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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1873.

DOROHNITIa.

Tan HonDuna finnvivollenlic.—We bear that there
are no lies than 53 applicent" for the otScie of Borough
Surveyor of Dereheeter, all with famous testimonials—
if they were only worth notles.
SUNDAY SCSOOL Teeay.—The children attending the
Congregational Sunday School, acoompaoled by their
tachers and Moeda were conveyed by "areal tin n on
Weds's,lay, to Frampton Park, which had been granted
for the da)'s Naiad," by the owner, Mr. K. B.
Sheridan. Here various sports and games were induired
in during the afternoon, when to. was partaken of, and
thoroughly enjoyed, after what' Uts autueentents were
continued till about eight o'clock, when preparations
were made for the homewerd journey, and ell salved
safely about ten. Ainooset thoee peacoat during the
day were—the Nev. T. Naive, Kr. M. tavenleb, Mr.
Hannah. Mr. Potato, Mi. Pouney, Mr. Fenner, ko.
Tun WIATILKIL —rho fallowing is our meteorological
report:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

MURDERED BY MISTAKE.

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A young womm named Jouelot hag jairt bean mar•
tiered by aletake la the Pelage d'Austerlits, our the
Lyons &Uwe, Stattoo. Two men Galled at aboet
sieves in the evening at a lodging-houee in which eh.
was cmployeki se a storrant, and onset them &eked her
to go up to the room of a f.atal, who lived there to
tell her to come down and spank to him in the emit
Bhe dii each. was dihiret. sod aa dooomeing on bar
intern wilco this man, teL b.ln,t able to diclagnish bee
I, the clerk. sad thinking it was the °tiler Tromso, who
appears to have been hi. taist-es., attacks i ker .3 the
stain, and knocked wither brains with& large hammer.
The criminal is en eogine-Stter as Ivry, n.zel
Poriolion, avid 33. He wee immediately mooted eel
taken to pritoo.

KILLING MR. GLADSTONIR—IN PRINT.
George Wnts,i v.a eherged cißow-street, on Friday,
with obtaining 31. from Mr. Hawldris, of Bedf ,rd•
snake, by fake pretenema Hestia' • grist nefee and
excitement in the pure at ten o'cloek on Thuredey
eight, Mr. Hawkins went down, aid heard the twisoner,
who was ieUij the Mode, shouting " Meth of Mr.
Gladstine " I rushed dowel (the ',itemised) although
pertly undreamed, end found • large orawd assembled in
the street, where the prisoner was kill shouting out the
same news. I went up to Mee end esti& " [sit true ?
Do you really memo t 3 soy that Mr. Gladstone, the
Prime Minister, Is deed T' He replied, " Tee, it is
true. He dropped down dead this evening, in the House
of Commons." I then gave him • Id. for the paper, the
Giode, but he said, "The pries is 31, owing to the
extra dereaud." I desired my son to pay the extra 2-1,
and be did so. The witness weal on to esky that..
looking through the paper he found that It did not eoci-
tain • Roe upon the subissit, end be returned to the
square, where the primmer was still making the mune
annoutkieutent sod selling his papers. The erowd hal
grimily leo:named ; the dears and window' In the Nuke
were open lit ell directions, end there was erste exam-
moue. The prow:auto/ thee give the prisoner Into
custody. Mx. Vaughan said It wee quite time that this
abotnioab'e pretties of selling papers by (maddest sod
eeusztional announeerneek of tbia kind in the open
kreota was put an end to, sad be contrultted the prisoner
for tidal by way of public example.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

_ALLEGED PERMIT BT A !MANAGE PJLICIIIIAE.

William James 11.41, peke omstable, was indioted for
petiory, st Wareham on the 24th June and the iith
Joly.
Mr. Murat, instructei by Mr. R. N. [Toward, of
Waymou'h. appeared for the prow•cutioo, and Mr.
Collins for the ildindant. The la.ter was st first
sheent.

_
Mr. March said that he wet about to make an applica-
tion that the .Lnul I he postponed to the next
"air:* hut he did not wish to wake t',.. application se
the •haeLso of the pa-oiler's °sunned, and Mr. Calais@
wee Dent for.
The r.oi .r ale, then append, and pleaded not
guilty.
kir. March risen lead. Li. appliaatloc. He amid that
Otettf fr woo before the jiwttoce only the day before
yes,erdey, at the usual petty *carious et Warshaw.
Th• pet jar 7 wee alleged ta be enownitted et In,. hear ••••
of • summot• on the 2lth June and Bth Jai,. Mr.
March then stated the eirconisiaeoe, of the cme, whisch
appear tinier our Wareham Petty &twines bead.
Mr. Collins urged that the prosewitiou • twilit to be
✓eady with thaw; case, and the prialuer ceul.l not stay
is the polio. force with such • charge hanging over
b .m.
The Judge raid It would be great it indica to the
• prosecutors to force on the triel, when they wore not
ready wilt their evtlanoe, oonsi teeing that the prneeed-
loge bid only been taken so lately.
wen Lad raid tb• pretending" had not been
commeneed 49 hours.
Mr. Collins urged rather kwribuidOwaly that the woe
ought rot to be or) tcrzted, and stated that the Chief
Constab's of Dorset t.ld Irin that by his Inetrootione
he c-ni.l allow lb men to remain on .Isty in the
fora* wi•ki such. shaige banging over 11w.
The Jo I T..en let in., t-il the Chief Constahle he
doe. Lot hr,. Lie duty. And let me he I al the
•uthorvice. whose., they may be, th tt if they treat
this man et'le rel.. than so en innocent man until the
charge ia h ••r i, they wit be guilty of the greatest
passable irjnalcs' and w.II subject themselves td as
amnesties which I will take care ahtil I:rt preferred
against thew. Mr. Collis; I cannot net; you soy
mere.

Mi. Collins bowed to the decision of bls Lordship ;
he only sighed to excuse himself personally for stole
pertinacity with which he had argot d the point.
The Judge sail he would take oar." tiler., should not
he soy litigant', eoxis the prisoner. He would not ask
for bin, but b.nd him over In big own reeoripcsnove.
Tim irleonsr was bouod over In his own reg Jon anon
in 40.. to appear at lb. next &M.'S'S.
This ended the anises
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

I /IBITZLIMINT.

waiwn Fox, baker. 37, waa indicted for emla sslog
pm and 241 and 9,. 41, remised on arc ,ant of Jamas
1,,a MT master, in April, May, and Jane, at
po,aington.
Flooks-Woodforde prevented, and
defended.
!dr. Woodford., said the prosem.lion w. Did withdraw
the second Indictment for emhosa:ing b. 91 cua 3 aly 5.
The orisonor Let: plo.ded guilty ti the ..ther charges,
and Mr. Collins mkod the Judge to t.lro a uTernifol
view of tho c. •11 prisoner woo • MArl of respeot-
ab:e Lankly, hot it eeemed that the etnb. eal.m.ut had
be,n commiel by Lint whim he hai had too much to
drink.

The Judos. said the pilsooer tel born consisted on
his own c.i.f. Won o! snub rs log sue. of money belong-
ing to his employer. Hs hoped t` at irom Kleiner
having withdrawn his plea of not guilty. It., beg
repratrd of hi. (aide wbteh was agorssateg by the ek..
cumstsr.es that the person whose money be had mad*
away with was the man whose bread he was eating.
lis had eves, wish to &al leniently "vita the ;Aeons,.
1, had been sutor•sted that be had committed tim
drones soolsr the Ind cone, of drink. if that was the
owes he (the Julgel truitssi he would abstain in future
from tvtrythlrg swami:dog that °zees/ which lad to
the c,mousalou of crime. Be sizoill pass the very
lenloot !Denten/to of imprisonment tar a 1-.rtnight with
bard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

BTICKL LND

Tan Agricultural Labourers Union held a meeting
under the to.. in our village, on Thursday. the 241 h.
About 50 pIR4OIIII collected. and were addressed by Mr.
Wivimore, the delegate, and an old labourer of the
village. Several [lake map were snag.
1.0.0. T —On Wednesday, Jely 23, the "Hop. of
Stlckland" lodge of 1.0.0. T., held a fsstivaL Al three
o'clock a promesion vu formed to the number of 66
members, attended by the Good Templar braes band,
which paraded the villaes and want to Houghton and
Quarlatone farm. At Jive o'olook a public tea meeting
was held in a fteld (kindly lent by the Rev. W. Churchill),
to which 163 sat dowr. A public meeting wag after-
wards held, when the Rev. W. J. Rogers, D.0.T., and
Kamera Kate and Hallam gave eddreasw. The meeting
was well attended. The band played selections of
muds during the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

HAY AND STRAW.

SMITHFIELD, T111:1151)4T.-Witli • brge supply
of hay and straw on lime, traue wan quiet, and inferior
kind. ratter easier in 'sloe. Prime bay and clover,
however, remain unchanged in price: Prime old clover,
Fies. to 105.; new 81.. ; infers r, 60s. to 70..; prim*
meadow hay, 80.. to 88.. ; iatenor, 50i. to 70.; and
straw, 345. to 44.. pet
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

bear, from hir. Blurt). Hs did not believe that evil
landlords in this twenty showed such a good spirit ka-
yam of very gnat magnitude In Dorset, for most of the
wards their landlords that they to ears to keep the
game Willin lertmate bouods but there are a few
landlords who keep game in • most extravagant way—
(applatt•e)—aiad he did not mean for one moment to
shield them from the reprobation to whioh their con-
duct fully untitled them—(apple.). With regard to
cottages he ;meld Imagine a very much more nnenviable
position them being • Meant of Mr. Sloth's: he had
friends who were In that position, and hoped they
would son thine there for many year., but he was quite
aura the farmers wished to put good labourers into
their cottages and to keep them in repair. He
suggested whether • little misuaderstanding did not
often 1111/0 between landlord, and tenants who was to do
this or that—bit of thatch, a few spars, tar twine, kn.,
▪ ariv,oated a strxightforward agreement which
ghoul lb. acted up to by both partisan He urged the
linP"ftwon gonti collages, sa)iu g it marsh% be
depeo.led on that a bad college meant a bad labourer—
(egoistic).
Mr. 11. MATO also responded._, and thought cso!tages
should always be repaired before resort to tar-twine
Was MIMI Cal-- (lanahttr, and sr plau...d
The CLIIIIIM tit then proposed "Ott next merry
mooting.' He hoped they had all had a pleasant
meting; be was quite sore he bad, and he felt much
batter and lighter to his miud and conscience for ha vi.tir
oome amotget thrill and ,00ken kis mind openly .aud
friao'y. Ho °mild not auffiatently thank Mr. Oenge for
having sums forward as a man and an kinglisSmato and
said that whic4 i.e might have dote In a nasty snealtiog
way behind his bash. He thaakedtheia all farther tired-
ness to him, and hop .1 that if Ise were present at their
next anniversary they might LIT@ 11l plesestut • meeting
—(applsase).
'fito Party Wm broke up, shoal nice o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

PAIiK3TONL

Cinema —rho return match omen's the Pariseen•
end Uytchett °babe took Otos on Tuesday, on the
ground of the letter, nod again resulted to favour of
the Perkstene, beating their oppeeeste in one Innings.
Mr. Dowding en the nazi of Perkstone pertiouli•ly
lingui.eil himself by [leering many wickets, and
augmenting the soon I. • ommaierable *Coat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

BRIDPOIIT.

TEM 1311/DPOIT WATZIWOISI OOMPAItY.—Notiou
have been reeved to the different landownere and
occupiers over whose property it is propeeei tint (mo-
dels pipe. shall pow, miring them to dealers within
terectpone days the menet of emapensation they
require for the lead neemeary for this purpose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

WOOL.

Tho insist daring thu week has been quiet, bayo's
haviog supplied thole immediate wauts, many
them being also busy velth the Colonial Wash yales in
London and Ea; lcdia ebitl at Liverpool. Trade,
however, Poems healthy, and milli • eat f money aod
good harvest proaptuta wo nay, we think, look for a
revival of activity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

DEATH Or LORD WOLVERTON.

Lord Wolverton died on Thursday morning, shortly
atter six o'clock. The cleansed peer, orcv-6 Can
Glyn, first Boras Wolverton, woe born In 1797, wee
alueoled at Westminster, was partner Is the *ell-
knows banking firm of Glyn, Mills, Carmel. and Co, a
Oommissieear of Lieutenancy for the city of Laidess,
sad a Governor f Harrow School, ks, H. sot for
Kendal in the Lower HOLM for twenty-one awn, and
was emoted a peer on the 14th Dasember 18E9 lie is
riseasecied in the peerage by Mr. George Orenfell Glyn, the
Parliamentary fleoretury te the Treasury, and "whip"
of the Liberal party In the House of Commoos. a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

WEYMOUTH.

Col.tduar Igoosniog.—tin Saturday morning the
Esplanade and St. Toombs street were startled from
their propriety by the spirited pounds of • braes band
played with more than sormson liveliness. Everybody
reamed out, sod, behold ! about 300 Ems, with their
wives end families, roarebrad In grand prooessiou down
St. Theme. Street, at • rattling pees, amompsnied by
an unusually smart band. They marched, almost at a
trot down the lest street, op St. Mary street, and
theme down the Esplanade again, the pees being so
good that only the stronger men remained in the
prooemdon. Lush wore a dub bine Mend on hat or in
button-hole, sod the ear piusli immediately adjudged
them to be Good Templar* her. for an outlet. Hat it
was not so, by the tim• the Mostly band sad the rapid
walkets bad rearrhed Hank Hones, they moderated their
speed • little, and we were able to gather that they
were abutt 300 of the werkpmple (with wives and
I undies) °entwined with the Vobstsr quarries, Somerset,
and the remarkable bead was that spirited newly-
' formed ono, the Leigh-on-Mendip Brass Band, led by
listik-caluter Butting, sod numbering 14. It seemed
the holiday treat was given by their employers, and
they started about • quarter.part live in the morning,
from Vobiter, in 12 waggons, and arrived at Fronts
about twenty minuses 'pest eight. Hume they left
by train, and arrived at Weymouth about 10, when
they and their band stirred up the tows pretty eon.
, /Adorably, se we have started. A good many, perhaps
I moat of them left by the Portland stetmer for a trip
uros• to the Isle of Stmt., sod were ecilLui by the
groat hove of stone and other fresh things they saw
there. They were to leave Weymouth about eight
' °Weak that night.

WHIPPING Convioga—Two tourists hal three
dozen at the Primo on Saturday last.
Ten STOIC DUDS Inuit be in • pretty good state,
for we understood that for some time past about 40
waggoo loads per day have best mot off by railway.
This keeps budgies' lively at the station, at • time whoa
pamerager traffic to doll.
THI Glove SCHOOLI.—We learn from the annual
report of the Salisbury Diocesan 13mrd of ilitioatiou
that to Miss Annie Jones, &book:snares', and Sr. S.
W. Moore, lata matter of the above taboo's, have bout
awarded gratuities for somesdal teaching, on the
results of the Late examination i eonuestioo with to.
Hsi Scheme. We also soils. that J. FLOW lithe Int
'milldam among the boys, and A. Hardy, the first
osoclidet• among the girls, both from Um miliciola.
Coosiderlag that there were in all 1315 candidate, from
• great number of @Mum* Nis speaks very oredit•bly
on behalf el the tesel_era
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins DAY.

About two thousand z.o.e sad Fame atimbor of
foreign beasts. Tridgerrair. Priors too Nom higher,
ranging front four and eispgront to six and foorponee.
About tfisofY fire thousand shoos. Market more
animated, at flys to gin and rooming*. Wats tom
to eight akilliags. Osiris qulot, at last wask's ratio.
Ilgs unaltered.

SATURDAY'S CORN MARRBT.
DORCHESTER, IllaTtraD•r.— Smell aupply of wheat,
sad good demand, at late rates, Mt to 63.. per lot-
perW qr. AU lere meld postale get mattleloot to taut
their Imola Forolga oboe* *old freely at late rates.
Grinding barley Is. per qr. dearer. Oats, beams, and
peas at lut week's pilaw
_

THE COUNTIM 1/1161WENTWATER.
The Canter Derwentwater, who has been woe
maths In Newcastle gaol, ucder an order In hank.
ruptoy, was releaser thla (Mender) moraine, no opposi-
tion to her release from prima Wog offered.

MR. FORSTER AND THE EDUCATION ACT.
Ths Right Hen. W. E. Forster presided at the open.
lag of the new schools erected by the London School
Board, In Bethnal Green, this (Monday) morning. The
Right Hon. gentleman mid the ratepayers might feel
the burden now, lint it wee comparatively light, and
t, won' in the end bring • good result. His full belief
VII that is they went on In the practical work of
getting on school., and filtirg them, FO would the
theortticel diMoulties et which they had heard to
much, In and out of Parham-M.

MURDER ANI) SI'l• I,)E NEAR WARWICK.
On Friday the aroner for South Warretok.hire held
an inquest open UN bodies of Frattak Snotor Huldtiet.
aged 73, an Joseph Fa.ions. erred 41. They wet,.
baohtilots sad seornan.int..re, end lived by themselvn
Iso bow. at Kluges/nod. near Werwlek. Without sty
provoostint or garrel, Persons walked quietly into the
house, took s goo, at, I deltberetely ehnt 1111.1 rick
through the head, killing him latently. Pereons then
reloaded the goo, and, after three fruitlea attempts,
shot himself, the waged proving instantly fetal. The
Jury feared verdicts of " Withal murder " and
idulaido."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

WAREHA M.

Tam Right Hoo. Lml Rl;;;;—a'ad Mr. J. S. W. 8.
S. Wax, ILP, receive donations to the Tiebbaree
Deimos Food.

_
llooday au slam of the Wareham
C.C. west to Ringwood to pity a matob with the ebb
of that town, ant our lapel orisketers woe the match
with 11 runs to spare.
ligsesp WITHOUT • Sunday evening
this doors of the Congregatioosl Chapel is this town were
aimed by the desoons, there being no minister to
*Sedate. It appears that the Rev. Mr. Newton left
the town on • visit to Bruton. the piens of his ministry
before owning to Wereham)• ereolt Mese, telling one
of the demons to pay • supply whieh he would send.
Hr. Newton, however, did not give the name of ths
supply, we oommunieation with him wee impossible.
However, so supply turned op, sad Kr. C. Selby,
daemon, pretended with the morning ferrite. In the
evening dm chapel was elated as above slated.

WARILIIAX fi&rrit—B—antoa.—:-i-m—asTting Of smile
trate, and others interested in the improvement of the
Booth Bridge, was held at the To.. Hull on Tuesday
afternoon. There were present—The Mayor of Ware
bons (Mr. Pantos), the Rev. Prebendary Bond, Colonel
Maned, Kr. W. C. Lamy, Mr. Wilke:, Mr. Danielle,
Mr. N. Said, Mr. G. Bond, Mr. Freeland !halter, Mr.
0. Burt, Kr. Pike, Mr. Selby, Kr. Marsballeay. and
others. The oseetteg sonsidered the scheme of Kr.
Ream, the cmuoty surveyor, to widen the bridge on the
seat lode; and same to the conclusion that as the
bridge now ptojecte over on thet side • foot, it is in-
expedient to add an extra 100 tons of memory, and
that It would be mesh more satisfeetory to used
the foundations and widen the whole bridge six feet.
Ttim would oost about onethl,d more then the other
*shame. A letter wa• read from the Bari of Bldon
expressing regret that be oonl4 not attsod, and offer.
lug to give the lend necessity to wide. the bridge as
Ira) now suggested. Tbe dangerous cater* of the bridge
a• it is at present —the grows of It being so high that
approaching vehicles mass* be sem, and so narrow
that carriages and *site seamy wall pass, was getterally
remarked. The following welie appointed a oommittee
to oonfer with Kr. Ream :—The Bari of Won, the
Rev. Prebendary Bond, Mr. Pike, Mr. Burt, and the
Mayor of Wareham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

BLANDFORD.

TEA Tbunday an easelliant treat was
Molly given by Sir W. and Lady Marriott to tin old
peon' and ohildren of the parishes on the estate, In tin
grounds adjoining this mansion. After tea tint numinous
ammemonta provided were nisoh enjoyed. Among the
amistants at tho tea and afterwards wore 81 W. mid
Lady Marriot, Mrs. sod Mime. Smith, of tin !tutor
H0t159, Um Mimes Masud.ld, ko. King's quadrille kand
was einnsed for the oecosion. . . .

AOCIDIXTS TO CHILDWIL-0/1 Saturday • little girl,
aged eight years, &Dieter of Mr. Reed, we merchant,
Ballsbury-street, was playing in bar father's yard with
the servant. when ohs fell bookweris, and broke OW of
her legs. lit. Danielle was seat for, the bone wee set,
and the child is going on favoarably.—On the followitig
morning, Elisabeth Arnold, daughter oi Elam Arnold,
*O4llO yeen, waa at work at Mna Hislois, Vicomte-
rood, when se fell dere the cellar stairs, Lod broke
one of her arms.

Purr rizamona, Saturday —Bawl the Right Hon.
Via.mant Portman, Mr. J. J. Farquharson, and Mr. J.
C. %Inset.

thitry R,99a wes °Urged with unlawfully asimultiog
William War, at Blandferd St. fiery, in the 6th of
July but —Kr. Moore, of Wimborne, appeared on
behalf of tbe defendant —Goropleloant mid he and
Ring. and • stab named Cuff were going along tbe road
together, and Riggs said that he (zomplanant) was •
misery false fellow because be did not stead up for hie
right., whereupon oompl‘iimat called him • liar, and
Mtge then knocked him down.—Richard Ouff, for the
defendant, said: I saw no blow paned. They were
telking about the Union. Bleu salted Way • bleak-
guard for not paying to the Union, although he woo
willing enough to melee 24. or Is. more a week. Riggs
wrung his flat in his fees No blow passed. Way wee
drunk.—By the Court: I MN knosked down near the
plantetioo.—Come dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

BHZRBORNK.

Dying the thundentorm o• Wednesday morning •
large elm tree In the oroherd of Mr !Image, Westbury,
was struck by lightning, and • ribbon of bark tome 12
feet lame man Stripped off, torn to Mom, and Vaned
about in fragments. A seal pivot of hoop•iron wa
lying at the root of the tree, sod this seems to have
diverted the fluid, for the •Mipping here mime suddenly
to a stop.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29

PRESENT :

Bay Bare, IKE fiTre- y;;;;.--riutot to rids, good In
Weglirand ...enter I.sroete
Oro Nam 13.3. aro yes's. quiet to Mr, good to
Anil, and doubt. barber*
Mack Mere, by DV* Woroti," winos:. of Qs
Hunt Cup at Lendhureo, 1857
Brown 14.3., quiet to ride and drive
Bay Horse. 15.2 do you., quilt to Mc and drive
Bey Cob, 14.1, sista to ride, capital book
y Pony, quiet to ride
2 Powerful Cars 13011411, the property of • Oeutlesnan
leavieg hiss Farm
3 Bay Cart Henn and
2 Bay Cart House, s ettve end paws:lefts% good
workers, the property of .1. Coeur, Fag, being
• p0r343 of kill out going Block
2 Capful Cart Nam% lb* property of Mr. W.
LASKI, leaving elseldon Faros
2 Bey Cala Horan, 15.2, seven yowls, good workers
Black cart Mass, ...es ream good worker
BINA Cart Mare, three lean, tiob,ken
Bay ern Horse, reran years, 15 heath, good
worker
Na, 2-Eforse Waggon
S. I* at Two o'clock.

N.B.- To rue of say Breech of Warrsoty, the Him
most he returned, or ootire ttereof given to the
ACCTIONCII,n Dorchester, by Eight o'clock on. Fri.
4ay eyeriur, August 8, otherwise the Poet:4444r must
keep the let with all faults.
. . .

Commlseies —ft ;sr e .nt. on horses sold.
Accommodation for Horses tent the day before the
Pale.