The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

TB/ BODY of the boy Barnes, who was mai.
dental'', drowned at the harbour recently, wee die-
oov.rel early last Monday warning by • ocissautardir
mu, near where the dewiased was wen to so down.
An inquest wu held on Friday. when • rcrdia wee
returned in saurian*, with the frets.

BOROUGH BOLICK. Tuesday. —Before 8. W.
Whethani ant James Williams, Pena John Bradterd
was charged with stealing beer from Franc'. Giles, be-r.
house keeper. Love Oils., wife of Freesia Giles, said
the prim:onnr had lodged in ber house about two year.,
she had mimed beer for seems time pat, and often in the
rooming found she could not unlock the cellar d•ver
easily on she used to do, and also found cups which had
hen left clean over night had beer in them nett morn.
ing. On Sunday week she left home, mad before .he left
put some paper in the menet door and round the tape of
two barrels, and on her cetera she could not open the
cellar door without mush trouble, and found the per
she left in it and renrd the two bareels gone On Wed.
neaday night Au went down and hid herself, in the
cellsr, and locked herself in. About half past
three the prisoner CARA down unlocked the
seller door with a false key he had, went to wee of the
barrels and drew soup fall of helmeted drunk part of it-
. Ile thee left the cellar and went into the bar where he
drank the remainder of it. She then went out to him,
and told him he was the thief she had been looking for
some time. The prisoner then ran out of the her and
locked her in.af air little while hs unlocked the dew and
asked her to (orgies hem which she said she would not.
The value of the beer was shout 2d. Prisoner plesded
not guilty, and denied having been in the cellar.
Sentenced to one month'e hard labour.

COMITY PITT Ritangoits, Monday.—Mattratea t
C. Weld, Eq. and &P. Hendry, Eaq.—Aan midge
was charged for &Boehm • sow to stray on the hishway
at Berateck, on the 4th Jane, having been fined cue
before for • aimilar offence, was deed 2a 6d. and 7a
ousts. John Wheadon for allowieg his horse to dray
at Wamhrrok on the Bth Jane, wee used to. and seats
lla —Daniel Browned', for allowing three donkeys to
stray on the highway at Chardstack, as sth June waa
fined le. and lls. oastia—Charles Iluish, for allowing
his donkey to stray on the leighwey at Chardatook on
the 15th May, was fined Is. and 7s. aorta —Joseph
Lutes. master meson, wee chatged with being drunk
and riotous on 3rd June in the public thoroughfau.
Defendant pleaded not guilty. P.C. Hamad nid
he maw the defend sot on the main( of
that day drunk, he came up to him and was very
I abusive and wanted to fight him. He desired him
to ffo home or he would be taken into custody, and
hie son came and bad him home. Defendant fielded
being drunk, and said he only jest spoke to Ike mee,
and he took tom by tha collar, kicked him and threw
him down. Ile maid the policeman snit have beim very
&Moue for • job to have behaved so to bun, • man
between 70 end 80 years old. Fined Is. and Be. soda.
—Bernard Coleberd, yeoman. of Lyme Regis, slimed
by Job H .llett, with &why to his horse, on the Bth
Jana, Mr, Manley for defendant. Coleberd worked
the more with two ohoea off. end • bad wound on the
right shoulder, with the sal just rubbed off. Mr.
Manley utd the defendant had not need the horse for
some time on account of this wound, but thinking it
I wee heeled he pet the home in the waggon for • short
time and finding dm wound not healed, he had
it auk sgain. The Magistrates dismieed the cue,
Robett Paul was charged with offending against the
cattle tilanae orders ho removing two bulls and one cow
on the 19th Jane, at &minder, alter hours at night.
Defendant'. meter, Mr. OLlse Ilfratoptou, said there was
no blame to the drover, he had permits to remove the
cattle, bathed had to wait during the day for one of
the penults, which was the cause of his being so late at
I nisitt. Tito magetrates eagtheeed defendant as to the
(atone, they thought in this 'Maass It was accidental,
so dimness' the esse.—Amos Rendell was charged
with offending against ties adds Plague orders by
muds( a cell from Hawkehurch to The: n0...mh0 on
6th Jew, without • permit for doing ea.—Defendant
said he did move the oaf, but had • pass ; he then
predated two ppm, but the politeness mid be only
produced one of Ha papers to him at the time which it
appeared was not sailloient. The dim paper, • de.
derarlon defeadant said wee left as tbe cagistratea
clerk's oboe at Chard, as was usual.— Mr. P. W. laundry
said that what was on both thole papers defeedant ought
to have produced to the policeman, the untenis of the
two were uwaally written on one paper. It appeared,
It , that the Somerset hire magistrates usually
kept the declaration and gave the other paper to persona
removing tattle, as in this ease. The doomed paper now
produoid defendant said he had obtained from the
olerk'a office at Chard sines be bad been rum-
moned.—Mr. Weld said tho tnegisteatee thought
defendant had done all he could, and thought
the clerk at Chard should be informi the practises
there was net corm' according to the law.—
Mr. Mac Hale said be would inquire at Chard ae to
whether the practise there ass as difeedeat bad said.
The magletratu then adjourned the casts to next meet-
ing that enquiries might be made as to the hada at
IChard. Robert Dimond was summoned for offending
l4Punst the cattle plague orders by removing one so•
and one calf, from Newbury, Devon to Hawkehurch.
Dorset, on 12th Jane. This was • similar cam to the
Lest, the man had produced one certillcate to the police-
man, which he obtained at Amineter, the decd./Won
being kept by the magistrates' c erk there. Both Gatti-
Scales were now produced. This coot was also
peetpooed to next meeting. Another case for
removing settle at night, against the same defendant.
Mr. Mcilale said he would withdraw. -- Robert I
Hyde was ehergei with beim, drunk and riotous
at Charmouth on the 23rd June He pleaded not
guilty. P.C. Hazzard said the defeedaali was dank in
the street about two o'clock In the morning, he spoke to
him. and he then bums abusive, and I. told I,lst he
should *ammo him. He had had oomplaints made to
him about noir* being made at night. Pined 2g. and
Bs. costa—William Hoenaell, of North Allingtoo, was
charged with furious oriole( on the highway
neer Wyoh B.ithenhamplon, on the lath of June
Mr. Hanley fr defendant. P.C. Greenstock said on
that day near Wyeh Farm he beard •ometbine owning
behind him, loo'ced round and saw defendant
driving • horse and van, the borate wits galloping and be
saw defendant strike the horse repeatedly to make it go
faster. He, himself, was obliged to pt in the ditch to
get out of the way. He awe-home and van coming in
an opposite direction, the driest of which had to drive
slow to let d.feerlaat peas Ha heard compleinte that
he drove through Berton at • gallop.—Mr. Manley then
called the following witoesees on behalf of defendant.—
Joseph Bemford, merlon, mid he was in • eagle= with
defendant and others on the 16th June. They left
Burton about 6 p.m., to "tome to Bridport, &deaden'
• driving. They same on at a moderate pace part of the
way emu fish Wt. game on behind, and peeled theta
at the Crown Inn. The horse did not gallop at all.
They took rather more than half hour to reach Bridport
Tee house we* • free per. Jams Dedd, another
mariner, said be was with defendant in the waggon,
they walked "a tidy bit" oat of Barton, teed went part
of the wry at • steady pass, Use horse did mot plieg.
he aorr4orated the *Mum of previous
Joseph Dew. soother inatiaer who was in the wanes.
corroborated. Mr. Robert Hommel', the father of
defendant, said he had had the horse for tee years, Is
was a very study horse. The magistrate" dismissed
the eue.—Jana Hall for allowing • site to May on
the highway at Whitt:thumb CIIIOOOIOOIUM oo 99th
May, warn fined 6d, and meta rt elitted.—TUlSDAT.
&fon, B. P. Hendry, Esq.—Kliaabeth Wellman was
charged by Mary dame Hies wiei tbreateeing at Lodges
on 30 b Jane that abs should tut lift Mg, that she
would pull all the hair from her body and with makine
Bre of other violent language and sompleinant requested
that she be required to find sureties for her good
behaviour. Ordered to lad one surety in £4O.

COIIOIIIIIOItATION BIONIC, AT ST. PLUM'S, MVPS.
—A special merrier was hold at tbis chard on Friday
earning to aoranteasorste in coeweratioo. There was
• large attadaa ot dew and laity, sad tke plowed-
inp were of a most intag and Joyous ebareeler, sad
▪ the close bnt one (sag aalaatedall, that *be victor
—who in building tlas beautiful aura to the memory
of his revered predecessor, bas assuredly dome • real
work, which will ever mimed to his Wear—wield
endersaar to make this service of annual mune ros.
The church was meat bnintif ally adorned with flower.
sod gleaner, for this body ocoaeloa, sad boa in tbo
dr% leas and gas nil arrageareat of the deseralliene se
perished Was the artiste ihiul sad avian tante .1
14.. and the Viers Rawlins= had been drvolei to tins
work. 'The soar esanatis was extremely biesmifnl, and
on fad that lb* beatiClul, whether in natare or Is srt,is
setlenlated to poiat our hark and raise oar thoughts
lath. °resew end Giver el al tea *imp. Is t$
skald the dmikow to A4dzia," d

✓arlet verniers and calemslarks, and • croft of red
roses and mom. The northern window of therms/into
bad in rhododendrons and ...it ;
and the southern, a Constantine moss In wrist
geraniums and syringe, with two Maltese error coo,
pared of sweet William.. The pulpit was wreathed
with arbor vitas and geranium. In the month traneept,
the first w.ntlo. rad • tr•••sle and • trefoil in sw. et
Wfllias •nd Portrcal laurel, euchring the eared
monogram, s." in yellow neirolarben said the
'rand. • star in yellow awl scarlet. In tia sorb
trarept the first window wee decorated with a va
dyke of various In sere ; gad the eirond, Interlacing
circles of sari re flower.. Tbe first window a the
north rale hal jot-Racing circle in swear, mauve,
and white; the seental, crow of searlet, poopy
caleeoltiries. In the oar, the hat window eras agar
tweeted with Maitre creage. is ewer Williams and
calceolarins; the stewed had crowns in rhododendrons,
, ealeteolariae, seal geraniums ; and the third, fieur-de-lis
In caleectlaries. The font was decorated with a cross of
white roses sad mar with wreaths of white roar 1.1,
and notiderhalr fi-ene. The Pews were ',real-bed with
yaw, ire.lvy and lowers. The wall. were ornamented
with Constestine's 0010% t Han giro, I. ft .s., and
inferrer/ triangles in forte, boo, yew, and
dowers. Al the miet and of the church was Alpha
and Omega in yew, 1-ox, and dowers. The service
was trend throughout, sad it was performed
by the village Artie, which has had the advantage of
Kra Berliner's training in a meet pleasing manner,
and with great accuracy. The processional hymn was
193, Balabury hymn honk, to Oriel ; Venite, Fussell,
In ;Te Drum, frothy, i.i II fiat; Jubilate, Myr", is
A ; Kyrie, Ifendebaohn ; hymn 105; Salisbury !mon
book, Trope, No 2; concluding hymn, ISt. Salisbury
hymn book, boor. The movie. was intoned with
ability and feeling by the Rev. G. N. Treading, of
Winterslog. The find lesson yr read by the her. H.
C. Hoarier of Bettisconibe, and the second by the
Rev. J. Fisher, of Torch...ter. The Rev. W. R. C.
Amain-Goarry intoned the Commenion service, and
reed the gospel, and the Rev. Prebendary Bradley reed
the epistle. The •armon, a very appropriate and
excellent one, was preached by the Rev. Nark Conner,
rector of St. Mary's, Southampton, from Revelations
Kai, PI, where the apocalyptic teer says And I raw
no temple therein, for the Lard God Almighty and the
Limb are the temple of IL" It was thown that these
words did not mean that Heaven would not be • pier
of devotion, for devotion there will be inters; nor that
there will be no asectertioe there, tee in heaven the
amociatiou will be entrancing; nor that there will be no
manifestation of God's glory there, for is heaven the
'bay of God will be. flood of terry. Nor did the text
mean that in heaven there will he no praise, for praise
there will have reached ita highest elevation.
But the text see= to intimate that in Heaven
there will be no material temples made with
hands—that there will be no net or fixed
press for worship—no set or fixed time. That there
will be no prescribed ordinances, that no oocasional
service, will be required, that there will be no distinct
mintatrutioes, for every glorified allot will be • king and
• priest, and Lastly that there will be no alternations of
Labour and rest an now, for in Heaven every day will be
• Sabbath, and eternity its donation. The preacher
then alluded to the Church which had been built by ths
largo...able Labours of the present rector, in memory
of the late renter, built on the very site which ti.e
former rector would himself have chosen; and after this
allusion he exhorted the congregation. which he under-
stood so crowded toe thrall Sander by Sunday-I.t:
To retinue such attendance, telling them, by the
example of Traria, that they knew not what they lost
by one presumptuous, by ooe inexcusable arenas
Sad: He exhorted them to pray for their airier...l,
that zhe sword spoken by them, whetiar from dub of
pulpit, might run and be glorified ; to pray also foe the
congregations, that they might worship God as rte. as
they sariubled, in the spirit and in the truth. 3rd: He
exhorted them to be consistent in their lira Irby,
he
rid, an ortriclot in errata but heterodox in life and
oonvenation. He quoted the saying of the immortal
Hooker upon this sutler, viz., "The beet temples that
we am dedicate to God are oar rectified bodies and
sour" Whenever, said the preacher, be saw such
oomely and beardol oberhea as that in which tht y
were now amembled, and, thank (led, our country is
studded with them, he could not help exeriming, as he
saw their spires and towers :