The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21 00:00:00

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SALISBURY.

TRe three Lodge. of Addfellows in this town have
resolved to build shell in this city.
BA51•11.—IS is announced that by permission of the
Mayor, a bazaar will be held at the Council Home, on
the ard, 4th, and sth days of June neat, the nematode
of which will be devoted to liquidating the old debt
upon the church funds of Fasherton Anger, and also for
the more effectual warming of the chureb.

CITY Perry SumoNe, Monday.—Before W. Fawcett,
F. Attwood, and R. Stokes, Faqrs. —John Blain vu
was brought up on warrant charged with assaulting his
wife Virtue Bellin. He warn bound over in his own re-
cognizance for 12 months in the sum of £lo.—There
were two transfers of lioenoes, viz., from George Creed
to Henry Lodge, and from John Frederick Cave to
Henry tvillianis.

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OBTAINISO GOODS UNDZI PALS 6 PSITISOUS.—. 1
Arthur Bundey was brooght up to custody at Tosoday
morning last. before H. T. Ewer, Esq., charged with
obtaining two epodes wader false pretences, the one from
Mr. Hicks and the other from Mr. Wilkes, both iron-
mongers in this city. It appears he went to each of
them shops with • ropresantatioo that they were for
Hr. G. L. Young, a builder in this city, and afterwards
pawned one at Probst's, sod the other at Sewell's. He
was committed as both charges to the nett quarter
sessions.

BATH ANT) WEST or *ENGLAND BOCUTT.—Much in•
Serest haring been felt throughout this district respect-
ing the Order in Council issued on the 9th inst., more
particularly with reference to its application to the
forthcoming show of the Bath and 'West of England
Society at Salisbury, in June next, the President of the
society wrote to the Privy Council office on the subject,
and ascertained that the forthcoming exhibition does
not come under the said Order in Council, which was
framed only for the purpose of regulating local exhibi.
tions where horned stock is shown, and the committee
only offer prizes for horses, pigs, sheep, and poultry.

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Cour ficssioNA, Tuesday. —Present : Hint-
man, Esq. (chairman), G. Mitcham, Esq., J. H. C.
Wyndham, Esq., C. Penruddocke, Esq., and W.
Pinckney, Esq.—Samuel Wilkins, summoned by Mr.
Joseph Carpenter, of Wilaford, for unlawfully aiding
and abetting one Stephen Smith in taking a hare, was
lined El and costs, or in default of payment 14 days'
imprisonment. —Joseph Sbemold, summoned for as-
malting George Moody, a woodman in the employ of
Viscount Folkestone. —Fined E 2 and costs, or a month's
imprisonment. —Sills Olding wing brought up on
remand, charged with stealing • saw and two planes,
the property of George Rose, at Newton Tory. He
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three months im-
prisonment, with hard labour. _ _

Osamu or BArs.—A labourer, named James Ferris,
of &Magian, was on Wednesday brought up before Mr.
W. Pinckney charged with a rape upon Mary Ann
Newman, a Ohrl 16 years of age, also belonging to
Allington. • prisoner had met with the girl and her
step-mother at a publie•bouse in Boseombe an Saturday,
and the offence was alleged to have been commited on
the road home, between 9 end 10 o'clock at night. The
step.mother appears to have been only a few yards is
advanoe, and the girl herself admitted that her father
bad offered to "settle it" for half a sovereign. The
ease was adjourned till Tuesday, the prisoner being
released on bail, and on that day the prosecutrix did not
appear, and the defendant stated that since his release
on bail last week, he bed compromised the matter with
her friends. Tbe Benda expressed their disapproval of
this proceeding, and ordered the defendant to be kept
in custody until the girl could be brought in.

Tel BUNCH CH WALKS AND TIC BATH AND WAIT
or &Iowa) SHOW. —Til• Mayor of Salisbury (Dr.
Lush) has received a letter from General Kenny', in
reference to the proposed invitation to the Prince of
Wales to be present at the opening of the Bath and
West of Ragland Show in this city, on Monday, the
10th of June. The letbar wag forwarded from Marl-
borongh•bouse, and says :—"Efie Royal Higbee.. has
desired me to express to you the satisfaction he would
have received had he been able to contemplate (the
probability of being able to attend the meeting at
Salisbury of the Bath and West of England Agricultural
Society. Under the pment rireun.stanors at Marl-
borough-boles, His Royal Highness feels it impossible
to make any engagementa for the months of May and
June. The Prince acpretdates to the fullest extent the
motives which have actuated you OD the present oceasion,
and regrets sincerely his inability to respond, as be
would have wished, to the loyal feelings of the city of
Salisbury."