The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-27 00:00:00

Imperial farliamtnt.

alimmiMl..
lIAZINIAM.
A Paton WKDPISti took place at St. Mary's awn*
wareinon. on April 2lsl, the contracting para.! beig
Mc George Whitleek, of Parkatoue, and Mist II . 4 MONDAY.
St, horou. The bride aml her : istor, uha Oflklatrll all
ostualach, Earl lirleseth a-kcii the .neeretary of State for Foreign..
birhie,maid, were Ter! Pra:ttill attired in greY,, coematin. Affairs a hillier lie vonsidereal the correspin.lence lwtween
with bonnet: t r Match. tr: none.% with tulle 1atia:.......i,.. Germany and Wigton' had entirely ten tt itt aced. and
tulle v.•ils, and LoWe to utatch, tolil licket"
on I:ed by whether it had causal him any apprehenaiiin for the peace
They were taken ta Cae ehurell in n itroll,thant s pp 1
~, c....pe.
Mr. C. Yearsley. of the Red Lion Hotel After lune mon f
The Earl of 1/eant• enteral into an explanation of the
the happy pair, accompanied by the least.ntan snarl. hrieali,s;
exact p.sition in which the matter stood. awl said her
maid, Were driven to the railway...talons en to
lAjeity'e GoVeniol,llt valued the peacoat Europe and the
Weynisnith. Debris Mr. T. E. I'. tialetwoutence of Belgium. hut he was happy to say that on
COUNTY COUIT. WnlneulaY-- the prceeut occasion neither the uue nor the other was in
laifroy. ii „f danger.
There Were 55 new plaints entered for hearing,ali Te e.snay.
which were disposal of by the Regittrat (Mt. l'. Filter Th
)
I e Lords advanced by a stage a few bdls of minor
with the exception of the following:— .
M a —This was an action • interest
Osier& owl Osand v. err .
brought by the wlininistratrix of the late Mr. Cad Tilt MIDST.
Caddie, of i
pont, mg..t thi defendant, a boot-maker residing at I AGRICCI.TDRAL HOLDINGS (ILVGLAND) DILL.
i ;acre Castle, to recover the sum of ..C.5.1 for goods hold and ; The Duke of ReTtcso approved of the permissive
delivered. Mr. Dickinson appeared for the plaintiff. and character of the measure, bat cushier that drainage
Mr. Howard for the defen-lant. It appeared that the should he placed in the second class for compensation
amount due from the defendant was ..Clsu old. but it was insteand of the first class, and that some alteration should
',local to ..1:50 SUM tO 111.1114 it within the jurisdiction of be male in the provision requiring a yearly uutiee to
the I 'county Court. A jury was summoned to try the can quit.
and Mr. J. S. Drew meted as forentau• .to it r,_Peare
'The House then went into committee.
there wa.a sotue iii-take in the account. the tu.r.r w'''' • The Doke if SOMERSET proposal to otuit from clause 5
ailkeinwil, sa as to allow the boob, ke.., to De gone the words which restricted compensation to CMGS where
through In" two persons, to determine what amount was ; the letting value was increased by the improvement.
really due. ' The Duke of Iticonosu could not agree to the proposal.
Charlet, White V. Samuel Cabin—Plaintiff, &schoolmaster, because improvement of the letting value was the
who seal as administrator of his brother, resides at
, keystone of the Bill. Clause 5 provided that where a
Frostlike's, and the defendant. who levee at Bare Ref*. is tenant executesl upon a holding an improvement which
*dealer in hay and straw. The cl aim 'V&A for £6. wing added to the letting value, he should receive compensation
the balance oleic for bay and straw sobl. This was alwa z if the improvement was unexhausted at the termination of
ared for the plaintiff, what thaw improvements
jury case. Mr. ti. Symonds appe _
poarodi „. , the tenancy. Clause 6 set out .
end Mr. Westin for the defendant. It an `un' were, and by clause 7it was eieleavovred to be shown bow
defendant purchamd the hay and straw for t76m and after the compensation should he calculated.
lie bad bought it he found some of the straw was of no use A discussion ensued, in the course of which Lord
to him, and that the plaintiff had taken come of the bay. CARLINGFORD op, red, and Lord HAMPTON supportal, the
The defendant, howevert.admitta trl that he maw the straw
,amendment ;AD the Earl of KIMBERLEY expressed the
before he Isuualit it. The jury gave a verdi
ct for tne opinion that it would be unjust to debar a tenant from
amount dal me.l. receiving compensation for unsuccessful improvements
Thesis-. Coder, of Poole. carrier, v. Martha /later, of made with the consent of the landlord. lltimatelY the
Winfrilh, innkeeper. Claim .1:31, for damages occasioned amendment was withdrawn.
I,y the firing off of a gun in the defendant's stable. This Replying to a raggestion from the Earl of AIRLII,
wan ,51,,,, tried by a jury. Mr. Trevanion for plaintiff, Anil The I)uke of IticitioNo undertook, on the report. to
Mr. Weston for defendant. Plaintiff and his son•imlaw bring up • clause limiting the compensation to the actual
lon d taken BOUM goods to llirtlatel. and iin their way bail outlay.
stopped at defendant's While there the plaintiff went The Duke of Astoria pointed out that the clauae as it
into the stable, and on giving one of the horses some stood omitted limitations which the meet ardent advocates
water, it Atm.-4 on the gun, which went off and nearly of tenant right recognised as necessary. Where, for
blew off ie.,: of plaintiff's feet. As, however, Mr. Trevanion instance, land was let lwlow it. value, the circumstance
could not prove any negliaence on defendant's part, the should he taken into account in ahseaing compenaation,
e.use was withdrawn. lia Honour stating that he sympa- and where land was let on lease, it was implied that the
thised with the poor man, hut that he could not go against ; farm should he kept up, and the farmer could have no
the law. The jurymen handed their fees to the plaintiff.
l claim for expenditure incurred. He suggested the intro-
-- dtiction, upon the report, of words implying that Parka-
BLANDFORD, ment recognised the right of the tenant to compensation
DRYS KEN II mimes. —lin Monday, before Mr. J. J. only where he had not been otherwise remunerated for his
Fantuharen, at Linehan, Mary /tag and Marti Juice Rath improvements.
mother and daughter, hawker, faina Guernsey, were i The LORD CIItaVELLOR considered that there was no
brought up in custody charged with drunkenness on the necessity for the addition of such words, because wider
night of the 17th April. at 10 pm. P.C. George stockley the Bill as it stood any pecuniary advantage the tenant
. said that On Saturday night hustle apprehended the twit enjoyed by low rent or otherwise would be taken into
laisoners- be found them drunk in White Oa Mills account in amassing the compensation.
street. Bhuelford, making a disturbance. They had • The Duke of RCTLAND proposed to amend the 6th clause
crowil round them, and mica very bad language; he was by transferring the drainage of land from the first to the
obliged to earn' the elder prisoner to the police station. second class of improvements for compensation.
They pleaded guilty to the charge and were fined Is. each This, alter a discussion, was rejected.
or *even days' hard labour. Various other proposals for ainendinetit were made, but
Corny Colic, Monday. Before Mr. T EP. Lats.)* . judgc• the clause was at length adopted without materiel alters-
Tulin v. Edward Goddard. -Claim LIO for a trap. Ihe tot,
parties live at Child. Motion'. -Mr Atkineen appeared for deices A clause was added after clause V. on the motion of the
dant —Plaintiff said that oil the Oath tletober, tir Goddard Duke of RICHMOND. requiriug fourteen days' notice to be
went to him and wanted to buy a trap. lie sh..ed him ame given to the landlord before executing improvements of
unfinished and he took away the wheal Ile finished the issly the second and third chi..
and then defendant said he wanted a bour-whowl, but couldn't The r;ndiditirig chidses were agreed to, and the Bill, with
enter it, an atirsattient without his wife. afterwards amendment., was ordered to be reported.
plaintiff found the wheels iii Ma garden, hut didn't know who FRIDAY-
put them there. - lty Mr At Mem : The day after taking away The Lords passed through Committee the Supreme
the wha Is ilelealmt aced a boy ; ut e old te bey Mr
, mendment Bill.
thehlarl must come himself b
. The buyh t h Court of Judicature Act A
Hefei. Yid enythant ..._
adman the trap. Mr , ,sldard never mow the day after that, HOUSE OF COMMONS.
but the wheels were br;aught hag, the 111 a 0 own. wee..-Drien- MONDAY.
dant mid he went to plaintiff's, as he required a high micipm. Dr. Km LALT &eked the Government to give him a night
The wheels that he book mese be 'homed to Mr Crew who pad
for his imotion relating to the Tichhorne trial.
they were r
efeer'e not Iti for his
lie flo
t iendthe
el 4
t awl nest day he
Mr Distueld wished to know the terms of the motion,
Is
sent e 1.1 to iaiill to tl him 11.0 do any mere ~ •
to blue
e tty, 1•11,1 that, he
he didhe o
would bring hack the whee •th "'
Dr. KENEALY said he intended to move for a Select
follomog flay, which wn Inflin shwed him a taii, en ,
Committee or a Royal Commission to inquire into the
'hid,
he
refi'eii
hi
heY;
lie
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effeeed
him
le
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be
errwhile the facts natin; to the Tichborne trial.
the herealee The boy Crew was eallcol and eornoleorated as to .e • ,
the ma . —His Honour said m.o. the eviilence It was on i
only After a little conversation t was agreed that the motion
a emolitamial emitract. If the wheels suited.-Verdlct. for ' &Imola come on Frith**.
defendaid. , Mr. !Awl: preiental &report froin the Select Cotninittee
' Drewer (Salisbury) v. Balt (Ilantlie)).—t 'aim t:,:t Ilia.- on Foreign Loan, which set forth that yeriniiaiiiii ass
Defendant is • schoofinasler. Ile di,l ins appear ; but wode given the reporters of the Times an I t Daily Neter to cupy
offeritig Li a month - Plaintiff said defendant was about ' M. Merrell's letter, and that no similar application was
leaving and asked for pasnient in two instalin.ts. --The Judge made by any of the other reporters
mad ne a older accordingly, with rusts. i Mr. C. E. LEmis gave oti nce of an intention to ask the
Smirk (Illatallopt) v If•ssltkoris (Braintree). - Claim • Prime Minister whether he inten•ls to make any motion
Li ICha 4.1. It ...canal that delembnit hail emploaal Sabin( in reference to the report. In the event of the reply lis inc
as gar.l..nt.r, at :Xi. a wick, ant ratlaav Lire to place of destina- in the negative, Mr. Lewis will call the attention of the
ten Wow. Wissosar Oraintree, Essex Platatiff had only House to a question of privilege connected with the
been there three days when delsodant toll him he was no-' report,
bog. r required 1,,ira.1 altere.l all his plans. Ile offered 1 the Public Ilealth Bill was read a sepael time ; and the
plainrili • I *leas 'ems 1,-(11',1, .111.1 he then gate bine eg : House afterwards went into c inittee on the Sale of Feud
Thal for work he Loudon lon couldn't mot it and he rehired to au.l Drugs Bill.
1111.e01f..n1. All iinivr,ll. !louse he •al ALO a year and all Tt•Eall)ar.
bowel. Ili. 11 ttttt our Noe 1 a contrxt had been male ..it ; the
, In reply to Mr. Lewis, the PREXIILR Lai.l, amid general
~,,iy ~,,,,ii..,, was oim of dam taes, ao lhe give a tend.... bor 'cheering, that he lia.l no intention of "taking any steps
.
.1:3 15 5r.1 li .i ler what 14 Ming lia•I ne...e.1. I with reference to the speeial report of the Select Coninittee
Ir'''''," f."".16... .1.4' it.,i'11,..1 e P•1-I1 t•• Gchhea ilk 'on Foreign lwans." There was no question of privilege
Broth titer) ~t. Kluoicalsa. tlaiaaa Oa it:. hd. Ilr Davies
fir I.l..isitittc; a'r Atkinaoso for elo feadant., who a Minted i hord flclie ralle•I attention to the recent army reforms
liability hut pleadeal a retetne ;and for :ti that lia.l hon r ,
a t and expreased doubt °
s as regards the Making a milli-
fora arty 1 to
I Mr Dunn, at Ilolliogle,
C''' l tien M t el c..n n+ su t inuopfily of eiticient nantierll.
1. .111.: ilr IAVI* .4i.1 th.d defen.lantsem MI the I.;th 'thrisary ,
lad 111 t i umlil II d .. ; CA•niel Multi; said it wait an army of lads in their non.
ilig.ie.•, . Olen o minm, a giy sfury whit, 1 .„."
hi' did of Mr laic:••••• a honi he told t.. :•le 1.. the trshtcoa Sack -.-
.. ersturuano m iy men in t teir o tam re.
1.11 ' I ' d If the ',resent
Maintainal.
Co.itia..)••• "(bee a•ol D v the neeersary sack.. aiml to difficulties thatsurro have the „ ' .. • •
I recruiting were to be
hire cloargo,l to tide Wants. ehe the 'NA of March =Maher WO ute et"! wont.' be as in a sten. in ah ere th u
Scripture "
were hal. hi !Morning tlic sacks defenlants haft made a halt, and the blinds and the lame were " dragged in."
ttttt ober of isrptakes, awl Mein Hog al seat to MnDrum, the " Anil you w,
kno" the gallant Major aildol, " the halt,
fleet coy elainial 1-c ;.4 ',elm - A i.arter. named Charles and the lame, and the blind are. all very well in a parable,
touslry, hi the empl y of lie Hem, the e enpinv's agent at buf they won't du in the arm)'.
blailiford. said he rcancaolso. I goiru.; Pi the railway station Mr. thiTtlO/VZ HARDY pleaded for " more time "to con.
aid 1.... is ieg muse works. lei I not retiomilicr 1.1,111 g the sister and watch the meows of the scheme which had
numb., 1.1 ..eel P 1 bef We Ile si•goe I the heck. lb, Wan given a been bespiavathed tii him by Lord Cardwell.
pwis le 11‘•• leindl., hut he "Ay 113.1 tw.• ~....t.iising together The Marquis I,f IIaRTINGroN thought it was about time
Nu saris 'le saw nothing id the other t 1,,,•• I 111 111 ilk.. In reply Mr. llathorne Manly hail settled that question. He hail
• to '; r At'siosuo, ts Hireso e..M.lii't ray hew i...my times lie sioral now been in idle some time, awl his lordship could not
the issa. the same day --or whether he 1-1.: I for two -sr three reconcile the speech just delivered with the existence of
losielles ea separate W.W.110 e.r for the five together.- Mt ' as',, radical failure in the eystem or army organization.
,hort remembered Cu dispute a:spieling:Ml sacks fnon Norwich. The motion was then withdrawn.
It e a "nth • Erth IIIIVII, ale,. ooh ) Cl) :kwrie.,l. thindry 101 l WEDNESDAY.
hen vu, Irit did net say he had hioaal for live bundles. lie TIIE BURIALS BILL
',rot, 1.. ' •Idouiti. I*.ruthrr". hut Ihurl nuthiug fc..., thrum hit ; Mr. O. Moguth moon, the second reading of the
done: lie after -Mr .tkieee• said ho stout I sho a from the it,,,L,IA milt It,-, object is to permit Dissenters to have
Compaiq's hisi, Vat r.suslr) hal sipwil for five toenail. ; lont , their ,1,,,,d interred in parish churchyards in acceptance
the Voisirairy refm al to allow their laao-s to he prolumil.- -In \ with the rites laud ceremonies of their particular sects.
answer to the Julie. flutelry said he was ai often at the Ara P . sa v sre.loll moved it* reicetion.
PLO... tied be lirs•Y eate Ilee INI.V•111.11 ally trouble ;he wart , Th. i ui.t„... Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Forster, and Mr.
there, wet if be saw anythin:. be hi. I.loy, In, am in '. it ee.
i I Bright spike for the measure.
Wiaa mike positive h.- may had tw l'lll
o isealle..- Mr
th Atkinson maul i .
The Solicitor-General, Mr. Forsyth. Mr. Newdegate. and
, the ...ay thjo.,: to lie &lie sem: tA sue e Ilsilwly t• puny. - Mr. I. ~...... kmin.t.
I' dry =WI that lie opote t.. Ilrewer. the prier, about the The lieu. gmded. The wwwomes were—
'Meek.. The .1u.1.m ;MT.' judgment for the 101 l amonat
d 0..., I. nit:, net.. which were to 4., taxed by the Ittegistrar. - , For the second reading --
''r Atkleirsin app lei' on behalf .if Sir lemon for a rseitimmirm of I Against ... ...
11,- floe inflicted trisin liiiii At the teat Coon for mavattendance.
The T 11111.41,112 11-,1 I billy served upon I • MI the &manioc
pm. ious to the Court, nod am he hal male a prior cuaugemsrit
to Mlnll.l an nen.lll6lnnfli c•ovuoiltee imetieg he was unable
to Mien I. Ileoid,A, a •‘ reAmeable amount" for travelling
expense* had not been tendered with the ruhpama -Ilia
Honour said Mn
money 011 the Maw.- Mr Bunn denied (hie his Honour: If
that is to he all.,wed the busing:* of the Court will be brought
(eta sith•haiii you were bound to attend) Mr Bunn thought
It very cruel he shout.' he fined -Ilia Honour was very men
intim I: lout Mr Dunn ought to hare attended ; the parties were
put to • great esp •Ur town attain denial the BMWs
instalment that lee relined to accept the euhpama —His Honour
being further appealed to saal he was wl Bog to reduce the floe
Is' the amount ..f the eg rug Incurred In the that laming if the
capi -Mr I still th•ontlit It cruel: but the Judge said
he had done all he felt Justified In doing, and the matter
drimpal.
The other cases were of no latenst.
VOLUNTEEIt SUPPER AND DISTItIBUTION OF
.PI4IZES.
tha Tuesday evening there was it full muster of the Bth
hornet (Illandford) Corps at the Corn F:schance, and an
excellent ilnll by time Adjutant, in the presence of the
Colonel. after which the members of the corps assenililed
at the Criiwu Hotel to enjoy the annual supper and for
diatribution of prizes gained last autumn. There were
present Captain J„ohns, who presided. Lient-Colonol
• Manse'. Revs. (.... I, ynes-Chntou awl C. Curtain. Capfuls
and Adjutant Mount-Batten, Assistant-Surgeon L. H.
Spooner, Mr, 11. K. Thurston, Quartermaster-Sergeant
Davis, Colour-Sergeant Groves, Sergeants 0 Groves and
H. Groom, Mr. It. Eyers, Mr. J. Durden, and shout 40
members of the corps I/rill-Instructor Sergeant Fitz-
patriek took the vice-chair. After enjoying an excellent
repast,
Captain hulas proposed the loyal toasts, and then "The
Shahan. an•l Clergy of the diocese."
Mr. t 'us-ilia thankai the company. The lest Christain
made the beat soldier -(hear, hear). They had high obli•
gat , not only as servants of the Queen, but alt. as
Christian Hien to Gal. It was not written "honour the
King and fear Gal," but "Fear Gist, honour the King,"
showing that the first duty was to 1;0.1.
The next business WIIIA the distribution of prizes.
Captain JOHNS read the list.
The prizes were handed to the successful competitors by
l'olouel Alasawt.
The CHatawas gave his own prize with very great
pleasure he, Sergeant Growth Air. Johns stat.sl lie should
let meet happy hi commence the shooting of this year by
offering another cup to he snot for -(1otel cheer.). He
spike of Colonel Manuel as the best Colonel in England,
and proposed his hmilth.
1 %direct II asset. returned thanks It afforded him much
pleasure to find the spirit whirl animated the sth Dorset
in ledu hail not only been kept up but inereaaed. At the
present time tire Dorset Battalion numbered 1487 member*,
41 having Mined Iluring the Led •piarter-(hetat cheers).
He was mueli disappointed' with the last autumn
IBRIDPIIVIT.,. The Dorset battalion was brigaled with the
word on the groun.l, and came back not the Icast better
for six or seven days' hanl work. He lwlieved, if they had
fair play. in a (,artnigut or three weeks or a month the
volunteers would he quite equal to the regtilar error. Me
concluded Mr proposing "Captain .I..lots'a health."
This CHAIRMAN said it was a great satisfaetion to find
they had a peal feeling towards their captain ; so long as
that existed an 4 lie had the I.le.sang of good health he
hoped to lei their captain -thopl cheers). Ile was glad to
any their Intel. were so far gismi that lie waa aide to make
arrant:elle:et, for all to have new uniferma this year--
-'(cheer,), Mr. Julio. proposed "The health of the
Adjutant"
Adjutant MoUNT-IItYTEN respondah
Captain Jetty,: proisoed "The health of Assistant.
sus,,,n 1..., It, penciNtat," which that gentlemen acknow-
babied.
•• The Donors of Prizes," was Fesponclegl to by Mr. Joirs
Dualism, who expresso' his regret that several gentle-
men f the neighbourhood di•l not last year respond to his
apla l. which redueed the amount fur prizes by about
Alt

HOUSE OF LORDS.

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The Bill was consequently thrown out, but the announce-
ment of the numbers was received with loud cheers from
the Opposition.
THURSDAY.
The order for going into committee on the Peace Pre-
servation (Ireland) Bill was opposed by Mr. Biggar, who
talked four hours, and other Irish members followed till
the House wad wearied out, and agreed to adjourn the
debate.
FRIDAY.