The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02 00:00:00

CERNI ABU&

Perri 8011110,11, Wednesday —lietore Lord Digby, the Ker.
Charles Bingham, llr John Edward BMge, Mr. OW
Stuart Glyn, and Mr. John flatten
&gloom Oid , of Glanville. %Cotton, wits swnmoned by
(Unstable Samuel Paull widow the Poaching Prevention Act,
being euepeoted of coming from land where he had been la
searcli of game. On being eearched five nets and one pistol
was found on him. Defendant pleaded not guilty, and caged
a wittier named John Garrett, of gherborne, (pawn's labourer,
who proved to the eatiefeetkon of the bench that the nets /need
on him were has property, and that, on the Srd November, ted
toad him that It• was going to Mks the pistol to • Yrs. Curtis
to get • nipr put In, so that he might use It on Giu) Fa oboe'
dailiermaa Linwood. r , of Ebsekland Newton, rummoned b
Sept Batty, for haring anima weights in his possemion, woo
Sued 6a. ineledieg coma
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Will-Zont—Edmanis, of Buckland Newton. was sammoned by
P.O Paull. Defandant plaadad gunty, and inn lined Ink and 7s.
costs for being drunk on the highway there, when in charge el
a horse and sart.

Thries—/Z re4;l eon, of Pulbam, eummoned by Supt
Defendant pleaded guilty le being drunk, and eras
II: Si. and 7. mete Allowed a fortnight, or in default, if
days Imprisonment
Fferrl'ul PairOkilul 'ran Muted by way of remora.

SHIRSOKNE.
SnueouseatAT gazieslutz.—Thei fello.lser Weer
had appeared in the Medias* and Daybrea, the
mirithalist magazine :—Edr,—At the instigatioa el Mr.
1110. W. AUwood, phrenologist, whelk's' been working very
hard in this neighboarhood, 1, with other,, were
indeed to get Mr. F. Herne to pay.. • visit and hold
a series of seances for the purpose of testing tits truth
of spiritual phenomena, with the following result&
First sitting 0002 prised a eirole of 19 persoos, in • roam
where a spirit oirole had been held before. We
at • few minutes, when we beard taps or raps, and
after • short time we put the gas out, end very fine
manifestations followed, such as winding up a mewled-
hoz, and floating it about all puts of the room, pleader
It on my arms, removing, it and then putting it on the
arms of other sitters ; tapping us on the bead wit's the
paper tube., playing a guitar, and carrying it about the
room and touching us on the head with it; and I had
a NOM-band placed on my head, and an iron ring was
olmed upon a lady's arm while, with myself, we cash
he'd rat of Mr. Hernia bands. Mr. flame was !after-
wards lifted by some Invisible power on the folio and
.hen op to the • Ping ; we also heard spirli.voiem.
The next evening tite. manifestatioes were not so good
to the first part of the evening. After a time two of
the °irate left, and then I had • heavy wooden their
placed upon my arm by some myeterkma newer. The
third evening was by faiths beet of all. Whilst sitting
in the gaslight Mr. Herne Inmost entranced, anti
delivered through spird.lofilenee • very floe address—
short, but fall of beauty, of spirit and la —after
whisk we bad a Tian from the sprit "Daley," Wethea
put the is. out, and had not sat fire minutes; when the
aptrit ''John King" spoke • few words to two of tie
party and departed, leavlog the spirit "Peter" in
lon, who w very her niation', asked if we should
Utscer as
have the musical-box wound up, which hi did,
and *tarried it about the room, lodging it afterwards on
&sideboard ; I may also say be informed us that be wee
a clown when Is this world. I bed two terreetial
globes In the room ; them "Petee" tamed over with
the observation that be wet turning the world amide-
down. He also brought from under the globes an irou
ring, and after 'akin two of the girth U they would
I he tha ring on their arms, put it on one ; be also
brought • bummer from under the globe and tapped
the owner with li, and after asking me if I ohjeotod to
his kissing my wife, whisk of *sane I told turn I did
not, be ki.e.d her, and wished a, good-night, meek's(
Gods blessing upon os. This breaght oar circle to a
emelusion, giving great esthdaetion, and eonviaelag
some very scram empties that there was an money at
work which was beyond oar power to conceive or it
present understood. I oaa say for =yogi, that it has
treated in me a thine for knowledge wish*, until Mr.
Allwood's visit to this town, I was in total Ignores.,
of; and I trust that Wore 1 ani 12 neater' eider I shall
be ab,e to green and more fully understand the vales
end importance of epiritnal manifestations.-1 am, sir,
yours most faithfully, • Sanaa Lyra Tams Axe
LIGHT. —Deno, Nov. 3rd, 1873. F.&-1 should
pulsate say that during all ehei mantlestatiess Mr.
Merne's hands were held by the greatest merties La the