The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

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Corwarris To Tux Donn COUNTY PRISON.
AMION4 : Morn Sinanonds, unlawful panorama of
Government stares; Jan Hanford sad Gorge
Old, stealing watch at Canino& ; Ratty Grimm,
coocarling the birth of her child at Slower Canndle.
—Herd Labour: Mary Osmond, vagrancy at
Weymouth, 1 mooth ; Matthew Chard, vagrancy
at Netherruy, 14 days; Robert Reeves,
damaging a boot at Weymouth, 1 month; Marshall
Jones, vagrancy at Fret Orchard, 21 days; William
Stara, vagrancy at Cann, 1 month; William Stager,
abscood.ng tram the Milborse Reformatory. 3
mouth.; Marpiet Warrington,vagraney at Unbar, 1
Abbas, 1 month; Thomas Frgistort, poaching at
Thurnoombe, 3 months; Thomas Simon, asnalt
Am, at Millbury Abbas, 3 month.; William Dibben,
amok, ito., at Meloury Abbas, 10 weeks; Jams
Rose, anal& Am, at Mather, Abbes, 6 week.;
Williams Baker, stealing bread and ahem at Broad-
wirer, 14 days; Kara Warr, stealing wool at
Tynnam, 2 months; Joseph Tolman, stealing
potatoes to., at Bridport, 2 soothe; George
stealing potatoes km, at Bridport, 2
mann ; John Bart Ragland, stealing turnip hoe
Am, asFordingtoo, 14 days; John Dalton, stealing
• coat at Bridport, 14 days.
BROADMAYNR—ACCIDert—A rather serious
aceinut orarrd to on of a pleasure party from this
adaor on Thursday. It agnate that 011 that day IS
kr. W. Urquhart pe his school tont, the earn
berg coareyed to Oeatingtcn in various Earns of
trait. In one von were four somata balancing to
Mr. Urquhart's bootehold,bei when tesr=srui
are by soon means the van nest, • the its
wiretrur to the noun& The aith.d oue the party wore
nark alarmed and severely shaken. but, with the scar
Um close individual, were net mock hurt, Nit OWO
gisastely Swastni yell were fajaass 140 Mead

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WIiYMOUTH.—Oste sixiso Boort 100" PAL"
PIISTINCIM.—At the usl.iiali, on tletunlay, before
Cl"n"." Prow°. litr7 Ann Chappl• and In Lee
were eherged with °Wising, under fa ee Plittrone'k
flon het Hume% draper, of St. Allsan'eorow. foe '
tsooo4f. 'du d it LT—Preemie, said that on
dumelay, between 10 and 11 o'it'ock in the morning.
prisoner Clfnfit comp into his .hop and asked for
so me boots fur . stow, of Gieh-etmet. who, hi
said, was in • shop Dear the White Horse The
trimmer had been to his shop before for her welter for
roods on approval, which had arrays twee .4 .11
tight. Pr...cuter. bell-ying the goods were for she
person whom prisoner stseel, supplied hir with fur
pews of boats Tindhig they were not returned, he
made inquiries for lira Stone. in Hghsstreet, hut Wald
not disaster such • pewee On Fri ley 'sondes he ear
the pri-oner Chapel* in Boodsetreet. sad asked her
about the goods. when she expreeeed surprise that Mrs.
Stone had not returned them. He communicated with
the police, and identified ti, boot. produced as being hi.
property. Sups, intendent Li -bury maul that, oe
Chapple being brought to the station on Friday
morning. he sent for prosecutor, and In hie ere-emmil
eh srsted hcr with obtaining hoom tinier feint pretences.
Witness offered to allow a eonetable to boo impure her
if she would point out where Mrs. Slone lived. but ithe
mid she dli not now;k else theaght it win aomeeb re
In the country. About throe hOure afterwards, whil.t
be was in the yard, Chapel. rall.d him, and itated that
what she bad Mid was all NI e shout Mrs Stone. She
and Lee agreed to obtain the boot., and afteleterSe pold
• pair to Mrs. Canning, et the Rose sod Crown lan.
Crestentmtivet. and then went to Doichester, and sold
another pair to Mrs. Medshallsay, of the Railway
Tavern, and Lee afterwards went to Plymouth.—P.C.
Harvey preyed receiving the boots (rein the verdes in
question, which Lem bail sold, and to appndiending
prisoners, and Mrs. Canning and Mr.. Marshal May
deposed to baying two pair of boots from Lee.—Chapple
was committed for trial at the 'seises, and Lee was re-
mands.' until Mond y.
Sttannoie Excenamme. —On Thunday the Premier
steam yacht made an excanioa to Torquay, when
about 200 permits availed themselves of the opp irtuo,ty
of ri.itieg that delightful place. On Seturday the
same steam tr left our harbour early in the morning fur
an excursion to the Noir Hart. The number of persons,
however, an. bag small, the journey being somewhat
too long to- one day. On both occasions Jowl?*
band was on boort, sod afforded touch pleasure by
dieentirsing • oboes- iwieseled 4 music.
THS NarionaL 5 iOLIL—On Sunday three winnetla
were wombed at st Mary's Cowell in behalf of the
Mationol &Monis of tint perish. The Rev. T. Grommet
preached in the maiming and evening, and the Rev. G.
A. Poole in the &hansom. The tnoriiing discoune was
taken hens Isaiah olin., 94 end 25 —"Shall the prey be
taken front ti, mighty, or the lawful captive delivered?
But thus ealth the Lail, even the captives of the mighty
shell be taken away, and the prey of Use terrible Anil
be delivered, for 1 will oentend with him that eon.
tendeth with thee, and I will rave thy chillron." In
appealing to the congregsflon for aims, he "aid
be believed the school' for which he pleaded,
aa far as reseeded secular enecem, had • strung
claim anon them. Tbe inspeotor'a report wee of a very
high order, and the amount of grant given to them
under the ranged code was the higheat they could
receive, Of the children examined °eh One in I lwr
cent. bad foiled in reading, one in 3 per cent, in
writing, and one in sje pm. cent, in arithmetic. The
▪ had thus obtained the lenient amount of grant
possible, but 'dill tint sum was onestiiird lees than was
received ouster the old grant. The public would there.
fore ore that if the schools were to he main &Mel in
their present state of efficiency, there must be increased
local exertions. and inerea-ed liberdity on the part of
the evident*, and of those who cense saiJogst them for
a HAW*. Liberal oullections were mite, after the close
of eech service. The following he the report of Her
Majesty'. Inspector :—Bey.: This is • good school,
ts.tst with much care, and doing credit to its tembers.
Girt.: Tall general ion., nod work of this school are
satisfactory ; sewing good. li.faitte: This is • g 04
*cloud, doing It. work will. The elii'Aren are bright.
and ready in answering." We • • riven to nudeistand
that the ant 'ant under the new cods for the boy.
and giris scheol is only £lOl Is. 74., attl for the ins
fant school, LIS 2s. 44.