The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER. —entr ger MATet.--0. Tuesday,
be 21e1 instant, a cricket wag was Oared hokum*
eleven boys belonging to the Grammar School, sad some
of the 'soldiers of the Artillery, in the &mask gonad.
The former gored 84 in both innioge-44 la the int.
and 401 n the second; wh,l4 the latter made 136-46
In the erst laming% and 91 In the second, the Artillery
thus beating their opponents; by In runs.
Aersimirr. Nsthaniel Seal. be well.kagra
shePPtra INraington, put bib.,. asp est el Pia
o mooday, the 30t1 instant, by being jammed bewail
• wagon and • gate-pose. Ile was megyed 10 tee ,
County Hospital, whirrs the limb wia meet.
THIRD Dentin RieLle.- The weekly streePoisk's Of
this corps were shot for on Monday aftergoa and
Tuttdef morning last. The ranges more MA 300. NA.
and sno yards, with eve rounds at meth. The whom.
Were aa follows :-14 Colour-Sermigit 431=t. 42 •7. 50;
2od, Primes &Per,. 42; 3rd. 8"1"." '
4th, Corporal adrik, 42; Mb, Private Parsons, 30;
6th, Corporal Grossing, 31.
FILOMR WRITPIELD.—Msaaraes RAlreattoe.
—The minims of Major Heaping, of Promo Hoses,
with Mmi Penfler JBrighton, wart migrated Ins
thorough booed, rusticated manner by the farm
khourera their wives, and other domestics oa the
Pron., agate, at the Royal Oak Inn, Dorchester, ea
Tender lest, where no stint of edibles were provided
by the Major. the culinary department being entrusted to ,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed. Honest aod hearty congratula-
tions for the future happiness el the Major and Isis lady
were the prevailing outburst. throughout the egoist.
D acing was iodated in with rural spirit, all enjoyed
themselves right merrily, and a very agreeable evening
wee pew&

WEYMOUTH.--BosovaaBMlOn, Eriday.—Bel ors
the Mayor and J. Ayling. Esq.
Sia•LING • BltllT.—Harratt 11•010aya, • your" girl,
Was hrou.ht up on remand charged with stealutg a
sheet, the property of Chaelotte Jeciobs. of High-onset
It as eared thee primner lived near prormentriz'a house,
andn Paturday the latter hung up the article in ques-
tion to dry in her yard, but afterwards found it bad
been taken sway. On Sunday the sheet was found in
prisoner's bed —ln deforms, prisoner said Ile inal in-
to:Lived when she stole the sheet, and did not now
what stla was nhottl.—Committent to 14 dep.
StiAllao • "Jaci."—litmry Haetinp Bennett eras
*barged with stealing a bath-jack, the prmorty of
Joceth Keeley.—lt appeared that prinottor had been
In the bane of working inpronorutoenthop as unit's.
tp d.ot . month ago the •' Jack" was mimed: hat wi-
nnow denied that be lingo anything chill about it. A
is. dere ago he as. the " Jerk" at Mrs. Skier's house,
enel it appeared that this Intbrida4 had ro.rivod the
&diet is exchange for some bread and charm. —Pri-
miner ple-ded guilty, and was sento need to two months
he'd I .hour.

CoI•NTT PETTY Seestoee, Friday.—Before Ca pta in
Ilanaina and B H. 8.61144, L.
Daealtatinen. —Clearrat ClUltnghans, of Portlasd,
WOO elated wlth being dmak.— P C. Roper .aid, is the
4th of Jan.. he om defendant al Porthial drank. He
rrwra..tol him to ro home, whea It. was varry abode*,
sod 'rented to fight him—U. feedeat said ha was aot
aw.ra that any oat ',potato lalra.—Puted 1, ittehadatt

--Tkomes Winter, of Portland, was semasoned fee •
olnillor oft. ate. on ll* 6th *fleas. —P C Roper proved
the ewe. awl d• fondant woo geed 51. and coma.
Ihnig is Warden, of the wane Ones. WY charged .nth
being Aran.; atid rio4oets,-14. Howard appeared for
fendent. Tutt mated be was on duty in the
pariehi f Cbe il, on t' • 18th June, when be raw defendant
w.th two soldiers. Dan a one wanted 014 of them to
fight with his son. Witness reit...Med bin to go home,
when he wee eery abusive, sad errant ep hit flat in his
face, tat leg " I. ah. 411 go tool. when be liked.
.41 Thomas Warden, and he did not ears for soy
Wilms. then lift him, when about
balf-an-hour afterwards he saw him main creasing a
distu Imam —Crons.examined : Witness interfered wben
Li heard defendant end, &touring to prlltati. 00111 of tbe
soldiers to fight with Ms son. Defendant was aloft to
witty. when he wrong up his fiste in his f....-1a
defenie, IL.. Howard sold that for years dtfoodaat
lied been • teetotaler, but within the last few weeks
owing to • family quern!, be had taken to drialc. H.
hod winked on It • Brittkwater for seyentem years, and
hail my. r luet a day's work.—Ceptain Hamm said it
Jaen" ant had not sash a tied character the Beech
wool.i have ellnuoitald him to prison for seven days.—
Fined Lk., including cwt..
hard Month, of Weymouth, was charged with •
aitnil.r offense. Defendant did not appear.
World proved the sale; but it was found that in addi-
tion to being drunk, defendant had atm been riotous.
The charm, was dismissed, sad the summons ordered to
be amended.

A Lumen FllllOOll RIDING. —William Painter, a boy
of Port:alid, wa.selminised by limey Ann (MOILS, of the
sante place for furious driving.—Mr. Howard appeared
fur a Int.l.lnant, and Mr. Hill lot defesdana—lt ap-
peared that on the 24t12 of M.y complainant tnit
walking 411 the pathway at Wakeham, when she saw
delesilent riding a or, down the street st • furious
pee.. The here we, then in the road. On cooling
neer her defendant pulled the bri Ile, with which he was
guiding the bore.. which coos d it to tome off the road
on the pathway, and ketseked her down, inflicting greet
injury upon her. —The Magletratsa Clerk said &Wm
wee no penalty for fnriose riding. The law .114 as*
provide tor a rider, but only for a driver.—Crusa-
ez.m.•ied : The footpath was about eight yards wide,
but .be mild not tell how wide the atreet Was. Mast
leaving I or house shot did not take any notice of the
bora until It knocked her down.— A woman, nested
Pearce, nent on the day in question she sew defendant
riding on Mr. Stone's horse, on the carriers mod —in
replr to the clerk, witneee said there was nothing to
prevent carriages from driving close to the !mum. I
sometime. they did so.—Defendant was about Kt feat
from soy liottios. The horse came dews the rood, allti
when the animal came near Mrs. Coghill the boy
pull. .1 the reio, and it broke. He wits tryitg
to poll the horse away from compleinant.—Mr. Howard
said after that evidence he should withdraw from the
ease.—The Clerk *aid the Cab, was one for the County
Court, where damages might be reeovered.—Caws die*
:Maned.
. ALLFORD ASSAUT.T.—Cliarlas Bush was summoned
for an ...vault on Samuel Palley.—Mr. Howard appeared
for tiefendetat.—Complainent said on the 19th of Jane
be went into defendant., bee., a beer--hop, sat
callal for a quart of al. ale. A g.ri brought it in,
end claimed dl., w1.i.11 complainant declined to glee.
She west after defendant, who said it was 64. ale.
Complainant said he called for 4d., and had no more
morey A soldier was with hint, and def. odent told
him tlat be we. indebted to him in the auto of L., arid
a dispute occurred between them. Complainant in.
toot red, and d (endant said he would pot him out of
h mien the former s.id he oould not do It. De.
leaden% II en took him hr the collar of his seat, end
pu.hi..l him out, knocking him againet • welt
C. 0.. evarnioe4 : Had mile bad • drop of eider
before to went into defendant's Mange, Had been tamed
out of d. fenti.n.'• hon. before, but then it was tot
his legit When outside the doe he called atifenilaut
a t 1..-kriard, and • woman said to him : " B.m. he's
jealon. of von."-- I soldier, belonging to the 64th,
onion I Herbert Howells, ',revel &rowboat) ing ones.
plan-ant to defendines hour*, sod ritomming
*wattle. In ertewase.nonation he said be was not in
the h.hit of visiting tlefindast's how.. because it warn
one of ill.feme, •Ithough he afterward* admitted that
be ha I been there live or sic Moats, but this he
seettuotet for be tayi.ig it was more respectably eon.
doet.el then. He ml come to spa kt .e truth, sad
Mr. ll..eard wool I fed it a difficult mata r to take •
" rift." out of him. He did not know a'. what bone he
went tofu itefetnlan 's b 00.,; be newer looked et a clock
when he left herracia, air wins be had to go is,
b....utuae ill,. es. not in in tine be should be punoheal.
—The &mamma was dietaries:ed. _

LOXDOIt fIAsENOTTC7- COURT, Jnne 2 -
(Before Mr. Crime 'timer Fan* )-la Re W. F.
Windliam.-Tbe bankimt wee drporibed as • gestic.
Mae. i,f tipper Wre bonnie-terraos and Nor-lob. Tot.
ma.. nem-tins for extminatiou and diseharge. The
Conrt wee very crowded, • lures number id permute
b. hag present, men ly from oily, to eft a person
who hut been so long before the public in verious
character% Mr. Lawrence appeared fir the assignee%
atd ...id that •• no amoanta had been filed an adman.
rn nt .rts ieetitable. A short adjournment was deer.
eble, ar ttei• •ere witnesses who should be kept
before the Ctort f exatninatico with rrfeienos to the
property. Mr. Broarh and Mr. Cl, dley emeurrod, and
on o.lionrninsnt was taken to the 29th of July. Mrseirs.
Jo' ruble. Cooper, Wiest., end Co. are the smountents
eta, I yed by the aosignees in the preparetion of the
peit dr were put forward. inclading
one by Mr. B.igg (Millar, B's, and Bugg). on behalf of
Ile. llre. . of ileildiam, for £lO3, in revered money
mid to Mr. Windham, and forth, Inrs of h. rms. This
Pried 'toad o'er on the lut occasion for investimstron.
It b jog then stated the& Mr. Breese was formerly the
built, apt's partner in the rime-coach basin's% and that
the admi.rion of the proof depended nPen tlto mai* of
tha aceoul t betw-en Windbein en l Bea.. Mr.
Lawrtnce wee not prepared to offer any farther op..'
silos. +nil statedithat the account had been investigated,
and the claim was meertained to be • just ona. Mr.
Bugg then ...Iced tliat Mr. Breese's expenses might be
psi I out of the .state, to which Mr Latvian,*
ohjeetml ; sod his linear derided that Mr. Wren must
pay the rest ml e*lohli.hing his own proof. The meet-
b‘ isms then adtionsed tt the day righted.
fhimirati Stetiolora, Tiusdry.-Btfore the Mayor,
(J. l).iteni.h, Ems .IJ. Arline and R. Cotterell, Rugs.
Nitiouriquale Di rrrrr accts.-Sarah, .if. of Near,
Slater of the Bath Hotel. wari summoned by Margaret,
wde of Willis,, Teylor, of the Albion Inn for oalog in-
sulting !ulnae.* towerir Mr. sill to day mese why
she ehould not he noond o'er to keep the peem-Mr.
Howard appeared for defendant -The Bench migrated
that. as the ',take were neighbours, it would be for
better to endeevour to settle their differences without
occupying the tiou of the Conn.-Mr, Howard stated
Hut hi. client was perfectly willing to promise that she
wool I not annoy Mrs. Taylor, provided eb• slim pro-
mised that ehe would not annoy bee spin--Thi• was
ultimately agreed to, and the mute was dismissed.
C.‘olloll to CITILIAXII.-Job Robins, • shoe maker,
el llelconibe Regis, was wininioned for barmy/ in his
Pmneeon, on the 1611* Jour, regimental neassearlse, to
vit. • ra,r of butts and • towel tbe property of Her
Majedy the Queen.-f).rporal If illar, of lbs Engineers,
&aid that on the 14th inot., in emosistionce of hearing
that ),.d bought a, pdrof boot. from a soldier,
he went to hie home. lie seed defendant for the boots,
when lie refused to give them up, unfree he rave him
35., the price which he mid ha g••• to &PP"
whow he bought thew. This wad ultimately dose, and
witneer reoei-ed the bootie. The number on them had
been tartly erased. Sipper Milla had confessed that the
boots pro int id were the mite he told defendant. The
hems or. .ripped up in • regimental towel, which
was ado marked and numbered. Sapper Mdls bad no
right Ii wit the artiel....-Dafeodant, who did iset op.
pear. on. fine.' Pk., treble Ile value of the articles,
and rot. .y in def•tilt • month..
171111•TINGI • ri 0111ANCI IT Kattlakd PIGIL-Josenh
Miler was chariest •itts creaiine a nu aloe-Mr.r
ll•ward apposes' br defentant.-luasrinliodent
burr prove I lb., he hod given the mail n mos to
the malaise Oil the VII in•tent lie•
garden belonging' I. defendant le West Pb.., and found'
a pi/teeter ouo tuning Ire Pim- Th•••••••• "•••
and ussels were bad, ao roach dO Meta b. rookimil tie
roneh was injurious lath. !I'M," b 0•1•1- 110 1'i1e"1479
wsa er•ord iies to the new rood near Bart•ltaa
piano as the 17h. 'bee be
faiiiµrl44 Am 4 the pp bad bow *mond! The

remaining two were kw dirty than on his lint visit, wt
the place sere Med vary had. He spin inspected the
1 'hie morning, end the two VeiEd one „tin thus.
iU e w
nuas erected in • plus wt. it eras not peeper
keep pos. is —Mr. tionod a to the elanaq
the Altet Perlman' under which pip might be t
if in • than state If the Bench would sdljount
sue for a fortnight defendant wield endeavour to keep
ebsee es as they would not be • melasime. ii. eon.
tended that if the p;gs were ordltred to be removed
immediately, sash e 'earn would most probably entail
• eariens leo ea his silent —The Mayor said if anY
sun Hob leeee wont iVoilkldere the satire of the
Bassi a line would be instead at what their
decision would now was that datendast
should remove the pigs la.sdWely, and pay WM
eof the Coart—George *ue samMemed
ror :similar offence, and was samatuily &spoiled of.
Smarm Ilmritatrnot Ontinr., Jam 21.—Briar. Mr.
COIRIOLISIOORT Andrews. —Be Hoary R&M, butcher. Of
Wizia.th, Dorset. Meeting for last examination and
d —Mr. Birteel for the Makrupt. and /Ir.
Clarks or the oulate.—Mr. Clarke, ia °posing the am,
✓aid that it was adjoined ia order that the bank-
rupt might (Gotha the Court with a cash amount
That had bees due, sad there was coe remarkable
feats» in the aecounts, that the bankrupt had paid
more than he bad received. Having referred to the
secoants he eoateaded that on the fees of them there
must lieu been some gross inaceeracy, which be sub-
mitted the bankrupt must erplain before be was die.
charged by the Curt In earlier to queeticas iced to
him by Mr. Clarks, bankrupt stated that the bill of J.
G. HARD wan an soconterodatioa bill. The bill ef
Kr. Tipping was accommodated by him for J. 0. NUR.
He had no books where he imbued his reseipte day by
day. When he stopped dealing with the beak he owed
them MOO, for Which they held a bum value
r 370. He paid his daughter El/ on the 7th Jaanary
for money be borrowed from her. He borrowed money
from Mr. Hurdle to pay her. Witness bought some
ulrits of Mr. Hurdle, which were sent to his father.—
The bankrupt was farther examined, and Mr. Clarke
said be did not propou to stamina the bankrupt
further, staring this examination oulr arose out of the
somants. He did hot wish to press the opposition
further. but it appears that the bankrupt Ivo get into
darlttes through hia transactions with 11.67 and
RTDIMOZO.. He then read the examinations of both
ESOST and Spumous, sod RI.OO that ',ideas*
he contended that the debts mistreated •itit them by the
bankrupt were contrasted fraudulently, and without
any recunatle means of payment.—Mr Hirtsel replied.
reinteoding that the bankrupt had not ectotruted the
debts froadeliently. —Hie honor, in giving judgment,
said: He was excardlegly dimathiled with the sure.
the lookup bed taken. He she-Id tedium the sass
again if ha thought that be wield get a better sash
acconst. but haring no expectations of piths, another,
be should deal with theme now. Bultrept's dealings
with Moen. Maury end Spumoni came as near sa
poe-ibis under the 1 Ith paragraph of the 221st seetioh.
li. thought that be outvoted the debt with Systems
not only without say reasonable pooled' of payment,
bet that be brew thtt be bid no shame, of paying him.
110 i allow him to peas kis lad examinatioa, and
=Lbis, &Warp for eight calendar mouths without
EXCURSION TO .711UIT.—Aboat BO perms availed
themselves of an excursion to Jens, by one of the
Channel lauds Mate on Ifoaday. The majority of
the pameneen arrived by an SSolliefoll tribe from
Bristol. Bath. and Yeovil . _

_
Roononmow or Mont.—At • recent meeting taf
the Boirt of Ottardians. Ic consequenee of the noit.
nation of Dr. Connive the medial officer f,r the
parish of Holcombe Reils, Dr. H. 'hoard was elected
In his room. The &screams, hoverer, in order to
mark their appreciation of the able and se Us'
manner in which he had discharged his duties for •
perl,sl of six and a half years, recorded the following
fowled" in the minutes of the meeting :—"That
the thanks of the Board be given to Dr. Coacher for
the kindnws and atteotort utdormly shown by him
for the ret six and • half seen to the rar of the
pa4k 'f Meloombe Reg's, and that the clerk be re-
gained to convey the mom to Dr. Coacher."