The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24 00:00:00

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Ilatarday : Bofors T. IL p. Wray, I.q, juice.
The badasas soalisbal .1 48 onsfaal plaints,6 Judge.
neat P/Ml2lOOlllllB, and ass equity plitiet ; ixtt the hitter
was maim' adjourned by mutual oososat.
Ard v. Shits.—Q•itn tor ELS 74. leer potatoes.
Yr. Howard appasrod fa plaintiff, sal Kr Wslaford
for difsodant.
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Plaintiff rested • pima of potato greeted at Wyke of
defendant; bat it was not paid for am promptly a•
defendant °how sad oboe the potatoes were it to
dig, be had them removed to hie own none and refused
:esieedethont ap. Bo and plaintiff, who added that he
It eves sovetesaness that masa the &Indent
to Imp the rotates& 13e mid pt Potato ground
elsewhere U he required it He never west to It,.
Was altar Ike potato's had bees removed : but be net
him and taa him that if basest hls(pislnlirs) Potatoes,
he wield seed the mow. Mr. Mow LK not offer to
bay bin potatoes ; bat be tboaaid bo vat pin to bort

them for nothing (laughter) ; altogether there were n
buthele. Had spawn pdatoil ea Farmer Mose'. lead
for 14 poem
In "ewer lathe iedge,Plalatiff said he did not dame I
par for the potatoes before they were take. awl?' Is
1869 he took up Lad gild tea seeks before he paid the
lint.
In reply to Mr. Wetelar4 plaintiff said he kuow
defendant had taken potatoes belonging to spotter
in in.
Mr. Howard, add the land wed let for • crop of
Potatoes only, and three who routed it were allowed to
keep it till the crop of roktoos erss pot off.
Plaintiff yes soiled sad said defendant bad 10 bags
hula:lin: to him, some good. and others bid; he only
charged defendant la. each for them. They were not
obliged to put straw in the sweets of the bap to pre-
vent the potatoes from (ailing out.
Mr. IWwerds WU canal to o lettuce ; but he add hi
1 bad oil math to the Court with the intention of gig-
ig aayavidenes
iii.Honour It is dingerous to come la—(a laugh).
Mr. Idwards, however, mid he had taken potato
ground, and the eustom wee for the farmer to wend in
o a S enn
amnautautrty th:eigh, and
wthohadeeedhtetildl"upd, acaulcoutabte.i.
H.
never keew ofmet bele.g pad till the crop was raised,
arid be never knife Mr. atone to Tundra payment
tbr
eb°;:eiblds. P"Gu w
rent ten ortetelP• H.vedahyismase uld
ftelfAbheopolLeseP."
wore 414. Some Jeers ego he had a disturbs:no with
Kr. Stone about emus Mato... Mr. atone overcharged
him on • (unclog witannt.
Welsford then eddreseed Ella Honour for
defendant. and sebmitted that Mr. Stowe. agreement
was that the rent Would be pail before the potatoes
were token up. His client had taken up the potatoes,
valued them, and pail himself the rent.
His Hobour : It is aver, dungeon,' thing to pay
yourself.
Defendant deposed that he had lot the laud fog
potatoes for twenty year/. His agreement wag that
the crop should not be touched, with the inception of
• meal or two, until the rent was paid, and if the coop
was • bad one, he would take It, and say nothing about
the rent. He always took the potatoes home for Both-
tag. Plaintiff had been to Ids house, and he (defendant)
bad told him he should keep the potato*. until the
ground was paid for. Ile wig positive the plaintiff
went to him. (Defendant here struok the table
violently).
Ells Honour: You need not be so violent : You are
net in • publiohothe one.
Mr. Welderd : My dint is deaf, sir, and Ise cannot
beer what noise be makeo—(laugliter)
Deleod .nt, in his indigoes mid there were sew.
sacks of potato..; he sonaeured thole with • bushel
bucket, and there w .r.: 343 bedside. Thi. was does
about d weeks alter tuey were takes. Plaintiff swat
his boy three or four time to dig the rfenaad•T ; beet
witness said they were not to be di till they were
paid for. Witness due Users, and fonad • bushel and
• half. They were worth To, a seek as tikes net Of am
ground. That jeer he sold eollle potatoes it 7a. as they
game out of the fold, big and little together. When
the bags were brought bogie they were fall of holes.
Ete Mr. Howsrf ; Did nos keow that begot is. a
peck for potatoes that year, ant would swear ha did
not get that for Ford's potatoes. Did not sell any that
year at 16e. .earth, mover get more than 13e. and for
some wile ffs. 61. ; latter were pigs potatoek
By Mr. Weiderd Did not Intend to take the
potatoes to Ford LW they were paid for.
Reuben Hillier, uoder-Imiliff of the Cour , was
appealed to. and add he bed rented potato ground ten
year. ago of Mr. Stout; bet Dot more than tele*. He
paid le. Si. per lug, and the agressatht was to Day
before he bad his potatoes dug, and he did so. Had
done the same ia renting of other people. It was natal
to "call a little capper," to pay for the lend, before
the potatoes are taken away.
Mr. Weldord said he wee taken be serlwies at
plaintiff denying that there gnu so sipsolooot to pay
Lb. rent balers We potatoes were takes, sod he uked
for an adjournment, as hefted bring• death witnesses
to 0r.., the agreement.
The Judge said even lilt wort go, Mr. Weldord's
oli•nt would have no define* to as estimator tearer, for
be had no right to take away the potatoes, and imam
them into his owe pomesoloa. Of seamy Mr. Howard
would settle by allowing thereat.
Mr. Howard asseethd.

Verdt-o-ti;r-f371-riii-aotte of me witaooo
looax Elf I' SITIMONSSII.
Coabra v. Road—The parties ware a Portland.
. . . .

Judgment had been Etym.-for 4. s mcath ; bet the
defendant, • young woman In • blank fashionable' hat
with no extensive white feather. and& lami-ered noektlo,
she aould not 'say now; but she would pay the
whole order.
On promising to do so, she was allowed to go.
Marie' timig, of Portlead, v. Merino of Lengtoa.
—Hr. Howard for plaintiff, odd the defendant was •
fiaborman, and owned • share In the b at besides; he
hal lately been engaged la letting, sad the maws,
had sought a lot of lab ; but oat of obstinacy, Ide
declared he would nnt pay. In an. week aloes th•
eoinpfay shared £4 • men.
Ordered to be paid in three iastale eats : one forth.
with, in dofsult, • eommlttal for forty day,.
Edwards v. Curiey.—Ordered to be oetemlited for 40
day.. the order to be responded for 14 ditys. to giro an
opportunity of paying 10s. forthwith, and 4q. • month
afterwards.

FIR& IN NE MAWS BTRINT.

The long immunity of Witymoeth from anything like
a eerious lire had iadnoed in the minds of oisiey a kiett
of calm satisfaction that Dotting of the eon wad ever
about to happen, or if there were any approan to it,
that the saperabuoduat supply of water from the
Company's hydrants wonli be suflialeot to kink the
fire out in a minute or too after it was discovered.
Consequently, it is amid, iosoranse loneness was sleek,
people reckoning that wbat had never happened for
so many years never would agate.
But wording to the minium of probabilities, it wet
full time for Weymouth to have a fire of air irdinary
kind, and with Ike Mcnost invariable certainty that
statistios on • larse seals give the Sr. bat some, end
although the mid has been odder as muds the effete
on the town than relight have been expested, yet the
stubbornness of the fire its low redstanos to great, U
not Immense moons beetight against 11, warrant es in
laying that jf It had not been met in en extreerdiaary
manner, the damage dose moat have ben moot
frightful, probably rennin Is the derinsition of
severe' of the most important bedtime promisee
In the beset of the town. I. the southern dislike of
St Mary-greet which them slightly aoquaintei with
the town will remembar as that @Attaining the Menet-
house, and St Huy'. thumb, are the old.ostebtished
Waimea premises of Kr. Hutchings, basket-makar,
reaching right from St. Memoir/at Into lialden•street.
The front, or Mary-street pert, I. old • battles Maiden-
street part barn been rebuilt within ab:ent Li years. II
entailed • seller reading under the whole of the ere.
miles, which are three lamps high, aad the synod toot
rooms ontsinesi the front shop in 84 Mary's-street, a
shop parlour, kitchen, and a store in Meiden.street,
lets. Kr. Groves am • pork sad been shop. L melee
of cellars run under the homey ant in tee whisk iis
near the middle of the settee, (for it has eallar-reems
between it and Moryetrost, and cue room between it
and Maiden-street) ie a hearth on which a ire la lighted
Is the mornings, generally with light ships and rinse
from the withys used Is Kr. lietohiage's basieres. This
bad been dove for • loos thee without any approach to
thinner. but • fen days ago Kr. Untehinge had in a
" mow" of with's' elonMeling of about a hundred
bundles. and these were pieced in this fella, or under-
ground kitehen about seven o'olock the boy Coombe
lighted the Sr. as usual, and the ships and light refuse
surrounding meat have befeme:lgeltad, primp; by •
burning ember, sad an empty peekkei ease was also
set on Ire. The smoke poured up through the entitles,
and was perc-ived from Kr. Pidgeoo't back premier,
and buckets of water were thrown down the hey else
Informed Mho Hotchinet, and more water W" seat
pouring down, and the mamba, toned se sad metered
to stream into the caller. While this was being done,
it was supposed that the Ire was net owing, but one
the muesli of smoke became more dies% and in haste
Mr. Hems, ant off to the polio, detest for elfsetsal
aid. Meantime • Mr. J. Ones ripped *pas a port of
the door between the bask eittleg-room and the seller,
and the smoke introoliately found viol, and poured up
In a dense maim, and here lame le thoeght to ken
appeared. d speedy retreat from this place was nooses
eery, and in • to, minutes the ite would have bees
general: but the police bad arrived, Kr. Grovegb
shop had the abutters dows mid the door forded in, sad
In spite of volumes of smote *hooking all al is,
into
the house, 'Means of water were sect rush sod
Immediately the hissing of the w•ter was followed by
elonds of blue steam, easily distinguishable frraitell
yellow and brown smoke. Far • moment It a
that the Sr. was obeeked ; but the alteration was only
from the &sweat driving the tacks towards Mary.
Must, and hare the alarm waa very great. The shop
were hastily removed to the Market Hesse, and
basket., cradles, perambulatory, mid all Made of wisher
work, were pilot op. More hoe* pleas were atteehed,
sad among the drat • dae length of pipes kindly beet
from the brewery by Mr. Donnish, who &be net .very
man he weld seam headed by Mr. Fanner sad Kr.
and they all laboured Ten heavillY at the
work. The Water Company too, eostribsted • Inseth
of pipe, and Mr. 0. B. °rheumy waa early oa she
spot, with Kr. Osraett and other moo, and they also
took • foil share. The water supply was most profuse •
but some men were sent' round to turn 4 the Übe;
from branches so that the full form might pun into ghs
hydrants, and so great was th• foree that the abi
hydrants whieb by this time had arrived, and wore all
at work were abundantly supplied, sad a email river
rats down Mary-street to wanly 64 the pipet weld not
ashy it all. Two of these tremeadoes jets WKS dire•liil
from BO Mary -street, sad four from Maiden-strest, and
In the latter espeolally the erowd ooatiumed so to
segment that they began to interrupt the work by
treading on the hoes, and hindering the getting-oat ot
"kinks." Bupsrintendent seat og fey teem
help, and the onatiguard arrived, oagtalo Draw:Good , heing ,„...sot in person, asd •siroulWay of soldiers I
from the 75th and 5511, reements, nader the somosand I
of Captain 'Leokey, Captain Okunbere, mid Captain
Hammill, brought over the Ire main from the
barracks. This, however, weld sot be need
, with tea quantity of hose pipes lying aloia
the streets, uer waa It necessary ea all this Mese
heads of water were rushing into Is Imilkling, ,a4M
ever partitions and wells, sod stemming into the annex :
spec the smoking mon, 'lt seemed illipoolig• that tap ,
fire eontaioed to the spate scold It,. a Wants Indic ,
the river that poured on It from six points In ;to ig
was almost like turniag Sutton spring itself into the ; but ssory variation In the tlireetlee of Osijek; i
was followed by a fresh outburst oc Smoke, either train •
the front er bait It was new 10 teeloalt, sad the lire I
hyg boos basin se'kear sod a WM, le thekt the polio

=le get anzkleg. sad moy were the saggestions
leered. The militan were utilised by rsitleig
this to keep the gromid, which they did with Axed
beaten; bat se missy ewe the real workers cod
viloged Wieldable that they bed no Gan task to
p the plam tolerably °Mar, they. however, per-
formed their diMoolt duty with mesh whams. Al
the premises themselves tin most determined efforts
Wer• made to penetrate to the seat of th• fire. 111116581.
J. Green, lokpen, Goroett, Om ten.
Pelting, end others, 'Holzer sheered gallantly into the
Futlieut smoke, or busked Vie effort, of thee* who led
the forlorn hope. Rental times each (donde poured •p
that it was hered the pi:titheco were harbouring lb*
An. they were drenched abandently, then 100 Boors
seemed wrapped in smoke end removal of good.. we
hurried on, 0111110, Irian ;ham bunt. bens abet..
into Maiden-street, whin • isomer of the hones was
beaten out, end large quantifier takes throngh on the
roof .11k. Market Hones. Oisim thews wag an appall-
lac rush of smoke from next Mr. Pidgeon's stereo, and
Mr. B. Pidgeon, and Kr. Homey. who had bees work-
lag like true Enettrhoteri all the morning, eel to work
to remove the in damineble elle from the store. At this
time things looked very serious indeed. Mr. Dennis
had already removed hie book. mid meat* and it
bT.Pnnb"artetwoui"dt by cc
jeaulery übp....utnblio•ikibille:gykifiro.hangt
lb. ir. would
scull cod by
wed, and the domination would haws boat frightful
had thrt lire reseed on.
'To the south I. the Markethosse, and to Um north
the extensive premises of Merin. Pidgeon and Sens,
growers and wine and spirit snerchants. tin north-mat
miner of the block being secupted by Mr. Alfred
Donuts, draper and mum. Oily espersted by the
narrow arm-street, Middle St. Alban's-atrmt, me the
great enmities of Mr. Talbot, draper, tinge premises
beim the southern end of enotber of the meet isnot-
toot blocks of St Karr-swot hone. It was reekoaed
that had Messrs Pidgem's premises been ones mastered,
St. Athens strait would be fined all too 'term to
Prevent the p5015(5 01 theirs, and the extitentent that
before prevailed began to give way to a Aleut fear of
the wont regnita Steaddr Messrs. Pidgeon's promises
WWlllll34ed with water &II down the walls, ladders
were placed sealed the Market Home, and two of the
bees carried up and thence direeted down the chimarry,
nue stopping tise up-draught. The good effect of this
was WOO ONO, and although mu iu the house pertly
wlld with moiety were doing moss harm than good by
chopping boles in various plasm cod giving th, ire air,
god thus DOW and then awing it es gala, yet the steady
smothering effect of the stream down the ablainers told
surely, end the realeval of roods was enabled to pro-
m& Lots of ahem. mil other proviitose were
rensond, cod by and by., the it. to the Mier beg. to
be drowsed out, not pimply from the water pourvd so
it, but from the moonsnietion in tbe 5.11cr having so
inormeed that tbe elm wee detested in ni, of water,
and the burning witty. bong exited and drenched.
The walla and floors were Me mat to be played on. for
him of fire monies; the nutlike., sod the hobs wae
direeted them. • young nee aimed Winter dashed
Ws hand st • thick pane of glees and out it frightfully.
I. hie hut, to make a 1...• for the ji ; but hammers
and stones wen hurled at the window, and a Moder
demolished it, lotting thrown the stream, 1411 th• horns
Winn one vast Mower bath. The beds, bedding,
and other domestie goods, were got out of the hoot,
sod, as &anal, mush damage was needlessly dons.
&dates& were broken* dew. that were not in the least
.c.tly bar, boss
albroud:retzthi...l""dry..., sWerilalrebelleford"""usitiedby itiodiagdraged.."
shopped opes with no eerie', remit but Injury and
allowing the ire • shams of another outburst, which it
did, hiving obtained draught by the foolishly-made
holes. Soon lb* upper loon got so loaded with water
that It woo feared they might be stranied, tad the
water netted 001 10 stream from betimes the Mists,
and how the Sr. Gould limit all me a mane. ltd..
not suolk longer; about 19 °Week it ~fairly drowsed
out, the tam sobered Is every part. the entoulde-tog
beams of tbe roiled door weft exposed sod misled, sad
the fire expired The helm WAS in • ehresking ststo,
the root, every ft wir, every staircase, damaged by as
sad orowber. the room. gutted and stomoing. &ad
ywi nothing but the newt Img berate Tien wes a
vast took of water tailed with banst withys where Ind
been the sellers, &ad the next jib was to pimp the
Wetly OWL TIWI hermit-emits eM to work at this,
Games r

but u pump broaght by Mr.._ v. °NOW wish,
idival, and him moo* was takes to Kr. Pidgme's.
whore It. heavy thump, thump, remanded sit the after-

--lir. Hatching's le bunted for f3/0, his steed -:e-trade
in the Liverpool nre Oelee. Mr. Goodie ageat, aid the
premises in the Lew Pin OMNI, Mr. &adenoma
egret.
Too worth praise eta eisireely be given to Messrs
Pidgeon and their wesietiete. who worked with the
greatest energy, and Mr. Hervey was espeeiel'y osi-
oçisooui; be first, with Mr. Stevens, penetrated into
tbe ostler, and Mr. Roses, proceeded se far the% be
had to be savored with wet °loth wed the hydroid
citreeted on hist, to keep him from baieg saffareted or
barna
An ezepina.lon it the place shows that frogs His
wood's stainers, by widish the seller Is sobered sated
of wlthys skeet 4fr. Ile, high. bad been bath aerate far
a &steam of Ghost three or four yards.. to th 4 well
ateinet whisk wee the &replier. This was whitest a
fts ski the ke.4ll* being has' as a kloit from an free

- Hodges v. Rmistil.—Plalutiff win • feebbelooking old ifirr •The bot-sriddit
roan, and defendant appareetly io robust hoalth. Ib. Gresdase at Ms pellet, the drisolaes Wag at right
Dataadaat thagarag ha aaatg no pry ;b. had no -angles lathe stook, wide\ seemed to resell. bask • great
Err•DL distance wader lb* wasters part of the hotuia. Bed of
In answer to his Honour, he said be had no molar the stook, or towards ltaldwawtresst, was a clear ipso.
work ; hr did tim but he °amid, In th• maim, about dre yrdeecoare, tarsalaatieg artier
Plaintiff mid that defendant had 010 • yew , the gratings to llsidecotreot. The mato body of dre
Defendant wild it was his daughter's and not his. appeared to haws bees sot la the part nearer% the ire-
The ficidgo feared defoodant did sot work, as he Platter bat fartbaa bash is ta• atm, of witb7s, sad
ought. Looting at tbo Merges. is their appeeranee, above, this it was that the 6 wlr was moot horst. The
It was clear plaintiff ought not to be kind out of hi. 11-e had crept from the 'rapists towards Ile ',airs, sail
mo barot the steak on the top. Tbo prentses of course airs
Onlred to be oommltted for 28 day', the oom. utterly unlobablMblo ; but Mr. Hatoblude bee put Si
initial to be suarisadort for • fortnight, to ga,. sa his stook in the *metro of tle• Market-house, and he
opportunity of paying 10.. has maay friends aad relations In Ship town.
Eioptifr vu.m.d math at haaktg to
pay
bus,- Memos. Pidgeon'r loss wer by water sad the huts of
iog hr. the was employed. Moot. glue was smasked in • roof

over a.. ...sod part of Milord, soil the darts fall all
over that part. In a tos.roont the mater did mask
damage, sod also among Um stigan, and • fine sub of
'Minima Wing dissolved in • way not usual or pro/t-
-able the waist I\llo streamed over the greatest part of
the shop,and to the oollars it was bstworto Mime sod four
fist high. Into Mr. Talbot's @slims also nut port of the
water salt was being pospod out of the otter Wive ;
but the gloriously doe weather will msteriolly help In
drying various obroes that would otherwise bare been
ant" for coughs and adds, so that we Molt the aft.,
*Mats from thie el wining 11r• will be his hurtful thao
woro feared, prosentioss to to token in fate," will Irto;
bably make the neighbours more oorafortable.
whole culler I. sob. remitted *reproof, with iron j dee
sod Innoreto I or. Tail was derided os, at an loves-
Mon of tho partly.burat aridly smolt, by Mr. 0 13
Criokosay. at Trier for the estate of Sir Federiok
Johnstone, oa Monday morning, Is LS* promos'*: Mr.
Pidgoon, Mr. Dena* Ike. The stellar &poems to b. the
only pleas in *blab Mr. Hutchins san store withys, as
Mere is little or no yard.

POWI'LLND.
Tian in LIMIT, —Tbar band of the Portland Priem
alms, with their wives 'Ad families. and anotherlog
shoat 40, had • plowast plonla at the wely wlla‘• of
Dewily es hiday allersooo Ism. They left the Prism
St 9 o'sioalr, playlag Ittrottrit this Q:ove mad Portaso's
Kral, mad thou, talking it. 159 train, arrived at Corey
about 90 iniatites to 11. Here they played sayers'
livaly airs, (th 'school children taming out and
thaw • hearty show), and it., proessted to
of Winesbatoit HIV, where thci had dinner.
games, and a party of " Maw% halpsd to *Aa. 'way
it. bright al ternoon most pleassatly.
Law Caaa.--Oilleapp and Ilsott
Wodasoday, la the fleeced Oisert of I.,alariaar wain
at airi pnu bders Kr. BansPgo middkass
MEMOS 347. Beson. Jain wirbook Wimpy and
Edward Beajasals Scott Pied &Alum, gadm, a ie.'
14144 t it Poliond and „ °Orr places la the osantier of
Dorset mad Elliaarellit I°C.lllll reeslviag of motets for
gas/Attlee of *eel ',hitt the plaietiffs,woo ars storeisscts
in London, sent down to doleadaat es their vest, to
dispose of at the Portland Omelet Prison and othor
plata& They alleted that he failed to °sr?, out it,
seremasat he *eland late with thrtia, mad for this
brae& thcy °Lined £5OO. The dafendaat, throng his
/masa (Kum logo*. QC. sad G. Braes), delded gesh breath. mad said that, stotwithstaadior his ropestod
restoodstraaose, the Nautili failed to pro wharfage
sad other aeseasesodstion for the reeeptioa of the aoal at I
Partimad, and If any oils were wasted or destroyed it
'rut owing to their melee* I. providing that neessary ,
fasility. 'The lent loud • radio for the defeadast.
Kr. AIM was rataaaol for tltaptagisits.

SHANTRECBURY.
Sinutiss Beam op H 011164 has bees lately la.
Winded into lilafteettary Womb the favour of a
wall-known patrod of the vent They am said to be •
moss between s foreign bloodboaod sad tha Esglti
larsher. The respectable fotiabitiate. however, do not
st relish thew promo*. There la • full peek of
them, beside' three or four whelps sad • somber of
poppiee. They haat by erect, and amorally in maples,
rod or. ammisily Mon merited by night. Midair other
hounds, they have been trained to heat human gm%
end hate • specdal antipathy to petal. leeturera. dome
woks its.., a number of them were lot tom* upon a
young man who was whimsies a meeting of the larva
lohntrere Chloe, sad scarlet boated him down. Or
• late °emotion, the whole paek sot upon a rev. gentle-
sum who was lactates here, and would hays worried
his. to de itb, if he had not possessed sufloisni pia.* Ito keep them at hay. There ars variocta opinions as to 1 the reason why such dangerous animals have lama 1 latrodneed here at the present inooturs. hoop say
that it is with • view to amuse the ratable. Other;
apparently with more reason, Where that their
preasses here le in aatisipalkut 11 neat fight that
Will Probably Dos* el *ltem taro madam of the
inhabitants within the' nest twelvernentha ; and lii.
said t b. eochiently (Arrested by the owners and
feeders at these animals that the terror they Inspire
smogs timid people will go • lock; way towards die?,.!2
the minted. These hotrods ha.. not yet had •
kennel est apart for their meammodsUon, but are for
the present located in varioes parts of the Mew. ersc
of them are ortartered at pahlio-hesses, bat there
hardly • quarter of the town witheat tv !mod. Cleri
si Lb° whelp% aimareatly anderl4 may be area noel
days imaging about ems of tiel "Mal astalbliskasenis
near at. metre of thetows, sted pupPlis am,
Nowa" abort hite iskreeie. U the swears of s=l.
ersata_rm do 'not speedily revile muslin ha the%
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Plunder the promeabses hay-Ask for the parlous GC
his pony. Oe• that sespidee the farmer set
two Tomes on am welsh. and seserding en their eel.
dame they my the boy drive up thee/act to his father's
house end then go ink* Mr. ifeliter's dalry.yard whore
wag some 'holm. hay need for weeding". The bey
Gees back wish his firms fall of It ty sad pet it In the
cut and Aphis cams up. These women Dothan., swami
that the boy add to the mite "Th. women saw me
Saks the hey." For lb. &feces two +Mare's were
nailed who did not too the boy take the bay, bet owe of
these add that if he had done 10 die Gould not lure
wm. him. The other, however, stated a fact that, V
sum nently subettati+red, wood olear the sociesed,
that Aplla has • stable sloes to orceseetor's plum out
wsielt b. has bees is the habit ef 'cession bay for his
pony. The sass ageinat him rests entirely en the 'M-
elina' of the two women, end one of them
gave hoe testiinemy In a manner that lerUealedelaill
b••• learned by rote Indeed, whilst "reeling it or'
• woman Is court appar.ntly spouteassoully observed
st
h.y. ad said be a
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boy that
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stolen t ia.•
stable Although the secured elioitel to be tried there
and then, the unglatrates very properly thelinht it 11.
• in which tlio verdict of • dose's men would he
preferable, and they soot the ease for trial at tire
Saelkio 39, admitting the prisoners to bail, which was al
I once entered iota.