The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-07 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1873.

DOR= QUAIRTIR 13123111010.

13k• (*dor ilisioas 01 b. peon for this waft
vim opened am Tusk, artiasoos leak whin Haan
was pronat :
The Itliglit How Lord POIMILII, Marna°.

kali FLOM, la, M.P.. Dante" Cheimesn.
The It His. the Lel 0. & Wye, Beq.
el J. W. B. Bevineevorlk,
Mee NOM Hon. Lceil Req,
X 1.. gindereley, Esq.
Ilmilet IMAM, KALB. &UM AM" Req.
I% Roe. 0. 0. 0111, IL P. IL N. lipielleton, Req.
LL H. Magian, Req.
IL %NA Req. 0. L kiebel. laq.
J. IL P. Membga. Dig.
W. X Baum laq. H. & Middlelms, Bp.
0. H. Bad, lieLq F. XJ. Morriss. Sm.
J. II: 0. J. Perks, Seq.
W. IL°=t, Ben. Z. Peeves, Bp
IL O. Cennehlil, Seq.lL Bedgett, SA.
N. L IBM, Lg. IL a. Hee" Esq., M.P.
13.1. Xl* 1111} R. 0. F. Bawer& Esq.
H. Prom Mos. Beg. Oase Bekes. lieu
A. Peseee. am. C. .1.0. BweilLed, Req.
J.. 1. Perqulemms. rm. & l'horntea, Req.
J. W. T. Pyles', Emi 0. Trate-Bullock. Req.
I. P. Felkenleaksegh, IL Williams. req.
Be* New Warm Rm.
IL C. Geedden, Mg. LB. Yeatmaa. seq.
en J Ganda, Lg. Rm. J. H. Austen.
B. P. Ganda, lei Rev. 0. W. Bingham.
3.?. P. Ossdry, Seq.
Rev. C. J. Glyn.
0 &M. azrort.

Forts rolilitis er-x71:1 alike rowed there
badal=a aa tsorroo of eight is the daily average of
person asd osta in the priabrouto, also a 140.
pin bud pot Irak In aho maintrarto wet.
The report was received end adopted.
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Xr.llabelliampon i;:en-itht ap this report, labia
advsd alialesea £2 987 14a., and reeelpte—Balanae
huh eisolona, £1,b81:1 144. sd. ; halfpenny ram,
£1,949 17a; 6L; Kean and fees, £156 6a. 6d.; flaunty
Hoene rent :of Hipb &will, £100; bewail% of Poole
ier mhos prameeadooa, £32 10a. id.; fith payment by
&glen enendtale. t 100; School of Lit far pa,
£1 is. ed.—tonal, .£4,096 106. 54., Marian • Wane, of
61466 llha 64. a haUpanay rate was resaanseaded.

t7rdointax old the Cowl ought to be thankful
to the Flamm committee for the trouble they bad
lakesa rentodollhlg the Osuuty 'hook Thoy hool now

the semounte arranged Tory mirth Wm those. of other
months, bet there ware on or two improvernete that
yot might be made. La well u petting the total sena
as new paid by the rwesty, it would bo very osannisat
to ray what is paid by each sales, aad this would give
magistrates an opnrteaty of seeksg how on anise to
rated in .es.parlioa with the others—(hear). Thee
there we. the amesemest of the nualy. From time to
time he bad beau shout to bring the matter before the
Court of Quarter Brous; but they expiated semw
thing to be done by the Govennaset or in Partisan,
and so it west ca. Bet be thought it would be wroag
be allow it to go oa say Inger, and he had cleared the
Clark of the Pease to mod him Ike nano amemmeate
threeglaset the aunty. Prom these he fond that the
dlfferenes made to a sow assessment would be so small
that it would not Inlay the met of snowamennest
bin made. The priaelpal inereme was is the distriet
of Weymouth and Posilead, sad tbe new asseet of
this unlit would make sun • slight addition that it
would be bet as • drop is the nese oomparn with the
£llOO or £l,OOO whin would both* wan of snow wear
meat. Bet than was soother ratter that really did
require attending to. Ben& unions is the aunty bad
neglected to make their rotors.; last yen mama, ball
the salons met them in. nod he bad Isetruned the
Clerk of the Pane to Worm the law against all those
saes who did not make their rotors& Po Mat is the
gown of the next year they might expel to receive all
the returns. Tin woe very Important, hennas then
returns wan the basis oa whin the entity rate woo
made, sad he hoped the Clerk of the Peso' would pot
T to adorn th• law.
V:Sreport was resolved and adopted.
CH M 001111TAILle5 1/20111..

?aim report woe read by th• Cum of the Paull :
It stated that 242 persona hare base ap reloaded dur-
ing the paM, quartet, of whom 46 were dil.hortsd, 160
summarily disposed of, and 36 oominlthed. The returns
shear • &mew of 23 as tneroarad with Lb...... quarter
last year, the redustion in offseese of • liOt ehartater ;
but the., is an Lnerweee to the more ses ohm of
offences, those oorniniktiod befog osesiderably shoes the
=The New Wangs( Ad has reeked satin.
, Lod there la • deereess of 29 per eget. ie the
drunk and disorderly MOM During 1872 there were
1,723 outbreaks of foot-sod-mouth disease, and tee of
other sontagious dieorders. 136,120 mambas have bees
agested, and 1,549 have died. Bat the dimmer has
lately diminished mesh, and now there are only 57
Isms ideated.
SUDO= AND BUILDING&

Kr. H. Wudasme mad this report. £135 19e. 9d. had
been speat.and £63 Os 9d. remained in band. As to Thorn.
mato bridge, the liver is the divide°, end half of the
hid.' le Is nosh tiounty—of DOTISi sod 80011WIPSI. At
Oillingitate are two bridges with inasriptions dating
dam to be cloudy bridges; but they have nem been
repaid by the empty ; bat the turnpike sot Wring
expired. they are bellowing ispairsbls by Um °aunty,
and £lO worth of repair., whist' is suflideilt, have bees
(adored. Weidman Bridge is ineenvenisot by moon of
the 'snowmen sod deepseet of the road. It may be
=ad by &deplane • lower arch ad widening the
4t1., on the preeent foundation. £7OO may be
twit it is almost irepoesible I. form as easurato
Isloolitios. —Maiden Newton Turnpike Mime Ain
bosley, sad the trust bridges are now minty

WWII=II BILDOL
Lard iLDOS pnermeed the followiag memorial with
respite to this bridge :

Tb ike Rotoeuesbl • de Iltigtetretoe for the timely of Donee
to (manor Newham tieresolthol.
The maser* of the moderatos* Inhabliaot. of the tons of
*mem and adjoining di** in the sald county of Doris,
rentfully *meth—
yew misnorWlste and very maay oaken ars in the
ronstma habit of mord* the South bridge over the river
home, Mk* smarm. the town of Worohont It.. UN octioth-
In 101. 01 Purbeck In the raid county. on bombs*, and on
loot. ea well as in vehicles of various dencriptlene and other-
wise. Wet the said South bridge lilt prima or linenveMinly
meow am to roder thelr crowing it Mao my &ppm% in
woorequanos whereof accidents have hum time in Mem
happened thereon That revsmi years see a ding* "
and miner* wits premoted to ths meistratos all 1..1=
g=r *Mow by the late Rev. tip. Orebeldift Shen
of this minty bridge. and budding gonmliften, on
bawl d the Inhabitant. et Wareham and the edleleini
dielelell as maids the North bridge at tin opposite entresse
in the over the river Went, la comiqueneo el whkoh
erin the the. asegistratot amenbled at the poringiihin flomlon.ardor* the mid North bridge to be sad
**
rnboarcorit at the county of Dorm (to tb• seabed*. of *slob
egnate, the mid North bridge, 1..011 as the mid South In idge,
U. intl.* of thin present momortal belongs), and thir was
well do* to the groat advantage of all unne it. Tour
momorthele therefore sarnemly pray that your honourable
body will forthwith ii.. directions that as aeon MI h pram*
able *stars emir Mull ilm adopted with nom* to Use NM
go.* bridge, OM which an important tra& continually
Nth and us mum the salirty and gnat ammolease of
C public.
on n.O oe the Moan thanks of all intianded.

Hie Lordsl4 said the inenserial wee signed by seedy
90 of the Ibita.be foe the im cd %saint h
bridge. It was a sort ofwUl.. miters bridge very
_s.4 sarrow,and extremely Ineoavestent, esposially
If two magma mob there, and as to the Mama of the
foot psooo they were not email bitter than is
leg ono of the Amin is Leaden. Re bad spokes
abont the bridge to the Bridge and Salkilag Oemmitame
sod be moved Met the memorial be referred to them
for their ecesiderstion.

Wilaaema raid it IMP of muse pseud to every.
body that this inentorial we. going to be preessted,
sod the esehotitte• thought It right to look into the
mettle. They found the bridge very narrow sad ex-
tremely incouvenhet ; It had little jattiage set tar pet-
sengery to go into, when waggool or other Wags were
-- Itoosldb.tinpru.sd by tilde!' off the anthem,
the bridge and maids' It wider, which seelst
he dose au the seem toendadoos. Bet the difileulty woe
with regard to the slosamy—(a laugh). They toned on
esquirless ot their Surveyor that the work selot coed-
biy be dose tor LOX-, but it ought also soot POO, and
hue seared, possiblo to adkettaill asesrabely LIU the
week we. in proem. It was • very large seas cd
wooer, to ask the society for, and he thought the
better plan would be to raise • subeiniption In the
asigkboerbeed for the inspreventeat.
Ths Maumee suggested that while the Ishabiteets
were getting ap a good large subsoriptlee ILI, that
would give dins for the magistrates sosmilder the
mottos before the Seeter 8
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Mr. CALCWT had never heard of the messarial
this day. The bridge wm • very good ear, saint as
subeleatial balkileg was seaweed. If It were lees
Wasp sad mon wide, it woald be • better bridge; but
he weal mer it very frequeatly, and had sow ran
over anybody, not had be board of anybody Mug ma
over. No doubt if the musty kid plenty of war/
wttlisat diving Into the 'mama of those who de not
wieh to mead It, It would be a good thing to improve
the bridge by widening It. Hat it present
*mkt sad, as they bed heard, there w:arres=
whit.lf frighteeed, aid take
ersiamea ter. aborresriver m heard of asy ambient them
bat If the meaty Wee to wad the nissey, is mesh
the bsPer—fhkitar).
Lord /LOON believed that there was at doubt milli-
Woe bed osearismiti
.ossernmi, sad two or three rl4llll
rhadthem was •ob • equelied" to death —( Met).
beertztlerma say that they
mewl Mo sad tad been waged by midden
ea either side.
trierne mid if the bridge was • good am could
It net be Massed at mush I. peons ? They would
set briag the whole bridge dow* if it was in • sound

—.net memarial was relerred to the Bridge sad Build-
hag eceasittee.

ccratino MITLITIOL
s. nom read the quarterly and air tho renal
report of Wm Cfraceittea, of Tilton. which rowed aa
sepeadttare &Wag re quarter of 4608 10a. U.
Wow £3,419 16a leaving • Wanes la head
d6636e. 10d. Time eriar had bre Warted sad
errylidag ford la sredefeetory rate.
no reify report el the rakers leafed that there bad
We • riewlal rednetrala the Duerr el limper
raiser hareem to the county dialog the year, the
per total brag new 420 am against 60E The amber
at erahader bad bra 101 ; the Waharpe bad hen
80. Tlrre bed been 30 est-eoury praiser direhered
el when 28 were sent book to the asylums la Were.
The arable of deaths had bre 31—tather over 6 par
rat en the daily recap ol primer P. Jaques had
ben held Wry the yea; Aar bed there been say
erldosl el Throe err of amarians had
eseened lalarri‘ew wiry one fierriaelleg
oak eseoptlen the hear had been good.lalt
a.s refiard to lOW Mikketios the
b=
to the thleee sad attention et
the aredleal„ and lime err Ma. Yr.
Clilreple. the wiled riser, rsp.rt.d on high ternar.
The rw ha* reser had been farad eat
4 the eid airlift reeves at leatos. with two
WWI to ash. 4 libe -mune kiod se these lorry rade
mad Wed se ellierat at Chirshrter. Other lea.
pretense* sere el them suggested by the Omar
abaree, bad bra sad.. With Moreau, to the data
SI the eharehyarel Charrinafer, referred to at the
Midenewer Seedre, the Viable. reported rhea salt
appainaSb. elarird wag aired, rodequete
far the erdleary reqdrearta al the perish. sad rat
s. WWI* WI raid be erred for • r•uitase addl.
thr hed submitted to the lieeretry of WU e
plea sad larheale for • eeriebry r wrier, repel

ea the lands &dashed S. the Ohermiader Asylum, as a
soot of ZOO, while bap prepare to provide frem the
neavaapor sad sittilailital,_ Maim amistust. The dre
=flys* wd7 ray Impabid My two el the Oda-
at the end of Sober;O msay reeammeada.
U... for the haprevemosa of the building sa the *id
asylum were mad., sad many of them the Ybatas, were
desired of carrying out. With the date of the wards
sad audition of the estimate dare setistactioa was
s . The malatenanee has beta raised from la.
ai=odla. Ad. The farther sum of 1800 ordered to
be paid el flioludreas Serious trent the souiplas fund
6 relief of the dusty ride made • taid of £4,800 so
pokL Tb. Mend farther stated that the supply of
mat had been provided by pantheons Nude almost
essiaaludy at the Denhamer ametica Wes, 87 beads
load 486 sheep hada( bola Weight, weighhig altogether
to the edam 54,14911 a, mad dada( £1.712 10s, and
• very little more than 70. par lb., Inca which there
I. • fittest rednedea lob. made for what is ealld
"lb. Afth Tumid," and for cash reestood for skies
sad beam The endgame debt of the asylums at
Illehselmd lest woe as fiodlowo :—Priselpel borrowed,
£41,000; paid 0( £16,100; remaining ilea 04,900,
lit. Floyd said there were one or two palate to
waded be wished to direst attentios, sad which be
hoped the wart would think very sat6feetory. The
reveal dated that 19 males sad 19 females bed been
restored to health in the pest year • and, though no
doubt the asylum' is an expulsive year;
to the
=yen, he did sot think they would grudge or
It unnesesmely binned, espeddly when they
eureidered that ao many of our flelow orsehares were
restored to health and the exercise of all their faculties
by the salutary *oatmeal panned In that establish-
ment. The pointyu of deaths (8), scaddering that
the patients an all poisons more or less afforded Is
health, bonus though primarily mated, seated
they all knew that the mind operates on the body, that
they hen • resiprocal adios, and therefore the bodily
Mal* Is frequestly adeded also, sad often very
seriously, is 'gala eatidastery. They had mover had,
her was thankful to say, before, with the exceptioa of
merles, any serious costagious oomplaint break eat ia
the asylum • but in the pad year there had bed three
oasts of siiiirlatios, which they mould not at all
amount for, or for Ile passing from one part of the
asylum to aaother. It weaned la the new
asylum. Had It been in the old out some meg6.
Mile and odds might not have bees very mush
surprised as that lies very low, sad de of the
*sedans taken by those who advocated removal to •
higher polities was the asylum being sited's' se low
es to be more liable to esoh dimmed se fever. Talkie
insesnos in deliaaos of ordinary aalidpailoes, the esm•
plaint breaks out on the high greeted where anoint,
She whim hos the advantage of plenty of air, yen'
good vestilatioa, and very good drainage, sad he
odieved a biddy lade of thing' in earn respell.
They could mot lassoed for marlatlaa meanie' la
the louse In any way, everything as far is they 'odd
de being arnaged In the beet pomade way. It seemed
to have been bred la the house itself, for there was so
seariet fever in the neighbourhood, sad they Gould not
think it had been Imported. Happily the *edam had
now for some weeks been free from the dimes, and
they trashed it might remain in a healthy side. On
the gondol of the esszatery they had had • good deal
of earrespondenee with the Comalsoloners in Lamer.
They (the Oomatimiesen) are very averse, and dada
proper Amid, he thought reasonably so, to Indite
cosnoteries placed in pounds Mar lunatics asylum, as
aerouot of their deprembig inflames oa the patients—
that If such were too frequently in sight and observa-
tion, It would preiodios the restoration to health of
the patient& On those grounds the Ormantladosare
took objection to the proposal, and wished the sow
mind to And some other mean, of meeting the
neessity. They applied to the owner of land in the
neighbourhood of Oharesiuster derohyard, but be
was Indisposed to id theta have mon land from his
estate for this purpose. Of course they lad ao oldie
on him whatever 5555 be should give up land which Is
the middle of • parish like Ghanaian' le valuable, and
It might be very ineonvenient to be parted with. Then
wee no ether land available; and the only °the" alter-
native which woe suggested was that a• the obarsh-
yard of Cbarmiaster was though not absolutely fall,
yet, so far so as to he very limited in available extent
In proportion to the necessities of the parish. it was
thought possible than might have bout a prospect of
the pariah now or 1i no dieted date providing •
eranetery in addition to the present ohardynd ; but,
so far is they eciald And out—llr. Gandry had
*aired of a considerable landowner, and be of rate-
payers, there seemed to be no prosped whatever of say
such step being taken. Is this abides of Ones dust-
natives they replied to the Oommlasiosers that they
bad no doles left. The ouressity of burying the
patients is obviate to anybody, and the Coramissioners
could hardly dispute It, though they objested to the
arrangements proposed. It would be very undesirable
In the midst of • populous parish like Cherminder So
overfill the oharehyard, or begin digging graves
gala where burials had sot long before taken dam.
They made froth representation to the Commission's,
and they approved the proposal of the amenities, •
PllllO end estimate for which he laid on the table ; sad
he was glad to my they should be able to sorry It out
without any other exposes to the county. He pro.
=that the report be received and adopted.—
.

COMITY POLIO L

Mr. Fhattrroi Wan reeding thla report. Meted that
atter tut eseniona, the Mel Coestabi. mentioned to
him that the men of the pollee form were not pakl as
they were la other emotion. He had also shown him
statietion of the different counties In Ragland, proving
that in Doreetehlre the men are paid at a very low rate.
The Chief Conetable bad not asked for any Ineream of
naiary for hisimit, and for the men he proposed • rate
of lemmas whisk was on • lower male than the own.
mitts* en araminlog Into the matter, had agreed to
recommend, for they were unanimously of opinion that
the lumens* proposed by Capt. Brown "mum salletent
He wished to say that the oommittee had had before
them reterna of the pay and allowances to the different
ranks of oonstables in other °cantles, aad the addition
they proposed they were unanimous eve. He thee
read the report of the committee, whisk Moiled the
committee approved ea alteration in Dorehester police-
station, giving &drill:foetal soommodatten for toe me.
stable, and that they had empowered the Chief
Constable to rent a oottage at tladipol• of Mr. John
Maseell for £l2 • year, he to keep tie premise. in
repair and met a look-up. It also spoke of the '
nieritortotuo martian and good modern of the polies at
the emir of the Royal Adelaide, ea confirmed by
Captain Hera' whose letter to the Cidel Const•ble,
which we have alrsedy published, wee read. The
committee had hold • 'pedal meeting with referent* to
the present pay and olaselfloatioe of the police form
with the view to their mental. The following letter
from the Chief Coastal' was oonsidered

The pay of seining of the constabulary foram having been
raised, and an Increses beteg la contemnielon to
many others, I bare the honour to Worm you, that during
the past swath I hays made soother In the deferent counties,
and now bog to lay Wore the Pollee Committee • return
abo.iag the rates of pay at primal in force throughout
The pees el labour being much higher In the
North then the tooth, the return has ham 11 ,16.4 accordingly,
but It will be Me that sant In the southern counties the
=l.• ride cdmrprtlos la ill ranks
thcaleklerablyiad hthevr, then In
held out to vigil esiodidelm :Jen other peke form, sad
other , I big to suggest that in order to mantala
the keno In Its pressed Mae of seleleacy, • meth= of to.
scale of pay 00. y deniable.
Bayles gfren Ws whist& my moot micas atteatien, I have
thaws up. lea caw iNtrithen, • pews showing the present
sad • mile el pay, which lather hem been treated no
se to the dlillneen maks In a baler relative pueltlon
Or pow held Is regard to other soliallsa
la setesitelag the above foe. year conslderatton I would beg
to all year Meath= to the lath that width an Worm. of pay
law length of smith to provided it In the hitter ranks. It le
empanel to melt the ma of marilavioen awoke armaget the
sorgesthe sod asestsblee by the thrmatioa of • Merit crash
In thirty sows*, the aentwe la the amoral Maser are 101 l
to the dborellian et VM Oldal Oannable, or a Mont dem is
aliablieted. A deed smoulogetheal It to.. Mond to th."
sermante and othmatise who nay dhow narked Intelligence
mad mono to the theatorge of their donee ; sad I therefore
beg to erongly reirmeed Its Wootton to Ills
The prepaid Merano of pay would entail ariondoning
Government snowmen, as addidomal expeaditere of
£744 lee. ltd. per annum, or lees than one fragefag In the
pound no the yeamet ammumsnt I think It right. however,
to bring to year notice that ans. the romans. of the Seem in
we, the assemebth thins of fireporty rated to Gm penes showed
a roneidenthe lunar In lag, no that notersoding the
ammeatatioa with* owing to an thereon ef mullion tea
bonne the police rem twa dowered ken so
avenge of d. to the pound in the Ina ten plea. 'ad as
average of tot in the pound In the hot ex.
I troth therefore, that the reematheadatioes Mike I have
unimiteed with the view at anlatataing the fano to I. mart
nate of eilleiriu7 and usufalosm to the musty, may meet with
your tthoursb • acasiderelloa.
The report matthised
" Tb• Chief Coatheble also presented to you
Committee. stelemeet of the pay of the pollee forme
In the Sanborn and Northern mantles of Sogload
wheat showed that the Dorset foes was paid at a
lower rots than any other southern ernety. Yoar
thirmarities baring earefally examined the pitman
supplied by the Chid Constable sheens( the avenge
pay to lb. polies Akers of the pollee throw in ell the
oomatiee In England, upon whist be had farmed his
staternent, have taken Into esesideredien the general
therms* ef pep throughout the deaden, aad aloe the
Moreased mot responsible duties- width have be..,
required ef tie polio, by the late acne slob. Lea-
later% and they are all eirengly of opialm that It
would net be thie or Jose to keep the pay of the
forge rotatively below the pay of the 30 southern
einaties. Your Committee aim regammead that the
numbers Is the dames of weetable lath, pollee fore,
should be re-arranged as follow.: that instead of there
being 43 firth alms aad esemed ohm emetables
at t, the number should be raised is mob to 50,
and that instead of the mend third-Mass there amid
be • probationary Oar el 14 sonstablen Your Oora-
sables also approve the ensprestlea of the Chief
Oemetabn for the maths of a moth Own snowed the
sergeants and mastablan Tear Oreurittes tam also
easertathed on engelry tithe the pay of the
Mei Consiable la lower mosidering populatioa
and area, than that of any other county, whilst
the duties of Ms agog derthg the lon air yeant
have Meth materially bearemed ; they therefore
thenimosely reemuseed that his pay and allowanese
be faked from £460 to £6OO • year, sad that the pay
of the form should be weierding to the following-. 0.4.:
—1 Ohlef Coostablo, £6OO, Including ell ellowthose ;
1 Deputy Chid Ometable, ies. 6d. per day, £173 7a. ed.
per annum ,• 3 list-al.. Superintendents, 3d. • day,
£l5O lls. 3d. a year, 3 amoad.olaes ditto, 7a.
£136 17a. 64.; 3 thirdnlam, 7.., £127 Saw-
lateadeata pay to Mamma 34. per day after 5, 10, 15,
30, and 25 year's melee with that rank; 1 Sergeant-
othicer, 4e. 114, dilly, lle. Id. week ; 5 medi-
cine Sargon* 24. per dm, le. 2d. addloloeal per week;
• Strgeembi, irstelam, 4.. 24,, £l9i. ; 6 seem&
3e. 11d4, 74. 6d. •26 merit emeneables 24. pw
day, le. 3d. per with &Malawi ;80 senthehime, first
dew, Ss. 44._i day, RI Se. 44. per week ; mood
slam, SL, gl la. ;14 probelitherv, 10d. per doirr
14.. 102. per week. Vela str4mite 138. 1141•8
redoes propos/ thalami will be sethjaell be the approval
of the Seentery of Stars. Your eonssittee have
amertaireed that aa thermos of £:3B 26. fid. would be the
proportioothe gum to be Shelia beesso Brid-
port ; £l9 is. 3d. by the of Lyme Vegdo ; and
£l5 L. by the baronet of tasbary, el these
I boroughs Wag at tke preesat Mese watebed ender
egreenseen by the meaty pollee. The Clerk of
Pow hes bele direeted by the oimmittee to apply '
the severe! barmier btor *bar areat ba. **above lawmen
The =pease in the quarter have bees 13.189 Be. 3d.,'
and there Ma Wanes due S. the themarer of LAB Sal.
The expeadithre for the esesing gamier was unread
at ..M.WJ K 51., and a 611-posoy mho was resew
memded.

Lord POstmas seed it ibis rate of id., reooutaiesdel,
would oever the additional psi?
It. nuII:ROM add it weald. He eostioasd that It
wee perfectly Was *ay adsht god a 'Mai eeeetable at a
shearer rats; hat they as, had • Tory good mat
(bmer, hear)—aad they ought to keep Ida, awl that awl
wadi! sleds by giving hi= • felt awsraw p*T. II limy
did that, they would do their duty by Moo ; but with-
oat debar so, be did sot Mimic the, would.
Lord POIITIRE mid the Arse welkin was whether
the Ooart would moths the rest of • house at Hedipol•
for • look•ap at £1.2 • year. —Tido the Oootrt wort to.
The letter from Hopi. Harailime, H.M.S. Sehilloo•
was read.

_ _—
Mr. Ocumaor said he was unwWiag to ebjeet la any
way to what were the whims of any body of ratio'
men that had glYes this, lime sad labour kr the good
of the pahlis, sepesially when they aught to an
assalmous report. He always tilt it • very mane
sad unpleassat Alto to object to waist •
agreed to by say oommiteee al Mk smut, and there
wee another assiderados whisk made It
upleamat He tally agreed with all that bad base
said, ad he would eves us Wager expressions of
oorameaddion la &roar of the gestiereaa who is at
the bead of the pass toree—(hesr). He thought they
were most [actuate la the pesemelea of a most voluble
public Akar who Us teksa the amide to Initiate and
carry out adders few the besedt of the county which
did not aridly some whits the terms of his
(Mr. Oderaft) alluded Ile the anaagmaists for
relief of the maul poper—(bar). Bat he felt that
them are times rites everybody is ecapialsiag of the
headmen of the raft They were mho very heavy
rsba sad were is pooped of ether very heavy rithes,
whim are maths spea them with heavy sada—the
dualities rate sad the salary rate—Our/ hs fu
es he send make at the greeted of Mr: Pampas's
modes, it was that otber 110111101.1 give tisk pease
fora more than Dana dew Bet he reesiaded the
court that this eosaty, either for geed or for ern, has
been supposed Is be and has the eUrasta of Wag •
rer7 lowzrylag Tbey had heard that Wawa.
bare are omit Is. or 94 • week, sad an early
starved. I that wan all trus, he sonsiderod that lb.
a week, and a geed salt of dollies • year. was • We'
derhd asap ter • man, sad was wady sallisiesl
induessmat to obtain • @apply of men eaßeieet tooth.
~etas. If that was set at, it woad dot the mouth
of any opposition le the laeresse at papond they would
have to say it must be ea But be said Dot WI
fasylag that moo avoid be get fee the present rate of
wages The pay of the polite was isersued sa Way
as nes. sad it woe now prepsed to make aa lamas
of £l2lO a year both. raise tor the hosedt of these 188
odd eaaelables, sod that was • very large iseerems. Mr.
Prempteds easameall was that ammemiden are dearer
mew. Bet washl tad ft meg dear he lay ads sod
.sat; everybody's expenses are lareadag, glad we are
oda as little coals and as ittthe meet as we mia—st
heel that was his caw He did not keow why the
polies are not to gaffer as villas their Mow etenatry-
toss. Our mesas et paylag raise an sot laereeend.ead
be was 1111/111 the majority of the rateoeyete with wham
he was soquisted felt the same. He (Mr. Galardi)
had se moot mans of pieybog rase than In 1888, sad
he believed the majority of the ratepayers would sot
say it was otherwise with thew Admitting that 18..
a week dose at go so far, and would not allow thus
to bays. meth mist and soils.. bears, everyoae aim
felt the same. He (Mr. Galsealt) should sot bars thought
the themes secomary. As to Oat Brews, whom they
all regaled, lie was gala sure with Ms talents, aad
the name he had get lilt. county, that editing ea
more likely Yoe that some lager sad more
away might offer hat • idgiter salary. ButMtall;
gatlernaa Wove that if they weak. loss Cat Brows,
ad were to offer • salary of £BOO, they would not gel
other eadidates for the otos. Trait, they would ad
get another Gaga Brewn—(bear, boo); bet they mut
romember that Miry were set spading their owe missy.
He looked upon the ratepayers of the county ea their
emetituaate, ad this increase of £1,210 was ovary
large sum to be talus from their oasts Is oat lamp.
Hs should like to move either that the emataittee be
requested to recoosidar the matter, and brim' it forward
aids at a eatsequest sessions, or that oae-thlrd should
be taken of the 'meant, bat be skald pater that they
be massed to sadder the matter, far if it was shoo-
lately neosnary, if It was maddens! that odas they
paid OM large laereass, the whole fates would beanie
disorganised, they mat grant it. Bet it did net ease
beton theta in that form. Therefore ite should peeler
that the oommilase be requited to remenolder thour
report, with a view of bringing it forward at the amt
ileetioaa

- Nr.-1-rianryon said that Ombra Brows borsht the
canstaittee a proporl for learease of pay on • lower
I stale, but the orimealties were nonicoorly of rinks
I that it was larnolent. He did not is. hew the sem
mitten raid alter their report, haring aimed, fully
wandered the Tatter; but if the Ooart would appoint
another socantiltso—(no, no). It,. Frampton em-
erald that they were appointed not only to look after
the ratepayern' pocket., but to look otter the traitor
of their servies—(heer). Tree there Ver• a. rod In
I. the sea see.., mune out of It, but be did not wish
to hare the trouble to fetch them. They had an
ellisient polies force now, aad be wished to keep it so.
Onsaral Mort mid they found that Dorset is
Magary underpaid in reformat to the stragth of the
oempared with any other 000057, and =red as
that return should be era by every gentleara
preeent, before he mold form • thorough opintee r to
the requirements of the are. There were 138 la the
lone, sad the oonimittes only desire that Capt. Brown
should be paid 8800 farmed of £450, as at poiseat,
whirr if he were paid aseording to the sasdistis. he
had before him, Copt. Brown would retry* ay. The
I question whether they meld got mactidahts for the
I riot at • lower rate was not to the pork for he had
I ne doer they arid eet • potterer to over to per-
form the duties at £lBO • year—(hear). It was rid
that Capt. Brown on ewer of his ere/lenes would be
eatieed away to rather county; bet they in Dorset did
not wish that—they wished to keep Me here. Bat be
(Gee. Mori) mitred that the 'animates made •
her's is their resommendationa at to the rates of
leareses. Captain Brown was to have 31 per seat.
1211.1111,11, while that of the for., woe only 10 per sect
ED Monti Maur( have proposed rather mere than 10
per rat. bream to the police; hat there might be
some special reser for the Memos.
The her. C. W. Bliazait roes to nerd Mr.
Oaloraft's proposition. They wanted delay to arida
the matter, Tb. paper of dards' before them showed
one oorty whom it eared that the proportion bet,...
the Chief Constable's pay and that of the fore was
smaller than In this rutty ; and the stagletratse wanted
delay—they wanted to look ever the paper at home, sod
see whether there were monads for this Increase. No-
body, Mr. Moira said, 0.444€11.pi11d to increase his
salary, he ford his 11140111111 MY a laid one; but yet he
ford himself mationally celled epos to pay inoreard
rates, and now this large ant of /1100 erre upon them
like a thunder-slam Mr. Frampton, as chairman of
the Polio* Committee, seemed to repudiate the report
belag thrum back upon the..; but if they would not
rewarder it, Lel it be put into the rode of the franca
Committee. _

--RCasa OLIN thosaght that after the emeabsoes
*aloe of the Pollee Committee, the Court should well
000611111 this subject, and if the domed fee a rim was
• jest me, they ought to gin it. What was more, he
thought it very important le the period In whisk we
are dein, that this rim geoid some fres above sad
net below-omm). TIN riot In every laeleses of rise
of wame, he believed would be better to Gams from
above than from below, for where IS dose sot it le •
most anfortesebe thing. The Oeust has awe who its
doing their daty meet admirably, mid they should ma-
eider the Menem of wages in every elms 01 Meer, aid
not discard the enbjeet to-day. He ovoid esereborale
everything that had bees mid with raped to their
Chief Constable, though this., el £l5O rather Meek
ia his throat, sad he thought a rise of 1100 week! be
oaths suillolest. As S. the as., it would be wise S.
follow the OplaliXt of the oemmittee, aid the oily part
of Om report he did not like was that whin on the
Chief Comtabie a rho 0( 2150 a year.
Kr. Faaarvos had no objeaMos to the meelleratioe
of the Chief Oesseable's ability being referred to the
oemodblee ; but as lie the visa, be dad set *Mk they
iambi alter Moir report

Lieut. OoL EITSNL/Ll3 laid apprehension ialikt arise
ea le the L 1,900 sates eggnogs ; bat be rennag4 Lin
Mere that tbe extra is to On ratepaying 'Gobi be
only £850; tie rat would be albweil by tie
Oeveraneet.

Mr. Jou GUYDaIf said that cm the whole be Ihentegitly
endorsed the remarks width bud fallen from Mr.
Caloraft, Yr. threghay wad Mr. Glyn. He Wee felt
bound to remark as to the lathwalit between the dee
in the salary of the OW wed the meta of
go force. Is ahem Woes, whoa lite subsiebsys of the
poor man is as dillicalt to obtain, he eertaialy thought
If any difference were made, it should be Is favour of
the poor, sad sot of the nett. He remembered that at
his Wadies the present Chief Constable fought
hie WU* sad a wry hard battle, and he mut very
pleased to be the victor oa that day. He also
remiaded the Omni that for a Wag parted previous to
that. they bad • moat admirable Chief Oonelable, who
nem asked them for a the, although psrbago the
MONISM is the sag of living bed this bea. With.
out Wog themselves down to what had bey said, he
thought thug ehoald carefully eaeolder the saggeetioa
as to whether eery would grant so musk larger • it..
to the Chief Oonebehth Shea I. lb.my. for it would
go forth to the world as a 2naafair haproper
peoesediag If they were So an inenteee of 33 FM'
cont. to the either maa, only 10 per sent, to the
poorer. This they had always bean anzioes to get the
boroughs to join the musty aa to the pollee for.., and
he hoard that the preportion of the inareem for the
borough of lirldport would he more than £3B a year.
Is 'SD with very great difitholty that the borough was
leaned to jots tho ramtaty,and now perhaps they would
and it reselling, and eighth( to take their own polies
again wader their owe control, and there would be aloe
Wanly, perhaps, with the other laoretarbs. He was
vse7 pleased be hear Hr. Frampton my that he would
sot why Is gin his valuable retwasiderattee to the
report. The want, of Doreet had rewind many •
otignuthe regrowth width it dose sot deserve, and he
did sot holithe the poor people are so bedly of, ao
underpaid as patella Vfoteropresest them ; hut be did
not weal the Urger to be given to the debar
maa. Be supported the gregmlblea to alb tie polies
ocismalttee to reemmiler their report.
Mr. B. Lioruathige said Ite was quite ears that the
pollee oommitthe took every poseible ears la mwarlatior
their report. It was sot efthout due deliberatloa aad
every ylealablea beteg made that they arrived et Um
revommosdatles Thiel had hey laid balers the Gaut
to-day. He did wth OM the matter ought to be laid
before say other eseemilithe—(lBth wield not be fair)
—or that sash • *leg Was likely to take play Hit
thought the resommedation ought to have and would
have, lin doe weight with the Court. With regard to
las mei Ceemayle It was hardly a matter of the
relative geweentaga of inerease whit* he ought to bawl,
as methanol with the moo. They had ham aissularly
favoured La Donstehire, for they had had two ex-
welleat Chief Cometablee mashie. The /rot wee
eppelated without Ye Overt mentally kaowlag
want the oar wee worth, aad nothing ay VW mid
about the miry big baressed. Gaignin Brown had
ethos been sppolnlsd, and the is.. proposed to be given
Hsi was elm y the average sem oil a large umber of
wreaths They had OD rod a OW 00011•32111 DOW as
they Gould oitteln—(bear, Ither)—and Oaptida Boma
had miss out el the ordeal moot triumphantly ; hi was
now amsxhad men throughout Zeeland. Is they
gasses of the moms, of his memont with regard so
regrew, he had bees Is sorreopoadeore with almost
every aosay, and he (11r. Littlehalse) would be very
gem to leee him for the seine of an lafialltedemi free-

tics ol • farthing. It was sot • qaenicte of 10 per
seat. or 83 war mat., bet whither his services were
worth MOO • year, and be did hope the Open would
glve Caplan &owe what wand be, after all, an
Medmeabe remaamatioa foe hiseernees. The question
ef the Weimar of it. maa's was.. was pretty well
settled; and be was qult• oars they would =teem that
lairems very mash more If dives to them voluatardr.
that If forted to be emeeded then by sty *Aka of
Mir owe—Omar).
TLOTIIII esecerred la the restrim made em to the
might that should he gins to reports of eomeelnees,
sad mid they all his mark gratitoda to the palter,
comadnee for the trouble they took with the Mama
of it. MUM foe It tree • lobelias., lrkmate, sad men.
tine. Weal den. In the proem& lairtanoe they would
Cute fallout emaideratioa to their report. EN woe
y for a Net sad proper lacemes la the KY of
tZeasZtaet what that should be wan aow for the
of the wort ; sad Its hoped it would mot
be thought any arsenal be Me committee to lay be
emaidered It the daty of ovary magicorats not only to
rewire and give every amid to the report of
the asetatittes, bet also himself to form hie own Judd-
meat la the Mel way he peat* could as the eabjem
He would Nay at 04111111 that he was decidedly for an
Inman of the pay of the panes force. They or the
low* well paid of any of the adjoining °aunties, sod
he was sere they would sot for. moment wish to bays
our pablie deers of say deastiption lam wall
paid. provided their duties are its same as them
dicobarged by einner oaten in mention of • Moiler
Mareeter. Is soannatioa with the OW °mutable on
the gabfest • fee weeks ago, be said he thor.ght it lair
to mender that Damn Is as orderly county, sad In
a• way so trimblemete for policemen at a good many
ethers. Their duties so doubt grimed rather wids.
sad it Is omits right that Mound bit mandered, bat we
have no aggregatiose of pepulatiee—no brimless
which bring iugslhcr arge numbers ef peeple as Is
seats parte of with bridle. quarrels, sad
riotous memaldies widen bring very heavy sad senor
duties on the pollee It is fair to mander thin. This
what they ought to do, ma to sen not it. everaremPt.
by all other ematies, but of sash se were like
/Mother emelderstlea WS4 the *ales out. Mei
°mutable Wean. If he wet olcylsiss the Nolo Ito
embattled would is... the seallammm Is the
ensnares of Lbw& duties el the mee he aew has, sad
that they would he Wield with sant vat, 01 pay, he
(Mr. Royer) thettOt they should not lightly
that from their Wads to give a different rate from that
the Ohni (loanable himself propseed. Them melt to
remora', but he thought they night to be morn
i 5.... ter .it • eeparann, Mamie they meet
remember them wen two paring whom Warens they
had te amelder to this raise tthey woo sot to
either, but be emeider the arribree r
to. polies. It mented doeinfal to kha whether
they had had in epporteallp 01 manderialg it. matter
saffieleally to mese to a vets epos it. He wee glad
I. beer from Mr. Praptos that he wee act memo
from Miclag bent the miii.. to rwmander
ThollMel said only se fees. the Ohlef Osastable
was matiented.
. . .

Mr. rum mid he should sertainly bs very Ba" 17 to
refer Me whatter to say other eseinielems siassa there
WY GS illisollabe mossolty for it. He lad hod the
hammy d earrlag oa many soramitases al that murk
and It was always him desire, subject of mares to his
owe bald as to the *ld sad jumbos 4 a rem, to eat
la aseardame with the goaerai hells( of the mark
mad Its had no doubt the polies monadtese fait the
mac If there was any peerul fsellag szpremed as
this subjed &area, frees the men he was sure the
meassittse would take 14 Itsek toe reesseiderstios.
That was his Mew, sad be Mould ho very thankful to
it. committee U Mey did so. It was a iamb task
and rather painful, for it was alweys pleasanter to
give liberally, bat they had duties to perform whisk
restricted the &tarots* of that phew" aid he thought
this was am Is whisk they ought to pat SCins limit on
what they should with to be their liberal trestmeetol
the polies fovea. There wee no olael of public °Moen
who Mewed ISOM ommideratioa than it. polio& from
the Chid Osaslshie to the Mime of it. lowest grads,
but while they wished to deal Itharaity with them, they
mast me May did judo hettrem than and the rate-
psysr& Under lime eirountsMnoss, U tbe committee
would remmider their report so for as the Court
might think desirable, ha should foal oblitt•d-
-r. ramtrrom mid the Okla Osestablo submitted a
rather lower oak, but he at moo told his he did not
*lnk Use ries eam6; aad who. it was laid before
the manatees wlMeat his aortae aaylhlag about It,
they all mu, amalmmody is ties mese uelea. B.
that he did aot ma what on earth the eomatitles maid
do differently if it were retorted bask to them.

_
-Mr. LtWISMILL/NI lad he blamed when walla( le the
teala that the musty at Berke him teemed the pay WI
easstabalary. The lowest wages Ivs. lia• the
.s_.l.la Dowd (llla), bat la Bata they had 10-
01111110 d It to 2. 51.. whlle the proposal for Donal
waa 19a 101.

JOHN Loan said to forms a good opiates
es the subject, all the meglatntel should me the
neon e
o=t:f the different forces
gielnait aad
pal of am la the oottatry. He had
Dels completely Entwined by it, mad supported lite
report of the committee He did aot thlak they amid
form aa opialoa as to what ought lob. the pay till they
had some the return—

—Kr. WILLIAM— ---s-ljoloes Foe trust 'oar oommittoa
Gewerai Morn : Quite to.
in ripply to Ha lidera( k Kr. FaearTo meld he
'meld emir wee to maritime the proposal is to the
Chid Constobla
Kr. Ckuratrr said that did not satiety hi= Ho
thought the tamers aaatemeary, ead would pro.
pole that the ago of t 1.300 be Mead by ass-third.
H. ettbsequastly said Si Dom gratimeat did not
.ppco.. aay good rodootioa he would protoe to rotor
the whole sabjcet book to the committee.
eptain Foe= did not see why the committee
Amid haw. Increased the rise eactested by the Mei
Oewidablo.

KrTfiutrro. : Ws did not thlok It safkieut.

Lord POltaiut aid ta real point el the qaestion
WllO-4111 as Oval justified Si addiag to the pay of
the pollee fora a as. beyond that whia the Mkt
Oftatabk mouldered aseerary for ta apnea of the
mem This ammitas were noaelmona in maklas an
imam epos h. Now it might be that they ad
disarmed they could not keep the polies fors' unless
they raised tbok pay to the Mandud ib. emaralttes
reereameaded ; Sad that the Chief Orpotabie has been
so far in error ea pot to have asked for a sallisient
&Biota' to suable the away to retain the autism
of the men In she lone. It was sot so mace • ques-
ta° se to whether they *mad pi mai at th• Roe"
pay, se ol keepieg the ma they hod, basses they were
is Olden tem who knew the seamy, wk.
west known2s46theaus: He Santa none load doubt
after wad the of the Chief Oaitable,
tortilla by the lase, that the lime bad
some when they mast rake the pay of the pollee—
(bear, bear). Be thought thy,. all el ea salad
spat shot ; and that %ay should ends/mar to keep
tke fora they bare get, ad make the NU OS saw
tastable ea they eoaW in junk* to the ratepayers a
Ike empty. The& as to the Oblet Constable
everybody admitted Oaptaia Amyett Brown was imp
of the best In Barka, sad therefore It was roost
deorable V posibk to retain his valuable service&
The Obaksaaa of the amanitas was walla, bow.
ever, to reroasitier am part of the report reterying to
the Chief Cooehale ; he (Lord Pertmea) would
raker have had the whole referred book thaa • bit of
It; but that was a agar it MAIL He tlaWit,
however, it woad a more owditosiocy If the Miele
were taken batik, though he taught the time had some
who they should absolately may they would LWOW
the pay of the torso
lir. rausroa aid if that were understood be
should not aka to take it alter reeesseisistalioo.
Tim Commas ssggsit.dNr. Osiers& slesaid with-
draw Mel motto, sat eabsaals limb Ilds sari le of
*aka the time to ease for laereasiog la pay of the
paha force of all peke& sad thee tbe pass essesitese
be requested to smolder the whole sale aria • view
to outlay a float report at the %arta 8118111005.
Kr. Clawson said he had yet 5. 1. eparbeed the
kerma was . If It were said that as=
modems& a ries la WAY ma amid Is
that woad be a different mutter; but he did
not &lab tag were Moly Se be redneed to that
earesaty. 181. • week aid a good suit ei Mathes •
year be
aloallosed very pod per fur persons la Mott
iitu la life.
lir. nuns mid he was for asesyling the priaolpl• eV
the ecesunitiee's repot, but wee set eakAa from the
evidence and ask pat before them as to the details,
sad be therefore wished it reansidered in the spirit tb
able ebakman had indicated.

Mr. Ciumarr mail his pommel ()platen was that the
pay was malloaset ; but ea the general orioles seemed
le be ia favour al as borers he ohoeld be eoateat
the report were referred book to the conamittee.
Wimiame eameetel a decision should be takes
as the 'ablest. 'Mei doppsd the low ol talk, sad the
rotten wee takes—

Piret hands were bold up in favorer of the soesonitteon
report, whoa 26 se sued; for referring to tbe soap
mines again ware n. tailkaft Kt. Oaten! r, Mr. R. If.
Mt. W. J. Guidry, Mr. & Pewee, Rey. Glyn,
Mr. Row, Oar* Foster, Mr. G. 0. Olys, Mr. B. P.
Guidry, Mr. R. B. Middleton, Mr. W. IL Oelerefk
an& two . !Moors.

-itise-this—th-en was • mew& rya Irma the court.

wnionutariows.
The Rim C. J. Gm swab* of the usetalaest Ike
Industrial School at Poole tor Girls.
Irtu.loiai moved dud MO tree the first fines
paid by yersoos winkled of stoat* teem ltHe wrest
.14k. Royal Adeieltos en Moll Bee* be &varied le
the polio* who wire employed oa duty that week at
the wreeli.—Oorried.
Mt. P• 1111111 save unties ter next seseloos that the
salary ot the *lark ot the Wbaborse division be
isereseed silk. court should decide atter haring before
It ',Reece at Nosier.

Tit; sourakaa adjOarsiod.
VIREIT 001110, WandaMAT.
.

Prompt :J. Flom Imq., M.P., *Mind; Bey. C.
W. Mechem, bed Rio. J. H. Amer, Z. Pewee, Zaq ,
rima, Zaq.. 1. J. Parealterese, leg,
Tke follerriag gentlemen were seem on the greed
jury :—Kr. K Peeler, ef Whitehoreb, farmers ; Kr.
Abraham Bevis. of Wambeeek ; Kr. Hoary Orem
Idappawder ; Kr. Alamader Gird, Gillingham ; Kr.
J. P. Dowderwell, Brandearsa ; Kr. Z. B. Mat,
Klemm; Kr. Pelle Getehord, PeMem ; Mr. nremas
Hammy, ilymandabery ; Kr. Thome. Hereby, alzpaney
Eirmary ; Mr. J. IL Homey, Dantherter • Kr. B. A.
Rom Dreehmesr • Mr. Robert Heyward, ;
Mr. G. lepers:lfiltea Au..; Kr. Thome Leakier,
Cumbers.; Kr. Owen Irmo, Portland; Mr. Beery
'AMMON Medford ; Kr. Will.. ilenektoe,
Maltase ; Kr. Merles Parma, Dorebmier ; Kr.
his.... fiddle, Woollen& ; Kr. Jamas Redone,
Oinford La.; L. G. 7. Midge, Wisdom ; Kr.
Freda** Wyatt, Medford.

=Alai TO MU GLUM STIIT.
Mr. FLOM, addressing the grand jars, meld them
WINS kere number of primes., for trial thaa at any
essiode hie IMMO yeiffli past. Thaegh the oset
provisions is somewhat higher, Yo did not *Mk it
would sement for the iniTIOINI al mina, or that it meld
be trailed to my oatmeal want of employment at this
Mee of year, though perhaps there waft some mimes
MA aught eaggest nosh a solatioa ;lUIJ ho was not
aware they were in operation. He was ratter Moaned
to tinning% the hiermes Se eini of those daelastioas
whiali Mire plass hose Mae to Sim. They mut an
doal with it, that. an Im as May mold, no Oar Peri"
Amid sweeps genvistios sad shoo mob osudolusool as
would dolow Ns kr time Moe oad I. moo bps of I&

reformation. CM the liat day of the year be would sot
detain this leapt thems.iry from pertisipatlng is
t_ks "las" , sailfelloot of the ties of the memo,
wms,,"• "dad magy of the grand jay would be &SW
Ii Cartels of with Mir beads; and which he thought
want no far to peolsole Maly tfaillag moor*
all slime, and to snake Begiaad lb. ba2.P7
mailtrl. the "merle Ragland,. of oldie Qom TWO
be booed, netwitheleadim some difiloulties sad
drawbasks, may AM be eassidemed ebaresterkide of this
MGM iloostrf• The toleader eostained some umenal
etess. Charles Hurtle was Indielted for obtsinias MOW,
by crobouding he bad power to minors sa ova spirit
which peosomlo, thouOt poeeseeed his sea and the*
blussif. It wss asogroary to prom it was a false
pretence of aa exisNag fast either past or present. TM
prosecutor mat he Meth, sad laid him los believed his
la. sad Men Mosel/ peemesed by as evli spirit. Curtis
mid he would be better after • bit; sad. after Lottl°4
from him sad his wife divers sums et mosey, Imo
" You bad bettor bury • pick ; that Ms • great dial to
do with IL" Now if Canis bid simply promised that
he would be better at some (Mars time, that would not
have hem • protease witida the varmalag of the &gals;
but, it seemed, be pretesded to have the power of
eating promentor aid his son and reacnbig lb. ovil
spirit by the prosedan M saggeeted--lics bur jiiir
he
of
Lite pia, whiolt me a protease la law that I
false, sad It was for then to amidst whether t was
not mob as obelus', false protases by shish be
obtained namy that time mild seed him fee trial. It
MI sot neeemey the false preemie should be in words;
It might be by mee or say coarse of soadoot permed.
In • ass of the Queen INlos, tried ac appeal la cm
of the higher marts, Met Julies Brie (with whom
may of them were sequidatsd, sod who mood es high
am say maa ever old for legs! Mewled(' sad upright-
ness of 'pudica as • judge) ssid—" I take II that the
Mat Mt priame bad power to bring bask the
Ers.asals of the prs.okli later his death) is the
menial part ci the todletarest. TM preemie id
power, whether moral, spiritual, or supernatord (kie
Is this eisi),made with Jobb to at obtals sisespp
tr. srl:rit the rideable! if Me law, and suffisiest to as
'Mato the offices within the stabile." 11th., Mud
widow if the he had slated estiefsetery M
tziel: would hi ssai.st to mod the ease for Will.
ONO was James Theratim,_ charted as • Wise
withesaverting L'ls Is his elm am He was indicted under
tho Sllk metes of the L•rossy Oessaltdetbm am a. •
semast of Her Iliajses . H.... a earporal bib. 77th
regiment, sad r.sslv.d the mossy, part of the =
the NO, to lake to saothse °Hoer. Trader this
meat the useetioa ma whether he was entrested with
the mossy Mousse he was • soldier. Bat hi was also
ladisted as as eadimsry bailee; sad, as he meat the
wormy, titer* maid hi.. Mazer ocaversies to hie own
S_ This Jobs Dimas was indicted ass. someary
after lie task sad the harsed eludrman exploded that
It mail be shim le knowingly eseleti, maven, sad
harbours • person rim ham eamalled • felony—doing
It for tha parries either of earryiag oat the %logy,
&slim with the property that may ham hem stoles.
ee Moeda( up the osalimeases if the febsay with a
view to ambling the isles to maim the proper pliOillik•
Mali of the law. Is this me Deems west whit the
Nos sad purelmod elatiose shish enabled Mies to gee
rid of 'bar 0•0011, sad fasilitited their imam After
refereiag to the we a I Rout Ooillas for siesalling •
Mild, the Chairms remarked that the AM ones le
which he tailed att settee wee one ads. manual aid
certainly mime oh meter. It might be said it was •
mark—sod • very lumpish's mark—of great lowans,
sad waat of Marti= pemibly,anioaget the poor people
of Ude sionaty. sad to a WWI Olblllt that wee tree
but, at the mote Hose it le sot to be eslinly attributed
perhaps, to want of eduatioa, for when we
see permit who are highly edmited,
Ii mush higher ranks of If., shoeing the greatest
modality and ezhibittag what be mug mil very wild
and lirsonnt supeoelitim, lath. Gredisee MeV eselliod
to MUM to what- es* ed is.., of spiritualism, they
meet panne hikes modeenniag too severely the lower
slams for exhibblag feelings of credulity from which
those mach mono highly eimated sad in • meek Weer
position in life are not exempt Whim tb.y Mord of
ma in high ponition,and highly sda.stsd,bahisvtag that
by some moult power memos meld be carrkwl through
the air 80 Of 90 fmt from the ground, as bad beta
asserted by people in that posl, and that a aim
mild be earrW round the walls a • rem in so arm.
*hair at • height from Me ground by some power whisk
they profane to awoke, be thought they maid sot
&MIMI* satiably to mat of edneselon that Awe me
from it.. to it.. each as suildbition of modal, as in
preseat ease. They knew that Mare mei great
pewees; bat May ware limply oidinsry buma
oaly examisied by very Myer ma, Is the pr= ad
r 1
lerirdemala sad isejame. Kr. nem —W.
ksow also that there te • world of spirits above sodomised
us, which we belle.* may to • **MA& extent, mil dem
under Blida* Providers, ißfiti49oo our 'WOW mat pam
hops oar wore; but I knew of as middle ignmatballarsom
itIOOS two—el no middle domain geld& mime Is
merits sash • sort of Merailien to some gimes ad
iniada—se ushappy attraelles ia many ease% I bellem ;
seradalv in this me that is now before us for easeiders.
Mow It has boon • bourse of danger and suffering to
Ibis poor ma, for he has lost large sums of mosey for
• ma in his position, by dialing with emit mash and
superstitions ablate& - There may be also dusger to
that other elm ef memo to whom I ham alluded;
Maass, though sot in the same way, it may b•
amompealed with serious evil to their adads, and
other stmequimei even of • more ImporMat aid mom
maims daseripelea than mob as may fellow the seas
we ham now wider sonsideratim—le emelaidoa he
aimed Me foreman bad grand jury his magratalatiess
sod Marty with.., sad through them to the meaty as
largo, and hoped the year on which they that day
misted would be a happy and prosperous one for them
sll.

11011011 S.

Kr. Rodos-Woodtordo applied for Um orallnadide
of aa ardor for sloppiat up a highway id Woks.—
Order saollramed. Me. Wasaienia applied slao for Ilea
stopping op of sa gel road of Maass, sod ties ankaditn-
iion ala imw ostb. certillasia of two lidless.
—Oasinoad.

Tsui., OP Panama.
STIALING • TSOil OP ELY.

A ntiddlisaged man, named iticheri /ramplms, wise
had been en bail, was alarmed with stealing ato of
hoslirs 21. belonging to Kr. Edward Rose, of
Wizahorne, Novembar 29. Kr. T. Woodloalit
promosibed.
Miaow was 'egged tori day trimming Lay. Infer-
!native having been given to Kr. Roes, he went with
P.O. Ohl= to prisemer's brother's garden, about 100
yards from the risk, sail than' in a remote part, earered
with brembies, was • Irmo of hay. D.ly altar
primmer was met in the read, sod 'barged, whet he
mid waa going to take it to Kr. Roes's. A. min
named Yams, living neer Om risk saw primmer take •
tram away while ha was at dieser ; and a little boy,
named Golla, who had been working with prisoner, was
was met away shoat that time.
Primates' admitted taking the trams, but said be
Omagh*. Wag market day, that Kr. Rom would trial
sss.bay,aadh.wu.arnyinglsto hill. whin hisaw
the waggon eosin, so put It hi the garde. thinking it
might be taken in that me ; this, rain was easing
as, sad he mimed it toe sheltra.
The Chairman mid tits qamtion was whether prisoner
intended to mks the hay to Yr. Roes, or to apply it to
him ewe nee. _ _

-11-4-;aa Nand gailty aad alwarboad too .wt's bard
Wow, ail Wag Ws AM Wham.

STIAL.OIa L5A111:11a AW MULL
John Hill, 53. shoemaker, was shamed with obsallag
two piton of kook, losekv, the prowl, of Mr.
Joseph Materna, at Take.. 19th Ootober. Mr. Castle
pressman&
Prisoner was eaiployod by progenitor, and Una M
Boambrater• buaptsboo fail au kiln, and on Astarday
night whoa be worn In pronoutor's ones groisry shop,
=srwinded to look In kilo bweat,
This.. perused, sod saw Mentor drop two
*mot lards lasthein which ware identified by skis
swim is lowasi from the smiting shop whore priswar
had so right to go. P.C. Hatahlaga seesulud prnoner's
hoses, vied found two wilts wide/a it wag also Shooed
being* to the provender. A boy of 14, named
spoke to staing prism's' go into the nada(
shop Friday at Manor time, sod this go up the
Bofors primmer his oa the Saturday be deal
with his boast op the prase. Is imply to prisoner
the lad said Ito told rasaker the flatarday algid what he
kid soon, sad that he Uwe& then woo " soesnideg
nit"
Prism's osid on his way how &maid L
overbook him and mid "I•. put two bits of =1:
loather fa your basket." He raked to hare It, and
said "It wouid be atiosed-" Bat Lorsaidgopremed
Ito. lio oomplainad that master's sou. made
wick" with him ea the Monday morahig, sad made
ono sharp shout sobbing wiroe, which, however, the
Chairman stopped as irrolevaal.
Invoridgo was ;idled, art 4 deeded eying prisoner the
loather, or anything in hi. Din
Ho was found gaily, wad the jary reenamovided
prisoner to the eonaiderstlaa of the Court.
Primer had bow in pulse. tioarly this. mouths. sad
had ormdeend hlss.slf well. Ho bad Wore be..
imprisoned for loaviog his family skargeahla. Hs wad
mow assiteseed to two =Mae bard WOW.

10111ZPX IT 001POILLIA OW TIIN 771% 111011111117.
Jaw ITheraka, 21, was Warred with traadelsetly
esevottlag Sib to hi own us resolved from Oapie
Bongoagh ; and /0411 Dews., 21 with asistlai In tbo
Mersey sod sabseques dosertlen. N,. OoWas
prossathwi Thornton pleaded ; Daiwa said not
' " '

- It noosed that on the In °debar Claln ho
EZIS ha gold to Oorponl Thornton to2=suitt
Onion at Partiaad, who had ordered Nunn*
-Sergeant Harris the [envious night) Thorsen
to lash It. Onour-&ageaut H *Ms Said Tinniest tad
Deign were friends. slept la %distant sets, sad west
oa pene together. Sargent ?blips maw Deign al the
ordmiy-roont door shortly atm ths nosey was turned
to Thornton. Kr. Short, of the Greyhound lan, said
to his boast aid had • gnus ol atm sad
Mnstreir sane to
aid* anis nem Hs took them la Use
bursas ant day. Sway IOU; frogs 110,614 'Mini-
boom aid Menne' skip, said the two 3orals same
cm lit Clatobar aad bought two nits at du sloths.
for whisk Thornton d 295. They they worn
aid Napa told Thereto% to take his
anhis pone% Swoon ()anon Inched the
Ins. Dublin where they bad bees ',pinheaded.
on had SS Is. U. nil is said nag. sad Doegaa
l2li. 50. Deems mid his wag belonged is tho
ratbasain wank slab. Oa loniser 4, tow.. told
he would be °barged as as asassaphos, when he said
be Wet no how Qat Geoid be, In how did tut know
his that Mantas might hen pinked It up or got It
Inc. a bided, Sap% Plenary said Deegan spoke
eimilarly to Wm, and eild WI day they went away they
drank sennal glom of beer sad he knew willing
rain till be louiS Ith111•811 al Portsmouth next osorniag,
sad wanted to return, bat Mentos had the
He else told Capt. Gabon he s not
rare Intl bat tor Thornton%

I a dolmas Damma—said—"whaa they loft Weymouth ho
imwki bo boo more mew thiii Thornton. Ties
wheal ha bad soma mouths praelouly. The mosey
ho had was quilts sadoisett to take Mal to DOUR aad
maintain him n the 8 days Daly he was alessat. 11.
wished Marston to be Wiwi. sad, la answer to
Now, he mid to (Noma) know ha dad maul mossy,
lest sot bow mash. By Ku : Doom Inlet
ass the ELS WI we was la Ms into. W. MA meat
to tho barman together, and armaged to damn Is
Weymouth. Demme km, to had the mom% lesomme
ho taw ho ems mai for it.

The Ohalinsa expieleed that Id Dorgan waisted
Thornton to rearm after he beer leo had etoirra the
/sow W say ast he wee guilty.
Deeps 1,1111 tread iedifiy.
Mr. Oen= soid Ihe sitedd like to ea • question of
the 00111111111 ii Sb. rigiasent—be believed thb wan not
ee Wield luesemedo• et this sere. But the Obalrataa
said ars
TM Mimes said Deegan had been soovlrited eller
o WINO mad fell trial, sad Me wart believed both
werrasZty. Was glad to kaow they bed
a 'owl
before, and regretted they bad forfeited them
Wee afrasd this was not on °newsmen asses, sad
men who were oorpends mut be .in of Wait.
Hoped they would be win& I of their esednet whoa
they same out at gaol. Thereto* end Demos were
*soh leaterbeed to ell localise hard labour.

NO DILL&

The fraud igurad tb• bill 'salami Hoary Ooilias
for arialting algid at Loden ; sad trams Rebid
Comb tor Mailing potalor at Pail•ad.
WITONO/LAFf IN_DOWEL

aorta OrelioKilsok-seilth, on lUD, was titillated
for obtaining him as Witham Davie, at Breadzsayse,
by false protases", the gm of ten &Maga, Is the '
mos& of Kay, ; and on diem, other UMW.
between then and the 24th November, 18T2, at Bassist-
dhow did alio obtain front the said Winiam Davis
eel" sa,ss 01 m 00.,, with intent to &seat est defraud
him ef the same—via, by preteadiog that he bad
gamer Is mem as evil whit, shish he alleged wee In
id aforesaid William Davie aid his son
Velsesi Ns
rdketfillima Davie. Yr. Tempkr prosecuted, mid
Kr. Collins dellentled.
Prisoner mined to be deaf, and, when the *barge
was made out to him by the help of the paler and •
tollettor, he pleaded "not nudity."
Kr. Templer said the Darien were poor foment
people, and in Kay, 1871. the promentor thought his
esn had an evil spirit and west to Curtis, whom he
esmidered a "owing Dean." Our* treld him he
moinid be better by sad bye; last gagmen promootor
mat to him stain, for then lie thought himself par
eased, when Curtis &rested him to "gel rid ef • pick
es that occasioned the evil, and he did so. For this
week Garth got fres time to tire from the Devises
mi
to the amount of MO. gliam Davis, the proeseator, mid he lived al
Plddleaown, and knew prl.oser. In Key twelventosth
be went to see Hartle about No ilium of his boy.
Collie asked what wee the matter; be told him, sad
said be beard be wee " • clever man "—that he ovoid
do away with evil *ribs—and that was the reason be
ease to him. He thought his eon had menethlag
different from God AingibM's :Asides& Paid Cards
at that time 10e. Did met am 'dieser awls till last
when nein new him about "the boy," who was
than better—
Kr. Templer: Wesel It something sheet yourself
Mr. Collin? *blasted.. _

Mr. 'Templar Wes then anything ?
Witness: Yes, I somed rather different myself
(Isagliter). I did'st know what woe the matter. I
thought I had an evil spirit Had sent smog to
primmer by my wife. Ho told my wile soweettdag, sad
In esssequesee of that I had & pink—s twareetalltd
Miele fork—whisk I threw away ben the river !
(laughter}
Mr. Templer Why did you do It?
Mr. Donna objeetod, and tha minion was not
passed.
With... Primer did not tell me to do away with
the piek ; bat my wife. Busausher lay wife Wpm
/2 4.. to Oink. Toreenally tad by his wife he rookomd
be had paid Canis about MI
Mr. Oollilas would net ame-erunslos him, as he said
Mere was bathing yet he Mask primmer.
Jean Dsvis, wifo ef promentor, mid she had been in
I the habit of goise to Cards to pap him marry about
"lb. bey." O.somllv met him Menem Maiden
Newton sed on the rood. Re asked her
about Mel boy, sad Me toll him he was gonna honer.
He mid " Yea, ho would to bothr." Told Mr the
" spell " would go oat of the boy. He gave her som
Agues on papers is aa eavoleme to barn. aid the did
burn Mom in preseme in dillweat publie
houses. Did ibis news than MOO is difenot homes.
He said thee soil spirit in the boy would go out of him.
Paid him wog Moans he prgesked to ears the boy.
He told him her husband me to do sway with • piek
was mot to me it any mens—sad the boy mild soca
get batter aftor the piok was dem away with. Sho
told her hesbasd to do away WM the piek telling hire
what prism!. told bar as mu as the maid. Itenesen-
borM palate:l:2 le 211 M November, and thought
alto/obn had mid nearly no.
Cross-ex : TM boy was twelve years old, he
had no stresgth, ho did NUM shoal Sb. home, and not
go to bed without ouryleg. He was like this for
several maths, but was new very well. He maid
et to bed now, and did ad mat tie be myriad
Whet Lid your Mobsed do did he erawl about I
—(laughter )
No, no; he wouldn't do anytkia—(grest Isanktier).
Is year husband all right now?
I don't Mow.
Is he better than he vu?
Yee.
Oh I the eon's mil. sad Me husband bather; and the
piok was Oohed Into the river: arm Mere anything
the matter with that?
No, nothing.
Sept. Hare said from 'reformation resolved in writing
he seat • emetsble to waist% the prisoner, and oa the
following day approbouded him oe the Mum a obtain-
ing mousy by fake pretso.s. from William aid Jam
Davis, and with having reeolvod I:2 44. a Um proviess
Saturday. Hs said he had net mend any imam
Ito m Jam Davis bat paid Imar for pasties, mat mold
show the resat ; but km did not do so; he toned
paper la drawer, and Cards mid that was It. He shoe.
wzrda mid he had rossinid 3a. from Jame Davie to
take the ovll spirit out el her sea and husbasd, but
had to gin It t 0,... sae elm. Wham laughed and
said, "That's your old ; you told me that Moat
20 peers ago, vMs I had you leek" U. mud.. long
rush% nonsonslaml Mamma& He said ho had not
lesit them any mousy.
Mrs. Davis idestillod • moor produed so scanothing
she bad unties by Omelet dioistioa whoa ohs paid the
£24..
Mr. °Alm onbmined Nam was so ease. TM
ladiamment sitamd that prhoaer pretended ho mild do
sway with awl spirits and took men for alte purpose,
whereas it was promenter Motu* hie mild do away
with evU spirits; and It was net premed Ms messy was
paid at al la massepunee of what Curtis said. Hs
contended there was so widens to saloon the Marge
Referring to Um we of Rm. v. Giles. y, °Ail= said
the primer mkt she evuM bring took the woossn's
husband, whisk was an smamption of power; but, is
this me, the Devises ask, thesght it.
Mr. "Meier minhoined that the sistement of
Car* to Sept Hero sustelasd the
The Charms said Canis told at% boy would
get better after the pith me got rid of„ and from their
Muria' ids &madam
Mr. Coilins : And be did get better—(leakter) --so
thsvo me no Wes preames.
The Cadmus said the false protease might be by
solo or words, and, whotha Curtis had so mad• list
sok be thought was • qu..tlou for the jury.
Mr. Collins addmasd the jean. Cu. .1 00, stellate
as isglisbness was to be tar led seaming to the ladle&
Issue preferred against no, sad Dodds; Mae. New he
said not argue whether UN primer me a" Muer
man:" he looked the reverie—(laughter) ; he would not
say anythieg Meet Um &MA people who la Mel mune
of two years paid him £10; hat the lelleameat &Dosed
g amer pretesded ths lad had as evil spirit. but IS Ina
Cartr:te who thought era, upon whisk thoy sat to
d after following hie direetiose Me bey, who,
up to 1270.5$ of see Ind dons nothing bat crawl about
the Maas lad net go to bad, Imams hotter. This boy
wee told hie maid gst better, it gave him hope, and he
did bosom boner. They paid their mom voluntarily,
sad made no omplabet of lb* remit. Thee tho old
snan could do nothing, bat go Meat ia an spashotie
way, whisk tho Info naturally °blasted to; and perhaps
prinair thought the old gonthicrum was In it. habit
of werldag too hard and it maid do him good to sit
(lanky with hie wit*, so ho told him to throw sway Ms
piesk, and stamisly mough—though, of souse he did
sot wish OMNI to think to believed there ins my Arta*
Is tho sotion—the old man Meuse well. If these people
thought the prison.. had serials powen, and mat to
him sad paid masa for their omelet, without his ,
making soy of the Übe memos' alleged is the Waist-
meek be insistaised they ought not to lad him
Is mouning up, the learned Causefur mid if Davie
add money to passim bulimia from his note or words
MO he had power to "do away with evil spirits," Qs
MMus was made out.

Primmer arm found
waa bid be had bees before convicted of the
offense et teiliag fortunes, and Yu now molested te six
menthe' hard Wooer.

11011111111 T Or • BOW LID O•Wr.

Walton ii;;;72:1, i;b;u;;;,—;siZris;Zi-iiatrif Raul,
25, servant, were @horned with instants bone awl dart,
belonging to Yr. Alfred Idostork of Wo &Usual' Inn,
fliterberan _ _

IGT—iiisedfords prossestad, sad Kr. ClolHam
defeadlei

Primmer out the 'morales of 1211' November hired the
be,.. sad trap 5. 10 to Yeovil, ead maid they *Scald be
beet between three and lour o'oleek. Belk were Mak'.
Kim had hired the vehicle before. Vag odd bethought
tbe hese would salt Ms lateler bat he told his it was
mot for suds. Bond gave the sumo of it... Kr. Now,
lesolueslth, el Ellinold, said phew sired the hors:
sad earl for sele. asking JIM ear both.., £l2 tor the
hone, sad he bought theism for £4 10.. The MA they
put la lir. 'Nausea bars, say's( they would feta it
meet day. The its. Win sot desk, tut bad bees
drlaldag. lir. Spinner esid he'd buy the oart If It was
all right. Daniel Baker. 'waked of the publio-house
it 1111111eld, gave 2s. and a plat ol beer foe the rag.
P.C. W. 7.11 apprehended the prisoners .sth. Railway
lask Maiden Newts, where they sold they'd hired It.
amd they orentgoias to stunt the nosey. They were
net "light." ney helped driak &sorbet oust while
they were In Gusted,. —P.C. Wlllits Voltam saw Seem
between eight aad aloe is the US when they wen net
drunk.

Yr. Cold= could set realat a meet et guilty, bet the
Jury reanhateeded them to awry.
Yr. Collins gild that both rood elm wer.,_
eXeelloet ebereetire. but they bed been Kure
ever dale Peak Holiday, and bad spent L3O et Ida ewe
mosey.
Mr. Spinner rid the primates were drank at the
Um% sad be Walsall the pee* mead not to bay of

-11711.800d.it of King, rid he bad bow &taking
&do Peek Misdo,, sad had upsol SOO.
Kr. Corwoli, sahaitor, Redd had
boom le Ids ionise se vast, s.d bare in exoelleat
oherealir.
Titres written eitentairs wore produced for Mop.
Mr. Gallas meld tits /11 10‘. mei the 2 advanoed to
the woold be ndureedow Toomey wee feud
as ; the Mime, of oraree, would be restored to
llNT=llLnaty Caskuns add he did not know how fer
tb• omrt so.*Wei k kkkkkg keit peeithelont
beam* they had bean lini•hilng In thla vise of driak-
big ; het they wen lOW to pin West to the room-
reendedes ii the geolehmes who had so Madly owe*
to eve than pad dionnanin and he hoped ill* pathos
la width they shoed wield bs • warming to Own.
th: Inas' berf labour.

-Artily—moat iown---thay— Wawa their hands to friends
to °Dark sod diaappo•roll is • dolightsd ot•te.
YOWL awaausa.
Bernard Gado, 20. ropesabor,ssslis two fowls' at
Alllagtaa, the property al litalaard 11.1Uwe. Ere *sited

and adasitted • preview ecaves.
Hestbesse dafene4
DILLON UMAT IFYILL
Clerks Pressens, 18, end heßeeper, 22, Mester,
fee estaline a quangsy fres, the property oi Mrs I.
M. J. alge•Ssid, rd Wow, o• Nev. V.
M. Cicalas promended.
P.C. Roper saw peleerwa the bask door et Poing
Villa, beleagingl. Mm. IveNsid MMus
petheekkg la a beg, and Keeper Wass it. They
tt wae snip boom sad rags He hand le it part of ea
Lfo6 stove. Total Hooper be should take him primmer.
He " you do." and nut into a peed.
He followed. Mame mespid, and was inbesquettly
arrested. At the statics Hooper mkt Pitman went
resod behind and brought the iron out and pot it lato
the bag, sod he maid sot lisle it. lend the Iron la
the has was Moose relesiag from • Move cm the modem.
Wiidam Button, eoaehmen, spoke to the lem.
The jury forted the. guilty or immtag the Iron in
titalr peosesdon.
Hooper admitted • previous oonvielloa in 1870.
Maw, who bad he.. before the be
ditg,k.seee, sad posoking. though net Itiasy was
sen Wooed to two mastbre bird labour; aid deeper,
after several oormindons, mas sesteaced to eight
months', and versed mut Mae he would pt 7 years'
penal servitude.
The Court then adjourned.