The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-11 00:00:00

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WIMBOILNE.
Fem.—This fair was held on Friday last, but was
• very scantily supplied with all kinds of dock.
Hardly any business was transacted. For cows and
calves in good condition £l2. to £l4 was asked, but
the greater part were very poor. The prices asked
for pigs were high, and trade dull.
Eirrest or °TIMMINS AID WAYWAILIMINS—
At a meeting of the ratepayers in vestry on Friday,
gr: Charles Webb was re-eleeted chttrohwarden tU•
WI !Dome, and Mr. John Rogers for Holt. Thp
were appointed overseen i—Town district,
Janie' May; Leigh, Mr. George Dave.;
Mr. Francis Barnes; Holt, Mr.
pton. The following waywardeee were
eheseri,p.Fer Wimborne Mr. W Thrnid and VI%
J. Hahhord ; West Basra Mr. W.
Francis Been..;
Cowgrove, Mr. Martin Lambert Bradt ; Abbott-
street, Mr. Trends Pope; Barnaley, Mr. Thomis
W. Shettle ; Petersham, Mr. W. Manakin. At
the mime time Mi. andel Boer and Mr. 4=
Alhdd Langer were elected auditors of the
Board amounts.
, Frrrr Bramors, March AL .1= Preset: C.
. Parke, Esq., (chairman,) Bar. O. ,Glyn,
J. Basked, and Willett L Adr‘
eynusoads e. Wimborne Highway Board and
Tyof Kinsen.—This cose has been before the
*ebbe both here and et Dorchester, and bids fair to
Mr en attended enures of litigation. The com-
plaints* reeks to compel Rinson to repair pad of a
very old highway between Wimborne and Bourn..
moth, which le now, if not a public necessity, a
great public oonvenienoe, and it will be well if the
raining ere in Yinson do not And they ere praolically
laying sovereign; in pleat of gravel on the rood. In
the present case the parties were both repressated
by prodmicrial gentlemen from Poole. Mr. Kemp.
Welch doted the case on behalf of the complainant
at lesigth,derailing the course adopted at the last Dor-
charter Amitte, when a verdict of Not Guilty wee
directed by the judge, in oonsequence of s technical
objection that Kinson was incorrectly described as
• pariah, whereat ft was only e tything within a
wish. Mr. Wnich dwelt strongly on the MMUS.
damn of dna technioarobjection, reviewed oases bear.
ing on the eubjerty tendered eyeienoe of the highway,
and asked if the aarjisyprds.ied the liability that the
case should be remitted to the sessions or maize& Mr.
Dickinson interpostmjaw;didgeetion that the matter
had already been adj _ upon and put in the
poster or record from to wise ()Court • he pressed
tkis on the niegidedes as conclusive et:ideal*, and
denied that the eragatzates had a right to know any-
thing oxhide of the mord. Mr. Welch replied,
tendering 'woof that the write hod not been teltoind,
and that the learned judge (Mr. Janice Casendite)
had, when directing the jury, said soother a-
diotment might be preferred, and that was jest
what he (Mr, . Welch) was endeavouringto get
Ordered. Aftsor considerable criscasidon the jàtsp
retired. to °madder their claciaion, and on returnte
late Court invited Mr. Welch to any further oh-
m-ratios as to the conclusivenees of the record.
Ms. Welch contended that they ought not to alkyd
thesseelves to he fettered by the record, which
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