The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

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Ida hearers sjahaiiiiirdarkness of ythle; pre!telibs, se-
uobelirf, and istbskisd !bed to wali in the air ma
liberty ottr SAM& bthisigirt ielto the world. .
-FARRIERT.--lin 'lmportance of having horse, writ
thud i row universally recovi ed. The I' mu.
the Itath •nd West of En,...1.nd Wei. ty 14 - 'their 'sat
annuli marina offered several pr:ses to this demerit:l:i;
ft of handiera, and Me oompetitem was tease& dsa '
of the most intertating fe.tures a she ealnibition.."' 1
sr.s at th,t time intimated, in. a aetnimfatishi .tnerrel
that farriery, se a ruse, 1s io IL by no TneanOt -Ai/
ative. This may or may not be true. , '
rrrently had ocular demonstration th ,t
tans at at le.st ose farrier wh., ie Ardent hi His ofling
and commendably proud of his skill, Mk, Chad%
Bullock, of the A ilatery, 8 hrissele. &HA , noir
'Astioned at the barracks. note interested iii the *eV
may see a anicote elereimee of his workmanship-1
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Hit or Moe las, rordingtom • :,•1•,d1 „
Tits Wrstifkll.—The itaktfttgot the thensisiseit at
Dorchester fur the pest week is 6,5 follows:
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1864

Oct. 1
25 52 32 Fir brisk
24 . 49 45 838
2,5 53 49
26 63 49
27 55 45
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THIt CAS* of ALIAl1rt,:a0111111 ttraAtitNll.—Vo..
understand that bin eblltioti, Pim, of Preetaki.
thrOdth *hue information • bores-dealer named/
Atihn Burden, knowa at the fairs in this district,Pree
lal!en into oustody en • charge of horse stealing, had"
~Ft.,„ the Dorchester look-up for two days 'll!ifiriri
0! in our raid issue), _whith imWritonmene
l *gal in oonseqinriee gait Micdtit hr)iag rebeirid
In. of thei pride inhd td ' given r the pdni#,
, haa_pald the kit one (*lima' eipenses demanded
by Burden to itay him from entering an action .far
false imprisonment Tbt ~ties' moil of this trarti,
aotioii, t hlbh bts seat Mr. Ghilitoti at least the entity
worth of Oh iiiiiiiiii he had to dispose of, appeare to
be this—lever have dealings at a fair with any Uwe
reputable men; or, if you most do business with
anybody that offers, taktroare not to atibept • trifle
of the qua to be paid (wbloh will °obvert what
might Othersilins be it seindle intli il debt) but insist
, upon " the *hole bride, slid nothing hilt the prim"
: To show that Mr. Chiloott had some matron gravely
to atiapeot he had been cheated, we may state that
*ben Burden was brought up before the magistrates,
lipeor man appeared in court of whom be had bought
oo the urns day as the transaction with Mr Chiloott
atterse—the only animal he was poeseesed of,, and
ems he bad reared himself— for about £l2 ; of that
'ant however, he had only paid 10s. , and the week
istidun which he WA* to pity theffetnainder had long
lied; and the peer fellow. laeafd So tidings of bin
'ney or of
d Burden Who . diesiorared from the
elghbotirheocistuaicilui iisd isi
. ,
Erretteont PILIFISING Or s6llV.tati.—ks owe re•
sealing in a marked Manner the amenatits and
disadvantages Of a ..servint's life his idst Seen
kinegbt before, the boredgh magistrals. hierg ret
Itatnett, tlf Weavings Wootton, formerly house-
maid at Major Smith's, Meatheote Lodge, Fording.
ton, and Bliss, Marsh, of Langton **tracers, till latterly
is auniee at the same plate as lady's maid and parlour
paid, were chained on Monday, before Dr. Lldridve
Mayor), J. Bishop, Req., J. F. Hodges, Esq., sad
s. ...Davie, Kn., with stealing variant articles of rear-
g apparel and other property belonging to Major
*nth. Mn lillesion prosecuted, and Xt. Hurtled de-
r,
feuded ?abash. From the eVidenep Of Mrs: Rsaith it
•shred thet Marsh Mitered her Serving in February
du the loath* tif p bid Hewed Emma Lees M
tune iirisonet's Aster *al engaged hi Filiathoote
-hedge as Psrlear maid, and on her leaving to le married
"Limner was elevated to the pooition of lady's maid and
potions. maid. In that upscity she remained till •
resent marriage of Miss Smith now Mrs. Castle), w
it was arranged arranged that she should become the maid
that lady. She attended the newly-married couple
their malt' ge tout On the night of the wedding
*numb iat the house did not liondsiit *Means ;
ow/ .hthii hire &Mb (It wide hinted t . t they gilt ' 1
..wee hit equiffefl, end neat morning l had notice i
Lliteve. About this time some half-dozen silver forks We ,
, Missed, and Mrs. Smith wrote to Torgesy et the
, Marsh, with referehi So the niatilki, saying " I
considered her, as parloor maid, responsible for '
1 Moue She did not suspect her of stealing them
°Mahe then halo owns to do so. Upon this Marsh
swituned to Mrs. Smith's told her that the letter bad
her very uneasy, and ti.at she had asked and
Castle's permissiou to some balk to see about
, Smith told her that "she
.41d not essetly btaine
or the, lcksie4 fee nit isorienited, *het forks Deka !
tf es
tlegriltrlf in ilse h been lost from time to thee, 1
'and others taken from the store to make op the repair
number. Subsequently Marsh (who remised nottee of
dimnioal 44.8 with the yea) pntorect into th• aervice
et the Rev. Mr. Lester, X Swanage. On Saturday night,
tOetober 21st, Mrs. Smith missed amber:Wier ertieleal
trout the house, and as a quantity of property bad Wan I
lilt from thus to time she eommunicated with filupeein.. !
*indent Portnoy, atiti ,P.C. Comilis, t4ingtim that.
she thought all the servants might to IM Seiu edi and
spanking in reference to Marsh, she, sail to P.C.
itl.ins. "If rod find ailything marked with oair sou&
it India 11004 tO Tg..r / dtioi ictitli(tif shin elf*
things to any One. vpifil la, ofi tummy motoxig,.
P.C. Cousins went to the house of Marsh's father, rot
Langton, and told her his mission, when he was willingly
thews the girriboa, which wee locked, nod informed
that she had the key, and was at the Rev. Mr. Lester's. '
He fetched her from SWanage, telling her whet he
wanted her abut, and elve tmlecked the-bot, and as the 1
things were turned out she pointed to tWo pairs of I
stookions and lame collars "Inch were marked with the
dente of " Sidlithrl' myisig, •Moons Mri. fhtfith gbiore me:"
Theii the donstable MK " lidi Mid. Shilth toitl me that
it I found any things marked with their Same yeti muft
have Melee theta, as she serer gave you anything."
GO being pressed, Orals' said, Mrs. Smith did not
state she hell never, Oven her anything. The girl war'
,ekea into eaunod....t2ned the boa and its contents
. ht to the On . Wednesday, Oct.
, the. Shine gicEpttiti Feftire Mdf: Smith, in
the
.a.....1=4 tirlinttlnialle the constable. Cousins
Moo ablehelisn of Mrs. Smith to the Zi
.some of the artiste* were marked "Smith," w
she maid, 'Thee. baker to her, for my daughter ga
her the colas, and 1 .: 'the stockings." He ,
tlithinded her dl- ' the gave him, whet
- si./il 'i I gave her. thou
at Skill,. l'llt-"T"
, !dealings main
.;dee4lgilcala cin did fg
it
, no reeelleotlon
promii ed to give
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a, she meant to
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