The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

Kr. W. Charlton
the Bridport Old

(The
-c time

;or

that he
the 3r,

famoule-;
myna

.o. theia

Unde:Tbees
her they v
feeders '

sal esimi4ar

renewnl of
of the

Committe*,
t was under-

of their
have to
Their
year it
ly 2203.

t47314.r be.
mom.

iel 111/..-
For his own
tindr hawing

slat.

that .--
15".104.1.fied

huts

7s:kr .1.7 p,•'...

, it ...is ...ea singing of a
a of timakagivingoniadviiso attended by a very
congregation, tile view being assisted in the
the Rev. F. A. Baker, and the Rev. C. T.
The on was preached by the Rev.
the text, "Are they not all
pent forth to minister to them
of salvation ?" and pointed oat
le aopordence with the subject of the
teaching at Miobasimas, the example and
of the
_kioi.y angles, especially in iota of

&dash, With

les 3d., was given to the
Hog/W. --
POO=
CboarrY COVET.—E. Everett%
here on Tuesday. TbeLmost

00tIlt
were:

Eii.

-
.0:111; DOraugh _
nen to iscover the sum ol £25, as diamages ans.
I. body and mind, for having bPon taken into
and locked up In a polies eelL The plaintiff was
ar in of the Odd Fellows at Poole, but
society for alleged misconduct. Me
hardly dealt with and sought to be
by judicial authority. Twice his am* has
heard before the magistrates and twioe before the
,r Cowl judge. The hut ormaaitio on which be
redress in • oourt of law WU on the 9th Of May
,an the judge gave his deaisgon against him. Sub-
plaintiff wt. looked tip on a charge of amating
n to, r nets. and obstructing P.C.
duty. bf- -- now
and

publi•

plaintiff was
• -

street%
his ol-

execution
F. the plaintiff,

John.;

Mr. Harker for
defendante. A 'jury Was empannelled to try
Our read.m are familiar with the facts.
j, after retiring for about five minutes,
a verdict for the delendante. The fudge
defendants eests.--fiimmone a lane: Hb
. .

_ - -
8. Miller, a,
, of the Btar

Thii defence set
_
up hy Una wee that be nem haw idything &oil its
Zlittease hues applied to for the money. Then
to themes Miller, who was the.drsrarer of the
(*BC= wee paid it away in discharge of a debt, not
•i,forpory, but alio drawn perjury. On the other.
ehe hut see greshie, thow ueeehe detainees&
!pito ineispheileleid olliehs Wok to rethk
vika ansideihi bete/ eetteptileriery.
efieleles et to Imhof sateiteltet
,Inteesti .411•Alitide the quaker Wired, .
-Nebel he reed ever hie d
ilat itiaqf
/de we, and rastireicie'ethilim Mptii
Meow in all he final
hesitation in giving a MOM BAP
1., theffull amonat—ilia Hothiqt Aar'
ul the whole evidence adduced,' ,
cam^ the Tradition, ought Lace to b..
Be clearly believed that it was
ie plaintiff to indict him for -
Assizes. Bet ought he (the '
' —?lf the cons had

:Whop

That pi

F
but J.

opal?

-re IL an,
.1 Of OM Of
.c he, neverthelems,
t to the plaintiff,
society at large,


_
. Deceased was
maenad tinier aa

on the-Zit-I; TanTia-ry.— Is ii-cl—not-iie-C;a7i;
-.s give up poaseesion, only, "I went to know if you
are going to give up poaseasion."—His Honour said as
the plaintiff had not only allowed the defendant to eon-
Vane In possession after the notice had expired, but
also bad received money as part payment of rent, he had
waived big claim to act upon inch notice; at the same
time defendant had acted very badly towards his uncle, 1
who had been most indulgent towards him. He must .
pay the amount claimed and a fresh notice would have
to be heraed.—Judgment for £8 15a, to be paid in 21 i
monthly Instalments. —Elisabeth Ainsworth a. &I.
,MatsWl.--Clann £5 10a—This was a claim for balance
of amount agreed to be paid by the defendant towards
the ',import of his illegitimate child.—Plaintiff said she
resided at Stourpsine, and defendant was a master
balder in libtodford. She had rewired the amount
agreed upon, 2s. 6d. per week, regularly up to July,
1864, and the only reason assigned by the defendant for
dicontinuing the payment was that he was not able to
pay. The child was still alive and was six years old.—
Judgment for plaintiff forthwith, with all costs.—
J. Ames v. 0. Jeffries.—Claim £2 19s.—The only
matter of dispute in this case was as to whether the
sum charged included the cost of a vest is well as a
mat. —Mr. Atkinson appeared for the defendant —After
• . short hearing his Honour gave judgment for the
plaintiff at 6s. per month, first instalment in 14 days.
I
STICHLAND.
10un readers will be gratified to learn that Mr. Orford
Cl chili. ion of the esteemed rector, boa an.:oessfully
, p ' his examinations, and is now a lieutenant in her
1
wa. ) , navy.
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I sack beg

ILL Farb! aka*,

o'•

of age, the i

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end of .
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, to the, question
Prostll:34-HilhOught tbe kora '
IP* tita 040104 arid
peillekikbe.hedt
illa ,
i
lateen ;
411-"Hiniallez -
6=.0 :.‘ -
...alleiliblthe
acearderg lisiellese. oil tie" tei
ithus."lnettrrint Hrei great extreme ae... .-.___ _
Venal* t How Moses there to be every year a balsam!
in theulsistoperee Imadsl-1&. Andrews said hie
r-mielfe'itsfihreed lb - the ordirary yearly income. He
that the-thise pail he
isesse_nosig_lia 'tiled ss the brdi,
ymir.isistsh-vies. been adopted
who pesitelleievepert to that AIM,
0,004 at Ittus arising from renewals ,
espitilinsds,..As they were gradually &Well%
aseressield some when they would
liPrecuariV", ialp.lC4 a borough rate.
balms* wee ng ; whereas last
rill.„, trasa. Of, this year it was ot
_ rim proposed that neither
listeriett. • said it easamit to him
. ,
= flaw took * sleepy view of i
or his own potherb* not see any 44mIty
heir having, !Reichert property to provide for all .
of the' borough. Re was told by the Town
purposes
atelltioy amid obtain plenty of funds, and be
lbeliellifikbfar 00114 not only for thikkitt much greater
worirs. Be then dwelt oa lb* advantages the proposed
•CoLtrArenge be.,, would afford.—The Mayor
ire the ;edam discussions that had taken plate
dui% art two years on this subject, and the
se step by step up to the advertinine for
work nominal to he done. His worship
emelliebo4 have that no member of the meant:ll would in
mow ''''' deem odd water" on the scheme, but defer any
Kr.i2dt• apiaries to what was almost the unanimous appeared
~Ot the Coma ; that all would heartily . '''' '"'4ll‘
. the
Write thouldere to the wheel, and use their best *".•
—Te
endgames, to sorry-mat Oa works as they whited it to _ hr°
errl
b." vd°7:ii=slPartuer '''".•la be moditebis to E____.
the ' T. :Miser Medal Itetsiineut "a s•-
• WO "Maw sr vie airidell en'. to-da,PT° ,ud r.1.0,4°11:di Wll9 '
' ' leg a future *text , , . frees of ~ C.
11300 ded Xs.
—Ttie thst m , Ited I,f!if:, tie &awn bp
4,10:,j.
14 eliare-ifigiderted by yrs& . s
" pthitialeeeme-Peatini aril ealitiwar I .
ihenl The P 11. Mimi `- . .
eres He
oemaimiel
Amboy; th...•lwviaff drlin lafidhir
srumanisTEß NEWTON.
L 1.64.4. VW to UPO" Shear/ea. ilkiZtr..-Mr. l'.-TrbTibi IMMO-DS-Si IN PanON.—An inquest was held at the
:F4vl said be should be glad i Mr. 'V ' would
tell *blithe be Terms lice Court here en the sth instant, by William
'which convinced him nun property •Hannen, Feq., coroner, touching the death of James
to ins* eli ifinelhie et at least g 1,500 or ea,ooo more °lto ' bin., of hhillingstnne, who had committed suicide
theme& melee leeralted In the °denial aeheine.—Mr. .whilst a prisoner in one of the iles cells, by b.- '
Vereleg: IL looknepos Mr. itywousdi weed es quite equal "i "17, __ himself between eight and 10 o'clock on the
So 1110106&11k.r &edam : JIM so : New I would ask trewn,_,` . .---, aight. It appeared from the evidence tip'.
‘titt gargarellittlell, min show me as he bee deoWn Mr. r"°`'''"', tl ' '..._ ..' 1411/ apprehended by P.C. Butt at ft
'mem, et • is sufficient property to tarry out eldr 'let f," Wm. noon in question charged with at
‘ll37ttlitead Weeks.-4-Yr. Symonds said he stated ma `'"' havia lit about flve bushels of winnowed
Previous sigh* that if 1e2,000 were required. said Mt n•n_ d Mr. John Domini% of
meetioatii thasniaing of if,• litideatild under- w °°‘ 't be robbery baying been ......_
At that Atm boat a eitemb meth, esserlq dill* ' ,
."' 'clarlog mreumistances. The prisoner
vitrxtr; 1etend,......, x ..m.....& 6 ,th. , AC 9krt looked up in one of the cells • minutes before
have pas,,,,Nri elielleira and'e`e bter'idoek, and at 10 o'clock or a fee minutes before
Wu whit& so= gleiliglith'imrs :-.Ttrea ... -t t time,he was visited by P.C. Et•les,the reserve officer
T-be-mis ad& t ab• 06Mildi get ateietlou todew . ' Wad fel; aialur .1 the stheioo, when he found the deceased hanging
82All. I ullldoalusnus.,—s.4. . : lessee of ' ~' ratli tot ewrjary 'b Me neck to the bar of the window, and quite dead.
thaw i be. eer OP laq the Pones judge) to --.Mr. Hammond, the superintendent, stated that when
, 2 1,7,00 • - - . iifcOmmit bins for perjur, _. ___ bean t. 4.64 the prisoner was put into the cell he asked for some-
.o.er • eetteiOrt. ..'' jam sivikAkeigoii4 sejery, sort the vorthet '
Pa ri:exteenspeat,rinazledwasenticold tnhoatt
the
should have.
to cop.
" tAttOtiregm..lir ° the Jury iettOod if win. had
.....
___,...., ~,, a ~ .
~ . 11, vim i*d moth undoubtedly hav, rite re... the priooner contemplated snioide. He had been
•`"askikal Li ,L711,!,;14, Arm, : 7 filar „ink/ os
LaMpeintupon th
court.e president I
so. fcr
othils 'tte, II eustody several times—and twioe for a week or more
' d had always conducted himself very well iiii a 0ri-
r19,42611-,-.1111211,L ~.._ ~,,e,...1„,
...... -, natdend, that not only, was it oper rerner.—The jury, after a few minutes' con.iderntion,
•fr 't I=,, rosoi a 560.-
..:1-4.1---A- . --7- betts!rsa it. duty the plaintiff owed tt returned • verdict of Fel° de se; and the Coroner re-
-, he folk seas unstood ro"..e to mdtat him at tar nazt mime, , .n.rrf mt4l,al„, marked that he quite oonourred with their decision, and
woall *lieripmelitte et 41906 se glk.ooo ;• but they - . °T.-- . mode an order for the deceased to be buried between the
that they.propeoedloolotp
~ • ~. .. WIMBORNE. ''''''''."``:
• hears of nine and two vs o'clock at night, or within
los ann.,. ,ine,,:acgogn; .on ~ Bliajltr
or
,ZMU.2II.a ,p
eve reoues.B.—.Azi.inqUest twenty-four boors from that tinse.—The Coroner and
bplLlL,kwai
.'' -66, • . ksatf'
' '4iilear Beg., j said they were quite asittaged Emit not the. least
.• • • ..;Ittp it! te;702,0 Workhouse, Wlmborne, upon, b me whatever was attached to the pollee in the
ItisioetiOlgelf torallsl4l/ MA t "Gtia, 'Robert Rai , seed B3i as hinrathi wbo'
lifillett spike hooded, is• Agora helm* libmthastame found hanging by his handke thief from ....rfee. tit ,
MT:IA=7e.
.. wiliebt.semotat watermlotet, at 7 a.m. on Wndey BRIDPORT.
It
_,,, . i omitted a fortnight ago, wo a• SIT num urod
...AAthe infirmary ; hi ' is ° tk° h"ra that
letettliNdLT thVAINOZ4i}I4,NIi, , .'.' 1: t .trettneittly empleine4 a ht. 1,..d. ...„,,, ,bu reakned the managership of
el imetee- _ lothrove. ' • t, Jed owe el the Meats' was direota -ii-it up we" UaialminY'
eiteeirj44,lllV 1k) . .‘y . . '. *Min. He owns down 44.aapoke to the nurse , °PP.—A lithl• keY lame ewes
Prefille, HM' . ' .fielat 1- - his mad trey, and about five or ten minute, after- ",..._ wal &Mae 'Opon a waggon
in i Veamems . . • be wee farad_ simpended. Hs was Gut down, and '"Y".171% '''''"' '7° "big* alWeed knocked tb
le • vis ir tammon mos immediately sent tor, who mode every , „flatime._„._ awl-Woke his lag. The fratured limb ''
ler, t.- . .71reerameg • Vent lo restore animation, Inn without effect. -- .7 mr• r• *wt. =Woo, end dm boy is
tfleVi ' " ' .4041.1014 g. r•• . • , Temporary rumity." .

began
hymn
full net
service, by
Procter. sermon
and . C. T. Procter from
beyond ministering spirits
's*ll who shall be heirs
forcibly,
Church's
ministry ...
blinkegivin4ridocethig. portiouthteitiging,,
Ito ‘
cocci mu, the eau:it:offerings ef
oceigregstiter voilecteo; and placed trial the
j altar by the Aim% erb‘ .elbeed the service with a
I prayer and the benedOn. The amount collected,
fonds of the County
gm.. had his
woes important WM
Jelin Bicknell ti. Sept. Gifford and Stone. An
notion brought by the plaintiff, a journeyman bookbinder'
ow. at the daperiatetit of Poole poles and one
of hie into to 'of
grPt; tehisd, in '
embody
formerly a member
area &missed the
oolieldsred himself
retaliated
bane hew
elluntY
aringht
bet, rwh
sequently p.
a disturbance in
Biome