The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

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WAREHAM. —BANKRUPTCY COURT, Exrrn,
January 23rd. —Re Cartels. —Mr. Rinsell appeared
.fer the bankrupt, and Mr. Hooper for the Warners
creditor*. This was to have been the final exami-
nation, but Cartons did not appear. Mr. Hooper
Went fully into the matter. The commissioner
vteelared Curtin guilty of a misdemeanonr for en
.uppearing to surrender himself, and that he (Cann)
hio thereby, &wording to thecnew Bankruptcy Act,
Stade himself liable to be imprisoned for three
BRIDPORT.—WoIurno Mates Inman—
The Rev. J. Cheney. of Portland, will deliver
lecture at the Town Hall, this evening, (Tuesday),
on "Good Health, and how to preserve it"
YEOVIL—Ft/NI/rat or P.C. PENNY.—On Wei-
neaday afternoon the remains of this much-lamented
constable were conveyed to their last resting piece,
followed by Chief-constable Gould, Superintendent
Charles Smith, Sergeants Keats and Clark, and.
large body of constables, who were desirous of show-
ing the last tribute of respect to their departed
brother officer, who in life was a most inoffensive
and well conducted man, as the inhabitanta of
Yeovil and the surrounding neighbourhood have
oertified. Let us hope that the death of this poor
fellow will in some degree check the spirit of revolt
among the labouring classes against the police, who
have at all time, a very difficult duty to perform.
Col:yew Poucs.—Friday, Jan. 24th.—Before G.
Harbin, H. B. Batten, and J. Wood, &qrs., 9191
Capt. Messiter. —George Chant and George Hands-
ford, the two men who, in connection with Charlau -
Rogers, were charged with causing the death of
P.C. Penny, were brought up for final examination.
Dr. Garland proved that death was caused by a
extensive fracture of the skull which the deceased had
received during the affray on the 12th January. Mr.
eciott, of Maiden Newton, and Mr. Groves, giving the
Harbin read letters from the Hon. and Rev. W. H.
,prisoner Chant an excellent character. They were
'handed to Mr. Fear, solicitor, who attended on his
behalf. Prisoner Handeford applied for the resters-
lion of .£1 la. bd. taken from him at the time of his
lapprehenkon, to be handed over to Mr. Fear to act
as his behalf. The magistrates assented, corn-and
'flitted the prisoners for trial at the ensuing Spring
Amine on the charge of Wilful Murder.
TAUNTON. —DEATH THROUGH FRIGHT. —O9
Sunday last a young woman named Wyatt, reeidiag
in this town,died under somewhat melancholy 'circum-
stances. It appears that when the brothers, Matthew
and Charles Wedmore, were hung for the Dundry
murder, the unfortunate young woman was present
at the execution. The awful sight hat such as
effect upon her that the was suddenly taken ill, and
has since gradually declined till Sunday last, when
death pee we end to her existence. The immediate
cause of death was disease of the heart.
THZ TAUNTON AND SOMIRSZT HOSPITAL COHORT.
—A few week' ago we briefly alluded to the then
proposed concert in behalf of the above institution,
but are now glad to be enabled to state that the
affair has been determined upon, and that the con-
cert is to take place on Monday evening next, at
Meet..'. New Assembly Rooms. Tbe 'following
distinguished artistes will appear on the occasion :
Madame Goldschmidt who has offered her services
gratuitously. Mr. Sims Reeves, Signor 13elletti, Mr.
H. Blagrove, Signor Piatti, and Mr. Otto Gold-
schmidt. Although the prices of admission a
exceedingly high, yet we understand that the whole
of the half-guinea tickets have been sold for some
days past, and that there are but • vary few left at
a guinea each.
IaZAVY Gabs—On Thursday night last this tows
and neighbourhood was visited by a tremendous
gale, accompanied by thunder, lightning, hail, and
rain, but as yet we have heard of no senoras damage.

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wagon at eight or a
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He draw his wager
I minutes. —Mn. Jar
Charlton. Knows CF
kitchen window
the day le c
_ uot tip light; had
James Glllard, who Imam is Ns Jr
his boy with biz horse and
Cailad at holm end ask or beer.
minutes,
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oalendar 21.UNCF1"11 saws%
dofeadant, that abov.
for his father, and drove him hem.; ipet:hore.
The worthy Mayor said he bad no. *OOl but
witnesses bad stated truly all they had Wok F
alibi was dearly proved, and i 0
'II identity.—Ths