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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

II AIiIIED LIR.

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Richard Henry Richanis was summoned for leavlng his
wife chargeeble to the Guudiane of the I)3rchester Union.
Mr. Arthur H. Lock, clerk of the Guar.t,ans, prosecuted.
Sasab Richarde, the wife, said on Monday week last she
went to her home, and hr husband refused her admission.
She asked him what ho intended to do, and he told her to
seaway and that he wanted no more to do with her. She
was destitute, and hod to apply for edmission to the
Union Workhouse. Iltr husband was a Wagon, in the
employ of the Great Western Railway Company, and was
in regu'ar work.
William Pearce, the muster of the Workhouse, p•oved
that the wife was an inmate of the house, and chsrreahle
to the *salmon fund of the Union. The average charge
r week, wee from 3.. to 3.. 61.
Mr. Lock applied th.t an order might he mode so that
the defendant should elntr.bute to the maintenance of his
wife out of the Workhouse.
Difendant denies, that he refused his wife admission,
and coiled Thomas Gels, the landlord of the house, who
proved that when the woman culled at the house, the
defendant did not order her swag. All he told her was
that be did not want to tes insulted by her. D.fendant
said the ‘iifferences arose in this way. She could not do
her work,and when he went to show her, she said she would
split his head open with the porker, "DJ it, then r said, he
and when she was Just going to use the poker he pushed
her back on the stool, upon which she struck himin the face.
He returned thecompliment by" flipping' his two fingers,
in her face. She had a *car on her face, but he could not
tell where she got it.
The Chairman said it was it warns sad thing to see two
young married peophs quarrelling in his way. An order
for the payment of To a week, the costa, and the arrears
was made at the Union.
Defendant : "I shan't he able to pay 7e., and pay all her
debts as well. You'll hove to keep two instead of one.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

AIBIULT.

William Trevitt was •ommoued for umulting Wage
Coomhes. at S gyre ,42 July Bth.
Complainant said he lived at Bridnort, nest door
to Truett. On the day in viestion he had been to
Weymouth, and on his way back he saw the defendant et
the 801 l Inn, •t Swyee. Ile amused him of istervine hie
wife and children. He told him to mind his own heal:woe,
Defendant ,hm caught hold of him and said he would di
for him. Ile was the vr. rm for liquor.
Mr. Supt. Gale Raid the defendont hal been several
times convioted of dronkanness.—Fined ls. and coati.
DILUNKINNILM
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Thomas Davy, a Groat Toiler, was summoned for being
drank at Maid.n Newton.
P.C. Hitch proved the case. —Fined ss. and roots.
Eli Gal., for a similiar offence at Piddlehint in, was
find Es. and costa. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

WRYXOUTH.

TIM ROW, 1104P1TAT .—The uuttron heirs' to
acknowl.dg,e, with thanks. the receipt of a gnantitY
of flowers. f.rOP, kc., from the bezear held 'it St.
John's echo iroom for the 'United Kingdom Benefi-
cent Aseociation.

Botwirrs w nowitrot are asked 1 r by the com-
mittee 1 the Poorer Show, f.r decorating the various
marquees. !dude is well provided for, the committee
Imving engaged the regimental band from Portland,
and the :4easoo Nlihttry Band, to play from one o'clock
til the close ,1 the show,
Lomproi Avti Soirrit-Wesratts RAILWAY.
The
truffle return of tie ca.must.y for the week ending the
17th instant shows an increase of £6Bl in pa,utengerg.
invic /cc., and MO in good., merchandise, !cc., the
total increass beinr £9ll. The aggregate increue for
three weeks is 1:4,539.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

THE 0000 WOOD CUP.
PITEI 4,,A1N 1

There were four started on Thursday for this
prize: Peter, Nottingham, Fernandez, and Madame
Du Barry. Luncheon was scarcely over whets the
four runners for the Lou appeared upon the course
and those who had dallied too long over the inidds;
meal and wished to back the favourite found that
they would have to buy their money very dear, ae the
bookmakers would not listen to anything less than 7
to 4 "on" so faint were their hopes of • surprise.
Why these odds should have been laid upon • haat
who has not only failed on previous paseions
stay the course: but who ha, a pleasine habit ht
stoppiug to kick in the middle of a race, it is notes.,
to say, unless the public imagined that Archer was
g.fted with the powers of a Rarey as well am with
the genius of • Frank Butler or a dim Itouinson, bit
they would have it 150, and pod the penalty by
seeing Peter stop as if shot, in the middle of the race,
and refuse to budge an inch until t:le three others
had got so far ahead that there was no chance of his
overtaking them. With Peter out of the race it was
• matter of no difficulty for Madame du Barry, who
has been in England since last summer, and is now
trained in Yorkshire, to repeat the victory of Dresden
t_hdia. who carried the same turquoise and dark blue
colours to the front last year, upsetting even longer
odds than thus, laid on Peter. There was little
enthusiasm ove.. the result, and so fickle is the breath
of popular favour, the fringe of spectat is on the other
side of the course wade merry over poor Archer as he
trotted in with the laden favour.te who, it should be
added, was given a chance of redeeming his character
in the last race, and only made matters worse by stop-
ping to kick.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

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Cheques and P. 0.0. payable to Harriet S. Hannah.

January, 1881.

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Martotk. Somigrait Or to A. B. Vtallllll. Won Qua!
Road. Pools.

r. Johnson in Ids Ch.mistmy of Common L fe
pointed out that Cocoa had long reached the consumey
with too much of its own fat, or loaded with a varietr
of farinaceous substances, producing a soup rather than
a beverage. The Cocoa twan affonis admirable
nutritive flesh forming qualities, and staying power.
In cAdbury's COCO& Eneence these are retained and
concentrated, 'providing an exhilaratinz infusion, not a
duchy souP."—Warwusgs to Ronedtoiders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

A CARD.

'CO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM Om errors and
:nrhscretione of y-uth, rerrous wtaknese, early dee.y,
lora of Manhood, Sc. I will send a recipe that will cure ypti,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was diseasered by
Mir.i nary 'n youth AMOrICII. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the
are. JOSEPII T. INMAN(, Stati.ln I). New york City, U. SA.

Prk: 4.. had r.f MI B...kerilers.

GONtiUNPTIUN, BIC-ONCUITIB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

B RID PORT.

CorN-ry Prrrr Sits-10Na, Monday.—Before J. M.
P. Montagu. K q. (chairman) Captain J. It. T. T.
Bolen, Esq., and S. W. Whetham,
Ks+ —Nlarw,ssl Hausfonl, of Upton Farm, Loders,
was 11111111111. e,l by his wife. Mary Ann Hamden'. for
an assault upon her on the 3rd July, Sun ay.—Mr. C.
C. Nantes appeared for the prosecution, amt Mr. W.
11. Manley for the ,efence.—Mr. Nantes, in opening
the case, aml supportin: the charge of as.ault, said it
WWI the wish ,d his client to have iaer luptland bound
....et to keep the peace towards her.—Mary Ann
II nsford sail she wa, the wife of defend.
ant, having been marri it t, hint in May lsBo. They
had o e daughter On the et 0111114 Id Sunday, 3rd inst.,
she was in bet at half-pa -t i p.m. with her child.
I let who had been to church, CAM • home
about half- pa*t 10, cam.. upstairs and asked what she
ad gone to bed for. He said "I'll show you if you
go to bed early like this. "a d struck her with his fi.d.,
giving her a black eye with his right hand, keeping her
hand dawn with the other. H • struck her five blows.
lie wcut ,i,wmtairs and she called "Murder" three
times. He rem dots( downstairs 10 minutes and then
came up again and opened th- window. She got out
of lied, when defendant said if she didn't stop that
min.: he would Ifurhur. He was very intoxicated,and
she smelt Imply.. -Cross.examined by Mr..Nlanley " I
nes or c illedf -f st of lad stuff." (Laughter). I
di Inolo k the r that night. I remained away f r
fi,„ lays n ,me ,s;,,sion. —By Mr. Santo': "On that
OCCIOI.II I toll n.y h oh %rid 1 WAS g ing home to my
father's, and he sail I might do 84.. I wont away
bccaos. I wanted a change. '— Mr. Edmund Laver,
farmer,Netherhu.y,saidcomplainant was his daughter,
and proved that the vsit was made to his house by
daughter, who was wemc and id at the time.—
Su.an Crabb, called by Mr. Manly, said she met
complaina t on the 7th inst. and *aid to her '' What,
y u've vot a black ea: how did you get that; did you
I.post ? She told witness that
to her, and that *he had locked
run
dooritv:l' sdn
:nha 'lnIinut tllhlete; night, and when he came borne,
she told libu to go to Shipton along with
his old mother, where he had been__ ,before
that obi didn't osre what she did to make Maywood
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

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COUN TY CABINET WORKS,

MRS. HANNAH
BKOB respectfully to thank the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry for their kind rapport to her late
husbarad, and to inform them that she intends contion-
lag the Sliminess (with the help of her Sore), under
the Superinteaderine Of Mr. It. Houset), who has
KW many years' expelienos with her late husband and
the late Ur. Tress..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

CorroSponbence.

THE MUNICIPA L STOCK SCHEME.
To the Editor.

Sir,—lt s-ems to tue the ; rounders of the ahove
echeme are in a I g. aed have pr. j .&c-ei the minds
of a Lege num,el• f the people ;elitist the scheme
by beginniug at the wrong end. Now, the fir-t thisg
they ought to hove tisne was to have assertaine 1
frau the bondlni !ere whether they were willing to
surrender their b melm at a lair msrket price. If they
were not, of course there would be an end of the
mater; but if te,ms could In made with the bond-
h•dders. then a scheme should have been proposed and
laid before the town. I believe the Amolgamation
Scheme, properly carried out, would move a treat
benefit to the town in many ways. In 1877 L.eds
Town Council brought mat a loan for £2,030.000 at
four per cent., through Siemer.. Banbury and Sons,
tar here, Oil Irmet-street. London, sod got a quota.
tion on the Stock Exchange, and their bonds cannot
now be borght for less than £lO9. Then other towns
came into the market—B a:kharn, Leicester, Middles-
borough. and then Liverp.eil f. r a 34 per cent loan,
brought out by the B ink of F.ngland ; they fixed the
minimum ord-e at 991, tenders to the amount of
1:4 000 000 were sent in. the whole Ina, WM allotted
at 1011, and some tender. were es hills as 104 Then
came Birmingham at al for £2 000,000, with the
came /MC ; and now the whole of this stock is
ab ye par. Some will say—Liverpool and Birmingham
are much larger place than Weynol ath ; bur, on the
other hand, tie &Mg are larger. Now, the debts of
the 'roan Council could b• amalgamated into .In.
debt, and a loan fl ated in L nsdon by a respectable
broker or bank at £4 wr cent., and let it be tendered
for, no tend, rto b ac o-pte I 1-ac than £lOO or CIO;
viz.: Bring it out in 1.500. ENO, £lOO, and 1:50 bonds,
with coup no winched. payable envy half-year, at the
Town (1-rk's office. 'there are many who have sums
of £5O and £lOO In the Pos•-alice Ssvini,a' Bank and
other banks, who would like to get a Per oent. for
their money if goal securi•y esti be given. Now,
there is run better security than Municipal Stock;
think the town afoul I pay £4l per cent.—g 4 to the
bondholders, and 6 per cent, to form a Sinking Fond
to redeem a certain number of hoods every year.
This should he done by annual drawing.; begin the
drawings three years after issuing the loan, and I
believe if the loan was brought out by • gout broker,
or perhap. by the Bank of England, to be tendered
for, we should get enotigh ptemiums to form the
nucleus of a goal Sinking Fund. The present state
of the money market opens a good opportunity to
float the I an; the Bank rate is now only 24. sod
surely if heavily indebted colonies, such as Queens-
land and South Aus'ralio, can wet in the open market
£lOO, cr mo-e, fre I:100 stock at fi•ur per cent.,
people would rather invest their money at house,
where they know it is perfectly safe. We shoat
take care to get a en:4.am on the :I,,ek Exchange;
then the investors would have an easy means of buy-
ing or selling, and wculd always know exactly what
their stock is worth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

A itutlous_ vi.•i•oz

Thomas F.lirha Mi 'eh. 11 'rid J,ihti Sutton were ch•rtad
with **lSO:v.l4oz ZVI 3. 111., the monies of the Wylie
Regis Fore•tirs S t•. Too rompltinant In ihia case Ic
William Parker Komi, one ed the trustrew—Mr. H•nier,
who appeared, en taha f of Mr. It N. II 'ward. for the
proaecation, asked that the summona Kleine% Mitehell
might be withdrawn, ant that a filch summons mizot
he taken out againat Sutton, why did nal appear. The
nrtmliers of the society had thoroughly investigated the
matter, and passe I a vote of conddenee in Mitthell, the
treuura. —The applic Woo gra. granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

iLLOiL
pying:

John /Lei was chaarged with Meg illy &thing in the river
near the railway tunnel. in which the Dachester Fishing
Chih hnd th ri of fishing.
Mr. M. C. Weston proseco.ei. Difenclant did not
appear and his wife said he went away a f ,rtnight ago.
end had not returned. She expectei him home that night.
The case was adjournel for • fornight.
WYMM MAGI&
Corr* ry Potros.--,ltt the Court on Friday, J. F. 13.
Churchill was mummoned for allowing • hone to stray
at Wyke, and admitted the fact, but said the enimal
went in the hot weather to get • drink, and he did not
know it.—No p-erious complaint hal been marls
against the defendant, and he was only fined Is. ; but
the cost were 75. more.
TAX Lang WATWARDI3. James Robert Roberts
was summoned to the last County Police-court, by
Mr, Thomas Coomba, clerk to the Highway Board,
for embezzling £67 121. 51, money belonging to the
pariah of Wyke ; but did not ap;fear.-11r. Coombs
applied for • warrant for his avrebensloo, which wac
granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

BUOKLANO NAiWTON.

On Sanday last, July 21th, 61 anniversary serv'ces
of the Baptist Sunday School were held. A capital
sermon was preached in the morning by Mr. tI. Clark,
Town 211 i sionary, of Doreinaster. In the afternoon
and evening, ,ervfces, were conducted by Mr. T.
Richards. colporteur, of Dorchester, when recitations
were given by the children, who were also examined
in scripture subj-ets, the whole being intersl,ers,l with
appropriate Auging. The e• mgrega lone were good,
the collections conside•a,,ly lar.mr than for several
years past. and altogether a 1111 at happy and SUCCO.II4-
fu day was spent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

WEYMOUTH.

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EXCURSION. —Meagre. Comae and Co.. as
usual, otise the grestest facilities for a city's enjoy-
ment on Bulk fioli lay, the special feature being an
excurA in at nine iii the m to Swansge. B turns-
mouth, an I Alum May. Isle of Wight, supplemented
ly afteruo .n aad atoning grand marine concuts. by
the Weymouth Season livid, under the conductorship
of Mr. Poll ock. Steamers to Portland evory half-hour,
from half-past nine till half-past five. The Empress is
advertised to run a t rip from Bournemouth to Wey-
mouth, and will arrive in time to make the afternoon
excursi ou at Weymoath.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

IT II NADI ony IT
JOIN PEPPER.
At BEDFORD LABORATORY,
BATLEY-STREET, TOTTENHAM C 01.41-11
LONDIN.

OAD,

N NWT all Chemiete sell ft,-or—WiTget it in a Yew hours.
Inqu:rtri for this Medicine will often be told that any
Taratacum, tro , is (gushy cowl, and some very cheap, wet h
Ices coolvound wal be °Sore I. PO that it is quite necessary to
Ingle% that tho TARAXACUM a:bl POUOPMYLLIN supplied
bean JOHN PEPPER'S Label
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--• ••• RILLA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

MURDER OF A WEYMOUTH WOMAN.

Fanny Sprucer, a young woman who was :ormerly
iu resp.mtable rarvioe at Weymonth oving been
brought up by her uncle, who kip: Harbour
Bidge toll-house and the Bridge Inn, has been
murder° I at Woolwich.
The Srania-d of Tuesday rays :—A shooklog affair
is rep,rted from Woolwich. About four o'clock
yesterday (Monday) at tw noon the resident(' at 6,
Cannon-row, which ia chaos to the main gates of the
Arsenal, saw • woman run in at the open door and
into a back jar I, an enclosure common ti that and
the adjoining how's, in whii h she had recently
resided. She was followed by a man named Durling,
who WM armed with an iron rid, apparently used AS
a uoker. Overtaking her on • grail plot in the yard,
where she crouched down in terror of him, he strung
her twice with the rod upon the head with all his
force. The blows cut thr ugh the hat she was w •ar-
ing, and irdi me I terrible won di u.i the skull. As
he struck the blows the al used exc'a megi—" Now
will you be satisfied?' hut s el g her fall insensible, be
stooped end kiase.d her. Tries., was apparently no
attempt to and toe aelli,liarlt Wai at once made
prisoner. The woman was removed to the infirmary.
Or. Rice expressed his belief that the woman could
not survive. Her name is Fanny Mussel, and her
age about 23."
Totes two ptrt'culare are income', her name, from
t-lograms 'sent to the pi ice, we lean ii Fanny
Sp ucer or Sprayer. We have also **cart rin.td her
age was about 28 her friends' name is ickland, a
cousin if that living here; she also had • cousin named
Vye, in Nastaltreet.
fhe Standlrd con ions*: "Hurling, who is 35 years
of age, has been previously charged with assaults on
females.
Next day the report woe The worn m has died
from the effects of the injur es. Dwiing was charged
at the Woolwich police-court with the wilful murder
of the woman. Several persons gave corroborative
evidenoe of the particulars of the assault, and the
prisoner was remanded till after the inquest."
It is stated that the poor young woman was
supposed to be entitled to • house or houses; but,
owing to dispute, the matter is still unsettled in the
Chancery Conit. adore she left Weymouth it was
feared that Fanny Sprucer had become a source of
trouble to her frModa. She eventually remove 1 from
Weymouth about 12 or 13 years since, to London, her
uncle died some time ago, and her relations have not
beard trim her for several years. On the last occasion
she was in want of funds, which were sent to her. The
property mentioned would no donht have comet) her
when the case had been decided by the Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

THE LAND BILL.

Ths Irish Land Bill comes ou for debate in the
House of Lords today. It is undervt smi that
Lori Carlingford eas cesoge of the measure. The Bill
woe exactly 45 Jaye m kiug im way through the Lower
Hones, the tune oucupted fl the Vsrio .Ladoe bean
ii fOlLlWS:—lbtratillCL,ou 6.1 d hfP: r mir day I
secoad reading, *even days ; committee, 23 days
report, three days; and tuird raajone (ay. A,
ordinary seadon condone of 26 w,rkii.g wrests, a,ci tie
time at the disposal of tee Goveromem is usuaoy about
52 days, 114 that tee L.aod jjf octup.ed eithia
seven days of the whole of that tune. A meeting et
Conservative peers was bell at Ler.i Salisbury's resid-
ence on Monday to Cial 'bier amendasenta to Um Bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

LATEST.

THE VOLUNTEER RiVIEW IN SCOTLAND.
It is underattsxl that the Volunteers to be reviewed
by the Queen at Edinburgh next month will number
30,000 men.

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DESTRUCTIVE VIBE.
Two large abode nt the railway dock, Goole, wen ce
Saturday destroyed by fire. TN) damage is estimated
at £70,000. Fortunately none of the vessels la the
docks were injured.

DISCOVERY OF DYNAMITE IN GLASGOW.
A discovery of an alarming nature has bees misdeal
Hallside Steel Works, near Glasgow, belonging k
the Steel Company of lioottharl. A packet of
dynamite sufficient, it Is 'Wed, to blow up the whole
of the works, was found behind two steel furnace%
The police are favesgigaiing the affair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

loroet._Cottutti exgess.

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IRCIPISTER., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881.

LORD ALINGTON AND THE WESLEYAN&
When the sail news that dm Dean of Westre'nster
was de,' hal spread, cone less were the express:ons of
Tesi„„d and adtitintlieu that we e evoked from n't sects
"d in all count ,on. By the 1..g1ie4 1,, the lowest was
tr.., awl .heto reg,et expressed, mei in s.tch a instane,
which shewed it to be reil and t 'tie, and
net a mere shallow compliment on the death of 0
g;e3t ; 11114 2,0 attill, lilt in the glorious
building, in wl..ch the Dean had taken so much jeide,
men of various creeds, flier...lnnen, Dissen:ers, and even
Roman ratholica gathered around the grave of a mutual
awl lamented hietel. Awl .hesedays of bickering
and party strife, anything wlui,h letidif to break down the
barrier hetsreen the various ...ids awl religious parties
whiel. Lis Issm forme,l, and which unfortunately
many persons still wish to retain, is hailed by all right
mind,' Mill wit II great pleasure. Ahhough the subject
to which we are now about to allude—viz., a Vielly net
on the part of an English gentleman. may be lout small
in the eyes of many. y. t by IllOrt, will be observed the
0000. spii it. awl ill,' same true Ch•-istian feeling, wl '.4.
-i unit..f all classes and 1.1.1,1,4 1., mourn with OW]
accord ....ound the grave of Ikm Stanley. To give a situ
for a Wesleyan Chapel, and a goodly sum towards tha
ere,•tion of the building, awl best of all to draw up a
plan of his ideal lof a elkai..l Nti,,WS, we regret to say,
a feeling all too rare in tilos, days—when Churchmen,
and I 'lmrelittwn of high rank cl,ecially, do often
foil to fulfil the highest purposes and fall very
short of the highest awl truest principles of their faith.
When the Wesleyan.. of Mill, marsh sent a memorial
to Lord Alingtou asking fir a piece of laud on Whid, ti
build their elrtpel, we are told he instantly replied, intl.°
Manner airily The Wesleyaus ..f the
village feel deeply grateful to hint fur his magnanimous
and generous act, and we feel sure the noble lord will be
as greatly phased with the manner in which it was
received by the Middlemarsh Wesleyan's, as he was with
the Royal thanks so freely given to hint of late.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

POSTLLND.

FORUM'S ANIIITVIMSAR .—At the County Petty
Sessions on Friday, an application for an extra hour's
leave was made by Mr. Thomas G. Green, of the
Eagle Tavern, near the Great tkiarries, Portland. on
the occasion of • Forester's Anntverisry, on tho 11th.
—Granted.

Sri's' Is° Fnorr —On Friday last, bet ‘re H. C.
floodden, Esq., Maj vinoa, and Colonel R. H. 0.
Bwa4elii, two boys, named Richard Lew) and 'ferry
Smith, were surnmone for stes/ing fruit growing in
the garden of Mary Lano, at Pertland.—Tisey pleaded
guilty, and were told the consequences to which they
were liable by garden robbery. Thia being • walled
garden, they were liable to • fine of 220 easah, ore long
Impri4onment in default. Mr. Goodden cautioned
them, end fined them ss. and costa (se. 61.), total
half-a-guinea each, or, said Mr. Symonds, 14 days on
the treadmill.—They paid.
D•NOTA0011 TO Be kr LAW! —At the County Petty
Sessions, Mrs. Bloke, of Ring-street, summoned John
Northover Read for an assault, but he did not appear.
—Mrs. Rinks on the 16th ult., was whitewashing
round the garden, when Mr. Read came by and said
be have her life by fair means or foul; he'd run a pick
through her. He w•nt with one of his children to his
garden door, but came back again, said he'd "take
the Rinks out of her," took up the bucket of whitewaah,
and threw it all over the place. She ran in and shut
the door; but he threw the lime at it, and it went all
over the door, and sme went under and up the
passage. She was afraid of what he would do, for she
didn't think he WM right in his mind.—A young man
in Court Paid John Read was his sister's husband ; but
he did not think he had been right in his mind since
a law snit. about • Toad which was run down.—Sergt.
Feltbani n'thi the man was very quiet when he waa in
his right mind ebyt nqw he was not fit to be at large.
- hg,therdn-flaw said he wig in • club, but he
would not sign his name to reoefin ASO Roney from it.
It WWI also said he would not receive any mos* from
his father, and Mr. (Amonds suggested that WU • were
proof of insanity. —His brother-ln.law was asked if ha
would be bound for his keeping the peace; but he
refused, and the police were directed to take charge of
and cuomueicate with the pariah
dsefutehnotacirium,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

TEE RESERVE SQUADRON.

The Reserve Squadron. under the commead of Rem.
Admiral the Duke of Edinburgh, arrived M Spitagod
on snuudgy. The QllOOll aod Princess gestrias
steamed out from the Ism of Wight in the Royal pegs
Alberta to meet the ships, which hoisted mamboed
Bags as the Royal party approached, but did not Cue
Kora salute.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02

DORCEIRSTNR UNION.
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The t'sindidates muat be Unmarried or Widowa
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the ',mai tioverunient Board and the Regulationa of
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didate could play the Ilannonium. 'Elie Salary will be
CO per Annum, with Audi further sum AA the Committee
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Apph,sti"es, in the handwriting of the Candidates,
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Atotn; and the Candidates must attend at the
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the sans Day.
The Person appoluted will be expected to enter upon
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