The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11 00:00:00

DEATH OF SIR FREDERICK SLADE

We regret to have to &111101111114 the sodden
death of Sir Frederick Slade, which took place
about midnight on Saturday, at his residence at
chamrel Court, near Bridgwater. Sir Frederick
attended the Somerset Assizes, at Wells, on
Friday and Saturday, and on the forme( day
appeared as counsel for Mizen, in the cross
action for slander and assault, and was thus in
the enjoyment of robust health. On Saturday
evening Sir Frederick left Wells at half-pest 5
o'clock, and proceeded to Chanzrel Court. He
retired to rest at about 11 o'clock, and about an
hour afterwards was, it is said, found dead in
bed.

DORCHESTER. —Pews= 00111 Baler.
day, August B.—ln scasequesse at the far being bald
the Thunday_previoas the,, was but a vary thin
attendance. Wheal trade doll at late rotea iDse
two samples of new wheat wen inhibited, bet held:
were arra in their deemed.
' Ma. Epson's Raroanciav Rua, flesteaday, /Levet &
--Coerideriag the soon there use • taus* good
supply of stock (300 sheep. al) Mast, .ad • amber of
prinie fat calves), which met a reedy sale at good rates.
FAIL—Our fair took plea on Thursday, bat the
attendaoce of farmers was not very large, which
doubtless may be attributable to their being
in harvelerraticma. There wee a
engaged
dlarge show of , which were a
nory‘flies lot of improv.d R.asspthir. Down leaden
from Mr. Chick's Hock of Cern*, and wire disposed
of at about 42. per head. Trade in general was not
very active, dialers declining to ash excerpt at an
advance in ledesotations. Thus were aho 40
beautiful improved west country Down ram lambs,
beleaging to r. C. J. Fooka, of Owns, which were
sold by auction by Mr. &more and realised over a
per head. The Mow of stock was very limited, and
not being of fird-rahe quality cominanded but little
attention. Cut bonne 1111111 in short supply and
veer dell of mle. The show of pigs was large, and
bosom was Immeoesd at lower Mos. There el as
a MIMS= attendence of hrwaire at the Oone &-
=bob Wass, Ina Wheat barely mein-
late qsolatissa In other description. of grain I
no alteration took deo& Mr. M.. 5 ashamed
abed of Hallett's pedigree wheat, of Liaisons@ Mae
and very prolific, grown on his odds at Portiaant
and oolumandod much &Median. Mr. Femme, of
the Canteen, having finished harvest operation', et-
hibited a very &se misple of malting barley, of
Fordingtomlield produce.
Tim limivssr.—Druing the peee inekharvest
operations have been °coalesced in right good earnest
in this tedbratZt both 121 be. and machine
labour. fanners have already finished
wheat cutting. sad should thee Ise weather continue it is
very probable that by the sad al the week moo of the
wheat this neighbourhood will be safely booed.
The crops have • splendid appearance, and the yield is
moat prolific.
Tar Pow@ RlALLTll.—lerso the quarterly returns
of tha births and death for the quirler taMNI Juni 30,
and of dm marriages for the quirts' ending March SI
1863aLlishod by authority of the
for and Wales, it appears that the number
of is the quarter was 180,611, thet in the
semi"A.@ of fan boring Moo 103,61& Needy
38400 akiklrea WM. bOlll in Leedom In Wilma
weeks, end mare thee 80,000 born La Inneaddre. The
kinks menmisd the deaths by Tl3lt Theodore
Melt 4y fa ib• am noses sus, as ea mune, •

Calm= Mama. —The cricket loth* between
Devon sad Doessi will take plan si the Hawks
Part cricket groaad this day(TawaloOlwa 10-aormw•
We him that sone good players are samba oa eseb
aide, sad so dad* Us math* will suite moth
iaterest.

&woe Parry ithemose, Townhall, Monday.
Before the Mayor, 11 Davis, and I. Rethr, Rork I
B1113•K010 • Mips Lam—WM.lmi unary
Water% ea Ethispion serenader, was brought op on
remand .barged with emanDiag and breaking the
leg of • we awed Jaw EWirod.—As prosecutor
war unable to have Iris ward at the Dowdy Hospital
the Bench prowled there, when posscutor mid
on Monday week Ise went to the Railway Tavern
haspes po ot getting a yoang moo to go to
at the tribes. ff.celiedfora half-punt of
bear, and as he eras drinking it prisoner hope to
abem a wank maying that be would murder bar.
The woman was a stranger. Witness mid, "do not
talk like that about murdering the women; U •
policeman was to kw you be would take you op."
A nen with • viol* who wham 'opposed war pri-
soner's partner, tam @Wok the mismar dues or
Pm times. After the we hod struck him
requested presser not to each. use of snob thread,
when he " I will kW your b— leg cd."
Wilma, °add not remember whether he mid be
could not do It, or and not, bet primmer struck
him, and witben then mode (or the door. Primer
followed him, mid when in the street he made •
Mob at Id" and threw him down in the road by the
cub, mid hefted him several times. Two or three
tuen than got primmer sway, but be could nit my
who they were. He saked primmer soma times
to leave him aloes, sad cried out that his kg was
broken. Cromezwined Never stank or insetted
' .—The Bench then adjourned to the Town.
hell when John Marshathay, landlord of the Rail-
way Tavern, mid that ou donday tuning prisoner
woe in the bar having some beer. A very respectably
attired women, wee in the frost room, whisk witness
thought was priesser's wife, as she caw in with him.
From the aonvenation it appeared that the bad
been with • soldier, and prisoner swore out that
if be ever caught her with one be would murder
her. Busked, who was in the roam, mid " see
you don't murder this woman," and so @eying lie
struck in the lam kahrod sad doles-
dant then I•R the har and met in the pease,
putting themselves in a fighter( attitude, aid than
closed and then west oat in the street —By the
Beach: There was • man with • violin in the house,
bid be took no part in the quarrel. Buthrod bad
been in the hoosn'about lour or five hours, and
perhaps he might ham bad four or five pints of beer,
and was rather the worse for liquor. Did not
haw if primer performed at all, but the other
man played the violin. Prisoner bad been in the
how about two bows, but Wawa did not believe
there had been any performance ig stairs. Than
had been a quarrel between the ma with the
violin and the ' when the former struck him
several Own t Uri; wee en boar betonprisoner
Mina Buthrod. Wit...', wife was in the kitchse,
and could not see what took phion War °artisan
Bushrod struck primmer erst.—Mary Ann do
Leighton mid she was a lodger at the Railway
Tams. She was was in the freed room and saw
Basked ands wonionsitting there together. Primer
was at that time talking to lest anthem, when he
looked over the her and aid, "I'll mi., yea if
ta don't oath away from that. I have behaved
Ilk. swan, and have gone t and earned
and given it all to you. I out
have reel=
morning with 111.7 cobtioniosis, but is you wore ill I
Maya behind for you, and I'll give it to you now."
Betehrod, than got up and mid, "No you won't
while I am We," and immediately *rook prisoner
over the bar with hie hind. Prisoner then struck
Buskrod, when they went oat in the peep and
closed, and Wired tors prisoner's shirt in several
place.. She did sot me whet took place afterwards,
but heard thet Bisehrod bad bad his 1 broken.—
The prisoner, in defence, said both SimaeU and
%shred were drunk; that the latter award him
Met, and he thee attacked him.—The Bench mid the
widows which had bees given justified the poi'•
ewes statement that the assault wee
Bashrod, and under them circumstances they mut
not do otherwise than dismiss the....

AIISAULT.—Hoary Promo and—Charles Grid WOWS
sameoned by Bober* Pores for amaalting
feeders pleaded nary, but in ereartios. of lb,
offences Proms said as the lst of Amor shout 12
o'clock, Grid an. to his hour sad rid there were
three or four mu pitching into hi. (Promo's) mother,
ariaiag from a diraLahost throwing • or the river.
He remitted dri amplaisant, but mid be woo ea-
=dst ming strike his arbor. A pros
ebited that "rows" between the pries wIll• of
framer oesurrenee, sad the neighboarbood was aes-
Away disturber —The Bear said they believed there
might be weer mitigation for the somalt, sod Arid de-
fendants ls. ear, sod sods Is. Ild., and allowed • week
!enjoyment.
VAORAIIICY.—aIOI7 Poor • labourer, from Y
woo brought up Is rowed with vsgrumun
dranluenner—P.C. Gout.. elated that he was on dry
.1 one o'elook es Monday morniag I. the High War-
der; sad frail drendsat seism sod very drank. Ho
awoke him, whom he was my abesiva. He took him in
serody, and as eV kin found 3s. 34. to his
Mkall—Primers the Bina would act be too
'apat him, r he never been Is • Mailer pre-
diorama Wont —Fined It, and allowed a week for
Plat.
gITT PIM finsuiren frielhalL etterd47.
Before H. William, I. W. William; G. T. Bullock,
Kirsalum sod ilatirlitetvgle, • laborer, of Batton, was
e by Seery Orson with smalting
it= appeared for eo=plidasa I, end hir. Howard for
deleadar. —Ompialsont stated that as the 30th
of July last ho was working for dad esdant
WHIMS had her at work from six in the morn-
ing until four o'elook in tho aftersoon, whoa
defendant adored kim to go stem two loads of rashes.
Complainant mid he Amid not put re bones Is the
Ma.spin for soya.. rear it wee top iota the
He had speed to week from ale till
Iwo. Defendant then ordered him to p shout hid bri-
ms, sod struck kine three time with his head.
Wilms rem left, sad kr out bar to work Moo He
had met defendant as thee high rood afterward; erre
he meld him kohl by the ih.uldea shook Ma, sad
caned Dim • potty fellow.—Cremexamised : Did
not ask..., of my abusive homage towards his
mare; although somotimen be was gives to meariag.
An sgroment was them headed loirdwhieli empriaant
weed to do say work that might be remind of him.
Had sever told my of kis fellow.workanen that he
would not oarry the mhos fee say man. Whoa his
master bold liim to go rest his business wire.
replied, " Wake., fier,"—On behalf of the defense
Reword oar( Job.Brind, who rated that be had
worked for defendeat for two or these years. Had
rescind seer Lastruptior from hi., Is She
proems of Crean, shoat ears sad rushes.
About three &Mee la the afternoon ONII rid be
should ar go after any mhos. Tide ws.Sk. day on whir
the moan took Mos. They mat both. Arks shoot
four °Week, where WiIaNNII told his serner Shot
plainest had Modred to go after the mar Defen-
dant than ordorod •OIMPIALSILIi to harm the borne
so is the rube; Wirer had often heard
sous 4 swear. but he had never bred his
i.
do se, and was always a very kind
• 714 work 11111/ sot eiriordinary lisrel fee two
dap' employment. —The Bona said it wee • paltry
me, and ought wee to lime her broeght Into
but u the amalt not be got over. thol
line deloodant one peony, the ants beim remitted.
POACSING ron Few_ -Rawl Reuel' sod Hem
Courrey, both of chamiLsoler, wore susisoned by
Arse Mid; mem; of the sunetlace, for baking is
of water whir be had the rivet. rat lMary.—r.
Weston appeared for defenta. go Bytes mid he
was at work in • water meadow b.lo.qlag to row
t, near Wolverton Hones, as re of July.
Hi aw defenelasts with a net mar time weber. Wilms
said : " Mr. Slade will he about you sem, • whoa one of
them replied, "ho did not care for old farmer Blur"
They this droned the not up the river,v and sherwards
west away, no mperts ids of thez=ato
Mr. Weer; of Woivertoo Homoei
r
Witness believed deirders were in the employ ci Br;
Worm There went nem of his ervants locking on
at the dm. —Mr. Was.. contended that the former
remise of the Musa bad imbed la the river for tie
last IS yeare.—lfr. Blade mid 6. had always cleaned the
river sod Used in it. He hod dons so aims 1836.
Crossmamined : Witness cleaned the river the year be
fore last. Mr. Haring had MOM had say right to
111, although he mated to arms • Mht—Mr.
Warm, as belted of the defines, sailed Thomas
Coorteney, who rated that he wee • labourer, and
worked fee Kr. Willis. Mayo, of Wolverton.. Had
known Gas Wolverkm Fropee” for 18., 29 years, sod
hot bra memo& for Mr. f or 17
yesra This adjoined UN Waivers' . He
kW/ ties stream whisk divided Mr. • land tem
that of the Waivers* erste. Had sem am he Mr.
H•saWakeenplay fa the river serial liar sod ales
Joke WIIIO was a sonlideotial man to the ..ploy
Mr. Emig, who would lake 4. Ira. the river aM
pima am la piestees Davis. *

guesser for Kr. Weston:Fa that aghs4l64. 5
e 1
5
, ameter's to,alifa 9le tioh-Powd at
BSIAchOP
.774"whlwitZsad It arts Ids I einrs) histraelloas
ULM tho 7 the rlver.—Caes dismimed.
Ms Bugg ACT.- James Dastard, lamilord
" lb. Jolly Bailor, EOM pbbsu, was obarted with keep-
hkg his house oyes s
a the sole of boor dial the
boars Divias asrrvioL—Dallsgaal‘ who
as
old offeadirr, gig 20. WOW, bat .C. Flamm
proved the pima. the meamori.—Yr. Weston ap-
=for the 41.6.08‘, —The °Hoer proved that on
. lb* 25i11 .boat half-past eleven is the
""2116 be visited defendant's house He sew two
°Ns ,_ ble-reres. The troll door of the home was
on, sad the dbfamiaat wet at the door. He asked his.
II his bow was sleazed, *ben &fondant replied," Yon
will not dad anylsody therearold my landhwd, who
his come about the rent" willows entered the hoes.,
whoa be saw a its through the cellar and get
out ea the rood. He *Awl the lamillegy who it was that
its away, whoa she at irst doodad that it wee anyone,
but afterwards said it was a traveller. He found a pint
sap anliflare ea tbg table, with beer in them—Cross-
.il_ Did sot see say broad and ohms@ as the
table. He 11111, • man, named Blade, with defeedant
60.11 tine efter.—ltr. Weetosa maitended that the beer
was draws for Rade, who Isad some from the neighbour.
hood ,_ol Isodolm. *hire, isa trareller, he was juti.
dawribt. A* also had some breed and cheese.
What' in house Medi saw a man named John Dan-
ford, with whom he had had dealings. peas by. and he
called him la and gave him a gime of beer.—Detendant,
who had beea previously eonvicted, was lined £5 tad
costs.

Omar= TO MI DONOR Comm GAOL
416U8 Bubdinish ehild murder at Beaminster.—
Herd Labour : Sarah Reamell, 118 Y1410(111h1
1 .th ; Jobs IlaYalria, M.SIOS P°'"ag "
Radipole, 14 days; DOWD, "WSW
Radipole, 14 days; Gaup Wbedoo, assault at Okelord
Pitandae, 1 anon% ; Boma Inns, stealing a crinoline
66 W!,72mbh, 14 days ; John Emmy, stealing hemp
• Bridport, 2 months ; Frannie Hoare, stealing hemp
at Bridport, 6 wesks.--/surisonaseng : Thomas Wilkins
• k° it Wornoubli,t days ;Jobs Johnson, assault
at Broadvinsor, I meths-

WEltilOßTEL—lscossioss. —On Saturday our
town 111111 inuadeted with thousands of asounionists
on boa the areateWestern end South-Western
aßsilnizrer• Is the aftersoon between, 200 and 400
on of the Great-Watern Railway C.ompany
in the town for their manual boldiday, whilst
In the swains a mounter *amnion train on the
SIAN I*. Iron Birmingham, Oxford, and other
='pima in about two thossaad people. Still
,in the eveniag, • very heavy amnion train
iron Loadomon the South-Westera hae arrived. The
town is vary fell of vistors„ and many of tbe ex-
ournicands won sadly put to dad accommodation.
Bares, Mammas*, AND DZATHL —From the
Registnir-Oonend's Mars of births and deaths for
the !tarter ending Juatt 30, 1862, and for the
manage' ending March 31, 1963, it appears that
the births were 218, deaths. 96, and marriage. 42;
oorrespooding quartets of 1862, births, 132, dusthe,
91, and marriages 32.
szmitufersa.—Can.D Masa —in Inquest
bald at the Red Lien laa,oa Wwinsemlay afternecel.
the serener, 8. Cory, Isq., on the body of a newly
algid, width hod been &wavered in a wateredoret. It
=Gam the evidence adduced, that Undsalith
, d
is unmarried woman, on the evening of
Tuesday, July 28th mune to a neighbour's bemoaned
Sarah Allis, about 9 o'closk, and requested penninisio
to go to an out-hoses. This use granted, and in aboat
three mantes afterwards as returned. She asked for a
besin and some water, sad Allen then dammed that
Male's froth sad patient awe both bloody. The
'lathes were in web a stabs that she thought Claude
must have bow molar& On Sunday Allen found •
boodle in her closet, and she informed her husband of
the eirenneleaco. No sae had been there except her
own family end Male. She charged her as Monday
with laving Wows the bundle down, but this she
, denied. On Tuesday Male weeded the bundle, but she
would not aloe her to have it. —Pirko* Clads said that
' flandaniab Giese was her daughter, end she bad lately
her with being In the family-way. This she
th would one either admit or demy. Had bees to Allen's
house,where she had seen the petticoat soiled
with blood, sal which she identiled is belonging to
her dengbter.-Beperlntendent IfeHale stated that
from information which be had received he went
to Allen's premien, and in ths closet, =pod In •
handkerchief and :Mathes found the body of
• male infant.—P.C. Wills proved receiviag the body
from the last whams, and also the alothes with ebb&
It was wrapped. The handkerchief was marked with
the letter " aid as taking prisoner into onatedy he
found another handkerchief marked "8. C.," the " 8"
of white wee marked in • similar way se that toned on
the handkerchief around the body.—From a post-moriem
examination all dee body made by Mr. Webb,it appeared
that the child as • healthy hill grown one, and had
been barn alive. He believed the caws of death was
by the umbilical cord being cut. The child might bars
been deed six it seven days. He had examined the
mother, Led was of opinion that she had been *Defined
within the last Ire days. The jury returned a verdict
of "wilful murder" against Sandaulah Cleale, and she
was also ownenitled on the mantrutoe ...rasa to take
her trial for wild murder at the next amines.

CEIkELMOUTH.—A pic-nic took place here on
Monday; a Wad company was prepent, ooziest:nig of
some of the les&inggmatry and visitors of Cherniouth
and The emollient band of the 27th
Dsvasi doter Rifles was in attendance. Refresh.
nimbi ware geevidled by Mr. Holly, of the Coach
sad Henna Heel Several inanpaess were erected ;
daring sad monad were amoopt the ammonia:M.
The weather was all that could be desired, and the
company enjoyed a very pigment day.
Citicmirr. The return match between the
"Married" ani "Single" members of the Chao
month Cricket Club took place on Wednesday, the
29th ult. The single guidem= went first to the
wickets and male 86; the married only making 42,
west in again mid moored 62, making a toted of 94.
The following is the BOOM :-
811.0LII.
First Innings.
Carter, b Welters • - • • 6
Coles, e Pik*
H. WynAtam, b Board • • - 4
Wyndham, b Beard • • • - 2
Cook, L w. 22
Galan Bata% b Day • • • • 4
Maraca, 15 Waters • • . .
0. Horde h Baud - • • - 0
H. Norris, b Gillen& • • • •12
Pryer, .M &t lO
Prima, L w.
Widm 4, bias 6 - • • lO

......
31.46zura.
Pled lablaga Second laabaga.
like, b Brame • • • 2 • Peak - • • 1
Bober* ran oat • • 4 b Bn4aa • • • 6
Oillard, a Norris • • 1 b Wyndham • •14
Board, b Ballot • •11 rob act • • • 0
Walburg, b Cook • -13 ran oat - • • 7
Werbar, b Cook • • 2 raa oat - • - 5
BA b Cook - • • 1 no 4 out - - • 0
Dana. b Cook - • - 1 Lbw. - - • 0
Day, a Norris • - •0 b Wysibant • • 2
Tbarsa, b Cook • •0 a Pryer • • - 7
Oagebla, lio4 ant • • 3 ran out - - - 0
By. 2, Mg by. 1,0. ball 1, 4 WAN 6, by. 1,- 7

CRICK= MATClL—Colytas e. Charisma On
Thursday, the fith int., • aria was played on the
Chanoonth ground, between eleven off the Col*.
Club, and eleven of Charniontli ; the letter amine off
vidoricsos, with five wig:lista to go down. Refresh-
smote were supplied in the fieM by Mr. Holl•if
the Conch and -Horses bin. There was a
number of perms prom* to witnew the game.
following is the inore

OoLYTOX.

vim
Soeced Inalap.
Senor, • Wraith= - • 9 b Cook - • A
White, b Cook - • •12 b Breton • - 0
G. 71. Crewe, cWort.t - 1 b Books • - 1
P.M. b Wyadbem • • 8 1 Broke • - 0
L. Drew*, et Cook • •15 e Day • • 9
Haney, b Cook - • • 4Lb w. - 0
Clods, nut out • • • 8 b Cook - • 0
Steward, Lbw. • • -16 b Broke • • 0
Court, b Broke - • • 2 out out • • 6
Dare, *Breton • - • 0 b Breton • • 0
&her, am, mot oe6 • • 2 nu - - 2
Wilke 6, Wee 401 is byes 2, 12 Wide 1, byes;

Chwiagoom.
Fird lasfase. Sewed Letup.
C.arter, b L DTI'S • • 5
Sober* b G. B. Drury 0 bO. B. Drew, 7
Cook, bG. B. Dreary • 12 rola owl • - 1
Pilot, • Hume • . • 0 Irma oat • • 3
Wyndham', e Ford • - 9 Lbw. - • 5
Wader, bO. B. Dryers - 10 bG. B. Drew, • 3
Breton, b Dere • . •13 sot owl - • 1
Norris, b Ford • . 10 .04005 • - 2
Pryer. • Dere . . 3
Wes, BM oat . • - 5
Day, e Whlte . . • 0
wl,nb2, b 19,1b1 23 w 2, b 5 7

LYME. —Fatrlvn PIOCIRDINOII.—DuI4aI the sa-
mbas week oar madly quiet watering plass will be
the areas of titbit, end cousaotios. FM on the
list steads s beater In aid of tbe funds of tior Netiosel
sad Salada7 8•11006, in amnesties with the Chun& of
&Oka& which is Lobs held oa Tuesday. Ott Thursday
Lb. email borticaltural eshlbition for gagman sad
susataars will be held is the Vloota drottada, sad oa
Pride a dread seamt is to take Om at
al" Ma.osls Roll. in aid at the fiats of the lst Don't
Volunteer Artillery Cerpa Ii is also von
that tlie rept* is marry Me, sad bell . Csyts
take plea.

00111 M CAllTLE.—Wealxv•ii &moot Thum
—o•Tborlds.l.liiii 30th alt.,' number of the 'skald-
tents el Swamp end neighbourhood paid • visit to
this lowa. A proniesiom was Want conenting of
eaves wagons drawn by 30 hones, soak VW milk
=labial and teschers. The Bev. T. Peak, econn-
ponied by the &forme bond, hods& as Priramins,
and parodied time principal etreekt.
.wcadlim its
worse through Poet's-lam to • Molo"le (lb.
Middle Hawse) appeal. the Wesleyan Chapel,
wkin wiarlY 300 partook of tea and rake. We re-
gret to may that in dui morning • oertmin official in
office &nod • new lock on the eke leading to the
field. This don not fulfil the Wmorloblesi ea the
banners bora by the Addams, " lave and Mt live."
We is that is the 13th century Corla (WM end
to be 100 yearn bsitind Warehmo) may follow the
admire gives in Mr. M. Hardisrirs motto co his
thris" Ednembs." Mr. John Skitter, °mho-
ti•••rt had • IS•rdlid Warr snerriled Enna hie
--'-n-- I. The pasty, after insooll. lite Chalk
lolk Imila about 7 o'clock, NOW pais&
with Ike dofcrossolioic.

BLANDPORD.-00=ree Penr finelogs, August
Bth ; Wen W P. OkedseA En, J. J. Farquharson,
En., and the Rev. Jell= Wake,
Wino° Senn= —Henri Maidment was c
with leering the envies r. Bennett withoriiitlit
eotice. The lad admitted e offence, but stated in
justißcation 'lathe was ordered by the bailiff total's the
meat of two hones, one of which was restive.
.entnateerwe he usually attended were quiet.—Mr.
Bennett stated that his heat carter, William Carle,
ordered the defendant to work at plough with the two
borers, as the boy who was with them was not old
enough for the duties. He Mused to ao so and went
away, leering the plough and horses in the read. That
was on Friday week. He did not then urge as • reason
for leaving that one of the borate was restive.—The
Bach considering the evidence of the head-carter was
important to • right understanding of the case,
ed it till the kb September.
ASSAULT. —Thomas Blake was summoned for an
smear& on Mr. Herbert Herbert.—Mr. Moore, of Wim.
borne, appeared for the defendant, and dated that eon-
sidereble provocation had been given his client. The
samara complained of took place after a cricket. mail
when rather high words passed between the
he was instreated by his client to make • puMbes'apologgr
to the Plaintiff, epd pap the costs incurred.— After a
little reflection Mr. Herbert agreed be the Wren, and
the one was dismissed.
?Keno Pacing Henry Spencer and Mark Squib,
two boys, one aged 8 and the other 12 years were
brought ;Ilcif,s2 remand, charged with having on
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griAntiuneo edapthperetrec pocketthoe lads, and stated that
the boys picked up the puree and money near where
Mrs. Norman was sitting at the Castle Inn. They
took the money home, but did not tell their mother,and
offered to give it artist day. The prosecutrix did not
to wash prose the if the money was returned to
her—After some oo *ration of the one, the Bench
severely reprimanded the boys, telling them that if the
charge against them had been premed by the prceecutrix
trjaeswrould have been committed to Dorchester for
i ' and most likely have been sent to • reformatory
for or four years.
RIOTOUS LSD DRUIIIIISS CONDUCT. —Samuel Gregory,
William Gregory, Robert Inkpen, and Joseph li
of the pariah o( Farnham, were charged with z=
and drunken conduct, on the 25th July.—Defendants
pleaded not guilty.—P.C. George Roper stated that on
the evening of that day he maw the tiro younger de-
fendants, 'Willis. Gregory and Joseph Inkpen, firhting
together and their Where mating as seconds. 71
were all the wane for drink. He went up and separated:3
them, when the elder Inirpen struck hun.—ln answer
to the *barge the &Indents admitted they had had •
little drork.—The Bench considered the one fully
pond, an remarked on the diapseefulnees of two soul
fighting, and their fathers acting as seconda.—Semuel
Gregory was fined El, William (keine 10a., Robert
Inkpen The., and Joseph Inkpan 10i., and costa 3. Id.
ctn.—The money was paid for both the Inherits, and
the other defendants were allowed till the sth of Sep-
tember nest, if not then paid? days' imprisonment.
PIIIPERNII—Barnid sin Fannie MILS SOCIATT.
—OS Sunday afternoon • sermon was preached in Pim.
n, on behalf of the above society, by the
ErCa Chur
rr Glyn. Prayers were reed by the Beene.
ev. gentleman took his text hem 5121
chapter
Isaiah, 11th one. After showing th. applitationt
the words of the test bore to each person then preempt
as being debtors to God, without the possibility of M.
ing, the rev. gentlemen dwell upon His sovereign mercy
Is giving His son as a ransom, by whom alone the debt
was fully cancelled, and in whom all must trust. The
great object of preaching was to endeavour to pentad*
men not to trust to their good works for ideation but
to Christ aka. The glorious results which followed
nob • trust in Christ were then cleat upon. Religion,
If sincere, would not make men unhappy, but would, on
the monkery, amidst the trials and morrows of the pre-
sent life, be as swell of joy springing spin the soul. The
redeemed of the Lord would return to Zion—Christ—
with songs and (Innen The profaner, after deducing
several practical lesions from this part of the subject,
to consider where there glorious truths were
to Ided found, and the duties of Christiana to disseminate
the Word of God throughout the world. To fulfil that
duty bad been the aini of the society, whose claims he
that day brought before them. The British and
Foralill Bible Society had been the means. by the
blaming of God, of spreading abroad the glorious
truths he had been speaking of. During the last
50 years 43 million copies bed been circulated by
Its agency throughout the world, end it had also
translated the Scriptures into 163 languages and
Mahn. ; 30 of theme languages had bees made by
missionaries, the people having no written absentee for
them. There were in Great Britain in erstriesities with
the parent society 3,825 brandies, and during the past
year 2,627 viseelbsp had been held Warner its interests.
They had at the present time 190 bible wain In Lou-
don, who bad been the means of airoulatiag • very
large number of copies of the Ward of God among the
worst and most degraded portion of the community.
Nor was their operation radon to one meet or
denomination—all porties—Charehmes, Wesleyan
Independents, Baptists all joined in the work. In the
South rs,. Ig.ds they had circulated 262,670 =La
of God's Word. In some these kinds the W a
were the most prominent body—in °nen the Churn
of England, and in others the Independents, but they
all came to the Bible Society for their supplies. In
Western Africa they had distributed 64,355 bibles, and
in South Africa 15,046. During the pan 30 years three
end • half million copies of the French translation had
been circulated, and they had 1800 men employed in
selling these at • neap rate, more than 1,000 of whom
were formerly Roman Catholics. As an evidence of
the power which the truths contained in the Scripture
had upoa the nark the rev, gentleman related two
man which came ender the observation of the society's
amens in Franee—one of • soldier, who fifteen years
helms purchased a New Testanient, which Ise put in Ida
kit and naught no more of till he was in a foreign land,
when one day he happened to take it out, and after
reading a part, became a converted man ; and the other
of a poor man, who haring purchased a Testament de-
sired his wife, when on his dying bed, to purchase •
whole Bible, which he gave her, melding that it was the
bin legacy ISO could leave her. After dwelling on the
great success which had attended the society's labours
in Belgium and Italy, in the former of which a quarter
of a million code' had been circulated since 18.05, and
in the latter 27,000 since that country had been under
the government of Victor Emmanuel the rev, gentle-
man alluded to the erne of America, where, notwith-
standing the devastating, was going on, 210,000 copies
had been lately sent, with instructions that these were
to be for blacks as well as whites, for the blank had a
soul to be saved, and a Saviour to love the same as the
white man. The rev, gentleman concluded his remarks
by earnestly commending the claims of the Bible So-
ciety to their prayerful consideration and liberality, at
the mama time expensing • hope that through the in-
strumentality of their =inkier, who was • warm and
ardent friend to the society, • branch might be formed
in the village.—At the close of the service a collection
was made which was liberally responded to.

HAZ ELBURY BRYAN.—lleraommu.• Emma-
flout —The gigantic eadicia of empty' Heal•
bar, mill pond, although
Friday leak after a week of great anxiety and toil, ba•
tamed oat, in • posuniary point of view, an utter
failure. An rigng committee from Owns Abbas
and asighbombeod bad beta formed for the purpose of
defraying the expense in the priniesstioa of the work,
aid aseardingly ca Friday week • summons perky had
amembled by limitation to witness Ws which
117 delayed la eimesquesee of souse t In
. wsrlag gear of the pump. The eating there-
upon (fully detorarmn.d as we &buttoning the pro-
ileLesUed late requisition a 6-bores power steam
sod pomp from Weymouth, which,
of the sommittee (=al
whom laboured mor=dmaelyithroegbont the &JO
were eminently suocessful on Friday last in pimping
the pond quite dry. On nearing the bottom speculation
was great as to the disposal of the peat quantity
of the finny tribe, which the " committee elect," in
their "mind's eye," thought warmn the pond; but peel
was the loortiAmtion manifested on reaching the bottom
to And that the whole of the Ash therein were not worth
Is.; yet, it is cheering to record that the disappoint.
m$ wa• mort cheerfully born.; and as • sort of
finale to the peat achievement an immense pile lot
fagots were set on fire in the pond. About 900 pereoas
lizieztnding a goodly muster of the fair sex) were 111 at-
on the " snooessfur day, and evinced great
Interest in the proosedinp. It is about 30 year since
the pond wee last drained, resulting in an extraordinary
"take" of bk„ which unquestionably prompted the
committes on this occasion to (ea it tumid out) such
• vexatious and nnremunarative undertaking.
WARZHAM.—A bar Daoweali.—An inquest was
bold on Friday at Itwanage, before Charles Wilcox, Esq.,
ecomer, on the body of Wilfred Pike, a boy about seven
al sie, third s c of William Pike Eel. of Ware-
It appeared that as Wednesday aftilroaca Mr.
like, who was on a visit to Swasege, left Wareham for
that plies, mesespeakii by dessased, in • small Teat.
As the tide was reaming very rapidly out, with soared,
may wind, the yacht was towed by a small boat, but
when near Breaks,. Island the dammed, by KAY
tomes, fell overboard. Mr. Pike immediately jumped
into the sea I. order to rays him boy, sad dived three
times in name of him, 'but was somaessesful, the
tide carrylag the deceseed beyond the reach of his
father. About an bout afterwarda the body WWI dis-
covered and eonveyed to &maw. The jury returned
• verdict of " Accfdeatal death." . _

faolll.--MAanus—g„—Tbe marriage of the oldie*
daughter of the Rem. A. Wilkiasoa, the r
=
rooter .1 81. Lseo's, is rumoured to take gluie
the priori mootti.
FOXIIIILL OF W. Peas., Eau. —The iambs] remains of
Oda respestsd imetloman wore conveyed to their last
rouble( plass, to Pail:stow ohurchyard, co Friday. It
was ths wish of the family that the osremooy @Loki be
• plain and ample cortege. or otherwios the mayor aad
sor=th Me ride ems, would hem appeared
ia Tbis hoarse wee followed by
camisole boariogardtssad isotherm's [Floods. Tbe
sorporatioa of Peels, atembees a 1 the volunteers, and
fnmsomemaa, all in private rub of raorniag, followed.
A body of polls., undo, Bsprtols4oiol Gifford,
brought up lb. rear. Tbe surviss was preformed by
the Hoy. A. Wlikinma, of Bt. James's, Pools.
Tow' Comm, liarritea —A meotiag of the Town
Cotoadl worn held in Um Guildhall on Friday Wt. Pro-
-50.1: the Mayer, G. Bellies, jou. Esq.; Alderman
Gams ; Oonors Ley, Moen, Bogus., Adoy, Moffett,
sad MIL —Aa adisorassase was proposed in oder that
the Oommilaboold attend the forieral of W.Perr,lleq.
AZ=or—ere4a .edaseday the AFFINT "Ursa
NermassedimeoseLeaeareies from Fools to Cowes, calling

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BOA= OP GUIADWIII.—A aseeliag of the Bard Irma
held at the Union on Waists*. Present : Ms. Jamas
Wood. abainnaa_ Mr. J. Prim vice-shaintan liesars.
Lawrence, Moakley Aloha* Haat, sod.. Crumple.
aad Joyce, predate ; and the ICUOWIag justices et the
”aes, who ars ex offlcio gusrdians :Mason. Kellett,
Laminator, and Ocean —The Chairman adverted to tie
loss the Board had sestained in the death of the clerk,
W. Parr, Faq., and Proposad a reesintion to be entered
Is their lain expeemive of their deep regret ;
and that limp gains be ocaveged, as a nark of syntragrY,
to tee widow cd the deemed gentlentia.—Yr. 3. Pm,
seceded the resainliss, whir& was sanied unanimossig.
-7911tliggeHtTROH.-I[Annuan or lino WELCH.—
The 111.116.• 01 tib• third daughter 013. Kesep-Weleit,
keOlierlas Oasts, Ses., of Bt. Itialiatiagpicat•
Aim I elisteatad at tie lataptaiisat tin
Paw. 3R Ihtoh.r, on Tuesday the 41h last. The
litt haw at the lardy kids,
sad Is iN hAspokaillati hy $lll iabobblals