The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-10 00:00:00

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Mr. C. W. CHUMS bee ben admitted a member of
the Royal College of Veterinary Burgeon.

FRAMPTON.
WATZI MIIADOWL— Yr. Sheridan's prism, offered to
watetmen on his rotate who should he most rooessefal
In the management of water meadows placed ander their
sharp, hove be-a awarded as follows :—Abrobara Oox,
employe, be Mr. WIII.IIBII Waits wate,man on
Littlewood Farm, In the parish of Frampton, £3; James
Woodeford, employed by Mr. Edward Chiloott, ignoble-
lord Form, Bradford, £2; Thomas Eveleish, easployed
by Mr. William Jobnoon, Southover Farm, Framptoe,
el ; Joseph Ross, employed by Mr. Samuel Bymes, Ncther Came Farm, Nether Came, 10s.

WARIIWELL.
Manual or Moo Sautrogark—On Thursday, 29th
inst., the marriage of Ilia Juliette Saunders. of Water
Card*, With Yr. James Forrester, of Beyeastooe, occia-
Wooed unusual intereek Over the gateway leading into
the *larch, ard was • prettily-arranged davit*," Reath
and happiness to the bride and bridegroom," and the.
pretincta of the Neared edce were dirt:aged. Shortly
after the arrival of the bridegroom and " beet man,"
the carriage containieg the bridal party drove up. The
bride was supported by her father into the church, the
pathway being lined an either side by the school-
children. who strewed Bowers before her. The bride
was attired in a white satin dress, with s wreath of
orange blosioms and white veil. The bridesnieids were
dresses of white silk covered with white tarlatan, vrith
blue trimmings and blue tarlatan veils. Mach might
be said of the inestimable qualities of the bride; bet it
is enoagh that both at home and in her pariah she
always carried out the tree prineipleg of charity bad
bro.

BHIPTON CiORGS.
ON Friday an inquest was held by N. 11. Loggia, Esq.,
oo the body of Thomas Walter fiwalß4d, mod eleht
year., who fell from a hone and was killed The iuri
returned rasdiet o " Loaidaotal damb."

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11LA.NDte:POud.
Tits union for trespass, num v.- Pleber. laird .
has Dorwit mpg". when e veirdist was foot,'
P.holaininitlgoew.hgeli.ant"oitolawil:
sitting tbla term. Kr. Cole moving. "
daf,ndtint to goner • nottesit. The °nett rei...,—Ll e
00011 ITT COOlrf. Hay, Itod.—Tbefolloiring ........
beard bsforeChie Hot/our, T. L P. Gabby, Rol.
V. pnaga.—a:4s 19i. tkL, for rent het,
admitted. and "der waa made to give up puessmon .4
land belaying to pliaiutilf. 'en,.
Parse V. Kgrimi.—Cielm Cl 6 lie for dam" ,
the destruction at one sere of clover, two man of ~,,,„,.—. • o
quarter of an acre of turnip. left for aieners, and 7n ,
40 loads of manure and three arta. of superphon,,,;.,!... n
Atklawmfortheplaintiff and Mr.Volins. of Itlngeo„,4:7 S.
fondant The cam was thleiromer rented m0nadthe.,...."44 In
acne of land alibi" defendant for which he paid 4:1
year, tbe land having been formerly waste land.
Prater lit years ago. In February, ROM, during
Foster. the defendant sent mem intn the field, who
the ground, and sowed it with hal ley. At that time
• 'portion with clover lay. which es he Metal van 44,,,--C, '..
and which he intended 'to promise and then
bed .on .quantity of mod potatoes, a portion of
alleged Were denamved, and the manual left on
which had been collected fur the weeds crop, .....,,Ir
Honour having heard plaintiffs stetmeent set nnwe
for compensation for Inm of pouitoen and manure, ..., 41
antlered the only queetion of damages ism
essemined by the plaintiff basing only one crop instead
—Mr. Richards ot Abbott's Court, auctioneer and fa, "
oer
it aii his opinion that no lois had been suetained,
second years clover ley would not give more than V. , ~, 71.
acre. Inlaid of • ton as represented hy the reann4 H, .
comeiderel that a crop of swedes after clover. from h",
late nooti, would not mower. Mr. Atkinson said tont
quite willing to• take 14 ag d marl In a, !dia. min...,
of rent due, but to this bk. Johns objected. and evea,.....,:'•
110110Uf decided that the pialatlffs claim wee not by ty4',L.
being forgiven hlm, aad that the jartiee were to .

Jolly Hare° Ir. a. Bffefferr. --Plaintiffl, iono._
formerly in the employ id the defendant • fenn';—
Munehineton, and sued for L 2 I3a. lid., allowing
LI 16s , for two pigs he purchased of his master.-o*.;
payment forthwith.
Penman cooa.tillir Bare Harsh v. AXX Aem. Shim.,
Thi• case we ad mimed from the laet court lie kw,'
produce I. o.lence ma lothe value of certain propettj if ,•
Mr. Holders, , of Child Olieford, Is the mortgagee,
was further adjourned for I. Holdwa attendan, •
Joust Herbs. brewer, Hisottford flt. Mary v. L. no
!stern Minst3r. This was also an adjourned the
Plaintiff's milager to produce proof Of order and dein„.l
Verdict for the amount claimed at £2 per month.
In Re Mithent.-7164 was a eomisirt singular es,
adjourned from the last court for the bankrupt to Lite
a. to a mnrtinkie of two cottages t his ht. her in riirost—,.
of a loan of ellOo, but in his schedule, he had 'anti:, enO,
name of William Nellbah, remitting alloget..er tot te,
Manes Henry Pramore. Mr. AtAinron appear,l .-
henernpt and Mr. John., /or •6.
Honour • loans& the ease for the beak. opt to Ilk a
of his account., at the earneo time stating that he ea, ~f
that the whole proceilidlngs were null end cold.

Wlkl BOHN E.
BA ZA•11. & hamar of useful and f
mental articles was °rend In the Corn Pleb....
Wimboms, by Lord Ashley, en loeh•lf of tht N.,
Wealeyan Chapel sod School-mega There was f,
stalls very prettily fitted up sod presided ova Inv,
following ladies :-Ist stall, Mrs. Strange. Mr.. C.,fi
Mrs. %tabard ; 2nd, Mrs Symonills, Vim Hank., 1.,
Howell, and Miss Downton ; 3rd. Mr,. Icrew,r, yy,
Wood. Mrs. Legg, and Mrs. Wareham ; 4th. Mrs. 116,
Mrs. Sansom, sod Mrs. Sims. In addition to 1.4,
collection of misoellatmons articles, consisting 4
pincushions, table come, outlaws:seam
albums, ko.. • very neatly exesisted model of
ishapel made by Mr Edward Lewi., • lamb siert •
Mr. Luckier, and • loos uf Thorley 's e.tile food,
sent by the pmpriotor(!) were offered fir sale. Link
menta were providvd, Wm. LOW6II, Mr, SIIIIO,
Jackson, Mrs Snow, Miss Eaton, an'
presiding During the day *elections of music v.,
pl.yed by Mrs. Syroonds, Mrs. John Wood, I,
H•tekard, and Miss Crown. The besaar was °peat, i
ll am., the proem-dings amps:snood with sins,
reading a portion of Scripture, and prayer. 16.
Ashley in • capital meads, gave his resenna why,
member of the established church, he had consesic
to be present cood take an active port in the prOat
ince, namely, oa the broad ground of hoar.,
Protestant principles. and se an advocate of • free c
open Bible. He very strongly urged the necisecity
all Protestants joing togetbee to resist tb6 inroad.:
infidelity and scepticism, and expressed his nine
koee that his nonoonforiniog brethren would not lt
any petty jealousy hold back their influence in
of tossing the Bible read in G0v...mm..12s acja„,ol..