The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The prisoner bad but recall), completed his four years'
penal aersituiled, at Portland, when he CAIIIN up to
Dorchester and lotioil at prosecutoia house for a few
days. lie u ore the coil &say when lie kit, saying he
should be back in • few hotra, mail Mrs. Hine. huppo•ing
her hiodsuail hail lent hiu the eminent itiid nothing
about it. thi arriving it Insiinfonl prisoner sold the
told, to Mr. of the la,,tle Inn, fur 25., and one
day last ',ark, prosecutor bearing that primmer MIA Vt.
WO mouth went oovin Mitre, and with the asaistanee
of Supt. Wintry, found Ulu, He was i.ounuitted for
trial. .

The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Edmonds bin.
The B.Y. Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day), Gloss
Keys, Lydford—at 11.30 ; Wednesday, Stower
Head; Friday Yen—at IL.
The B.V. Harriers—Ml..4)day (this day), Alton leers;
Friday, Ilelcombe Park Wood, for roe deer—
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at I -
Mr. J. Radelyffe's Honna—Thursday, Canford

at 11. -
The West Somerset Hounds—To:ashy (this day)
King's Cliff; Saturday, King's Brumpton —at 11:
BIRTH. _

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COMMITTED TO DORCIIEWTH U sot- —Assi:r s, Richard
Hallett, staidling at Wylie Regus.—Sepowas : 11,chbrit
titoppe, ste.Plissa workbox, Le., at Portland:
Love, blealluag money, at :pypipe 14%6. Hurd Labour :
Cimrles Lade, asbault on iiihce at Dorcliebted, 14 days ;
Elczaloctli Hell, vagrancy, st Dorchester, 14 plays ; John
poaching, at Waniwcll, 2 calendar months ;
Bop en, a Writrlllil profane oath., at St.plipridge.
Richard Spis.th, apaault mu police. at Weymouth, 1
calendar mouth ; Phillip Whittle, poaching, at Milton
Abbas, 3 callidalsr 111011111 W Renja 11111 l Eras awl Jail
W eat, btealing a pair Ppf bogs, at Hawidebton. It weeks;
Samuel Jeffery, stealiag !pity, at Knison, 1 calendar
iiiiii it h.— bspepsoniterpit : LIZA Witt. Vb 17.4011, at
DurelitNtrr, 7 days ; Jain Lane, liabtarily, at Bern
Regis, 2 calendar mouths.

April 10, at the George lone Charntouth, the fife of
Yr. J. B. Wheaton, of a daughter.

M A RID AGES.
April 9, at Maiden Newton, by the Hon. and Rev.
W. H. tioott. Mr. John Brown, schoolmaster, to Fanny,
only daughter to Mr. Lot Curtis.
April 9, at Stourton Caundle, by the Rev.(. L. Wilson.
Mr. Thomas How, nephew of the late Mr. Thomas
How. of Stalbridge. to Rosette, younge4 daughter of
Mr. G. Gillett, of Woodrow, Stourton Caudle.
April 10, at the Parish Church of St. Botolph,
Ahlgate. by the IteV. Thomas Appleby, M.A.. senior
curate Mr. Edwin Drew, of Marithull, Dorset, to
Elisaheth, youngest daughter of Mr. William Bartlett,
of St. Mary-ase, London.
April 10, at Bothenhauipton, by the Res. Mr. Kiddie,
Mr. Robert Wakely, of the llcliester Arms lon,
Symondahury, to Ellen Matilda, second daughter of Mr.
Joseph Matthews, Wych Farm, Bothehliampton.
April 10. at the Abbe) Church, Sherborue. by the
Rev. M. Terry, Mr. Samuel Foot., to Elisabeth. eldest
daughter ot Mr. Auilrews, of Leigh, near Sherborne.
April 10, at Motcomb.4 by the Rev. J. C. Warring.
ton Rogers, Mr. George Edwarda. of Shaftesbury, to
Mary, eliles daughter of Mr. Thomaii Holloway,
Thelma' Farm, of the former place.
April S. at St. George's Church, London, William,
aecouil son of Mr. Richard Shinner, of Weymouth, to
Susan, third daughter of Mr. Charles Duskily.

THE DORSET COUNTY EX PRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, IR6O,

Ito join the Whin& by passing iron rode
through them, but plaintiff told Lim the uoual way was
Ito joki Minus with rootlet' plugs. He accordingly
I plugged them and placed souse if them in the hooks
o loch had heen placed in the wall. lie slid not
guarantee that the tubing would carry the picture*.
Ito told him that five-eighth tubing woo the she usually
employed to corry large pictures; opousller tubing was
frequently used. The neat thing the plaintiff heord of
the tubing and hooks woo that they had been ~cot
back. Ile refused to receive them and they were at
length depooited et the police station by the defentioneo
mess. tin the 9th of defeutiont ordered of the
pioolitiff hot-plote ; nothing being about the
price. The plaintiff got the article made and rent it
home. The first time husow defendant afterwardo the
latter coked him why he had tent a front with the plate.
He replied that it was uotial to do so—they
wore more complete. Defendant then noked loins if lie
could not cut a hole in it and put on a dour—he was to
oclui up for the loot-plate and one of the 111110..UUS at work
there would point out what was to be dude and murk
I the WiZC of the hole for the show. The hot-plate was
a nt for and the hole cut in the front, and an oven fitted
at the back as ordered, and tro was cliorgeal for the
whole. The oven was second hand, hut a good one.
The whole was sent up to tile def. u•lant. lout olosortly
afterwousia be sent it hack again, and an the plaintiff re-
tool:4 to. take it, it WIIS oho sent off to where rogues.
swindlers, and disotlerly perouns are often confined
'till their cases are disiptosed of by the authorities—the
police statism. The 003.1010,1111LUd °Veil WI. east inn, 11..
it W.l, itittoru,;ll ti., def..sodant ordered
wrouglot iron.
Fur the defence it was asserted that the plaintiff load
assured the defendant the five-eighth tubing would be
quite ontlicient to carry the picture,. but when it was
fixed and the pictures hung up, they seemed like •
number of inerry-auslrewo at • mountebank ; the tubing
yielding to the weight placed uloolo them threw the
pictures out of the perpendicular, awl prosentin, a must
ungraceful appearance with raised mad depreusesreurners.
Asa regunlest the hot-014e, a front and other animas-fl-
atlets were added to it alien scut Up, which, were not
ordered, nor was the alteration performed a.
second-hand cant iron own being oubotituted for
vs nought iron 'dates.
Tit.. .fudge, after plkietotly hearing the Me, raid that
NO.. woo oil that he could &dust Irs no the plaintiffs
bill, that being the amount for what had been sdeed to
the loot-plote controry to order ; juolginent would there-
fore be given for the remainder of the amount claimed.

fli tn. no. ....... Air meeLing
parish of Meloonbe Regis on Thursday last, Mr. J.
ralbut and Mr. Robertson were re-electial church-
wardens, and Mr. Rooke was reappointed organist.
At a vestry previously held for epic/nth. Mr. T.
Bartlett was also re-elected for the ensuing year.
A public meeting is announced to be held in the old
Towuhall on Thursday evening for the purpose
sul"pting the best means for raising funds by volun-
tary subscript.'... for the repair of the Wyke parish
church, a church-rate having last year been refused.
Tim FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. —The last
ru ..... ur is that on account of the sharp look out by
the several constables to prevent the tight, the con-
test will come oil in the Channel Islands, probably
Jersey, on Nlontlo or Tuesday. the 16th or 17th.
Belr. Ltle intimates that a steam 1... at trip will be
made. Tom Sayers was believed to have been in
the Isle of Wight oh Friday last, a gentleman har-
ing seen him in Southampton.

Evmourir Tows Cotiscm.—A copious report
of the important pmeeeilinns of the Council on
Tlaur.tlay teat will he foulul iu our third page.

11,111101.1:ii PETTY Snmiutia, Friday.--(Before the
Mayor Alll.l Capt. Protege.)
A SSA(' Ri. &on/ Sooth, labourer, who ham on more I
than ime li4orel before the magistrates, WRY
I.r algid up on two charges ot a.ssault. Ile had *vend I
times dur.ng Thursday visite.l the Slop beer home. and
going 11l during the afternoon in a state of intoxication. I
John Cautelle, the landlord, refused to illaw him any
more beer. He went out and retunied again at six
o'clock in the evening, and called for a quart of beer.
The landlord seeing he ww still very tipsy, refused to
drew it, when Smith gave hini • violent push which
Clllll,Cli hi,., to fall, and his forehead coming in contact
with the fender, it was cut so
_se.erely that on g gto
Mr. 31ason, chemist, aftwards. that gentleman refined
to dress it. alleging that the wound was of 10 serious •
nature that he ought to go to a surgeon. After the
assault had been committed on bilis, Caundle gave Smith
in charge of P. U. icMai.ou, who seeing the blood
streaming down his fare, went into the street and aaw
Smith challeoging two men to tight. Ile went up to
him and Smith then assaulted him, and conducted him-
self with ut touch violence that MCMILII.OII WWI obliged
1,, obtain the assistant,' of three other policemen, and
convey him to the station -house stropped down spoil a
stretelor. The bench tined the defendant Z/s. and ss.
ands or 14 days' imp:isonment.

POOLL
OTERSIMAS,-The following persons have been
appointed overseers for the missing year for the
differeut parishes conneeted with the borougb :-St.
James.-Messrs. H. Belle and W. ll.hard;Blanc
Longdeet-Messis. G. fltosie and W. Buckley;
Hatuworthy-Mtwars. J. West and .1. Lock; Park-
atone-Messrs. J. Brown aud J. Swetland.
VLKTICY erriso.-The Easter vestry meeting
for the parish of St. James was held on Tuesday last,
church. anlen Moore in the chair. The attendance
was thin, and the business passed Off in a quiet
manlier. The whole of the church officers were re-
elected -Messrs. Moore and Justican, churchwar-
den* ; Meows. Street and Holloway, sitleameu ; and
Mr. J. Bishop, sexton.
SOUTH-SYMMS RAILWAY. -On Friday last,
Captain Mangles and Mr. Archibald Scott arrived
here, accompanied by Mr. H. D. Seymour, to ascer-
tain and hear the claims that the inhabitants hail
for better railway accommodation to the town, and
which they !hive so long urged, but hitherto unsuc-
cessfully. We understand there is every probability
List some steps will shortly be taken by the South-
Western Couipmg to bring Poole on their main line,
so that we may have every facility both for geode
and passenger traffic.
QUARTER SESSIoNK. -The Quarter Sessions for
li,,rougli wore hell in Fralny, lie Ire W.
Cooke, Ell, Recorder. There ems only one priemer
for trial- ...num Wise, for stealing from the person
of John Brett the aunt of 4:1 17a. 6.1., at a brothel
in Strand-strect, on the night of the 2nl of January
last. The prisoner was found guilty, and oentenced
to Poole Gaol for one month's hard labour. Several
of the Grand Jury were lined £5 for nowattendance,
and two of the Petty Jury were called to act. On
the rising of the Court. four of the gentlemen who
had been tined gave some reasonable excuse for
their being late, and the Recorder withdrew the
tines.
RIVLA C mrs.-On Sunday morning week, the
Poole Rifle Corps asacinbled at the Towidiall, and
marched to the parish church of St. James', ammo-
panie.l by the Mayor, Corporation, and several
honorary members of the corps-the police force
le.oling the procession. We are sorry the corps was
not unanimous as to their attending Divine retrace
On '''.^4.V..C4llllleQsl•Otly the number WAS some-
what Mi.* A very sppropnate and excellent
sermon was preached by the Rev. John Barrow,
M.A.' honorary chaplain to the corps, pointing out
to them the necessity of obedience, and relating
many instances of the bravery of soldiers, who were
good Christians, during the Crimean war and the
Indian rebellion. The singing throughout the
service was performed in a praiseworthy manner,
and was much admired. The church has not been so
full for a long time.