The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH BOROUGH PETTY SEiSIONS.

T"1. Svteede r Before the Mayor. and J.
A. ikVcialbit. J. Aylluz, W. Promie, and IL Coffered,

hoe Pihite wal charged by tienteant Brine with
ra,:r.itry. wit r the f.4luwing
.circuni.t.inces

Ounant ~ael Met hell% on duty that now gon the
to the out•prentises
.or Mr.

,
and theie,foinid the prisoner sleeping.
:vs. hal Iss a in Srt Union, Wit left he. ause she said
i: brake ha bean. She Was committed for 14 drys'
~f 'h. Priory, appeared to a summons
VA.!' iiet iy:ond him by Fitz died' Porter, widow, on
ta 1101 i 4 Ins, for amimittiog a breach oft he wsar
I.v it, .I,•a.inss her to fight And itainon-aboopiee language.
ife as. it sober at the thue. Whilst complainant wan'
goo: tar es ohm e, defen.'ant two) or (line tunes called
Ikr "a li.r."- fir, however. sail he had no questions
ts ivk her he would save his breath for another day.
" The li-h as sliptthe net many times, hut they would
isozlit yet." —11 r. (*Wales Vosin•in corroohor.oo.l coot-
inlain.4ot% .tronect. and added, I.e waS also very alnuaive
tionatois hoot ; he was &lank at the time.- -The only
sosiser took he feiolant mu reply swan a repetit'
'riot-et:nog the fish .lipitilig the net, and the I:eneh told
Ina he was a mot imoertia ut fellow.—Defru,swt was
bouoal over in him own reeounitylee orzto l.• ,p
rare for six this, and ordered to pay the emits of
tbs _ _

I'ohtLAND. I aunieer A eater!. rorpß. e
mnlerstand that in consequence of a sufficient nein-
bore( pump; men having enrolled their names (iip-
siels.,l 7in tile necessary official forms, as required
Ly the Act, have been forwarded hy Capt. Manning.
t'inc,:h Thomas Hooks, Esq.. to the Lor.l.l.ieutenant
or tho county, for transmission to the Secretary of
State for War.

hi*owvv. We•leyan Schoo/s. —On Sunday week
anises were preached at the Wesleyan Chapel in this
village, in behalf of the funds of the flroadwey
W,sleyan Day and Sabbath Selesils—in the morning
he the Rev. Robert Cooke, superintendent of the
Weymouth circuit. and M the afternoon and evening
by the hiv I Vint (the second minister appointed
lit the conference), to overflowing congregations.
Nliiii,lay eve ss ill g a tea meeting was held, also in
Is.half oldie school funds. A large number of persons
Arr.. pro,ent, and after the company had partaken
of the g. 1.1 things provided .in the occasion, the
nic”iingilwas aildrrssed by the Rev. J. S. Vint, of
Weymouth. Mr. Jut-im, of Pora.nd, Mr. J. Sherren,
and .itiers. The address of the Rey. Mr. Jinni!' WAS
especially a in at brilliant specimen of oratory, and
the whole of the proceedings were characterised by
a high tone of ehristian fervour, and will long be
remeniliered by those who were present.
ERN ATUM. —ln our report of the cricket match
recently played at firoadwey we stated that Mr.
Chalker presided at. the festive board. It should
Live been Mr. Mills, of Upwey, Who so ably per-
formed the duties of president ,m that occasion.
air contemporaries who noticed the prommilings. also
fell into the same error, thereby proving that they
took their report from this journal; but let On m
n.t blame us, as they might have been premed AA
well as ourselves. We this week have endeavoured
to make the ainende honorable.

platoon in the Totemhall Lieutenant Campbell el•
',reeved !Outsell pleased with the smart Ku,' auldier-
like etipeeteoi, the men. and promised bin certi-
ficate to enable the couipany to commence target
practice. The targets and uiarker's mantle supplied
by Richards and Co., Bislitil.s4ate,.tivat, London.
are now emeteillon Pinoire, and the conipany are
nmy awaiting the completion of the shed to enable
them to commence preliminary target practice.
Puttee. —John I ining, a man who lives at Win-
cauton, but whose wife hal been resoling at Slier.
borne. was charged on Tuesday last, before W. N.
Allkinl, Esq., situ leaving his wife and fourchildren
chargeable to the common fund Of the Sherbutue
Union since the 14th June last. .t 3 relief hail been
to them. Prisoner sail lie went away to seek
for work, as he could get none in Sherburne. The
prisoner was apprehended in bed on Sunday night
by Mr. Superintendent Lewis, at a house at Biptist
Mills, in Gloucester, 11101110 dirtance from linstol.
Not being alde to pay the amount of the Telief be
was committed to gaol fur one calendar mouth with
hard labour.

BI.,,,IDVU!tD.- nt.ei ('our!, Sep'. 17. —Before Jud. •
Everett.)—There were 'Nett 50 plainbt, two.thirla of
'loth were settled old of Court. The only Case any
ptthhe interest was &Minty •. S mgt. in which the
paintitT sought to recover 'Iwo& •en f., nowfultill,nent
lt,rgain in the ;ouch me .1 a heifer in Dorchester
nitrio.t. W. H. Atkinson. Esq.. appeared for the
pl who is a re•peetable botch r being in the
n..J.lsoirhocel, and It. Harvey. F,...1., ,f Sturniinster,
N. the .I..fen last, a large snd well-known rattle dealer.
Thy ..tlen.laiice of farmers and others interested in the
was nun-natty large. From the evidence adduced
It niesmred that on the 1911, .1.. y of May the plaintiff
Perth., I it fat leeder of the ,lefend .nt at 111.1. per score
in hen h,-,ter ne.rll.l. 111111 It r. us het. li•vite: leen made
as to its weight. The beast perchaaed on Saturday %YAP
by •Idendant's tiros er w:th others, as •rratigel,
t,t Mr. Paull's at Puddletown. A man engaged by the
plaintiff then drove the heifer from thence on the follow-
int morning to Hartfoot Lane, the place where the 1.1a11,8
tin i• ...rrying business, sii.l wlerre it had been
't',:' 'I the hullock *lmola he alaughtere.l 'c-dnes.
weights! on Thurtal•ty. A dispute having
Inena• to the rightful posass.l..n of the heifer, Strange .
ithe drlend oat, necottopanied by his sttn, went to this
I.ltintir, house on Monday, and, tker a lengthened
al:,..eation. forcibly obt: ' st of the heifer.
and drove it a half-mile to Allcr Pant), occupied by the
4.. where it was •laughtered on Wednesday by I lie do-
t' 'el ant the meat toil. apt -oily sent for sale
t 'tile market. The eeidenceon the plat ultra sir', I
trent to i.roye the completion .1 the bargain in Poe mar-
Int, by showing Mt .t the wss untied and delis reed
t,. 04;,,,ig. wirdipAtti ;th it it was driven by
from the market to the White 113,1 lent : tha..t Of
nt sug.teste it, being Prot n with others of he
..wn 1. r the plontiffs convenience ;and that a intn ens
by the plaintiff bad driven the Miler, from p.,4,11—
'",,n t.. I.l.intirs premises at Ilartfoot lane, urn,
•I , it w o forcibly driven away by •he
131..". the sup.soell pn,fit 141 the Imlbiek, f r
"Iseem memre I in pnoritlit4 another supply of beet
forentonter,. made up 13, the it ailed for. On
v.. other sile, evidence was gieen directly contradicting
ths eltint ill's test' y. as to the heifer haying been de-
ht.Thl to him in the market, and a case sought to be
hilde ','it proving that the defendant had not given up
I:wees•on .4 the heifer ; that he lasi driven it himself to
".* White hart Inn, assisted by at man named I..xcey
hI.S ealledt, and had arranged with Mr. Paull the ,ame
tonnes Inr the keep of the hesst, tin I•eifer haring
”:1•71.1 h weiL:ht, malting it essential to Ow .lefend•
501's interest that A should be properly fed till ',laugh-
I-10. The defendant failed in mailing out lain Case ;
the evidence offered being uneupported-, and on sante
toint, neroborative of that advanced by the plaintiff.
The amount of damages was not disputed, and the Judge
"Abed his re.n.aks, in giving his decision, tot a elme
letigtErtied anaksis of the evidence, clearly showing,.
In tle alstence of conclusiso proof, the strong
resouption there was for believing that the bargain
b.en
•pnrrly made, and that the beast 1.1.1 been
°Omelet! in tle market as sworn by the plaintiff. The
ftrba,n,
jlaud hwaving been Pleaded by the defena*nt's
illustrated, by the purchase and
deliecry of goods sold over the counter, the
~.ißtv touching the niatter, and in the absence of any
r 4 of custom setting aside the laW. gave • decision
ti e damage, 'tainted. We helieve the Judge very
Properly refused to allow a jury to be empannelled to
telots r
au tatter..l ease of assault arising out of the
lt.yr sots with-Iran'., W. H. Athlone*, Eon.. as PA-
c'toe for the plaintiff, consenting to withdraw the QUIP
" dertiollaat's solicitor paying the court fees.
t s:"ws. -Comet of Bankruptcy, Businakall-Prett, Sep.
ber lith.--Itefore Mr. Cominimi 0000 re Hohnoro.
ke Borst..--The benkrupt, William Sound. was •
!..rn and read merchant, of Poole. This was the eerti-
?7te sorting. Ti Indaneemheet. by Meow.. Hart, ex.
debts, Z 441 3 : ameta, £2,000. The profits were
13.157. to which mast be mlded a Burping, in February.
14114.°1 C 214. The penditure a motuse.lto £5,0010 ; losses,
4314. The liabilities, 4.2,178, are chitili au bilk With

the Wilts and Detect Banking Company, and include his head hanging only to the trunk by a small
PP liCeSpialue Irl 1r11.161,11it •O the draft of William Is•rtion of the skin of the throat! It appears that
Round. seta, for C 250, for which he re a bed 110 con. the life guard of the engine struck him on the temple
set. i ultimo.- —Mr. Laver-rime supperted. There am. ne snit violently wrenched Ids head off. The jury found
oppwotimi, and Om property hail realbed lierozel the that deceased destreyed himself %%bast in a state of
amount set down in the lailance.shea. The bolero
temporary insawity, by throwing hiumalf acrose some
;tr..' t'liiliielY thrii
bltu.94
tt n
he liankrupt, having through ill-
metals on the railway whilst A train was in
health, seen unae o attend to his busiess. The
Imeikrupt Isrd betrome liable for his father to tin batik, umtodi.
nod the animint of his liability had heen reined by Anitict•hrt, Rat. Somierr•—A meeting of the com-
periodical payments until it now stied lut 127.0. The mittee of this society w•as held on Friday week to
tat lo•rdo-law of the lisnkrind was a credar for £l,ffil. arrange niattera connected with the intended phinglis
and tile ass trees toe CLIO), .trl they did not eibll to Mg mateli, which if practicable will be held in
ourer any ohjeetion to the bankrupt ris•eiving a first , °timber next. As neither or the gentlemen present
class errtifiLnt.:.—The Cuarnissioner renisr.kill that it cold,' promise to provide a suitable piece id clover
smote.' to hare 6,11 3 e.o,e rol 10, all-i 111140r11110.. hut,
f.,,r the ot:eaSion• . , , —oleos
lay for the ms-asion, the meeting ens consequently.
1.... 111 regard 1.1 110. pro, trtv gisea up. imukript ail• ,
aiijotirneil du..thui•. day fortiii4lit. In tin: meantime
e. ft. .1' entitled to a tird.-vivas ctrati a:a. C.:rtiiicsite
I ..1
t hodl
exertions • 111 .h) 1113,e _UiA doter lay suitable
an uniLiely.
W APEPAM.—OIt Thurs.'s), wi•ek the marrimpi of ,
I. tier." to telardzir—i/Mieuri
the Flom Lord Elletaev 1 !real. third son of LIM Stamina : mr.i.lll, di, ti,:an.:l,l-o,:lii,a:f.:lTl,EJ:in.r.
Of S.ilishury, a ith Lady Gertrude Issuiaa Scott, . 7,,,,,..1.r;_.. sit. ,„, ~t ,t,,,,.„,, baring been c..11...1 to
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datighter of the late iiii.l sister of the peseta Eart id .; , ~ ~, „ ,m:
article in a.IC .1184,11.111 I 0.,(41 and (Acrue of aog,„,„e 25.
Eldon. was solemnised at !St. George's Churelt, , ,„, tim aoliject of the Yeovil susisorred polio . g mos.
Hariover•aquar i• A grand riu'jruwr PI" given I.Y I have 10 complain of its Lotie it, bcilee qUite unfit for a
the Earl of Maim mud Laity Scott. at Ilanillion . di...essien id such a grave riature. It mach re n..
House, Piccadilly. The bridal presents were very , smithies the writing of a jealous partizan than that of an
muuerons aud costly. In the attention the happy ; impartial acientllie inquiry. lii commenting upon my
en hence the writer has shown his ine pet. ins. for the
pair left town for Hatfield House, liertfundshire, 1
f I :ask by gating" that a little sulphide of he-oh, as pima-
the seat of the Marquis o Salisbury.
fl ! Pit 'lt-.1. by "I.Pburette'l, .bYd.r"-4'" fromb44 ''!'" ail,e''."'
Buthrincr. Voluiheers. —The ar,illery and ri e ;
! 'travail cated e poiel“, rr,114 of rio olang ...•000r, . ooli I
corps 6,111 to have put their al Iders to the wheel ,
night have misiaken for sulphide of amiamity.'' Now:
to obtain proficielety in battalion drill preparatory to ' :,.....ty e1,.„.,04k,,„,„„ it,,'no
~.,,,,,...j.,,,,,...., „donde talk
the meeting at Di rcheater.
' er can e4te.e, .11. 4 a ioisl.ke ; est.,: if it acre possible,
Coesry Co ritT, F.,preitilwr I'2. - Illefore E. the orpi:oe,,l fotila eaa
not he „t:nal in this rase, where
Everett. Em., Jailas.)---Boon V. Hauf.—Didut 14s. 3,1 neither (mastic limas.. nor le td were present. lan
for work done. Defendant pleat-it that the dime" was i
AO/ tya prepared to meet with each coil as this by
not aceonling to contract, aid also that lie had I aid taking into ...art what I have found, leaving it to those
Ils. 3d. into (mutt, which he eoo.,l,lereil MILS • I iiii Cl/Call:4a or ineiliu al tiwn who may be present in gainsay
owed. Manna nonsuited. Nu costs ahowsd on my evidence, or to pot lee to the proof id my aletitilha
either side. ' tins of it,. nature ; and I have retained all such proofs
TAMPERING WITH A COUNTY COURT SUM/WAS.-- , from the year 1927. The writer makes rue say Dist " I
Sirrifuhl v. 1:. l'arehaer.—chrtse its. 5,1. Deferment i ii ii. ii i this i
! Ists:ala•I• wororVIIIM 100.4011 to be antimony." I add 110
not appearing,mal seta ic ,d summons proved, ho 11 ~,,, w i such thing. What I iedil was this,—that the state of
gave judgment for plaintiff. Payment iii 14 s'..Y.- Lk- ! the liver stioht have been fro,. long•standing disease.
tenilant, aho midis at Luckhani Faro, Nene rbury, ' hut te i
e intlannuation of the stomach and ititestini a
attended at the Ite-"iustrar'ut idfice on the Satuntay follow. . ~, pad, ex., tiy re..,obit.,, tio. ~,,,,,,, a sit ~,,„„,
mg (15th in4l, elld elpreemeil bje eytotlildooelit oli hear- 1, poison. The perfordion of the ietestmas, which I did
ilie that the alai.e ease bad been dislsi."l or, ea al.. ! net speak of, not having MVO it. COUI.I 110 t have eriArn
ttttt mem. slated the day of hearing was the Pith inst. from a fish-bone, ins surmised, as it was not a fish•brieue,
Ti,.' It. gi,i rat's Clerk desired him to protium the sum- , hut a 1i,,,,s ut by a knife from whet appeared to be the
mobs, and on do lig so, the Clerk at mire pereciied t. e ! turriesuus of a rib of a lamb where it is alt .oiled to the
2 in the 12th bad broil altered to a 9, hilt no &moistly acut.ta.,a. I abali at.aai haw... I did at th,, itaiaaat,
done that the trekery a-as at once detected. Tie itup:i. touching upon any physiological or me lira point
cite of the ms served on ilefelidant by the lawn( c,,,,,,,.c,,,,j ~,,i, if,(,.,; lint, notwithstanding the
of the court, and duly erolonied, was examined, and : sneers of the writer, I retain the iiiiiiiion. alter nearly
found to be dated for the 1:31i Septrtuher as the day of forty years it ems-richee iti toxleologieal matters, that
bearing ! I thia ease fully vlem.inilvil mit only the piott, lost aim
Totrwir.ne it, Rules—Claim n LI 6s. for carriage of , future, in laity into the circumstances attenclitig it ; and
goads from Dore:aster to Dridport. Mr. Larkwerthy , I Itiso think that the mildic will agree with me, when
for defence. Defendant stated the meals were sent I they consider the few M.. of autimunial slow puniming
from London to Maiden Newton according to enter, but ; we have been able to lllVeStigate, and rtnupare the
the statioudnaster there- sent them on to Dorchester, perfect parallelism of the ayniptonis and appearances in
where thee were taken by defendant and brought to I
i this, with those exhibited it, that recently tried at
Britton. go enters had liven given by him (defendant) • 1,,,,er1001.—1 am, &c., WILLIAM ii EMATATII. Sen., Old
to that effect. Tiny were te be left at Maiden Newton I Park, Bristol, September 5."
till he sent his own conveyance for them. Mr. Lamb, TAUNTON. Charge of Perjury again 4 on
plaintiff's clerk, stated that at the time in quest the I
!impeder ef Police awl a firvertuUr Tradrximart.
Briilteirt vailway not being ripen (although
I""bnb''Y —A full bench of magistrates were occupied nearly
advertiaed PO to be), the station-maider thought it beat :
to e prot delivery, and
may emi ou ,
1 five hours at our Guildhall, on Saturday week. in
ensur mp
Doreliescer ; and it Ihritig the imccord tttttttingl •u tstout ofthe all mcar. -. s
hearine ehrumes of lan-jury. preferred by Mr.
item to take any guests at htodhoo, oh their line of rusts Cluatining. coach-builder, of this town, against Mr.
this plaintiff's servants took then, and brought them to Gobisinifir. inspector •sif police of Taunton, and
Bridle it. Judgment didernit till neat rtiort day. Mr. Geurge (Armond, of the Bell lim, and livery.
Ifroke e. I:, rrurd. elault Is.. judonent for stable keeper, also of this place.—Mr. Priileaux.
deferid 'et, with wttue.ell' eX1.11..P. barrister. supported the • plaints, and Mr. F.
SIIV.I:I43IVi IL --Tile we,l.ling"f Mr. T. 11. Thurland„ Trenchant defended the parties accused.--The
with Slim Tllllllllld, WAS eviehrithal With full eh wol haagistiatcs beard the charge preferred against Mr.
service in Die Aides. on Taesitay test. The initial Goldsmith Mat, and dismissed it without calling
Porty were met ll) the othetatiiiit e:uratinitt stout the l upon Mr. Trenchant to address them for the
choir at the stems of the choir, rind the cereamony wu a 1 defence. Mr. Prideatix their intimaual that an
begun by singing the INith Its um in the Sarum I indictment would be applied for. and the case
Hy I, app noted to be used at the commence- married to the assizes. Tee case against Mr. Osmond
went of the 'illicit. The betrothal their (li..'.'. el, at was then gone into, atml WAS grained mein alleged
I. the close of a Melt the choir chanted the (i7th Paulin incorrect evidence, given by him at the trial referred
1 during the proceseion to the altar, where the at:nice to. which was similar t i part of that given by Mr.
, *as conclude'. The holy Continuo ttttt aaa then I iolitsinith. This complaint as as also ilionniss.eit, hut
celebrated, the choir chanting the A men, the 01l the application of Mr. Prideaux, the complainant
Trisagion, mut the Gloria in Excelsis. At the Was till pursuance of the recent net relating to ,
c-unclusion of i.lie service the organ struck iii) , vexatious indictment.) bound over to prosecute at
Slendelashines Wedding March. which was brilliantly the amazes. although the feeling of the Bench was
i performed by a gentleman oho actsal as amateur i evidently against Iniell a course.
"tgamat thimight'at the "rein ttt al' ably tuPPl)t"g 1 81111/47,WATIte.—Arlion uyaimet a Surgeort.—ln
the place of Sir. Ilerbert, the Abbey organiet,
the Bridgwater County Court .in Fl May a jury
presence was required by the wedding party, as the i
ease was heard, in which the plaintiff, Robert
lortile-groont's " best mail." The bells rang out a
Ilainblvit, a hawker, living at Chilton Polito.,
merry peal. in tumour "(the occasion.
Mr. Francia James Haunt tttttt 1, of
.this town, l
sought to reviver .C. 59 damages for unskilful treat-
ment of a fractured leg by defendant, Mr. Charles
having passed the necessary examination in the ion'. a surgeon of the SWIM ifICO. Mr. Reed for
science and practice of medicine, received Lis
plaintiff, Mr. Poole for defen. • nt.—The plaintiff'a
certificate to practMe on the 11th inst.
case arts that a bone was litiikeu by the falling of a
On Titesilay one of the most ciiiimileraide trains
cart upon Ilia leg ; that di:feud:int declared it WIN
that have as yet traversed the Ceittral Line passed
not broken. and dot not attempt to set it until four.
Sherborne station, drawn by two emotes, and min.
teen days after the accident. Ha then went into the
veying the filat regiment from Pertaniuuth to Exeter.
Intirmarv, where the leg was broken again and
It couiprimed nearly thirty carriages, all of which
reset. The ilefenilitnt called wipe:semi to show be
were well fillcol. hail treated the case properly, and that the plaintiff
VuLUNTV.Kit MILKS. —The Sherborite company
would still have a useful limb. The jury gave the
was mustered on Friday evening, the 14th iiist., 6)
plaintiff a verdict for C2O.
Lieutenant and Adjutant J. E. beans Campbell alio
put them through several movements 11l the field,
and afterwards erten:laud them in the manual and