The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-14 00:00:00

WOOL.

A rermoN against the sale of intoxicating liquors on
Sundays was presented to Parliament on Monday night,
by Mr. .7. Floyer, from the inhabitants of Wool and
Coombe Keynes.

WAR EHAM.

Is the list of subscriptions published by the Belgian
Central Reception Committe, we find the name of
James A. Psaton, Esq., of this town, as giving 10 to
the fund. It is the only Dorvet subscription
announced.

CHORAL Forriust- A festival of parish choirs in
connection with the Salisbury Diocesan Choral Amodio
tion is announced to take place out),. 230 d Mat, in the
Hinder. The order of service, which has been arranged
by Mr. J. Whitehead Smith, will be as follows: -
Reneilicite will be sunj in procession, to the sth tone,
2Sid ending, in 13 ,• and Responses, ;
Venite, Battishill, single in D ; Psalms, Dr. W. Crotch,
single in A ; Te Deum to different Gregorian Tones;
Bonedictus, H. Liven, double in C ; Anthem, "Rejoice
in the Lord, 0 ye righteous," Dr. 0.3. Klvey ; Litany,
Tanis ; Introit, P.shn ibi, Monk in F; Kyrie, Monk;
Nicene Creed, Herbecks ; Hymn before Sermon,
No, 139, Salisbury Hymn Book tune Bremen. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev. Lester Lester,
incumbent of Yankton Wyld ; Hymn during collection,
Ito. 9 Salisbury Hymn Book, to Troyte No. 1 ;
Processlonal Hymn, No 147, Salisbury Hymn Book,
tune Redhead.

Re Di. Pecs natl.—London Court of Bankruptcy,
May L—This was the first sitting for the proof of debts
and choice of creditor's assignees, under the above
bankruptcy. Messrs Visaed and Co., solicitors, 10,
New Inn, 9traad, filed the benkrupt's petition on the
Bth of 'set month, and obtained protection from
arrest His creditors chiefly reside at Ringwoo
and Wimborne Minster, end the aggregate amount of
their debts es *hewn by the preliminary statement filed
by theme Duboia and Newsiest, is £449 li..
The petitioser attribute. his bankraptcy to the follow-
ing causes, vu., pressure of creditors, want of capital,
and looses in profession. Mr. Francis Ayles, of Ring-
wood, Hants auctioneer, proved for 121 154., and
having been nominated to aot as creditors' assigner,
accepted Hu trust, and the Court confirmed his ap-
pointment. The bankrupt applied for an allowance,
and was granted £2 per week (subject to prior charges)
until the 7th of June next, at two o'clock, which tame
was fired for the examination and order of discharge- ,
Bitting to be held before Edward Holroyd, Bog., the
senior Commissioner. Renewed protection from arrest
having been granted the bankrupt until the next misting
(which is also for the further proof of debts), Messrs
Vizard and Co., were appointed solicitors to the
enigmas, and the proomdinp terminated.
Rarrwerit AND Rairtovett—At the Winiborn• petty
sessions on Friday last, before C. J. Parke, 11,.q., Rev,
Carr J. Glyn, and Colonel Paget, William Tracey, a
young man who bas been In the employ of Mr. Lowe,
team, Winattorne, was charged on the complaint of hie
employer with leaving his service without eying proper
notice, sod with leaving unfinished a ganneot which be
had to make.—Mr. Matthew Vlebh, adisitor of Bourne-
mouth, appeared for the proaeoutioa.—Frost the state- ,
meat of the prosecutor it appea.ed that Trscey entered
his service as journeyman tailor in idly last, at a
weekly wage of EL At the beginning of the year be
asked to be put on piaci, work, but after being so engaged
for a week, he again requested to be paid weekly wages.
This arrangement continued without interruplin until
the previose week, when some disturbance occurred
among the men respecting a sewing machine which the
prcoecutor had for hie work, and which ho told the de-
fendant he must use. On the previews Thursday he
gave the dehndest • emit to make, nod in the afternoon
trosiesd • meesalle from the defendant that he should
not do it. Prosecutor then sent for him. bat he took no
notice. On the morning of the following day the de-
fendant went to work between six and seven o'clock.
and continued till breakfast time, but did not return
after, and on the Saturday night when he went for his
wages prosecutor refused to pay bint—ln erom-exand.
nation prosecutor denied defendant's statement that be
told him be might go away.—Deleadant said that his
agreement a verbal ass, was by the day, and that when
he told Mr. Lowe be should leave on eatarday, be said
'he might, as he did not want hiss. With rasped* to the
coat, which it waii alleged he loft unfinished, defendant
stated that he received a messap by Mr. Lowe's appose.
ties that the coat would be finished by the other men.
—AI Mr. Lowe's masa this whales was sent for, and
also a man named Hunt—The latter Meted be was
present when the conversation between Kr. Lowe aid
the defendant took plate. The &fondue said be should
have, and Mr. Lowe " Don't be in a hurry. You
had better stay a little - William Targett, the
apprentice, stated that cm Friday between one aid two!
o'clock he was rent either by Hunt or Coombs, *0
Tracey', house, to tell him he need not some but *.
finish the wet as Hunt had doom It—Mr. Lowe said he
was not aware that any sash had been sent. ,
It was not by his sanstion.—The of opinies
that some misunderstanding had arises he the matter
dismissed the cans

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coasiderim that the admitting of • former offence wu
no juatifioatioti for it. repetition, convicted him in
penalty of 50. and Pa.- amts.
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Brewer waa summoned fur allowing her cattle to m.
depaaturing on -• without the lwal permit
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pay 'the
Aer.--G•orge kLayter,
Verwood, & of Noll. Job Aokell, of
Verwood, CIL Mama, of Cranborne, and George
Look er, of the-eame place, were severally eummuned
for allowing cattle to stray on ths highway ineiand,
of Clapham.. - Hayter was fined sa. and Ss. Donn ;
Pounce, &J. and mots Sakai, sa. and mots ; William.,
fo. and mete ; and LodEryer. We. and aorta —Frederick
Sudden, of Lytchott Matravera, and William Claycom,
of Poole, treaters, were charged with leaving loaded
waggons upon the Cranborne Chaos and New Foren
turnpike rood, thereby obstructing the highway, and
were Geed each 2s. &L., and 2.. ousts.- - The Bend,
directed tie attention of the pollee to the large number
of cattle always found straying on the highways in the
parish of Cranlionse, and commended them for brioging
the before-mentioned porties before them, trusting that
others would be waned thereby mot to trespass.

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