The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

DORCEIBSTER.

FAT LANDS wore ID excessive supply at OW market
on Betonlay sad realised only from 6d. to Bid. per
pound- _ _

WILLIAM JAW= BEIFWITT, a/ this town, zombis
of lb* Royal Collage of Bergson. of England, and
Licentiate of the Apothecaries' Rail, has been appoietad
house surgeon to the Dorset County Hospital.
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Ws would remind out readers -that the anni
meeting at West Stafford on behalf of the art:2
yienonnry Boat*, takes plat* this (Tuesday) evening.
The Rev. Georp Usably the missionary, who has just
returned from Moo, will, we understand, be present.

Ocrocal.—The Mara atateli intim/a the HAL •
and lb. Dorehester United schools win (by the hied
Permission at the boriocary arearetar7), bp played ea lb.
Hieptee Perk cricket slob ground. au Weasseday, the
51h instant

II a. Boos, of trplyme, the well-known wool factor,
attended Dorchester market on Saturday, with a view
to makinjrohaesa, but did no business as *ellen held
out for higher price' than he was disposed to give. For
horn wool rhe offered 15d. per pound.
THZ shed la the Fair Field which has just been re-
created was partially destroyed last Saturday_l272
bullock. The animal playfully batted De head
one of the pillar. supporting the shed, knocking
down, and reducing a goodly portion of the structure to
ruins.

COCIII. or BAINIMIPTCT, RIM', Way 27.—1 a Rif
George Allred Obiloott, of Stratton Mills, • bankrupt,
a sitting for last examination. ft being represented that
the detailed malt and other amounts required meld
not be died in time, an sdjournment ems ordered until
Tuesday, lb. 16th July next.

DOMM Mena Coiur MARKET, ffatarday. —There woo
a large supply of wheat oo offer at to-day'a market,
bet trarsesatiewa were limited. at about the previous
week's priest Barley a doll trade. ChM aopported
late rates. loarmotor's TOWS ; wheat, Ona. to Ma per
quarter; barley, Ale to 44a. Averages. 67a. Id.;
Marley, &1.4&

JoWI Moss "the Doessishim labourer," who we'
oat lamina fro stealing • hurdle at ellesowiek, sad
whose sass svoksdepust deal of sympathy in the
country, is now lodged Milts oonnty gaol under • writ
of copses ed eseiVociencioss for • debt of M. It will
be remembered thlt the money enbearibed through the
notice taken of the case by t&s Daily rdierspis Ins
vested in trustees for John Cross's benefit, but we hays
not lament the manner of It. dieposaL
&rut Conn.—The 3rd Dorset Bides Volunteer;
under the commend of Oapt. Cloontba, asombled shortly
after five on Wednesday morning, and heeded by the
baud, proceeded to the South. eaters station for the
Salisbury review. After the review the memben dined
together at the Goat Inn, bt Milfordutrest, and
rasd by rail in the evening, a* Dorchester at 1L45.
In Mamboing them Captain (lociatio paid the corps this
high compliment : They had moduated themselves like
on the held, and behaved like gentlemen when
ofl duty.

cuicirr.—DareAsior Reereafies Club v.
This match wee played oil Thweday last, on the IL B.A.
cricket ground, and terminated in an easy victory for
the FULA. with eight wicket, to '&11 The following
I. the more :

IL H. 11.
Ist benage. tad aimless.
Bomb. e. Lead
Driver TeseLb. Hesepbreg 14
Driver Omer, b. Lod
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Gunner Wallin, a. Peron", .. 0 e. Doetosey
Delver Mew, rem est . •
Gasser Pkinacik. b. Ilseepleng • sot oat ..
Driver Itire, b. IMP .. • set oat .
Corpsal BOIL Dissoney
Driest W. Dcasess, Reel b. huy
Corporal Pestling, res out
Driver Owlet, Dot out . 2
Br. I; lag byes*. singe 10 Eye 1, Wldis

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laa7 e. Tamara . • It
TarwaNsisr, k. Phew&• Thrum . •• I
DrasZ4l4o et .2.4:Zitt4 641.1 h nritZ
Byte vides 111..

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TM biwthe ca beak givas vary ppd. Mr. Panoiaer
midi • .11/4 ailak lea tfolo Name Wal‘sti,
=eh Se ands* of room

Htisocrraful ran Oskar —Thearketting""en
of this club was acminie oh 'de, last, y • match
with the °alms of the 80th Regiment hole Weymouth,
The ground was in first-rate *sedition. The betties of
Mr. C. Radclyffe, jun., awl Mr. Dodington, on behalf
of the Park club. WU excellent, as also that a Drummer
Jaws for the officers. Time not allowing the match to
he played out, it was decided on the first innings in
favour of the Park club. &ore : -

KINGSTON rmar CLUB.
let Innings. tad !calor.
C. %0a.1y121. Jan.. .2. human .. c, Pearcee, h. WParm
Culrbin.... Saab% b. 1211ftscs i c. Pearson, b. SIN&
St J. Coventry, e Skaans, b.
Ray. H. Dodhurice. b. Maas c, Wilmot b. Scala. 22
J. P. P. b. Na.). . sad b. Jaws ..
Capt. Probe. a Noah, b. Wilma
N. Pearson .
I. It.BeUe..c. and b. Neil...
L. a. Name .. 22
Bomb. Tbrupp. b. Nook
Outlaw. Nowak, not out • .2. Ballsod, b. Wm& S
33104 Sc. • • .. 10 byes, &a. . • • 38

nix tiOrm asoutsirr.
Treece, b. H utehlep
Rolland. run out .
Joao, b. DodMem
'Moon. o. and b. Dodlnitton
Nadu. e and It Hutakinet
Christie. k Oundry
thunder% b. Dedingtoe
)lIHIU.n. b. Oundry
Wbite. net out .

Coos= Pierrr amazon% gaturtiaj.—ldercere R
William's. Req., and B. Pearce, Esq.—Thomas Cox, toll
collector at the Fordington gate, was InlmMoned by
George Smith, carter for Messrs. Doke and Son, Broad-
'Bayne, for illegally taking 24, toll for • amnion carrying
manure. On the 16th May complainant took • quantity
of superphosphate from the Booth-Western railway
station at Don:heeler, to Mr. J. Hardiag's farm, at
Waimea', in • Waggon drawn by four homes. The de.
fendaat demanded ie. toil and it wag pel4.-1111r. Dubs
admitted he was • manors merebent, and that the
manure in question was sold to Mr. Harding.—lin mom
examination by Mr. Weems, who appeared for the de-
fendant, Mr. Doke said the superphosphate was sold at
per ton, whether delivered at the Mallon or at the
buyer's premises. He was agent for the Tenant Fanner.'
Manure Oompenv.—Mr. Weston said if the manure had
been for ties oa Mr. Duke's own lead it would have been
•sempt without question but silt was made an article
of merchandise, be eoeteeded it was liable to toll.—Mr.
Williams remarked that the same question would arias
if it was farm-yard manure sold.—The Clerk said the
wording of the clause giving exemption was, when the
manure was for improving the land of the person carting
it.—Mr. Duke asked how it would be if be delivered the
manure before he sold it I—Mr. Williams said he had
grave doubts whether Mr. Dube was not liable, bat it
was a very knotty point, and affected • great many
people in the wonky. so the Beneh would take time to
consider their decision, and give it out the next petty
session.,—Mr. Duke Naked what was to be done in the
meantime if be wanted to mod away manure.— Mir.
Williams said he thought the fairest way would be for
the tollisollecitor to keep an &Mount of what was sent
through, and let it abide the result of the doehriog.—
This was mutually weed to, Mr. Duke saying, all he
wanted was to have the matter properly 'rattled, aqd if
he was liable he should be very willing to pay.—There
were several other summonses, but the parties not
answienng to their names when called they seemed ones
dismissed.
Boatman Perry fineenona, Monday —.Before Ma
Mayor (George Curate, Esq.), and J. Bishop, Esq.—
John Dew, of Fordington, sawyer, was summoned for
asmalting William fliandamer. landlord of the Noah's
Ark inn, April 17th.—Ifr. Weston for defendact.—
Complainant stated that on the evening in question
shoot nine o'clock, the defeadant, with his father and
another man were at his hones having something to
driek. He heard • roevereatioe between his wife and
defendant about a pint of beer, whit& she said had not
been paid for, and said to him "I hope, young man, you
won't follow in the steps of sawyers, baying people's
goods and never faring about paying for them.' De- '
fendant abused him, and be told him to go about his
banner, but he refined, and somplainant took hold of
him to put him oat, and took him to the front door,
when defendant caught hold of it. He then went to
remove him hand, when defendant laki hold of his third
finger with his teeth and bit it very severely. Com-
plained railed on him to let go, but be wouli sot and
he took him by the throat and choked him off. As
soon aa defendant relented his hold, be knocked him
down, and gave him one or Ea o Wears after. Defendant
got up after some minutes, sad then went into the road,
where he oontinued using bad language loaards soos•
plainant for some time. Complainant I inpr was much
hurt and hied a good deal. He went to Mr. Good,
mimeos", to have his linger attended to, on the Saturday
'Afterwards, and had not been able tome Knees. Com-
plainant spoke to defendant about the matter that
morning, when he mid he would have "bit his
heed off if be had the obanee.*— Mr Weston asked if
It was neoeesary for him to say anything, after the Ooni•
plainant had admitted taking tbe law into his own
hands and striking the defendant (whin when be was
detuncelrse?—The Bench decided to hear the whole ease.
—ln crew-examination complainant said he did not
know whether the beer wits all paid for before he put
defendent out After hearing several wit:Denim the
magistrates dismissed the ease—Edward Caines,
labourer, of Harafootlane, we. brought up in custody
charged with being drunk and wing bed language,
between two tad three p.m. en Sunday, not, the Guild-
hall-1W- Mitchell aPeretieeded M.o.—Prisoner said
wit anytning to soy.
He has been eonviotod and seat to gaol several times
before. For this offsets he wee egromitted for mires
days' hard labour.