The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-15 00:00:00

round to the nwd door, and when I went NW, the
door was lashed and yea refused to ors it.—Mr.
: 1 did net ranee to open it, the feet wee, I was
Looy talking to another man.—Brepwrintendent Laing:
1 don't keow whether you are some of it, Mr. Meade,
but you taus • publican, your premiers are liable to be
636mintSf atoll limas by the polies when they wish to
go thime.-11r. Meade said be did not 'now that belled
seer hindered them. Ow of the police were thee sent
to Wilma the prinislam, and as his Mare reported that
the pip were gone. The we was oonerneently Nettled
upon -Nr. Meade'. paying the owits.-54uperint,:nleyy
Lidbury sad that several parties. Wore the last attting,
had got rid of their pigs without tieing summoned. He
had eumanorted Wiese others, and eve of the.. had got
rid of their pip also. —The others wore Jaw. Panay,
Creseentatreet, remenwerd for keeping nine pip.—
Charles Bishop, suromoned for keeping two pip in I
Hereford-area. —Mrs. Bishop said she kept her pip '
ski.. The aye wee • stone Goer, sod she washed -WI
dews wiry day.—Robert Clerk, vas esseace-d for
keeping 11161110•11 pip In a garden on flickered' .ciad,
jolt within the borough. The styes were enteled ekes
to the highway, and the pigs smelt very bed—Jams
Ferry wail mellowed for keeping fearless pigs in •
yard I. Be. Edunuselmtreet.—Defendsat said he had now
got rid of them —Wary Bond was summoned for keeplog
twenty pigs In a yard at the book of her boue 1. 81.
Nithassweet. This was demand as being The worst
piggery in the tows and situated in oois ot the worst
aed was • great namente to permits Weeding
the Mimic Ball. The whole of 1b...... were adjourned
for • week, on the payment of caste, to allow the
inercietor time to vial the several localities to wertain
whether the pigs had been got rid of. in the use of
Mrs. Bola, who did notsrier, • line of fain addition
to t I.• pease., was Ira Asti In default of d4tree. 14
days' =preeminent.— muss Clarke rat summoned
foe komplex pip on the Chichewal road, loot eithie the
boroagh. The inspeetoe said this vu. different we.
from the ethers The pip went k 4 nimbly, sad the
stye email • GeW. 42 yards from defendant's house and
56 yerds from the high rood. He did not meads, it a
nuisance, bat he had summosied defeodant as be had
received orders to sennmon all pig keepers within the
borough, as loose of the others said that Clarke ought
to be served the imess as themselves. -Owe adjourned
for a week.

Iby the balance sheet that from lest year's festival •
Ware warned to the funds of WI 31. 94. ; • plain proof
rat the legitimate objects for which the club was
serblishel have hose faithfully earned nat. Bet whilst
this in meet gratifying we regret to And that en ler .
sum than £lO has beets withdrawn from the capital
amount to meet the requirements of the year. This ill
II MUM' which Will require senor consideration, and
the members must not diem thole whd advise • small
reduction in their weekly sick pay, until such time as
, the slab rights it-elf, as opposed to their interests. The
masher. met In Mr. Borerf. field rent 11 o'clock, and
boadeil by the hooorary members, soda brass red,
proceeded to church. Prayers were read by the Rey,
Mr. Dane; the anthem selected being from the 76th
Psalm, "In Jewry is God ksown." which was very
or,ditably suns by the choir. The Rev. J. R. Quirk,
Teeter of Bleedford, preached an eacellent sermon from
Proverbs axe., 24 —2B. From these words the preacher
drew several striking and practical lemons peculiarly
meteble to tree purr as members of • benefit dub,
and as members of the Christian Church. The ant
height the lesson of providing for the Into?.; the conies
that of reerieg a place of refuge in the day of adversity;
the recur that of unity sad brotherly love; and the
spider that of peneverance. The marked attention
which ell prompt paid to the preacher's discourse 'hewed
the powerful art which gospel truths, simply and
praetimlly enforced, have upon throe whore privileged
to Bean to them. At the conelosioe of the serroa, the
members walked in procession through the village, sad
afterwards ast down to • substantial dinner, provided
he Mr. Goulding, the seeo tary of the club. About
260 were present The choir was tree by .1. . J.
Farqnbanco, jun.. Req., supported by the Rev. J. R. ,
Quirk. Nev. Mr. Savage, Rey. Mr. Danes Mr. Burgess.
Mr. W. Fool., Mr. H. Foote, Mr. G. Hill, ht. On the 1
removal of the cloth, the chairman gave the loyal trek,
which were heartilßirfes nded to. He then vs the
health of the ' 051.4 most
siert.. ly for his
interesting feats from which sorer the eons
everyhee... I.alis
a dodkomegrau- Alt weartinder,. lt
sega c it::.stermon fromb.whwich
irT
he sure they would artily r BB" _ . railing Der
long ide and happinem. a penniless he tess
not in the position of • man Nereid of the other di,,
who being a de4ate from • tarsi scion, and write
a friend, who oar the hardest ring be had to do was
making • speech. replied, " How arr. the listiorg t,
one then? Is not that rider r—Ohaghted. B. hee
so fear that they oorridered it • hard thing to listen to
Kr. Quirk's sermon—foot no, and sheers). Hut
wherever that gentleman went it was all the sue. A.
Brodford he bad I:. en the means of doing • great
amount of good. He bed toot, and showed • proper
desire to con.ider the feelings of others, and that was
not the ear with all who aimed to do good. Hari't
sired this much, be would leave the toast in their hands
end be felt sure it would meet with • warn reception—
(m.d sheers). —The rev. gentleman, in reteraing thanks.
said he hoped that they would not ormaldsr him as •
ettanpr among them. He was very pleased breed be
sr ma many present, sod the orderly mariner in which
they had conducted themselves at church was yen
creditable to them sad prising to him. Ile never saw
. body of men on such an «rem pry greater attrition.
They had done well in aseseirber and beading them-
wires together for outset help, and be mired thlir
rub every 11111110•111—(0110014 with xrd tot. sermon
he had endeinoured to briag before nt HIM* metal
Peen for cousideratioo, sad he trusted they had derive,
as smolt piercers in Varela( a. he bed ts pressilleff le
them-000 cheee4.—llle J. Dereesse otidnond Gm
preset as bedew neanebeva, amid he had perm/ran from
theeltairmie to propose the next tout, which be er.i
sere all present ovoid meet )oyfelly sad heartily 1111,06.,
to. He hoped by the brain( of God, that their
estouned patron, Mr. Farquharre, who was on.
able to be present from trimesters, might
sort recover. They all knew what tarred he took in
Mai club, air though not prrent be (Mr. Burgess) wee
sine hie bed wishes were with them. Though he r, •
gritted to say that when Ira saw Mr. Farquharson a few
dart ago hew.. very poorly, re be trusted holstein be
r.trllt) meet with them at their neat enniversarycis
Libre behale,—stating that be sere be wo:uldThe lrmae returned thanks il
br
very rdeeeed to bear 1601, heartily his health was drink.
Nothing gave his father greater plower them to err+
bete to the leapplier of tree deportees on him, and,
he know 01l no way Weber salealated to do this than by
sapponieg such • society.—The Rev. Mr. Denies thee
proposed " our wives sod rreethearta," steepled with
the name of • kind friend tore slab Mrs. Fargerrson
—(iped sheen). Than lady had on the presses occasion
shore additiorel iaterect in the poopt. of treekton
sod its neighboarred by supplyiag the puddings they
lembjest partaken of --fthe tort wee received with mew,
a* of respect sad weloome). lbo Row. J. B. Quirk
, la lenpodag the Chairman's health said he hod seder
routed that day to bring before them some melte
knew from the lois& But now be would retro they
inellated the sooduet of the bees who hid ons to nue
over them, sail as there meeting together's:mid not have
bees well erred on without some recognised bead, he
had great pleasure in proposing the health et re ask,
mut. He believed sad Doped hews. the worthy easel •
worthy father.—The Gladness said it would aware be
• source of prows to hlra. WIWI in that part of the
county to he pressed at the anniversary Caner of the
t lab, sad r he brew they were all anxious to joie Ilite
tries on the green he would simply drink all thdrgasd
heellie.—The Rev. Mr. flaam Amid they hail demi the
Worn of the owner of the air el their wives see
sweethearts—though se re this deb he did not
resider they duly out their duty to the ,
—they kart is opinion shot It. He ormidered=
the young ern ought to pay towards the burial feuds
se well es the married. (erre of "no no that would not
be fair n--Well then I think the young unmarried we
should pay for their sweetherte. (Christer=
—He would not however dealt Of the but
on Rime to *ink Ike health of a gestlemaa who eras •
gulazspoeyer ofbibOOZ. •xd or be was nee highly
among '
them, aod whims presece they were oil
losicared a=
—the health of Mr. Berger —Mt.
Bargees rid he felt gnat rerun inking present,
and thaelefel time his health wattle hen. He then
referred to the trete amount of eskers end the
number sidearm that had taken pines by whir the fund
had bean »deer and areinded by ezpreedag &hope
that the rimers year would be more prosperous—The
sesseheen then jaissd on the tress In a merry dame and
heartily enjoyed themselves.

Wok from • feu. belonging to Mr. Vincent. was bed
b. Id., taloa b., sad eases IP.-111r. Henry Peal,
farmer, of East Chad borough, was sammooed for refusing
to pay 4e. toll, due for his boron and warepase paring
through Toner-down gate, Conionnhe, April 10. He
al not appear. and was lined We. ineludlog soda._
Job Fowles was skunge.l by Barrett Ookstmed with
unlawfully leering his service at Lyme Raila, April 10.
He was is charge of • waggon with three harem, and
west away laaeiss them is ears of a boy; the
wanum got • shaft broken and it east lbs. to is.
repaired. Th. master did siie prose Om ease. bat that
Bush sentenced the defendant to 14 day's hard labour.
—John Randall andlEiernani Harry wee* damned by .1.
T. Bailee, Esq.. with iresikaming in pursuit of mks at
llandurned, oa the 12th .1911Pril, on 10ad,,.. which C.
Klerk Esq., bad • right of shooting. Moray did not
appear, Randall who is a militia mu, appearad in his
uniform. Mr. Ballast proved the ease. The charge
against Huey wan adjourned to the mot sensons.
Sendai) was lined 20s mod outs llin, or a fogajwbara
imprhoostent with bard labour L allowed • fortnight to
pay in.---James Ford, of Seminole, shamed by
Seperinteadest Moßal, with barb's &iciest weights
in his possemiu, was lined la and 7s meta His
daughter, who eatesided la esamormaes• of allefeneletht
Ohms, said it was quite an uarsight on tier father%
part; they were tin tho habit of inning Ma
weights adjusted remehrly.—Robere Aplin, of Rasa-
brook. oharged by Superintendent kiefish with harp',
delleaset weights in his posusaios, was deed la. and
12s. costs.—Jobn Apses. of Hook NHL Dear Chard-
stook, for having &diciest weights ia his possession.
was lard ls. sad Ila, fd. costa, min default 7 day.
prisonment —Thomas Forney, of Chardskick fer •
similar °Senile was lined Cl. and lit Id. uses or 14
days' imprisonment with hard labour.

THE DORNXT COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAX 1

premiums up to 1867. and be told hlta he left the paler
at Ur. Toes, briar he Xad borrowed some m
him. Defendant and • man n.ined Gale aowuLtled
the premium—Jaynes Randall roisollooted Rieluird
Groves, father of George, of whom Mary Ann was the
widow, ooeuping one of them houses. By the Judge
If he rooolireted rightly there was a fire, previrma to
witielt the boom wee oily ate hones. after tlie
Ire be believed it was made into two tenements.—
Jame@ Major, high bailiff of ths court, spoke to the
nature of she property given up to him as receiver, and
and the other part was Ars time. as largs.—Mr. Batten
asked that the two oesapists of the Mammies* be made
tenasts al the roosiver. —Mr. Loggia said be could show
that • buildiiti was eroded on the waste, whish was
not in the deeds, and not kit by Bonk to Riehard
Groves. Bat be asked for an adyearnmont, and inti-
mate' that it was pewit& he might withdraw ths saw
—A djoursed to Peat Goan.