The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13 00:00:00

A prise of el forth. heel fat pig, not exeeeding eight
score. Mr. Oliver, Coker's Frame.
• piece of plot*, eels ch, given by Mr. T. Bogor • to
the butcher or deelor, residing in tile wanly of Dors.)..,
who shall jeep:hese the keret agiotilli of 'hick at ills
la* hoberi !lateen% Dereitedett

DORCHESTER. —COUNTY SAHRT Cincurr FOR
J•NUART. Fordingbridr, Hona4l 91h ; Lk"'
cheater, Tuesday 10th, Bridport, Wednesday, I Ith ;
Weymouth, Thursday,
..12th ; Blandford, Monday,
16111 ; Poole, Tuesday 11th; Christchurch, Wednes•
day, Ifith ; Shaftesbury. Monday 23rd; Flair:Anton,
Tuesday, 24111 • Itah.bury, Wednesday 28th;
Andover, Thant:, 26th.
DORCHISTRIt PITCHED COIN ARIERT, Saturday,
Demonber 10.—The 'apply of wheat was very marinate,.
which sold at late rstei. There was • quantity Of
berley on offer, but late quotations were barely
supported. Oats again rather dearer.
IKPORTAIT TO PERSONS HATING BUSMEN; IN THE
COUNTY COURT& —The Lad Chancellor has issued •
circular to all the County Court' in the kingdom.
ordering that the cease of the County Court. shall
ho ekwed on Monday, the 26 h of December (the day
after Christrnanday.)
Tau Coolers Haerirst.--Sennoas were preached on
Seedily at Trinity Church, and collections mad* in be-
half of the funds of kite eslaebla institution. The Rev.
3. Pieter preached in the morning ,the Rer. T. A. rsi
in the afternom,and the Rae. i. 4. baria in the evening.
The colleetions amounted to £2O Ils.
&Orr,' CHURCH.—On Sunday the Rev. C. T.
Procter preached three sermons in this place of worship
I. aid of the Society for tlis Propagation of the C-kmPel
in Foreign Part., when the total proceeds realised
fa 3s. 214.
00uirre Fern 811211011 a, SatardaY.—Th• mui.t^ses
present were H. Williams, IL W. Williams. and O.T.
Bullock, Reim, bat there was no criminal hasineesfor
them to adjudicate time. This state of Winne is some.
what unusual at this time of the year.
Ti or Ltameg—The liesine of the N.. Inn,
Piddlehinton, was traneferred from Mary Smith to
Thomas Lovell

NIGHT Po•canio.—At the Shirehall, on Monday
afternoon, before B. Pearoe, Seq., William Harris. car-
penter, of Fordington, was brought up in custody,
charged with night poaching at Came, on Sunday.—ltr.
Weston defended, and applied for a remind until
Saturday, prisoner being liberated on baiL After some
discussion this was granted, prisoner being bound over
in L9O and his brother Thomas Harris in a similar
amount. _

Boiouou Biows. —Before the Mayor,
(J. P. AldrWge) J. Blshop G. Canna, X. Donnish,
J. F. Hodges. J. Feuer, Davis. Sure
Maftlitoirtat, Quaanata.—trrge,wwife of Thomas
Ta of ylor, Feedingtoe, was with &Nanking
him. —Mr. Lock proseciuted.—Complainsot said, on
Monday night week, on his return from work, not find-
ing his wife home, be out in search of her, and found
her at the Union Anna, drunk. She refused to come
home, but afterwards • neighbour, named Hellaway,
persuaded her to love. On her return home she
refused to go to bed, and went out again for the purpose
of seeing her sister as she alleged, but instead of that
she returned to the Utiles Arms. She did not come
home all night, but returned about seven o'elook on
Tuesday Morhing. At that time he was getting op,
when she came into his room and threitened to beat his
brains out with • clog if he did not go on to work. She
appeared as if she was stoat to carry her thrust
into execration, when he prevented her by tab ~1 the
clog out of her hand. She did not then appear to he
drunk. From the threats of violence which she bad
made use of towards him be was afraid she would do
him some violence if not restrained. He had use
before had to nuke a similar oomplaint against her, and
she wee then sent to gaol for three month& dome time
ago, when she was tipsy, she hook a riser oat of his
drawer, put it in bee haloes, and elite into bed *jib it,
but what she intended to do with it he did not know,
as be took it away. —Defendant detailed to the Bench
tbt injustice which she had received hots tier husband,
and said that what she lid now wu owing entirely to
his conduct. —She was bound over to keep the pesos for
mix months in the sum of C2O, but this not being forth.
coining she was
_oommitted for sin months.
. .

CAO7TION TO LAM—James Cake, • lad, was (lamed
with unlawfully taking • trod, the property of G. T.
Bullook. IN., of Fronr—lt appeared that on Monday
the water was out In a diteb in • water mesdow, when
defendant happened tit sr • trent splishing in a little
water, and, not thinking he was doing any harm, he
picked it op.—Under these circumstanced the cur was
dismissed on payment of costa IL
Tan Carg Or A "Sliass."—John ntold, • driest
In thebaitttery of Royal Hague Artillery, was charged
with drunk, gad aurliing Kerb in the exe-
cration of is doty.—The officer stated that about 20
minutes alter twelve on Saturday night he was in Star.
lane, dime he met prisoner and other, shouting and
saying "move on." Hs desired them to desist, when
prisoner rid, You order me home !" Witness re.
plied, "Ye., I do, for making a noise in the street."
He said, " What to be ordered home by •-- bobby."
He then made a grasp at witness, caught him by the
collar, and they both fell. The other peisons beaked
him on, and when witness got up they-rid, "Trip Up
the 'bobby.'" Upon this being said prisoner
tripped him op win, and they both fell The sergeart
of polio, then arrived. As noon as he saw him prisoner
said to his companions, "Come on, kt's mob ue."
Witness then drew his staff, and threatened to knock
the Ant down. Prisoner ought bold of it, and fried to
, take it away, but Sergeant Ddis prevented him.
Priuser yr then taken into custody, but the other
persons rent sway. Prisoner was very drank.—ln
defence, he said he was on a visit here on furlough
until the 30th of December, and ins led into
his present difficulty by bit ocmpanions.—Eleperin•
rodent Poona said the police had no wish to prus the
charge—they Only Sighed to be protereit—The Bench
said prisoner was hot so tatich to blare as the other
persons who had incited him.—ln reply to a question
I Superintendent Penney said the reason why prisoner
had some to the town WY brume he had • young lady
, here. He was Rued 40s, or in default 14 days hard
labour, which was paid by some friend.
AINAULT.—George Moors, of Fordington, was charged
by Mary Ann Woodward with assaulting her—Mr.
Look defended.—Complainant said she kept the Star
Inn. On the 9th of Desember' between nine and 10
o'slook at night, defendant and two other men came to
her bar nod called for three glass..
as lers' of beer. She said
she would not serve him *it it beesuse he w tipsy.
Ethi desired bun to go out Of e bar, SI it wits it private
place. He refused to go, and she pushed him out. He
resisted and struck her is the far, but she bolted the
door. He still derroded the beer, and burst the door
open. She vent for the police, but whilst they were
soloing he abused her very much, and left before they
arrived.—Crons-ezunined : Her ostler heard the abusive
language, and another witness could prove that he
binter. She summoned hint more for the thrive
language ha used than fur anything else, u she esteemed
her abstracter &ben evetything. She did not wish to
wms the charge, but simply desired to be protested:
She did not believe he wilfully 'rusk her.—Mr. Lock
rid defendant expunged contrition for what his had
done.—The case vu diediamod on payment of coda.
Comoro-told on 111166.—We anclarstaad that the
Lord Bishcip of Mie Diorite has mil& the following
arranges:mite for his triennial Confirmation hoer of the
runty of Dorset, and that the usual noires will be is
the hands of the clergy in • few days:—

Handley, Feb. 25.
Tarrant Gnarllls, Feb. 26.
Pasperne, Feb. 2&
Cbet4le. Fat. 27.
Wimborns& Giles. Feb. 27
Moore Criotobell, Fob.
Cranborne, Feb. 28.
Bradford Abhu, Marc& 4.
Casttaco, Maar 5.
Bbaboroe, Marsh 6.
Oillingbain, Mama 6.
Kagan Magna, Marsh 6.
Macomb'. Marsh T.
Stoma Provost, Marsh 13.
Stalbridse, Mane 14.
Blikad!ord, Marla 14.