The Illustrated Usk Observer and Raglan Herald

Usk and Pontypool Highway District. ELECTION OF CLERK. THE HIGHWAY BOARD of the above District will, at their next. Meeting, to be held on FRIDAY, the 12th of May, 1865, at 2 p.m., proceed to the Election of CLERK to the said Board. The Salary will be £ 20 per annum, and the duties as laid down and defined by the "Highway Act, 1862," and the Highway Act. 1804. Applications for the appointment to be made in Writing, sealed up, and addressed to the" Chairman of the Highway Board," at the ''Tov^n Hall, Usk," not later than 12 o'clock at noon on the day of election. Hy ORDER.

Abergavenny Highway District, MOTS MOUTH SHI RE. THE BOARD of WAYWARDENS will, on Fri- day, t lie5th day <»f May next,appoint a DISTRICT SURVEYOR, at a Salary of £ 85 per annum, and an ASSISTANT SURVEYOR, at a Salary of JE65 per annum., for the above District. They will be required to devote the whole of their time to the duties ot their offices, to give sufficient security for the due perform- ance of the same, and to reside in such places within the District, as the Board n ay determine Applications for the appointments in the candidates' own handwriting, endorsed Application for the Office of Surveyor, or "Assistant Surveyor," as the case may be, accompanied by testimonials as to char- acter and qualifications, and also names, addresses, and callings of proposed Sureties, to be sent tome, not later than Tuesday, the Second day of May next. Dated this 12th day ol April, 1863. JAMES H. FARQUliAR, Abergavpnny, Clerk to the Highway Board for the said District. Raglan Castle. NOTICE. IN consequence of the decision of the Assessment Committee, presided over by S. li. Bosanquet, lisq., that KAtiLAN CViSlLE is rateable at i:40 per annum, as a BENEFICIAL 0. CUPATIOK, instead of X9 per annum as heretofore, although Uninhabited and a source of considerable annual expense to the Duke of Beaufort, the Castle and Grounds are CLOSED to the PUBLIC, a prohibition ftiost reluctantly imposed by His Grace until the above decision shall be reversed. By order, OSMOND A. WYATT. Troy House, 6;h February, 1S65. ABERGAVENNY. „ S. & E. TROTTER, A HE now delivering, free by rail or road to a reasonable distance, their GENUINE MALT LIQUORS, In tine condition, ut the following Prices:- BTTi KR BEER 50s. 25s. 12s. 6d. *HJRTON „ (STKONG) 60S. 25s. 12s. 6d. MILD ALE 12s. 21s. 10s. 6d. ~P^ „ 36s. 18s. 9s, Od. "TOUT 42s. 21s. 10s. bd. THE BREWERY, ABERGAVENNY. February, 1165. NVROISRJVEOXJTK; OOX^ISR EXCHANGE. A GUAM) BALL will lake place in the above Room, to celebrate its opening, on I'UESDAY, the 18th of APRIL, 1S65. p. STEWARDS. Allen, Richard Kings'iolui. Gloucester, Milman. H. S., Monmouth. Arney, Captain. Monmouth. 0>kle\, 1 nomas, L*dart. Bailey, William, Monmouth. O.d, w. W., Monmouth i.T < Bilker E<tw«rd Monmouth. P dmer, Charles T., Newlaod House, Newland. Biss, James, Bailey Pit. Powles. J Ended, Monmouth. Bradstock. Thomas, Cobrev Park, Ross. I'earce. J., Llangarren Court Briekdale, J. F. Fortune. Bircham House, Newland. Powell, Champney, Monmouth. Bromage, Edward, Monmouth. Pride, Henry, Jun. Cwm. Bramhall, S., Whitchurch. Pross. r. T iom»8, 1' R.C.S., Monmouth. Brown, William, Lewstone. Rolls, John E. W I he Hndre. Clark. James, M inson. Rolls, John A. 1 lie Hendre. Court, Charles A., Monmouth. R .1 is, Alexander, Crolt-y-bwla. Courteeti, Thomas, Redbrook. Robins, G., Cole'ord. Davies, C'tptain, Garth. ■- Russell, <L, Lvdbrook.. Deakin, B. H., Monmouth. Snerriff. William Monmouth Dowle, Henry. Ross. Stanbndge, J. U.. Whitchurch. r Dyke, Henry, Monmouth. Steward, William, Crott-y-'iwla. E'mbry, Da»id, Penrose. Stt-plif'S, (1. M"tim<ttith. Erabry, John, Chinch House. Somerset. Colonel Poulett, M.P., Troy House. Evans, T. F. Monmouth. Tlppius, JIIIIII, Buckholt. Evans, Alireo Monmouth. Tippins. George, Wy.-simm. Francis, G. E. F Buekstone House, Coleford. Tyler, Cai'iain K., Newton Hall. Gosling, Henrv, Monmouth. Tvler, Captain G., C-dlow Hill. Graham, Sir Sandlord. Cro't-y-bwla. Watkin-. Thorn,is. VI .nmouth. | Griffiths, H. T.. Ht-dbrouk. Waugh, Robert, Monmouth. Haines, John, Lunrotlial. Webb. A.. Mirimuuih. Hale, Ferdinand. Troy. Wi^i.tman, J-.hn W., Monmouth. Herbert, Major, Llanarh. Whitehead, W S. C., Monmouth. Hill, John. Monmou h. Wilhai.-s T. J. A., Monmouth. Jackson, G. F,. Woodlands. itii-, D: M,.runout h. Jolly, George, Monmouth. Wood, konert, Perthyre. King, Major, Mayor of Monmouth, W nltl, Osmond 11 oy House, MayoUj Dr., Murnaoinh. Yates, h<iwiu JM GENTLSMRS'S TICKETS, 10s. 6d. LADIES' TICKETS, 7s. 6d. 1 Tickets to be had at the WHITE SWAN HOTEL, Mr. WAUGH'S, and at the BEACON OFFICE. DANCING TO COMMENCE AT NINE O'CLOCK. THE ROYAL MONMOUTHSHIRE MILITIA BAND WILL ATTEND. TO BE DISPOSED OF, with immediate possession, L in an Agricultural Town on the borders of Wales, the Business, Tools, and Stock-in-trade of an old established COOPERAGE.—Apply to Mr. WK. BAILEY, Bolt Street, Newport, Monmouthshire. FOR SALE, about 13 Tons of Prime MEADOW HAY.—Apply to Mrs. LLEWELLYN, Llangibby. TO BE LET.-A Comfortable COTTAGE, with I GAKDUN, lacing the turnpike road, near Llandowlas Farm, in the parish of Llangibby. Apply to Mr. WARREN EVANS, Llandowlas. Oil and beed Cake. FARMERS and others are respectfully informed F that there is a large quantity of superior OIL and SEED CAKE, as well as prime New AGRI- CULTURAL SEEDS of all descriptions, on Sale at EDWARD, EPWAKDS' Corn and Seed Warehouse, Commercial Street, PONTY P 0 () L GENUINE K1 ICHEN GARDEN, FLOWER, AND ÀGIUCULrUilAL SEEDS, (Wholesale and Retail), at JOSKLMi SAUNDERS'S, 4, MARKET STREET, PONTYPOOL. Catalogues to be had free, on application. SEEDLING POTATOES IN GREAT VARIETY. Boiling Peas, Bird Seeds, Lmi>eed, Garden hots, Mats, Sfe., JAMES AND DAVIES, ENG.NEERS, MILLWRIGHTS AND MACHINISTS, Brass and Iron Founders, FROGMOKE STREET, ABERti AVENNY. Fittings for all kind of Machines, either Horse or Steam Power, bupplied on the shortest notice. Fire Boxes put in by Experienced Workmen. T. EVANS, Boot, Shoe, and Gaiter Maniif'ac- ffigk turer, and Currier, 16 and 17, CROSS STREET, ABERGAVENNY, PEGS to call the attention of the «!■ D Public to the LARGE STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES of every Mil-ill description he lias constantly on VgllJj hand. HMISH KIFLB GAITERS made from the primest Cowhide, on the most Reasonable Terms, Suitable for ^03?^ Shootinir or Walking purposes. rjtHE GOVERNORS AND DIRECTORS 1 OF THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Hereby give notice that they have appointed J. H. FARQUHAR. Esq., of Abergavenny, Solicitor, to be their AGhNT for FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE; and they have also appointed Dr. SMYTHE, of Aber- gavenny aforesaid, to be their Medical Examiner for the District. MONbY TO LEND.—To TRADES- MEN, FARMERS, & OTHERS.—MONEY immediately advanced on good personal security, or Leasehold, Copyhold, and Freehold Property, from X50 to £5000, at 5 per cent interest. Upwards of five hundred thousand pounds have already been advanced.—Apply to Mr. C. JOHNS, Licensed Appraiser and House Agent, 4, Prospect Place, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon., (near the New Presbyterian Chapel). N. B.—All applications by poet to contain 4 stamps for reply. WIG GIN TON'S DOCTOR MOORE'S Celebrated Vegetable D LIVER AND STOMACH PILLS, prepared from a prescription presented to him hy the late eminent Physician, J. B. Moore, of U.sk. Sold in Boxes, 7|d. ano Is. 1.1d. each. These Pills can be sent to any purt of thp Kingdom by sending 14 postage stamps to T. WIGGINTON, Chemist, Usk, sole proprietor. The Champion Liver & Stomach PILLS. IRHESE PILLS are compounded from the L recipe of one ur the most eminent physicians ot the present day (who, from purely philanthropic motives— knowing their excellent properties by experience—has been induced to give the benefit of them to the public at large), i'hey are prepared by an able and experienced chemist, and are acknowledged, by the faculty, to be the most valuable medicine tor all disorders 01 the stomach. and derangements of the liver, ever prepared. It. is a well-known fact that most of the diseases incident to the human race, arise from a .ordered stomach, and irregular state of the bowels, tiudv^.r want of a suitable remedy, taken in time, t.i.uuoaints or (at first) simple mala. dies, become serious illnesses. T.o guard against this great evil, and to preserve the Dlessings of health, these pills are confidently and earnestly recommended. They act generally on the constitution, cleanse the blood of all impurities; regulate the secretions, and give tone to the stomach; correct the morbid condition of the liver, regulate the bowels, and, by removing all impediments, restore elasticity and vigour to the whole irame. Sold in Boxes (with directions for use) ls.lid, and 7fd, each. (A Saving by taking the Large Size). TESTIMONIAL. 5, Setile's Builiting*. New Swindon, Feb. 24,1863. SIR,—I am w shlul to it.form yon of the great benefit I have foumt from ta i^s t e t h^MKION PILLS From my chitdlio D I have bee i much t Quilled with indigestion, "hict, caused me great suffering. and I was never many "ays wittmut it, unt I a f. lend tavc me a few of these pills, wtiich is the "lIly men cine that gives me relief. MARIA KICHAKUS. LoCAL AORNTS Abergavenny Mr S Meredith, Bookseller J Abersychan Mr E Mai tin, Druggist Blaenavon Mr J Pope, Druargist 1 Chepstow Mr W E Ciark, Bookseller Monmouth Mr. W. Spencer, Druggist. Newport Mr T J Jones, Chemist, High St. Pontypool Mr T Roderick, Druggist. Usk Mr, J. H. Clark. ;old Wholesale by Messrs. BARCLAT & SON, LONDON, and Ketail by all Medicine Vendors. V.B.-To meet the convenience of persons at a distance, J. H. CLARK, Usk, will forward a box, Free by Post, for fourteen. postage stamps. Barrow's Antibilious & Liver Pills. SAFE AND NEVER FAILING- REMEDY A in all diseases of the Head, Chest, Bowels, Liver, Weak Digestion, Dizziness, &c. In box- s, at 7|d. and is. lid. each, or post free for 8 or 14 stamps, Irom 87 ROBINSON, Chemise, Bridge Street, Usk. Barrow's Wctoral Balsam OF BLACK CURRANT AND ANISEED, FOR the Cure of Hoarseness, Coughs, Cold, Short- ness of Breath, &c., and a most speedy relief for that troublesome complaint Asthma. Full directions accompany each bottle. Sold in bottles, 7fd. and Is. lid each. To be had of most patent medicine vendors, and of S. ROBINSON, Chemist, bridge Street, Usk, TROUBLESOME COUGHS CURED BY THOMAS'S EMULSION OF SYRUPS. The efficacy of this Syrup in affording prompt relief to those suffering from Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &c., has fully established the remedy in public esti- mation, and, owing to its wonderiul curative powers, the demand has become universal. It has a pleasant taste, and is therefore well adapted for children' in cases of Hooping Cough, Common Coughs arising from Colds, Teething, &c.. Sold in b. ttles, at 7^1., Is. Iiel., and 2s. 91. each, whole- sale by SUTTON, & <_°- 10, Bow Churchvard, London; retail by the Proprietor, T. RODERICK, Chemist, Pontypool; WM. SPENCER, Chemist, Monmouth. J. If. CLARK. Bookseller, Usk; J. POPE, Chemist, Blaenavon; THOMAS J. JONES,Chemist, High Street, NVwpori and most Medicinp Vendors. IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES.—Money lent I in sums of not less than £100, on Personal Security, at a fair rate of interest. A Iso a large amount ready to be advanced on Freehold Securities, for a term of years, at from 4 to 5 per cent. interest; charges moderate, and the strictest confidence ob- served. Full particulars forwarded per post, on receipt of six postage stamps. Office hours from ten to three.—Apply to Mr. SYDNEY !■ EVANS, Land and Estate Agent, Old Masonic Hall, Newport, Mon. Usk Cricket Club. 1 MEETING of the Members of the above Club UL will be held at the KING'S Hi-AD INN, U»K, at Eight p.m., on SATUKDAY. the 15th inst. I he attendance of all persons interested in the Club is particularly requested. Usk, April 12th, 1865. Notice to Trespassers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* that there is no Footpath bv the (liver side in the meadow catted" CAR IREON," adjoining Ponisampit Island, Any Persons found Trespassing thereon, will be dealt with according to law. Signed, JOHN WILLIAMS. Usk Farmers' Club—1665. MESSRS. PRANGLEY & CO., Avjn Works. Bristol, off*r a PRIZE ol £ 6, to be awarded at the next Annual Meeting of the above Club, for the best "IX ACRES of SVVEDES, grown with any maker's Manure. AGENT-JOHN THOMAS, Beaufort Arms, Usk. Furniture & Upholstery Rooms, SYDENHAM HOUSE. HIGH STREET, ABERGAVENNY. WJ HANDS begs respectfully to announce that i he has on view a large and well-selected stock ot new HOUSEHOLD FU RNITURB, i.y the first manufacturers, which he is prepared to offer, either in complete suites or single articles, at as low a price as any retail house in the trade. The S,ock includes Drawing and Dining Room Suites, in mahogany, walnut, and other woods; Pier and Swing Glasses, Wardrobes, Wooden and Iron Bedsteads, in great variety and at very low. prices, &c., &c. PIANO FORTES AND HARMONIUMS, By all the best makers, New and Second-Hand. W. J. H. further takes this opportunity to intimate that he has recently opened a BEDDING MANUFACTORY, which will enable him to supply, with unusual advantage to his customers, Feather, Wool, Hair, and \lillpuff Beds and Mattresses, of warranted quality and manufacture. Also Palliasses and every other article connected with the trade. Cleaning, re-stuffing, and repairing executed on the premises with expedition and ou most moderatt terms. 'PUREE SALMONS HOTEL, 1 USK. FAMILY PRICE LIST. WINES. s. d. Port (Draught) per Dozen 42 0 „ (Bottled) „ 60 0 „ „ Extra Old „ 78 0 Sherry (Draught) 42 0 „ (Golden). 60 0 „ (Pale). 48 0 Champagne. 60 0 1, (Moet's lst brand) 84 0 SparklingMoselle. 84 0 Claret (3rd quality) i, 30 0 m C2nd » ) » (1st ) >> 72 0 Rousillon. 45 0 Masdeu I 54 0 flock 60 0 SPIRITS. Brandy (Martell's 1st brand) ..per Bottle 5 6 „ (Pale) 5 0 Whiskey (Campbelton & Islay).. „ 4 0 „ (Irish) „ Gin (2nd quality) 2 3 „ (1st „ ) „ 2 6 Hollands 6 0 Rum 3 6 ALE, PORTER. &c. Ale (best Burton) ..per Doz. pint bottles 5 6 Porter (London). „ (Dublin). „ Cider „ Perry „ LIQUEURS. Curatjoa „ Maraschino. „ Noyau. „ ÆRATED WATERS. Soda Water, (1st quality) per doz. bottles 5 0 Seltzer Water „ „ 6 0 Lemonade" 6 0 Pot ass Water „ 6 0 Gingerade „ „ CIGARS. Estrellas per Box 24 0 Habanas 34 0 Manilla Cheroots „ 30 o Any quantity supplied at the same rate. Posting Arrangements on the most reasonable scale. ULE>' LATIiNU HOUSfc:, TEA, COFFEE, & REFRESHMENT ROOMS. 21 Flannel Street, Abergavenny, NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES Stamped & with Crests, Initials, Mottoes, or any Design, at J. H. CLABK'S, Bridge-street, Ust. FOR-TEMONN AIES — PURSES —WALLETS— POCKET BOOKS—PENCIL CASES and PEN- KNIVES, at J. H. CLARK'S. Usk. STATIONERY of all kinds Account Books ruled s and made to any pattern and Periodical Publica- tions supplied by J. H. CLABK, Usk. w 9 a LISOIAE UTROE UNCOLOURED TEA. This T&i is imturrted with the /ear oot Cnknired is highly recommended by medical and scientific men, and combines purify with fine flavour and lasting strength. Sold by Chemists, Stationers, and Confectioners in all parts of the kingdÆrm. Usk—Kobmson, Bridge St. I Pontypool—Edwards, bookseller Chepstow—Barrett, Moor St. Newport- -New in an—Thomas. I Pillgwenlly-Morgan, Post Office. "'J.I, ':n

DISTRICT INTSkliXG-JSnCE. USK. COUNTY COURT, APRIL 4. before His Honor Judge HERBEKT. The number of plaints entered tor hearing at this Court WHS "rpalL tlllrl tlnj <ol|<iwin<r the only cis s heard. Thomas Andrews v John Shelton-—PUintiff, a grocer at Eijf au, c,<ii ued 15s. 5 1. f r goods. Defendant's a.imit fed the claim and off red to pav 4.. a month. Judgment for the ammnt hv two monthly ins: ahleHts. Robert Thomas". Jfrs. Thomas.-Tlle parties reside at R;igiitu, t..e plaintiff Deniif a Onteuer and innkeeper, and Ilw tbe widow of a farmer. T le cUi-n was ior £ 2 5,s. 81. for tneitt supplied to (intend tot's daughter and ht-rseli during t Ie life-tiinf of her husband. His Honor told plaintiff that he must prote that defendant had property from her husband before she could he lifl I liable for his debts. Pi.iintifF said thjv cam 3 into £300 just before his de ita, in November, 1863. His Uonor ri-joiued that that was not sufficient, he must shew that s e in- heri ed personal property of her husband's. Piaintiff non-suited. Same v. William George.-Claim lis. 71. for beer. Plain I ilf siiid in it defen i.int, who did not appear, had admitted t ,f' ei iim. Jud;: uent to pav bv two instalments. Same v. John Richards.—Claim 88.7.1. for meat had by his wife ,d t'o nay 4,. a month. Wm. Lawrence v. John Frost.—This was an action for £6 8, witgfg, tnMUg it b y a farm laborer against his master, a T'armer residing at Llanvihangel Torymynydd. A mes- sentjer ot the court said ))lainuff was unable to appear, as he nad been taken into custody, at the instane-' ot his master, to answer a charge 01 deserting service at Trelleck Petty Sessions that day. The case vtus therefore adjourned. John Harris v. Henry Bird.-Clllim £1 12s. 6d.—This case had been adjourned tor the production of an old book. winch wall now produced by Mr. Powell, of the fircu of Jones and Powell, U,k, to whom piaintiff had assigned bishehts. His H>>nor inquired it the person who made the entries was present, and upon being told she was not he said tile case must be again adjourned, at plaintiff's expense, lor her attendance, as the entries cou d not be taken as evidence, onlv as refreshing her memory. John Sullivan v. Thomas Andrews.—Plaintiff, a laborer resi ling at Raglan, claimed 6s. 9d. of de eudaut, a shop- keeper, of the same place, as balance on seven sacks of potatoes Defendant said lie had only had six sacks, and that he had supplied plaintiff with goods to the amount ot £ 1 NIOS. 9|d., which lett a balance of 2^ I only. 2, 2 Amongst the items for goods was one of Is. for jjroceries, supplied to another woman at the request of plaintiff's wife, which His Honor disallowed, and gave judgment for ls. 2d., to be paid in a week. John Watkins v. David Rogers.-This was an action to recover t7 l"s., the amount of a bill of exchange, at two months, dated April 23. 1863. Plaintiff's account of tha transaction was that he bought two mows ot hay, which had been jurlgpd as 14 tons, of defendant, (jiving him a bill at two months for £27 10s. in payment, but Sotting that the hay only held out 10 tons, he went to defendant, and the latter gave him the bill in question to make good the deficiency. Defendant- denied that the hay was short in weight, and said hi- gave the bill merely as an accom- modation for plaint,ff woo came to him a day two before his bill (which had been discounted at Bailey's bank) became due, saying that he had only £20 to meet it with. His Honor, in giving judgment, said the law presumed that when a person gjve an acceptance he littd some consideration tor it, and tuerefore, on the evidence before him (the parties being equally respectable in his eyes) he could not do other than give judgment for the amount. Thomas Watkins v. Charles Walkey.—Mr. Partridge appeared for defendant, who is a clergyman resin,ng at Llanti-issent, near Usk. Plaintiff claiined 95 6s. 4i. for washing household linen and clotning, at ttie rale of Is. per dozen. A;2 8s. 9d and 4s. costs had been paid into court. It appeared that plaintiff was formerly in the service of defendant as groom, and rented a n t age under him that at the time ot entering the service an agree- ment [put in] was drawn up be ween the parlies, which stated, amongst other tilings, that, plaintiff's wife was to have the washing of the faoity at a certain sum per quar- ter to be tixed upon. Plaintiff's wife said the under- standing was thai the sum should not be fixed upon until defendant had provided a suitable stove and o'.her con- veniences tor ttie washing, but as he had not done so the usual rate of ls. per dozen had been charged, waich, she added, was a very moderate price, consi ering that the only appliances she had were a small cottage Ere and a saucepan. Louisa Walkey, wife ot defendant, on being sworn, stated tisat a verbal arrangement was made before the agreement was signed, by which plaintitl's wiie undertook the asliiiig at 1:3 10s. for the first quarter, and if that was found to be not sufficient she was to have more 'or the future; she continued to do the washing on tint understanding for eight or rune weeks, and then refused to do any more; the proportion of. the quarter had been paid into court; there was nothing said about charging by the dozen; witness promised to provide a stove, but it was not part of the contract. By His Honor: It is unusual in a house to pay for washing by the dozen, and Is. is a high price. His Honor, in giving judgment, said he could not suppose that a lady in Mrs. Walkey's position would come there and state what was uutrue, and it, tne absence of proof to the contrary—ami the burden of proof rested on the pla miff—ue mutt accept the siatemerit that an IIrrangement. WIIS made to do the washing at £3 10s. a quarter. Judgment tor toe amount paid into court. Merrick Jones v. William James.—Tiiis was a claim of £ 1 18s. lor lent of poiatoe ground at Ra: Ian. Defendant admitted the claim, and offered to pay õs. a month. His Honor: What are you? Defendant: 1 work for mv lather, wiio is a miller. His Ruuur: Weil 1 daresay the potatoes went into the family pot; pay ill a mouth, then, it will be of fyour mind. George Rowlands v. Henry tiff, a black- smith i esKtmg at Gwehelo., *ued defendant also a black- smith, residing at Usk, for 16s. 6d. tor small quantities of iron supplied on different o casions. Defendant's wife admitted beint: indebted to the extent of 14s 41. His Honor, on looking at the accuunt, said some 01 the iron was charged at ltd. a Ib, and other jiortions at l^d., which tile difference between them. Judgment tor 14s. 4d.' James Blakemore v. John Haycox—PUinnff s.ued de- fendant, a tanner residing at Liangeview, for £ 2 10s.. the value of a dog alleged to have been shot by him. John Lewis deposed that he and a person named Mason had the dog with them on the 18'h iVbru-r.y; 'hyy wire walking along a pathway on detendant's tarm, etich ha\xng guns, when the dog went into a wood—rnbftrtlv (as ftas elicited by his Honor) tor the purpose of hunting rabbit*. Witness heard the report o: a gun, and on going iuto the woo II saw tiw d'lg d!ud an,i tb.. ddcunant, WI, h a gUd in his hand. Plaintiff and his witness described the dog as a cross bitween a spaniel and a terriei, and as itnj us), use- ful dog for shooting, ra/.dug', poaching, or n liSt any- thing," and worth £10 to any gentleman." His Honor thought the dog mus have been about Is bad a mongrel as couli be, and tod plaintiff lie seemed to be xtry moderate in his demand of i:2 10s. for a dog worth £10 to any gentleman." Delendant at first denied shooting the dog, but after ieucmg the questions put to him by His Honor, he at lengtu admitt d having done so, and added that plaictiff and other poachers were con usually going over his land with their dogs. Judgment fur £ 1, ivalue of dog, and 58. costs. I Other District InttUigenct on 8th Page.