The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

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the subaorptiooS weft the taitioray of the Institution.
Be had no doubt that when those who were ab:ent
read the report of tinA evening's prooeecitoge,, they
.would regret that they *eft not present. Hs thee
referred-1M mayor—to sense mattcrs of local hiterast4
Che neo salty of drainage and water supply. The ostler
Of the new-house he had recently erected was needed,
and without &general system heirs carried out, it was
impossible to drain it. He. in conclusion, again
thanked them for the honour they had done him.
The °NORMA]. suggested that the best way for M.
Filliter to keep the water out of his seller would be to
fill it with wine. (laughter). The &Mune& soon after
wards left when Mr. natar was requested to take the
dais. Some other toast were then drunk and a happy
ors*zig was gent together.
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"bona" QUARTER SEESIONd.
The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions for the borough.
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tiFihrizci jury saidalt,befo
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that it was now twelve months since he bad receive.'
the appointment he now held, and he had to Oeninlita*
late them on the preset amnion of the singular heme.
nity of vice and mime ia that borough. He perceived
that the number of penises who had been committed
lin trial during the put year was only eight, four of
these did not belong to Px.le. This was sot only highly
ereditable to the inhabitants themselves, bet it also
showed how ably junco was administered bythe
trstes of the borough. He thought be ought also to
lotneratnlate them upon the state of that ancient, Mill.
MotAing could bemore chaste and tasty in the style of
decorations, and nothing coed be •move convenient
rio regard to Its.sittiugs tor the administration of justice.,
Be then made some obsery ticins with reference to the
only two wee in-the lehdar, and dismissulthegrand-
.lit otbelrdV.o ,tErJ Al
tatelts O nll5Olllllll. fiSc.”l
ROBBZBY radar • SEM—Morris Keane ee,l
pleaded guilty of oteallng, on the 1.1 of Mei:teethe% le
whole suit of new elegies from the brigantine."enne,'
'then lying in the Pools harbour. The prisoner pleaded
drunlsennms as an excuse, and said be ROA not ton-
scions Of the set at the time. Mr. Collins, who
StPitesited fin the proeseuetee, said tiled the ••
tted • well hearthus robbery. The pt.
a r being in the town all day went onboard:Shove.
links open the lecher of one of his ship.mates, stole a
'whole snit of new clothes belonging to him and sold
Ahem for three quarts of Wes and ball • man. The
whole of the clothes however, had been recovered.
The recorder sentenced the pnimper 12 rocoottue bard
labour in Dorchester poL A •
Waitron CAti Or Fiaillippatellaillide R°11"1
old woman who had been twiee *fore convicted f
lay, wet charged with stealink a Mini' on the 14th
ritember last, of the value of 30s. Bbo was also
urged with receiving. Mr. Collins prosecuted. The
nal was missed from the Teeeption-room drected in
it of the Town Hall, and found in the pease/mien of
siker, named Hewlett, who said prisoner offered the
le for sale he hiss, but he &rained felony it. Shis
him she had been to several plasma to tri,,to sell it,
o Mrs. Geary's, to endeavour to pawn'i and if he
not buy it, the would take if on litsanay and
it. Thereupon, he said he would her six•
ipso it till morning. There wee nd queston as
identity of the artier*. Tbis ••• found the
guilty of ,vint '• to
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