The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20 00:00:00

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At Yoovil on Friday, ten persons were fined 5. each for
refusing to send their children to acboo).
A a anler at Bath /act has got two niontha impri 400 went
hhuiclf for conveying a bottle a ale to a prisoner.

district. —Order made for di In • month, and 45 a month,
iseiraanla
5..«, v. Georie Poole. carpenter. Bearninder.--Clebil
Se 7.1 -Defendant, who did not appear. was aell to be are
apprentice at Mr Ilann'e, Desminster, receiving 104 • week.-
Order in de for :a Is • fortnight, and 5 • month, after-
Charles llreolkursi, Meer, Chideock, v. Renee Narovvn,
labourer, Whitehuich.— Claim £3 Its fur groceries -- idant
did not appear.— Plaintiff said the defendant was • married
tw,,. having two or three children.—lt seemed the summons
Isol been lift at • neighbours' house, and Ilis Houma eenithst
was 1,151171,15117 a legal penice.—Plsintlif said he had heard •
neirlihour of the defendant Nay that she had seen the eummone
given to him. The defendant was • farm labourer._ earning
reel SUM Moat of the goods were supplinl to debit last'e
family when he waa at Abbotabury tlehleg, as he had prouder'
P. pry when lie return...l.—Judgment given for .4 in • mouth,
and Ss a mouth afterwards.
Pere hammy, general dealer, Southetrect, Uridport, v.
1:,),5-t Hauler. labourer, of south-eta-et. —Claim 453.1; the
oririnal bill was Its but defendant had laid 54.—Defendarit
was add to be • single man In full work, and earning 15 or lie
or week. —Air there were two or three other cases against him,
Hit Honour said he would make an order for three nom'
looahnents, the first in • week, and the others fottnightly,
afterward..
/Meanie, baker, Netherbury, v. Marthete Officer, flax
ova, roam Ile 3.l.—The bailiff said he believed
the defendant was earning good wages - he had an execution
ag.•iot defendant for another debt, but he could not resin
*denier. to the house. Ile had three children living with
the others went:nom up.— Ss inn month, and 34 &month
aftersi ard..
me v. George Doris. shoemaker, Bowood.—Clalto
he 3d - As there were other orders standing agalost him,
dr lowing was ordered to pity Installitent• if Is a month.
TA, So.or s-. Eti:obeth Wails, widow, Netherhury. —Claim
14.- Defendant was said to be employed at the mills at
SAle.rleiry, end eaniing Ss per week; she was ordered to pay
sa hi a fortnight, sod 'in month aftenvards.
lewd nod shomnaker. Reasuinster, V.
Gore., Garibaldi Inn, Ilellport.—Claim 13s 9.1 —Defendant
lad tarns' to pay half of the debt nest Monday, the other half
In a f .rtnight. —ilia llononr made an order for three instal-
mode, the fleet hi be paid oil Monday.
.b,hn liallett. baker. Iteaminster, v. William Cole., labourer
c00...We Court. Pulham.—Clitint lba—Defendant said he
....um Imy ',learnt in a month, but on being told that the
not+ were is GI, he said he could not pay the whole of It In
tint time. and an r tier was made for Os in • fortnight, and as
• eubeequently.
Meer Cartia,l,..ot and shoe maker, Bridport, v. Vire/foie
Major, lately of West Road, yos..mlobiiry - Clain Ile 5.1.
Defendant did not appear.— Plaintiff said the defendant was a
tiacle woman, and was now living at service in London. She
war • dorneraie servant in the town at the time she Incurred the
Ii e which had heen owing about two years. She had told
the bailiff when he served the Nimmons that "Mr Curtis
-could have to whistle for his money ."—Order made for 22 Oil In
a fdrtioght, and is fal • month after that.
The SMNI. e. George 11e...10rd, labourer, Eype.—Claim
13, iii -.Myrna said he had asked defendant for the money,
and he had peeesseed to lay.-4s in • fortnight, and ts smooth
aftentarde.
The Snot, v. Georr Guppy, labourer, llothenhampton.
claim 50 2.1 —Phdutiff uthi he had summoned the wrong
tenon, hut had not found out his mistake till that morning.
It was • brother .4 Geonre Guppy who owed hint the money
korge appeansl, turd applied for ealenefe for ion of time ; he
s ed by Mr Patten, and should have to loft • day's
with in nmeequence of attending.--Ile was allowed to f3l.
The Some v. beet Wekh. —Claim ss, balance of • boot and
she aceount—Defetelant eras e•hl to have plenty of work, and
an onler woe nude for is In • fortnight, and ea • fortnight
aftenearde
The Mote, v. John Readall, pensioner, liottery.—Clalm Ile.
- Plaintiff said defendant had eald he would pay at " quarter
day, but he had not done so—dc in a fortnight and 44 •
month oubsequently.
The grow v. Joey* baciA, groom, Allingtort—Claim 13s Gdfur ,
boote.• Plaintiff said defeodant had agreed to pay 20 a
sek alien helical the hoot*, but he had not raid myth rig yet.
ioler made for four monthly instalsactits, the first to be paid
in a fortnight
John Mow, Po. Mock, v. Jose Parry. sawyer, Wander-
- ' lain. I's sd, for groceries. he .-Monthly Instalments of
I. the lint to be paid In • fortnight
.140 Goorpq, baker, riouthatecet. v. William Guppy,
Idsoirer, Sow lostreet —Claim 1.1 Die Gil for bred supplied.—
Iherselaiire wife Sappeared, and said elm natty owed lea.—
Plaintiff had his bread book and would not give it up.—
Plaintiff pnalueerl the bok, and Paid defendant's wife hail
lit night the hook to be made up, sod had not *Mee applied for
it Ili+ Honour, alter cssminiug the book, which Mee Guppy
probated wee not here, add he bad no doubt but that the
money was owing - could she lay it—Mrs Guppy said her
binhand was a ganiener, hut he hail the water and heart
disease, no that be could not do more than a day
.0f two`e work
in a week. She arel her children were now starving and
naked.'' and she toll not pay moic than rid per week. —ln
an.a., 1., Hi. W 00..., she Mel she hut two sung at home, one
11" years .4 ace-- the other • little younger. hut they did no
work.— Ills lio 1111 l if tol.l her she ought to be abutted of herself
for loorinti isi, lore that age in idleinsre.- She replied she
void get nothhig for them to ,lo.—Onler mule for 30 • month.
IAo Go.rr., v. Thomas Swith, miller, Behlport. - CIAIM
ie. 51 -Hall .4 the debt in a fortnight, the other a fortoifflil

Somtrottsbirt.

MR. J. C. COX AND MIS RKSIGNATION.
The.Sherboras Journal in noticing Mr. Cox's letter states
as a remarkable coincidence, that whilst Mr. Cox's letter
of rcsiornation bears data Juno 30, his conduct, in wribog
the letter to Mr. Mayor. had be!ma brought before tho
lord Chancellor on the 11th, aUI his lordship at one: pro-
- invontigate the case.

CAEMNAL MANNING'S CONVERSION.
Canlival Manning, referring to the place and time of liis
conversion, gives us to understand that lie enterel the
church of St. Louis a Protestant and left it a Catholic.
lie say.: Blessed Sacrament was exposed on one of
of the alters, probably for a novena. Nothing could be
more simple; some candles were lit., the clergy were in
situple choir habit a kneeling upon the ground ; there were
a few of the faithful in the save. There was a great dis-
tance from this to tie Pontifical Mikes of St. Peter's, but
it was God's monment I felt in the bottom of my heart
a mysterious commotion, half light, half attraction, and
for the first time in no life it seemed to me that perhaps
here was the truth, and that there would be nothing iin-
pasible in my one day becoming. • Catholic." It must
hare been very easy to convert him if this niystic fancy
did the work that reading and argument could outdo.

Altermanls
Warbia, Allington, v. Bob. et Hawker. Garibaldi Inn,
Itri.ll,ll. Claim es GI, for • bedstead sold to him by ',landfill.
-Four monthly Instalments. the first Inn fortnight
mummer SUSINOSSIII.
Lo;frlo, fleaminater, v. James Happy. hurts
dealer. Itinlamoregate.-Ilie orivinal 'debt was CS. C.l lOs
of alio+ had hewn paid - Defendant did not appear -Plaintiff
wii.l he had had a great deal .4 (ruble with the defendant ; he
had no goods, but %had with his son, with whom there seemed
to he a ronienlent amingement The chit,, was for nioney
1. nt ; rut ry thee he (plaintiff) threatened proceedings, the
.1.4..i5h0d Ulm's, or else that he had recently lost •
“Itilitte 11.41 e or esoil—(latightea The order atandiog
ar ' t hlnt was lea a month.--The bailiff mid defendant
1,4 been h. prison li' shill: ho. had had a good deal of trouble
with Min.-Plaintiff added the defendant had called on him •
h a dais aeo, and f.,111001 1., s) In • month, but th Was
•,,,Iyit Idlest- Ilia llosmur made an order for conimittal for 40
.104, If los was not told 1., a fortnight ; if defendant 411.1 not
te. p up monthly pm envoi of the same amount, plaintiff could
*els' him to primn, for to days.-The bailiff sidd there Wad no
40..1.1 now loit that defendant would keep up his pm men's.
II H 1110. furnltiire dealer. Southwtrect, liriilport, v. Jahn
IT,kera .Ik4endaet liad poisoner.' to lay the amount to-
m-rpm, and plaintiff sisktd for wn adjournment, which Ills
Honour granted.
TA.' S. .H.Aert CAiet.-Plaintiff eal.l he lia4l eold deice-
doll an art it in .4 funiiture ho. 1.2; be. however bed enneented
to tat e 1 hack at 300 and defendaet had promised to psy the
notaisitig RH al I" per Week.
• R.Jeeet :mire, baker, licandnater, v. Ih4P•rt Kerley, labourer,
--ti diii 17a-liet, intent mid he c0u...1 not pny yet, but he
w.aild pay 40 l..morrow week, and ts • rumith afterwards.-
li:_reed to.
Albert Carrie V. Swaffiebl.-- Chic, is ed. -The original
ord. r ass re prr novith. but it tel reloreil to 20 per month. as
41.1.11.1anea Wife sai.lahe could not Inv 01.5 inure.
TA. tine v. Hanka •a, labourer, Allington.- ClaMi
fI 2o Committal for 40 days if an nod:dawn of Is was not
toil In a foetid/Id, aiol 111 afterwards
The v Smith 11111 Lane. -Clalni 130.-Com-
mittol for ts days ; order suapended for s fortnight, fur pay-
no eat .4 2,
.P. ITarbartan, ohm makiv. Nottiroonbo, v. Dorhain.
I .hour. r, id the mine plam.-elaini 17.0 I...Comnilltell for Shi
if an Instalment ,401 WILS not paid In • fortnight.

EXTRAORDINARY RITUALISTIC DISCLOSURES.
Ono of the secret publications of the Confraternity of
the Blessed Sacrament guild has fallen into the hands of •
correspondent of the treelern Daily Mercury. It is entitled
" The Intercession Paper of the Confraternity of the
fiscratnent of the Body and Blood .1 Christ," and
was found in a Ply th church beside a volume entitled
" Preparations for. and Thanksgiving after, Mass." The
book is one of a monthly series, and laws date July, 145,
so that it is the most recent number issued, and contains
petitions for every day in the month. Among them are
prayers forth, dead and thanksgivings for people who have
been "enabled to enter upon the religious life." Besides
the list of prayers and thanksgivings, there is • tabular
~tatement given of the wards and superiors of the guilds.
These names have never before been Oven to the public.
Several den-linen whose name-, appear have found it con.
venient to keep their connection with the guild secret
Among the superiors are the Revs. A. IL \Vaguer,
Brighton ; .1. C. rearm, Exeter ;0. A. Jones, St. Mary,
Cardiff ; and F. Howson, Morpetk.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1875,