The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-21 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1873.

ctry be pit Into 7002 imply litthrogehrille of beads.
n''• so* ill • milli" •• Yos who ma even be
rat In anything. To be greater than lb. greatest that
bass been Is Pertalited. Wheel, to no man in Europe
In ths mum 04 1.0 Of three esaturies. Bat beommt
you cannot be Handel or bloa.art, lilt any reason why
you Mould not kara to slog '0.4 save the Questa '
properly, when you have a mind to? Noma • girl
cannot be prime dogma In the 'Wise Opera, Is it any
reason that ab, rbonld not learn to play • Pa for her
brothers end sisters in good time, or • soft little tune
for her tir,d mothrr, or that she should not dal
to please herself, among the dew, on • May morning?
So precious & little pieoe of oounsel ought not
to be lest.
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Tho Money Market [satin suffering from the
consequences of the American °nub, gold is
being taken out of the Bank like water, and all
the liounes of Europe are in • state of semi-
panic. The Bank of England hiw been selling
stock in the market to replenish Its reserve, and
yet even after this had to put up its rate of dis-
()punt on Tuesday to 6 per cent., and on Paturday
to 7 per cent.

at the Blug's Arms, said priseeer °Betel the rug to
IL. for 10a, whoa be told bins be hal plenty, and
li=dihe might find a be)er In Mr. lassurays.
told him he had it from • youte min to eel
—Prisoner protested hie Ineoosnee—The young man
"John" having been gent in , VA, Town ( I rk said it
was important ho should bear out peso's. es statement.
It was a strange thing, but In Vie course of • beg
experience, bolted coarsely ever known anyb sly guilty,
although they were seemed, convicted, au I punished.
—Prisoner said it was you herd for 1140.-11 r.
Swot sods said no doubt If he were Innocent. -John
W.-et now appeared, and wee examined on prisoner's
behalf. He said lest Saturday weok let prisoner
have • horse cloth for esle, bat gave him no
incarnations as to prim% Let him have it dying
dinner-ties* up in his room at the Dolphin.
Witness said he told the prisoner the cloth was no use
to him, and he didn't know whose it war. The rug pro-
duced was the same. He picked it up in fileth-sisset
near the wrath house, co Derobeater fair day in the
evening.—Mr. Symonds said West would now have tol
ismer for its posseselon.—West said he eould. His
"chum," Charles Damen, was with him when he picked
It up.—Damen was sent !or. He sod he was with West
on Ilorcheelp r fair night, between 7 and 8 o'clock, going
from work at Mr. Longtime... Going up Soutl.-street
between Mr. Loveles and the New ion, they saw s rag
I, the road, and Wed picked it up. His Flirted from
West at the top of Wood and Stone lane, ant went to
his house in Pease-lane. West took the cloth with him.
lie had not nem the cloth siceo until now, or Icsd any
twaversation about It with &mph At. Knew that Rae"
was In custody for stealing • cloth on Sunday wok.
The cloth produced seemed tie lame as that West
picked up. —Mr. G. Maser explained that at his sale on
the 29th September • London deal r purehosed several
horses, aid the cloth in qeestion was put over one that
had been clipped. When be missed the cloth ho wroteto
the London dealer to ask If be bad the rug. and he hid
answered no. The horses went off by the 6. I', p.m. train.
—Thomas Overbury was new introduced. Ile spoke to
attending the horse sal*, and taking two b,rs a to the
South-Western railway station about 5 o'clock to go to
Mr. Burden, of London. lie took the horses down
Trloity.street to Vse station. There was no cloth on
either horse, lie did not remember seeing a cloth
similar to She one produeed at the Antelope stables
Mr. Ensor said he was quite eertain the cloth was left
there.—George Grandy, ostler at the Antelope, said on
the 29th there were 10 horwo at the stables foe sale at
Mr. User's horse repository. Some woe clothed.
Ovrabury was in and out during the afternoon. Did
not see any cloth taken away. There were helpers
abouts—The magistrates disodeed the ease, and
cautioned all commend that they must not think because
they plotted up anything in Use street they had a right
to appropriate it.

bead," Molloy, Mr. It. Balboa • Munich& de Ouster%
Muralist Antoine de Kostail, Mr. De °wattle.—
Port 2.—Tutasie In C Minor, Mosul. Mr.
Cauehe ; Glee, Oft wh.n Night,' Do
Cell; Song, Mrs. Sutton ; Plansforte Solo Miss
Eoldioe. Mr. T. P. Risk.; Glee, "Would
lota know mv Chares." Webb* ; Song, Mr.
Tare; Eve Ponta, dedietted to all the fair English
daughters of Mother Eve, eomposed by Mr. De Conibe ;
National Anthem—The various glees, semis, and
issuumentel oomposlUons were ably rendered, and the
greatest praise Is doe to the lodise and gentlemea who
volunteered th.pir
PITY! Snestosa, Thurclay.—Befure the Muer (Mr.
(1. Hamilton) and the en. Mayor ( /Odorants J. Harker).
—Air. John Redden app•ared to an Atli turned
soremoss 'barging him with unlawfully dredging for
oysters. The Mayor said the magls,rates had very
frilly discussed the evident', Addeo 01, and they thought
it had not been eonclusively substantiated that the
defendant dredged within the prescribed line. Tbey
thersfor• dismissed the ases.—Jamts Wilkins, a boy,
was summoned for stone throwing in Palmerston-row,
on Tueeday.—Another boy was called iii witness, and
spoke to seeing defendant propel a steno by means of a
nataptilt, at • pear tree In Mr. Traverse garden.
He believed he did so twice—The defendant WY
eautloned and ordered to ray the coats.—Three
fishermen named JoatpA Br vac n Roberl AU.., and
//eary &obis, were summoned /or bringing to chore
and eipoidng for sale • quoity of bus, of less site than
was allowed by law.—P.O. Merritt said ala 'tit • quarter
put four o'cilook on Tiled., morning he watt to the
Ptah Shamble., and tried the door, widoli he found to
be locked. The defendants opened the door, and witness
fount the fish produced.—ln their &duo* the men
untended that they had oommitted no off in.*, as the
flab were not exposed for sale —The ma rates toll
the defendants that they were Dab!e to punish= nt for
bringing the fish to shore, whether they exposed them
for sale or not. —The defendants were mash fined ss. had
outs, aol th, y forfeited the fish.
MONDAY. &lon, the Mayor and the ex-Mayor.—
Eliza Garrett wee summoned for using defamatory
language ululated to produce a breach of the puce.
The complacent wu IL, William Towell, of Long-
Beet, Poole, for whom Mr. F. Travers appeared. The
lau nage unplained of waa to the effect that the com-
plaisant was the father of the defendant's child and
also of other illegltioutte children. The ounplainint in
his outdates, altogether denied ever using the defendant
till she went to his house on Wednesday, and before
hie wife and family made the aunsations In question.
It transpired that the defendant's child oiled this
mentleg. She had taken out an Mintier' summons.
The magistrates bound her over in her own recogni.
onoo.eln .£lO, to keep the pesos for three months.

He thought there ought to to practical or atoltnical
',shoo* whore poems might be taught to be good ear,
peoters or amens, and famelum good domestic orevests.
Flo beliovod root elhoola wield he sough more valuable
than high pressers sehocdo, which mode pantie dim'
tailed with their position in lift. He wished to Bay
one word with regard to oompalsory education. it Lad
alvaatages and its ougual disadvantages, and ought
armor to be applied rxeupt with greet limit noy.
also otokated to *duration being paid for out of the
locust rate., for that woo *great lima! 'Oast out, ll*
did not se* why is @koala be charged upon louda and
house esoluays ; it woo • willowsl chino, and ought
to be paid for by the Lttte. la Irelaud e:ornentery
°duration was paid for by the State That brranht
him to • matter In which he toot • deep Intone', rt.
local taxation. Tit* patellar °Lames of &locality ought
to be paid by that neighbourhood, but groat national
matters, in which the patios at large was eosesraed,
should net fall upon the rites—such as kinetic slurps,
administration of justice, polies, be., al/ of those ought
to be paid for from Imperial rosourees. The Weal Wee
at present in meal looslitist were inordiabbsly large,
sod If soraethhig were not dam, to ninon or lightsia
the burden* terrors long, they would not be eblo to be
borne. Unless three questions were dealt with setts-
footorily, he very much towed thst serious dillicsultios
wool! eons. It would be bettor to solve those ques-
tions than to embark upon sensational legisloU ,n. with
which the people of the ootuttry bad become uttorly
sick—applause.)