The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-07 00:00:00

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Mi. Glow* A Leedom sorrupoolent,
grant el at. Gerard Start's capital epee& on the
Pi limildkra,, remarks that " Lord %latent.= and
other leafteg milbletaas lave mid that if board Start
would take sewlemelyt. *Wes isstead ef maidag the
dame ef Oesaineas kis amesemeati, le has West
aweigh he had a party.'
00iMe1ttad TO tag Doane Oodgtl AMT.—
Semises : Perim& Barrett, *Mang jag sad glaas M
Joha tslwq abemisable arima at
licbrialsalikan elsedimg_Misle oc'rtrind
at —Herd LaMar Mu Gerd, stealing
fowls at Wkabasse Master, deoathe ; Obarles Rogers,
stealing a desk tel basest it Weymouth; Charles
LAsktasuaalt sa miles Whaberart, John Taelmr,
nisamil chargeable M Muffled. 3 months *ma.
FrattPtee, sMaling fres barrow teeth at
Garage AB Skala, 2 salustar mouths sad 5 years la
reformatory ; George Oen, mem& at Bradford PsveraU ;
Georgina Lester, normal at Dorebettor ; Preierick
White, stealing Muses, top keol it Wirohorne, 1
month sash; Robert Steward. ?WIWISt Pnworttook•
21 day.; David Anse, aid (Bsrlss Hall, stealing nee
greens at Blendford. 7 ilaya—impriaorteusit : Albert
Norris, breath of the peeps is Bemninster. 6 month,;
Chadds Bishop. drunk, Aa., at Bridport. 2 'Wanda,
mootha ; Joira.Baksr, breech of the pesos at Elberborm,
1 month ; JUNE John Pidgeon. leaving ameba at
Bridport, 14 days; Fraderiek Millar, stealing hay at
Bryanstons ; Peter Carrot, vsgranay at Winfrith New.
burgh, 7 days.

DORCHINTIIII.

The annual regimental dinners wore held is Inadon
no Friday night. The First (or Grenadier) Guards'
Oinb dined at Willis's rooms. The Doke of Oambridge
presided. Lienu-Colonel Napier Start, M.P., was
meant, and upwards of a hundred peanut and past
taws.

Tam W RIMEL —The following is our oteleorologisal
report for the week iodise Sunday:—

g7l I! Direction State of Weather.
illw
ay
30 06 60 881Ik 8W Drizellog rale
33 U W Rain, cloudy
Juliet 68 01 W Reln
114 40 N Gloomy. -
It 70 46 NalfW Vine
4 70 141 11W Ike Mr
6 14 48 NI Tia•
Paseamerthimn—Tho glee party established at the
berreeko led whiter, in ommistioa with the I troop
R.H.A., wee a peat success, and madooed in a marked
degree to the ho.. entensiemeat of the mess, their
wives, finalise and friends. TM training of the minstrel
Marl was undertaken by Mr. Hoary Wellspring. aad his
" labour of love," as we have said, we. mgn.Uy offestath
In testimony of their appresiathia of his service, in this
oMeers of the battery ham presented to Mr.
7•lrtk the
Marriag • haarleowers teapot, richly abased with an
elegant drip), sod Somas( a suitable laseriptioa. The
preneatetios was made last Monday morning In kindle
term by Lieut. Brahma (is the dames of Captain
Withame through indisposition), and to the presence of
Cr. Newton, Dr. (YBrism
Namara or Um. J. F. Flonom—The marriage
Gs Thursday teat of Limit Hodges Ord D. R,V.) with
Mies La Rankin, shelled from bile confrires of the rile
corps • gratifying mark of regard. A suggfetim by
one of the volunteers that they should unitedly offer to
hies • little presoak on the smokier's' mambo) was
very heartily adopted, and, had not Captain Coombs
me the sehooription to a small pan no doubt
sonsiderabla amount would ham been oontributed. But
It was felt—and rightly we have no doubt—that not
the intrinsic value, but the apontaneity of the gift and
nasarViil tlie eorps in the matter, would be
Wally the Lid, and his bride. Every dither
sad man the corps gave his anthem sad with
the sum so raised MI eagle Whorled was purchased and
presserted to Lieutenant Hodges in the name of the
mope, sosompanied by a suitable letter writhes by Capt.
Coevals, On Thursday evening the seeps sasembied for
their mud parade, and • letter was read from Lienth
Hedges gracefully expressing his 'pleasure at receiv-
ing their present. The corps marched to Pouodbary,
and there fired a/c. &joie In honour of the
Daring the day also, the bells of St. Pius, as r:I)
Mar*. Lima. Hodges is warden for the parish, rang
merry peals in selebratioa of the wedding.
Dosonsierza A QIUMILTUIAL 8001 ITT. —The anneal
shospamariag match took pith" lass Setarday in Mr.
Rasoes repository. Mr. Bleary Mayo provided a
number of his splendid Dorset horned sheep to tees the
skill of the competitors. Tte ja Igoe were—Mr. G. F.
A. Flower, of Stafford; Mr. W. Mayo, of Friar
Wsddon ; and Mr. Levi Groves, of Binyhams Meloombe.
In the in. n's class, there were 11 competitors, and each
sheered three "hoop in • workosaalike meaner. The
tudis was awarded as follows E 2, Geer.
Ii the employ of the exesutors of the 104 Mr.
H. awkios ; 2nd. El, John Watts, in the berries of
Mr. J. Chick, of Compton Voiles's ; 3rd, 10e., Thomas
Way, in the service of Mr. T. Chia, of Stratton.
Conunesided—Rithard Rishards, in the lorries of Mr.
J. G. Homer, of Martiostown and Chunks Horn*
the serviced Mr. H. W. Hawkins of Ifartinstown. Ta
the alms for lad, under 18 there was only one compere
tor. Are all the boys siring up farming work,
or are we to have in the future men who have no pride
In their oesopetion Robert Pomeroy, in the service
Mr. Chick, of Compton, alone entered the lisle, bnt he
did his work so well that the juiges awarded him the
first prised 30s.
FOOT AND MOOTS D 1314111 AIIOIOBT SHUT. —OM
Saturday morning there was a meeting of the load
committee wider the Cattle Plague Act, when Supt.
Hare reported the appearance of • &same amongst the
Sock, of Ur. Joseph WUDO of Woodsford Castle, sad
1 Mr. It. Genge, of weterner. It was noticed amorist
Mr. Warne sheep on the 27th, when 20 were affected.
They have been treated for foot rot, and sow 13 Mee
moorered. There were 1,800 sheep on the farm Of
Mn Genres look of 1,069 no leas than 70 1
appeared to be affected. At Watenon the
disease has only just appeared. Mr. Norris, veterinary
surgeon, has examined the animals, and warn almost.
sonvinced that they bad the foot and mouth disease.
though he said it might only be se aggravated ease of
foot rot. The committee present—lL Coarse, Rol , and
U. Wsrry, Req.—thought It beat to adjourn the inquiry
to 11th Jane, god in the meantime the othessostance
will be reported to the Privy Comfit, who may possibly
think it right to seed down a Government lospertor.
Mr. Norris wiU also male examine them. The farms
of Mr. W. Stieklaad, of Paddletown, and Mr. Cake,
of Samford, were dreamed free from the disease, there
having hem so maeifeetation of it for a fortnight pest;
and next Saturday it is expected Mr. Paull s and Mr.
Demises, of Paddeetowu. will be Maimed free. -
Somme Pwrr Smatoirs, Mead/4.-13am" the
Mayor (J. F. Hedges. **lll. and
RaboP,
&red mom • married woman. Haag ta
lane, em wee summosed for using bad language to her son.
In-law, Robert Riggs, on led Jame.
It seems Me has a "nasty aggravating temper'
her own, as she derniribed it, and her husband's son
=kes Imr, epos which she breaks out with per
Nip gawk Oa thls o 00•81100 was beard by P.C.
Herichlows the street, and, the neighbours wen clouded
by iL
Depseganp ism ebetook the lad 11 years age on parish
anowaree. and he sailed her names, and eli. amid
net Mead it."
had her every am had to "stand"
may Mr.
t="thsal wen Whig, and she Braid sontrol bee
temper.
Me pleaded that she " ought not to be aggravated."
12 nee ma to is *miry, P.C. Hama said she had
been drinking.
DoesarMat : "Oh I Mr. Hasa ; le upon it"
The seentable west is to say that she was food of
drielring, and had got hoer on Mast as the Royal Oak
till Mrs. Reed would not Mast any lamer, and she now
owed 4s.
The Mayer told her that she mead not be allow to
diesel the puhlie by mist had,theguage, and lied her
His., or, ia drama soma days.
Daericl Dress, of Ferdiapoe, learaess-maker, employed
by Mr. Mies, was sennamod for using Mirada'
lemmas So P.O. Keats, ore Sunday, May X
It seems that early is Sunday moralng the constable
saw defendant going home reeling ; as he entered his
house in Lester4geare. Mrs. Richards, a woman with
whom he lives, same up,when be asked her whore she
bad been and striking her. He told Wm to
leave her Mom, sad go in. He used bad language to
him.
Mr. Symosids told him that be ought to have taken
him into oasis* meths has strike • woman.
Tb• constable continued: Mrs. Risher& got his. into
the home, but be kept abusing the polies from Sept.
Portnoy downwards and all the mthorities.
Defendant wanted to mato oat that the constable
was so drank be mold not stead, and that be ininatod
him by "ordering him into the house," or he would
take him to the loek-up, "with big authority such as
neer a geatleensa on the Beath would use," when he
Indignantly add "A thing like you tars me!" Ho
Insulted me sad no mistake.
Defendant called Mrs. Richards, who said on this
Saturday night they bad • " bt deputy," their first and
broke up shoat IL Drew west out, as beard mum
ordering his. into the bossy, and west out; found
Drew and P.C. Heats there, the constable ordered hien
In, and Drew said he was • lee fialo• to order him
into his own hoese—be amid stay is the yard and walk
about the whole night if be did not disturb anybody.
They said no wore, and she took bold of Drew and
" shoved" him into the house, looked the door and
went on to bed. She wee sot struck by an4olll
"Drew newer lifted his hand against her in his days.*
There was ac foul language used by anybody.
la answer to Mr. Symonds., rept Penney said
Richards bad boss committed here several Maas as
presaged's, and she bad bees takes boom to bee peril
at Ellitadford ; she was • married woman with a family.
The magietrstes told defendant he bad made his cam
worse by impetiagapery Se the emetable. Be was
field or seven hard labger.
Defendant; Then do the sees. day..
Mrs. Richard : You won't; go aid get the mosey.
Mr. /bromide : Do you mean to pay t
Dedoodas t : I do not.
He warn then emamitted.
COORTT P.m Sneenors, Satarday.—Refore K
Pearce, Req. (chelrman), and G. Marry, Er.
The following licensee wen transferred, on the application of
Hr. Curtis : Royal Victoria Lodge Hotel. Portland, from Mr.
C. White to Mr. Juror node:too ; Clifton hotel, Portland,
from Mr. Mateo to Mr. J. R. Orchard ; Crown Irani
_Ponied,
from tlx. J. R. Pearce, rowed, to his widow. • overrule_
OS West Stafford, or also trarlerred from Mrs. Elms Rolls,
dressed, to Hr. 0. ions.
lIIILAOSSCIAAT aIITILLATION CAM&
The Int oar taken was as applisUOO by Mary Ann Romer
of West /Naiad, lot so order ofaMliation scram llr. Jeremiah
Uur bureufb surveyor of Dorelsosse. It exited aft-
suleralw larrem, sod ths mot me Med. Mr. H. Look
slCrsd for the &PPlitact. and Mr. G. Nomads degraded.
mares his were Mend out ef mart ; defied ant at stheitar.

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