The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-16 00:00:00

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Ran FORDINGTON Rows° Solom.-0a Thursday,
the DM last.. at 7.30. pm. the distrlbstioa of prises at
the above @Wool took place in the sebooirsom, Abost
30 of the esholago, with other Meads, met in the rows,
sad wars sOOO Jawed by the Rev. H. sad Kra Houle,
the Rev. H. C. G. Houle (who has langy acted as
saparinhendent), sad Hr. W. Dime, (who Ws gives
frequent help In Mashing). A hymn was nog very
heartily. The Visit offered mayor ; sad Mr. Hiked*
Koala sag Mr. Dims, spoke Misty to the atheism
The prime were thee detribeted by Mrs. Hods Tbey
sonsisted chicly of books, psi.* kn.. sad If at& value
was to be messared by the pleasure they speared**
mast ion hers valusblo isdeed The Rev.
las. are at M. 6 la
as:l4a diitell of the. sera and
describes/ We Wee of things %Way and day
mitools allus--ei be found it onide arrival at Dorchester
nearly 40 years siro : a strews sod striking contrast to
Lb. paresent day, sad thus a motive for present
thankfulness and eseneregerwot. A hymn and the
blessing Maned the simple hat vary pleasant promedings.

Cuenca Pastoorm Am Seam. Stemma os
behalf of this soloist y were prembed at the churches of
Dorchester on Beadily last, when the following sums
wore oratribeted : Holy Trinity. £lO 13..; St. Peter's
LIO 12s. ; East lifeedimion, ER ; Christ Claret', in 14e.
71te meetings were held ea Handal at the GaildhalL B.
It EMI, Log., presided it the afternoon mestinr, up.
ported oa the platters by the Rev. Itegiatikl Smith,
the Rev. H. Noels, the Rev. Handley C. Rout', the
Rev. C. P. Phis", the Lev, J. G. Lally, the Rey.
"'albs' Baker. the Bon. T. T. Perfume, the Rev. C. J.
Bird, the Rev. L amdload, the Roe. E. Ludlow
the Rev. .1. Peephemos, the Rev. J. Miller,
lb. Roe. J. But. tha Rev. W. Clerawall. be.
There was • good atosentame. iodeding Colonel
cod Mn. Riminses, K Pewee. Esq.. Cl. Worry, Esq.,
7. P. Hodges, EN , and a large number of ladies.
TII• matting was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Reginald Smith., who then reed Ms report, from whieh
it appears the total roottipte defied the poet year were
£867 lb.. ltd. The chains/a Ikea mode in eloquent
'pooh on the eblesto and results of tha soelety, heertily
contemading its veleatry mama to Marooned support
The Rev. C. P. Phine followed, with a brief adieu.
The Rm. W. Cornwall, the depetatioo, reade
in gamest soma, tolling from his own experienos
of the value of the moiety's aid In the town of
Wolverhampton. The Rev. T. T. Perfume, of
Btalbridge, followed. He retarded this moiety as
• true sad faithful handmaid of the Cher& of England,
nod enlarpd on the advantages of the pastoral and
paroshial system. The Rev. A. H. Bun, of °erne
Abbas, nest spoke. He bad eilasated that of the
society's LOOMS of £75,000, the *spasms of raising
that sem fie not amount to 0.000. The Ewe.
Reginald Smith propooml a vote of Mask' to the
,Cb.bmno, whisk was medially endorsed. The ineeting
was then &aid in the meal maneer. The oolleetion
amounted to Eld 2a. Id., of which sum, boomer.
Ell He. was pet into the plats by Mrs. Reginald
&Milk on belieff of show{ friends. We may note that
the moiety has now 862 grant, to 535 parishes, 492
sum. sag 170 lag souls, requiring an income of
£36,828. The averse) population of each parish is
7,900 souls, the imam 070 Fair annum, sad 106 are
wittiest paresasge. homes. Them have base 271
'beret's .rested, or kept epee, as the moult of the
moiety's aid, end 247 rooms are, ateweeent, Roomed for
Dirk's marries. By imam ef the greats now mad*
additional sad more systentalis pastoral visitation is
provided for • postale** amcientieg to nearly four
osillteaa There are mes 7 very argeet applieettom on
the " list wait* foe aid."
Com= Count Theredey.—Bafore T. E. P. Weer,
Im., judge.—Tlwre were about 70 plaint. Waal for
this mart, hat 67 of this were disposed of by ths
Registrar (Giles Flyteciada, Esq.). and than the liminess
was delayed mons time through lb. nosparthal of his
Honoor. . .

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- Webber, as
li sanivisylle
wtor of Joba
Webber, miler, usibery Brims T. Wintery,
el Palbeas.-71tia was • skim of 81 sa. 114., for good.bad in the lifetime a her husband, who died eons or
sight viers ago. Mr. Howard poiatrel est that plaintiff
eaglet to be% Pun delndast as adoninistratiz is son
tort. His Hamar held be scald amend the plaint Is
Shot pbrflissisr, bat ea Hr. Howard rmaarkiag that
sash saseasharnt woe% place him eta disadvantage, as
bit had simply some prepared to prove Mn. Heinlein
Ina 1110% liable, the judge said be would pomp nis the
saes till the seat emit Kr. Howard isfarnad plaintiff
that all the deeemed Imbued'. estate had be..
I adnisistaved, sad adelawl bin to make isquiry kite it
%fen anal% to tie seat mark
Sams v. Snare itielernit, farmer, of Pelham—This
visa slain of El Ba. eid. for geode, sod .1.4.111 stated ,
that defeadaat admitted le blia last he bad
the good.. bet %es he said he bad paid plain • maim
Delgada% wee What mad is* sestradieted plaintiff's
statism& Dagendast's wife, who plaistiat said was
present when the alleged added% Ink plan, was
%link sailasionbaramad her %hand's platimmest.—Ble
basest sail ins Otani plain% bad adatalme whet
wee salt, sad gave a mini% fee the 14ea1ast.
Horse reee.—Jeles Mope, et Newell, v. Pretacie
—This was a 1.7 .0...—. di%
• 17a. 64., fee breads el warrsity of a bay mere.
Mr. Pne of Dorehester for plaintiff, awl Kr. B. N.
Howard, of Illeyisoath,for delemdsats—liir. Pope nand
plaistifre ease, whisk it appeared that a1t.,..,.
%alias. plainer bosght a mare Irma dsfeedant ea his
etmessent that it was 'mad and quiet to tide sad drive,
bat it prevail to tars rased as gong ap kill, and es
enniamice by a nteelsary %neon was %sad to have
the %vista% Assam, wilt& is IsearaWe. Pisiatif
applied to delandast Is take tha hens bask arid%
be did set ad de, whereapsa it was sold by
aseake. sag We lees onstained VIM 211 17s. U.
Jaw Mayo. I% plaistiff, said: I us • fanner and
reside at Newell. 1 1114 Junin% kr • inrilliss ham
64 the begissisi of the year, sad a masa named oldbitry
nisommeaded sue Orem* had, es I told Oldbiasy I
should bin to en it. Oa the 196 b defines% drove •
nue to my house Told bin I mated • quiet bores to
drive in barmen sail to pat is • eart V regaired.
Deleadaat and this was meli • cose. Tried the missal
is my fosr•erbeel, driving Its. far as Oteals=ibers
1 palled 'p fit • few suit.. Os the
born did an go aisle right, bat defserleat Mat
was it wesid go all right If I spoke te it Did
an "sett say bargain that day. Ho weeded 130.
aid I 0i...1 cm. Os that day I oak% delandass if
Vie bone wee quiet sad nand, and he said yea. Oa
hu.23, haw I% hone% Onto, Mr. Badelyee's
meeting there that day. Delsadaat was riding
11. bores. I spoke to defeadant about tin mars telling
his 1 weld sot gin more than £25, but if he weald go
to say hews with me I woald try to mak* aa szehasp
wwb the. IV* maid sot wee be egotism.. Dittoed.
ant bad akar with so, sat afterwards I ask% bin V
In wide warrant the mare qui% aid sound, sad ha said
It WY. 04beftwies be would ban gess to sone fair sod
sold ha, with all her fauna rather tbs. sell bar to sac
this agreed to give £27 for it. Defeedeat left the
mare with me. mid I lent him • bone to rids bone ow.
Nest day (Saturday) I mune to Damneder, driviag tk•
man is a fourerbeel. I saw defilade% Is the Ling's
Arne yard. Tin bone west fairly that 4%. I paid
defendant fee it. Direstly after I saw Hr. Howe,
11.11.0.P.111., mid, at ay respell, be eureadned the ,
▪ sad be gen me • %damn (predred) %Wag I
that Ito. "lieno I. the NSW he* MA She
manilla% tie defendant at the White Hart Hotel th..t.
shiness. I asked his If he %mow the man was lane,
sad be said "she was set lams.* I told Mat as Ind
the us,, I ins% try her fee a few days, sad VI feud
her lase lambi saps% him le wait it right with us

Be replied that he would allow me ormedbing took
win if the we turned Oct to be lame. I mid the
drat thine I foiled law lame I should write to Wm of see
hlm sod should sap** Wm to make me an sUo wanes.
end he mid he would allow something OS we mold agree
Milne eL 0. Twoka, the 16th,! drove the mare
to Weyeteetb and bask. Before I bad got s quarter-
elli-atde I found the mare lame in the mar fore leg. 1
wrote the following War to delesdant, dated Jen.
NIL :

god it quite wOt what Yr. Rowe geld tweeting theism.
The am new I noneed II WM on Wedneeday, going to Wey•
"mouth, which le the only time I bare driven her An..
isSattd.y. bis Woe dhows It I. at the kw part of the
Journey. Wow pullet hot, whkh I =wpm, you know, nod
Milan when walkbse on rough wawa or pitching, lute I think
It would only be di w between man and mon, for you to
throw se Wok 14 be., as I madder 41.4 enough lora
Drove the mars to Dorebedsr ow Saturday, the 30th.
Mill did not go at eli " ploassat," bat awkwardly.
Between Biur-lane sad the King's Arms she turned
rotted, sod woald liet go "against collar.' I was
obliged to pt out sad hod her to the King'. Arms,
lity wife, who wsa with..., wee also obbed to get out.
Loft the mare there. Wes afraid to drive her horns
spin, sad borrowed soother bores of Mr. Healey. Got
ne answer to mr latter of the 29tit. Oa Fob. lit saw
defoodant M his house, when I askad him if be hal
resolved my letter, and he said he bad. Told bite I
thought be hadn't, m I had received no answer. Told
him if he did not take away Um mare nest day, and
Morn ao to. moniq. I should lake further proceedings
agMast him. He Wa nothing. He did not take minty
tie bores, sod I mmulted my eolloiton ott the subject.
—Tho limy sad sale were admitted by defendsat.—Ele
Irma arreraramierld by Kr Howard, to show that he
sought defewdout sad 604 deteadant hint ; that oloiatiff
was mewitowted to horse buying, and had ample °pp.'.
tuoity al trying lb* moos: sod that he drove her after
she showed lamesess. He ako sold: When I naked
dchadast ii ebe we. qukd and mood, he kdd me she
might turn round 110 int agalngt bill with • be try load.
By the Owart : iaok.dhimlfhevo.ll warrisiet her.
quiet sad mood, bad Is out" Vie,* or " he would."
Mr. Charles Ham plaintiff's brother, who was
pressat whoa the horse wee purchased, said that
defendant rioted be "mid warrant the mare mood and
quiet in harness.
Jmob Damen, plaintiff's groom, spoke to defeadant
seyiag the mare was a very quiet me in harness-
Mr. Jams Rowe, M.R.C.V 8., ezaroirted the mare at
tdaistdffs request. !mad her Ismer in sear fore foot,
from.oll,illllliat disease, while the off fors foot showed

ritrose.Parsoas, mien keeper at Dorchester' deposed
to seeing the bone se the his December run into •
hedge at Orimstorie, whim defendent was tarnieg
hem
John Bari serrohoraind Person, and be thought
the feet wee likely to be In reale
Ur. Howard, is sitting the ease ter elm a.rises t.
the jury, ransacked ea the seminoaly aompted dates'
that yes mast amor bsy • bens of • friend, or you me
sari to quarrel, aol sell that dehadmit's sem wee that
wale plaintiff sated him shoat the horse, he replied,
It wee all right so fir as he knew," whieh was tiot tut
absolute warranty. He pointed out that Mr. Chutes
Mayo was suable to spark to the met words need, and
in • aaaa of this sort, wain everything &sanded on •
few words, It would not be right to give a amain for
the plaintiff unless be ease ins made out to the Meanie
unser. His *lint would toll than there was no
warranty, and as to the nosoundnen, widish dm
veterinary surgeon rooks to. who erer heard of •
perfect Ayr, in the eyes of on of throe gentlemen?
But theory was Ma thisg, mid examinee another, and
they would beer that although Kr. Howe mid thi hone
was incurably ham, it always weal well before Mr.
Kayo bad it, sod had (ODc bentifally since it wee mild
by mike. Or prey* them fain be should ask them
to my by their eirdiet that plaintiff had not proved a
warranty, sad that the alleged sesoandoess was • mie-
appreheasien.
The &hada, was ezamlned as to ell the 01,0am/teams
itteedbe the dial, but, ems* to the materla point,
he said that what about to punkas, the plaintiff asked
him If he would wariest her all right, and he replied
"Elbe's all right for anything I buoy, and I have bad
her • month or tn." After the deal, in answer to the
plaintiff, his sail, " I don% kaow of any (milt in her,
inept that the bed bad shoulder. when I bought be,"
0. ogs Short sakl that an We Mb Jan. he rode
behind boy with hien/sat hi 30 miles, and she went

,
reel well. .
Rishard Randall, dairymen had ridden behind her '
tat.., about thee sad of loth &ember. She showed no '
dos of Min • "jibber," but west " leautiftth •
James Whits, draper, of Demander, bought the mane
when sold by motion. Had drives her almost daily
sines—altogether aboat 400 021144. She went very well.
Noticed she dropped her i.ead shills forth. are 900 or
300 muds on Monday, but drove her 16 miles alter that,
and 40 miles on Wednesday.
Mr. Pope then summed up the mei far the plaintiff,
orgies that a warranty in law was established, and that
tb• feet that tha mars was maiming from navirmlar
dines-• was /emetically admitted, Mimes tho defendant
did not mai um to call mother vetarthary surgeon to
sat lb. saimal wee net so affected.
The Jades, in samming up 1b..... to the jar,. mid
the sometime for their masidestios were these—Do
you believe upon the evident*, first that the defender
dal warrant the mar.? U whim the priotdi asked
defendant "lithe mare reed sad quiet in earner" he
replied "She is." that is • warranty, although the word
, " warraaty: leant med. ,Bet, if you believe he
answered, • INtie is qolet and sound, so far as I know.
'and I have hod hare month or two, sad Nair nothing
the matter," that word cot be • wintry sash as
would render the defendant liable on the mars proving
unsound, sake the plaintiff showed that et the time
he made that representation be knew she was lame and
had the marketing. disease. Upon the question of
warrassy, plaintiff's loiter of the 291 h January me
owleialy • singular row Whoa plaiatoff dbeevered the
mare to be lame, he did sot deemed shot the defendant
Mould take her heck, r • nee 410000i0414 of a warranty,
bat odd be weld Mae tho mare It he would rim some-
thing bar, end sated fir something as "fair bot mese
men and mew" However, too much stress must not
be laid on that. Is to the Inflammation of the lassies,
or miriade diesambe bad DO hesitation in saying that
If they were eristed there was • warranty sad that the
mars had the navieolar dismal that was unsoundness in
law.
The jury, alter • kW eossultalittion, found a vendel
for the plaintiff for Ell 17e. dd.
Judgment SlllBllOlll. —C. Penney, v. D. H. Hash.
Al Um February errs, 1868, Meerut bad judgment
entered sprit him, by corset, for £5 fle. 10d., boil(
In im paid on March 4, and the remainder April 4, bet
nothing bad bees paid. Defendant at Ant said be sever
agreed to pay is, but the Registrar proved this to be
metros.; &deadest thou pleaded that be had bad leek.
Four borers of iths riled :" one hung hillerf in the sight,"
a esiesd got ruptured, and the other two alas same to
grid. Hi bed bees in Menem hers, but it did not
answer, so he had gem to Weymouth. Plaintiff me
will to take Ile. • month, end his Homer ordered
defaat's ecetheitment lot 21 days, bat the earraat
would sot be executed if he p.ii the trot Seine
fortnight, and kept meths raostbly payments.
Bankruptcy .—The judge atoned • lthal order of dir
charge to William Polite, of Grove-buildings, Our.
cheater, dealer in eoppios wood, ha.
COorry Yarn 81111101,11, iiitarday.—Before H.
Peres, Fog.
Joseph Breets, a temp, Ina 'hula Kr. Thomas
Corso master of the Dorebester Voir, with destroying
hie clothes. It appeared that the defendant had
.sat the Union at Friday miming for a night's
and was supplied with the usual slothing,
Imi wee found on Bitherdey morning to have
tors to prow —64mtered to three week's hard Labeler.
*Weis World, a metedethes cesetiable for the
perish of Sharborns me summed for having absented
himself from he station as the let of Moir, without
haring gives the proper aotise.—Bspb Watts proved
the aim end stated that oath* 6th of Mush hoeing
beard thit defendant hod hies taken into eastody at
Marton Mallet, limier serierse elta=ltanwal. be
west there, sad realised him into mistody.—Ceptaia
Brown, chiof-oonstable, said be did not wide to press
Lb. saes 'toilet the defendant es he ersidered that. '
in eatriac himself to be diseberpd from his eiteatioa, ,
14 had iallisrd on himself rarer puotehment.—The
Charisma Wormed defendant that he had resdered
himself liras to a 6.. of Di, het on the rilemleeede-
Hos of Kr. Brown he would be dieeltarged.
&eating Wood from Teller Orierm.—Oseepe Hallett
was charged with hared stolen • beadle of wood,
valued at 3d., the property of Mn. Rieliard Groves, of
Tordington, from ;tar cm Toiler Common. The
primmer wee dreaded by Ms. Pope. Kr. On".
stated that be bad mired s pest deal of wood at or
time and soother. He bad net sees the reek for err
little time; bat, as It pas situated by the side of • foot-
path, rd wrier sows were feeding sear, be wee ewers
that it had roe knotted Omsk and some of the wood
, seettered as Nee groom. Ho did not weal the dohs.
, dont badly dealt with, bat he wired to put a stop to
PAW osseYing the weed mri tyr—Delsedaat admitted
1 tarp the war. bat said be did it through mat, as
lw ••rart4 10* JAL • week, and bad • wife sad 'lsidro.
sad 41041141 ash dead fo WO TeML—Deleadoeste rimier
, was aria to all witnesses to prom his preview good
, ehersetsr, but aleph Uagenrood bersupen Wormed the
, Boar that be bad bees warred of stealing • coat,
sad retired te two reatbe imprisorneat, on whir
i be desired to prado.. the witnesses, an be oessidered
, is would be neelse, to 'el to viadisabs the obareeter of
, • Inas who had been previously sonvired of felony.
, fieetasood to 14 &ye. bard Wear.
1 /sal of i , sad Charles Gala, sorter.
1 In the of iir, brewer, el Dorebeelor,
r wen Ma by P.O. art* with Masan • quantity
' of Sluilub4oiFolty of Mr. Amos Too, tree_ ea plan.
r Ostia' to Mr. follower , is the Pad4ebern
. road, on lucky, the 11th lath—The poberean
I elated that be WM sperAMOd MI W 14414 the wood In
I the plantation sad Omit ass° S'Sk4k as the Melt hl
r tomtit* ho saw Charles Gale drcriag Mr. Berat's
I waggon rasp the road towards the prateskm. The
I Weimar Hyde was Noted fa the waggon by his elde,
r and nries ao. ... giro's, • do•k•Y Lid w=
. to hiad. When they Moe °PP*" lb* Plui
I (whir is adjoining eba read) both dieleattiste left Kr.
p Beert's woggea sad Qiircal re plentatioa. They took
e vp an arnitt Um root' rob, sod Ws throw Ms We
I the weggea be was prlrrit, witilet Hyde deposited bars
I Is 40 &aim wawa, fry retard Seth. prate.
. Mee ere& times sled ranged the roots to the
I wagger. At lest baa,ieg • crisis oppreobiag, Gels
I brained to his wawa. awl Hyde mounted by Ms Isle.
I Just an they were about to &in of b. (wiseasi west
/ up to thews charged them with the offers, sad rid
/ he mast take Ohm iato inultodr. They this Pre-
I aided towards Dorchester, WiSSWII warthog both
r wagger that Sens of as wood night he throws out,
' bat as On &lett was dark there wee every
I °
Sanity ion defeadmits to throw out is otedb °l4. I;
I wood ea they chose withost Wel observed- W____L'aa
I they same to the turnpike-helot 11. left tbet.o.""e"
there and took the prlsoreere os to the dation. the
1 way Gale said " I roar sr have toot It if it WA not
been for the old women (0401"24 RO). r. SS I wan
1 pesetas ta. plantation she begged ••• tat go In sad Ws*
, the wood,”—Thle imams was aromesamthed at some
length, bat his midis* Was oat lethal in any asborlal
puha. —Awn FOS, tbe ember of the reels, said he
bad been ginning out the reels ler himself la meardeithe
with a carrot be erred rho with Kr. Fdlows•-• B.
1 rased the wood 41411441 el Is. and hlottalwd that Pro-
duced. EN bad mired • isms hit sod •••••••sotr
pland tba patiatalas to wort.— . Herat, brewer,
of Dorchester spperwil te pre ordure es to Geri
tomer goad gaaa...4lBrll. ha each, WSW*ist l
value of th•

&dant Crgcku was *barged by P.C. lialabblie
with hewing boss drank and sabbep is • cart, of which
h• was In sharp, on the evening of the 2llh Feb.
behoves Witihmenbe and Brosdmayne.—Fined be.
bialogilag costs.

Strop Oattie dt Ciilfreass.—Jana Danford, of
Ohilfrodie, was satantooed for allowing a horde and
to Arty on the highway in that perish on the
titter Stillman proved Audios the bereft and
Wier Ithwil, 2 mu. had driving them to defendant's
housk—Elnperintemdeat Underwood said defendant had
bees easy tines sonvieted of the rune offence at
Coarse and Bekineet, sad likewise it Dorobester.—ffined
6,. for awls animal and meta

Rickard Gol4li•g. AA* Serpati, Henry Wallowa.
aa'l &err Toattios, four lad, of Evershot, were
chaired by P.C. Haan with playing a gam. called
" pitch and toss" with win in that pariah on Sunday
lad, the lit inst. The attention of the polio/man
bevies been dirostied to Rook's-lane, by hearing very
had language, he went there sad taught the defesidasts
in the sot of playing. They some& however, to be
very ovary and the magistrate having rserioranded
them they Geed 2s. 31. each. Paid.
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William. Atkins, of Winterhorne, was charged by
Thqmas Chubb with atealing two shovels, one pickaxe
and one spitter, toola belouging to him, se
the 27th February. Chubb slated that be left
his tools in the geld where he was at
work sad did not go to look ler them till the 6th Marsh
when they were goces.—illisaboth lismford said that on
11..r0b 9th Atkins broeght bar two shovels, asking her
to take oars of theca until be should call for them.—
P.C. West proved going to Atkina's boom on the
nth Ms*. sod eberging bun with stealing the tools.
Atkins said be did hot take tbe tools with the intentioe
of stealing thou bat samint to keep them as eseurity
for mossy due to him from obubb. He asked him whet
be bad dose with Haim mad he said he bad got them
put away. Atkins got the tools sad gave them up to
him.—la defence Atkins said that Chubb had been
working for him but some ago be appeared to neglect
his wort mid at bat left altogether. He greet sway
bat be could not my where. When Chobb was
gam b. Atkias paid • bill at the provision shoo whish
, was owing by Chubb sad be bad taken the tools as
asearlsy. Ho did not mem to steel them —The magistrate
' cleaned Mere was no sem against defendant, and he was
&accordingly disannowl.