The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-20 00:00:00

stands over for evidence u to on whom the
to
titebiliety of the delay rusts, evening Major Elliott and the el l's or e ! --_---___
and this IP-Vlllll thts•iripatronage. In the army athee`rdiseemusttelbell'eA,?tt."l
ItiSCOSI
Board clearly shows the liability of
nit y point, for a letter from the Local anyl° or theatricals, for the officers seldom fail to argil:n.ll
.ilnutialle performances, end the rank:, ...ieta.a
music etSliii. unde.r he ese,„unts we el 1114
.legislature,
bad • d fa' knife
(thieevßeoard to assume the charge of the sick girl awtiii're'n. unable to MI heede.tencra.,Hiedtof
.tflbeeaiet.us..lyithe...Mleere:trailltrii:iiii!
the 1.0.1 at Portland. This c wily iin rriii.4!";o're. ip.';:','l'''''''' the later :!a"...\" the 1:71 ''''t. pp"' 1•ll itpenalty..
icawlidoerthcciiirrd
wason. efficient amateur perferwee,,. aii wit,ae„ alai di
..,1, %es, :spiatinhal !,,, seat promises. seize intat, an _
. But the other case, which canto liZriitirOirPy;;;ltifit h..:'grd',l,7l"."` ''''' hei"g '"'''''' br
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before
when reqthueireGdu
Mr. Td efr, one of of theePeAtilBedafr.fnrivenl.,,,of w•Iho Capt. • ;owed.% officials who simply did their duty were cubist to a good
(of the 3rd D. IL v )., and..
alePotutuient% were necessarily yin' e'azre;as"coramparTt•el "‘"l' 'l"'
"f
anhaadve"i'm' '''t " w"f
forl
ril Pahl` inittrel
accused
suffering front
of
that time Seiler%
f.
ufoiiigtiii tri.e.fitwctflie2f-
roshoulnd%doionlitior
wduilyetoitailfdioon, y
h ip:ocrorluariT.,:titihetlica,..tres in these days of scenic effec
tion, and the case w 0 usual gravity ca ;Vitt wiiiiiii uphold the public official who did what his oitio,
the woman had died. It seemed that when the
bronchitis and shnkcel'ence a'
la'airi'eirerLigaiisilitralib'maA Fwvhea
tolfroinili devool;:ce.11 up:iihn.,4iiiiii.;ooTiLi2 pffonaclAr. ia the fa.
not, 'esthha'n h3;io
tAlgoreftoore,depseended on the actors themselves. aii...i.i'a
doctor first received the order to attend the unequivocally
the vehement applause for each carracase. In the case nove7beirore them he should
she should d
Iciir
theetinfiatoeernhoii,i)in, dr
ect.d ociiitilw 3
life-like f sohlosood.k.that their personations were show that the :neat was prepared in the usual way, and
but was htue)ldi_uggesesha was well adapted for dramatiu The
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e representation. Jealousy and meat intended for human food.
he(Thurfezety
,hansdvhutwitlell hherer, wmisaigirchension of f
excitint and it contains facts
weave !bid°' that i. highly .- Mr. John Richard Taylor said-I am one of the viewers
of tiph appointed by the Court Lest of the borough. on
of East Lgnno is ornamented with stars and so forth, as was done with
fAdy
mato
filrits}.luov.‘7l of
tliaLurraLffTlii3
direenexttedtimthae she might Fiutda`E t.::::,pwt!tah his
171lyt.h'e'TstEtle Yriaseate rHarrienblraFrairinarce.is slheterB:lll:ttehcasAlizt*ing. aliull'nul.tri've'!-" .I.llWasial'ATl:g
Kr.
°m
carcass ole.*
call on hi e saidshe was not so well as she I.4cis°ll. who" to
14.'4 anbeyd.
looked, bum. bechYdreenemintivi
to
on her husband induce , °Hr. luelikt:l.
gated villein, and leaves. Love discovers
hteer cut
looked,
house.
Fit
vehe replied it was not very far to his Lyhoip!..i
—the doctor had not aaovera,diu which akin. It w
same way as the sheaeapdexwposae" liitfor saliteermin Mrdre". IVdgeia'sthoaer
ss
called on her in the meantime,
days
meantime, although once Capacity she tenderly watches"mwooth • flower on onywfeaeoa: if's:Linde
The
do
nc.c.oHti:e."
w.
over her chi ren. At very thin, matter was oozing from where one of the
medicine had been fetched—two nieces f the length she discovers herself
e bed of their eldest bOy, .ntlerttlib•pd at the death- : hums had been; and it appeared to me that it had died, !
sick woman went to the doctor e'
and asked him to Nothing could be more naiinalior I•l7llC'eth
ain his arms, or would have died of disease had it not been killed. In
judgment it was unlit for human food, and I sus
visit their aunt for Is le was worse ; when, he of Miss Florence DA& Iler unwillingness "to the
acting
Elf
the Superintendent of Police. We were
either said "he had more important business to tam, interpretations suggested by - Levi-We:melt iLee in both returning to
ealttend puiT.,,,,itii.,l;shLr.roinutiii,it.„yet.lour inssentably his insinuations ' cm-viewer Oingillt3ll,lkCaatlioad Vilen.ll
and
Saw:
alflrfleox, inyi 1
ito ''h an the women allege, or refused to ter-house and examined the carcass.
iorlfull.loy.curtiroey, •elsolyll.seiripetu•nis to,rether to the slaugh
and whets
he would cull, as he explains ; but, at night.; the realization if h
whiit•hwooriia:lyiesc.orn of his perfidy- all were brougl'ir :rui: .1-7,ii*,.."lire.riirjotexnanderl iTe7reet Llitetrl, at" bfuettciller'as lad passed
, tis reply was so unsatisfactory under
they U in
delineation. As
the charade. r, and much ability through the slaughter li•nise. I called after him.
Pm*"
should
circumstances that they said they crpletely won - The Town Clerk: You had better stop there, AI Mr.
. go for Dr. Philputs, and did so. Mean- the sympathy of her aueriee"neram,e'e soilti'le
Sitio.2ll it is too painfully realistic, her uses Witness:Eirtyes was nfoot.omseart.
time the Medical Meer troubled no more about tecorutiiiin. to afinocinner
-he ran
1-:.illounnoilyeffirisale
.h miniiseration. It was of Kr. weis, but
time matter. Dr. Philpota found the woman in : &an" adieirad7lthe "°'''re.°
„ri.
olern,•_Weßaelror 1141404 But there I saw.a lamb dressed in the ordinary way, was
thurcmis, and next day she died. After lieati lin all its details Of the other
acting was the meet eieht.,wiiii7neTtairesaiiiiiied a spreader behind. I did not notice if that was erase-
pro and run, the Guardians newly careful
. There neented. It appeared to me to .bein • worse state than
case
enUdrealmetre of rant Mr. llarry Falconer as the sheep d ~ an was not lit for the food of man. I canal
that " neglect is attributable to Mr. Turner," Is: rlib" (Archibald Carlyle), lilistUl ,I • his Mr. Cox, who had remain.," in the front 'Laughter-house.
and that it was a fit subject for inquiry by the wife and betrayed by Levison, was an able retre"4l bl
causelle ca twiei.thanado,eLa:..:iral j,r,fie lvilt:i. The superintendent
Local Government Board. There we leave the Justice Rare
r(• iiirj.Jlll.'") laa"te `ha
'll'Pri'nZilitmi"'n'i:
of
Lovi.o,
w.
...... !Timer, in tie hateful character r. Weston: Wlia!'!iine was thriatwo Carcase'
away.
case, but we may add a few words on the general Dill was Witness: About five in the afte•-nuou.
briskly and humorously takeepala4YeAir.LajwyAr.r
quiation of the medical treatment of the out- Barbers Hare (Moo Marie Anwyl) was efiectivre'tLd Mr. Weston,: Very well, that's all I shall ask you.
door poor. We fear that more frequently tzreciaotnol her brother-not at all ail attractive leart- Tamylre.r,'Tileol i`eitll leydta Court'a trterr thief nbeeehp with
lin
ill commonly suppomul • h patients gut scant
fialloMir. Y._rory, 21:neart. with marhed ability; I was feetchexl by Mr. Taylor and the Superf tenelter let
'
attention, but the doctors not scant
Cornelia
Polio., soil want with them to Mr. G pa agent el
t entirely to certain age with a taaa:mui %dor Archibald, spinster Of II
a !.st,ll.lper, was amusingly NAM, There I saw the carcase of a sheep dressed in the
blame. On their behalf 'it may
be fairly urged and well Played ; and Joyce M .
y and credwAy ita;dll Fermi)
i the .ocviog ordinary way. The shoulders were tucked, and th:
that the pay given is quite inadequate to coin. maid, quiet!otcdhied, - with the usual marks. It was
piece t wapentasmartlfothihrooughout,lllltl at the ciosehtt,,,n, Thwi.e mirossod inner skinj. wfas. '.' moo carcass
pen lir te them for the time occupiqd, to say Hewitt sang • WAS very much diseased")..aner'Llitdefeoef: humane food,
nothing ing of medicines, in any but serious cases; couple oV ozonic songs willteimvalineMor. J.
S.
.7..
hi.
0...
was screaming
foopasge:zio . The farce There was matter coming from both the holes where ths
those who have had any dealings with . d returning horns had been I was
in too many instances got_ ii:ire from • frolic getting ignontiniously turned out -A ' exiled by itic' Talk' t° sae the
carcase of a lamb in the inner slaughter- mule. It was
paupers, know that • i oi.orn house, by a costermonger friend of tl • • ' reefed in the usual way, &lid hung up different to •
ting attention for nothing they II •' -
ey ca in the doctor n en-slake for a dandy who hail rudely followed'!-•"-"Yeut s'
d
when there is little occasion—of wanton trouble- home. Mr. J. S. Hewitt as " Nobbs" w. his
irresistibly
wife sheep, but as we usually drps them. The flesh was wet
was gone. It was unlit for
uproarious. It is a longti!e rid ali
uman roy,:d. 011idkoiodifrayo
Pofinioness sometimes, but more often in the hope since saandautlielsutten`Dworaec
en-rt. were provoked to such been a butcher fourteen' t;" P"sammi opinion.
Have
accustomed to
securing an order for mutton, or wine or genuine and hearty merit. niouredll . butchering off and on nearly my life,
some other little addition to the ordinary relief. closed the evening.
Performances' Mr.grd"
as the acting manager deserves mention fir his I urc"-examined
' Dent
ow
whether
I "W
the
The mendacity of pauperised families is almost omit-
1 ftno.fiwoolanoiwb
seven and
le. t.f.l pass by Mr. Groves's orchard
The:ri'ortegewiTentishi considering the the difficulties to be
beyond belief, and it is that prevailingl Groves there. It waissa Tuesday.raiWr.. (Yreidveanetaseebeen
me'
Dorchester) there was .•
veeryalatair(neot. a g and night
for
teristic which has made many thoughtful men eniir- ; in the habit of attending Weymouth market on Tuesdays
Letter than on the first
express grave doubts as to the wisdom of out- ''''rhe l'oisowent" e'en
ner was the . e first piece. Its thrilling egerra ; since I have known hien for some years. In the orchid
; I saw one sheep, lyin; down and kicking, as if something
door relief at all. Therefore, we feel, that the and exciting situations rivetted the attention f the
. .
.. gat the close tha twin,: - perf,____° ____ I res. the matter. The previous night had been rainy.
. audience, an -- whether there •-- % much wind. I e

raci , Don't remember Wall
enthusiastically recalled. Henri tfreart (Mr. Harry , sorue apples lying in the orchard.
Fa'coital) he. made money by sea-faring expeditions, sod ! Is it not a fact that the skin of an animal that dies is
his cousin Launay, with whom he lives, anticipates Henn's I not worth so much as one killed?
wealth will be inherited by his son. But a visit to Paris bf I Sometitues, it ,h•pends on the state the animal Is in,
Henry to cell in a mortises, results in his bringing home , sometimes they fetch just the same.
a wife in the person of Amelia, only daughter of Count de i Witness: Having seen the sheep in the orchard I called
Ligny, to where the money was advanced, bat its repay at Mr. Groves's and told of it as an act of kindness.
-
went would have ruined the Count, hearer's which Henri No doubt Mr. Groves would have done the same to me.
I
tore up the bond, and then asked the hand of the girl he Did you recommend it should be killed?
had rescued from poverty. In an Impulse of gratitute [ said there was a theme there with something the
Amelia married him, although she really loved i matter, and it had better be attended to.
Charles D'Arville, a young doctor. To the latter she I Did you mean should be pbysicked or killed?
writes an explanatory letter of which Launay gars I I left that to their discretion. I subsequently told one
possession, anal he also seas an accidental meeting between ! of Mr. Groves's men that if he had wet a knife that would
the lovers, when Amelia while avowing her old affection do he could run to my shop for one.
dianthus him for ever. Lamm} shows the paper and tells Mt Weston: So that the delicate attention meant
of the meeting to Henri, and then resolves to secure the killing.
heritage by poisoning him and destroying his wife by Mr. Sy ~,,, his : Killed to save its life.
casting suspicion upon her. Stung by jealously Henri : Witness :At five o'clock when we went to the slaughter-
resolves to go in search of IYArville, but is wised with lions, I had not seen Mr. Groves from Weymouth
illness. his wife tenderly waits upon hies, leit Launay market The exterior ornamentation on the carcase
contrives to poison every draught before the so-k man re- Height be dune in a moment with a turn or two of the
calves it from her handa. Gradually he becomes hagganl , hams
and wan. The doctor declares there is treachery, and i Mr. Howard : That would not be done to a carcase that
Leeway suggests the guilt to h mod e Aio's. A second oar going to lee thrown away or for cat's meat.
doctor is called in (D'Arvillek and poison discovensi in • 1 Witness : I should not do it.
, potion mixed by the wife. A thrilling some follows, end- Witness further said.-When I first saw the sheep in
'mg in Ilenri denouncing Amelia as his assassin. She the orchard I saw it was ill; I was about twenty yards
I swears her innoeence, and spp.als to IlArville, in whom
DORCHILEITRR. I off. A few neinutes after I was passing to my nephew's
1 the dying husband recognises. his wife's former lover and ' and eav, act Groves.s man killing it I went close to its
church tut Sunday, and collections made on behalf of
Sr. Prrea's CHUM-11.--Sernions were preached at this the son of a man he had years atm accidentally shot, since I rine, from the state it was in I judged it was a case of
when he hail constantly sent lulu money. only reseals : inflammation. A sheep suffering from inflammation was
the Dorset County Hospital. The Rev. 11. I'. Rakes Ihe had given • large sum to Launay to take to him, but not tit for human fool ; but he could not say the carcase
officiated, in the sheen., of the Rector through indis- the villain bad kept it himself. Fearireg discovery of this he etw in the shiughteolumee was that of the sheep he
position. The amount contributes' was Ll 4 l'a fraud. Launay is impelled to finish his sleelly work, saw killed.
Tux Annual Supper of the lid D.lk V. will take place
_, I Finelimi his life fast ebbing, Henri pardons his wife and Mr. A. Phillip. Inspector of nuisances for the borough,
at the Plume of Feathers Inn, on Thursday °ext.'s.'" I counsels her to fly, but she mutest. her innocence, and made as affirmation in lieu of the usual oath. About
7 p.m., when a guoSly company is expected. llie senile for the officers of justice. Deten ~ i,, eel to save her seven o'clock on the evening of let September,
preseutation of prises will take place, and the Mayor with Henri begin.' writing a confusion of suicide, but, feeling east be. I went to Mr. Groves's slaughtenbuime,
other gentlemeu of the town will be present. CaPtain weak, he asks Loamy for a stimulating draught the and there SSW P.C. Churchill with two carcases-
Coombe will preside. doctor had sent. Writing at his desk, and lifting his haul one of a sheep, the other of a lamb. Both
Covet' Leics.-The annual "Court beet, Len Day, and in thought, he 'perceives reflected in a 'mirror the real were dressed as they would be for sale. Both were unfit
View of Frankpledge" was held at the Town-hall, on assassin, LautlaY, mixing with his medicine the s"nto"ts for human beet. The kidneys of the sheep were very
Monday morning, the Major (MIL (I' J. I;•.tirecuri) Pre- of a packet he takes from his okket. He is horror- ,
~ much eliseauel, and matter was oozing from where the
sescaen oy ..e sight; aim witen ...Loney, with study
siding, and with him the sown Clerk (Mr. Giles Symonds). s-s e i se • I •
; horns had lusn. one of the kidneys of the lamb was
The foreman of the iiirY (Mr. James Drake) &net about • lookn, brings hint the cup, he denseness him as • „„„„4„, ens lb, (;roves'e boy said it only had use The
score other jurors were swore, and the Court adjourned "'flunkies : assaadlt !” Lanai "tonal., with him, camases were mimosa to the engine room. Mr. Groves
till Friday afternoon to make their presentment. endeavouring to strangle him, when all enter, asp' tableatt • canes Ile said he wished it had not happened ;he in -ant
TUX Latillia' PRIZE To THE Janlilt. V. -This handsome
~_ Henri: "She is innocent. and I have live,' to know it. fluerfor ilegileed, lie wished they had waited till he
Prize is now on view at Messrs. Saunders and Jac.'"',2 He (lesunay) gave me the letter I doubted her lie urged : ,„„„e i„„.k.
silversmith*. liconsiste of an eleiwit cake basket, me on- and then destroyed lee." Amelie : (falling en her lushyou tanslerstand he wished the sheep had not been
artistic design, richly choral, ant Lseautsfuhly embussed knees beside line) "Human 1" Henri: "lion- euebt I e'er kisled till lie return.' I
with dossers and frost; and sears the inscription :- suspect you I Pardon, panlon: and you, Charles (who I hardly knew what he meant; lie was in a rather
"Th. ladies' prise, value Xin, institutedie by the alayorese him( taken the dying man's hand) -when ou pray to excited suite.
of Dorchester, Mrs. Gregory, and preset' by the ladies : heaven for your father, pray al-es for tee." lie dies, and Further que.tioned, witness said Mr. Groves said " I
of the tin" and iiebfhl.urh°°de t° the 3rd lilt.'. s for . the curtain falls: Mr. Harry Falconer trtsrisecel the part I wish you had waited till I came back."
competition. Won by Corporal Mutton', September CI, of Heart with so 01.4:06A, the ter aCCIICYI 'wing , Am polite sine Mr. Groves said the carcases were
Mgt: There is also an elegant biscuit box. with • suits especially telling realizations; Atnelie was pewerfully • intended for dogs' (ood. Ile did not say for fowls' food,
able inscription. This prise is certainly the best the corps delineated by Miss Florence Dodd : Mr. Perry Harcourt I UNA particular notice.
has ever hash, &eel many cheeks are due to the Mayorco
nicely filled the part of liAnille ; Launay the avaricieus I Mr Hower,'' In is usual to ornament sheep up in that
for initiating the gift and carryiug it to so suecessful ae and guilty colleen, was reprints:etc,' with "toed effect ley way fur slow,. food.
lone. I Mr. J. A. Rosier ; and the subsidiary puts were efficiently,
I should think not.
Tee Sisere -A. parochial meeting was held in Holy supported by the various metnbers of the enemata'', The Mr. J. Good. medical officer for the borough, uid -On
Trinity latent Schoulruorn, on Friday evening, to elect farce of "My turn next" concluded the eyeliners per- ! 211.1 September I went to the police station, and examined
lay representatives in connection with the new Synod, fonuancas, and everybody premed highly entertained. . the rarcase of a ',beep and a lamb. They were dressed in
The interest taken in the matter may be judged from the No doubt on their return visit siwilarsucseas will attend the ~,,„ai way. From their appearances lie heel no henith
fart that only six persons were present, including the their efforts. tient in saying they were unwholesome and mint for human
Ree'tor. the parish churchwarden, mid a sidesman. The Batoeuir Porn Sesemai, Menders -Before the gayer r g.
three appointed were Dr. Aldridge, 3lr. R. DaViX, and mg. tg. J. 0. Gregory) kg,.. J. &wpm mi.. J. re. trodoos.
Mr. Weston did not ask the ice heal alicer any
Burnett. -In Furdington parish th fII i
--u -u-'w-nl Dr. Aldridge, ilevenish, and Mr. G. Curie. question.
have been elected : Mr. It, Aldli. R worth, Mr. layn 3I e, r. r. M James lie nry Groves, of North Square, as uare, w sum. Supt. Coward spoke to going to the slaughter-house with Mr
W. Galpiu, and Mr. It lieut.-At the meetou in All sinned for being in poseueion of meat unfit for human Taylor and Mr Cox, and meting the caresses, which he...mesterei
Sainte parish the Rector (Rev. 11. F. donee) Presided. and I sued. •
re
, quite unfit for human food. They remained ill hls custody till
there we present: Colonel Ulatield, Mr. Lock, Mr. Mr. R. N. 'toward, of Weymouth. prosecuted, and Mt. ;Mr Mod had seen them. Ile was present with Mr IPh Ilips
Slade, Mr. A. Lock, and Mr. E. Bascombe Colonel N. C. Weston °meant on behalf of defendant I when Mr Groves came to the station. Ile (Mr Groves) wanted
Oldfield and Mr. Lock were selminieds Mr. Weston said before the ease was opened by Mr. to keeow what all the bother was about, and was very excited.
Correia FOR Woiseiau Men.-
, Ars adie,_?,_urnsd In_Wetii!ff_ Howard. he wished to addrest a few words to the !eagles IHe said he wishes' It had not happened, kit that they had
ele held in the British echoe‘-rehhi, on sr."`Y evening, m trate''. Ile was much pleased with Mr. spume's when , waited till he came home before uking it Witness said there
receive the report al the deputation appuinteel to wall on the 19th September he made application tee Gee county I was the Inspector of Nuisances -he should speak to him. Mr
upon Mr. lierriot as the representative of she Duchy of magistrates to have this case heard before them Instead of i (heves sad It was fa dogs' meat.
Cornwall, and exPlaill to hit° that the sites indicated on by the borough justices. It displayed very good tante, , This was the mee:
the plan for building cottages at lonlington did not meet and • high sense of justice. A report of that application I In reply to Mr Howard, Mr Weston said he was going to call
the requirements of the working men of the town, and peered in the Dared Counts Ettore., which lie read to i hits of w itnessen lithe Bench thnug
htthere was any case.
ask that sites in or near the town might be allotted for % e Bench. "It was made lly the 'Yown Clerk on the I Addresiiii: the magistrate. Mr Weston observed here was •
the purpose. Mr- Councillor Vernon was railed to the iround that members of Die Board of Health had con- , cri • ial charge against Mr Grovels but it Wadi proved that he chair,and reported the result of the deputation's inters emned the meat, and were alai justices of the peace, and ; did not order or SalleWloll the killing a the sheep, that was done
view. He was followed by Mr. hllanlyee and others, and therefore it was felt they had priest yoeie already adjudi. Iby Mr Om, and the defendant did not see HUH It was dead and
it was ultimately decided to memorialise the Duchy abed upon the matter, and it would be better for an at the piliewstation. They might as well say we here were
Council. In another column Mr. Allardice iudicetee the independent authority to hear the 1011111011.1 against the liable for all the rascality 'sang on In London as Mr. Groves
salient points of the meeting.
, defendant.] That pnecelure asleep...l gut taste out for wlast he holm part in, mil had not recognieed in a way.ppy. .y.
POTATO Geowiee.-A few weeks since we 'facetious' only on the part ed the magistratbs, but on the part of Mr Mowers! said that was. not law-the °lmmo was a ~r on
the extraordinary
:protium obtained by Mr. James Sly' Mr. Symonds. The county magistratesgranted the anal- whore ennui.vn the sine is towel." Knowledge had uothing
of the Antelope Hotel, from some new varieties of I cation, but after the summons was served on Mr. Groves, te do with the matter.
potatoes. We learn, however. from Messrs. Cocks one of the county justices, who was a learned and efficient Mr Weeton enrol that legal knowledge was essential. and
Brothers, of Doui4ton, near Spalding. who introduced magistrate, entertained some doubt -and he(Mr. Weston) : that here the sheep was killed . Ithout Mr Groves's authority.
them, that our local nomenclature of the sorts is insect's considered it well founded -as to the authority uf the The Bench under this Act might llell.l Mr Groves to gaol for
rate, and we therefore take lb opportunity of correcting county Bench to hear and adjudicate upon the case, and, thre" n"mth• if they ewivisted i sod surely thelSr ukl not do
it, and mentioning • few more instances of their prolific can,equenUy. the summons was withdrawn. Mr. Groves, that unless he either did Um mud, •Soposl It. or did something to
growth. "Brownell's Beauty" was the chief variety upon that, naturally thought there was an end of the ali"w Isis abls"vw 0i I.
with which Mr. Sly bad such good results. and Mears. for he could not 1.111.0110 after what Mr. Symonds The Bench, under Mr Symonils's advice, decided the case
Cocks calculate their yield at Miffs to liellh, from one had stated before the county magistrates as to the
mlfr V n said he should rtaras ask f a this ea
Wend of seed. Fmni utle "Sw"wilake•- wetinfi lialia- borough justices having already partially adjudicated upon I
it i e cs'. He r rto add'
n
pound, planted 31.1 th Ma
y.they obtailunl 01 HS . •Intad it, that thef would like to sit here and be not only proles . on the other L .'t h had raied then went on
Ill'ile being a public prosecution he r."
was sorry to potatoes on Septeruber SUL. In another place 1411,.. cutore but edges. It was a maxim in Lew as old as the ' '''''
see so much feeling itoimrtel into IL Mr Howard pressed the
produced lirSill'a in individual weights the?' had nine hills that 'no lean can be a judge in his own cause, • and matter very strongly, and he could only attribute it to priest.
'Peoria.'" weighing tilba, the heaviest tuber being 3165, he hoped that rule would not be departed from on the I foothat i nthe matter. If only • C.llOOll prosecution he could
Sou., and Plenty of the variety ranging from Illha to present occasion. At the same time, unless he was leis- he see the neceesity for Mr Howard's stmemance In the esso at Abs. each, which cook splendidly. If Messrs. Cocks give taken, he had a clear elefence to the cane, and one which all, for Mr Sy ss was there to advise the magistrue. and
growers in this County an oPPortmliti next season of would have ensured an acquittal if it had been heard we th.. the c... wasconducted regularly. Groat a,ron was
getting esed they will probably hen a good demand for ii, before the county magistrate. Constantly. bragging the Ima est the ornamentation of the carcase. but it turned out that
Fonggirßy,-m. Mayor of thus town (Mr. (u. J. Q. case before the public had been most injurious to Mr. It was done in a moment and therefore was of no Importance.
Gregory.) has, during the two years be has been chief Greene: both mentally and in a pecuniary point of view Mr Grove. had been in Me habit before And dense this occur-
um&trate of the bereegl4 taken very great interest It would have been much better for him if the case had ence of sending sheep of this description to • gentleman of
in the Frieudly Societies In Dorchester, and has done been heard in the first instance, even though he had Spiting for fowls' food, and he should prove that an of there
much to further their objects and promote their prosperity. received the most severe penalty the law allows. T4cing were dressed in the Berne way as this. In the case of the shoep
The Mayor..., also, by her recent entertainment of thp these circumstances into their consideration, he hoped the in question Mrs Groves told • man who had worked for them •
juvenile Foresters, ladtellows, stc., has largely benefit's.' Masistratre who et the outset very properly felt it would short thee 41 kill the sheep, and he had no particular Monk'
the cause of working-class thrift in the town. On Monday be indelicate for them to adjudicate on the nastier, would Mons but droned it according to his own notion. The fact was
evening lest, the Mayor spin showed his appreciation of entertain the same opinion now, and order the summons this sheep sod others was he the orchard Intended for fowls'
these societies by being initiated into the mysteries of to be dropped. fool, but the previous night had been windy, apples were
Forestry. Court by
who hold their meetings at I Mr. Howard rose to reply • but blown Moen, and these skull got "Olmsted" hr over-eatlng
the George Inn, assembled in good numbers to welcome Mr. Weston thought it haielLy a matter for his observes them, and therefore It was neeeerry to Lill, as was due on
" • stranger" among thew. Mr. Gregory was accompanied tiers. Mr Cox's suggestion. Mr Groves was naturally excited when
by Dr, Robinson the newlyerlected surgeon to the Court, Mr. Howard said, having been retained by an individual he heard what had occurred. It was not Intended for human
and both were initiated in the usual manner, the ceremony for the prosecution, he has aright to comment on anything feed, but for fowls, In 101100100 . • standing order, awl what
being perform.' by the Chief 'Langer, Bro. & Whittaker, put to the Bench, else could he do than prepare their careens in his daughter-
assisted by Bro. G. Miles, A.S., P.C.H. Having been duly Mr. Weston: By whom are you instructed I house. This, he urged was a neuonable esplanation. lie
elected, on re-entering the Court, Mr. °emery and lir. Mr. Howard, producing • letter : I've gut a written . regretted that the magistratee had not Mani what Mr Groves
Robinson were received with a right hearty' `Foresters' retainer from • private individual. : had to say before they esenderunel the meat, It would have been
Fire." In acknowledging the cordial reception they had Mr. Weston: I could not suppose it was given by the I a much better lerneeeding. The meat was not Intended for
received, the Mayor usurp.' the members of his unabated magistrates, human food, but for fowls, as he should prove, and then
restn such societies as the Foresters and remarked Mr. Howard: Oh, no: it is by Mr. Phillimsc believed the magistrates would commiserate with Mr. Grosses
stf denin him.
that he was very pleased to become a member of such Mr. Weston : Well ; he'd a servant of the Towu
inead ocon
an • tisusion. Dr. Robinson also thanked them for their ("ouncil. Mr Is 'ogles Willaingn, of Spiting Court, said he kept poultry,
G
kindneetond trusted he should ever merit similar treat- Mr. Howard: Yes, but that does not debar him from anat. to , , and for the last Ms months Mr rovia bas supplied hiss with
I o
r theme. It Wall al cut 111, nJ. Ina
Mout at their heads. He should always endeavour to do retaining • solicitor.
enssuerunined : Had f,OO ut GOOlowls, and two (lona Should
hia dUty to them in his capacity' as their medical officer. Mr Howard then stated the case. He coulel well under-
tea thin', it Wad die, 41 meat. He had the" plucks" soi
Bro. miles facetiously remerked thrill, they were very proud stand that the Bench might have smile delicacy of feeling Cows. During the six mouth. Mr Grove. might have t him
1,0 11111 Ye the Mayor and Dr. Robinson a 113.4 them, but in hearing the case, and that if there had lavn any other .
th '2O sant Iliel never lisil a whole ear... Every week he had
the, did not want to eee eir ihrctor two often. alter ethapotont jurissli qiUn they would have been glad to leave . woo,: 0w,,,,i the carrier brougllt. al 10/ele tionn a hue elred weight
is Dr Robinson had to leave the court, his services being transferred it. With that object application was made to 1 ...e.e.„.„. e
"sad heel nee,. no carrier
...no in
on W.f..:
ssireui elsewhere, but the Mayor remained for 801110 the county magistrates, hint it wa4 llot a competent eutert, I days and satn"rdays. r;,,,,r0s he sent the carrier fur the mew
ttme- On leaving his woeship was again most heartily and consequently it came of necessity before the leurouih I
. oenetiano without that Mr Gniye put up a hamper. Ile knew
Cheered. it was lisped that many other gentleman of the 111114flifSatei. Yet not before the general Icily Isere. but un y 'he hail • luomier just after the let September. Did not ki.ow
n would follow this example of the Mayor end Dr. those who signed the original ureter for the condemnation- how much Gave all the meat he hail fnini Mr GroWl% to the
t 4 W"
and become honorary members of the court of the meat In support he read the 134 section of the 1 germ ; was isot emetellul by Mr Groves with meat for hes own
Voce° mwei CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -The annual Act. Further be euoted d; and 27 Vie., e.. 117, (the Act I consumption. Centel not say whether he sent for any een the
' '
%aeon 'ation (of which Mr. G. Cnnne Is now being administered) and showed it del not alter the let September : ehould think not.
report of this
M 'tient, r. W. Pouncy, treasurer, and Mr. mg, sag section of the former t Therefore
Art, it was not only I Re-examines' : Had given Or Groves • standing enter tee send
the prem .
tar)), for the year Isl.', has just been issueel, law, but merciful to the defendant, all it required the over chic' min' meat from time ti time.
pilau' ee're '. '
•rk that they feel they have lmagietrate, se le, commenced the proceedings Should carry 1 (keno: Leater nail ht W e hieil in the empl,,y of Mr Groves
lu it the Committee tma •
bundent cause fsr than . I:, m'• o. •.. that there has leen no it through. for It years. Ilr Groves •ent to Weymouth iiiirket on
a •I c Lialde classes. In these days when Mr. Weston said he slit not appeal to the law in the . Tuesdaje, and did so on the Ist September at 7.15 a in.,
decline of interest lilt p
Use
s ital truths of Christianity matter, bu tmerely addressed himself to t good heir go feel. returning about ~ I. oi Saw. Mr Col that morning when torment) &net unbelief an
el and when false doctrine is ings awl their sense of justice, witiou sae he Mr Groves'n ..rchard Ile (Mr Col) saki he had are develepta on every hen . f f
.t. 1
ti
taught well unbluelune elf ' • rontery from pu pi p a one, Mr. Symonds saleh he should not have applies' to the here up ue inform about the sheep. and told witness he had
the . oo t.! of shooing forth ikel'sWord as county magistrates had lie read the section of the Act as tester have It killed There were apple trees In the orchard,
"nd
pre."' --e
-m;
el 1. ht to the feet, must be fully carefully as he sulesequently slid. the 1.T.1011.1 til:fht had been very rough, a tremendous hit of
a lamp to the paw. an aig
Appealed to by Mr. (lapin. the Town Clerk sea.' Mr. Pordeu ha been Mont down, VA the shone Mr cox called his
...kilo. lodged is) all who love our Lewd Jesus Christ in .
nee that the Ilowards construction of the law was the true one, atiention to had been " Motel" by eating 00 many apples.
sincerity and truth. Under the assure
(ter consultation the Mayor rdtid th.• three masietrees I A "blotol" /Sheep W.s liable. die. lii emscquence .4 what
Scriptures tuna the a ply unerring standanl of all truth. A , _ . :_ . o . I
me.
~..%
cio
witnn.
lam i
the
4.1.
ie
the
ereh 1
in .oi condemned the Illi at Wolliti hear tile Caie. an , sod
o's • tan I systematic etuely in buiedele I
111.1 that their COMA.= I
I effect milli' ili,l,el 'llse e, Welke W.l/1 there.fore tatete before the Mayor, 1 Daniel MY, wk carried it to the slaughter-house, ift.,,,,,,i, at.
dependence upon Gusts Holy Spirit,
wit
he el • Mr. Calpin and Mr. Devemisle ! not working for Sir 1 innes 105. nil II:401.01C I 11.0.0 alter
ignorance laud error, and lead the way to ea . Well.. le l 0111- • ••• •
1.. 1,„,k. sir, tc•,,,cou eaiel he should now demand a- a right . Br. 11, r''''''' hvd "bow to Wrilnalih' 11 .'iou'.a
k"ra Mr tir",°'
'atter prayerfully hope that during nest year t e .
,i
what he was willing to hate taken so a C 1.11.1.0401- the • ass di thy 'obit "f `robes meat to Mr Willan,.,lr tlydlltis It
chosen will be wore largely aud earnestly. atteneka, an
dismissal
.._ w :
the 1
t.
ale of the detllLol/1111. He .1110 .1 tab wt. 1011 VS
.O en. 14,11 t in hamper hy Grianwy, the carrier 71eenhee1, ...skilled
inure deeply blessed in the consensus of souls.
w and droved directly The meat sent ue Mr. Willem Wan always
Use :Nth and 27th Viet, and Unfelt that the rendeninatiu
committee tender tbair 'grateful thanks to the Rev. J. E.
~.
t.
tend the eonderunation of the eon 'nest I - dressed in the mum way. They killed *Ace', and lambs
Brett, Bev K. W. l'eare, liev. 11. IS Rakes, the Rev. 'f. rut he Ine? .
.ltt e
ti,enut
specially for Mr Millen
Neal., and Mr. Walter Douglas, for a tension preached onlY hl the Item.. ottani Irate,. /11 a 1.11,. an. (le mina Croreexamined : The sheep had been iii the orchard for
by the termer and addresses ley the four latter gentle- ' time. The). ' l'i no as in this case con teem the goods . six weeks, and so had the lamb They were led tember--and in the absence of defen
men. The committee also thank those clergymen and I on the let Sep . . „taus o
° ° h and corn Sometime* they had 20 sheeeoutrerel. ' and
un.Engluth proceedinic-and now on the fifth ay,
gentlemen who have assisted the association ilr their I lu°6tl
eleal with the dl r' In support of this ate Greece bought every market day. They sea Mr Willa. about
subscriptions and donations. The annual conference of
isseUrt° 'tersl the ..liolic.• 4 the Peace of 10th Octobe ..
w ' 130 lb. • week. Sheep were height specially, but not disensed
the County Association was held in July busk and the ' -•_.,_.,`ln"- "the " r. whkh sheep. It was not diseased meat they need to Mr, welsh
that order to destroy used to be considered an , '
committee trust that the seed sown on that occasion will ; sm..' .. . In answer to Mr Symonds the wheels said the lantb was
, proesseding, but recent caul showed earties sho •he seen after many days, and that the meeting may, !
a Pert uoned I y the 'esti befeere the order se "Id
blasted as well as the sheep. The meat svas sent over tee Mr
in God's good providence, be the means of leading to the ' be suuil,,ms.ii. .).
I out opin'on might be v.vl ' male."
:
, Will= in carcase, and uncooked
formation of kindred associations. It is hopol that each
Mr.
at ev's clerk in ask I 10 . „ 7,iititen by Samuel thwack sell he worked for Mr Groves abed eight or
member will endeavour to realise more fully the force of
s°meh• friend Mr Westeen' y par
iir.ti Ile WeIII sooner ten week& On the Ist September he was told to go to the
the words "No man lieeth unto himself." so that in their take is.. o Utellare lall Iliony he read orchard and kill a sheep He did so, carried It to the
In the Seeks se the 1.,..„.
every day life they may lived for Him who bath stied and
i The Town Clerk' So would I. alauThter•house, and drea.......i it. He found It had ha vii eating
risen sgain for them In cenclusion the committee ask*pike. Knew meat wax Bent to Wr Willem The sh f
for the prayers of all God's irrople, that so in the Lord's • Howard id in all th th I ' Mr.ai, ..
.ese cases epu die health was Mr Milan were otruaool like throe two. imp or
time.
both
th.
who
aow . thooe
whom-asp, may r0.,,,..e she parameunt consa,gdera. tioun. The
.eseeru permed was Cneesemunined : Mal *int sheep soil bunbe its cannae to
together whet", the working time elMaillit, they shall meet lawful an't most_ran lob fr it gave kleinlaut the tumor- Mr. winan -one or two a woek ;he took them to the carrier.
together to enjoy the rat which rernainuth for the people t
.. unite to meet Ine rm'e, whereas if the man had to he S. rutin), Bow wen, cut uv, . , and aNnetim. whets In the
of God, having done what they could to promote thoLI at the sure tir h
halt *m Us .ne e might he condemned in ten weeks lest sod mon, w ao earcusi-could net may how
us theenee. (Pr else panel meat int-ht lie kept almut a metY• Ca... 1 I tell whether the t I •
interest of the Saviour's Ks swl file may add Out the ,I • „ ..li the a., .. ~r , wo ii Iluenuon had
library a the Aaaociation, Whlell ha. leen increase:el eluting . iurtnig"` '' emeneali toere au we minitigh. Ines 111 l nation. Hal not talkel this over with Mr. Groves Mr Use 1,..t year, now rentains ups anis of WO volumes. i In answer to the Ihmeli. tlie Town Clerk Nod he thought 0
_neves reeked him to ue al Mr WaSl/.11. The aka., fenced a
,nif, nothing in lire objection. Meeting's are held on Seedily' fro,s three to four ii.tu.. , his, and then Mr Howard elicited he had been inenteneed to . Bench therefore decided to u 011
Thursdays from X. 30 to 11.39 tem., and there in a prayer dn.- •,, . „ . If • three months' 0111011:1011111ellt for .t.ai„r, nod n„„i fo ,
r crue ty
meeting on Saturdays from eight tee nine pm. to emy or Mr. West•ln 'arsine might by and bye ask for a case on to milmils
all 4 which peeing men are affectieuately iuvi,ted. • the point. Mr fleetest sash that was his cape.
D ic ENFERTAINISaaIS.-DII FrulaY and Satunlay It was said the Bench weak' consoler it if necessary', Mr M..s-ard wanted to
evenings Mr. Janie, Davis'. theatrical tawny., who hwy.. Mr. Howard said he did not wish to take up their time and the Tose Clerk rid the het it Parliament was merciful;
recently been performing.at the Theatre Royal, Weymouth %m
. u..0.m.* Si..e. hut the ca. . had attracted a goal deal of and woull lea snow more than one speech Mr Howard did
pleasedt thea Town rialL and their efforts were so notice. he would briefly state the law. The legislature not press it: he way wanted to urge that In law Mr Groves
.s.j.
a,..r appreciated and u.......... so sersuactea thought it nght not to wait for a coroner's 'Si to ry inquire was liable for the acts of his wife said servants
tu .
t the.e. ha...mid for a rau...0... u.. e into causes of death, but to protect the public from things . Tbe Bench retired to consider the Cala particulars of which are ebawhan aitsousced. Oa Friday thioriotu to their health, With au view 041,4141 a. !
, In &bout SS minutes the magistrates returned.

formers_

allegations made of neglect require very careful
sifting. At the same time, "poverty is no
crime," and we all feel that peer or pauper in
nature's extremity should have every care and
attention. The medical officers of Boards of
Guardians know the duties they undertake for
the pay offered, and professional honour as well
as natural probity should prevent them from
taking an office whose duties they have no real
intention of fulfilling. Oftentimes, too, a
surgeon becomes a parish doctor when he has an
ample private practice; and then, when the calls
of the two classes of patients clash, it is easy to
understand that the poor must suffer neglect,
not at all from carelessness, but from sheer
physical inability to be in two places at the same
time. In most cases, therefore, we believe, it is
not the doctor, so much as the system, that is in
fault ; but how that can be improved we inust
leave to tho wisdom of Government to discover.

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