The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23 00:00:00

SHAFrITSBURY.

Me. Oman. G. •TuZit:he honour of being
"presented" to the Sultan on Saturday lad.
Rin.e Comrermou.—The return match between 10
selected from the Blandford corps, and • like number
from shafteabury carps, came off on Wednesday at
Shaftesbury. Notwithstanding that the latter compen
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made 40 more points than they did at the Blandlon
range, teigextrere again beaten by 14 points. The day
was ex ly unfavourable, but several pod scores
were made; o deed the shooting on the whole was far
better than at the first com_petition.—The following are
the soores :—Bleadford : Lieut. Johns 41, Sergeant
Davis 39, Colour-Sergeant Meaden 45, Sergeant
Wareham 55, Corporal Ridsout 50, Lanee-Corporal
Gulliver 43, Private Light 40, Rideout 29, Hunt 33,
Mr. Atkinson 40—total 417. Shaftesbury :—Captain
Lyon 33,
_Roaign Bennett 52, Sergeant Obo_rne 39
Corporal Mansfield 36, Corporal liisoock Corporal
Strange 42, Private Soppitt 53, Arnold 45, White 24,
Ball 39—total 403.

STURYINSTER NEWTON.
Dminotral. Prrrr, Egagioge, Monday, Judy 15.
Before Captain Reuben', R.N., J. Elaseel,
Yeatman, Esq., Rev. H. T. Bower, and M.
Esq.—Uteri's Street, of Child Okeford, charted on
the information of Mr. Superintendent Hammond with
having in his possession a pair of scales six drachms
against the purchaser, was lined 2a. and 7s. oasts.—
Thomas DufOtt, a lad elsout 18 years of age, who
behaved rely unseemly in court, was summoned on a
charge of %smutting James Russell on the Btli July.
from tho itetentent of the complainant it appeared
that about 8 o'clock on the evening of the Bth he was
returning from his work, and on peering by Sturnsinster
bridge saw the defendant and two others standing noir
the mils. Soon after be paned them • mimic' of
atones were thrown Liter him, and before he got fer
the defendant ran after him, and in peeing Etna I"
a blow on the head, knocking his hal; over hie eyes.
Defendant, who galled the two /flu! men who were
with him, positively the and seemed the
he had he a all day who deposed that he lett her
honma:::eePviel:aa2Uabentty wir.pri.datdbtheaaad adPdifsliiver7y:paioNSb."dr:nrar:banerdTbDr6l".'aalreb;detwbrbe"::.
eat had bees guilty of 611•1111 modest before, Ruud him
s., sad! souls.—Joki Prim, Sodkied ol the (Nowt

Head Inn, Yarnhell, was mimeaosei by ier„ son,
Hammond for baring 3 ware jug. deficient ha reerw.,7"
and was deed S& sad T. easta.--Goarg aro;'.
landlord of the Swan Inn, Stalbeidge, eras chartist re:1;
being drunk on his own premier Mr Moore on behalf
of the de/widest, admitted the aerie, sad elated thit
when the poliernan went is the rem wa cleared,
be helped to get the defeadost to bed. Feed
7. ont...___Xobett Oak SUMMIOne4 by Mr. y
mewl, of peaked, In whose service he was elapiono
r • mare, with ealawfolly leaving his service ea tbs
14416 Jar, ciontasry to the torme ef an agrreeeM in
whir the defearet espgr to serve the
hem April 6th, 1867, to Aped for, 1863, at the world,
wages of Ba, • henna and garden found, 15 log of petit.
rezid: £1 tor harvest, el foam', and wheat elk per
and Is. for arkkcorra7. Mr. Chittl Vowed
(or the defendant, and in the Kerte of his etaminatiea
Wetted that on one mouton tie cempleinant seat Gale
Shillingstone st•tion with a loud, and that h. hot
threepence allowed him for beer instead of a shilling •
sad es • farther reran for defendant's conduct it ea;
alleged that the boon was not habitable and the defend.
sat wee obliged to have it and procure another
The bench demerel the ear on the groundthar tr.
neater had not MOM the teems of his contrast in the
Brat furore, and remitted the meta
Trowbridge v. The Stermineter Newton Highway
Board—This was a complaint against the Later;
Surveyor representing the Highway Boar! for not
repaying • certain road leading to the ootoplaiimeo
house, net out by the Conantrucaers for ooderriaw
the commons and 'outs Leda in the parira
of Sturminster.:—Mr.,. Moore appeared IT: the tom.

plain-a-Wend Hr. Chitty remained the Board.—The
case had been previously adjourned. and It.. Bench
after • abort erinsaltetion. arais edjouroed the beano;
till the nett meeting at the sth hrigirer.—Auumici
Dean, a married inll.o, and oesulnying a rewateht,
eosin= as • master armored and builder, and the
lomat of lend, in the partia of lien:hull, sea nommeg
at the ineleoes of Elisabeth Hayward to show OSIIN,
The age exalted considerable fetereet from the posireN,
of the petty mad also from the fat that at • toren,
bearing, wirers the O&M was dismissed fa wag
Minima eorroborgive evidence, the defendant pea.
Katy swore that be Dear seen evoke to the Goa-
tarl. —Yr. Moore Appeared for the eomplainent and
laitty and gr. Elia for the defendant. The min.
plaimat's 'videos, was arroborated in a material pre
by William Rosn—Delendan4 swore hie only bleak:is
of complainant was passing the lime of day with lam_
The Bangs, at ter oomealtadoe, gabled an order of 1,, s.
and costa, amounting to £211.. dd.. Including The at,,.
ceite's (seat £1 In—Mr. Chitty then give notioe of
appeal at the Quarter Sessions against tie order, sad
he was required to enter into his own reccgoisacer of
£5O, and two others of £25, or oar of £50.-- sppg.
gallon for an order of ejectment was made by lir nutty
en behalf rif Joseph Storage against Jonathan Paddock,
—The case was adjourned on tam written *pelican°e if
the defendant's solicitor (Kr. Atkinson), who vu ao
able to be preresot.-Bnean Bee., Jugs Rom, Josrph
lc=James Curtis aim Jamie Northover, Robert
, Charles Crew, amid Thomas Ridout, all ror
Oteneloster Keaton. appeared to answer • chug, el
wilfully damaging the property of Edwin Phillip, bp
break in g open his seller door, sod dearepteg the loch,
The evidence of adi eamplainant, who, daring the el.
emieetios repeatedly hosed the qusetioni Cut by Mr.
Chitty, defendant's solicitor, wire to the effect that Os
the evening of 28th June the defendants same to his
promisee, and, after breaking open the Irrk of hi, cellar,
tweed their way in and took out parts of a waggery
white he had ammeakd timers. That they took the
other portion from an awthome, and after firing the
parts together, west off with uppeered that the
waggon In question was formerly the property of bona
Acme's husband, and that defendamt detained it in son.
sequence of is debt which he alleged Bose owed him.—
The Bends &wide& under the eiremmitanees, to igat
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ooly • nominal penalty, et the same time informing it
defendant, Km Rom, sodar whose lostruedons the rest
sated, that the plan she had adopted was not • legal one,
and that when the oomplalooot refused to give the
waggon up, she ought to have taboo other means to
make him restore IR—Fined 6J., Si. dd. damage, sod
9s. costa.