The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-12 00:00:00

her house on Saturday morning the 2nd. between nine
and 10 o'clock, and sold the bider ta her for 7s. Id.,
the bailer weighed 17 b., end she g •we nrieoner 51 per
pound for it. she had earn pri-ooer le fore coil bought
raga of IP r.—Prisoner wee etintioitt.ul for inn" at the
assile% but admitted to bail in sureties of 1:40.
timily Legg, of !Laden, domeetie servant, was
brought up in eustody by duct. Brown, charged with
obteining by false pretences two pairs of boots, the pro-
pe,ty of Mr. Alfred Saveirs, boot and shoe maker,
Salisbury-street, Blandford. The prisoner who hes
only just been releavel from Po de gaol where she had
undergone four month.' imprisonment on a similar
charod, favoured several parties with her orders.
She took the boots in the name of • girl name Adams,
*errant at the frown Hotel, Standard. After hearing
the ..vi tense the matistrates oominitted her for trial.
CRICKS?. —An intorentfng insult was pleyed on
Tuesday last, at Sir W. Ilaitiotes seat. the Down
Honer% between an 11 aish-oted by Sir W. Iferricitt, and
11 of the 7th Royal Flintier., under the captaincy of
C.p.ain Butler. The cat:vein's linty won the toss, and
sent the gen,l,nen to the wicket., wten sous good
play was ethibited on both sides. Time w..uld not allow
of the ooinpletion of the aecond innings by the Fusiliers,
and the twitch we, decidiri by the first. Sir W. Matriott
most hospitably entertains! °alders, non-commissioned
°Mars and men of the Pu.iliers.who were all delighted
at their reception, Sir W. Illarrio.t exerting himself to
the utmost, no that nothing was wanting to the enjoy-
meat of ell. Thejbutler, cook, Lad others of the establish-
ment, vied with each other in canying out their
muter'. directions, and the Fusiliers have v. ry pleasant
recollections of the Down House. On the depoture of
the gusete Sir W. klittri.tt had a royal salute fired from
his own guns, by way of farewell, and the Fusiliers ouly
regretted that they had stoma armed wi.h bat and ball,
and could not return the salute. The following is the
score, as far as the game Woe Played
DOWN nocsa.
la innings 2nd Innings
Elites c Butler, b Murray - 2 b - 1
Frail, run -ut - - 13 c Keyser, b Wright
b Wright - - •0 b Coen - 10
Churchill c Sutler, b Nell • .25 b Murray .32
flume to Cuell - 2 b Cuell - 2
Capt. Glyn, b Cuell Ii Cue!! 0
110q1.1larriiittc Wright b Murray- 17 b Cool! - -
Sir W. Marriott b Wright - 2 not out 2
LAMbert b Wright - • • - 7 c and eCuell 4
Wilron not out. - - - S b Curet - 0
Capt.. Maunaell b Wright - 1 b Cuell - • -14
Byes 3, 1 b 2, w 3 - 8 Byes 5, I b 2, w I - 8

7th ROYAL rOmmalla
Major Daubeney b lambert - 18 c Lambert bMarriott 0
Pvte. &epee Glyn. b Lambert • 6
Seryt i7i len c Wileon b Marrlo,t- 2
CapLßutier,•L IlauneenbChurchll- 12 c Marriott b Sir
W. Marriott 4
Irleut St Ilaur,c Wilson.bChurchill- L - I
Prte. Murray c Hu. b Churchill - 0
Caot. Serer. b Sir W. Marriott -13 st Mauwiell - b
Lieut. Puchin, run out - - 0 et Maun.ll, b Sir
W. Marriott 12
ScrgL Cuell, not eut-; - 0 c Sir W. Marriott
b Marriott 11
Lieut. Stanley Offen c Trail - -S c Churchill 0
Pyle. Butler, b Lambert - - 1
rya 4, Ib I • 6 Dyes I, wb 2 - 3

COUNTY CM:WY. Menday.-1 he follevring MOW OM*
before T. E. Lefroy, Esq., judge
JOHN TrINIII V. Jammer-mu—Both parties reside at Stour-
paint, and the case, which sae an action to recover tbe sum
of 15x, value of a swarm of bees, appears to have excited more
than ordinary interest among the Inhabitants of thot illage.
Mr. Atkinson appeared for the plaintiff. Both parties kept
bees, and tat the 6th June • mann ati alleged by the plaintiff
poised over to a neighbour's garden, near time pos•essed by
the defendant. Here they were secured by plaintiff's
wife ate. 14.4 hy • neighbour. When the defendant came home
from work he claimed them as hi., and took them. Witnesses
sere HIL led on both aides, and him Honour, considering the
balance of evidence was in favour .4th. plitinUff, gave him his
verdict.
W. li. ATKINSON, BOLICH.Or, 13Iandford, v. Wudite Paitenell,
Milborne. —Claim CY 11e. ed. for leg ,l advice and defending In
two carte. before the magbstrate., one on • charge of asuulting
the police, and the other playing pitch and Li-s on a Sunday.
—Defeodant considered the chancel excessive, and furtherstatea
that ler. Atkinson seree Ito tette 30h, hut thi• was explained
att being on the condition of ready money. Order granted for
immediate payment.
WILL 1•11 Gt.:TIMIS, draper and outfitter, Blandford v. EOM SIP
Cox, labourer .4 the tame place. Mr. Atkinson for the defen
dent. The claim was 7.. 6d. for a boy's silk hat. Defendant
went to plaintiff's shop, and ware an order for • boy'. list, at
the same t me taking one for hie own one. •übJect to the
approval of his wife, The hat was procured, hut the defendant
ref mod it have it alleging that he had countermanded the order
the tame evening as it we, given, and he procured one from
another Viol. Both plaintiff and ha wife denied that the
on.cr was countermanded. Verdict for the plaintiff —Defend-
ant excitedly : Then I yhould wish to have another hearing
before • Jury.— His Honour: You had better ask for • spacial
Jurv, and have the Lord Chief Jmtlee to. tr) it —(laught• •r).
JOHN HATPIN', T. 011011011 DINNER —Claim ill 91, ed.,
atr.inst which • Net.off for et 10.. was entered and admitted.
The case came before the court on • new trial, plaintiff
obtaining a verdict in the absence of the defendant at the II rot
hearing. Mr. Atkins di for the plaintiff, and Mr. Johns for
the defendant, who is • farmer, resitting at Minchlngion, and
engaged the defendant as his theplierd at Michaelmas last.
The claim was f..r three week.' Wages at On, per week, and
one week in lieu of notice, I6s. for load of faggots, and 5. for
Ixtrley meal, and tin, remainder for the usual allowance of ld.
each for lambs at tailing time. It appeared that IO addition,
according to the plaintiff's automata,- he was to have the fimh
tif all sheep and lamb. that died during the Ismbing for his
dog. This was pmitively denied by the defendant, sad his
refmal to allow the shepherd a sheep that died sass the cause
of their separation. It was held by the Judge that, they
septrated by mutual content, and the only consideration was
to how much of his claim plaintiff vas entitled up to the end
of the week after such agreement. Hi. Honour only allowed
for two week.' wages due, thus makin: plaintiff hie master's
debtor, and gave a verdict for the defendant with coats of two
witnesses.