The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

„thou. pines. There wow • good sttendmot ,
visitors and mobile el the society. It
adored one of the most stremesful meeting., f
the work was concerned, oeveral of id.e i"dtitisto...t!
cultarik.i mon they had Myer NM • MOlring
so generally-vrell .attested. The judges, Mr. kb__
Simms, Mr. &nest Bowden, and lir. tYrinamoto;rs,
expressed themselves much pleased with the work
stated the dlculty they had in giving Hit
Their award was se follows :--Presuium. ”
sqisht Bares lisanbro: To the servant of a menala...Z
I mow a quarter of an acre of gnus in tke tot
manner. -Ist prise, Josiah Biles, servant to Mu timouti
Bartlett, coat and 10s. ; 2nd, George Mon.,
gic George Good, • imm ; 3rd. I 'enrY Strafte. itO
te J. J. Farquharson, Req., CI ; 4th, Ha.,
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servant te Mr. Martin Small, 1. • haunt,.
Willi. Noldokoot., servant to Mr. John Foril,
Champion prim, also given by Baron Hambro, to
servant of a member who may have won
premium for mowing under the rules of that peandjut7
U.dward Kerley, servant to Ms. It L. Smelt a mit
*oat t• • bounty was awarded to Tem Hook,
Mr. J. F. Rawlins.
B RI D PORT.
W 00•111 rave bin entertainment at the Drill Hag
Tuesday. Tbe &itemised* freshet limited.

IT has been deold4 to bold the next annual she,
of the Brid•ort Morticelineal Society on Thor.‘e, the
11th of July. The shoe us era glad lesey cline'beid
in the grounds of the president of the
M. Louie, EQ.,instead Magdalen Mood del
Hill ITAJBeTT has bees pleased to wafer the Albin
medel, seoz:lietu Os Mr. Charles Sprsnkithi. chi.f
b otinan. Aldine,
Burton. for hio w hit 4.4
sucesseful efforts to save life on the ooassion of the .fr
:Ailing of • Beidport Sabin, boat at Barton on the n%
of Joon, 1866. . -

Fritn.—An old thatebod boom in 85. Biebsel'olus
I wog ditoovorod to be on Is Ileaday
rb. plow he. bowl isniahabited for a •owidera.4.
and it would seem thtt DOW person drainer* aro it mot
the way. Isis trolleyed to bare born sits. *mood haa
found burning more thaw rem before. Tim building vy
barns to tbo ground. The engine of tbio A 11,.... Fee
Oates, of whieb Mr. Good is lb* agent, sad in oak
the hoses was insured, was soon on the spot. Wat
was not used, salt
_woe Impossible to save the booms.
Being a sea i 4otastd building the a d Jot wag bouaft.tri
I. 1104aager. The mom the house was unisbabited,
stated sobs that it was so old and dilapidated .1 to Is
coat to live in. The owner of the b ins, we believe,
r. John Cooper, of Chard's Mead.
Al4;401•0111 Fied3Dhw SOW iTT.—Th• litut alba
diuner a:mooted with title moiety, which took plans te
Tuesday ..; attended by tbe members of tbe moiety,
with weal a• their friends and bottorary
Ir. $l.. ..akiazsrbood. Having welted thnwib
North awl West Ali:rigtolt, beaded by • band,
moiety attended Dlehbe Porde' at Sllieptee
whore a most odifyiag addreso was delivered to them by
the Bev. B. May. The 'Podiaed report to whist it,
wwiety 0.1 down wee provided by II r.J. Woos, the
moretary of the slob, with his well bows skill. Tt.
chair sraa token by K. Samuel Tucker, sad the vim-
chair by Kr. reopiessan. maid ;wee wena pro-
posed and romoodot to by the several gestleo,
orewset, &mongol wboso were the Bev. E. May. Di. L
Denziloe, Nears. Boars, Vine, Fry. flooll, Pa. At.

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Local, Boa= or lite Leg.— A quarterly meetlng of
the Loos! Board was held on Tuesday.
Alderman Stephens in the Asir, (in the abersos of the
Mayor,) Aldermen Beach and Bartlett, Cm:mill-re
Sterebridge, R. eOI, Edmunds, N
Siva... R.. 'rusher, Williams, and J. C. Ltreogba,
S•dist al.-evasion took places. to the manner the omtr„ce
for rite urinal bad been seirrled out by M. John Coop,,
Ii did not appear to give poses! eatiefastioo. Memorials
from the inhabinanta of Bridport sod the ratepayers of
dllingtoc, with reference to the state of the peewees,
were read. Mr. R. Tucker proposed sad .1. P.
Suttill seconded, that the Pavia( Committee be re-
quested to look over the pavements of the borough. tad
pt estimates for the repairs most urgently required,
and report to the soma, and 'beta sum not embodies
£lllO be expended in repairs during the ensiling year.—
Mao to the 100111111 of PM O. 44. were ordered to be
p.l4—The Surveyor's Report wee rosd—let. Compl.iete
bad been made to him Melly* to the very dsagemes
state of the foot-path from the East Bridge to Folly
1101. Mr. Williams proposed and Mr. FAmattaa
sesonded. that the Ciotti be requested to give
his opinion at the neat meeting, as to the
parties liable, This appears to have been a
Imputed point for a beg time past. 2. Complaints
have also been asap spinet many parties for basil.'
pipes disohargiag rain-water from their houses no the
pavements instead of ennelevieg it into the sewer..
The Surveyor was re gummed to report the 1.110,1101 of all
sack parties to the nest meeting. Pleas of propped
buildings and chimney to he ereeted at the gas works
were approaet, with the understanding that should any
noisiness mho from the chimney, it opt be carried
higher: the height proposed, 40 feet, feed sosaidend ins
eugleient. Plans of two-dwelling hones semi-detach. d,
intended lobe erected in Chad's Bead, by Mr. W. Pry,
were duly approved. It wee agreed that Ilra Welch
should be allowed ls. per week, for Shine ftre cilbit
ebolers hospital. bedding, ka., tithe h.efienut. and eh*
that some necessary railing should be pat up rolc,d the
same hospital. This concluded the basinem,

BOROUGH POLICT-
MONDAT : Before tha Mayor (G. B. Ewen". lee)
Thomas Willtonts and John Motto, desernm from
the 11011 Regiment. stationed at Portl-url, were shamed
with haring stolen • coat from John Peadon. Sailors'.
Bone beerborne, South-4,mA. Sndport.—The price.
color mid the two prisoners muse to his house on
Monday morning. June 3rd, and bad some rsireahmenta,
and stayed earn Tneeday, when they kit. Another
wildler was with thew_ ; they moo all watfor4e end
belonged to the Sikh Regiment He mimed a coat ea
Wedoseday which he saw ode the day beim, and whirl
wa... hung op near where the prisoner' slept. and alai
several other articles of clothing. Tb• primmefl went
sway on Tuesday morning, *toting they would be beak
shout balf-p.at one, but did not Myra. and lm did not
me them again until Friday at Portland, when they
were in cu-tody as deeerSere. Winans. west to Dor-
chester gaol at the same time ant saw the ether man
who bad been to his bones with prisoners, sod found
he was marl ,g the coat mid a waistcoat of his which
WOOS handed to tbe polies. The cost prodosed is the
one witness lost.—P.S. Hotly said on Teeeday Cycling,
the 4th inst., lie was in the I bermerith-resd with
another eonstable, and saw the prisoners, whom he
apprehended on of bei deserters. Tbe
primmer' were in V.lked:thee, m
Martin was wearing the
cost identified by proseeutor. Soon afterwards he
apprebeeded • man named Campbell on another charge
and pet his into the sam Dell with the primmer.. On
the following worming be west to have theta before the
ten when be found they had sash changed their
lort.a—The priassers were emesitted to take their
trial at the ensuing Quarter Seseicros at Dorchester.
John Martin ma then further charged with steeling
• pair of troneem.—Williant Oliver said be lodged at
Peados'. house. He inked a pair of tremor. on the
3rd inatant. On Wednanday, the Mb, he found the
troopers were gone. He saw lobo Martia, the prisoner,
at his lodgings, on the 4th instant. He elute down
sta:rs. Wham gam informal.. of his lOW to the
polio.. On Saturday last be sew the troneen at the
Polies station. They were tbe mem that he lot a.
Wore Muted They were worth about 6a. or 7a. to
bint.—P.'. Lavender sal on Friday list he sppc.heulsd
the pn.on.r Martin at Portland, mad chasged his with
ing the trousers be now produced. Re said be bed
than from • man (Campbell) DOW in Dorchester pal.
On Saturday last witness showed tbe trouseell to the
prosecutor, who identified them as his propettl.—The
tr bawler Martin was committed for trial at the alleideee
ou this camp also.
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BATUIDAT : Before Junes Willietne, Bp.
John Hyde, of Bristol, son of Kr. Hyde, bone
dealer. Lo&re, was brought no in enuody *herald with.
neglecting to maintain his sod child, whereby the
child had become chargeable to the Bridport Miles.
Defendant pleaded gsUty, sod said he bad not been
able to maintain the abild, laving born ill for six
weeks.—Kr. Corniel, clerk to the Union, said that
formerly dams tent's wife and latterly his ehild too had
bees a sharp on the Union, for nearly sin months
altogether, the time being 23 weeks and two days, the
impetus of which wu £3 Oa bd. —Defeariaat stated
that he did not know his wife had bus In the ruins,
and it appeared they had had no estannuticatioe with
sub other, be having separated himself from her some
time sines. He was willing he said to pay the espeness,
and to allow his wife in future be. per week to kern
herself and child, payable in Avarice if 'POW. The
evpseess and east. of the Court 7s. £4., mating
dee £6 be. 3d. Defeedant paid £2. and undertook to
remit the remainder on Tuesday, aritesenpon bs was
discharged.

ASILEBRWELL

Pennlrrarlow.-0a Wbit-lioarlay a very ;haste 1)4
demist tiute-Kese wae preermated by UN ea/UW.Oa"
Kra. .1. Sbovberd, vs a takes et tbeir sown, aid la
reeoguitios of tbe vabtabl• wirier* she Isar for roe*
years past readered I. choir by presiding " tb.
harmonium in the aural.