PROHLBI.

Al the itidleed—erdsia the (Wowing cease have bees
tried _ _

—"HILL Pleol7l.ol—Tba pl•latiff wss my pretty and
26 lion at ass. Sit, was the only daughter of Kr.
, John Hill, Ilviog at Oliftoo.bonse, Stoke Ferry, mu
Brenda', where be sad his wile kept • osbool for yousg
Wire end gentlesom. The dofimdeet was the as. of •
wealthy farmer sad land-owner near Het/abate Narks*,
sad was of &boat tit. ego .6th. p'aintiff. He ossaplot
• isms at Stow Itardoiph, and In Jaansry, IW2. be
wrote to the palatlS s list r omit/algae the (*Wein
pusses :—" Have spent • merry Christmas. hive had
the pleasure of beimls amoimay with diferent yousg
lodise; wish to Mote that est of ell Miss Hill Is the
oar of my oboist." After this they bream isegeged.
The defeadent re-dew/Med his hoses, sod drove the
plaintiff over to Moose garniture end to druids on the
patterns of paper for Vas va,lotto rooms. Ttto waddle'
was eltimetely list for November Mb, 11372, sad all
the preparMleas were med.; hut whale • dsy or two
of that date the damndest expressed himself as die.
p. 51.5.4 with the smell someher of his friends who
wore Invited to the wedding, ited the marriage was,
M his desire, postponed, sad of length broken of
altogether. After the ore had promeded s short
time. • ~.diet for the pitiedf wee takes by mum%
for J2OO.

itanehester anises is I'MAY. KW All..
Grintahaw sued Kr Samoa Joker's tot damages, for
breath of promise to marry. Yr. Ton, Is ors* the
ease, said the plaintiff, Alas Grimehaw, was • young
lady 22 you, of age, residing with tor persists at
Fadevout!), and the &deadest, Samuel Johnson, wag
a partner in the Inn of Heart Sohollidd Lod CO3
tattoo vision., Sammervsk, Oldham. The plead,
wee • young lady 'of considerable personal Miran
tiara," sod. for bet polities in We, was very soma-
plaited. Ha father was a builder sad ooatracitor, and
when the aegusiallooot began she cm only 18 you, of
age. At the time the meat was broken off the
&dissident alluded So the disparity is their op.; bet
when gentlemen abase to pay their atteadoes to young
ladies, and made ogees of marriage, they ought to eon.
rider that matter trot No other somplaint was made
by the defendant, who spoke kW, sod houourshil of
the pkintiff, saying thee them was so fault on her pert,
and that obis was merely too young for him. In
February, 1870, do defeedaat, who had previously oat
the plaintiff at the boeaes of friends in Oldham, began
to regard her with teaderer teenage, end the follow's(
atter was addirtemd by Use to the plaintiff e father :
" February 6, 1670.
"Door flir,—Tou wW perhaps be taken by ourprbe I.
receiving this not.; but I think It Is the bid come I amid
adopt. and at the mum time the mast boemunbie way of doing
husimei—(laeghter). I hare to sonless to you that I am In
to,. sliM Your daughter Lime. and also to sob from you •
Minor, luud that 1, 11.1 Is,, here bar company, sod If Item
tool! can lore ker on • irea ought to lore the girl bo males
hid wife, amid Me can love me the NOM, I do sob so. what
should mop our copsement. N.B.—(aughter.) I should
Iles to bare your teenage ea the iubject ; nod In sairwermg
the above you will greatly oblige your.,
" Josommi."
The defendant was very =gloss to bare • reply, and
sent hie beother seat day both. resideooe of the
plaintiff. The letter: had beim handed to Oa plaintiff's
mother, who Nadal* het se ebleatioe to the chifoodant,
but she thought the matter should pot be pushed cis
too suddenly, se her ikaghtee wee only 18 years of
age. The defeedaat eppeared ahe managed with this,
sad at coos horse te fregasiat the plaintiff', house. He
seeempaelled her to the bowies of her friends, admired
her landed powers, aed told her that. weald be a
U.. whim all the delights of her nieelleatioe would be
In elating to him ha that bower widish wee to be
greeted for their anneal hapoiness—(langiner) Se
triage went oa till 1872. In that year the platatifs
sister was married, old on that atimalea the defeodant
I will One of the wedding guests. He wsa so much
Isauok with the happiness of the cossadoe that he joy-
fully alluded to the prospect of hie own wedding, sod
whim the Garr** wea driving away to take the beide
and bridegroom ea their hoorymoos he rushed out of
the bones, and, la the fulness of his heart, asked the
oosiolunisa for his sad, remarking that be (defeadant)
would soon require hie earvisse—(langhter) Is April
of that year, howevdr, he eaddealy tooled in his affec-
tions. Ose night, when be had wreaked to take the
plaintiff to • °ocean, he did see mestiser. She this
beard smoothing about his plug to many • Was Smith,
and when queetiosed about the matter, be candidly
admitted that such was the feet. He told the plaintirs
mother that he Magid bier daughter would tad SOON
we she Hied bettor, and plaintiff replied that if h. was
going to treat her so, be should pay for it He, how-
ever, broke off his engagement with the plaintiff, Lad
In beoember last mania* Ml. Smith. As a rank of
the defendant's conduit, the plaintiff heoaree very
nervous and ill, for bow emit a young vocalist go to •
concert and sing about brokers vows when die herself
had been • victim 1-Igrest laughter). The 04111011's
mother was than called, when Yr. Hnigla interposed,
sod said that he thought this ma =Wit to arranged.
He bad nothing to soy against the plaintiff' and be
should have advised that wares long sgo if be had bean
aware of the letter written a Nur plalatifs falser —A
verdict was sooordiegly taken, by cionsent, for MO.

1.•001 of £b,ooo los toss mat to the °bora
Kin Weary Bocooty as s " thack-offoriag for sparing
mentos."

Hes George T. Perk', N.A., the president el
the Wesleyan Gessoes' for tin monist year, was
some years ago 'tattooed is Bath sad Bristol, aod for
us yams discharged the duties of secretary to New
Irlasswood Bang.
The Bock states that, of the £25,511 soilested in
Loads. cm Hospital Bounty, the Church of loolouad
coutribalad 70 per met.; the Omogregatirmests a pot
0,66 L • dm Jews. 5 per mot.; the Baptist., 3i per
the *seleysoe, 34; the Preabytenase, 2s; tits Ramos
Canoeing, 21; nonantememas. 24. The others were of
small proportiena L soma .C 1,550 tressed to ll:eland
from other soups&

Low. AMITUIS IN ANELICa..—In the wort-ram
M Fort Garry, while a obit oi ion WDm bane
a
OD Om question of hail. the cooossi for the ctre:
puha the Atterway -Gemara too slowly, when the
6ttw uncle • ditagreesbio exhibilio• of lie dinwaslitare
by turning suddenly 1t... Ida desk sad throwing • spit-
ball (chewed tobaeso) is the eonasers 15.., with it.
remark " You are • dirty puppy." The huorsey-
General -so made to lotion the Wait inly
&Harvard&

nbiert of 'Agile& Cheese Irotorier, Kr.
Gl'beet Murray, of the Sinaloa Estate Oflos,
Dreg, writes to the Tian with reference to the oae
which has been setadlaked to Derbyshire :—" In tire
days of high prides ant emot labour, nay improvement
which henna the ettet of madmen°a ind iesre. the
quantity of our food rapping menet fail to be of peblie
innrert The factory optima of eheesetnaking •ow
surosedully established In Derbyshire has redneed the
forgoer to the milligram, cad pushed the latter to its
stolen lieu,, on the estate of the Hon. K B. W.
Coke at Longford. Three nen cod on* woman rely
are employed in doing the whole of the work lealdent te
the making ard *wire lhe sheen and whey better pre-
, ducod from 000 cows. Toe betiding Is widaS the aims
I Is made wee epootally erected for the purpose, and soma-
bums every (entity tot esononaliag labour. • large
quantity of the preesal year's make has already been
sold; it ornetnands a rend, son, and has realised the
extreme ptisse of lie onnty. Al Windley, on the
estates of the High nteriff of Derbyshire, Kr. J. G.
Crompton, atwitter faster, Is I foil uperoyee . the
member of bows hers Is 300, sad the whole oi the
work is done by two young men, both seder
'22 years of ago. The exPerianes already pitied of
the working of the system io Derby has tally prepared
lir. Crompton to take advaatap cf every &veer-
sole oironinetanee, Weep se old baildiag, whin had
formerly been said as • mill, was at one& improvised
Into a factory. Water is croareyed in seellorY Pilms
from • cosslderable dietacee, both for geraeral partnere
I and also in sefficdeet qotatlty to drive • swan water-
I whorl, which supplier tie motive power for ehersiag
' tie mean from Kw whey cod griading the curd. The 1
pialsot arraraisamata hire Arm hew easily as old
' helidiag may be saavartsd Isbo s sellable Isotary.
Ina third hatory ia at wort la tho tors of Derby ; the
number of mows from whisk the milk is drawn is 400;
bare they ecitsbie• milk alias cod risme =akig.
Kerning and imam, during the Wan the milk le being
&livened to the fasecry, all smarm are supplied ediE
pare milk at Id. per Pink which P'0••• • VIM boon
to the lababitants of the legality, sad at thie pies
pays the fanner daring the awn* mouths. Caul
within the last few weeks all the work of the factory am
dome by two moo. AU the sheen media daring tie
'Boothe of April and May has shady bees sold. trader
the iladary system It aaa he matured sad lit for
market in from lee la at: weeks ,• than la alio a
sovondi7 qwhau *lda swot bo attalaad under
say ether upbeat. The yaw of the shwas made la the
tires faseseise does sot vary mars thaa Is. per.,...
while It to Ira hairy' WM if Nails In the faratheass
there would be a dilbstase id at toast 10a per oat. la
the vane Imaloreos the Idshot aad the lowest _ol the 50
&trios whisk wategbolo *dr oak to Ms 'AMAIN
toolothe