The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23 00:00:00

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SALISBURY.

Paws EXHIBITION. —Tbe only exhibitor from
Salisbury at the French Exhibitioo is Mr. Courtermy,
of the Miglit.street, who has on view a case of ladies'
hoots, which have ham much admired, mid are a
credit to this city.

5171301$ DEATH. —An inquest was held at the
Prism. of Wales Inn, before Mr. Hodder, deputy
coroner, on Tuesday, on the body of Maria Candy,
of Fullerton, who had died suddenly. The jury re-
turned a verdict of ' Died by the visitation of God."
Aocinenr.— On Monday • hoe netto-d George
Tapper, who was working at Mr. Goddard's, Milford•
street, bad the thumb of his left hand smaebed by
getting it into the cog wheels of • crane when lifting
some rale. He was admitted into the Salisbury
Infirmary, and it was found necessary to remove
part of the thumb.
MISS WICILIM'S WILL—The will of Miss Eliza-
beth Wiekins, of the Cathedral-close, New Sarum,
Wilts, was proved in London on the 4th of April,
by the ezeoators, Mr. Charles H. Radcliffe, Mr.
Elliott Morris, and Mr. Samuel Heathoote. The
pomposity was sworn under £45,000. The will is
dated the sth of August, 1847, and there are maven
codicils, the last dated the 12th of October 1866.
The testatrix died on the 119th of December follow.
ing, at the Chios, Salisbury, a‘ed 78. This will is of
considerable length, sod the legacies are numerous.
There are many bequests is cousin ion with the
cathedral. It wee her desire that the anthem "Call
to Remembrooe," should be performed by the choir
on the Sunday after her funeral. Leasers are left
to most of the officials engaged in the Nervier,
including the organist, lay vicars, and ohoir, down
to tbe organ-blower and bell-ringer. She directs the
interest of 000 to he laid to each vocalists
assisting the vicar choral, which sum she leave*" to
encourage the study and practice of Protestant sacred
music from 'elections of Green, Gibbons, Purer,
Jeremiah Clarke, and Croft." She leaves £lOO to
be applied in restoring any portion of the cathedral,
also several volumes of books to be added to the
Sarum library. She bequeaths, £lOO to the society
for assisting the poor clergy in Wilts, £lOO to the
Matrons' Ward College, and £lOO to the Salisbury
Infirmary. There are various legacies to her relative*
and friends. The residue of her property, real and
personal, she leaves to Hugh Price, eon of Hugh
Price, clerk, sod Charlotte his wife.
Coax rr Perry Sesenows, Tuesday. —Present
Viscount Folkestone, C. Peoruddocke, Req., Major
Heather*, T. F. Grove, Req., is P., M. H. Marsh,
v. v., R. A Perryman, Esq., J. Goff, jun.,
EN., Captain Wigrain, and George Von, Req.
William Winter, of Landlord, was sentenced to two
months' imprisonment, with bard labour, for
damaging underwood, the property of the Dowser,
Countess Nebion.—James Blake, an old offender.
who did not appear, was summoned for trespassing in
' pursuit of game on land in the occupation of
Mr. John Rogers, at Baroombe ; also for •
I similar offence on land in the occupation of Mr.
IJames Rewires, at South Rewton.—Fined 40s.
and ousts, or two months' imprisonment—the second
period of imprisonment to commence at the expira-
tion of the Orr Albert Junes Mitchell,of Brown
Street, 8-.lishory, was summoned for using wires to
take hares, lid Clarendon Park.—lt being his first
offence, the penalty was mitigated to foo. and omits.
—George Reeves, was summoned by Mr. E.
Blake, of Idminetone, for refusing to give up prise-
sine of • cottage and garden after having had doe
maim to do so. —Mr. P. W. ()trier appeared for
the complainant, and possession was ordered to be
given up forthwith. —Similar orders were made in
mbar oases. —William Sawyer, labourer, of
ffigheldean, charged with stealing • or* and •
handkerchief, value Ila, the property of G. Wilson,
of Wilsford, was remanded—George Harney was
summoned for having unlawfully taken • hare, at
Whitabary. The defendant was a gardener in the
employ of the Rev. R. F. Purvis, and be was seen to
take the hare from • wire. Hs afterwards took it to
his master's hers. —Fred 10s. and cane, or 10 days'
imprisonment. —John Berri, • carrier, was
summoned by Mr. Philip Byres, ears of the Salis-
bury and Atosehory Turnpike, for evadiag toll. The
questioo in the ease was whether the collector was
justified in taking" nook" toll, the defendant being
the proprietor of • "stage carriage."—The Borah
decided in favour of the beer, who did not pros for
a severe penalty.—Fined Sles. aul ours, or in de-
fault of distress, a fortnight's imprisonment.