The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

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' Ait iioßx miktrr.—MONDAY. COUNTRY MARKETS. their cabin, There were but few instances of addressed circulars to all the inspectors, calling on exhibited, and every bird succeeded in taking a first menced polling the stakes out of the hedge and
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violent grief, but many a woman's face told sad, them to make a return of all colleries in
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Yeovil, Moamar, Friday.-The corn exchange was
though silent tales of Mental agony. One good prize. Ten guineas each were freely offered for the throwing them over to Norris, who stood in the E. Chinn was driving. It was .moonlight and raj
tolerably well attended, but not much business done, wh le of the specimens sent. Th. speak well for road. Norris picked a portion, and Christopher
up 7.45. He knew Chinn because he stopped
theaDo hire b la
- aat the New
''dL EXPRESS. theta having but one shaft, the depth.reed of poultry. jumped down and picked up the remainder. They Inn; was two or three minutes there; did not !peak
farmers making pries' above what millers or factors were woman has waited in that cabin, ever since the and the mventilation. It is also ,-,
eons of
inclined to give. There was a short supply of pigs onof
dpiist:
various Or A MURDZeItu.-On Saturday morn- afterwards tied up the sticks, and then went on to Chinn nor he to Min.-Jarnes Shave (Diana:mit
accident occurred, with a stock of tea and coffee
offer. Bacon sold at lid lb. Best cheese 56e to 73s , gratifying to learn that meetings are announced to ing, Charles Rogers, a navvy, against whom a Mr. Saunders's hand and set up more wires. When looks after Hunt s horse, and going round the ges.haoe'e
hut steady, 'the_ ,_„ household ditto, 22s to 34aPer Business dull. Flo: per cwt. and dry clothing, for her husband and son, as soon be hold ' ' fto raise coroner's jury bad returned a verdict of wilful mur- they came back for the wood witness went up to tl;ie•harerttrussalc,thei:ntan il. of his cart, Wane. eeid,
in various parts o the country,
'reduce or all as lost week.h truck his bona: •as they should be brought to bank; and doubtless, d f causing. in conjunctionwith t •others, the them and took it away. Christopher, who ' Hold hard,"a '-' . , , the hons,
and. the IRONS, Wednesday. - To-day's corn-market waa there are many instances of heroism that will subscriptions for the support of the Poor der, or, wi so e
Imes convicted of
death of P.C. enny, of Yeovil, was apprehended was about 18, bad been several t
moderately supplied with groin, and there was an never be known, much less recorded." And women and children, bereft of their natural
by Superintendent Pouncy. It appears that Rogers poaching, and about six months ago was imprisoned •
drove en directly, and did not stoP to rendei ..,
'A average attendance. Business in wheat was brisk; while these sad heartrending scenes were to be supporters. Already between £4,000 and 65,000 was a member of the Dorset Militia, and meeting tor two months for stealing wood from tho same horse assistance. It was about 7.40 or 7.45; knows Mbar
by the star on its fam. It woe a heantvej
uolders asked • little mcre money, which they readily witnessed above, what must have
been the feel- have been raised, but considerable more will be re- with some companions, he went with them to the place. Norris had but lately returned from New- moonlight night-Edward Lnff, at Mr. Green' -4,-;
'mid in most instances; 64s per qr. was obtained •
I The ' f 1 to 28 ...amp es. a MAI Was torn S per qr. .
Inge of those hapless men and boys sealed up quired for the purpose of establishing a permanent Greyhound Inn, on Friday evening, where one of foundland, where he had been five years. He had Shave pass round the gas-hots. corner ; saw thell'oth
-v little was done, prices ranging from 35e irrevocably deep in the bowels of the earth- fund. Her Majesty, with her usual liberality, has Bench before,-Norris N ' er
them agreed to pay for his night's lodgings Whilst never been brought before theore,- orris man driving -there were twe people in the trap. Heard
-ery flue sample of white Gate obtained buried alive, and doomed in darkness to a linger-were tat' •u V .;I fined 10s or
theyd
talk sitting the tap•room, the ...eev.. mur- was
Christopher :r
was
14 days' imprisonment in default, the smash, and found when he ram forward that 11 it
subscribed the sum of 6200. On Saturday andfined 405., and in default, two cart was upset ;he helloed to the other man, but insut4
inferiorand secondary nortsranged ing death by starvation, or, at best, to be withinif
was talked about, and one of the men asked him and ;
-d peas were • little in request a briefer period deprived of life by suffocation 1 Sunday the poor fellows were brought
to bank, and he woe not the man described in the papers? He months'_-George Christopher, th of stopping he whipped his bores and drove unprmonment. e ve on.-Robert
week w -,age for the past as the scene, as the relatives looked upon those forms assured them lie was not; but said it was a man father of one of the defendants in the last case, was Chamberlain lives at Snail Fern. Saw Chinn in ba
Who can tell the agonies endured in that livingtwo-wheel cart near the church, between y aj-
-- who in life they loved moat dear, but now laid low whom he knew, of the same name as himself, about summoned for stealing • portion of a fence, the pro. .
. 7e; gd; to ge; gd; ; tomb? No imagination can conceive it-no pen w ht, driving to St. Mary's; he was dean: "'es s-
the same height, make and appearance, and who party of Mr. Saunders. The case was proved by ..:F,,gil quietly.-
Iscrinas Gould said: Just before eight
ta, 21. 9d. to give it an ad te expression. To realise it in in death, may be faintly imagined, but can never
singular to relate, also stutter. But he said he, P.C. Orchard, who caught him in the act of breaking Chinn driving rapidly through the Iga7St..h-:_e sew
`• 7s. 6d.; any degree ust descend into that sealed-up be described. WM not even related to him. This partially satisfied up the fence, and taking it away.-Defendant, who wimeaa war, standing against igr; Grreeeu4rtlaii
mine and picture it there in the com-
to the parties, and they retired to rest. Next morning was very deaf, said he took the sticks bemuse lie had gates ; was quite sure it woe Chien. It au
panie:nship sufferers themselves. Although, NOTES OF THE WEEK. Rogers went out and was gone about an hour, and no wood to burn.-Mr. Saunders said he did not quite light; knows the step of the horse. He els
•rhaps, una to comprehend the nature of the the circumstances of the previous evening got wish to press the case, his only object being to let coining at a hard trot -For the defence, Mars Shave,
-et that had taken place, they would . • • whispered about. On his return to the Greyhound, defendant know that he must not do the like again. of Whitchureh, was examined. She said China ova,
The heavy gales of the past week caused a large - took her r about six o'clock. at Whitechnreli
'acover from the accumulation of the shipwrecks andisasters a sea. Among number of d t A recog- -Ordered to pay sixpence.
Sergeant Gulliver looked in the tap-room, and , - • • • He Ives drkving a wagon. He gave her a lift, antri
'he seam where the were t
, y , that their the more serious casualties along the more nising Rogers, immediately communicated the Mr- larrme Laseay.-George 1.-althorn, dairyman, was
andford St
eety lay by going back and cumstance to Superintendent Penney. As the latter summoned by Evan Tompkins,of Puncknowle, to show brought her
rland ford at '7.211071, opli_Pmita 14
westerly part of the Channel, a hich was swept was proceeding along the pavement, Rogers, it cause why he should not, as the putative father, con. for.ber sake. She paid the gatee. ainn carywele
-•ne,drift or sloping road- with great fury, was the total loss of the seems, perceived him, and ran back, but where he tribute towards her illegitimate child, born on the quick Chinn this side of, Thorneyoombe, driving"' Was.? -
• staple-an upright Kangaroo screw steam ship, which took place had hid hiniself,for a long time remained a mystery. and December last.-Mr. Weston appeared for the between seven and eight. Two people were meiii-;
which commune- off RosedlYn, near Holyhead, late on Wednesday Search was made in the back premises, the wood- plaintiff, and Mr. Symonnds for the defendant. wagon ; made it his business to stop him; thought he
•nticipating, night. The unfortunate ship, which was of SOO house was searched twice, and every bedroom was .-There Was no qnestion of the facts of the case, and ought to speak to witness.-Joines Bruabett, "tier le,
' be open tons burden, was laden with a generigotwoo. examined, but Rogers could not be found. At length the magistrates made the usual order. The magis• Mr. Hector, said he wasat Mr. GilhinPs about 7.45 or
-.'"'l The mate and • f the reported t , ema six o e men are repor oit was concluded he must have climbed over the trates, however, expressed their opinion that Mrs. 8.15. He got op in his wagon at eight or a little after
have been saved. During the height of the gale, a es to Sims theyoung woman's aunt, had afforded • •
wall, and the parties were leaving the premises ,
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for the
alleged
;; -P C Dennison said he saw China at Blandford at 7,15
ascertain, when ayoung man who was reseat cried too rent facilities for the courtship." or -,
-. Austrian barque laden with wheat, called . . P . AOn and spoke to him. He drew his wagon up te
the door and "tared 30 minutes. -Mrs. Jae. Arm
out, "here he is ; here he is I" Superintendent r..,OrdnirzitD To Tux DOaclianita GAOL. -
k the Club-house keeps ; e at Charlton. Knows Mon. who
're, became a total wreck on the rocky P immediatelyreturnedd A • • Thomas $ Edward Budge, James
Pouncy return to the woo -house, sawn . omas ymes,
- the Tizard. Four of the men keeps his car opposite her •kitchen window. The air
and there indeed was the sought-for man, lying Galpin, stealing fowls at Tolle; Poreorum. Hard was not out the whole of the day ill question. g
-nib's on to the rocks, and after against the wall, with his legs pushed in among the Labour: Emanuel Kerley, vagrancy at Dorchester, shutters were not up till eight,- had sic light the a
*he part of the coastguard faggot sticks, and his head and shoulders covered by 1 calendar month; Emma Capper, leaving her ;Tames Ginord, who keeps the . New Inn, saw China sad
- poor creatures were a per which he bad drawn over him. Be cer- bastard child chargeable at Wotton Fitspame, 3 his boy with his horsesaid _ , about 7.20 or 7.30.
-hanged condition ; tainly must have squeezed himself into a very small calendar months; Abraham Brown, misbehaviour Called sie hie house and ask or beer. . Stayed there 30
' tees *one
including the compass, for no one would have supposed him to be at Sturnrinater•Nowton Union, 10 days; Thomas MMA , .55r "5, .
-ars old, 13 secreted in the basket in the lender en
corner. As may be Haskell, poaching at Edmondsharn,
.1 oa "Zink
w -saw SIM SO.-worn chin;
her and Frederick Nollill.
',ridge's supposed, he was speedily removed from his hiding month; Tom Christop _ .
the former
or
to 2 *bat he drove to Whaternale
for his father, and drove him home; get borne at 8.45.-
-to place, when be scknnwledged himself to be man, stealing fence at riddlehinton, he form
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_ The worthy Mayor said he had no illmalat but that the
and in the course of the day Superintendent Pouncy calendar months, and the latter to 14 day.;. L .'.... witnesses had stated truly all they had said, but that an
eaveyed him to Yeovil.- At Yeovil the intelligence florsfalli stealing money at Dorchester, 6 calendar alibi WAS 'dearly proved, and it wee evidently a see
'ue prisoner had been apprehended caused much months; Maria Hunt, and Mary Custard, etealing of miitiikm identity.-The . ease was therefore ilia-
'. He was taken before G. Harbin, Esq., potatoes at Sberborne, 14 days; John Hinton, misted.
-aitions that had already been taken stealing lead at Weymouth. WAREITAM.-Baskaurrcr COURT, &Tisk
u;ni. Prisoner declined to make SUTTON WALDRON.-We understand that January 23rd. -Re Cartels. -Mr. Hirtsell appeared
- was committed for trial on the Rev. Anthony Hurteble, M.A.' rector of thin forth, bankrupt, and Mr. Hooper for the Wareham
parish, has had conferred on him the important creditors. This was to have been the final exam
-The committee of office of Archdeacon of Dorset, in the room of Dr. nation, but Curtail' did not appear. Mr. Hooper
"ad theirseventh Buckle, of Upwey, whom, resignation we announced a went fully inter the matter. - Tbe commissioner
` though the short time since. declared Cartels gnilty of's misdemeanour for net
"rented, WEYMOUTH. - APPO/eTYINT. - Mr. Samuel appwring to surrender himself, and that he (Ciutein
`-om Martin, for several years past ticket-clerk at the had thereby, aceording to the-new Baukruptcy Act,
' Weymouth station of the Great Western Railway, made himself liable to be imprisoned for three
.. we are happy to state, been promoted to the Years.
,f station master in the room of Mr. Smith, BRIDPORT.-Woaanio Min's Inerrren.-
his own request, has been removed to The Rev. J. Cheney. of Portland, will deliver a
lecture at the Town Hall, this evening, (Tuesday),
---ocr.-A 'commercial traveller' on "Good Health, and how to preserve it."
Nienting a firm carrying on YEOVIL-FUNIAAL or P.C. PENNY.-On Wed. 1
-•t, London, was driving nesclay afternoon the remains of this much-lamented I
--`te near the Preston timetable were conveyed to their last resting place, ;
' down a man on followed by Chief-constable Gould, Superintendent i
to Preston, Charles Smith, Sergeants Keats and Clark, and a ,
man large body of constables, who were desirous of show-
• all ing the last tribute of respect to their departed g
brother officer, who in life was a most inoffensive g
-4 well conducted man, as the inhabitant. of a
'I and the surrounding neighbourhood have .
Let us hope that the death of this poor
-erne degree check the spirit of revolt
-o ckeen" against the police. who
- difficult duty to perform.
- Jan. 24th.-Before G.
• wood, &qrs., sad
I George Hands-
-eth Charles'
'.aith of
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