The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10 00:00:00

Although he could not remember the water-mark on
the pep, r, be know it was the seine. as he compare it
with some be had in stool - Walt r Penney a...a of es-
fol.dant, corroborated hisfath r's evi tense respecting tb•
order for the collodion, and oleo for the order et Inch he
gave tho to ai e Iler the paper, gold and soda .- ln croes-
examination, witoese oats be beamed that
whet. Mr.
Turley Game to solicit or I. Ti on the last ow Uson he
shore t • sample of collodion. a. ale of paper. Ho
acknoel.dged having talk, d the matter over with his
I father for the purpose of refreshing their memories
I After the plaintiff had b an re-ezantimd on 0130 or two
pan's, and Mr Symonds having 11441 re-eel the jury.
the Deputy-Mimi, summed up. leaving the Issue of the
atm in the hands of the joy. 'roe room woe cleared,
and after a o.4teultation of about a quarter of an hour,
they returned a verdict for the plaintiff feria 19s 10d.
ButulMll PiTTT B,seloita, Wednoeday, May 4.
Before the Mayor, John Bishop, William Naain,
a driver, belonging to the Artillery stationed at the
barracks, was brought up in the esetedy of P.O. Haab,
charged with atoahnig 12s. fd., and pars!, from tbe
person of Walter Vanden, as thy Railway T . the
previous eveoing..—Comoutted to the Quarter &Woos
for trial.
Plismouraa—The enrolled pensiosers, residing
in this locality, are new undergoing their eight dare
training, under the oosonmed of Major Astral. The
strength of the detachment is about 51./ men.
_ WRYNOUT H. —Perry Suet Oil, klooday.—Before

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DRUPI •ND IItIiOIDSIILT.-John Howe, a boot
Glower, was brought up in custody charged with being
drunk and disonlerly in SL Ilare'eMeret.-P.C. Harvey
said that ou Saturday night he saw primmer rolling
about the street drunk. He requested him to go home.
which he refused to do, commencing to fiourish • stick
about ' heeds. Witness then toot him in
cuatody.-Prianner admitted that whet the policeman
had stated might be quite correct, but be did not
know anything about the affair as a little lquor soon
got over him. It. proonioed to refrain front intoxicating
drink. and asked for mercy on account of his wife and
six children. -Mr. Simon& said if prisoner could not
drink without becoming ietoxicated be had better
refrain altogetber.-Fined fn., and costs.
A FaiinD To iii•ligaa -Thomas Lindsay, a tromp,
was charged with breaking ten pazitio of glee., and
damaging • window, in a house occupied by George
Dowell, of Highoateet. Complainant's daughter,
Ellen, stated that on Saturday night, about 10 o'clock,
whilst she was in bar house sloe saw • stick robed, and
heard the small of glass. She went out to are who it
was, when she totted prisoner against the window with
a stick In his hand-Is define, prisoner said he went
to the hotpot for lodgings, when while. made use of
insulting longuage toward, him, sod provoked hint to
loosak the wondow.--Coinsuitted for • month's hard
labour.
liftrailtinireas •irti V•OwanCT. -Thomas Smith, a
platelayer. of Portland, was charged with the above
offenet -P.C. English found him early on Monday
morning drunk and asleep on ticatubridgtphill. On
awakening biol, he said that he had lodgings in the
town somewhere, but could not tell in what direction.-
Fined Ido., and cost.
Statue* MOMIT..-OeOrr Frampton labourer, was
placed in the dock charged with stealing& hall-sovereign,
the property of • stoker on hosed one of the chips of
war.-Proetcutor not appearing, Pramptca was dis-
charged.
Prerr SIMONS, Tuesday.-BeforeCaptade Prows§
and J. Ayling, Fag.
STII,IIIIO WOuti. -Louisa Jacket, Mary Jana
Moggridge, and Cecilia Bewein, three girls, were
summoned by Major Nugent for stealing wood
from the Goverment works on the Nothe, on the
26th ult.-Robert Gillis, offlos keeper, said that on
the day in question, shout eight o'clock, as he was
returning from his work to go home, he met (toren-
dents in Hill's-lane with a quantity of wood tied up.
He believed it came from the Government works, as
defendants were coming from the Nothe. He had
received strict orders from Major Nugent not to let
an, one take wood from the works. -In defence the
young offenders said they saw other persona bigger
than them picking op the wood, and they thought
it was no harm to do the 10/120.-Rosantrah Fuizeden
proved seeing defendants coming from the Nothe
with wood in their possession, and insisting last
winess to take it way.-- Defeodants pleaded guilty,
and stated they wished the case dispond of by the
Bench.-The !touch, addressing the mothers of de-
fendants, said it was • most disgraceful thing to
allow their children to run about and thieve; he
knew two of them who tried every heck door in the
town to see what they could take from the yards.
The parents ought to he ashamed of themselves not
to send their children to school inst. ad of running
about the street& It would be no me to fine them,
and the Reach should ouintnit them to Dorchester
Gaol for 14 days, although they regretted sending
so young children to gaol.
A LLoWI,IO • BOLL TO nun Is Tllll TlloltOßOli-
Tana -William Churchill, a farmer, of Boot-lane,
was summoned for turning • bull, loose, to the
danger of the public.-Colcmel Calcraft said that, on
the 25th of April, between 12 and 1 o'clock, as he
was going to Rodwell, he met defendant's ball,
driven by • little boy about 8 or 9 yearn of age.
%vend children where playing near Franchise.
street, and on seeing the animal they shouted at it,
causing it to be vary fierce, driving its horns into a
bank and throwing up the soil. The resent' why he
preferred this charge was bemuse be knew detest
dant had been previously eumurmied for • similar
' *Seem, when he was ordered to drive the ball to
water with • halter, but this be bad not done. -ln
, defence, defendant said the animal broke its chain,
, and thus got out of the stall..-Fined 10s. 10d., in-
eluding costs.
STIALING Wailtilio A L. Elisabeth Davis
and Susan Moggeridge were brought up in custody,
charged with stealing a petticoat, the property of
Eliza Allen. Prisoners were also charged with
stealing • child's frock, the property of George
Pilley. It appeared the clothes were left on the
Nothe for the purpose of being dried, when pri-
soners took them away, and the petticoat was sold
for Is. -Prisoners were committed for a month in
each one.
T FFF Or LICENR.II.- The license of the
Somerset Hotel from Mr. Edmund Board to Mrs.
Harriett Woodland, of Broadwey ; the Queen's
' Hotel, from Mr. James Parkman to Mr. E. Board;
and Baxter's Storm from Mr. Baxter to .Ilr. James
Robinson.
A Boy Causes° To Dec:H.-A rod accident
, occurred on Friday afternoon to • lad named William
Hellard, II yews of age, who met with his death
whilst at work on the Government works on the
Nothe. An inquest was held at the Military Arms,
• before Giles Symonds Req., on Saturday afternoon,
when the following fists were addo•ed cumernitig
the manner in which the poor lad met with his
death -Richard Pantie. • tapper, stated that
deceased was in the employ of Mr. Hodder, the
coutractor of the works, and was engaged in driving
• horse mtached to a truck on the tramway until it
came to • travelling ono*. He was ee timed no
Friday afternoon, and witness had charge of the
turn•table. About four o'clock dinned passed the
torn-table wife, and disengaged the horn. There was
another trunk in the way of the one which be had
brought up, and fearing it would rebound spies{ it,
went and endeavoured to lower the break, but could
nit do an, and the truck nhounded, and at the
same time • piece of overhanging stone jammed his
bead against a pile. William went to his assietanorb
but he did not speak, dying almost immediately.
Deepened ought not to have touched the truck, as
there gee no harm is its rebounding. The jury
returned • verdict of " A eeidental death." On
Mouolay the unfortunate lad was interred at the
Cemetery, there memo( the funeral being generously
defrayed by the detachment of Eegineere working
on the Nothe.
FORILITEILS. DMIOPISTILATIOII.-The united lodges
of Foresters in this loam have sow timed their loten•
thin of homing a grand demonstration and Mr on Whit,
Tuesday, dating the sojourn of the Yemenry in de
tOwn. During the past rear the Fore.tersi Courts have
received great addition% to their entober of members,
and we have no doubt the pr cession which will
parade the town will far turps.' any that has ever
been seen here. The Jr* will take lace in •
portion of BelSeld rok kindly plaited at the disposal
of the Order, hy R. H. Seal Sold. Z 9., a locality romp
mending must beautiful and extensive sea and land
views A variety of amusements will be provided.
whilst for those who wish to indulge in lb. " light
fautestic," three tthey lends hays Men regard.
Amongst the programme of the event% of the day are
In be some astonishing sword feats, which will be per-
formed be one of the Queen's Own. Having seen the
madras* ourselves perform them elsewhere, we eon
recommend them as being worthy the notice of the
public
M•oto.--The celebrated Hosea the wizard and ens.
juror, on Moodily and Tuesday evenings completely
mystified the eyse of the yobbo who 'biked hi.
chamber of mmteries at the Moyal Hotel, Thai magical
delusions were aweemplisheal In that manner which
could not fail to OM tediefeetion, and Bose° was
loudly applauded at the aloes of each delusion.
COUNTY Court?. beesiness connected with
this mart was transected on Thum:lay before
Edward Everett, Req., judge. The cases were, an
the whole, of • more interesting character than aft
to be generally found in County Court lamiesctions.
The Court eat at 10 o'clock, and the Morons was not
concluded till after seven. The following is •
digest of those eases which possum flown of in-
terest :-
William Hart v. Oldhass.-Plaiatiff is • radium,
keeping the Old Ronnie, and defendant is one of the
Royal Engineers This was an action to recover lie.
for furniture and beer--Plaintiff said be paid Mrs.
Hurdle El 6. &l. for furniture which he bought for
defendant. -Defendant stated that be had paid Hart
for the furniture, bet be had never asked him for a
receipt, as he trusted to his word of honour. He
did not know how much mosey he owed for beer.-
Mr. Howard was intrusted with the °neat this stage
of the proceeding!, and ia cones-examination it
appeared that defendant had paid money on his
beer imitated of his furniture account-Judgment
was given for payment at 5. per mouth.
George Chalker tr. Charles Rogers.- Plaintiff is •
fereitare dealer, residing in St. Mary's-street, and
clafendsat isa'bus-eendester, in the Crescent.
—The deist wasisrl4 liaise viiture supplied
ie deleadnat an different- nessidema Rogers did not
appear, sad judgment was gives for pepasat ia 21
days.
Vivant e. Regan. -Claim for Bs. Bd. for the hire
Owns knives and forks of plaintiff dating a emit
a the yeomanry. At the tams the debt use one.
treated defendant 1,0 an honor gays
inter for moist in • niontli.
Pinnies a Marks Jolllife.—Tbin was •
simile to reviver tl 14a, a holaticel a( as sweat her
teeetilti apparel nupplbed by *AAA who !Lave •
reedromda daises shop te define" who is • eon.
War. lea‘ Si bad boa void into quir —Dam.