The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-22 00:00:00

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off cat pie,"- at the same time one or two of the
paws of the unfortunate kittemi were introduced with
the hair and clime 4111 adhering. AA the despicable
husbands mule their ignominious rut, they were met
hy a number of young BIM who had been let into dm
secret. with AUCIIII chore, of men Mg as fairly hut thrill
to Hight. NANA of tli•!:.ffso• got simooll, suit whenever
the tum men showed their fares, they were met with
eeiiiteleas cries of " mew, mew, mew ;" and they %t l.'
compelled to relinquish their employment and leave the
neiglihourhood : Served 'ow right. Ilaulderajted
lolrt.
Tim PUBLICAN AND Ille BABBAID.—COT v. iinCLlOl.
—Tills was an action brought by the plaintiff, Sarah
Coy, a coyish damsel, aged abiut AWACt 17, against the
defendant, • wooden•legged publican, landlord of the
Star and Critern. Bros lacy, Westminster. to recover the
Alllll of Li flu., ininiey she bad deposited with him for
aafety, and towards furizialling a bridal home —Plain. ,
tiff acid the was • distant relation of defendant's, ill
whinie service she wait at the latter mid of last year,
and left with • fond ides of being married to John
&recount, one of the Green Park Rangers (Liugliter) ;
but there was nothing to laugh at (increased laughter),
fur her hopes hail been blighted by his ranging
, away from her (laughter) in consequence of a
foul scandal ccitt upon her by defendant. The
seanibil she complained of was hie leihuig her sweet.
heart that she was a bail girl, and sat on soldiers' knees
—which factshe could, without blushing, deny. (Laugh-
ter.) While Stevenson was courting her on one lama-
akin in delendiuit's kitchen Lu gave her lfm.
tellitig
her to make the best use of it in purchitaing iurniture
for an apartment in which to celebrate the happy—as
she anticipated —forthcoming event. (Laughter.) She
left defendant's a few days afterwards, and, having
made iome purclial4 a, returned to him, cud giving
him her purse. which, to the best of her
mmtaii £7 re. 6.1. asked him to take
care of it till she required it ; at the tome time he said,
" Don't leave it all—take back 55," which he gave her.
Almost in the saine breath, however, he saul,"Let's
we, 1 lout £l2 from my caslehox while you were with
lee. This is part ail, and I shall stick to it." (Laughter).
As he refused to give it up. she took these proceedings.
—John Stevenson deposed to having given plaintiff the
money as stated.—Defendant, in relay, *mid he
believed the inoney to be Ilia, auth em. d..taiDed it.—
His said lie believed plAliiifrA hut...quoit, and
having given his decision in her favour, she left the
court.

HOLLunaTS 01X11411ST Mtn PILLII—Wour44. eor.•nd
liken are purified and healed with atrolute certainty by three
external and Internal remedies, %Melt on-opentte towards cure
wth a rapidity that looks like magic. Titter d utile action la
imwhitible. Unhappy creatures, the tivae le 4 air of oir•
gery," objects no Iv.rribly unsightly that the inost benevolent
turn allay from thein with a shudder, hate been latched
from the very edge of the grate, and restored to iiie,lth,
and society, by thew dual Metlitament.--the.e ton metlival
charm, The Ointment should he rubbed talc° a day into the
;arts affected, and the Pills should be Udall according to the
printed ilirections accompan)ing every box. The cure will be
complete and permanent.