The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-28 00:00:00

DISTURBANCIS AT BRISTOL

Half • down -lads wee apprdliendel for stimmthrow•
jug at Bridtol on Fiid•y morning. One hid in the emwd
at the nominaticn had hid I. Mohan, •nd time remod,.d
to the infirmary. An old w. moo has dind et It.
inflimar• from ronenedion i.f It. brain, odomid by a fall
during the primemion of Mr: H tre, on 2dooday.

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TIII
The polling teek oleos on Saturday, and the result
was never in doubt from the opening of the poll. Al
nioe'al. elt Mr. Hoiron's majority was 247, and at ten
It was inereseed to 294, but the next two hours tip.
Conserv.tivet pat on a "apart," and redneed it by uo•
wad. of 100. Thia raised the tpird.a of the party, but
es the hour* travelled on the 11,um told a d,frere.,t
ti.. At two o'elruk Mr. Hodsson's majority was
increased to 30, ft three to 519, and at the claw the
numbers were, according to the Liberal warn :
Hodgson 7826. Flare 7266, majority for Hodgson 561.
Th. Liberals rejoice. in these terms:—

WllOO-WHOOP !
The Han)a run down ; teen are nous.;
We simply any. " Ala., p..u. Puss!"
COCK-A-DOODLE Blink
Sir Shona and Sir Kirkman,
Bls Sir Samuel. :
C/Ark-a-doodie, mwka-doodk,
Gock-a-cloodle don.
Sir Fittono he eac nowhere,
Rot ae for tither. too
Cock-a-doodle, cock•a-oltaalle,
Cock • doodle duo.
The contest was conducted with good temper, and
there wet no serious disturhanee. At the clean Sir
Hodreon auldreased an immense crowd in College-green
thankin? th m for art tin, him. Mr. S. klorlsy, Si. I'.
Mr. G. (Slyer, Mr. C. J. Thomas' and Handel C0..h..,
ipnke Lat.r Mr. Hare adoresited a Luso sasemblAge ir
Qnern.annare. He rei,ioel at the email majority by
which he had hero beaten and said
"The man who tights and rum away,
Will fight and win another day."
Mr. lames or I said tho domination of the Radicals
had ..uff rc.4 C severe shaking.
Mr. W. KrAnegs mid be Sopetl, for the uke of 11,
city, they would not bare another petition, but he hAd
just r criead some very queer information-(ob, oh !)
Mr. Proctor Baker and others addressed the inn-ling.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION or me POLL—THIS DAT.
(By Telegrapk.)
The High Sheriff announoed the numbers to be as
follows :
Eodpo 7.516
Hato ,„ ••• 7,283

Majority for Hodgson ••• ••• 578
Mr. Hodgson was struck in the race with a roeten
potato.! The newly-el,oied member and Mr. Hue
hoth addressed the assemblage.

RIOTING AT CORE

The tailor.' strike at Cork has led to serioua riots.
The masters have employed German and other foreign
workmen, and on Wednesday night a mob attacked the
houses of the master., stoking windows and tsarina
down shutters. On Thum lay and Fri-icy th. rioting
increased. Attempts were m.de, and in some instann a
with Lumen, to erect barricades by overturning fl et..
In Academyetreet, the Riot Act having been read, the
mo's were charged by the military and police, who
rapidly dispensed them. After being driven from tie
streets. they collected in Corn Market-street, and for
some tilLe kept up a well directed volley of stones
against the military and police, but they were finally
dispersed by the cavalry. Some arreata made. One of
'he prisoners his a a., i.e wound in the bred,
which, he save, be rroeitred from a bsynnet. th •
of the military otScres is badly cut in the he.d.
About 11 o'clock on caturday night the mob ateembled
in Corn Minket-street, and pelted toe police with stones.
The police ch.rged the limb down Ca.tlenstrect with
bayonets, welsher./ a man named Brien through Die
lungs dangerosnly. A mounted policeman nceived a
blow from a stone, rendering him insensible for .n hour
The mob proceeded to 111.ioetreet. and .1 midnight
att.ciced and wtecked the house of llentr.. King, large
importers of Boult.h.made boota and shoes, carrying
tff • quantity with them. The shops of other obnoxious
lemons acre visaed, and the ist.bles of Hr. Daly
were set on flre. The mob smashed the windows of
Shandon Church. Twols.s persons were arrested.
[Br Tel I
On Sunday night stones were thrown at • large tailor-
ing esmblishmenr, and the poliCat . tel teveral if
the mob. The cav Icy aft. reran!s charged the populace,
wounding m•ey. Traiquility wan T. scot, d.

DO Reti F,S I' I. IL

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BONDYII CILLARS. The Commissioners cif Inland
Revenue have acceded to the pray t of e petition, and
given sanction to the formation uf • bowls! cellar in
Dorchester. This wi,l be a great born to the wine and
spirit trad.• of the town and nelahbourhood.
TINS MIMS? MILITIA. Her IN. lay he been
graciously pie •+ed to •eprnve the appointment of
S.muel John limpet), to be Lieutenant, vice Bingham,
promoted.
SUNDAY CLOSING AP POBLIC Ff 0131316 —A petition to
Poli.ment is in coarse of signature in Dorchester' for
the Suoday closing of public-hoe...a. This may he a
very proper prsyer to be complied with, but we hope
be signatories will not include persons who keep a wine
cellsr or a b-er barrel.

Rim CORPS. —The 3rd Dorset (Dorchester) Rile
Volunteers *ere insp. oted by Colonel Memel and Car.
.nd Adjutant Barrett, on Poundbury, on TimreCsy
evening, previously to Koine into camp at F.a.t Lulworth
on the Ist of August. The corps w a un ler the c.,nl
sand of Captain Coombs with Ensign Williams. There
vas a very large sttend ince of .11 ranks, and the pro.
ered.nssoassed if most satisfactorily. The Colonel hishly
.:nn,pliniented the o .rososort wished hat every compsnr
• f volunteers in ti e country was in sa high estate of .ftl•
c enor as the 3rd Dorset.

THI WI/THU.—The following is our meteorological
eport for the neck ending Sunday:—

recti on State of Weather.
of Wind.
Fine

• •
75 66 SW
75 66 NE lc SW Fine
E & W flue
60 46 N k NE pliiomy. fine
6i 50 NW !Finn, cloudy
Si st NW ;Fine
GS 64 WNW Fine, cloudy
'HESTER 0 SCHOOL—The annu.l meft-

eg to
ThurA
lart.

tie Mstrina,ion of the award. asine-d-s-1 the
unner exstmnstim was held at the school on
,day afternoon. and the eeent drew to4eiher a
rnmher of the frien 'sand those interestel in the
. .

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mhool. The ex.mination oond• eted by the follow.
clergies and divinity. Rev. M. 3. Green
(Mentor of Steepleton, and late Fellow of Lincoln
Glego. Orford); to French, Rev. C. W. &Haan.
(Rector of Mehronbe Honey, and late Fellow of New
C.ltege, Oxford); mathematics nod &rehab literature.
Rey. R. Willis (Cabs l'ollege. Cambridge). The school-
room wee decent:eel with fl rrl devices and evergreens.
Th 3 klayor J. F. Holes, E.q . preai (eta, and ami ins,
t(-e la tins and gentlemen I sit were the 11., v, C. W.
Bingham (Bingham's Melci.mae), the Rev. M. J. Green
Wiraterborne Steepletnn). the Rev. li. B. Williams
(Bradford), the Rey. T. W. Knipe (roodsford), th-
he Bite. J, Eynon, Mrs. and the Ilhdies Green, the Rev.
T. R. and MIS. Malvar, the Re v. R. Willis. Mir.
llodus, Mrs. Gdpin, Mrs Gregory, Mr. Brown, Mr.
C -.tubs. jin., Icc. The rin-erieg 11.virig doly otenet,
the Mayor delivered an excellent aeldr, se, in which he
•oueted on the inoportint queetion of elue.tion.
R.ferring to the dioeraan conference recently held at
selkbuty, wifich he attended, his Worship mild he wea
um•ineed from the manner in whieh the question W.os
there disclaimed, that the clergy were anxious to meet
the matter in a fair and entdid spirit. He added that
he was natialled the general feeling of the country wan
favourable to a good bound reli,fious elocution ; and
eft, r a few further remarks, he concluded by expressir g
hearty wish that the boys would thoroughly er joy
themselves during the vacation. The examiner•
then c.hhet on for their retorts, whiel: were of I, ',1.,
11.tisf•ivory oharacrer. The Mayor then distribu:e
the prig., to the ,uccos.ful oomporitora, accompanying
eaeh gilt be some useful advice. Subjoined is • list of
the soceessfol schdare:—

- Fe.oflfee exhibition (4O), Legg ;- sub
scriber'. exhibit ttn (X 10 Pearce, tnaJ.
PRIZE& - Divinity, Ma.kew. C.oi, Maskew. English
literature, !hakes.% Mathematic., Brown. French, Brown.
Extra mai hentat•rs, Lew. I. French, W. Pean..e. 11. Classics.
W. P.-ARV. 111. Cisssics, F er. IV. cis... ompin, nut
Cattchimi, Galpin, win. Extra arithmetic, Lock.
The prize volumes were Mind...mak, bound. &ml.
recipient was loudly cheer. ii ci he ..topped for.v.rd t.,
re eive hie rvwxrd. Toe proceeding cli s•-d with hear.y
chi ere for the Queen. tire Mayor, the Head Master and
Mrs. ‘in-lp.sw, toe examiner,. &c,

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MICH cCitt ccc SDBIONB.-- TheSPIIIMIOIIII will 00131.10131:13
n Tuesday. 'I he trials of prisoners will take plain on
Weduetd•v, and the calendar onntain• the fol-
lowing: Crabh, 52, labourer, attemotlne
to have carnal knowledge of Ellen Crahb, (she
being thsn icier the age of twelve years), at Loders,
on the 8 h Anvil ; Ellen Mary Dunn, 19, servant,
olataini•ir by false pretence. (ion) Sarah Denniii, eight '
hate, half-a-yard of velvet, sod other articles, the
property of Alfred Denois, at W. ymooth, on the 12th
%PHI ; the Fame and Fanny Vincent 24, servant, con-1
-piring to nbt•in by feLe pretenses from A gnes Healer
Loke, twenty yards •.f silk and obtaining the same at
weimouth, on the 12th of April ; G-orge Evans, 21, la-
bourer. and Alfred Meeoham, 32, hawker, stealiag two
oeks.the property of Thomas Look,atStinslord.on the
24th April; Willj.m Smdh,26,seaman,obtaining by (ale
pretences front Fleury Reynolds a quantity of
shirt-
iO perty of Hobert William, and Henry Reynolds.
at Weymouth, between the 22nd and 28th of March;
Jonho Cooper,2l hawker, assaolting,heating,wounding,
and ill-treating Cherie. Cobb, at Winterborne Kingston;
hsrlee Medway, 43, plasterer, breaking and entering
the warehowe Frans Newboy White, and stealing
Übe, of rei•ina, 71iba sugar, and Me, of candles, the
oroperty of Francis Newisoy White, at Weymouth, on
the 14th May ; William Pope, 35, unholsterer, and
Charles Ford, 65, cabinet-maser. stealing certain
damask, rep, American cloth, mouldings. sod tools, the
property of George Trowbridge, at Shaftesbury, on the
14 la May ; Catherine Ricketts, 28 stealing one German
silver wet -h, the property of Henry Mathes, at Wim-
borne Minster, on the 20th of May : Fanny Derham, 34,
elierwoinan, stealing two pieces of c itton joint. of the
value of 12s. 6d.. the property of William Syminonds,
at Wimborne Minster, on the 6th of April ; Charles
Burt, 44, saileloth-w , obtaining by false pretences
from Mrs rs. Howell and Son, • quantity of cord, lbw
property, with intent to chest cod defraud them of the
same, at Bridport, on the 21st May ; also stealing a
pair of boots, of the value of 10a. the property of
'harles Felsinne, at Brid port on the 23rd May ; Peninati
ft.rrett, 30, stealing • jug and glass, the property of
Walter Trump. at Symondsbury on the 314 May ;
John Solway, 28, shoemaker, feloniously attempting to
commit an abominable crime. at Allington, on the Ist
June ; Jonathan Lovele-s, 50, labourer, atealing •tablv
covering, the property of John Beer, at Chetnnle, on
th- Ist June : Robert lianharn, 23, labourer, hresking
and enteringthe dwelling house of Samuel Hayter, and
stealing 41b.. weight of bacon, his property, et Kington
Magna, on the 314 May ; Willi•m Hideout, 26, labourer,
stealing from the person of John leadder one silver
each, his property, at West Stower, on ,he 3rd Jane; .
John Henry Hallam, 34, boot do-er„ stealing • quantity
of loathergoods, the property of Thomism Warren and
others, at Brolnort, he being then a servant in the
employ of the mid Thomas Warren and other. ; James
Slade Brown, 33, labourer, obtaining by a false pretence
from James Mlle; one whip, of the value of 51. fkL,
with intent to cheat and defraud him of the came, at
Dorchester, on the 21st June ; also, obtaining by a false
pretence from E 'ward Steer, two hats, of the value of
Irks., with intent to cheat and defraud him of the same
at Dorchester, on the 20th of June ; James Loveridge,
'2l, •weep, stealing a chimney sweeping machine, of the
vulue of Mi.. the property of William Osmond, at
Ilaselbury Bryan, on the 20:h June, OX Bail. Edward
Lewis, fraudulently embezzling and stealing, on or
about the 9th of April, 1870, at Cents Abbas, El and
jeer. oth,r mouies received by him on account of Her
Majesty, he being then and there one of the Superm-
tendenta of Pollee for the County of Dorset ; Launcelot
Dunulen, obtaining by false pretences from John Rod-
b-rd, a part of a 11. ck of mutton, the propety of George
Flint, at MelPimbe Regis, on the 16th May; e.h Ford,
stealing certain damask, rep, American cloth, mouldings,
and tools, the property of Geroge Trowbridge, at
Shafteahury, on the 14th Nay ; John Cribb, atesling •
quantity of hay, of the value of the property of
I,oed Pontoon, at lilandford ; William Western, steal
ing • quaotity of leather goods, the property of Thomas
Warren and others, at Bruiport.

SWINDLING AT DORCHESTER.
On Wedne.day afternoon, • into n•enetl Janes
Slade Brma, described as a labourer of We•it Milton,
near flu.' pert. was brought up before the Mayor (J. F.
Hud,..es, Fe.q.), charged witn obtaining two tat. Iron
Messrs. E. :A.,-le and Co., dr .pers. Ate., value is. 6d.
each, and • whip from Mr. J. Miles, saddler, value
5,6 d., +II by fshe pretences.
Mr. W. H. JaMe..,ll said about 11 o'clock, prisoner
mime into the shop (E Steele and Co.'.) and asked for
some patterns of dre-ses or Miss Mitchell. of Waddock '
farm. He asked him to null again in an hour.and he did
so. Then prisoner said his master wished him to take
book some hats to try on—could he take on two or
three of different sizes. In reply to a question twice
pot, prisoner said his master, for whom he wanted
them was Mr. Mitch..ll of IVeddock farm. He was then
taken to the hat department, where he selected two
I.lt bats, .nd took them sway. Knew Mr. Mitchell, of
Briantspuddle as • customer, and believed from what
prisoner said that Mr. Mitchell, of Wadilock farm, he
apulte at, wee him son. Had previously understood Mr.

MI 11111 W IRNEM intrinsicallyvalnable,or that it was of a high order. Mitoltdrs son bad taken Waddosk Emu. Mow dist
Mr. Kirkman Daniel Hodg leat produce any request in writing from air. mitsbell
or either tie p Ate, ris or late. Bo h hats (produced)
St. Stephen's, sa be rep,...eeeete4- fret Ibiotilnrourti tot°
dI In
soteusr
is
pail!: ieoxnh i
b theiti
obi
leihoa,vhi
courseou ro of the
disgraceful.utirgra - 1 d i .
Badl'°n from Mt MY to the 1 e year down e Keller. , Is t •eir ',risme eb..p mo.k.
election of December, Ififig. lie is Ow eldest ton of and an ugly symptom of vulgarity wnich ought ! Thomts Oar,. r, on 111. in I •y, at dinner-time, saw a
the Isie Mr. John tindgaih. of the Elm,, lianifece.d, to be checked. wow*., the Whit., Htrt bri ige, went u. see titbit was
liiddleties, who died about 12 rears ago. He was b''ro The tragical end of Lord Arthur Clinton. and ti,e in.tter, ant fount primner with tern hats which he
in the 'tier 1814, and was educated at the Charter-ass offering at 2s. each. Irked prisoner if lie Game
house. He is a merchant of high standing in the City e . upon
" to his early by t. o liar. heneet, end hesaid yea. lie teirrovred 2..
of London, and a director of the Bank of England, and make us to turn with satisfaction
the dark cloud which rests his memory,
of Alb.-rt Danis y, and houghs une-iodentified as one
a Commissioner of the Public Works Loan Offios. He life, when he gave promise of an honourable ,of thu•e had from Steele and Co.-but it did not fit him
resides atfiparrqw Herne House, Sti.hey, near Watford, career. Lord Arthur entered the Navy as a and be haoded
over tho hat to 'homy, whom it fittest
and is a magistrate for Hertfordshire and for the midshipman at a very early age, and from his b tter. Pt isuner said his "old woman" w.s at the top
Liberty of St. Albens, and served as High Sheriff ..1 d boardhheld • esteemb of the town wit 4 • waggon, and he had slot more hate
Hertfordshire i 184' M n J. r. Hodgson married, in 1143. I th 1861 he became for '"*l''.
Frances, daughter of Mr. J. 1,. Butler, of Southgate,
Middlesex, but wog left a widower in 118.51. He is isbrother o cent. n e year
h. ffi
first ay onship e wasin y
Albert D 01160,7 said he took the hat home, and/int it
lieutenant, having achieved many marks of up ,tar-. lie shouol not know it again except he tried
described in the ParDastrllfore Colermition of • year or distinction for his sal -.ur and courage in trying it out Hit Itndliely let P.O. Mitchell have it in the
two ago aa "of demi!. d Liberia °pied.. 11, and in teener times. During the Indian mutiny the gallant i' afternoon.
of the Ballot and of toe abolition of Church-rates." young sailor served under Captain Sir William I Fred,-lock Taoswell, bawk,r, said he went into the
- Peel in tho Naval Brigade, and he is mentioned 1 White II.'" on Toesdill afternoon, and in the kitchen
found pri oner, who offered hum a whip for sale and to
as one of the first to enter Lucknow, during the i Imo:hued it for
r I,i. fel. Theis puso• ner wanted. blob t..
siege. In the struggle he received a wound, buy a bat-identified as the second bad from Rtee'e
which, however, soon lit sled, and he come Loins , and Co - and ultimately be purc.isse4 it for &I. sod
to Fin/land to receive two gold clasp medals from thr. e pennyworth ..f nuts. He offered the hat for sale
atini,r C.
took the
Toe copstable rpeeted it was stolen,
the Queen's hands for his valiant conduct. His
name was many times ref, rred to with honour in P.67l4chsblaltsainollewtohit; loimt 'teheinlllautisr.as obtained at
the desp.ttches sent from India. It was soon Messrs. li Steel. and Co., ail the whip from Mr.
after the 1857-68 campaign that Lord A. Clinton Miles. apprehended prisoner at the Great Western
retired from active service,perhapsulifortunately Hotel, and charged him, when he iii, "1 do know
for his future. His lortLhip was placed on the I'm guilty : hisdn't I made us.' .f Mr. Mitch, ll's name,
thy vroolii
l not have let use had them." On searching
reserve list on half-pay, and on coming of age he irii.oze
:_
re found written on scrape of paper the
started an apparently wildlife in England, where fioi,
there were few members of his own family to Dear 81v-liven alit tie so kind as to sind me on to or three
vetch over hie mode of living and oitinsel him stem of your hata by the carUg for
as to the many things expected of him.
Alarming rumours touching the health of
the French Emperor have lately troubled the
mind of Europe, and it is satisfactory to hear
from the Lancet that "The Emperor has been
affected only with a slight attack of gout, which
is now localised in the feet, so that be is com-
pell.d to wear very large shoes, and walks with
difficulty. His general condition, however, is
excellent."

J. Ibtehel. Wadock.
The ahoy. w., repeated on the Ityck f the
Dew Sir.— If you would be I. co Lind as to vend me on &whip
by the tarter for

Wadtl..ek farm,

Mr. George Mitchell said 1., 5,1.0; wA. h.... 1 be
h.uiself and bii brother last Can gem.. fair. entered
their serviee on the April, and left on the lOr hor
12th May, when his broth..r diseh.r.ed him for 1-gioess
—he'd rather do anything th.ti work. Nrver err horised
him to go to Stele' or or soy other shop to get things for
him or his brother. _

Mr. Symonds acid thst Mr. Mitchell must be called
at the sessions.

Mr. Miles said Mr. Mitchell, of Widdock farm, was
not • customer of his, but he knew he was living there.
On Toe-day afternoon Owner went into his ahop, and
a,,ked for • waggou whip for ha ma.t..r. Inquired who
his unwer was, and ho replied. " Mr. J. Mitchell, ot
Woodoek (ord.." A•ked him if he was in Mr. Miro. ell's
.ruplor, and he answered " Yes." Told him Mr.
Mitchel had no account there, when prisoner rope
that Mr. Mitchell often bought things at his ahop.
Asked him if he had any authority from Mr. Mitchell,
when he gave him the scr.p of paper quoted above,
lie read it, and told him that was no authority from
Mo. Mitchell, when he said it was g van him by the
carter who was going to use the whip, and he was to
give him • bill in Mr. Mitchell's name for the whip
Asked him if he had anywhere elso to go in the town
and if he was goin4 back to %Timid° k that afternoon;
and be said he had other places to call stand mentioned
titfle and James's, and return,ng that evening, and
that kir. Mitchel would call and pay for the whip.
Theo he lot him have the whip and the hill 54. 6.1., in
Mr. Mitchell's name.

Pr's nier WA" committed for trial at the Qaarter
Scabious on both ati.ro.s.

INSPECTION OF THE sru D.V.R. BY THE

C )LoNEL.

Thia company resembled on Friday evening last at
the King'o Statue, for the purpose of marching to Curie
Hill to be inspected by Colouel Manuel, who was the
guest of Capt. 1 hresher during the day. They began
to muster about 6.45, and at 7 o'clock fell into line,
There were present Colour-ger/cant Lee, Sergeant C.
Jeffery, 28 rank and file, and 12 drum-•ndifife band,
under Bandewrg. ant Cosh. It has been suirgested to
us that it might be better if certain members of the
corp., who diritinguished themselves so admirably at
the tat-rite, would make extra efforta• to support the
honour of the corp. by attending on .uck an occasion ae
an inspection hy the C ilotiel.
The band, playing lively tunes, the corp proceeded
up the front, attracting the admiration of the stroller.
on the Esplan.de, and marched to the top of Haeipole
Hill, where ammunition Was nerved out. They uh, n On-
tinUtd their march to Corte Hill, the rtsidenoe of Mrs.
Holston, win re they were met by Col. Man td,C.pt. and
A jitacit Barrett, Caottie Threih.r, Lieret. Tiz.rd,
Peyrnaater sergeaut Frampton, H. Devenish, E q.,ftee.
F. Fisher, on halite.. The evening wits very pleasant
iwid cool. and the fine trees on the property looked ex
ceedingly well under the Faye of the setting sue. Aft-ir
partaking of refr.soments. the rifles went ibroueh coin-
piny and ha•talion drill, wheeled to the right, formed
f iurs right, front form crompany, form' d line t the
right, retired, and formed square as • battalion on the
I. ft centre company, reform d column, ad•oiced and
formed line to the left, threw out skirmish re, who
advanted firing, retired, and formed rallying square,
find from the right of faces, the kuteling rooks fired
a volley. re-formed company and fired a volley in line.
They were then addreseed by the vilonel, who said he
:von V. ry glad to ate so good a muat-r of the Weymouth
c. op,. lie complimented them upon their formation in
...prate, ant their wheeling,whish he *aid reit-rued great
Cr. tilt on the captain, officers, and sergeants. There
were, however. one or two little points wl lab required
tore kiiiah lie wished the men to attend more to the
sergeant, and then he (the colonel) would have no
rrouhle. It had affiieltd him great pleasure and moat
hare carried pride to the offl era, to see the company
iirtend itu Stllll3 force, and to witneds their efficiency and
ihe excellence of their manceuvres. Let them remem-
ber in skirmishing that the front rank inv•riably Are
fiest,and the rear rank,when they at...loaded immed ately
•fter grads. They ain't remember that iti forming dquare
on the supports (which cduld not be done to-day in
conaequenee of the,s being only one company present)
obey alw•ye formed reptare on the left had ...en of the
right suh-diviaion. In relieving skirmishers advancing,
he compeny should extend from the eentre,doubie up,
and as soon as they had parsed the old skirmisher-a,
'bey retire, instead of the men running forward, as he
tied seen them that day, and the ourripany should form
line on their own ground. They should remember
these few little things. It wu,ulil afford him great
pleasure to meet them at camp, which would be very
, near the hied-quarters if the Weymouth ci wris. The
rearer the camp wa. held, the better muster he ti-
p, eta.* from the cornea inn in the neighbourhood, and
a. Lulwortri is so ekes to Weymouth, he should exrs•ct
in extraordinary good usurer, anl th.t the Weymouth
corps would in fact muater the strongeat. He wee
very glad to see inch • nice net of mo., and very
highly pleainid at the appe.ranee of the corps, and the
way in whirr they hail turne I out—sir clean and neat.
lie repeated it was • grist credit to themselves, and at
must h- • source of great satisfaction to their captain
and riffi iers. They would, he hoped, support him by
their a..istance at the c•mp, for which they had always
receivtd sudh prairie, and that they would continue to
earn the eppro•.l formerly des 'reed. He was very
much obliged to there for their kind atteochnee at this
inspection, it wts a pl.. to their officers, and he was
ltightly gratified that the Weymouth chirps was now in
such • high rate of till denay. In conclusion, he
' wished them good evening, and great seams at the
camp.
Capt. THIIIOIBSB said that, as the Colonel was so well
pleased with the men, he (:opt. Thresher) could not
, fail to be very mach pleased &leo.
The corpe then partook of beer and broadtail,' cheese
provided by Capt. Threaher, marched home, and were
dismissed at the King'. Statute.
It is ts be hoped that the Yuen will see the necessity
of Wonting the weekly drills on Thursday even,ogs as
the camp is so near at hand, and thus not only comply
with the •xpre-sed Wish ~f she Colonel ; but ensure
their own perfection in drill,

SLAM-WORD.
1301101300 POLICIL June 20. Before the Mayor and
Spence Abbott, E.g.—AA* 411 en an old offender, wee
brought up in custody chvrged •ith being drunk on the
previous Sunday night. F.m-cl ss. including eo.ts
June 21 —Bebre the same Magistrates.— William Brit
of Blandford. was summoned on a charge of art.ulting
John Light, oordwainer of the wine pl.or, on the 15th
June.—Del endant admitted that he put his 6.1 in
Ligot's face, but denied strikirg him, and pleaded pro-
vocation. After hearing pyrt,ettlars, the magistrates
fined litin in the mitigated pen.lty of 6 and mists.
_ .

ICTION AGAINAT A Pute.—ln the Court id Queen's
Reach, lanrd Rivers was the defendant in an action to
lec 'Ter a very large sum of money upon several bills of
exchange dated 1*52. The defendant pleaded, muongst
other., the statute of limitations. The action was
brought by Mr. Edward Ransom Clarke. It was stated
there had been a Chancery suit between the parties,
and that a deed for V20,00U had been compromised by
the payment of 1:16.000, and Lord Rivers believed the
bilLs sued on had been paid under that arrant-went.
Sir J. K. iridake, who appeared in the case, said that
no claim bad been made for the bills, which defendant
believed bad been until rater the dash of his
nephew, and be an cedeed to the title and the *stmt.'.
He submitted it would ho better to enter a hon-suit
and argue the question of law on leave to move to set
it aside. It would be impossible to try the foots by a
jury. Ultimately, at the request of the parties his
lordship nonsulted the plaiotid with leave to move on
the point of law, and in the event of the court deeidiog
in favour of the plaintiff, the amount doe to him to be
assessed by an arbitration. The plaintiff vu accord-
ingly non-suited.
COUT.TY PATTY SKSAIONA, Saturday.—Before the
Rev. J. Watts, J. J. Farquharson, Jun., Eq., and E. A. If.
Castleman, b. . . . . . .

CIIARLIsi LoADIIII and Jostrti MARTIN, pleaded guilty to being
druuk at Charlton Marthall, uu sth June. Fined ss, and as. M.
costa each.

FElDelleft HALL, 12 years, and TOII MAITIIIT/L 7 years old,
were found guilt) of deetroying part of a fence on the rood
between Blandforti an I Langton, the prop,rty of J. .1. Farqu-
harson, Esq. Hall was fined 2e. lid, dam ore 3d tnti as. 6d.
coda ; and blatthews was ordered to pay ad. damage and 44. lid.
cants within a t ~,,,, th ; in default peVoil days each.
TIIOIIAA oen., ell/ALIA W , FARDWILICIL HALL.
and Tom Msrruxwa, were found guilty of destroying growing
wood in a plantation near the Mill Down, the property of Lord
Portman. Fined ts. 3d. damage and 3a. Id. coats each, allowed
till next meeting to pay, and in default seven daysemh.
alieptscrd to Mr. Tett, farmer, of Huish Farm,
Milisirne St. Andre a, was (+wired under the Master and
Set', Ants' Act, with di.heying the conituand, of bin emi•loyer.
-Mr. Atk imam AplA...rAd fr the complainant and after hearing
the evidence f MI. Tett and his on, the LLMiCh fined Lock ail
and les. 6d. costs. A aflutter charge preferred against Henry
Lock, eon of the above, the Bench decided to hold over, believ-
ing that the lad had acted wrongly through his father's influence.
Ilagar Wuirn was charged with cruelty to a horse, the pro-
perty • f his usaater. Mr. Drake, of Houghton. The offemat
was clearly proyUct. awl the cruel young fellow was ordered to
to pay 10s. and —Allowed till the next meeting.
FAKDIAICA Puts, of Kiugaton, we. tined in the mitigated
penalty of 8.. 6.1. and li, lid. costs, for having two horses
stray ing on the highway.
GROROIt Hook win charged with cruelty to three lonkeys
by working them in an unfit state. It appeared that the
aoinialo had sores .n their backs, hut were used by error by
the defendant. The Bench, not being of opinion that the
°Newt. AAA wilfully committed, fined him In the mitlgattid
penalty of ls. and c.o.d.s do. bid. .

•
(4.011101 Calm., ill( trainer, was charged with cruelly beating
two dogs, one the 'dope. ty of Mr. Castleman and the other
belonging to Mr. Iluisb. The riff,nce was proved by P.C.
Hobbs and P.C. Poynter, and he was fined 10s. and tia 6d. coat.
An order to pay 2s. per week towards the maintenance of the
Illegitimate child of Emily Andrew., was made against Frank
Woolfrey, blaciounitb of Farnham..