The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

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Rimer or nur VIMITIIN Jr:incur° Lam Broatorrs.

"Daring lie piee quartet Uwe have bees 6 debten
nisi 89 primness eseannteed. The umber sow in cha
pima@ is se follows deillions 38 wale Nook 7
lessele (ideas 21 leek znieellesesssale, 1 female ditto—
Weal GI

"Ti aerrap number of &Mews and prisoners la
this quarter bare been at the rate of 001 per diem,
being an Mawr of 3 per day mere than the last
quarts, aad 11 per day last than the ossespeading
quarter a lams year.
" Is the spears Aura to the Treasury for the
spiriniraumf.year, it appears that the animal food sem
awned Ur primroses Yea eeet Sid. mid ith per dity,
sad the and fuel lid. and Oh per dim, sashimi
the tqtal spats 71d. asd asa-aixtasatb per diem.
" We bare waisted William Hamiltom ia the piss
of Moats Garr** chief toeftheY, who hao wited on
SOODOM el infirmity sad aid sp. beets been years
Is eacupsties of bit on.. Alan, Isom Oihirt, ii and.,
tarakey, I. the plass el Wiliam Prier, reffigaed
Hamilloa receiving a salary ef IMO, and Gabbs £4O par
annum. We reorramead tie above appointments te
tlba copilimatiom of the CAUL

--"With repTri to Thomits---Gerratt's resignation. •t•
beg Lamm to state. in &weeder's. with the notice gi vs
by.. at the Hilary flemiess. that we fed by the Amit
old amid 5 William IV.. ch. Si, a. 9. that be ammo under
time above Act Irma Log servion. sod that the miminanni
t=aasthma alloeninee whs.* might to be granted
somments to 11-11 abs at his mama salary sod
moolunmeets ; sad en the fernier siommots to se, and the
Letter to SC per ammaus, the maximum retiriag pesetas
would be 110 Ils. M. per seam.
"We recommend to year Coart this ho be allowed
• superannuation of COO per annum be being 67 years
of ate.
"1n pawing the soments, we observe that the Gayer-
oor Los to pey • maall saes for ass in bin house. mid we
reouinmend that this be charged to Um neemeral memo'
fur the (Mans. (Signed) " Potuenlown.
"Ko. HINX/lAW.

" ANTH—o-iiiirine.--_

It was aingirsted. in reference to the sue of Thomas
Gerrett, that notice of the intended application oeght
to have appeared no the Almada, and after soave di..
caries MOUS, cam ordered to be given for the nett
aterieen The application vrill than he granted as a
matter of course.

110110tON'S I•TORT.

" The damson has mush satisfaction io »porting
the Unsay Gaol to be In a very healthy stale. There
have been fewer eases of illness thei. usual, and those
that ha» oeslarred have Woo of • very trivial charac-
ter, requiring no particular remark.
" Joai ANDREWS, Surgeos."

Tug Ngw PRINOK AT DirfTLCS - VIBITIX‘ JUNTICIed
Ripon.

This report less ea follows -
" We hoes We day visited the orient, have seen all
the primmer', ad resod all things dean and in good
order.

average number at prisoners this quarter hr
her at tice rate of 1064 per day, being an increase of 18
psi day as oripared with the last quarter, and an
lasers* of 23 psi day as conspated with the cones-
pordisg quarter in the p-eceiling lair.
"rlw runt= of oseuniteseets this prier has been
196; so tke eansepoterbug quarter of laet year it IMI
161.

The osialier of prlsswers is ciosintly is as follows
—ll4l. folsos, 5.3; zaiedooseawasts, 15; assaults, 3;
rnts laws, 5. Few& frloos. 11; oilisiamissaasta, 12
For trial—Maks, 1; toSol, 102"

Now Paisos.—leueototre Baron?.
" 'Tbe prima is dean. will droned, aod mat:Holed.
Tbe beelth of the prisoner. generally is now as good
as usual. The provisioas eapplied for them appear to
be good, and tbe elotbing and bedding is. proper state.
"Tbe prisoner, Mary Adonis, who was enable to take
bar trial at ths Anises on amount of • dieeesed sten of
heir knee boon sod boos* of lles kg. is still Goollbed
to her bid, and unit for removal.
(Signed) "B. KOINTUOIIiIItY, Surgeon."

WILTS . RKTOIHIATOST SCHOOL.

maker. l'iSiendiUri Pans said he ;Uhed to make a
slight announcement with regard to the Wilts Reforma-
tory /Whoa He was about to leave the county and
should therefore have to give op the mana‘ement of
the school after one quarter more. He mentioned the
subject in the hope that those present would consider
the matter and endeavour to assist him in obtaining
auceemor. The rev. gentleman gave satisfactory report
of the establishment, and said he intended to make a
formal nrsireatioa at the Warminster sessions.
The Miriam hoped from what Mr. Vane had laid
tint the seagielenten would turn the importance of the
asetter ever in their minds, and that some publics
Vlindividual would here the the kindness to take
eto whisk Mr Pane wee about to vacate. Of
lir. ranee servkee them could be but one opinion vu.,
that they lend Leen most invaluable.
Lord FelmMone said that although his opinion wee
not favourable to reformatory schools yet he believed
that they would have meat difficulty in filling Mr.
Pane's piano at the Wilts Reformatory. (Hear, bear.)
The Ooart than adjourned until Wednesday.

WEDNESDAY.

The Court opened at ten o'clock, Geo. Mateham,
Em., occupied the chair, supported by Major
General Beckley, M.P., Meniali Hall. Esq., E.
Himmen, Esq., W. Z. Matches', Req., its
The /*Barring genitals's were morn on the Grand
Jury : —Mr. Z. Oldies, forams, Mean. Samoa
Clark, James Comptes, Aaron fisher, Ed in
HumPlirofs.
_Plunk !UAW, Jame' Parmeas, Rickard
Pyle, Miami Rooks, T. R. Riddle, J. Reed, M.
Rawlings, J. Ridley, W. Reed, T. Swayne, Wm.
Stagg. John Flower, J. C. Hussey, Junes Haydn,
W. W. Pumas John Roblin, sin., George Tabor,
and Thome Z. Edwards
prookusation against vice sad immorality
having hem reed,
The chairmen delivered hie oharge to the
Grind Jury. He mid their labour' on this
ocommion would be very light, in ooesmnene*
of the gaol having been delivered of the
Pai the kw* manse at Devise'. Very
iityries tame bad been allowed tor the emmision of
mime between the mines sod the commencoment
of thee" sammines, and be believed there were only
three primers for trial. They were all charged
with an oases of OM discriptioa, viz., larceny.
One was charged with stealing rabbits, and it was
scarcely Dereseary. for him to remind than with re-
rzlisti these asisiala—theagh wild, when in a
slate became property, sad if stoles the
penes convicted wee liable I. manholes*. There
was me person chard with sipeaft barley. They had
Weer iavestigato that ease a Mile dies 4, as
there MOS he mere use..oet before than perhaps
elskiens whisk woes rather Might.
=red is
abbomiffi the evidenee st not bee
"tram, yet in a ease of that kind they mot=
late comidoration salt am where the tom was
net immedimiely Mad out by the owner, end were
the. was some degree ofenhty in idarrffitying it
It wee sot the same as my psrthsuier deetriptien of
goods steles, sub es for Meese* antle, Mare they
could plass their anger epee it, mad my, "that is
use,' but they mug look whether them were suffi-
cient Sammenmere in the me which meld lead them
to • meaosable reartraction, whether in the and place
the einem bad hem sosimined at ell, sad whether the
pereon charged wee guilty of such Atones. The third
sees wee for Maim a plank. The demeitioes were
very vaitimposs, mad had beeneetly plased in his heads
Mee be an. juts Omre, mad thenfore he hod not had
Moe to perms Nees Seam& leave it for them to
ezersiertheir isffipease apma the ems. With regard
to the antenat ef mime in Illis emipty! mewed with
the sitzesetwilllffi "lola c'fils.rsr.. Wil baPPY W
repot the wade se the Ohsef ausect, that It WY
veey satlehotery. Len you the sealer of ethmese had
inereamei very cossiderably. Perhaps it use an ex-
ustscul ,hat at say at. Net had Mem diminished.
It ley ithe eleenseist at the he Closnable,
Nat than were DI charms Ms thee In the eorrempond-
ing quarter 81 hut year. NM the amens' ef odium wu
vety earaideraide, although the sharen were not
gmerally heavy. With mud be heavy charms he
t make an eimereetios that WM to. eerie% serest
s. , that in the eerreepoadiag marker of hut
pear them ware no lees than sin sharps. of burglary
awl beenalmaking, tem Num" ci berØaiy, and two of
heambeeekkg. They ware very mimics. offemes, hi-
use thew not ask midemeeM property, but very
treillage* elharnlia4 Mb. In the present quarter not
me am a p bad Mem preferred. Bet
It wee wit allogitiwrssttsiaMcmy to dad that their ad-
vases wes so my dew, as aimed le be imper-
meable. He eialimeed that it required a more
mmeinueeneile. rareand.B4.l thee his to NM the
ew e et Nees oases to It. nal omen
He mild D help thiNciag that the public
house and thm heir boom wee at the hoffiese of many of
those trivial offiencen Se may piety Grimm so many
raiedeassustra with refeemess to the sub an
amount of poaching sad sees, me could ems* tram
It is a plural ay to may other IMMO thin to the evil
emassuatestion which arm In these plases But there
sem other plum widsh were MB mere Noorions than
the hese Mem and tieu was where beer and liquor" of
that deuriplien were sold without • Homes Unfortu-
nately persona amid me be senvleted ef oilmen of that
kind Mtheat the direst proof of the ads of
the arida& Direst peed was eirkemely difficult
to oNsis, and Mu may of those prom e=
He was set one of those who
Cdtima.mllll;m of the poor to be imartal.
He wad& ma the esstriey, suntan the istepikr of
tbe poor eman's homes and wished it to be kept ms maned
es any me, sad that he should amider it me hie amile.
He would quote dis weeds of • leareed elatimmen, and
lima mash to essiese 1—" Though MI the winds el
basis mi. moor is•• tt the king mild nee do so.'
w..t r- glheSqs.. he mid sot help think-
lap MS* AMMO tialidd be Awed, so
&OM am lied mit the dememetratios of the
•-• lessiv llf them arm pow* of beer
hien se* It would to ssth for the
Menet. There wets no ards at
white bed beer purd since he
thet elledr this atoned the jaris-
OgaM Tye very ilerselial air

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however, chine into operation dories that interval—the
ParnehinPA ....wept Act, and the highway Act. It wu
mire:love for him to note any lengthy obeervadons
on ii.. ljeina Mum= et Asa, salt bad been now for
some know in opc,atitU• He, bosairst, would make one
emus, k. Tb. Parochial Amenueut Act hod thrown an
amount of hamar very moth limo the oversects, and
aim n thou gentlemen who tone the A comment Casa-
mown. in anon's. of Gaudions Freon the trouhle they
took, and the diOelliiS they had to Gotthard with, he
thought it was the bounden duty of every individual
ohn poaieeusd land, to give the pretest and very best
we. they possibly could to those patlemen la the
online of their investigations. That, to thostrist, was
the lust they could to. He had not taken any active
toot in 'h. matter, bet be felt, and they all felt, the
greatest obligation to those gentleman who bad volun-
tarily taken apps themselves sash an oecions and Vivid-
he,o, to*. With regard to the Highway Askapplicatiosia
had been dusk to these Semitone, al well u to others, and
mao7 seemed surprised that the magistrates in Quarter
Samosa had not some to SOON eneelluioa upon the matter,
as required by the statute. Re ventured to think that
they had ogaraissii • sr, proper delay in this business.
It a maw requiems vety redoes consideration,
because the expense and inconvenience arising from a
change of system was very great. The magietratea
waktog a committee for Use purpose of hivestigatiag
the asetter,and eadesueringtoamartain whether in this
county it was desirable that the whole or any Part of
this county Auld be put Reds the Highway Act.
The Ad of Parliament doted that the whole, or a part
of the county, siiiol be eshinell to the Ad The sour
mites. had, ho behoved, taken • great eked of pains
4no„ • the imbiest They hod rightly smoldered that
they amid not Gout to any ooldoet until they bad
received Marto from tht clerks of the magisterial
Meknes its reference to the *urea's. Those returns
bad ally Maly bees sent in, wad therefore they bad
aketelbed him making any report to Queasier Sessions;
beg 188 weekended that • report would be math at the
beat Quarter Sessions, when the magistrates would
give du time to take the matter tato their coosideration
tbessefees, aid also to give oseepiers an opportunity
of aerie, any suggestion that they might think it.
li. had set atilleiest expertise. in those matters to
elfer as Wales upon the AM itself ; but, however, he
might nay that it did not appear to him to Is desirable
altogether to break up the old parochial system, which
had be., proposed in some counties. The surveyors
of IdelswaYs of every parish in Use district would
lumber of the Board, therefore every parish
would be represented in that Board, and so
far individual interests be thought might
he mommd to be attended to. He bad
no further observations to make, but he could not help
expressive lie morrow and regret how very greet • lees
they had ansinined by the death of the Vies-Chairman
of these Quarter Sesinas—Hr. Jimish—a gentleman
whom they all respected. and whose absence
Was most deeply deplored. It sue not
for him in that place to omen to his private virtue.,
or many a those oblates which he serried out
m Ofeatinaly, particularly as the eriesmaader and =Lin-
tels., of the Volunteer Riles of this kora. As •
magistrate it was not altogether out of place if he said
a few words in reference to him in that capacity. He !
believed there never was a person who entered ups I
the ditties with more Arm dehennieadiev to do hie dais
to the aimed ; and sot may lode hie dirty, betth
qualify himself for the enemies of thus dutassom sell
maks them most effective. To those advealageebi
poessered • remarkably sleet understainding, a very eller I
mind, an admirable temper, and a humane disparities
which Not only enabled him to temper justice 11111
mersy, bat which prevented any inritation
his mind when eases of great aggravation=
him. The amount of labour be went thumb be this
district wu very great He scarcely Meru any
magistrate more sueeemful, or more (immured. art
the lola Br. Jacob. As Chairman I. the Suomi
Court it was beyond all prelim of his, It was indeed •
delightful kin to bear him. He had • peat power ef
expression—lb. arrangement of the offences when it
COMM to the inry was so complete; hie remarks an ea-
eMus that one would almost hue supposed that it was
the charge of an experienced and competent judge than
that of • gentleman, whose time and occupation. wen
so numerous.. his, and that set off with a drummed
and deportment which gave additionel force, and be ,
might say charm, to his observations which fook I
. However, they might have l services,
his his still remained, sad that was one whisk
might be looked op to with safety by any rising meek
trete. It was difficult to fled • brighter one in that
Neighbourhood, and urbane in no other.
The Grand Jury were then disguised to their

LICINSIM Toe LUNATIC AMTLUNI.
Mr. Swavosiapplied for the renewal of the license
of Mr. Rudman for 40 male and 40 female patients.
The application was granted.
Mr. Swerve farther applied for the reoewal of the
Ikea'', of Dr. W. C. Fisch. Mr. W. Finch, and
Mr. A. Lush, for • house at Fiaberton.
Mr. Hie:man seid it had struck him that for some
time pest the increase of the criminal patients had
become a very serious matter for this part of the
county. It was a serious metier for the county and
ought to be looked into.

Visouunt Folkestone enquired the number of
guards there were for those patients.
Mr. Bwayne said one to every eight.
Viscount Folkestone mid if the Court did not
pant a license the Lord Chancellor could.
Mr. Bwa7ne said then they would lose their power
of visiting the asylum.
Mr. Hinman said be wasquite aware, as were also
his brother magistrates, of the admirable manner in
which the asylum was conducted.
Mr. 8 wayne said they would undertake that a
lariLnember should not again he applied for.
Chairman said the lionise was now granted,
with the understanding that it a similar application
was made without some abatement in the number of
criminal lunatics, it would not be granted.