The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26 00:00:00

WINFRITII NEWBURGH.

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Ti DiocEmig SYNIII—Tuo offi3ikting in;niiter of
thisparish, iii ewer lance with the wishes of the Bishop,
p.m notice on Sanday, and called • meeting of the
male adults, for the purpose of electing two of the
laity to represent the parish at the deanery meeting.
Neither of the churchwarilens, awl only two of the
Messra..f. A. Diorm and J. shepherd res-
ponded to the call, one of whom propos,d. and tho
other seconded, • resolution that. seeing the apathy
which existed in tbe parish on the subject, no person
be choten, and that the parish be unroproaented at anon
glooting.

BENBUSY.
CONTIVO OP AOS Or C. E. PARKS, ESQ., Or PRI 68rri
11133eARS.—This event was celebrated at Lower lien.
bail House. the residence of C. J. Parke, Seq., on
Weinesday by • grand ball, to which invitations were
sent ts nearly 200 ladies and gentlemen, about 160
being present. The banqueting-hall and the principal
rosms were decorated with wreaths of evergreens and
fi swore, and esented • splendid appearanw. Targetts
roallille band from Southampton was in attendance.
rh company whieh included the elite of the neighbourhoo I, began to arrive shortly after nine o'clock and
duncinz was kept up with goo I spirit till about five
a.m. on Tilm..l,y morning. Breakfast was laid for
about 50, and lady that number availed themselves of
*Le laosoit alit, of 51so roopoo•of 0••••• /141.1•••••7.
The hetlth of din heir was drank with math enthusiasm,
but unf..rtttnat .ly he was not able to get leave of
absence, his reginsent 1)....ng stationed at Cork. Among
those present were—Major•Omeral Sir B. A. Greathed,
K.C.U., Miss Oreathed and party, Mrs. Okeden, Mr.
(hied.= and party. Col. and Mrs. Parke (Littleton-house),
Colima Mrs. Paget and party, J. J. Farquharson. Seq.,
Mrs. Farqubsison, the Misses Farqabarson, Mr. S.
Farquharson and Mn. Farquharson, Mr. and Miss
Heath, Colsnel Mansel, Mrs. Ibiasol and the Misses
Manse!, &a, ha
Will WRNS.

Faro!. ACCIDENT, -On Thursday evening at Knowle
of the machine caught the handle or the prong and
500 of
h a
struck him so severe a blow an the head al to kill him
,IPl:ymye
yard
:Wri aa: :put
ril:nnighao
shoulder,nißlapu ut°
whena'gt dtwh work
bandbin
ver hi.
on the sled.
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W' t Facto' with
enclosed
,broenaktihe.: dio,wthnotbrasvuet.hosbo,fr.fir t
Three,s, and
y
tansi
bln
certain as to his identity be was discharged. The others OM
Milorrb,ll:g away t wheot.iluiu:nisolisadt c:dhro.rniedsopbrosecmay
utm,
pt
fined Ss, each, including damage and costa, or seven days in
ault.
Darsatsviss.—Siensitel who did not appear, waa
need 55. and coifs for drunkenness, on the 11th of September.
ILL-TREATING A NORSE: SINGULAR CONDUCT OF A
CLERICAL MAGISTRATE,
WILLIAM FIAIDIIIt and AMBROSS ADLUI, the one • carter
and the other bailiff In the employ of the Rev. ./. 11. Austen,
of Keynatooo. September
pawhmo
br see;
12th,
hw. work-
ing :::12h.doculhargedhde.rdrs,iyowniLuceiluelaee:yledy,
the hearing of this
ex
the Bench,wie his
c
Auttintena,nwdhionteisrnahlmpw the proceed-
seif a uiombe
legs by asking If Use Deputy Chief Constable had " made any
statement" in the matter. He had,' he said, written to Mr.
Superintendent Ilamniond, requesting him to remove the
bearing of the cue till the hat, as he could not be present
before —(the cue had been reserved, by the especial desire of
a.lco
the deputy chief constable)—and if any statement had been
tnxie he wished to know what it was, as the owe was "Invo-
ices," and " he know it to be malicious."
The Bench objected to these terms, and said the can must
procsed in the usual way. Mr. Austen was out of order in thus
addreviing them.
The rev, gentleman then took his wet upon the Ranch, and
anuouncel his intention of subjecting the witnessed for the
prueecution to • rigid creee-examination.
DI orne,i..l da Otou
thTeuesjityn,titonhe lor h.
I ihniirt±s'a n ki:sritie
Mr. Austen's harvest field at Keynatene, about
o'clock in the afternoon and saw the prisoner Fiandor and
another non put the horse in question Into a waggon
with • load of a corn. When it was started the horse
went &biog. 20 yard.; and stopped; it mimed to draw on the
eight shoulder, and all on oue side ; it went on again, and
the horse seemed In great pain when drawing "against the
collar" throngh the fiebl. I went round into the turnpike reed
and stopped themand said to Fiawler "What's the matter with
the hone's ahoulderr le said "He's a little bed; he's been
very bad, but he'd better now." I examined hie shoulder, and
fouls' a raw wound about two inched long and an inch wide,
1,. a dower-ant direction. I said, "You ought .not to work
the horse this, there is blood on thee slier," and defendant
said "it Is tothiad, and tha roller is rot: that blood I. old."
15.1,1, It lil froth blood,it Is dry ;itis • shame to work the
bone; it can't stand atilt now, it staggen." Ile said, "I know
the horse is done up, it Rat only • deg horse whoa we had it."
The horse's front leo appeared to be quite useless, they
quivered as if the wind waa blowing them. It appeared ales
to be blind ; a discharge was running from both eyes down
the face. T 11131.0 were • lot of old sores on the !rumblers
healed up ; it was quite an old hone, and could hardly stand,
althnigh it did not mons to be in eery had condition, it was
not very thin, on the folksc ing day
Mere Mr. Austen wished to cross-examine. the witness, but
the Bench refused to. go out of the usual course, and the wit-
ness was directed to proceed.
Mr. Aileen thou appealed to the magistrates' clerk, Ile.
it, tin', :del nixed if lie could not be allowed to distend his
000 caw.
Mr. Ito, lini snit it was certainly out i 4 order. Ile quest-
ioned whether it would not have been better if Mr. Austen
bail been nu:helot in the summon,.
Mr. Austen again wooded that the case was a "frivolous"
~no. and was proceoling, when the 11/1101 toll him not to
mike use of such terms, but to allow 010 1.11,11:1 too proceed.
The %duem then continuo' -- On the following day I
had • omen...llion with the defendant Adieus, Mr. Austin's
bailiff, when I acted him why he worked the hone In that
stair I
tiara Mr. Ay44111 again interrupted, and objected to the
witness repoistieg coy conversation between himself and the
loiliff, and was again stowed lir tit.' ik,udy
Witness -The defeedant said he wattled a horse and couldn't
huo ono, he noclual that. I askei him if he ordered the
carter to work it, or Mr. Austen. at,,l ho slid he orderei it.
Mr. Auden In that rano the carter must 110 iliediariged.
Mr. Poke tre )ou acting as ails °cote, or judge, or what 1
You really ought net to *poet DO,
Wititiso—Aillam edit, " de wants,' a liores, and we took it •
I know the horse wax In a iweat state, his fore loin hi doh;
out." th.vi asked for the horse, and he said it had inen sent
eII that morning to the dies.
By the Res. Carr J. kepi The inforinolou I received was
that the horse ens corking eith had ihotiliters.
Mr. Austen Where did you gut the litfortnstion I
This WWI 01.)/c10.1 It by the Reeett. P.C. Donnie very
pertmenflY s.tbi that "II thse mune., their Informers they would
got 110 Information at all."
Mr. Aileen selil the 111.0•001111011 were iambi to say who the
informer ea., awl rove to rrOfts 01,11111100 1110 a 1141....
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ths
t b .isowlion I a soromai It tit Tarrant Ito P....t0
aw tho i 11....1tdud
farm. It is niv Only to neon lit that Monet any cruelty to
animals aleph ...one mutat ins roitlioi I haao never
reportol • 111/11101 01110111 110404.1 011 111.11 1.0411. I Ir. through
It three.. Itt lines a week, at rano.. flues, I refuse the
4.1 mai waist, hot I I I hi . correct.
he leo end,, Ilia lass. val dela Thor* war° two waggons.
ono 1..,.,, 111 1/1.11 wawa. rho lqatlis wore raking. of
lot I alit mit tho 111/11 strike the hone, but I will
xi it aria a Ina ".41 /111%1 I. 'list" The hone wee
""' ' .5•••• kii. ill° eo,gu.a Wag being loaded. The
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