The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, ______- -__ ..._
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" I dotetvote THIC FLICZT. . . Mee srd the .
ny " On enq u i ring furthemthe sailor said-,
niained I naerve, employed as duenet ahips for e,_
,sot
injured, it would be a long time before pen •
epees he e.t.a mn, and although he elle 1 Naval Reserve duti • .
As the then sak, is it not worth while to be "oommended to God'. TIM honorary Meretarl requests us to v
acknowledge not permanently
uth she would be in • proper state-By the Judge : e
B fore ths for a man
d he to him about bribery how t .
i weuel uuseat the candidate . mei Royal .. , es, ere expeet,Treed,
13orottsbirt. Rumor° to qtrrr LIOISSID F 1110415101.7:
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d not to chance, but to God ; not to mere purvidence, but the reoeipt of • kind preeent of books to the N eymo t ...or,
County Hall, on hloncia_y, before E. Pewee, lltid
al:inth to God ; not to the universe and its laws. l?ut to God! Slue!, Hospital from Mrs. Henry Pope, of Suttee.. a presen t,,,,m 0
j he thought the cow wuuld be worth n2O. en.
..k if h.
woo
mid was
siosys utpier,...1017...,
ely worth aliout heir 1.1 at new.. Ile die n?t tar 1 880.
they all do it here. It th I till the sailor ' -y eltortly :-Tlis Warner
i ) That would
• lei he won't have gone away fru in patellae. , Penelope a ' etle
Ileii:tor, l' • fiance, Lord Warden, l'Cudaciem
ecul, a
e me
--we-. G. 0. C'hurchill, Esl-Feenk Treed, wee murfi egt to know Him is the very life of the soul s life, not only in which will be highly appreciated by the patients. £l3 104. was rice so .... .
to Jain ge Crtas-examined. e i
H d'd replied "
ht it was a have discouraged hum a
Id not dud here wh se he bed bee n
Ceicetcr.-A match wm played on s. ,
the eines of acceptance androdon, but in that of sUenic h
UHL -The men on the Nothe continue to not know what ecranruens ' wore, he than
h 'a Wcymoutli,think Mg bexk
AT an ordination held by the Lord Bisimp of Sales- . aad • hen d to do so.- • • yI o eal common ed the p sto , t Tim MI f tho cow was suffering from c nee dulled uot and foiand--All hone 4
Naval erouni, between the p 1, 'money
about • hying God ; and so let my feeble prayer now commend e woold not mute away eii rapidly.- looking for &Li his isf".;
ut
,x, I, f ~,,,, M.. D,,,i,,e. ~,e .ne me
anib ,ot
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ery in the Cathedral, Salisbury, Trinity Sunday, the been premises w
being drunk and isordzi/j and refuspint toAdagais,
aud
fe a p z
h.i.n o
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stationed at Charminster on Sunday evening .
,_ On rheumatiem sh
bn m"°- °Ads" v)`. • ° hi II tte fMr Hoenig, and H.M.S. Itocawen , resulting in , tat
hdic• to this same God for all you need, for the awakening of the general conduct of the regiment is excellent. s ii intone Richard C ;nee Frederick Jo Age in the it ez nua o. .
lowing were admitted into Holy Orders :-Deacons :
Winne to eight, saw prig° yoe make satisfactory progress in the matter of drill, and lecal term. I
Criatiill °sand Bra* Newbury all deemed t . rhe oow Mr. Wylie then se . former The P Ll' I .-4
aed him that he seould woke • giec victery for the • or ate cloi, „ell'
A Freduick Chanter, M.A., Jesus College/ Cam.' a.. of Dorchester vere drew' nekr,c°wmenintlitarekimantd toldrethe unconverted souls to find life in Him ere the eternal death Sunday morning the Church of England men marched
end begins; and for the strengtheniem settling. and feeding.._of who lint tt. ._ r g
linct'uince worked for hini with Mr. 13 illOn at all n,, less than 127 run., mainly contrilait 4 1 ."i
e and Salisbury Diocesan Theological College,
landlord that there WY a IDAD coming veil him believing souls, till to Hol Trinity Church, headed bei• the hind, and ' bc,,jog iss" ea quite well up tile the time the derehdant's
He proposed the health of hi: excellent batting of Wilk, Crocker, and mee 1 tee
ot let they come to the eternel life, where sae
the cew, and wool I Lave given .4;22 for aif serene times d
ed ttili the names of Me .Be. Deunfe an' the second innings of the lerscawen club p ."°° 14
‘ to the curacy of Brelport, Dorset ; David
might come in, and that he had better n children see their Father and boar His name on their fore- the
the regiment marched to the cricket field woos an eye after
d h alit it Th lit if said the committee coupl w . • , sreee
the man and man.
Braby Chapman, 8.A.. Corpus Christi ,
_re
any beer ; be went
outside
and
saw . h h
Rt.-Amster where they were put through a member of the plaintiff woul ere e 4.• ep a u h
aeyd Divine eerukse °n TneedaY and Wednesday dog enured the field, and Churchill said he hiel alwey, fieles end a
as..
place..
Rev Z. Bolton. cud Wickere showed some verymism pety. kid
lambridge, 'icemen' to the curacy o 4
,St. 'm 3.- And to the word rif Ris gram Here is the next -- • the continued gne weather large cow formerly belongs Ito Mr. II ... b .14,, mod e gave • _ss wet. monlyed with DatisiCil hOIIoUTP,
111r0OuNITION SIIRVIcR.-Die recognition
els, Dorset • Henre Montagne °roman& (witem) weet toward. Dermeeter, and 00 retnening clause. As if to guard their thought. and fix it and keep drills. OWing tO
ars attracted to the camp on the £l7 15s. for it ni
set .
.d h a
ne months ago. He would not have *old These nam soots the proceedings were kept eersio,
Med with toaats speeches ane , .. . h the Rev. W. IL Waugh, Congregationel mici„..`4
licensed to esked him to go back but the MAD took no notice ; e
• Chehiti Celegeb,!werenbrld.eit, e, i,.6„ was called by the landlord to get te ma
h pout ; lament, it clam to the grand mesas of knowing God, St. Paul numbers of pergolas the cow for AK ore the sect ent e ways rece int till about milling t.
ful of milk in the utorning. and three quarters of a up with much sp took place on Wedneadam_evening at the C.,,,,,""°1.
Headset speaks at ono, of the word. lie commend, them to the Nothe, where the promos of 000 king and other matters
life of the men are • souroe of
aC f I ' th afternoon, but slues, the most he had got tional chapel. The Rev. W. Lewis presided, altlta
can • ID •
mt of t. Bete College, licensed to
lwevuu4r, t; Iv 'lni 'e"''.- but prisoner said "I shan't go, I'm paralysed?
ont word of His mos • yee he speaks of the word, the messesa. relating to the camp
had to get him out by main force ; when priso:te 1...ef i - the holy dsffnite'teaching once delivered to the saints entered.
much was three quarta-Major Fitsearald, the defendant, said
The little church acrces the Backwater, which bee following ministate; aanisterl in the service, te7etlie
Jen, Dorset ; Philip Harris Neale,
in the road and asked what he was going tod wile tu
:et about the mem of God, as if it also were a living friend. ' A woman named on the day in queetion he wan on horsehack and hie dog, a mons ef late, west formally /lode
E. Bolton, Rev. J. S. Butcher Herweye me euee.
1 many pe
I,ford, licensed to the curacy of
witness said he was going tomes him to Dorcheetere w Precious indeed and powerful was the Gcepstword to A NIUGHBOITRIV SWAIM& - retrieving Irich waterepantee ran into the gap which WM DOUIed iseems.r.day
afternoon. Tbe rather Strange aPPear.
Neave (Dorcheetere Rev. S. Parlghain and IC '•
a; George Wellington literate, moner struck him twist'. He at last got him to ._ paul; he well knew that if believing ...e. were to be sere enimmegii Mempe, who was a week or two ego cha
n • S mTgehd aletut t.. o yards wide. He inonedist..p
i e bi,tlerl to it. eat d -'" -I. B.t msent. le vi be accounted for by the fact
G Lan I Pre v emir te the service A pill lir t,. ce• T.
•of Whitchurch Canonicortine lo3heatar with the help of two Artillerymem-Yeederiun it most be DO/ through their fanclesabout God but through with usieg sesuldee leolinace tower& • •' ~ „,. aed it g.,me nut at another gap 10 or 18 yard, 1 urther on. clic, n loth 1P . .. • ,
I ended for ...hail. Tbe sacred ar (• ,
he I M 1 ' • ' e --a neeti
e James Edward Bouvene
T visa 1 ndlord of the Sun Inn, Burton, corro the', it eas origiwsl i lu
bonded. God's word about Himself, even through the message of WY OD Tuesday heotMnt before Dr. Drew. d ..* Tie did not see the dog running after the cews, •nd if it design of Mr. G. R. Orickmay.
OPENING OF ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL OF EASE.
Arch, Oxford, and curate
-of' re * a d indefsultone month. His prophets and apostles, which is now for ere/ gathered Roberts, Esq. and B. Hopkins,
and prisoner was fined el an oosts, for bein drunk seen it.-B ~, Li - edieue, which is irony he
Esq. g had he would have r. R e and Mr. PA . d e Prosy's., bricks, and covered srith wth flowers.
', Dorset ,• Rev. William u into the blamed infallible book the Bible. Ab. *Mr Hann* def .P C. Bonen said co .)ne, said the cew was lama from is in red, white, an ow was held tn the cpe,w lc i was prettily 4,OmA
Dietem-On Monday a gad cue f
f the Salisbury Diocesan Distant. Ceme-Sir,-Permit me to . ,
thank you for bremesuk . adi
how light unbeliM makes and ricihww.- * ended.- ' kd • nib.' beterinarr men"coa mmonly collet era kii • The PI du Wee. It IA c"w"ed
a Gaarutworgi th. n Saturdae night he found the defendant drun an chronic mamma a , ri 0• . of nave, chencte votary, Isehate Mamma
.- rite hue= Bible 1 ow much Gad arid His massengen make it I 6 Smith. - lemeneu wond not COUle on instantly but gradually. 11.1 MS chamber. and 11°- - - * Goer the thencee on the ~ , : 1 we .at Tears
ea of Tyneham. Dorset ; your editorial commenta named Jane A u
upon my let...a, all ~ . „ wing &human language towards Mrah -- --- .. . . _ . lather leasing appesrance. ertreny wng.e woman, ttw „,1 „,,., M
bject Mentor, How eaeL the "natural man thinks it to do without the be a he cow fallen three times as Wall libelee, SSW must nalels - - tts, and at the west • • ork at Nra C re'''' Mu
sn, 8.A., St. John's thoe.
-- - who may be mintereeninn t'le
lucl Yourillff to word I How impossible the renewed man feels it to do Vicious witnesses were called and it appears to exterior, Fa a pretty
el..'" tuelf Mlle'. The amidst chancel melding at Cheell, wee at w .I • . olio „,,,,,,, ,
8 Jed h calf ; and they did not believe that the calf w...
of Buckiand Newtoo sh e f h.,.
-t-si -a' - -- - n° -u-- -- --- -f °Lie:oral party, without it l How deep is the longing of the pastor's mere neighbours' quarreL -The defendant denied being siip
_mar,. Card, a farmer. soh oorch and on the whole it press te
end is a bell gable wlsowen't as.. sittot ..g et the mesa draper, and whilst engaged in washing some cloth.'
thought the cow at present death occurred at Fortunea- 11 1 ''' "idol
1.A., Corpus Chnees lead any conceivable rection of the _. ,
elution hurt, now as then, that the beloved flock may be drunk and displayed • bruise in her neck where she d •
would brine from CHI to £l4 in the market : but when
'sttistock, Dorset ; or mem te play a prominent part in GI, !nau el kept dependent on the Word. making the Word their had been struck by Mr. Smith. She alleged that the
Kr. Howard offered it te him for £lO he did not teem i h rrnnammental lead glazing, with glue of various before Miss Cmmben could assist her she limi falleu7
VO Olt GOLIOUD lig d w
, Jesnl College, of a Liberal club amongst ns, than Iha oracle, appealing to the Word, seerching the Word, summons was brought out of...splte by parties living in
inclined to accept of the offee -The Ju Igo to Mr. Howard : fill';... .t.. filled with glass of this kind, the ground, apparently in a fit. lir. mei '
Neither All the windoes are
Dorset. CA.
the Borough Pump for political indifferen a
~._
_, believing the Word, living on the Word• even on
from Gee *about Ht. the wort. -Mr. Hanna !Melted for a summons against Will you mention a cow / Will you take £lO I- Mr. tine • . 1 Med and pleasing fight to the church. happened to be passing at the time, and w. e, Alk
my ability nor Position warrmits the. in pil:7° - the one infallible message . ... _ .
sr, Smith for an sasault on Mrs. Roger& -I.lltimat4y the Hanna : It is not a, q . .
uestion for Mr Howard to which Ores •ra ' .14 ~.iirli,,,
ehningd aofsiinhtleollianch iws a w indow of three ;lights, which is she suddenly exclaimed " I ant going to fan:.
..e.ei
Ihe genera design, we are told, is 00 II IC. but it certainly Two mere fits followeil, ending in her death e, •,'
leadership. My ambition will be ng • grace. Oh let me once mormary to tut up my fath s
gaga Wag gdj.lllll3ad till Friday. answer, it in for the jury. By making such • Mat. meet 1 N swith.a.oding this, there is a
0r04111,11' II . 0 /'•lock. As ler. McLean had been attendie . k-' ti
aired, and quiet, earned follow . ,
kn i 1 of which I that the Bible will be j/W/ as suPrenime honoured in the
er and doing my beet to testimony_ about that IPM God. guide thankfully expect.
The ledge : The question Basin • nutehall. It is toy duty good serene re
te not Intl' t i Lem seem the place. Tne length .4 the ' . . e -•6 e eer fa
hot iostaad of some time, ana as ne gave a ceru cate te that effue
•pueee is promulgate th P
am rinciples, a ow e. ge
happiness and new ministry of this pulpit W OUTH HORTICULTURAL &Cain. - The first veer prejudioe my Cwt. iu the eye.' of the jury. -
to it haa been in the old. But grand flower show of this society will take place early nave is Hit by 20 t The t
or,
re are no pews,
wood so rk inside is of it was not connidered necessary to hold an iielee4 --,
Losrputht
varnished Pitch'
consider obsoletely neemearY for the i the
Dawn,. I speak now, save to invoke all prospering blessing OD le August, when numerous prises will be offered for
etndeefgenoesd anti Intel liabbnleeneant ndr Ihtehoenlyi I rely.; natni !alp oebey fol I:. "lit'ni'd °the lectern, reading desk, and MACH/Mgt FisHING.-Saturday last was e 00,,-ee
Non progress of the people, and the prosperity e . . . ..... him, not of your new putor ; I speak of gos, I oommend &wen. fruits, vegetables, ferns, and honey. The -en to amide is what amount of money id due-w Eat did P'Lesw eel The cost of the building has ful day for the Portland fishermen. At an earth. h -
hof As I previeusly intimated, my only reason tor mune' you to the word, and therefore 1 commend the word to number of present members is 70, and we are sure Mr. e
they think was the fair value of th.. cow. The evidence alter are d 'lre "*".. ' ' .. oar
because I thought we were you. Young and old, rich mad poor, I bunch you, Imeeg t Thiselton tbe indefatigable secretary, !miming. On the da thighs peted the them chain. fhe
I,en about .C 1 • .
000 Mr John lanes, of Weymouth. wee even at four in the morning, the le•ach wa, ,11 alivi
'Y' lug in
the
matter
waad
th i ti we belie° t° real to ith of the blessed that are eons " • essfann- t •.- is perfectly merle .
11 B 3, , p
all
the builder an t right well has he fulfilled his trok. e
. with men, and the sea wax all alive with tele for sell,
becoming apathetim an at t was me aP 70a. u • "Me 1, belie,. it f e. ' will be glad to receive any further names or any mum cow was perfect y soun..- r. suns : Will you ow me
arouse ourselves. It only wants a public mesteng, ,a be te,. the mtg... or indeed 'the ho are willing to become membem to address the jury! I have not eons so yet. -The Melee : he opening se
At t ' ' rvice the church was c impletely
as the eye could reach, the bay presentee a m e„,,-
the ground is good.' Read the Bible, search it, work at it, or gentilemen w filled, many Meting a difficulty in procuring seats The All the nets ht • d
s 0 secure good haute aril ;5
few gentlemen to attend it and speak upon Mr Home • Then I will throw
The following subectiptions have already been You must not interrupt. . , . . IMAM.
dig in it and then go by it Be a people of the Book. surplice(' choir of Wy Ire Church led the singing, the
1 ' to M. et Ru II dle ' - 'is
ecessity and advantages of a club, and there are , ,
This la the word whose yomised s-Mr. H. Edwards, M.P., 210 10s. ; air F, up the cue. I hope the press will take note of this.-The
hen °alum (a very floe instrument by the way) being net be tinging me . an ann was oriel
'tit), in Dorcheeter good and true Libera ry .
la in eve The wima ei Mil Fre"' -s W 0- Judge: Them is no em wasting time. The only question • MGor e Thornm A.M. (organist of of fish that thelllken were unable to get it ashore.
bth and business is with the grace of God, the word Acetone, Bart., M.P., E 10; A. G. lie aeq
d the ship is re ren ' " for the jury is what amount of damages til due to the Presided. et by r. e g It
WWI se strained with the enermous weight of fish thst
let capable of doing so with ease, a°,,
~,e,ee.„ which reveals grace. and still rem and only gnus. as the Re 15e. ; the Miaeyoe of Weymouth (G. E. Jake, Eine plaintiff. Tbe plaintiff is entitled to • verdict, and the iloly Tonity Church).
Ned. Immediately &Bee the meereuX• ""'"" 'e ceth of salvation. It proclaims the God of all grew. It .....,. Ae haul wan lie
se 2a. 1 lime_ Modinertou, Efi 10s. te' J. Dejeniehf _Mee, Only question for the AurT le te consider hoe much.-The Among the clergy preeent Were-the Rev.ele Stephen- it burst, and the wh. .t. Tie ea_
ee enrolled, and an organierd centre °' reveals that by grace the soul is called, by grace it is
C 2 2s. ;C. SASTOST. EN., £2 M. ; Yelle noocer, natio jury then retired, an after • short while returned into son (rural dean). Rey. 11. C. num (rector of %.e.Yee). an'. boats, however, were more successful, en I WI
m I 4:eblished.-Pitoottese. send ;it is grace, that /A to say, unmerited and sovereign F. Forster (curate of Wykee Res. J. D. Aoldl
IS. Full particulars will appear in our advertising court, and said they bad agreed to a verdict for the plain- e"n f' I estimated that, during the. day, quite Rel 00U fine wen
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favour, and that alone, the royal kindness of eternal love, LI t '1„ Rty
borsht 5 tiff for £lO demage&-The Judge • I entirely agree with erieity), Rev. W. S. Shuttleworth (Holy Trial i • • secured on the beach. Ne less than six truck Loh
LOCAL BOARD. m
tbat begins and carries on, aod completes the work of columns shortly. Tickets of me p are I.
in our verdict, it le a very* fair one indeed-Me. T. Vaudray (vicar. of o.mington), and the Rev. J. A.
were bent from the Portland Railway Statim 0f,,,,,,
conversion, of proem. of petience, of purification, of each, which admits to all shows, As the show of this L
tin • yOn behalf of the defendant Ido object to you 110•20 f (SI. George s, Portland).
esent : -The Mayor (W. Darden, El ),
I It is grace that sets the feet in the straight way. society will bring a large number of visitors to Wel. &nue • , . , ,
t, The service commenced punctually at four o'clock by There was a strong westerly wind irlowirc -
4 at the
m Aiecrinan G. J. G. Gregeryb Alderman X nrY.
grace that reveals Mee' to t ,
he soul grace that animates
. month, we hope our townspeop gi d Baying it wile •
le Will ve it their st°Ppinu me Imm "mum" ne jury au • the ringing of the Trinity hymn, "Holy holy, holy, Lord time, causing a slop in the bay, so that tishine
'. ek. Mr. G Frost. Mr. H. urileu, Sle
the will to follow Him, grac , that gives victory over sin waste of time and characterising tee scientific evidence of . . ~
' nee on under rather unfavourable ' un
hearty support. my witnesses as rubbish, which was calculated in the God Almighty. circumcises%
tern Clerk), end far. Henry Symonds
and grief, grace that at last parts the wave and lifts the It Th The Rev. J. Stephenson then reed the form of Dedica• The last haul on Saturday was at eight in the evening,
1. veil and lands the pilgrim over death into the peewees of SHIPPING lIITILLIGIMOR. - Arrivals : South os
r higeest degree to turn the jury against my cl en .- e
tion Service prescribed by the church. Tne ordinary
-item acknowledging the request to „......, cl. Purse Cherbourg, general ; Liberty, Suffield, jury said they should like to have heard what Mr. Hanna Owing to the heavy sea mast of the men had left the
evening service was thee proceeded with, the first part beach, but about eight o'clock the fish strayed
n and return to his duties, that he ..,". ""
Ttineed of his gram," the messes* of this &marine eetv,alangase , emene- er Clarke, sea, oysters ; Yealm, had got to ear. being read by the Rev. H. C. Pigott, and the second by Deady
'he kind wishes of the Council. vation of welcome to Mans. of life in Him. -", -- ' ---e- ' opposite the station. Directly they were mete tet
could not forget the want of freeVaelasarel .
rsiei nd again th blessed rd nila, Flab
ri, Plymouth, potatoes; Aq ere7ml, French, the Rev. F. Forster. The Rey. J. T. liraudrey read the
ohoehered over the beach, and, witwithritt
e him in departing from the " ~,,, Pao" God 'tlha t Warmth :al tl wtt a -8,,,,e- Guernsey general; Alliance, Russell, Poolm bricks ; WITMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE TABLE. first and the Rev. J. 1). Addison the second lesson. The men
election o( alderman, more C'6'64 ; '"""" lirtue a h va on' - an- C lin 'Woods, Poole, nil ,• Three Sisters, Axon unborn, which waa sung with precisiou and spirit, was the heavy sea, successfully shot their nets, and
that " reigns (Rem. v. 21) wit prevailing levers ty aro a. • SAM "BLUM WAIIIIIRALP Ilan We WAVIII SAW/MOOD ..
' a"id ---a"iogr aay th It f lir te * l the the special grace. Plymouth, manure ; Garibaldi, Rub, Plymouth,
ey ferfeited the mtoto _ a rest! 0a a CDs , . sermon Was '' Jesus shall reign whemer the sun." men rushing down to the sea at the first alarm, reed,
whereby ' the things of the Sidrll:l,7•God," which to the timber ; Beightome Falls, Jersey anti Guernsey, FIiTIS9 am. tele pm. 269 pm. 833 p.m 2s
~, The sermon was preach.d by the Rey. J S h
. teP erson. to shoot their nets. On Sunday morning a mee tRZ
Iwe departed from the natural man seem too often the merest and most unmean• 1 • Great Weetern, Blampied, Cherbourg, Friday *
genera , ile33 P.m 12 33 a.m. 888 um. 859 nin
- from Matthew xviii. 20 -" Where two or three are ber wee ceuelm, but hap oily a good many of our Pet.
ing folly, become to the awakened soul the moet pinnies general • Emma Manid, Warner, Littlehempton. nil : (weeder le. 9 &m. 12 59 pm. 259 p.m. 925 pm. 29
gathered together in my name there am lin the midst .-- - - ---" r the SaLloath so that the
• - - ' Lee p.m. L 25 a.m. 3.25 a.m. 951 sun. so land men honou , nu
•nglintoethat• of all ree)ities, the things which give aa unknown worth v,„4. T' Mathews ters • A nese Flisher,
ar , gea, oye , q 11.61 &m. of them." In the mune of his remarks he said it was mese on
an here who was and sweetness to the present life as well as open up the ",'"- t
ana Guernsey, generaL -Sailing. : Brighton, Sunday • 1.61 p.m. 3.51 pm.lo 17 p.m M debit
' htful to think of the new churches springing up in hon Sundays is comparative) few
the beac y . 02
es not elected by fair view of the solid and eternal shores of the life within " " nd Tuesday the fish seemee to have ~
Falle,yGu general ,• Great Westerne, Blampied, u
nee 12 17 are. 2.17 am.' 4.17 •mlO 43 am. 3l different directions. and still more of the spirit of readi- Mon•-•wy a
the veil. Ale nothing leu than this is meant by grace in It ade d ral I - "
y*
al South of Ireland P , Chen "•°'-'y ' 12.43 p.m. 243 p.m.' 4.43 p.m 11 10 p.m 31 nem to use them, which Burned so seneraL He
.qaes- round intsi the .o. ,_ an mire
.arge catches wet
receive De the Gospel ;it does not mean-not our virtues, not our Cherbourg, goner ; . _ , tioned whether in any period of the Church 8 ble/0/7 made. Here, fishing is carried on an a different my
his resigns.- religiousness, DO/ our privileges, not our churchmember. bolus, general : Aquila, Flish-r, Jersey and Guernsey, Tuesday • •
110 am 3.10 am.. 5.10 a.m. 11.37 am 1
1 there was anything like it. But, he asked, who could to that on the beach. In the be e ; 1
ship-it does not mean even the most precious a the general ; Sovereign, Smith,Hartlepool, °eels; Cygnus 1.37 p.m. 3.37 p.m.. 5.37 p.m 12. 4 DM. 4 ...-y toe net .4 see free
2 4 a.m. 4. 4 am.l 6. 4•m.1231 p m. 2 tell how long this would continue! How long we should the liermh, but in the Roads the fish are caught with
•t - mesas, but this divine thirm itself is God's gift of eternal painter, Jersey, general ; New Leaeer,Junne, Water'. Wedneday . 2.11 _ ....
p Cll p.m.! 631 p m, 12...11 a.m. 3 continue to build new churches, how long the Present the drift nete. Owing to the glut of fi .h en Saturday
life ; the gft of His Son for the sinner, the gift of His fere, ballast ; leberty, Suffield, fishing, nil ; Bessie „._e_
.1 158 ••111. 468 • in.' 658 am. 1.25 p m. 3 ;welling church-going customs would last IHe often
Irr°w- Spirit 14 a sinner t° lead him t° th° Saviour' t°
Unit°
Williams, Raver, Portsmouth, timber ; Matilda, 'emeee, i 325 p.m. 5.25 p.m. 7.25 pm. 163 &m 4 thought Of it with trerubliag. We were living in an age 1 , , ,
ei were very low, but on Monday aneTueelaytte
te,.. Him to the Saviour, to carry him over the path of the htl th k '--
cross to the kingdom and the crown. Winder London, stone ; Thrifty, Smith, fishing, nil ; when everything, even the most ancient and sacred, wu suppty teeing somew a ess, e mar ets went Up.
-
Lak Knight, ftsh% nil • Jack Tar
in I commend you to the word of his grace, that is to the Lady oi the e, , , , THE METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. being shaken and tweed, and that not with too gentle
or reverent hands. If leek of life sued fruitleseneas were CATTISTOOK..
; revealed truth of His great sairati-on in Christ Jesus, ktathewo, fishing, nil ; btranger, rke, fishing, nil;
I Barometer. Thermometer. Wind Weather. te become apparent in our public worship, would that Ametvgaineam-The tenth anniversary of thepree
whose end is glory. Emma, Coombs, fishing, nil ; Welcome, Mallet, fish. 3, --- I ...._.e-
-i ---- - stand the test I Would it be al the salt that bed lost its tive Methodist chapel, with a public tea.meeting, sic
6. Wkich ie solo fo build you we Here Paul speaks of (me nil ; Elizabeth, Mihail, fishing, nil ; Merry Lass, 0 I
Q 8 ' 4 mid 'Bl 4 1 mid ! Four '1 Eight savour, and be judged good for nothing but to be cast out celebrated on Tuesday 1
.ast. The tea einmei red meet
ee way in which the word of grace at 3 work in the Keaton, Portsmouth, nil. &m. p.m. night •m p m night. p.m. n, am. and trodden under fo.t t Having dwelt on the dignity halfmast five, when upward; of 40 sat .lown. Tho,
lever's soul and in the believing church. He assumes e and paver contained in the words "There am lin the
-.-- - -- - - - - - after meeting consisted of aeilreesen by several kited'.
vul to have fled to the refuge, to have set itself, to STUMM MACICIREL.-Cloteles Clad! Was OD Tues. 18 tle. 20 3e 18 ben 49 65 56 K 6 Clear midst of them,' he went on to speak of the necessity for
Nen set rather, on the great rock foundation. send day, before Dr. Drew, J. E. Robins., Esq., and B.
_1930 24 3010 30 10 50 47 ' M SW !Moody union in worship. and alluded with satisfaction to the including the Rev. - Khipe (Primitive elethoeste
'me pause a moment to implore each one now pre. Hopkins, Esq., charged with stealing a pad of 20 30.16 90.17 30.27 66 66 66 N 3 Clear change in the way in ehich toe services et the Church Messrs. H. Fin a and Deniele (Dorelemere ilr.
eke account with himself this night, this hour, mackerel value Ils., the property of Mrs. Bostswain.- 21 3016 30.1630.10 60 68 Oa SW 2 Cloudy were now conducted. He feared, however, we were far Moores, Mr. Bennett, ke. The chap.-I WAX 'lnv
-noheis on that foundation in truth. The proesecutrix said she resided at Abbotsbury, and on 12 29 94 19 872994 66 03 60 NW 4 ~ in many churcha from the due appreciation of that tutefully decorated with fl ewers an•l texteef scripture,
el for refuse, Am lin Christ, Do Leper. Tumid& 1 abo t ureter past nine she went to the 86 28 85 le" 2880 66 66 66 W e e
y aat ua q united worship at which we ought to aim. thanks to Mx. Monist's for nonveving sevend you 4
st Him as my life, my hope, my law f Have 2429 87 30.01 30 02 66 61 68 W e At the close of the sermon the hymn " Now, thank we
it to God IHu this text any present reel Weymouth railway station with thirteen pads of • • .• Dorchester friends there, which added consiilerabl
our God." waa sung and an offertory was made at the door 1 to
the enjoyment of all.
e I Is " building up" what I want, Of has mackerel to send away. She took one pad out of her in aid of the Building Fund.
'on still to be begun, The trench for it waggon and put it on the platform, Cleat stand- PRESENTATION TO hilt. WYLIE. ---
'ems died. wounded for my transgress ing by at the time, and while she went to take in WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL POOLE.
tiding in the trench begun, are the another Cleat' took the first pad up. When she came The independent Liberals of Weymouth on Friday A meeting of the (Menet was held on Thursday at the •
ANRYICTION Or POLICC.-Captain Elms, nee of nu
•on the living rock, by my being back he had it in his hands. She took it away from evening met the candidate of their choice, A. C. °Meehan, presided ovetr bythe Mayre,e,T.
~E._Eoliot, Esq.) es.
e-e majeety's Inspectors of Police, inspeae I the nos el
him, but when she had taken in all the pads and put Wylie, Esq., at the Imperial Burden Hotel Assembly- There were itisadinB7° Vermi:n I n ';lennTibs. tuft: be:n s , the Poole divelon on Thurstisy melee:, awl ;tem
lemn time warn you, with some them together on the platform, she found there was rooms, tn order to present him with a substantial Aylesbuori,nhane lIIICI ors .un le,
earnings, that nothicg else will Snook, H . .
Graham Willis, L ;vele Webb, L mning, ritually examined the Molts, and we unereta Ale
ton. " Neither is there salve- still one miming. She went to prisoner and &eked him token of their admiration. The form selected was that
Walker, and Dann. exprensee his satisfaction with everythine be hail sae
hat Matt not the Son, the how many he had, and he replied sixteen. On her of a large silver vase, and Mr. C. Theist's wan en- THE BACKWATER BRIM!. The eleyor arid severel of the niagiareten were pm
en." Beware of the house counting them, however, she found he had eighteen, trusted with the commission, which he most eatisfac- With reference t . the dilapidated state of this bridge, • mut during the inspection.
oare nothing but what is She examined the pads and found one of teem torily felfilled The yam was of solid silver, and letter was read from the B 'rough Surveyor as follows:- SH11.1.1.:0 INTELLIGENCE.-Ar, 1.-4/* : Mae 20:11-
ed.hren that hear but do to be hen She could identify it by the string it was weighed 108 ounces ; it is a flue specimen of work- "I have mule a prslicumery survey of the Backwater Wheatear, Wilkins, Plymouth, leuest me ; Slrhille,
'o not love Him ; that tied with, and also by the quality of the fish, his manship, and quite unique, being the first of the kind Bridge and find ita condition so serious thet before F
• Ilim ; or you that Andersen
made. It was copied from an ancient Roman vase cpeciflcation is made and teuders invited for its repairs a _ _ . St. M•do ;Trilimpb, Kent, Natites. hetet.
having been " Meted" and looking yellow and soft
eibt ; that will nM • - C nuelore Mant teener Bri•idi Li.
. joint rep irt en the stete of the bridge should Is made by '2.14 -om , , , , , ,a,
1 f h ' h *ith li 'Ugh d • ded by 'h
whilst hers bad only et t e water an our or two, n e n museum, an te surroun
hem to the test of -awv - the County Surveyor awl myself. Imu of oniei in that it Wootton. Hor fleur, nil ; Esther, Wileecite Plymiere
,researehing and and were quite fresh. He would not let her have the of (silver) ivy leaves. It stands on • moveable is not ode for the existing traflic.-W. Baatow Sheave barley. 22nil-Acorn, Brett, Plymouth, litue•t le;
'es or another pad and abused her very much.-Mr. E. T. Targett, pedestal, on which is the inscription :-" Presented to Borough Surveyor." Fbenteer,_ Revenecroft, Miuthamptini, nil. 23ree
,ction, let me S.W. stationmastele mad Mete Beet! wain came to him Alexander C. Wylie, Esq., by friends in Weymouth, Mr. DIMNIS suggested that placard. should be placed in William Edward, Sutherland, Glasgow, iron. 2ith-
bent, onee and complained of (Medi having stolen one of her pads. as • token of their warmeet appreciation of his noble the vicinity of the bridge, assuring the public of the state Eglantine, McKillop, Pensacolo tinear ; Enter! re,
mMite out She pointed out the one she claimed, and he observed endeaveur to strengthen the Liberal party by contest- it was in. The Council would then incur no responsibility
Strike, Yarmouth, nil. eet..--iiriver, Pam. Mums,
"'Jour it was tied with the e./110 'trim as her others were,- ing the second mat for that borough at the General am to loss of life ICI any pers en goiug over.
' teed '' The MAYOR said bills hut already been put at both ends C,
' onway, Yarn, .uth, nil ; Brisk, Masters, Swamp,
• Henry Croom, landlord of the Butchers' Arms, West- Election of 1880."
went- of the bridge. They certainly ought to take steps not nil ; Maggie, Warner, Shoreham, hs'la-t. 20iti.-A.A.
ills street, said he bought 18 pads of figh on Tuesday. The committee for the management of the meeting only to warn the public but to clear themselves. &nue Russel, Weymouth, nil ;1, tie .4 the Lem
Clean helped pack them at Passage-bridge. and took and supper were-slr. A. Dennis, Mr. F. Brown, Mr. Ultimetely, on the motion of Mr. Dames, seconded by Chick, Hull, deale ; Vero. Simmers, Plytueuth lime.
4 them to the station. None of the pads were tied with T. A. Abbott, Mr. B. Parsons, with Mr. C J. Free- Kr. LAMMING, the meeting resolved " that the report of the etoine.-4- .a lingo : 2.oth-Nsobtaii, Evans, Bristol,
' the same sort of string. He was sure Clean took 18 to man, secretary sod treasurer, and they mu.t be eon. Borough Surveyor. in reference to the Backwater Brid• a Volunteer, Greenhorn, Sunderland. Royal A,lelede
the etefion.-Cleall ftrongly denied having stolen the gratulated on their great moms,. for the electors and te, adopted, and that additienel notices be wetted in the Stodden. James lemon, Sunk Liebe Tender, W... 11,
'eh.- The Bench, however, fined him ss. and the value expectant electors had another opportunity of being vicinity of the bridge, iuf wining the public of the
Al' le l Le; d 1 8 1 i l' k 1 d
ice, •e, n on, cay ; &pp rm, es . on e,
the pad and fish. ous condition of the present structure, and that •
bound t igether in the cause of Liberelum, whil, at danger het ;Lipp e lin i • Rol cca, Sine beau-, Harslet, el, time r;
copy of the same report be sent to t e er 0t e dace t I's P Pea . o
ANTY COURT, Saturday.-Before T. E. P. Lefroy, Elm the repast the f ewer enjo ed a most
y pleasant time, William and M try, M•Wl11•10 ; elevereer. E es,
the rentembranee of which will stimulate them to HARBOUKIILSTZkII kINWIT.
'opts aued the South Weetern Railway Company Sunderlend ballas• • Merles WI i.ty H tl , -
Mr. Mace presented the mil...ins stetement :-" Gentle- • . . - , i • er re e.,
u ure e
f t fforts.
Ming the cost of • wheel broken while in transit men,-I beg to report to you, in imusequence of the open I•:inily. Piper, Goele ; Fernier an I Jmie, EMS.
tridents' rail VISf.-Mr. H. Symonds, Dorchester, A large o impany were gathered ic the room, Lucia& soace inside the upper staging, there is a quantity ef .1 ir r, liiii.u.ro , clay. 214- F., a Maria, Niceels, Beima;
• the plaintiff, and Mr J. K Bowen defended. beg many ladies. straw, ke, goes into the Harbour, and I would recoui- Devonia, McKenna, Load in • Lieheir, Haden. Nem
'ft said he lived at Barton-MIL The wheel Mr. R. GAERIILLL. on entering. was received with mend it to be boarded up, in order to stop any more going crude •
, Dietrich, Hart, If:anion. eny ; All ance
Aon the Uth December. He got into the applause, and be awn/anis led on to the platform, Mrs into the Harbour." Russell, Weymouth, bricks • Emma, Amides:l,
es it and found that one of its two parts Wylie aud her little daughter, end several ladies followed, Mr. LUNIME moved and Mr. Rotmes seconded that the
-By the Judge : The price of the wheel including Miss Wylie (sister), Mra Wallace, and M above report be adopted and tenders tnvited to carry the Stockholm, clay ; Joseph and Ann, Pyne Teignmiatk,
ether, Mr. Hindley, had informed him Burn, who were heartil I ed re. ito effect, according to plans to be prepared by the
ywe com , then Mr. Wylie Was same n drainpipes. 220.1-,;tell i, Seal, p.rstu,..th ; lialle.y.
loth.? under ne, as he had lose by saluted with loud and enthusiastic cheers. the corn y surveyor. Carey. Newcastle, bellast ; Laura Ann, Bells. I) eit;
tared another wheel from Kr. Hind- rising. He was accompaniel by Mr. Wallace, 11-V9ln. R. ADVRRTISING SPHIM ON TIM PM. Ciimmodore, 51ant, Louden, clay. 23rd-Egla,
t the order, for which he would Beten, Mr. Ruegg, Mr. Burns, and among those in the The only tender for the advertising sown on the Pier Hawthorne, London, clay. 250- •William ..n I Mary,
defray the expense he had been body of the room or at the supper following were:- WY that of Mr. Zilwood Milledge for £1 10s. Peeps, Runcorn, clay. 21.ith- M orning tar, Gil &nem,
Id he supplied the wheel last Rev. le Butcher WPweek Mr. T. Abbott" J.P.• Mr, W. Mr Demme reposed and Mr. LAVNIEG seconded that it Runcern; Ouse, Jewett, Glesgew ;Rninleiw, Femmes,
•te the plaintiff, who ens to Lanning,Mr. R. Limning, Rev. W. Smith, M_Lr T. J. A. be . ted. P
thy heard of it being broken, Buck, Mr. G. J. Freeman, Mr. A. Dennis, Mr. T. It. Armed to. Lendon clay • Wheatear, Wilkins, Felmouth, II ar;
what would be the Price Charles, Kr. Crocker Mr. Beale, Mr. Botcher Mr. Cooke Ald an resumer disapproved of the Co ration Clara ieiere. 'Malting, Stettin, drainpipes.
' 126. The first Price Mr. F. Bennett, Mr..B. Parsons, Mr Rolls, Kr. .1 e * " ' fibrin' ".h Pi with 1 d and adver r" Pritrr SZBBIONe,
_Thursday. -Before the Mayor, e.
The plaintiff ordered Mr. White, Messrs. CooleWoodiand; Beene, P Ves. Mb
(urine e er . . p ecar s usements. Centeis, Eart, end W. N. Weston, G. 11. Gutcle E, J.
. urc ass. The amount was so small that it was hardly worth while.
'`
it mto spend £5 in Mestere J. Dines, Burch, Bartlett, Cape Pitt, Wright, The Mews :Itis a pity you did not think of that Conway, A. Baiston, and F. Milins, Esse.
' make a half wheel Royal, Maisie K Mace, S. Wallis. G. Cbalker, Themes, before. A COWARDLY ASS•ULT. - Jo/in Cortriike ma
ten wheel and it
millwright would
• Pparrow, Gawky, Heyinan, Bartlett. G. Russell, Randall, Kr. ROBINS: Tim Pier is not such • sightly structure as summoned for assaulting Joseph Walden, on .he 170
W. Rogers Drayton, Hell, Gundry Legg, lesarmouth, to be disfigured by placards. inst.-Mr. 'free &nein appeued for the cempl einem, ani
•tly. The wheel Karen, &C. Tee numbe i
r was so great that the above Mr DlRkis thought when they invited teneers thel Mr. W. H. Dickinson, jun., for the deferelent.-The
'ethhol but old must be only taken aa specimens, h i h heart * H )
s ow ng t e y ought to accept them. ( ear, hear.
ble to do was union of classes. TIM MAIIKET HOURS. complainant sail ht lived in the Orchard, set was a
i heard cost fetiterer. Last Whit-Monday he was d min at the leri
heel ane Mr. GASILKLL did not think that elections a•e an unmixed
* . A letter wee read from Mr. Z. Milledge to the effect that
uo halm evil:the previous contest the highest number polled by the es Me Sm .
ith had given up his share he was willing to - a son nn a in mtnutes past ten ii c iie at el t,
N I i t t ' ' I k 411
~,,old bo highest Coneervative who cone forward at that time was abide by his orginal offer. when defendant creme to him and asked him
„,d ii, a little over 500. Now, u the C inset vative polled some where This wu •xeet'ed• how he liked his new master, and Wit.... 41
I for over MO at the last election, C mservatisna has increesed TIM STATI OF THE VIOL replied he liked him very well as he awe
tee in the town to the numher of 300 in five years, or else of Mr. Lovett said in August last the committee hie own master The defendant then keeled
7; the neerly_soo split vote/ the Inelority were given on the dep.uted by the Council met on the pier, and reported the him .lown, and Mter he came outside the puelich lot
plan-" We give you ; you give we. (Laughter.) They desirability of tying the two walls together by means of he was knocked down again. The cora 1 ' h
p einem t el
had to educate these/mow. to gay-. We win gat be give,, bars. The Council authorised the surveyor to order the
we will not be the thane's of any men ;we will •to con. bars and he had se. The bars had been made but never went on towards home, when he WM again knuocke
lentlonaly se we think right." Ile most warmly conveyed been used. He impressed on the Board the advisability of .
d b C tel nd th ' • h
ern y eir ri ge, a e snjunes e received wee
his friend Mr. Wylie the expression of his deep oblige- at once proceeding with the work, for if it was delayed it s° severe that he had to go to Dr. Phileots. He cote:
for having so nobly advocated Liberal principles in would turn out to be a very costly matter. not lie down i i bei for a week. - Willies
',Growth. (Applause.) Mr. Gerken wound up After a little discussion it was decided that the work Churchill, who was in company of the oomplainatt
ta extract from Dr. Arnold :-" One of those should be done. corroborved his evidence as to the unproven(
•smions of good or evil which are sro largely 111. Luenzalcs LZIAZ nature of the assault. -A. cr SI summons take
'fa Engliehmenman opportunity for so much The seal nag affixed t° the lease of hdr• 'Yoh° Senders out against Wilier' for assault was then heart
so much rising beyond the mere selfishness of for the store on the Quay. --John Cartrieg , imal the defendant and his wifi
mate and the narrowness of mere individual THE ORRAT WMITICRII RAILWAY COMPANY LND THE QUAY. came into h bl' h d d "
te pu ic ouse runk, an Mrs. (Mame'
's ; but an opportunity also foe every Mae Captain Omens made the following comPlethe :-
for corruption, for fear, for tyranny, for "5, Portland-buildines. Rut her arms round her husband's neck and said "VI
is an election, and such is all human " Weymouth, May 28th, 1880. a
o not want any --- bine sovereign, we have n er
No rail ageing these double-banded "Gentlemere-I beg to call your attention to the of Schreiber's money." Witness told the defendare d
' bemuse they have an evil handle es increasing annoyances whiei the Great Western Railway knock off all polities, &nut he said " not fOr you, ea
-ire the life of the seven sleepers, for Company are bringing upon us. The Duill&000 of trucks, -- monkey." He .hen caught hold .4 'tile
'ties of evil be taken from us when hc., for the last few Years has been so bad as to render my conplainant ani put him out of th 04
'ty of doing or of becoming good. house almost unendurable. If this new encrosehment, he • . . e room. .
vion of evil, there is no doubt vise the second line of rails which is now proceeding, be w te ne was doing so the defendant's wife came sel
inoculating for •disorder, and permitted by you. it will be impowible any longer for me scratched his face, and • general muffle ensue'. lit
-it and the feuds which now to live here. then went home, sue when retur i f h' up lei
nng or is c
entails would, if them were "1 eirnestly appeal to you to stip this second row of met the defendant, who began to querrel seam-MI
t. They solve that great metals from being laid down, as already we are obliged to cese against Care isle° wan provee, and he ine
end regulated political put up with with a great many inconveniences which are ordered to pay a fine of ss. and ceets.-The case assiet
continually increasing. I remain, &?.., William Coruna." Walden was dismiumi.
'ion with an appro. Mr. Rosales called attention to the very perious re
...,OUNTT COURT, Monde Bef 1' 'lt 1 f
y.- ore .le . e re.
encrosolimente which had been mule by the Great Western ei- -
Rsilway Cempany in laying down their tramway on the req.-Daniel Bellam sued J. 'deice fiir one mettle
mamas. After Quay. rent, -The plaintiff said the defendant left the home
•no reason why The ?ileum said it was at least six menthe age that the without giving a menthes notice, which the lefendsst
lin neck and plans were laid before the Hub .ur C eutuittoe with regard totally denied.-Jiidgment for defendant without
'b the same to the alteration in the tramway. Tbe committee gave costs.--Stephen Lewis. of Poole, r.. 1. 11, earpente.
•. Edwards their oonsent to the 'lteration, which would obviously be -Mr. Barrett a ared fue I'' 'ff Ti 'sista
ir ainti .- - le p
edidate ; a great improvement. Since then he heel been down on sued the defen IV°
dant, an engineering agent in Lone*
obasizo the quay, and seeing that the work war, not being carried f • "no
That out according to the conditions he had ordered the wmk or £l3 for four axle-Movie and other genie-
-n of to be stopped. The conditions which were contained in a defendant said the plaintiff charged him eti fa Pe
Ms- letter to Mr. Wimbla were as follows :- four axle-boxes. and they were only worth S 4. MI 10
t• "Dear Sir,-The Corporation will consent to the &harm asked to pm. the whole in 10 weeks.-Mr. Barrett ell
teen of the tramway in accordsnce with the plans already the ilefendant waa well able to pay the amount &time
laid before them by the GM. Railway Co., via, a new as he rented mayoral offices in Loudon.- .bulguient fo
'unction of the two dead rudest the eutem extremity of the full amuonnt to be mid i th • tal tits 'jail
e tram, and removal westward clear of the stetting of me da __, _, i n ree ins tue _
Pointe now existing close to the Marine limei. ys.--eredenck A. Stone r. John and Them
'hey must, however, make the foilowing conditions :- Ferree-The plaintiff sued the ulefendant for the em
t lines from the western extremity of the stook,. of r 22, being the price of a screwing melees
' wee
Abe laid as close to the staging a. the purpeses o 7 he bought for the defendauts, and which they hal
'I admit of. 2. That for this distance • guard refused to take.-Mr. Travers appearee for the test
tor the pair of rails nearest the houses. 3. That elf, and Mr. Robins fer the ilefeneatira -I.emeell
in future allowed to stand on the inner rails A' Mot Stone, J P., said at the pale ef his 000'1 r...
we.e„tietionianginibleteehentTheeenblahreinneaTionteelet4rn lie came to assiet One of the defendants came DPW
d that from this poi t
M. an n eastwerd tbe
..Msd him while he was standing in the fitting shoe ard
vs kept as clear of standing trucks as wented a screwifu machine, which was wild to E 5
'e traffic will permit." Ingram. He got Mr. Ingram to consent to give it M
eauy required this additional suing te the defendants, and witness tolul elr. Cori,,,,S•
their traffic, hut because they were the auctioneer, to transfer the account (Pm '"...'
a histead of horses. He was how- Ingram to the Messrs. Ferris. The eeuf.
ei,in.fst?ohto. find the rails were was sent to the defeneatite at Saliwg".-
t weetward end, but Mr Robi a I • 1 h I - the iemer4
li stoPPed the works, end se . ' n su ornate, tat rigram ea'
..._
. comiseueeemo. .04 been toe machine, and the plaintiff hail no debt to sere,
Mr. Travers : The transectern was net compleeee, lee
es for the Council to put Mr. Ingram hauled river his purchase to the Jere
es se anyone that the clants.-Mr. George Ingram soil he I, eight_
_esteem
• for their traffic, but things and transferted them at the sale. n'T,7,
must not forget the Ferris told him that he instructed Mr. St oe to 5."
tbe machine at the last bid-Mr. G. Curtis. sr
.cs fe
Meth, had Oyer' tioneer, said Mx. Ingram haul bought the omen
va.hoarrd ontth. i,x; £a), and they received inetructiens to tran.fer
aiva t''
elly owing to the defend tote for £B2 10•• -Mr. Curtis, jii,n. cop.
berated this evidence. -Mr. It bins quote° •
• t se"
~,..ee. had where there must be acceptance and recem e ,
• distent this cue they immediately sent beck the mete:4.
Man at soon as it was received. -Vealict fie de tame •
metes out c nits. -W. Hopkins e. Samuel Cobb _Le
sown £l, being the price of a load ot coal.-ele neer;
_ appeared for the defendant. -The plaietiffs eure.e.
' dad not know how many Coble there were le 14 .5-0
but he was sure the defendant's sons were the,l.,.
various times for oostL On the sth of Aueuse 1;
et son came for coal for thrashing. hie w,g. of
A was not any other item.-eamuel 1. e`e.„,‘
'cl been asked four years ago to pay this sts7o
always refused te pay for them as tb,ey boa
med.-The defendant's !On MAW& litoon
hat he was employed with his cart ett...j...
le 611.1 could not bays been for ee••7,o
Mfendant.-The plaintiff : Hate sou'essi
el 2-The Judge : No, you ouil„ht mart
en it wee first dispense-el'. "-_„sel
for the sum of Dell 12s. 6.1. for ge"-m
takes paid by him oo e elVgael
s the delsnidant, and whets
t, ,
amber, up to which ula 01,.. .
el to him so purchasee
_O,
he plaintiff, &nil Mr. lleeeer
'once wag that the r *6;e);
wee no artmeme°"e Abe
-The Midge belumm
for the ri___,,, • .0
im fOr 6 P"-id9r
‘red for tbe to
receieed,,,,ehl ler
twee ""s- de
%etas"
Ile so
\