The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18 00:00:00

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!Iv. beads of which were placed downwards, and the
fe,s cery near the 'striae°. One of them 'sifted
the b3nes of what wee once a very tat wan wh°
jclbsu by the sire of the remains, must hero' Wen
wen fcct in height. Near the skull of this akolatoq
was found a knife, in shape similar to • nun., and of
zo'ir S mueb corroded by rust, This skeleton bring
bean imbeddtd in chalk WM in, a tolerable it*te "
unction, the bones being quite complete Red dm teeth
vc y perfect and white. 'The other three, from lYing
teas l SOU were much m decayed,
111110 was hardly discernible. The locality of the &s-
-°every is between the Wareham turnptic reed awl the
parish el Knighton: sod In fact their

BLANDFORD.
A LEVIN was held on the 15th of June, by command
of tl.o Q teen, at ht. JaMiled Peila,(3., by His Bora
Hieltuesa the Plinco of Widen on behalf of liar Majesty.
Pre.entatioi.s to 11.4 Royal Highness were equivalent
to prvaeutitiana to Ifer Majesty. Captain J. William-
COO D illicit was press:l6,d by Lient-Gm. Sir Duncan
C .weron, KGB.; 14eut..Col011el K Staluos Daniell, by
1.6.0 ral Duuoan Camrton, KO. B.; A ilialaut
.ittvgcon O. Williausaon Daniell, by Lient-Colonel
; C4plitio James Williamson, by Sir Duncan
Catioron, ILC.B.
Bog, teGil POLICS. Friday.—Before tlse Mayor end
Danislit Eng.
Ildteist /laser! Alvi.pard was summoned for assaulting
Nehemiah Blabillord, a boy /2 years of age. Fined be includ-
ing costa.
A charga of assault azainat 744 e, Bleadford, father of the
boy, prefirred by Shopplrsi, waa di missed.
lIISSDAT. 111.01 W 110 gsvo the ntme!of Da rid Hagar
was brought up in custody on a chargo of b3log drunk and
resbliug the polled on Saturday night. Uu was very violent
nod it r.quirsa amoral wartime •ssLaansw to take Ishii to the
lock up. lit was shaeharied ou promising to leave the towu.

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BLANUFORD COUNTY COURT, JULY 10/If.
Diure T. P.. LEVOOT,
Eight.two Oates were entered for this Court, of which
the following came Lofore his Honour. It will be noticed
that Mr. Bennett Lithe! "distinguished" lalmulf.
Thowmg Hammond, carrier, Blandford, r. William Butt,
pollee-constable. Claim 145 ed for horse hire.—Dlifentlatit
admitted owing the debt, but dated that Hammond informed
hint on (WO OCCadtdill that Bennett,an auctioneer of Blandford,
had pail the debt, thoogh he gave Bennett no authority to
do so. Bennett put inns Into the last Court and lost, and the
it hole proceedings were taken out of spice:l.—His Honour:
You say that you owe the money.—Defendant : " Yes, but I
with the case to be heard."—ills llonourthen ordered Bennett
to by saOrti. ,ily the Judge: lb.. Hammond employed you
to collect, debts for Mint "Yes.—Before this? No; only
this ones I applied to Butt for the debt, who said he would
It ire nothing to do with sue. I have no hooks or accounts of
it. I have never accounted to Hammond for this debt. I wan
only employed to collect this one debt.. Hammond came to
me end ...14 as 1 was collecting other dchts from Butt ho
shomil lei glad if I would colter* for him. Two or three par-
ties cans. to me to collect debte front Butte—Butt again stated
that Hammond, who was represented by hts son, told hint
Iletmett ealltd upon him and paid him the money which Butt
oweth—D.l.nadant said that be had an application from
Bennett the day utter last court for tho money with a throat
Ord if it WAS not paid to a few hours • County Court sum-
melt would ho 1,,u0d, laud the summons KIS taken out the
tlay.-11ii Honour gave judgment for the amount
eanuul, ithout costs. Ile had heard quite enough of this
-.talon to con :Ma him why the proceedings were taken.
Sydney Mb iioAtou, ion keeper and coal dealer, Blandford.
*. Butt, vultu.:•coutLablo, of toe same place. Claim
10, 101 .r coo,. Dettlidatit said he was not aware that ho
owed any worry, lie Lid paid all he owe I to Ileum Snow
and Company for coal and had reccipts for the bills. I't,lotiS
stated that the teal charged for was had in September, Oinolter,
November and December, awe. That it was net the midom
it book leas than a quarter of • toot; hut the defendant odd he
only trolled • eat at • tinse,-11.1s 11ouour : Where are your
books?—Plaintiff : "1 havonone."—lli, Honour: "You must
prove the delivery." Defendant said that the erg thou he
heard of the claim was when he had an application from Mr.
Bennett, since the last court. llis Honour to plaintiff: You
were the agent eta publia company, aod yet you produce no
books.—Defendant nahi there was a HOU., in the papers slgnesl
by Snow and Company not to pay money to Ilerringthn, and
cross-examined hint as to whether there was not something
wrong with hit secouutl. This Herringtondettiod. ills honor
non-suited the plaintiff on the ground that the delivery was not
proved and added " T.the my advice arid avoid Mr: Bennett as
a prof, sdonal a Iviwr. If persons are t foolish as to tako out
a county court aututuous on Kr. Bennett'a advice, they will
find themselves out of pocket."
Adroit Dicker e. John SuiltdL —The parties reside at Mil-
borne. At the last court defendant rummoned Dicker for
et es 4d as rent due to Ids brother, on whose behalf he acted.
and hit Honour, on 11r. Atklnson's application adjourned the
ease on the ground that Smith owed Dicker £l. Os for
tthatithing.--Stuith now made a claim on his own behalf for
abets goods, but as Mr. Atkinson, n Ito had charge of defen-
dant). hooka could not attend, an adjournment was granted on
defendant paying tho costs.
.0. J. Bennett e. W. Both—ln this else which was heard at
the la.t court, his Honour sum judgment for the defendant
who prm:sil that 104 which plaintiff claimed had been
paid. Bennett now put In a written claim for a new
trial, but as the ground el application was not stated,
nor the notice given In time the application was
refu ed. Bennett now stated that his application was
on the ground that Butt made false statements, that he owed
money to several parties, that be (Bennett) wu not going by
train to London when Batt said he met him, but drove to
Walborn*, and that the money was still owing.—His Honour
slid he a.if perfectly utisfied there were no grounds for • new
trial. At any rate it could not be granted through the above
reasona—Bennett then said he was not satisfied, to which his
Honour replied "Perhaps not, but 1 tun."—Bennett then
proceodul to say he tsmildered his Honour had no ground.
for making use of the observation ho did that parties should
not con.ult him as to the recovery of dehts. He thought that
woo quite uncalled for—lli. Honour: Perhaps you do, but I
warn ;Lou as to your acting as an attorney. Take care what
you are about. hook upon men like you as very dangerous
porton, You persuade people Rio those who have brought
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Caws hero tor Lay to put parties to the e,,urt, anti
to tueur expense!" fur no other objoet thou to the, upon
them.
Several judgment nummonses were next taken, but were of
nopublia interest, and the Court ro_we about oue o'clock.

CORFB CASTLE.
ANieivnie.tliT.—On Sunday the anniver-
s ,-y vices In emnection with the Wesleyan Sunday
was hold. lit the morniog a special beimon
st ;. ache) by the Ilev. G. F. White, and in the
v ..no•lor be Mr. Williant Ilui.t. ,if Pooh. For
• ;tuo the n'tildren taro bee. le. :ning hymns and
..I ie for the I ocasion. and tlt.-6 wer sung at each
•. • v..ivic•.. U llonday at. was held in the
,p. 'oil .101010 it was very wet, we oould see
i'll.l:zst tacos that some had t-,velled several
:Mks to be present. After the ten wi.. i.ver the friends
be' ,n t fir the mc: tin Ve-y soon the
v!i p we filled, and aU present manifested their
ple • ab, triunity Ippls.nding the speeches, singing,
...inn., mai dialogues. The ch.pel was gaily and
.t tu:ly decem‘e I with flower. and evorgreetui, and
Mottoes sod texts ado, rd the walls. All
pr..seut seemed to enjoy thereselvea so much, end to
hive such interest hi the schools that one could not
train heartily repeating on levving the chapel
the appropriate text oar the pulpit, "Gad Ideas the
3i5u.1.1 ecu.,o;s."