The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICUI/1104AL GAZWIVE, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1872,

power to act in accordance with it, cannot err
very much evou 'ho groat diflic.iltiee
whlob boot his pmfb in India. In a country of
tuch di,e.ified intereets there exists wide 'mope
for .sct, for eenitri, soil fir skill. Politico-
reli,riens fanaticism is the formidable obstacle
'confronting rovenunent in India just now. To
it ray h.: I :a.:ed this troubles and pvcdhirililwl
..1 wilel. v.• litre heard too much the past
twelve .he obsiv elf. is eo Luis
' forreidabio for bruuii letr,t. Irdian pv:tety
would seem to be &slumbering volesuo, ready to
burst forth without a moment's warning. In no
country Is a smiling surface more deceptive.
Thal this will always ho so is a notion wr woull
scarcely ent:rtaiii, because the very object we
have in view In govurning the vast empire is to
wed modern with ancient civilization. Wo have.
In fact, no other justifiable reason for holding,
the country. The ago of conquest is past: mere
military glory no longer our aim Conquests in
future must be moral ones, and it is a happy
circumstanoo that the new Governor-tleneral
starts on his mission with the doctrine firmly
implanted in his tenni.
The commercial treaty between this country
and France is at an cud, and our neighbours
hava now actually commenced the attempt
to pay their debts by crippling their cout•
worn). Tho "denunciation" of the treaty
wasoommuuicated to her Majesty's tioveriiiiiont
on Friday, and there is no more to be said on
the matter for the present. France will no
doubt attempt to "raise the wind" by means
of export as well as import duties, with the
object of making the foreigner pay the former ;
but we shall not long submit to being taxed on
our atheist cis laza by the National Ammbly ;
and before long we shall be producing for our-
selves what we have during recent years been so
largely buying from the /French.
The Versailles Assembly has, by a large
majority, taken action against the seditious
intrigues of the International Society, which is
charged with complicity in the late Communist
excleases. Prince Bismarck has carried his point
In the Berlin Chamber against the Ultramou-
Unfits by the triumphant meows of the School
Inspection Bill; though it has beim immediately
followed by four professors of Bonn University
being excommunicated for refusing to accept the
doctrine of Papal infallibility. Matters are
still in a very unsatisfactory state in Spain,
and King Amadeus is preparing,
J. by mill-
nat means, to maintain throne
the Republicans, should good words
and reasonable councils not prevail. The
Pope is still at Rome and likely to remain
there. At him time of life, be is said not to have
any farm for turning wanderer, and he is right.
Even with curtailed power, he is more comfort-
able in the Vatican than he la likely to be any-
where elee-

Mr. Srlis,, r oril 8 tnolOsh, Lltd NTolor4. Mr.
M... P. Onadry wr.r.) al to uains..l

couttni' !Ct.

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Otter, but tlretg ea
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IL •. ry govi rest rk Is of fox •... I,derriog to
.1.5..h.11y eye: in fly ',wing wbith hed beet
Cat it .1 .).. hy the e b V.., •p.rt b. I....kneed
that t'te i•at day the r user bi• fon.
animal. IWO poisoned ; two years ago pos..he
Owl an tho bills. and !.n blaself took up eight deed
fetes at different Com. Tile pohoulag, which was
not, how..ver. doni he ti... larretre, woold doubtless+
b. reie.sahtiu • w'..oles:.l, uanni if there were no
houndr.

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l'ho CHAIRMAN :At dim,l. n a proopoot of the
ormutry blng hunted 1 hop.; dl proseut will mit forth
th,•ir itmot ssrtlone to provint by their ir.eneitoe and
otherwise the dostruotion of haw, Let It be generally
known tia far es po.alble thd • oomroltt • has been
fortued to get • gaol psok of founds.
A not of thank. to Lord Nth, rionoluded the pro.

DoItCH !STEIL

WE uodow,taad that thy Artillery, now at Dorcleiter
I.,opolia, here received orders to hold themselves in
te:4ll no.,t, provwed to Car rails Camp, Ire' owl.
'fife Q :1111.111m; r. %%pica W. illopham,
of the Dorset milli as, presesteil to tier Majoety at
i,veo, or. Thuvirty by AdYw.

C4uPTT COURTII Full APRIL. Mewllord. Bth,
IVimborne, 9tb, Wareham 10th, Dorchester, 11, Brid•
port, 1212, Woymooth, Lb, Pot, 15, Shaftesbury,
18th. Ssltors in Dorobeskr district most enter their
',hints on or before tits 6 inst.
Thscannyin Usrox.—On Thursday lust the
Guardians at theft w,.ekly meeting rimterl Yr. Bore-
ham, sorgron from Norfolk, medical °Meer for Ibe
Lonibredy divide!, In the room of Dr. T. Parkes,
rosined. _ . .

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a !Lear AOOOII Mo ATKIN. —E xt males alterations
ant addition' are being made to the sidings, I Worms,
and works at the Seuth.Western dation tore prepare.
tory to the meeting of the Bath and Wert of England
Society in Jona next
Rtrut CORPA—The 3rd Dorst-t (Dorehreter) sorps
was ineeeeted by Captain and Aejittent Barran In the
Drill Hall on fhnroday eventing. There was a large
mutter, aa wond at to weekly drilla, and t's Adjutant,
noting a record of Lae amendomees hung up to the
room. complimented the corps on their zeal.
UN ton ict °gut —Tee Dorehest ir Board of Guerillas'
on Thurslay lost ace2pt,.-d the Mewing tenders:—
final : Na. I distrior, Mr. .1. Drake, 60. per 41b. teal;
No. 2, Mr. W. Keynte, Sit; Noe 3 and 6, Mr. IL
Luokhans, 65.; No. 5, Mr. Z Peach, ISid. Meat ;
Mr. Joseph Lath. boor, mutton, and suet, nt 7pl.
per lb.; mutton for the out-door poir, 8.1. per lb.
KLIPOTION EXPIIIIIIL —la the division in committee
on the Ballot Bill, on Thursday, on the natation of
throwing the expense" of the Returning renew on the
Was. no Darsot member voted in far or el the pro.
lout the following voted egainat it—Mr. LL
J. Royer, Mr. A. B. Guest, Mr. C.
liambeta, Mr. H. G. Start. Lieut-Oolonel Napier Stark
Cgirtast. MILITARY DEPOT& —A deputation, intro-
duced by Colonel Napier Start, M.P.. aooompanled by
Mr. John Moyer. ILP., Mr. H. 0. Start, Li'., Mr.
LL Neruda, M.P., Mr. 0. J. T. Hombre,. M.P., Mr.
T. A. Mitchell, M.P., Mr, Arthur Geed, M.P., and
Mr. IL B. Sheridan, and oonelatlng of the members of
the Corporation of Dorchester, bad an interview with
the &oratory of Statist the Wm Office, on Wednesday
afternoon, to point out toilful eertalu foots in reforest)"
to the proposed scheme of Government in regard t
central military depitto. . . . . .

PitinINTATIOn.—A meeting of trailers and friends
of the Oongragattonal Sunday Sobool was hcl I at Mr.
J. F. Ihnnatia, Coruiplii, • few ovenings slues, me a
farewell gathering prior to the rem pral of Mr. W.
Jeffery from Dorthestor to Plymouth, an I to prompt
to hint, as a token of th•lr rearuct an I eetean, a
basd•orne eopy of the if Ply Soripturos lo 3 • li. Kr.
Jeffery hod for years been • !talons and .bh teacher
Is the Sunday school, winniag the approbation an 4
✓egardof all ; nod, while regrettlog hi. dcp srture. the
bin enema wore expressed for hie future prosperity
and happinese. . .

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AJITILLEIT ERrgawsll,y. another mecessfel
"medley; with minds," was given at the Artillery
Barracks es Wednesday evening. The following pro-
gramme was tiofaotorflp rendered, the old favourites,
and Mastic Lydon espesially, eliciting their usual share
of appreciation :—Fantasia, "Juries Dream* Maas.
forte and eornet ; song, Nies Cep of Tea," Br.
Kelly; reading; Gong, Cheer up Annie Darling," Dr.
Hunt; song, 'Leming on a Balcony," Or. Clark.;
comic Gong, " Tbe Irishman," Tr. Johnstone; reading;
song, "Jost tough the harp gently," Master Lydoe ;
condo nigger dialogue, Br. Kelly and Or. Clerk.;
main song, "Before I mese to Lore," Tr. Brightwell ;
sololpgienoforie), "Le Jet Men,' Wise IL ;
n. • tomb song, "The Berber's Daughter,' Dr.
Ainairoli ; National Anthem.

THIB WILTHIL—Tbe following Is our moloorllosioal
report :

iWeith.:L 11 I .810 of Wasther.
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/lamb •
H LI 50 W Fine
12 53 51 8& W Fog, ralo
13 52 45 N& SW Foe, Gad
14 ST 4. 8 & "SE Sao. cl MAY
IS 51 45 NC Cloudy
16 ;63 48 ISW & W 0ri221180, rain, Ins
17 I 35 35 1 SW Foggy, drizzling rslo

CHRISTI ILDISTEZIA. —Mr. .1. T. Tote's tromps of
Christy's Minstrel' gave an entertainment at the Town
Hall on Tuesday Gensler The audience was not large;
but the entertainment was superior to scything of the
kind that has been given in Dorchester far yeald. The
rendering by one of the company of the ballad "God
bless the little °Lurch around tho corner" was first-
deal, and evoked fond appl urse. The singer was seem-
panict on the harmonium by Mr. J. Tato, R.A.M.
Alt r a few coterie IMP and sketehes, an,ther of the
company sane 641, " gnelsnd greets the's,
Prince . Waled'," and rtctrred a round of applause.
Theo followed a violin sob by Ur. J. Tata, and the
manner In which he handled Ms instrument showed
that he ins a thoroughly soimmolishld performer. A
few more comic sketches and the entertainmeut wog
brought to airless by th. " dusk we' kround " and "God
Ssve the Queen." Altogether the entertainment was •
capital one, acid those who admire "Christy Minstrels"
entertainments, and did not attend, lon • rich treat.

PirIITOILAL AID 8001114.—The ansiversary
meetings of this society took pleas on Monday. Mr.
Finer, M.P. presided in the al ternoon, and there was
a good attend cc. The Rev. Reginald Smith opened
the meeting with prayer, and read the Berried sire-
mat. The total sum oostrihuted by the Dorset Aro.
ration daring the per year amounted to £ll3l 12/1. 81.,
made up as follow.: —Herman and schoolroom meet.
logs, £22 its.; Dorshoner annual meetings, £4l;
boxes, °aunty areiatiou, £2 Pi.. 51.; boxes, West
Soder& £4 12..• card solleetions, county reociation,
£2 28.; annual oubseriptions, ditto, £93 124. done..
lions, ditto, ; Blandford Asiocistlin, £27 lis. 7d.;
Bpidpost, 'l7s. 64.; Burton Headstock, £10; Broad.
mayne and Knighton, £lO 31, 81.; Broadway and
Binoombe, £8 17s. 7d.; Barton (heat), £2 3a. Bd.;
Houghton and Whiteohurch, £317,. Gd.; Martinstows,
3.34.; Woodsford and Tincleton, Us. 64.; Poole,
£434.. hi,; Sheftestairy and Cann, ; Wareham and
Isle of Purbeck, £lO 10). lid.; Wituborne and Bast
Genet, £3O 15s. led.; CrMbel, to.; Si.
16t. 10d. ; Dorset Ladies' A:lsolation,
£B3 la.; Weymouth, 833 91. 6.1. - Portland,
£25 2s. 10£ • Sherberne and Noith Dorset,
£2864.. 3d.; Derphester and Fordington. £45 10e. 64.
—total, £631 121. M. The Rev) IL Waiford
(deputation) timid the importance of supporting the
Church Pastoral Aid Society at the present time, when
the churls wee attacked on all sides, from within and
without —from without by the open attempts made to
separate Church and State. and from within, by the
introduction of the doctrines of Rome into our rue
Protestant faith. Ile Instilled the working of the
sorry in KM sending out derisal and lay aged. to
stir up • spiritual church, haring a room stilted to
thole manta, rather than first building oburehes.—The
Hey, W. A. Snap., Incumbent of St. Mary
Southwark (deputation), said his parish ociartar
10,000 people, of whom 7,000 were poor and destitute,
and the rest straggling tradesmen there was not •
resident gentleman. The society supplied him with a
curate for 17 yeses. He described the wretehedness
prevailing in his perish, the difficulty of getting the
people to hear the gospel, and the e iii. put forth
on their behalf.—Colonel Rowlendson remarked on the
failure of all philociophicel agencies to afoot a osolal
milluilem, and tbu necessity for the sound reitgbae
agency of the Church Pastoral Aid Society.—On the
rotten of the Bev. H. Monte, seconded by the Rev. B.
Headland, the Chairman was thanked for presiding.—
In reply, Mr. Player said he believed toe Church
Pastoral /aid Henry was doing • really great and good
work, and there was an especial need for it+ operations.
The Church of England as an erabliehmient was now
attacked es she had never been before. The disestab.
liehment of the Irish Church had coverage:al those who
wished to pull down the Chetah of England; and it
was to be proposed in the House of Commons to have a
commission to inquire into the revenue and reens at
the disposal of the Patablished Church with • view to
Its diserablishment and disendowment. This society,
se the handmaid of the Church of England, was one of
them which tended to its efficiency, and was moot
deserving of support. It was only in two points of
view that their National ()harsh could stand, as he
thanked God it had stood for centuries, to teach the
peopie the Gospel of God, by the purity of her doctrine,
Wird on the principles of the Reformation, not Malin-
Mg on the one head to the pride end bigotry of
Rationalism, and on the other to the follies and weak.
arse of Ritualism. Then there was another pint of
view which was essential to leer prosperity u a National
Church, namely, her especial effectiveness for the
administration of relleimup truths to the people. This
oonstituted her strength, and It woo by such means
alone at these that aka coon stand, If Gospel tenths
were provided for the people of the land, whose denier-
able state had Leon so well plaited 1):fole them, they
might be oor.lilent the people would stand by the
Church, becaes, tbl knew the blessings she was able
to give then).—The c dleetion at the morning realm
amoneted to 1:44, losludiug donations sent to Mrs.
Reginald Smith tot the plate by F. S. £10; Ltd,
Smith, ;En. Robert Williams, £5 ; Atm Wielield
Hillbf, 03; donations of £t each from Lady Belly
„,Wilhates Lady Charlotte titer, Mrs. Pastime, Sir
a'„ chard Studer& y, Powys, Mr. J. 11. Wards,
nev..l. Cele, Mr. Richard Welfeesley, Rev. Sir James
Philiepa ke. The ocPl dim at the evening meeting,
when Mr. George lilp„,t preeLled, and which was well
attended, amounted to £4.
'to:4ms EN., Davis. lip., Bishop. Req., and T.
Bennett,
B"a414111 l'arrr 5504101.d,Mond.—Before J. F.
Fl'opt of porgieggres, was ssientoPied for tieing
fool language,
In Mill-Week Fordingt.pe, on Sunday
eight. Meech 3, between 10 and 11 o'clock, to a mao
441110 Pi Daniel West pied to P.C. Philip ChurehilL The
coo- table proved the clones.
The TOlrli Clerk toraolkod thol 'mutable boring
sod oboes. 1,,az0000 was auttiodood to take lir pato
Into witsb, giltiold a. No.

Obureh‘ll said be shwa I hive apprehended her, be
she ran into her house.
With a view to stopping sash disreputable oomiset
the magistrates esutenoed beg to 14 days' hard labour.
Reiter Sarah Thorns, sato of ELIOI Thorno. woe
summon 4 for ming abusive haver. to Chariot Road,
of Pordiogtoe, who has been employod on the railway
for 27 years
Prosecutor mid that vo Hstorday night, 9.h inst.,
jost before It o'elock, Is. • el at the fifties Head, Mill-
it-eet, and defondsot mar In, lat:r his wife came to
&rob half-aidet of porter. Thermo bcgsn to "lot fiy"
s' hr. • htl4.la her about her "poor poverty fairi4,”
apt Shot " -1.9 lid.i go to 0b,11.0b I e nothing eh., but
" gft i tiou. 11.0. Moor. Dl:ect:y 01.-r ht
and his wife left and wool up the 'trait towards home.
Reefing defeedant (nada the house, using language
about him which wits 'very rough, indeed," be said to
his Uo" be couldn't attest IS,, ho would look for •
pdierman. Ile was not deserving of mob abusive
I aiguem. 11 did not find a oonstsblo, but on return-
ing be eaw P.O. W. Churehill there, the wife had goo*
borne, and be followed.
Oroaperamined : Deleadeat bad • glom of beer Mere.
Hee husband and brother were there. There was •
squabble betimes her arid bar brother. Oomplakuust
hat nothing to do with It, aay more than "any of you,
gentlemen." lie did not set her brother at her.
IMendent said Read and his wife left wheti her
brother wet slapping her face, end said they would go
for the polio& When she wont Into the street the said
"I didn't etre for monkoy Read or his wife. It's an
oil
saw tlipm both them, I would let thous have It."
dradim this I set 12 month, and I thought when I
Then there were endue' reeriminations. and the
loolfgarto Strew so furious that !dm Thorne and one or
two °thou had to he sent out.
Mr. Hodges observed that the complainant seernipi to
have offered her no provocation whatever.
Defendant: The man's all very well—We his wife.
Pined 7s, ineleding emits, or, la delimit • week's im•
prisonment. Allowed • week to pay la. _

COMM Perry BieloWs, Haturdsp.—sigon IL
WUHaini, Req. (ehelneaa), 1. Pewee, fleto., ea G.
Warty,
James7oinkMs, of Portedtatn, was eurnmosed for
setting • wire to esteh gems.
William Halide', plaelroMP•° °° bind WI" to
Mr. Mandeld, on the 7th February, whim &leo ant (a
little hey of 131 wee "Moitkeeptog," sew him gnui •
hole to the wall near the *Motion, end atm stoop
and pick up something. Witmer fogad • wire eel In
the branch, sad the bole "beaded up," No that • ham
going through mast be sought. Defendant said be had
:rotting in hie poeket,, bat wits... found two wires
Defendant mid be "pleked them up," and didn't
think them any harm to put them in his ;meets. He
„1„4 00..e.k fee ampbear, inet helped his brother.
Ordered to pay 10e. including costs, or a week's
ha Primo mos t.
His brother came forward on the boy's behalf, and
wae all mad a fortnight ti pay In.
Mary Awe Legg and rissay Legg, mother and
daughter, the letter with a baby in her arms which
sbe lam week tried to &Mita* were ch bred with steal-
ing hurdles, belonging t 3 Mr. Morgan Gale, at King.
oombe, February IQ
John Oslo slid be was going through aAdd bel.
Mg to Mr. Thomas Gale. whore Mr. Morgan Daley
sheep were feeding nff turnip*. He saw Mary Ann
breaking ups hurdle, and her daughter Fanny standing
by. Witness remarked "Mary Loa, your making up
year 'oodr "Yes," @be replied, "It's • few old
hurdles that George Hallett gave ms." (Hallett 11141
the am 4668041 as to Ks Gele's sheep). Wheels
said_"Oh." She esatianed "Have you emu George
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Hallett anywhere: kewe glee shag here just befoin
diaser." (Katy Asa depesathlly —"Oh, John r
Seamy— "Be quiet." Wiry Ana— 40h John I I can't
help II; yaw had good-fooseiblag fellow.") Wltuses
Übe laid his east aad crook he hal lilt on the hurtles.
librY don again expresdag how snob site woe &hooked
at witsese's statesseate was told to "Hold her tongue,'
but she averred "She *midget.") Mary Ann eontinued,
• witoese—l don't lutow whether hes (George
Hallett's) gone to Hook or Huight's In-the-Bottom."
IF, told her be had last some trout the latter plow, sad
there we/ nobody there bat the landlady and • boy.
(It would sewn " gsiglit's-in-the-Bottent" Is •
euphemism 'for pier ho the psi, at that lutralet.)
Witneos west on. l'urnlng, attic he had gase some
distance, be as, the defeadasts going on with the
wood.

Nang mid she sever took say wood out al lie field,
rely • bit et turnip trees.
r=e Hallett sad be bad sever gives datendaste
pe on to take hurdles et any time.
Li to the value Nu bet witness replied he imald'el
tell bow way they took—it wee • bundle a-piaos for
them. Perhaps Is.
Mary Ana Cats yos look In my bee arid ray I took
the hurdle? Yee; you bad three Wake—
Nary : Yoe bad fellow, you never raw me with
any hurdles; but, lagoselsiestly, ob. alleged he sod hk
wile spoke aporoviagly ii their bolds, the wood.
Gale did not wish to woe tb• sees. ashy for It
to be • amities to Olen, as be had lost both tars*
sad hurdles _ _

Deteadasit wished ibo nal .ss4 sod sod %sr yen
colored to be impriessed one day( mess be tsar
to the poi formally sad lausedslel7 liberadod), sad
bald that the seavietlea would be reearded what then
sad N they were broughely aplu for stediag budge
wagorp6aYthistUstri t
wsailt" eamahated for IsZalisabasse;ralt of
(Imo, Marsh
William ala., toupee far Lord fitudeieb, taw de-
foodagt *a Ur. Oa.gss land at Hook. He wed
tug In in • hedge, sal awns( shoat es If =Wag wires.
Gdt up to bias, and found Ma with • ferrett, 11 net;
and two bags. If WM 60 yards from any footpath,
and bad to break through tare t 0.... to get there.
Defendant said be bad liberty to ferret so the ad.
joining load, sad that day tie kneads were out, sad be
wan • 'boil
.ait to Hook.

It mooed &deaden* bad boa outdated to voids'
before.

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Fined ...rM 14 dam He wee eonnaltled.
Gags Lambkins woe saminosed by Sophia Walton,
of Hook, to Mew emus, ka —Kr. A. Look for dodendaat.
They had been " keeping sem Pf"
imrse
plaintiff alleged he had bar nosniag era,t
*hat he had given her mew towards the support of
bar child. Toe owe was adbareed for • f for
the abeedanee of • witness who ems sommosed, bet
was not present, and for whom • warrant washout.
Oooorrr Comm Thufeday.—Bdore T. S. P. Lefroy,
Fact, itutlie•
a. J. Sinus, v. W. 17aimiaswai1o. Plalaile I.
medical superintendent of the Dorset Gaiety Asyles,
end ha seed the defemiset, a @Gibber of Linooherlan
Fields, London, for 4521. 44., for work done aad mosey
paid In regard to • Maas, lam shout whisk deleadeat
applied to plaintiff. Delesdaat did not appear. In
r.tly to the ledge, plakitiff odd the slam was hagivieg
defendant informatick smaitihg news' affidavits, and
serving his purpose tiorennboat is bet. lib Honour:
How did he Mak yea Pialatiff :Ho wrote to me
about two years age. Han yea 'torus,. Waif Never.
Ham you memenalealed with Waif Oh, yes, tweety
tunes 1 should think' I have his 'prefabs la the Int
plaoe to pay. Phiatif produeed the petition is lunacy
to queetloo, sad mid he goe It op entirely fee defeadant,
sad had to some in to Dercheskor and twee DIVOMI
111111•1111. sad there were expenses out of poaket of
warm. Hie Meow : The awkward part is to prove
Ma robber, lia/atiff said the modeireseneet of defend-
ant's name on the petitiem woo the same handwriting or
that of the letters he had bom time to time. Hs had
addremed letters to defendant at his Moe, sad bad
received abeam (some of which be predesed). His
Hower : What hare yos paid oat of pelmet? Plaintiff:
About • tubes I think, but I did not keep any amount,
or I eousfed It • mare matter of looneruium. When
he wrote for Me amount of his slake, he got a iottot
from defeedant's clerk eying he would show the
moonlit to deloadanX The Judge : What did you do?
Plaintiff: There were a number of lettere writers,
affidavit: sworn, and information given to maids him
to go through the whole matter. Ills Hisser: Yon
OM do • good deal of swearing foe £5. Plaintiff: No
doubt of it. The Jades sad that m detrodeat took no
mottos at the ebbe or.-- he =at take the sou.
sequases.—Jedgmeat ler plabllff.
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R. Dawn v. G. J. lioteir.—Plaiatlir Is • tanner
of Faellaglie, sad sued adsuliest, a tamer ol West
Stafford. tor A 15*, foe me years' rent of Me terashare
°43è wee of pass in Stallard med. Ilr. Wades for
pLaIsUL Tbe dolendaat sent a letter to the Beglatrar
this mantis( widad tor an elfrarnment, bed Yr.
Symonds sash sourer barb that mdiest mut &platter
or some oar tor his.. Mr. Weston 11p451014 that la
noisy plasm in this neighboaaeed, YordlsØoo field for
instead* or. pasty would have Ye right of foreshare
from 14th February to filit August, and atter that rights
of common were emended by others. sad it by any rale
Mame the bay was net meat sad eanied hdie August
the oommooere' Mock had it. In this OM UN 404,4.
sat had had the toresban in qeestion tar anent yeere
sad as 13M November. 1860. he paid to plaintiff dm
years' rest. Ptaisliff mid $1.4 4.4 d.. 5 meseeded
Kr. Smith Kedlemay In NNW tin berpdaare Is gus-
tier', shish was plaintiff's peeped/. Inst November
1.2 smooth he resolved /118 lir trim defendant tar Am
years' rent. Defendant bad an aomunt SI 16e,
against him for snangold eeed shish was deduoted. He
(plaintiff) had surrendered the Med is gaieties' to the
Doshy of °Grinnell ter mother piece, and therefore It
psiorl from his.. Delandien owed sae years' net t*
whealinai. 1870. Anted defeedeal let it several
U 5.,., when he said be rely sabered at May. bat he took
off the lease al the proadbis tank Jedgiosat for

George Ghwes v. George Norris. This was • claim ot.
13 ha., balance of meoent for goods en& nose, leap
lodging, and rent. Defisedast admitted (4Mg •
glint or's read (SO, but dispelied the rentabodee, although
mikes ',leggin "Rell~ wasiles. Saki he "A Mk
balsam will osel7 lialea my loird," and
eteippg rocet " Thsit's mem you've got."
Plaintiff lives at Piclakidn'es, seill veto his wife kept
mousing defendant iodide wife of knowing the amount
was right and promising Defendant wasted the
ececcut righted, and Honour eirsinllirairtgesined
mo
the books and papers piednt After and
°dimming for • quarter of an hoer, the edge told
defendant it he kept siosounts is that "4 ha meat
expect mem to be disputed I all the bills were
differeet. Plaintiff% wife s We hire to g"w"rtet, so'
as it shall ba eorresii—Nanghtmt. while the judo
permed his isreigstion, *lath; talkinfiniectio mos at
defendant said ' you know the sloth you t about in
et, &today' you never paid for r and again "your wife
ovoid she owed the money." His Heron 'upon my
word I can't make it intent; litroilts.onds, I wish you
would try. Than the itogistese sad soaoluded
" Nobody oan make heed or Mil of " This they
but tried together, chinking the different items. His
Honour : 'Snob confusion 1 be impossible to make
any thing out of it," and than, resuming his perusal of
the rapers, "lard and butter, hemolizoo sad surrents"
Ise. At last they made ent defendant owed Cl rest
end £1 4.. 104, for good., and Hu Honour gave lade-
meat for tbat amount at 4s • month.
Judgment tiumononses. —Verses v. Basiousi Nosigki,
who earns 3e. • day hedging and ditching at When served with the 5um....., defendast =IZ.
Hood (plaintiff's manager) could do as he liked—he
should never pay the money. The Judge ordered hk
committal for 40 days, subjoin to his paying 43. M •
f)rtnidloi, nod keeping up the instalineets monthly.
3.111• K v. Diss:4 Gala —Defendant said ho had been h
ill himielf, and be lad had two children Ms, sad he
was nut of work. He was employed by Mr. R. Hawkins
of Up.Oeme, who Wawa baskropt T Beihif
rid the poor peephole that village were alasat
at ea thong IL Sawlike, Mt Plead thil:nia

atei
"%Inn Some he owed many pomade. Ii is
11..wkins owed him r 5, and he wet ...bilge,' to do loto
debt: he got tha money • little time ego, but be "'et%
It all. Mr. Error mid some ot the ;beams were owed
£l5 or £l6. The Judge: It's leali4olll, ljnfortu-
nuttily, people ia that clash of !do cannot make a corn.
position with their ~editors. Defendsut said ha had
a place to go to on the April at Booklaud. Tho
indite said Inquiry mould be made KO to the circuit:r-
atan...of poop:o befort t,iting um t Oddment astoine veer.
Ila radioed the order front 4. tt 31. • mouth, .n.l
told defeielaut eh.. r.. ct Work h.
k,el.• r•dait the In 1 • I or.sto.
5t.... J,dol i•ef«•••l.,:i's wife Avid iv,
hu‘to.r.el ornriced lot N.. C•oad,al Bes.nluteps, far Ta
• i.a k, and th.re were four cl (boot to the. See was
will2atmo rosy whet they wield &Ward, but Maar wet.
half now. Is reply to the Jed's, she sod they
saald mimeo 3n • mos* mad the order WKS redsoed
to that sum.
Seats v. Atari Pardus's. —Dtfeadant said she worked
in the ileitis sad at boom IlliOnninlit sod had three
small children to keep, sad fos. s week to live as. On
plaintiff's quetkalag she said her two boys earned
reipsstively3s,64. sad 3e. swish, sad she get St. a
week sad three haves from the metal, but abs bad
2e. 64. to pay for home rest. Piaisliff said the maid
make 5.. Of 61. m day by milking the sows at the
markets, but defendant said "il.c matkatd Kern noth-
ing now, there wore so many of 'em." Then plaintiff
alleged defendant tonna money he spend In drink, and
ebe did not deny the impeaeitment. 11-,wever, she
Omoisod to Pay on his Honour making tee order, 21, •
month. _ _

Thotnese Pomo v. Dr. 7. Parker, Ablinitabur7.-
0141 m £2 3i. 3 L Tto attatu twinln.itictidatiuu. the
In %ring udj *dna thu geullug ot
atwitter,. . _

4ne and spirit rnbrehsni, Cornhill, and Pluipa,
grocer, North square, v. T. R. Maskeve, dirk in bolt
orders. —Clams, EIS 14i. SI. (via* wad stiriu). "4
£47 131. 4.1 (pork sad (roomy goo= hi. 6".
Wail* Ilquldsticia, SIN plaint ortjourasd.