The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05 00:00:00

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R 4138111J1tY. —CITY PlyrT ReSSIONe, M miler
It fore the Mayor (J. Wat• cc, Fail ), J. C. Wieder,
F. Attwood, and T. W. Gills rt. Rolm.
UN l'Rr.voerD Aell %Mt. M dthew Melina and
Thine I Mullins, two t.lly-men, were au eeeee ioneil Inc
violoistly ammilting waha Goddard, son of Mr.
thAdud, lanillowl of the WM-ladies, Ine, m 18.0411,127
evening lost. Th., complainaut ested that between
four and VO
on the evening in qumtinn I. WM in the
art of partaking of ten with his futhir in the kitchen of
Ito publiceleutow, when lie heard a young man homed
who had ju-t previously left the home, call out
" Walter, Walter." He we'd out and SAW the de.
foolvnte follo•ing Cave up the steps leading to the
Canal, and;trying to lay halo! ban. He (complainant)
▪ Wirli It ens to &jot. when they immediately
asoodted him, and gave him • Week eye. The .1. fendeut
Matthew seised him by the collar, um' is ha I t, he cut
before he would release his 1.44 Had not awl-Lance
arrived lie tread have huip strangled. There had loon
▪ preview, quarrel hetwom him nod the ileferolants.—
The ,Ideedant Matthew mill in defence that I.i, brother
bad been an inmate of • lonatle asylum, and that he
had alutained fain drinking intotieating hqa Ira
for niso months iwevionaly. When at the Wit. at.
Mem! Inn, liquor wee taken to him in his
bedroom, and whun the &maulers' roviiiiiitteil they were
both laminated. They were miab • sceedinsly a rev
for what had occ triad. Tuey Fad occasionally lodged
at the Wheat-hal Inn for mveral y•ora peat.— Tule
Mayor oloerred that Via &smelt appeared to hart, beill
OOpTolrOke I and nejnatillehle in en. rr way. It
emir ivnied rather then toitig ited hr the ilmuketitimo of
tho il-fendatita. The 11-m.li had decided on it-ft reins n
penalty of re....th ciii co.t., —Toe mon,y wee I.uhl,
sod the def. orient.. x rmsed Heir intention to leave
the town iminadiatell. •

Cooler Perer srmst,NA, Ton4ev.-11,fore
Ifieher.d Iln.ller, l. P., (ehairu.sto). G. Mat. blot.
Ele. E. 11%nant•o, tte,
E. Everctt, Eq.. an.l R .r. E. bake.
J ~.e. 1;••••:11.010W w:W 1:11•1111011,11 for derow.fne
fors.', the property of Mr Ilaymon.l Mould!. at Woad-
chalk., Ile plewle I eul:ty, end was Athol Is., 61. Mae
damage, awl c0.t.., or a fortoight'a Imo ieuntueot.
Shergo'd was slhoosione4 for awaoltinn Mr.
JO.i4llPony, laiall..nl of tho Plonzli Inn, Bow&
°Lac. The caw ow fully proved, an I the mama
all'i.ir"4 ti 1141 re 1,11 • Very siggraVitte.l one. Tim
roaci.!ritea ordered Ow deftodent to pay a fine of 24/.
Awl xi.. egos or thrice...,' hsr.l lab ow.

kiTIALINu 'l.—Maria lla.tell evss'eliargad with
stealing flee young ash trees awl • Sr tr. e,the property
of Thomas F. Drier, Eel., at Weuieislow. The defen-
dant woe s• en to take the wool by Mr. Anthony
Whitlock. The deft kilned sai I she waaalsno•t dertit de.
Kir ',marmot wisa in noon for debt, awl die had four
young rhilelren to support, and tile picked no the wood
for lido& She and her clel leen were lamest st•rving.
—The Bench !antler the eireuinstancee rook • men iful
essnsideration of as Cute, awl ordered her only to itty
the amount of the datum:el clone, L..
Jamas White wse sedum for rafting wires to
!skit rsbhitse on Leuil Isloiteing to the ii..... Mrs. Foe
Strengways. at Peden and Feeley. The defendant did
not in suss, r tn the sansinons, and he Wan lliatd
and costs. or two month: bard labonr.
I ei.ke; met Tottau Emu Eslersril I, "'Fence and
Oeorge Jeffery wen: summoned for teking t•e
i note from • it:viten, hi tie E,l of Pembroke,
it, Wilton. sithout the boniii.:ll, on then.lay, Deeemher
20' h. This ease was fully sulaitsnhateil, the Id, being
(mind in Vie defendsuts' p ssession.— Superintendent
M•tthe we, in rei ly lo the lieneb,stated that the defen-
dants hest eerie been previously convicted - ,one of ilo in
seven elm's.— The Bench inflicted • penalty of 1:5 each.
Is, dainties, and costs, Or two montlis' imprisonment.
Charles blewilen was summoned for stealing turnips,
the property of dr. Jaws Williams, butehcr, of ilinl-
ilington. The defendant did not appear in •nswer to
the summon.. and he was Aced 20. e. and costs, or one
montli'a labaur.
Tlipirt oi Ciiitisrli.lB Eve —Thomas Edmonds, a
I ibourer. living at buscombe, Wilt chsrgeil with stealing
about 30 ihs. of mutton, and • hare, the property of
Mr. T. Cuss.% of libuinston. The prosecutor left the
mutton soil the hare hanging in is *killing near hi.
house. on Thurs buy evening last, but both were missing
on the following morning On Saturday morning they
were found by the aitle of a Imre leading to Itoectionilie,
and near the meat waa a letter addreued to the pri-
soner. Etinhavis irn.l been in the shilling oil Christmas
Eve with • band. Anil acconlingly be Was emir. betide&
When simwis the I tter he admitted haviekt received it.
Ile said he put it into his pocket, and he not mine
it until he wan informed that the letter hail been found
lying near the mutton at iionoorlibe. here were traces
of blood '.nil fur on his jacket. and when shown them
he replied, 'There are ghee hares than one Nobody
can say what hare was in there." *Th • Den.,!, con-
sidereil there was not sufficient evidence to warrant •
conviction, and they ordered him to be discharged
'egg C ergeldlat SCHOOL —The following prises were
rtneetly d stributed to the successful Competitors at
the recent ellniinstion :—Dean's•peeial prise, Yarndley
English Divinity, Style Ili•tory and Geography,
"lunacy (1) • repetition, V•ruilley. —Mathematic. : Ist
prize, Co.; ditto. Jaekeon.—Classies: Ist prize,
Yarndley ; ibul ditto, lieges. (I).

SALIS.BURY Caturamag- —ft beautiful monument
is in course of ereetinn in the aisle of the south (ran•
sept of Saliibury Cathedral, to the memory of the
late 'Maim Jacob. It will lie remembered that the
late major died almeet audilenly last year, and that
shortly after (nn the Stli September) a special general
fleeting of the ineinhers of the Int Wilts (Salisbury)
e
Hill, Volunteer. wag held, at which it was reAdved
that, with the view of perpetuating hm memory ins
maoner becoming the position he hold among them,
and at the same time hi express their sense nf the
high 'service rendered by him to the Volunteer
movement, and more particularly to the Salishurj
corps, of which he was the ("deemed captoin•com
mandant, a mutable memorial should be forthwith
erected in the Ca' hears by the honorary and
enrolled members of the lot Wilt... The monument
I. from a design, furnished by Mr. E. G. Street, the
eminent architect, and is in every respect worthy of
the object for which it has been erected.
Goyim. or F./CURIA:CIL Dee. 21—Sittings at Nisi
Pries, at OniLlhall. before the Lord Chief Karon and •
( .4,1111.1W)n Jury. —Nvala r. 01.041, —Thill W 44 •Is tget kW
),;roight against the Sheriff of Wilmbire for seizing sed
onvirtiog to his own nee certain sets of racing borms-
eb-mhing b.donging to the plaintiff. Mr. Huddle-4ton
„‘„) Mr. %Varian appeared fw the plaintiff ;
and Yr. liarslake and Mr. I.orm for the defen-
dant. It appeared that Dr. Nestle, the
elsibt.ff in Dim Actium, was • pbyeician living
in London, and krpt certain racehorses in Wit-
shire, at his trsiner's4Charle. Rotel.. Roiph got into
ditlieultiee. and judgment Was °brained agaimt him at
the snit of • person named Wright, and on the let of
September in the pre., nt year A.R. fa. WWI placed in the
Nowise( Hinder, alierdrn out t r. t.. vscent.., who made •
levy on Alt d•v. Among the goods werad were two owe-
liorses,railesl Willie the lie mi and Itegenerator,which were-
claimed 14 I. Neale on the day of the sole, and on an
in,erpl. was ailawasona.baing taken out by the sheriff
were resto.e.llo..the emstody of the trainer. tool fear
days after the win a nitice was served on the sheriff's
officers claiming the mile el horse-olothing. The plain•
tiff called Ralph, the tosicer, and hie wife, who swore
that the clothing beloaging to Dr. Neale, had been
wised and sigd by the sheriff, although on crcesewuni•
mit ion it • that Bohai had not been at the sale.
and his ' rt. y on the premises. The defendant
copod aw„liaritwal a officers who had wised, and the

me. who hi 1 been hit in w!.., diutintitly
iruiud I.lvi ut.y .loftil4;ije it phint.ll%.
The ti-Cy prra .an 1013 I vtrrls.t.AL,l
wuro a: 1 proilittl 1 till ri..thir.; por-
ch:l,d lay Curt. wrli w..r, rut kr.- sr II the
.1 ti;, toiuittrilf jcry 1.1.1
con•
siikr :hair renikt. lift,s !told as.ssc, ranrued •
vrnlivt for the I...airlift of
FerillAteas It P., AND Tall r SIPP:R.
At ex Mawr:IT:AT —A .hor. tint • %Ifs, w AI Is owed
George Cll., .4 Terbrire. er-s t Wow. it,'
11.. u. p 11. tt. E toms, 11. P., ch./lel with du WA,-
twat The leautouerarlA Duttittralo d.se tl.o lois Der ••
ner,NtatkivyOf le.u.ntirg as to • otul.r. 01e1 ..•1I it 110,
'hiatus a oaTlificate from tie Teraca.-rAto, ty li, .1
he hud ui,rorf II o 11.-.lcr fur two!ru tiloothu he we.
diseharerd. Mr. E-teoart has raeotly linen • dowstiorn
is. the Temper...or ti.wirtr.
The inmate, nt the S diubory Unioa Workhosee were
r.wwde.l on Chriut nalAuy with rat.t•Seaf, plow-
titd•ling Reid er, *Lich ern. pl....rib-tow or the
m. ~,d woe I.kuvriuu tr. 'fed to
tulmociit_wid rnuff.

Iter Fiarer'a merry pack a barriers met on
the Oil Castle. Tbere erre •
mita . • .- tli,e preustt. nearly 1,5 0, an I th.•
r'Pw "-• .!“ red fully O. With ibis itonsen•e
field, e r• 'grind.. any when we RIAU. that the
sport r. • I iltst rprility Hjl, wonld bean:lmitated
by the t'. •-••• stiorte rein. but the rwo•le of Bslisb.iry
It. wittl thus the obje,g ti. iga,ger or
Ow I.• ....r was nit drird. flares were !Amin-
tio. ;• . !y• snocerded in killing three, whibit
p , , 'tare by habil; four. Jr.
.1. A.1.1t 1. r City, 0144 in the slot
1. nc , Co. eLe was riding fi 11. and, rolling
noon •....44.1•1 • ,•••r011.1.1 frwel•r• .4 the
rig' seq., ii jury lass waived medic-11 at tenti.e,
• Mr. S Rlll. 14 en Wrn ma cmi b• expected.
A. l'l//11.,• TUC LONUON •Sli ROUTII•WrITIRN
lIA 11.1 VA Y. •- Au accident, happily unattended with
▪ ee cnn qes m.c.a,occurre.t on Monday morning,
at 1111 An.l.wer Station of the Lmilon end South-
Mrestren 11 wsv. The up•train from Eveter' doe
at Andover 11 53. was eery late, and wan in thit act
I,ing shunted on to another line when
the capreas train front London, doe at 12 33
curie up, awl the driver well unable to bring
I, is tram to a atamistill in time to pre-
vent a odlipion. One of !bit hullers or the down
es p.m, engine struck the engine if the up train,
and knocked it completely ruund. The passengers
were vhilealy shaken, but none sustained any serious
injuries. The engines were both damaged, and a
froth engine fr.,m Salisbury had to lel obtaincil
hefore the traffic could Ito reinnved. Mr. Norwoeil,
tho driver of the up•traio. Jump. kiln his er.gino
as the train c-tme into e-dlistoit and sprained his
foot. The trains generally rall each &her at
Whitchurch, where the ordinary is shunted in order
In allow the expmas to per.

MERN --Suomor Ds vrw —On Mon/lay week •
woman named Fanny Fricker, the wife of a labourer,
went to her daughter's home at Seale. She ha 4 not
been there long before rhe was taken ill. avd she vx•
pired the /erne even n:. An itimiext was held on the
body on Thursday, before R. AI Wilson, Erg., coroner,
when it was aleavn that the deceased, who WAS 47
years of age, had keen a weakly woman for some time.
—Mr. (bitty, surgeon, of Mere, attributed her death
to sanguineous apoplexy, sad a verdict to that effect
was return. d.

F 0 It DINGBRIDGFI—Errerrstve LIAD
ItEMBICkY Al KAIIIOIIIII HOUNE John Keeping
and Mary Ann Keeping, his wife, have hem n corn-
inittml for ti al by the Rev. W. J. Yong. and
Joseph (1111, Esq , charged with stooling 'quantity
44 lead trns the new work; at Brtamore House,
the property i 4 Sir Edward Hulse, nut. There
e..re too other charges against the male prisoner to
answer, which be we. she commit-NI. —Jonas, alias
Richard I)owner, of Fordingbridge, was charged with
stealing 1511 w. of lead from Ilireainore House, the pro-
perty of Sir Eilwanl Hulse. In this ease, Downer,
who was at wi tit in the house, stole the lead, and
wild it to a woman named Eliza Gun], whose hue-
hand disposed of it to WailYllll Tylee, • marine
store dialer at Salisbury. Prisoner was committed
for trial at the neat Q.larterS.A.loill.

W A RIIINSTEIL—Bau..—The annual YeomlDry
awl V.lituterr ball took plow on /don lay lad. at the
Townliall Tbene was a brillisnt COlll, anv. numbering
about 129. Dancing comiticureii at 9 o'clolk. ti the
.trsins band. and was hr pt up with great
spirit until s hours aft,r t. The sup:. r
ws provid. lli lr. Potts, of ilsth. soul WWI of course
first-rate.