The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

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to show camps why be sheald =the totitt ver to keep
the pea. Tba slefert did oat appear, and the
immeshes aka* itea thit Webber told him he
tect attirrid. yudsr these circuits...awe the
Bench head k *rinse& for hie apprehms.on. On Tues-
day bah, the defendant was taken before the magiatrates
and salaamed to three months' impriaonmeal he
adonis of procuring suretiee to keep the imam.
TaIIOWING Brow in TIC MAIMCM'LLCL—ThoIIIIIII
Kober-loon, 14 years of age, was stunmened by floperin-
tendent Caldow, tar tlireedai stapes in the If 'aka.
place on the Sod of July, contrary to the Local Govan.
meet Att, 1158.--John Card, an ea.polleentan, stated
that on Friday afternoon, whilst steadier at M.
Tuber** stoma in the Blue Ban Row, he me one of
the supports of Mr. Labium's blind etntek by a -tone.
He am am defendant throw make! Mones at boys in
the meas. One of theta Cat airsick in the back. He
woks to the defendant, who loathed at him. He had
peak:may seenthedefendeat throw eatene which stench
the statne of Lord Hailer% —Mr. Superintendent
Caldow stated that the defendant ens men throwing
stones on the previous day,and was pursued by a gentle.
man who did not. however. stioreed in o-ertaking
and could not now positively identity hint. —l2r.
, Hassey mid the defendant mast pay a bge of Ma and
costa, or be insprisosed for P days. Ha ia liable to a
penalty of 40..' and the atimente of atone throwing
' luring become very steak honey penalties would be
hilkted.
rteginire le ttii Pulitlr *Marra Ifighcons
gad Sohn Efate were charged by P.C. boos with bning
and fighting on Batunlay eight. —the oftesr
Witted thet above 12 o'clock cle Batt/day night his Man-
** was celled to a ditturbutes in Mneheas..street.
large crowd led assembled, and hem. glms fightieg
with some ens in the crowd. He dispersed the mob,
fd
afterwards went into the Green Croft, where box
e defendants stripped, and Jed bernmingio
e requited than Mimes, and Aar 111 fri. Sageasit
White sabesqueatly acoompasied hTm to the Gress
Croft, and from those. SS Um London.rued. Both
defendants were the, stripped, and ag,hting.. They
were drunk, Wet VW, wen aware of what thiett were
&deg. He took them Into custody t, .ad
Ikey were bailed out the mat morsing ighman
denied baying anything to do with the fight in Winches-
Sw-street. hut stated that be endeavoured le atop it.
rhos said be was fighting bonen, seversl parties had
been annoying him at the Three awans, whore be had
lam (Disking In mower to the Beath, Sepernieedeot
Cbildow stated that the defeedasts were bale quiet
yeast mat, nod that they were &lady to bloom fee
ant haring left .i,e lbs1111110•1abie Ara @peke to them
I. Wincheater.atreet.—P.C. Dove also stated that they
offered no resistance. The magiakalne toed them
Se. each and oasts._ . .

—Wtrit BIT:111-70.—James Randall, a weep, wasihmi-a
with &moulting his wife. Slisabeth Read Ales Iliturday
night. The compiainant, whose ftes mate Willi dis-
figured, steted that bet husband Moe borne shoot 10
o'closk ou &tardily night, imemod her of 'being drank,
tied tamed her into the stout *Sib only • Wilmot
oft Re had net belated Well Mace Christmas, owieg,
she hellered, to but bevies In unfortunate AM which
was not Is Rs fellileS.—Viisnaer said his wife kaew that
be bad to go to work early lo the morning, tied yet
she waft away to Foothill wltitst he was Weep, eked
lift bee two Address at home. She did not *nee
bask gala for • week.—Oomplidisant said that was •
leulith ego. Thermos the left woe homes, her has-
I hand told her "to peek ep her teem" as anybody
' was bettor thee her. She left the children berate itire
bad so other bowie bribes. Defendant mid be Wished
for cmly peace sad qedetemes, but it was sot his lot to
have either. Hie wife bed bellied him thig miry umweies,
sod &teed., sight die scoseshed his hos, sod pulled
lots of hair horn his hued. Complainaat : Yee,
became I was obliged*, do so. He struck me, sad then
I took him by the lielr sad palled his mit of bed. leer
Ii the muss of all of it. There are plasm in the Butcher.
row where he use get beer ow &easy mereisets.
filoditet stated that his wife was equally fend of beer ii
Itimeelf. --Complaisant : Yea, you brought home some,
sad thought to bide it ceder the table, hut I drank it
out of spite. —Seperinteseiont o.lclow, In anomie to the
Beath, said be had heard onoompianits against the ne-
leudent before.—Mr. Hassey said it appeared to him
that the Pastime of the saes would be met by the de.
fondant entering into his own reongeisanse lathe sum
of no. Waa he to be bound 1 Defesidast asserted
that all he wanted wan peace. The required bead we.
thlllienpall entered into
Cowin PcrrT Sasstoes.—Tneeday Before B.
Hinman, Seq., sod T. E. Fowls. Foq.
The (Mart opened at Amen to-day in order to take
the ease of the Mosere Piookoey, who were suanemed
a short tins* since for passing a toll bar lined emir Folly-
bottom, sear Aese.bary, without paying toll. Similar
wee bees OM, before the Court more than come. The
Mw.. Pieekney now dispute the right of the turnpike
trustees at the point In question, with the views of
bating the setter delniiely eettled.—Hr. Redding now
commuted on the part of the trustees tot farther &d-
-ioxin...at, Mr. Whitman, the solicitor foe Reser&
Pinckney, being unable to attend in eonesquesee of
serious illness. . . _

librro was 110 other bushman before tin Court.

MITINONIAL TO • CLBSOTIII•11. —OO Wednesday
Gyring the parishithere of tit. Edmund's asissiblud
In the play-ground of the girl's school, for the pur-
pose of presenting the Rev. A. Earle with a testi-
monial on the occasion of his leaving the parish.—
Among Ours present wive the Mayor (J. Style,
Eeq.Jßey. T. H. Tooke, Rev. H. B. Whelpton,
W. Pinckney, Er., J. Crime. Er., C. H.
Radcliffe, Er., J. Winn/4', Esq., Messrs. J Knight,
J. Large, F. A. Blake, Thornton, Sly, he. —The
Mayor occupied the chair, and in the name of the
parishithers prorated the Rolf. A. Retie with
a easerith silver river, richly engraved, sad which
bore the following inscription 11.—" Presented to the
Rev. Alfred Earle, M.A., by the parishithers of St.
Edrand's, Salisbury, as • token of their sense of his
many kiedneises, and of the zeal arid energy be bee
displayed in furthering their welfare.--Juns, 1863."
—Mr. John Knight, jun., then, in behalf of the
children and teachers of the Sunday Schools, pre-
sented the rev. gentleman with a silver inkstand,
whirl was inscribed ae follows " Presented to the
Rev. A. Erie, H. 4.. by the children and teeters
of the Sarum St. Edmund's School, Salisbury,
Jane, 11863."—The Rev. A. Earle in a feeling speech
thanked the parishioners and children for the ex-
pression of their attachment manifested in the testi-
inonial presented to him on that otherse. He
alluded to the counsel rid advice he bad thrived
from thr motor, sad the •MIASOOS rendered by his
Mother curates. In riontrion be expressed •ho
that they would all meet again in the kingdom
our Lord and Saviour Jeer Christ in glory. The
dolotou was then sang, and the Rev. A. Earle die-
misled-the company with the blessing. Previous to
the preseutatios the parents of the children attend.
ding the St. Edmund's parish schools, and the boys
and girls of the tinrciseass, together with about 50
old women of the parish, were 'transited with tea
and oaks as the sallool-rooas at the expense of the
ladvpariehioners. All the other children belonging
to the schools were aro supplied with a peer of
cake.

CAL4I3tTILY LITIIIIT MID BCII3III/10
microscope hae recently bean purebred
through the liberality of several neutlemen of Ons
city and neighbourhood, for the use and instruction
of the members of this institution. The instrument
was made by Smith and Beck, aid was selected
with great ears, aad with the advice a Prahrpor T.
Wharton Jonas, Bev. G. P. Glassisp, ford S. G.
Oeborse, and Mr. B. T. Stevens. The Instrument
was obtained through Messrs. Banner and Clench,
of this city, who kindly supplied it at cost wio•
Buis Ceara. —The annual meeting of tU let.
Wilts Bid* Volunteer Corp, wee bold ou Wednes-
day .ruing. Captain Pinckney in the chair. The
accounts for the year were presented, and the
auditors, Mews. T. W. Gilbert and R. Stokes,
ote ra-olsoted, with a vM thanks for their kind
nervier. Four sew member were chosen on the ,
committee, in tin room of those wise retired accord-
lag to the rake of the corps—sainely, Sergeant
Butler. Sergeant Farrier, Sergeant Clappertos, mod
Corporal Cabin; and Mr. P. W. faraway was she
elected to supply an additional vacancy occasioned
by Mr. J. Sidiurd having. loft the city. A vote of
thanks to the Martarhour Company was aria. ,
sinuely weed for tis• free use of that buildiag and
adjseent court-yard, and also hi the Mims Everard,
Of Laverstook, for the grossed seed by the corps for
practice there. On the motion of Colour-Sergeant
Wilton, seconded by Sergeant ?arrant, it was
resolved that tbe thanks of the corps be .a
as vellum, and ted to Lieutenant B.rial:d
Tither,
for the very • t aid valuable MTViCIIII he hai
rendered ever era its kineatioo, his retirement
beiag massacred by hie having received a direct
comusiseioa in the army after peeling a competitive
examination. . - -

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Daring the Mouth of June but there were 467
d'"P°4"°" at the Salsbury Penny sink. Ps 0.. 441.
wars cloyomi4.4. and £4O 13e. 11d. withdrawn.
The present balance at the bank is £404 4.. ld.
Managers for July—Bev. J. R. M'Dowell and lit.
W. Oemood.
tir. Keynes of We city enessecied in carrying oil two
drat, two emend, one third, sad two fourth pius at
the Oreat National Boss show, Horticulturel
Kensingtos, as Wednesday. The roses at lie Castle-
linnet nursery are now in fall bloom, mad they will well
repay a visit.
New Li eau e. TEE Tin? WILTS Rinse.— nip meta
MOM oil on the Salisbury Ground on Thursday, when
there was... geed play on both sides. As there was
rot lino to Sidi the gime the plumps were drawn at
7.30, sad it was &Ma in favour of the New &nue by
the Scut isatap: The following I. mare :
nut Wars

Vaste.dlp.
*Atka, eßourlon - - SO sand b Cobb - - 4
b Wiest= - - 1 est oped - •MI
Ilesswitt, b 1166boomry - 0 earn Ist - - r
W266bam,b W 1666686 • - 0 b Evelsigb - - 6
J.66714,411.00bb • • - • 4 et R. Cobb - al
0. *kyle, b Wisataa - - 11 • Att. -
24
Warmer, PrabiKery - - - 0 b 16•01.121 - ' 111
knolioni • - - 4 1011. °ebb • • - I

Dom
W. oobb, • Bambara - • I
Wiltos, b Marro- - - Bnu oat -1,
Train, act out - I,
- -10 Bps, kw. -

Bye;, ko. .

Nsw gums.
Atter, run oat • .
Evotigh, ran at .
Bourtoo, b Crates . :
Goldoni* 1 b w -
Yoeboo.ry, b Warner . :
a•Pahb, moat - • .
=La nal out : .
Geips Style
Byes 3, kg bre 1, wide§ 7, so bells 3

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