The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22 00:00:00

WAR.EBLII.

'ran Tare MOIL —By the kindliest of Henry
Miter, Isq., Po whole of the upends, ealeanting to
£l2, in pieWn the tows aloe into an allialeat date of
repair, have bete rad by that petlemen.
Tins Lair Ehrtimaa. —Tbe lady with the rainy
aliases, bat who has bosoms Peevishly known to the
pablie es Mrs. Geraldine Wades, was,. Taselay cop
aided for trial at the Marlborough-street Police-wart
as the sharps at stealing rings worth MO, and Aida-
lag ocedy goods from various pawns by mesas of
Wes proteepa, It appoint that the aesPed ham alio
base raining money by lassos a/ appeals to the public
on behalf at destitute omo.a. A paper was banded
So Use eigiebeste, wb seeveyed the is/armada' that
Mn. Mendes bad ressived SIIOO tor the relief of a peer
family, bat that only a few ponds ware devoted to
the &lAA's Pied ler whit& the whole ium was son-
tribated.

DWI OF AF OLD Man IT DilowirOrn.—On Friday
lest an Inquest was held before & Ileanett, Seq.,
coroner for the berouo of Wareham, at the Unice-
Mena, on the body of 'Robot &Mate, aged 72, one of
the Inman= of Um union. From the evidence it
appeared that the poor old man, who was affected with
laws= mad numbness one side of his body, left the
mien about 9 a.m. to go for • Irak and ow his way
beak, ow passing the slopes at the South-walls, fell into
• deep ditch which rim petalled with the use.. Ma
body was discovered, it is supposed, shoat halt an hour
as,, immersion, by • wears residing in • 'Mho dose
by, 'be was buten out sloths's. sad who first sew a
walkiegretiek lying on the bank seem disburse from the
dile& On going towards thi.:4:airshe saw wing was
afterwards hand Sobs UN lying be • thick and
fonlimethng dila. She gen an
sad Superintendent Isles was sees an Wm speltainn
with • mks dressed the body no Ow side of the ditch.
the old won was this quits am& and was removed by
.tbcdasnindees to the unies.—Tbe jury returned a
of "Farad Drowned." There appears but vary
• reams to doubt but that he was suffocated by Vie
Abby rare into whisk be fell, for if the water had been
elm the aita was slither so wide or deep but that he
might have serainbled out"

CH LIAM or PIZJUIL —AI the conebsiee of Um
sharp by the Recorder at Um armed 111181110011 lest
Friday, the following sem some Wan the Oastri: —John
Wheatland, 'abeam, wee muumeed to answer a
Merge of perjury preferred against him by James
DaMs, briskow, ot Sandford.—Kr. Weston appeared
far the plaintiff, and Kr. Trammel for the dessdant
—Kr. Weston, se behalf al bb client, said be bad hoped
that Nome arrangement could ham been made between
the parties so as to have prevented the owe eamiag into
park but as that wes sot so, he most first laks an
objection to the learned &reorder trying it, as he was
the megisir es who greeted the NUMMI &pint Ma
sliest for Fanning, sad he she heard Ms sass and=
the isehien of the Opera—The Rosordar,
I wenn will the view of Kr. Wastes, took mean=
Is fended that gentleman how data& II was to Sieve
a Marge of perjury. He also saki that he bad the
slightest dueht but that Whestleed sabot the plaintiff 1
for some one eke, and if be were milled to give endues
that Mimes would he dosidoily whist Mr. Weston.
Mr. Weston ;It le very bed ON 'plank my Alai

NW be abode have bees breeds ap to asiewerseta a
*barns *nen there wee pot the slightest grouods for it.
The Ree-rdor : If you wish to go in I will vacate my
rot, sod the hearing gen take plea before the Moyer.—
Mr. Werra, after conferring with hie ellest, said sifter
• observ.tioaa made by Mr. Fryer, and the pressunt
Which he found put oe by attain parties, be should
withdraw the car.
boars AT BRIOUTOR.—Our friends who hold
relationship in any way with this Metropolitan town,
se iselebrated for the salubrity of it. climates and the
schools of whir are not mush behind those excellent
privets and pular seminaries for which Llorartahire is
sejestly celebrated, will he very glad to hear that lately
Shire wisi • famous gathering on the Surer county
Misket ground of juvenile heroes, selected from wavy of
the prinsipal schools of /he Ore, which mingle many sad
healthful sports with the useful teaohinp neeessary to
amble the rising itineration to debt the battled ilife In
this isimewrit selfish world. We refer to the Brighton
Drools athletic sporte and foot MOIL We observe that
am .opt them were the list nee, putties the stone
(which pine we need hardly tell our intelligent reader
is imported from the flighlaads), throwing the hammer,
throwing the mieket ball, the hurdle ram, and many
other'; some for juveniles above 14 and some for thew
under 16, roording to their respective degrees of atreagth
of limb and fleetness of foot We are glad to re dies
some of our young Donembire friends (whose names are
not unknown to our readers) had the slur to ester for
the flat race, the hurdle race. and tbe consolation mos,
and though they were not lucky enongh to earn prises.
were third in the nose, which, soonest the band of
juveniles then and there assembled, was considered by
the judges and rewards very fair. The prises were
distributed by T. Coady Barrows. Fin., J. P., the judges
were EL Pbillpott, Esq., and IL Ewbank, Esq.