The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21 00:00:00

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ming"- OPPriet, Monday Night
THE PRINCE OF WALES IN PARIS.
• grand ball took plaits it the British Embassy on
Friday night. The crowd was very great. The Prinos
of Wake, the Belprele, and the Duke of Edinburgh
Mimed a great deal. Twenty four Ithiattiogo persoosiree
were at the PriZICO of Wales's. sapper table. The
Empress sat between the Priam of Wales and the Duke
of Rsliaburgh. During the supper the .3, n per wre
greatly amused by the Duke of Edinburgh's Highland
piper marching resat, the table playing a number of
:Notch tunes. The Prieto of Wales visited the Paris
Jockey Club on Setnniay, where he was mon warmly
nosived. La tkellysaing his Royal Highness w.l present
at ase few at il Taikries. The Prime of Wales, the
Dube of FAlT:Dargh. and the King end Queen of the
Balgisas eVAsided the Chantilly rams an Busday.

THE HALL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Ten Q 011.31 this morning laid the trrt stone of tbe
new Hall of Arts and Sciences at South Kensington.
Her Majesty was amen penned by the Prises
and PriDOSIS Christian, the Mamma Louise and
Beats-we, and Prince Leopold. Her Majesty -ors
half risearning, and appeared in excellent health
sad spirits, and rspe.sedly acknowledged with gracious
and element smiles the salutations of the crowds who
had tented sot be do honour to that, sovereign.

NOVEL ROBBILILT OF • SAFI. —Early on Wednesday
hterniag the spirit vaults of Kr. Henry Hewieen, Bast-
street, South Shield., went broken into. The thieves
pewee:led to the ogles, where the safe, in shish there
were nine pounds in gold and silver, we., and instead of
!breaking it opm on the premise,, they serried it away
about nads distaat, saws this farad It open and
aletracted the contents. About ate o'clock the rife was
Sound in • hedge bank, by Lent going to his work,
almost smashed to pieces.
POLLING • Ilan's Anal° 0/I.—On Monday at
Bradford, Alfred Shepherd was summoned by Willis..
Bouelleld on the charge of assaulting hit. Tbe parties
reside at Horton, end on Sunday, the Sib cd May, they
were In the four Ashes Inn, wirers a dispute arose
between thew, when the coatplaittant wem assaulted,
and in selviefenom, aa be eklegeid, be got hold of the
defendaset beard, and actually tore it of. The mania.,
trate cliaraeterised the act as most cowardly. Defendant
was laid Bs. and Ids. expenses.

CANNIBLUSII.-4t the County Hall, Nottiagbant, ori
Wodneeday, a nun named John Beet less charged with
• most rasa wkable assault. On the 6th of thy, John
Small met prisoner at the Nag's Head publie-hono.,
Woodborough. hm,ll wee drinking, usd the Prisoner
watt up to him and mid he owed him. harvest grudge.
Be titan struck him, Lail the tat, began Ighting. In
the drug& the prisoner ffOi 6m.ll's noes ie his month,
sal bit it right a, and it was alterwards picked up br
• boy. In addition to this, the prisoner struck end
Waked him most reedlully, and he was picked up in
the belief that he wee deed. Surgical assistance wee
obtained, end the poor fellow was conveyed home, sad
has sines pertly roenvorsd. The magistrates oomitted
m prism. tor trial,

CMUICBTAID UKIIIICIATIOX —The ease of Adkins e.
Colthaca. which arises out of the alleged derecnitirm
of Chew Karns chureltyard, owns before the Court of
Arches on Wednesday and Thursday. The defendaet,
whilst a an/claws/des of Chew Magna, ordered or
permitted the innovel of a quantity of soil from the
churchyard to a field of his own, and it is alleged that
human remains were also (ivied away with the soil,
and that several skeletons or bones had been broken or
cut through by the spades of the persons employed.
A great deal of evidence was given in support of the
allegations. On behalf of the defendant, it cm con-
tended that be had made the alteration at the wish of
the parish, and seldom's wee adduced in support of this
defenee. The court, however, ordered the defendant
to replaee the earth in the churchyard, and pay 11100
beanies his own mann

luowtx
PARINT6—At Derby. on Friday, Charles
Darwin was shamed with ill.tresting his eon, • boy
nine years. The little fellow was stripped of his cloth.
lug in wart Deep indentations were vitible round ha
waist, amid numerous wounds of moist indiction upon
he. shoulders and arms. It appears that the boy'.
pimento were a the habit of go ag lime borne and
leaving a baby in his chute and t prey, his having
the hours they chained him to a larr block of stone.
They beat him frequently with • thic whipstock, until
the cries of the I.d beams eci hnoions and alarmin •
that the neighbours gave information to the police, who
folsed the poor lad fastened with the chun to the store.
The Bench, who ehareeterited the owe as one of the
moat brutal that had ever oome under their notice,
oentenced the prisoner to three months' hard tabour,
telling the mother of the lad that but for her children
they would hams also committed her to geol.—Another
Distance of grass inhumseity has just been investigat d
at Hereford, ftiehard Bishop, the marker at the rids
het* having hems cdurged with creelty to his elul I,
Ann Bishop Tbe ehild deposed before the suaisfrate
that Wm ems doves years of age, and that on Tuesday
night week her father tied luit to a beam In the game*,
and logged her with • rope. She got loom and he tied
het up sena and abs was in that position nearly in
hour. lite rope was doubled, and she had no clothes
am She escaped through • skylight on to the roof, and
len dawn into the yard, where a women picked her up
end took her to the psliee.enasine, The child further
staled that her father beat her with stioltiogill•Wes en
the Subd&Y Previous ; else wu then naked, Her mother
did not interfere, Lod die not under the bed tosses
lier father tied her to • beam round the waist, with her
feet jest teaching the door. The evidence of a doctor
and the sanest the workhouse confirmed the poor girl's
aUtemest. Themes was remanded.

PI7BLIO ArPonmourra.
Tuesday, 21.—Winoanton County Court.
Wedneeday, M.—Salisbury County Court.
Auction at the Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth,
by Mr. Pothecary, of Leasehold Dwelling.
houses, Steam SRL Steam Engine, and
Machinery.
Epsom Races. The "Derby" day.
Thursday, M.— ndover County Court.
Auction at the Portland Arms, Portland, by Mr.
Pothecary, of Freehold Dwelling.houses.
Appleshaw and Basingstoke (Haute) Fairs.
Friday, 24.—Mr. J. J. Bennett's Repository Sale at
Wimborne.
Saturday, M.—Mr. Ensor's repository sale, Dorchester.

BIRTH&

April 23. at The Cedars, Bwit-road, Bridport, the
Wife of Mr. Verrier, of • daughter.
May y, at Kerastoo, the wife of Mr. G. Bead, of •
see.

May It, at Bast-street, Briaport, the wife of Joseph
P. F. Oundry, leo., of a daughter, stillborn.
May 11, at Blagwood, the wife of John Lane Bbrubb,
LA., of Rodlease, Lymington, of a sow
May 12, at South-street, Bridport, the wife of W. T.
&q. of a ter.
Way 13, at 54 BmartterraosidYork-road, Lambeth,
Leaden, the wife of Mr. Alfred wards, of asl
At Pusfe-hill. Weymouth, the wife of John 'Flther,
B• 1-, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
May i 3 t the Independent Chapel, H2seequare,
Weymouth. by the Rev. Mr. Merchant, Loudon,
Albert., uni of George Drsyton, chief oftoer of the
coactguard. Wyk. Regis, to Jens, daughter of Richard
Maw, easior SIWIRSiIt-OA-Maoll, Wwwouth.
May 11, at the Holy Trinity Cher* Doreheeter, by
the Rey. A. ranee, George Frederick, second eau of
ggs, Georg, 8. Greseing, of Dorchester, to Rhode
Franca, ismed daughter of Mr. Samuel Davis, of
Wernouth.—No Cards.
14 se Hay Trinity Church, Dorr.heeter, Mr. F.
Holland, to Men, daughter of Mn. Kerley.