The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20 00:00:00

THE DIRSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1872

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SUTTON'S

"GREAT WESTERN" OoLLICCTIONS OF

ports. The Hoversmert, the Assembly, sad the
country are all drifting bipolarity sad helplemly,
or, as a Paris paper put it • day or two ago,
Here we are, embarked in • leaky craft on •
stormy sea, with • captain who is ever wanting
T., give us the slip, a maw which steadily refuses
: 9 ob.( y, a cargo of petroleum in the hold, and
ween docks filled with prisoners in a state
.cIK Ilion; and, worse than all, no compass !"
There has boon no new phew in the Washington
difficulty this week, nor do we expect one just
now—as evidently it is to the interest of the
United States Cabinet to keep matters where
they are for the present. It is a notable fact
that Germany pronounces against the indirect
claims.

Did you ever naive any ,nosy from Duxlo7 1— 1
No.

In mower to the Judge, plaintiff said defeudent told
hien he wanted the money In hie trade, nod ho eurood
to give Elm • note of hand end my 7, ',or rent. int,•rutt•
Mc (pleintiff) made an appointment for
n .to ready, end In few days he • • •, her
Churchill or hii wife hut he belkv.• I t
he (plaintiff) ge•.3 Lieu th- WO, ' - .
Inkirest, end Dover °bk. Mel to it, when harged to the
amount. Last Saturday Kr Murky maim into hi.. amp
about other busbies., end said "You hero pot
Churchill Into mart, hay, your Said be. " Thet ball
was drawn by sno, wasn't It? Plaintiff told him yes,
and he said "I thought so, I COM romembor It."
The hide, rid the 01811 must ho adjourned for Kr
bitnley's applarmes, and asked Mr Pope if • subpens
would be mammary. Mr Pope said no, be would write
to him to omen as the next murk
His Honour motioned defendant that Li Marley
proved that be signed the bill, he would be In very
! awkward pontos.
, Cue adjourned.
! George Mum n. George Harris, of Uplyme.--Cialm
FA. At the County Court effiee a loner had been
received containing • post-offloo order for Li, with the
Uplyms postmark, bet no letter at all. Plaintiff threw
some light on it by prodnoles • letter froni defendant
saylog be wield sand El in that way, and on the
=• clerk (Kr Penny) going to the po-oase
letter, it was found it some from defendant,
and was made payable to plaintiff, to the order wet
handed over bolds, and judgment given for the balance
on Bth April
Henry Groves v. John Yearsley, Jan.—Claim IS for
• horn. The debt wee admitted, bet defendant said
be had nothing to pay with. He was • journeyman
butcher, on I,oll*, aid being kept by his Lithe, •
butcher at eyammthr Askod what becamo of the
bows be said some et Ws trecillore look that. In reply
to *Minks be said the wages of • journeyman butcher
In this ecrantry were Moat 85 • week with board and
lodging. He me • single man, bet that wasn't maoh
to spend. The Jades told him Its had often people
there with Ivo wr mix Widnes and only that tokm
Kum all milk tie a week was • good deel for • person
to spend who vu In deb.. Order, Cl • month.
George Leg m Fred Briason.—Defendant is a
jou:myna& Wier end the sinus was for lodging and
board, sod
A. um,malwila hem made ea defendant on. sham
°may Mort itot rad proutur, said be bought It
al one of tho boomt,

—The wind's ssirsly ecakased the mak a these
lanai wig he wag akimbo& that soy respectable
tradisima &sal& 4. It. fee they were intended to Like
aims* pee* think then °Halal dimes* id the
tradessaw wheal& sash time hat hind( toe fraud
—AI woad pse tars. lei. Hs &reek& the High
Beatfl to were the bookseller main selling any more.
Mr Beyer said that awn Use. ago be cautioned thee
811=nall7
i t he ins under the irspnweion that the
notion same from the County Court.
Ha Heim resuerhod that was the intention of
them:

--11-saserer to lite Maim defendant averred that he
pad ohs pleintirs wide every Saturday night.
This Mn Legg denied, sad expromed her oonoern
that defesdarsh should tell such an untruth, and she
told how ke unseed payrosat by saying he was paying
weekly der • sewing mashies costing 8 guineas, which
Is. had at Mehosas to work with; but ho subsequently
Milted if selling it, and went noon or t rice to We_y-
mouth, porpertbig that he was going to see Mr.
Wheeler Most Its sale. It was on one or two of these
missions that be beerowed Si or so to help pay his
railway impure% tfltimaMly, however, he admitted
to her that WU all untrue, and that he would do hie
best to pay Mr.
Defendant skettly denied that there was any truth
In the itedesasuts of pWatife wife. It seemed he
had been weridag for Mir Perugia, Mr Wallis. and
now was employed by ifr
The Jades having respired • hint, asked him If he
had ever been bk Relarmata7. He said no with all
the inmeeses imeginsidn sad further that he had
never been Was Vie magistrates; but, being pressed,
he said be west to • echoed at Exeter for three years,
widob was keg* up by oontributions ; and, at last, be
had to admit thM it was an ladaserial School, that he
was taken Were the magletostee by his master Mr
Simeon, of Bridged, for drinking wine—steding wine,
he. All thle wist Mmutling to the oourt, but evideutly
Mn Legg knew something of it, for she said being •
laundress the got afraid of the young man, and gave
him pollee to hovel

IIITliono.e; tali -defendant he ern on the high road
to destruction. He ordered hint to pay 104 in • fort-
night, sod CI • month after, sod mid 11 be appeared
before him again so that is had the opportunity be
would send kin no prison for the full tune. He
believed he
_stood !hero having. earn.mlitsd deliberate
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rioe:e- rasa good, sad that he woos thoroughly
=ed visited bed lad. It the plaintiff brought him
him at the nest wart he wonld rend him where
helwould not be to oondortable se in the Industrial
School.

--fie—defendant looked very " sheepish," and "Slaked
out of *earl.

-J-a-n-e—Bowring v. W. %hop, of Maiden Newton.
—Mr Pope (Messrs A.erinews sad Pepe) for plaintiff,
mad Mr Watson for defeadsat. Tito Maim was E. 3 104
for a half-year's real of a cottage, to Jac. Gib Last. sod
deleadaat triad le make oat that his tenancy waa
quarterly and tanniasted when he Left, Nov. Ti.and
ha was ready to pay for the 3 months he said woo duo.
Defendant had been sompylag under the landlord for
16 or 17 years, and his statement woo that he catered
upon It Feb. 23, IPII. the owner afterwards rot,higs to
,--w.re to Jam 6, ,11310 1111.10 OS WOOl4l IL/I,a/
him the halliaarter wham he loft; and ho said that
pLaintiff's &gest, her am, bad agreed to Ids lowing at
the lime ke did.

Philndia sop dotted Is in We, and two notiom to
quit on limitary 6 served on plabitiff 1113/0 put in
oonfirmatlon.

His Honour thought plaintiff's case b,nt, and garo
judgment for half-a-year's rant, with cost, Is on an
ordinary debt.

bran Ito greatest Game of Spain, bat the awful
immorality of the priest& We hare reason to thank
God and take courage that Spain is corning out of that
gruel darkness. fthe boo not boon without her lights
in the put and the speaker rarited butanes, where an
entire monastery, also • nuanory, bad left Itemsnisco,
ha: sere crushed by the Inquisition. Let us thsak God
tl,tt the light, apparently qoarahod, is shining
TL uotug was 'deu4 with the doxology, and a
colLetlon 'me made at th,:. doors.

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