The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-07 00:00:00

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Baluchi re CUlintao —.10114 !ferule *u entn•
stoned by hb , 0.. T. EtaUoth, Esq., for leasing
his shed., ITlrrit hieing, gileti notice' . —Com-
piainant &post that snout BYC freekie ado hit
gardener brought him the defeated tot approval; is he
wanted a boy to work under him in the giltden.
Comulainut aimed with the defendant at 4s.
per week, and the latter was to give o week's notice
he asp be wished to leave. On Thursday week defen-
dant left his employ without en doing.—Mr. Bullock
did not wish to plus the cue, bet hoped It would lee
"ali, to tb• deferidaot, who wee Aiseharged on
paying the sets of the summona
Batson OP Pith Best Am—Meths Porce,s leethoose
keeper, of Charge wee snegesined for selling beer
after prohibited upeored, for the
derfenee.—Prosn statemesat of r.o. irubop it
appeared that lit ette on ditty in the parish of Charininater on Saturday. the 21•1 of !Lash, in company
with P.C. Poster. About half pest 11 he saw two
women enter the defendant's .boue by the front
d"°T. Boot one 090. bad It, and the partite waist into
the boast. Both (Abets heard soiree one nth for the
loan of a jag to take hoes a gallon of ale,
and the money woo thrown on a table, Dome one
remaking " There's the money." The women, on leav-
ing the home, had • can with kbout half a gallon of ale
I. it, which appeared to hays been fresh drawn. On
the oaken charging Fong with drawing the beer after
hoer* be denied the charge.— Crogresamised : They
might not have been ell yards hons the hoes
when they beard . the, eovererestima The women
toted ter the beer in lend Volea.=P.C., Poster corro-
borated his brother ofilrer'e statement. For the Mena)
three witness were called, two of whom Mated that
they went into the defendant's house for five pihts of
sleet, quarter to ten on the sight in question. Whilst
there they met • woman named Limy. Beesley, who
Naked them to eee • young man who was ell in the house,
which they did. After this they went to Begley's
house and had some beer, and than left. All of the
vintages swore positively that the beer was drawn
before tee o'clock. Time is • thorouthfue between
defendant'. and Mn. Beeglay's Iteges.—lit reply to the
Bash, Saperisendept Underwood itaid the defendant
bel Rot leas convicted eritbiu the put twelvesnoeths.
—The) defthdalt wU had 40s. and sada a &skim
which appeared to mute stirpriss.
Samsung BABLZT.—At the Towuludl, am Sitar-
day, before the Mayor, (J. OAFS, Beg.), J. F.
Hodges, B. Her* and M. Devenial;. Burs., two
men, named Chiefs &OM end William Fry, were
charged with stealing • quantity of barley, the
rardlof Hamra Eldridge, Hama, and o.—Mr.
y solicitor of Weymouth, mu of the Snit,
attended on behalf of the prosecution.-P.C. G. Ketch
dosed that he wm on duty at Fordingtoa Hill about
half-past feer on Friday morning, as which plata
there *se • mill-bourn belonging to the pressentor.
W lanai hand • non* in the malt-house, is if some
oat was throwing steam itgoisiet the
.malf-boass door,
and inn few minutes the door was unlocked, end he
eaw • man R. in, and the door was again looked.
About five minutes after be maw Stens 00100 Otli of
the malt-house with • bag on his back, which be
carried to by house. —Fry came out of the malt-
boas* with Stone, but did not go beyond the out
aide door. Witness then went to Stone's house and
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Lit him at the door. Fie mme ont of Me been
and locked the door. Witness tben went to the
hack door, Mid Nina IS DP= aid be Teat it. In
the pantry be found the big predlimid, adverb! Thb a
cloth. The bag contained about tiro Mika; of
tartly, and had the prosecutors' pewee on it.
Witness then went to the malt-home with the
barley, sod charged Fry with stealing it. He said
"You did not see me Meal IL" 'Mimosa replied
that be bad seen him let Stone out et the itotise With
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the bag on his back. He then took him into
custody, and proceeded to Hod Stone which be did
near Mr. Topp's house. He 'barged Stone with
stooling the barley from promoters, when he said
" Oh dear as it is a bad Job, George." Witness
cautioned them about making any statement as it
would be given it aide:ice *vial them. Stone
then said "Pry mime to me two or three Lana
last night to tithe away the barley. Tin hotly was
for Fry's pig." Fry said" It is no muter whim I
suffer, for I had • good master, if it was
not for my wife and children.' Witness
then took them to the station, but before
doing so he pee Mr. Mason the key of the malt
house. Fry then add tit Mr. 14e5110 "Do forgive
me, Sir, for the lake of my wife and tamily.4
Magog replied Alit he could not, and he
would sooner have given him £5 than he
should have doll it. At the itatiol Witness
searched Fry, and found a weld knife and
Itm 10‘1.—Mr. 'Mord sad it was the wish oi the
tors that the case should be remanded until
prosecutors
so that it might be summarily disposed of
if it was the wash of the Booth. The Beach senc•
laud the application. —Elate applied that be might
be allowed to go on bell, but this was refused.
—The two prathers were spin broosht up on Monday,
when; It addition te the 'lames produced on Satur-
day, Mr. Alfred Xasoo, con of Hie parteers.of the inn,
said be bad a nialthome at Fordingtob. Fry Vait Ike
maltater, had charge of the boar. and likewise eases to
all the grain them On Thursday and Friday last he
bad a large quantity of grain there. He had been
shown the bailey a the eustiody cf the police, sad be
could identify kini also the bag, which bed the emu of
the arm on It. Re lima produced sfeasmpte. whist] *or-
responded exactly with flat swam. Kr. Mason
impressed a Isiah that the magistrates Weed dispose of
li,. case summarily. Both pleasure pleaded patty.
The Bench were of opinion that this was • am which
could not be eummarily dioeed of, sad they had
agreed to sand the age for total at the Samosa. The
prim-ins having been easitiosed that their statement
would be taken down in wiLlipx.A.yry "I have
oothlng to MT. lam guilty Besse mid "Fry
anis to mg boil" t** St three o;2Tbefea! /.7 sad
asked me to have loaf a pliit ale. then sou MO
that he had two bashed, of barley for Id take,cway
the next morning for my pia, and I took it awl& et
Ii o'clock in the morning."—The prisoners were Hem
fully committed to take their till at the ern*
maim°. (Om Saturday a large quantity of barley was
found lii the river near the cloth factory, which doubt-
less had been thrown in the river to avoid certain
parties being delestel.)
Umso A Diu at Ptautort or 131.2.--,flohert
Brae • bather, of flatten, ma charged with
poaching an land in ixtronitit a, hare, at Direr
Magna; in the occupation of r.. Beet. Mr. Look
appeared for the compleinank mid Mr. Andrews for
the defendant. —Edmund James, • keeper, mid he
wu in the service of Augustus Foster. Lhig., at Oyer
lloigoo. On the 18th of March, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, be wee lying in wait for Brett to poss
with bia tart and dolt Witness was in ambush
Deer wbere • bate was lying. Boon alter defendant
passed by sad new the bide, and palled his dog to
chess it, but the dog could not catch it, mad ther.
wards retained to dlithdant —ln arommuntiaition
witneee mid be did not start the hers lama
Brett did not stop his cart, but called "Loo,"
pointed over the hedge, sad the dog than went after
the beta —Mr. Andrews, in dance, couteoded
that he bad never met with • lore week ore in his
life. He said the MO 1111111 travelling on the road in
the °Watery permit of his balsam, and banner be
celled his dog from the side of the hedge to the
other, le was not to be called upon for sang a dog
for the purpose of toklut pa., without having •
game certificate —The Beech aid they were bound
to convict. Tbis was not a very serious asee, but
there was no doubt the defendant sent his dog for
the purpose of of catching the hare and if the dog
bad got it, dein/laid would have kept it —Tumid
10s. and cute —The defendant was then
with using hie dog in melt of pate on Wed=
the 2511. of March, on land is the oscopetion of Mr.
Beth—Edward Janus mid on the day in questios
he wee conceled in • calk pit, when be taw dam
defendant's dog bunting in mate radio* De-
fendant pointed his head for his dog to go in morel
of a here, bet the deg rinsed to go, and Brett then
got ceit ol his tort sad west into the field. bet the
dog would not go. He them mos out of the field,
"petted" the dog up, and put it over the hedge.
Defendant then came op to the keeper, whe'nigi
latter mid to him, "Your dog does not mum so
willing ee you are to-day." Defendant said "You
did not see es take anything. I eel, take my dog
in my cart so that if I see a bare I have • good run
after it."—Mr. Andrew, untended that than was
no evidence in this cam to convict the defendant, in•
amuck as no hare had been peeved to have been in
the field. —The Basch said they would give the
defendant the benefit of the doubt, and discharged
him, but advised him to get rid of the dog and hoped
the former ma would be a warning to him.
Dion xthous.--Joseph Howe WWI charged with
being drunk andcruitingedisturbenoe.—P.C. Harris
, said shoot half-pest 11 at night on the 24th March, he
was on duty at Martiostown when he saw the de-
feediust drank, and shouting out for a man to fight
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him. —The defendant in dormice, denied that be was
drunk, its ha kid only had " • drop of ale all the
day." He treated a men to some ale, after which
he very kindly Aired to tight lam. In support of
this he called his Mater, who said it was another
young men who wanted to fight, mod that the de-
fendant was sober.—Fined ss. and costs.
BRIACIf or ran Gams Am—Micheal Morris
and Tom Chlimptior were charged with • breath of
the game ad.—Neither of the defendants war*
and the serviesof the 111UOUDODelbsving been proved,
Superintendent Underwood mid that on Math
day, the 19th of March, be out the &haute on
the turnpike rood near Charminster. H slopped than
as be had mospiewas of their having gases. Meals
had a basket on one of his shoulders, which whims
searched. On the top of the basket be found •
ft_thadift7 of rep, under which we comeeled • here
He asked Morris whose bareit was, when Christopher
replied that it wee his, He them asked how he OM
by it, when be mid he had bought it at Ohlelboorns
Witness then examined the Lire and hand it was
, fresh and bleeding, whim Christopher mid it hid
bee* killed by a sheep dog thee nthltqwk The
defendants welt Seed /5 seek sod 18.6" ma
months'
FuLtur.—Janse D.JI. elieVisid in the employ
of his it Pea, of got 4206 eree Ines&
V: tie- • " ftermills

Holloway stabil that from information Which be viz.
ctived, be *ant to Wein Compton, on Thursday, the
29th of Mara, to st farm occupied by Mr. Joseph
Paull,* *Mt CntOto. A) that placebo saw a
nut with the mune of Joachim Dodge, licensed
hawker and marine store deglat. The officer sew
Alfred Dodge, • eon of the former, going in the
direction of priponer's house, with what appetit•fi io'
be a empty hastet ft his bands. Witness follow cri
him behind a hedge until fht bay reached prisoner's
Lome, and after a few minutes he .tie Min conic out
of the house with a very large parcel, and r in the
direction of West Compton. Witness followed.
end overtook him. and asked what ho had
got. The bor. replied" rags and bones." The
(AWN Duni .rent el little further when be met Mr.
Paul's bailiff, who requested him to examine the
pared;
_which' he did, and ander nine rags and bones
he found twette iambi slim *Moe of which were
marked vrith the letter " P." He showed them to
the bail if who identified HAW it belonging to his
master. He afterwards went to the prilioner's
hoses in company with the bailiff and then chatged
prisoner with the offence. H. at first denied that
be lied give* the boy the skins, but afterwards and
to the bailiff, "1 hops you will forgive ins,
this time and I will never do it any more."—
Hobert *MU, bailiff to Mr. Paull, arid that on
'Thursday, the 1114th of March, be in. Alfred Dodge
go TO the prisoner's house with an empty basket.
He afterwards saw the police offioer following the
boy, and fetus* then met then:. le toid the
officer to smirch the boy's basket, as he thought
there Were Some faith skins in it, but the boy said
be had not. time searching the basket 12 lamb
skins were found under some rags and bones. The
skins be oould identify as belay hii master's
property, as some were marked on the ear.
and some on the fore knee. The value
of the skins was half-a-crown. —The prisoner
pleaded guilty, and wished for the cam to
be summarily disposed of.—Mr. Paull did not wish
to press the rime, and in consideration of this the
prisoner was sentenced to 14 days' kw prisoutuent with
hard labodi.
Mumma vomit fa Sanwa —George Rugg was
charged with Uri/behaving himself whilst in the
service of Mr. Hill, of Came Farm.—Mr. Thomu
Hill said the defendant WM a shepherd in
his employ, and be was engaged at the last
....indletnas flair. On Good Friday defendant
neglected one lot of sheep and lambs, which
he left in • fold unprovided for, which prosecutor
did not notice until mid-day, wberees they should
have been termed out early in the morning. On
Saturday be epoke to the defendant on the subject
when he made use of very profane language.—
Josiah Hill, brother Mete lagt witness swidits Went
in search of the defendant than TO o'clock in the
morning, but could not find bun. When he foetid
him he appeared to be drueli.—Mr. Joebiah
sea., proved that the deifeodeint ised disobeyed his
indent on Saturday morning, and had sworn at him
in the Mom diegraosful manner. His conduct
throughout had bean of the most violent description.
—Defendant, in defence, add "he had a rough voice,
bat that be amid not help, butt he had not used •
biased profane word all the morning." He then
galled his son John Rags, who denied that his father
bad made use of abusive language to Mr. Hill.- The
Bench inquired how much wages were doe to tlie
defendant when lb. ,Hill replied 22a. and this the
defendant was ordered tff lona

ELscriow or CHOICIIWARDIMIII.--tio Monday the
eleetion of ohureboardens for the eneuine yeas th
pima All Saints :—Mr. John James limant and Mt.
Alfred Spi•er ware re-eleehad. St Peter's :—Mr. John
!fiat and Mr. Henry Dnrden, in the room of Mr.
Shorto and Mr. ?mkt. Holy Trinity : —Mr. Barnes
and Mt. Mayo, of Proms, the former being roeleetod,
and the hater in the place of Dr. Aldridge.

/AST% OF CHAILIJI /VIM* gll3 —lt is with feel.
MP of deep regret that we hate to resercT the death of
Cheriss Porches, Seq., which mai ••an event took
piaci on daturdwaghlosessing at his seat, CIO=
near l'incleterf gentleman had
some of the ' c=s in the county, haying
formerly been High Sheriff as sitti satemity-Cbainnati of
the thtui of Quarter Sessions, in both of which Aloes
he disabused the dirties with credit to hinted!, sad to
the satisfaction of the county at large. The Mailed
gentlemen was foremost in any work that tended for
the welfare of the community, and was always ready
te
16. ltbbill%nures to sesiet in any charitable object that
was ti nadir . ratios. lie was a sealous advo-
cate and end of the Dosed Comity Friendly Society.
through whose instrumentality we Mame the bensfite
of such a society were first introsiused into the county.
He also took an active part in the promotion of the
Dorchester Rills Corps, and by his demise the corm
will loss a good friend. As a magistrate he was much
respected, but amongst the poor in the locality in which
be retitled his loss be mostly felt, as he was a true
friend to that, art ostentatiously showing his actions,
but in stealth aorryiig on his labours of love and
charity.

DOECHESTSI 1671.111 tOlTil. —On Monday about 30 of
lite memben of this corps, under the coniumnd of Li.nt.
Coombe, (Captain Kindenley being nonvoidebly absent
metßeqa!! lath. deet
marched tliodieispfathig-i .1 .14,Cp.brdll ryorctt eef;
head. As AMA the weather ass wet, end although the
rain was falling very fast, this did not deter them from
their eight miles' marsh, sad they left the town in high
Annie, to the merry strains of their excellent nod.
Tea ItHIMMOS AND STECIAL DRIIVICEL—OD Good
Friday • sermon wee preached in the Wesleyan Chapel
by the Rev. Mr. Rey, at Weletentli, ia ski of the fund.
for liquidating the debt oceasiond by repairing the
shape. At Ave °Won a tea meeting took plea in
the whookone of the shape', to which about HO salt
down an partook of the maid cup and its accompani-
mann After tea addresses were delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Rif" Omen steamed, Rev. Hr. Allen, and
the Bee. Mr, Rewards. The proteins of the collection
and to onetime notinted to nearly 110. The anneal
ensile tea meeting it etemenoe with the United
Methodist Free Church we. adebrated at the British
Schoolroom on the sum day. A anteroom party sat
, dawn to partake of the cheering cup, sifter whieb •
yobbo lerviee was held. On Benny sermon were
ie the as.. pine by dm Rev. J. Chime, of
re;disdeneath, and idle/tine mads in aid of the Trost
Ns*
' Pitilifiterf•thm. Serhent•Maior Collins, 01 the
Damn Regiment if Militia, who for sows time peel be.
eildebed as drillnsamet to the Bridport Rile Corn,
I. ioneenteace of these instrenfor being ander *poem
of Waning at HOU, we. on Murals/ preeentol with a
isetimanial as a resegaitios of hie serviese. On that
dip ahillbehe dome wen at parade Ciente-Canaan-
dent Miamide, in the same of the °Moen, non.
sowniestomed Maier., and private. pusssnt.d Us*
Serhant.Major with • beautiful hisses eon,
bade( for in handle a headmen gold knob,as a mark of
their spprenation lot the services he had rendered
them. TM knob of the cane was engraved with the
following inscription ;—" Presented to Sergent-Major
Conlin Sy the he D. V. R., Marsh 27, Ind."
At the Dog Show recently held as Cremona, H.
Barnes, Ifsq., ot thh *we, tech the Ant prim, • silver
eactbiwith hie Pormeranin dog.
Enter Quarter Serious fat the county will be
held at the Shireball, on Tuesday, (Ale day), when
business rein* to the County will be gone bite. On
Wednesday the Court will sit foe beans' the trial of
primmer; sad of appeals. The following are the pri-
amen tot Ina) :—Analem Lank. stealing a bank net.
of the value of Ihmelhary Bryan; George Chard,
embeediag irony it MiWporl; Nan Haas, stadia
an ate, Ite. at liewkehardir is.. finiithobeg lax et
Whitehneli Canniemar Themes Johnson, nese-
breakiegat.l.ith • William Fry sad Chad.. Won,
stidlasa
Ciffl2.—An inquest naked as Wednesday before
the depetyosteetert Loadirc ,at the New Ins,
sineerning the dean of the tone child of Carcilas
Oarem, who died the previews y. Seinen was gives
In prom that the diseased, who had born born is the
Cerise Usia.. an. a ferniest old. sod that it went to
hod with its soother ha &optimally gen bed* co the
previous night' but in the eierning the mother celled
the ahmilica al the sures of the nice to the cold en.
dines of the Want, when she found that it was dead.
The opinion of the servos of the bons was that the
child had met It. death by suffnaties. The jeep
returned • verdict that the demand had been suffocated
by its mother hong neon it
WEYMOUTH. —Tux SHADOW. During the past
few week. of See weather thia favourite watering
pleas has received many arrival. preeeeting quite
' as milmated appearson. The arrivals at the
hotels ban deo- isentesed,aad many priest* lodg-
inp have bees taken. Old houses, too, under the
I combined efkrts at paint end while-wash, are be-
ginning to anon new hems, 'ad should the weather
eontinue Ana there is every prospect of an early season.
Fannin trains from Loans, both ea the Great
mid South Western limes, have brought • large
number of neandeeista.
GOOD FRIDAY AT WEYMOUTH. —On this day the
Lando* mid South Western Railway Canton no a
cheep neuritis train to London from Weymosh, when
about 33 persons availed themselves of the facilities
offered for • whit to Town. It hes been remarked that
the number of visitors who are in the baba of paving a
visit here on Good Friday. had oonsidenibly disclosed
from that at former years; be this however, as it
may, there were 55115$ tiember of people, and to nil
appearance the Sown we. well filled. The steam boats
to Portland were erammed with people, seamy of whom
paid • visit to the breakwater sad the VOTED fortifica-
tion, and appeared highly delighted with their ramble.
The weather was ell that could be wind for • day's
eicendoe to the ma side
PULHAM. —An sodden of a very serious adore
conned here on Wednesday. A boy named Herbert
Shepherd, in the employ of Mr. Foiled, of Canning
Court Farm, had been sent by his mister with a horse
and con to King's Sim to fetch some chain harrows.
On returning home, when near Pulliam Rectory, the
borne became frightened at the rattling el the harrows,
and become unmanageable. The boy, who wee in the
cart, attempted to get out and seise the hafidell head,
but was streak to the one of the niniers shoes
striking him on his =*causing a very dangerous
wound, which at one time promised to be at a fatal
nature. The poor boy vas soon picked up, mimed with
blood, and conveyed to Owns where Dn. Dowling
end Dickman were promptly in stands:lee, and did all
they could to amuse the pain of the safer,,, and wu
an glad to be able to state that under the treatment of
themientisaten he hipr opessing famemsbly.
CHRISTCHURCH. haulage?. in Thursday
last an sodden occurred at Chrundtarek, which,
wear. happy to say, was unattended with any very
serious results. It appear, that Dr. Welch and hi.
servant were pecceasling along in • vehicle, when
the horse amidealy took fright and ran sway down
Bridge-earest, kicking sod owning itself dint in a
meet oatrapous 1118021 r. whereby the tiocupaste of
air,lhiolo were throws out just wpm perms the
bat istkalMialif wham the diner net his
eadramilrual

new** of Mr. W. Bill, of tb• Belle Vus Doter
Bnernewoods, serious injuries migbe lines ensoied.
They were miming near to the wals et An bridge.
in order to prevent fr renibiliey of being throws owe
when turning Ore &oust