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

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Th. multrl beam. emmetard wale these amedame
eras trammeled at Me Bbade'3l. ill D."44i• The
falOW* magietreeee were premat :
The Right His. Lord Pommes, Chairman.
John Fame, BM. A. B. romber, Taq.
J. J. Pergebereeam IN- aP. Colaklarl, DM.
0. T. emt. Rel. T. D. Bayley, amt.
A. Teeter, La. B. P. Duey, B.
J. fi. Camslt. Ike. J. W. T. Tyke mg.
C. Weld. Zee. H. Williams, ine.
W. P. Medea, Itaq. R. Mitchell, Req.
C. A. MaSlibli, Bee. R. T'berataa, Elm.
W. C. Lambert, Req. 8. Ryles, Esq.
L FL Smith, Tem. E. &madam, Ng.
R. H. Mayhem, leg. RSV& G. P. Cambridge.
W. C. Gooddra, lee. a J. O. Glyn.
J. C. Memel, Rm. . J. T. Had&
W. R. Wiliam', Ileq. a C. W. Biegbam.
W. V" . J. H. Imam
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H. Esq.
GAOL AID HOMO OPOMMA2OIIOI.

Captain FOSTER brought up this report white shawl
that the priaoo had been sad found in a Wis.
faatory eoedition. and so aom sts bad beet made.
Tbe amounts had teen exantised aesi lowa sense&
Two paftiMesof 10s. sash was awarded from the Charity
Fatd to John Priddie and Edward Legg, the former
for 6 asoothe good solidest, sad the letter for Smooth..
• boy bad bean whipped, bevies resolved 11 Mripss
with a bireh red. Tbe number af reisoters in melody
were: males. 123; Ismalse, 20; total, 1411. In enstody
and for trial at eassiona—MMOl, 15; is bail. a
1L —Total far trial at semimis, 1L In etshely for aZ
at affidare—males, 1 ; females, 2; oa bail, males 1; total
4. The number of miaow+ aonunitted Miring the past
meaner bad been 197, sad for the oorreepandiag
al 89 lost year, 1 ; Menem &Of this ber, L 7.
Wird prisoners, whilst for the guitar of
late year it was 17. Daily atimag• this uterine—males,
106; females, 13—total 119. Average for the mme time
last year—asales, 119; females, 143. Demeans,
daily swamp this year, Si. Thri daily average ef pada-
meets bad bees 1$; total 119, and for the correspon-
ding period MUM me 143-4 ally averse. as- .1.•••••••
this year 10. 'The expenditeare tor this quarter
anettated to UV da 74., sad foe the issemeesodati
of last year £239 Oa. 7d. ; data., £lll Me.
insider
eee: of stabilities) per bead weakly had been, M-
atadi.; warming, lightihg, maths, he.
7s. 44., and tlmt of loot quarter, 8.74. ON had beet
reeeivel from the Admiralty for Om soptprt of aorta
Limiters, against £146 its. lid. for the sum quariar al
C•ptil Foe= elated that an mended ropy of the
mol rola bad been forwarded to the Berretaty of lEate
for his approval. sad if ormaented to, they would be
pitted at the espeeps of the county.

cOurry Plimws.

J. J PAWN/MON lfsq" presented this report. It
Anted that the expenditure was stem k 44.. the
reeiripte had been .94,434 14a. 44., together with •
balosse of £1.322 le. ld., in the hands of the treamtrer.
learing • helium of £1,803 Ge. Three county rates,
of on. farthing each,antounting to £2617.. 9d „ were re-
eommended. Tb• committee oleo slipmeted that in
ease Longtime tythisg in Florapshir• should be added to
the Cousty of Ilorest, that it should be assessed to the
above rata at the same amount for which it wse rated
In Haamobire. Tim Clerk of the Peace mended a bUI
for work don* under the Highway Ad, amounting to
£7814.., to the committee, who expressed their doubts
es to whether he coald claim the charge for attending
the adjourned &Woes at Blandford, otherwise the bill
woo approved of.
A abort discuesion ensued on the Clerk of the Peace's
claim, after which the report was agreed ,to sod pond
with the szooption of Mr. Ffooks skim.

Mr. FAZQUHASSON rose. In compliance with his re-
aolutioa, that in oonespenee of the increase of duties
which had devolved upon the County Treasurer, that
hie salary should be raised from COO to £l5O per
annum. In doing so bested the pretest woes time when
It was not advisable to add to the expenditure of the
county, and perhaps be should he tut with that arm
meat But ell he could say ems that be thought " Hie
labourer wait worthy of his hire ;" and if lie meld sbow
Man that the business of the treasurer el tbezzl
bad greatly increased. and that he had bees
upon a greatly reduced salary,he thought should pia
what he asked. He believed it was allowed that the
amounts were kept in such a manner as to have met the
approbation, and perhaps be might asy the admiration,
of the county in general Speaking from his
0.11 experience he could my that during the
time he had had the honour of sating as Chairman eff
the Finance Committee, which was more than 30 veers,
be had never met with an error in the accoants. When
they were &edited he had top through bills amount-
ing to £12.000 or £13,000, but he had Dever (wind s
single mistake. In Ioo2,eben be first aided as chair-
man of the committee; the salary thee paid to the
treumer we. £6O ; but there were other charges made
amounting to £7O or £BO. In 1842 the salary wee
increased to £lOO, and then there was Ciit lb. Id.
Marred for busies+, done by the treasurer In 1844 it
was increased to £l5O. which inoluded all thaw sharps
formerly made, and his salary then amounted to £lO6.
He then contrasted the salary paid to treasurers in
different counties, and said that in Wilts it was C 185;
Huts. £IBS ; Somerset, £300; Devon, £250; aad
Dorset, Although Devon VSB a much larger
enmity than Doreet,he did not think there wee so moolt
different* in the work as would make one situation
worth C 250, and the other only £lOO. He then entered
into the duties which the treasurer had to perform, and
the several extra ones which had devolved upon him,
which had been taken into consideration when the
arrangement as to his salary was made, end concluded
by proposing his resolution.
The Rev. O. P. CASISSIDOS eiseonded the motion, and
maimed a high enloginm on the conduct of Mr. Henning,
the treasurer.

Tbe CH•IIIIAN remarkerd that it mu dim to Mr.
Boawold for haring their accounti in the beet form in
England, nod he thought it was only just to hie memory
to state the fact. The resolution haring been was
carried unanimously.

BIIDOIII AID BUILDING&

From the report of this committee. which was brought
forward by Yr. W. P. °halm; it appeared that a new
bridge had been bath between Lytabett and Poole, sad
bad been banded over to the count,. A new rood wag
also being constructed from Fifehead Neville to Storming-
ter Newton. awl that a bridge was neerieser2 over the
Develish at Canford Bridge. The cost WY estimated
at £45, and for the road to %tenth:inter £36. The report
directed the attention of the Court to the neoesolty of
inspecting the bridges u soon as the retort was peeped.
The expenditure had been, bridges, CM Is. Id. ; gaol,
£9l 156. ; hall, £l2 3e. Ad. ; boom, £94 9s. Id.; and on
amount of works ordered and now in Progress,
£ll6 Is. Id. ; tot-1 £3OO. The report was adopted.

Iluit it Team dmisma wet ode lii I,
of M.kkig 110 am msomfortsbie Wile debt
a. for Me now whir, imam' #1 berres me
wars, it was linkable mos It eught eat ••011•
Mr. Wenn, as ti be bad a kerimW OM** Monty
weld make • mosey ask et tam eadist. lad Wit thr"
wet et bad tor the me ot IS Or ID leasties. Re bed also
1 fives • home, whisk he Pavlova, noeld be Balmiest
fee the requirameals al Os , sad sew dreamt
that an AM of p.. 6.044 001■• is upends:is
that idiots would ho ,oid.Jhr. Vela. WI mei".
the Warman b. 4 told his, timi It looked into the
AIM of Parliament *win ea is. matter, be weld
and *Mit woe aseiriory lb mil the embus. Re had
dem as, bet amid not dad My silites whisk imespeffed
Mem te mil. end maim sempeleswy. the comity had
thought proper to build • mew malm. which was an
ain aery resale I but ha understood 1
trir" as.
that in 111 or $o years hence it woeld
be qulto full, and would not afford mum for Me
traction of a pauper.
Kr. Ftot sa mid hs meld not tell what would
hareatsuncts remarked that it wee • mokber
c stdii.sportonot to his and the meaty, as lunacy was
g to an alarming masa.
The CHAIIMAN said them had bees • quietism raked
by the Colark it there should be more Ow am asylum
in the emery, and they refined to bare a wood.
Kr. CAltaames Wad tor the milord of this revolu-
tion, sad said he was not swore of it. Was it entered
ka the minute book!
The Caw mid he wild set la without retralq to
th• hooka .

C—aionuoin tk•• mid many hems I. the semi,
weld be te ms the 110 of Parliamest psili
bane for the luiitls imbue to aeseininedas ids* es
well se Musks There wets 114 Mashes at lame la
the county, and by Me 25 04 25 e 3, it was pro-
vided that IseeMie sad Idiots shield be Moats of
salons ; but, after seine thee, these who bad the ans of
the. were glad to fps Ail of these, sad tb. aossequeees
Weald be that the emboss would be /Bed with Idiots
and lsnatice. Uses these sissnienow, be Moiled
they eisield reeds Fords, as it had every esevenienes
foe sash a porgies. tithe while was felained, these
ins &nether point In which It meld be sedsl. They
had the power of Shish Is hushes from ether isestien
The embus al rusks We. sspielsl Mastic esbus,
sad was owe whist. sell lie Seabed sailer the Act of
Pathologist whisk related to Issatisa If it it. sold it
wise Si earned so is We SIM 1111111•81 as e prises
hese& amiss If the salsa we. tot speseary
for Ilk requires/eta of the restaly, they sold take
I. pelients hoes ether 'unties, sad the impartable,-
dent had told his that be hod had as ORM CI
SZtatieuti there at ass.. This. he i5c55:27.
be mostly for the edneelege the
enmity, and would be a plass for einlede 'sleets with-
out Incurring Kay additiosal eipelibee. Re advised all
those who had sot wies rotates to view it, sad if
eller all they should set be stele te grl 50 or 10 pothole
lo pies In it, he would etill resiesead the empty to
rebels it, lilt was oily for the praises of the gutless,
all the tise when the essay would Gad it sesesserry
for se.
The Charente tbet it sestet be well to put this
matter right wi to whether they elienld has tire
emboss or not, and then road estrads from motions
wade Si previous sessions where it had bees derided
Shot sly one asylums was issersey. Thie me hulas
been found inadequate they was asked to sell it. The
words of IL. statue were, " sliall with the gentisell of
the Searetary of Shots." Rs (the Chaftenell) had bees
told on the best authority be SW obtain Met this
order was isprritive, sad if the Court did sot MU
Poston they wield be asked fur what pups& it wes

eartertate maid be should be very filed if the
ilearetary of State was enema. so thai the matter
might he esplained to him. Perhaps hie lordship did
sot rem/lent that for air yews, snodione were serried for
having the wham enlarged cm the spot where it stood,
when they wore ail swept away, amid then the qsastioa
of the new asylum begat
1114 CHAIRMAN sold it was soespeamit for Mr.
Cambridge to move ea amendment to Yr. Ployer's
motion.
Mr. CAIfiIITDOII observed that h. would num as as
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anZedneeat. "That the Court should take • maks*
opiatoa, and that Poston should not be sold."
Ilse Rev. C. Oct' seconded the isteadesent, end is
the ream of a long epreab reeomesesded that the old
wheat should be »tabled for the parries of heists
appropriated ea ea *oleo tar the middle amiss, Lou
whirl' basso most sur.loas sontothing should be dens.
. .

As lunacy was greatly on the Message in the meaty,
those who lived 90 years hence vioeld be 'wry that lie
eld asylum had been mold and be billeted retaialog it
would be a point of great ecoooniy. He did sot Utht
that because the Court required a little ou.y it was
Rosemary that Torsion should be mold. He udvb.sd the
Court to mime before they adopted such • mune, arid
obtain legal opinion as the matter, b•COMAII there was
dilemma of opinion as the subject. He believed if the
House Secretary we. to moire a rmoletioa from this
Court, stating that it was the feeling of the ensusty
that Forel.", should mot be sold, that be weeld eity " thee
let it est be gold."
Kr. CALCIUM Bad be had beet amoolated with Lord
Digby, when the quail* el the new ullintwite *alight
Wove the Court, end be bed bad the hosier of dral&g
=port on the 'ablest. At that Übe it was thought ed.
that Ironton should be maintained and
but now it gm toted impossible to do so. He di:uotte
the wishes of &aeon to he serried out as (eras passible,
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t.dbsthojbt they bed carried oet Owego! NZ-Brown:
They took kis gift rad kept it, for the purposes for
whisk it was given ea long ea povible, but whoa la •
meaner, whieh Kr. Brows soak( sot foresee, the
aseesities of the smutty out pew the gifk the toasty
load take. daps to srovide for times seesesitiee
I which Yr. Brown Omaha he had inag• ea*
provision. He (Mr. Oeleraft) therefore thwegitt
they acted ie the very apiritof the Ward Mr. Brown •
donation, and
.bed carried out his !Ashes in • orator

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which be could have never esetemplated. They must
all agree in many thins whiles Mr. Glyn had said that
them was • class of payees is th. meaty whose
mutts wen not Weeded to, and he Calcraft)
maintained that tbe mints of the middle class
were not provided for. If, however, Torstou wee
mid It woeld est prompt it being ocaverted into • eon•
risper lunatics inlets, but if it was not said, bow meld
bet they go into it. He hoped that it *mild be sold,aed
mid be shosid be happy to glve ble mite towards It
If this usenet PO, Mitt could bed.... He believed
U'. °panty was perfectly Waded Is berth( on.
asylum, and bad not the slighted wish to hare • mooed,
and which he was of menthe would 04'07 be
sanctioned. Then as to the asylum being
filled in TO years time, if sueh was the me*, it must be
enlarged, and the normally provided for when it mm.;
but he objected to increasing the county nate fat an
espouse which might never be required. He believed
they would not be dishonouring the memory of Mr.
Brown in selling the asylum, and he less certain the
county would not have two. He therefore thoe6t the
weight of the argument was in favour of Mr. Moyer's
proposition that the sayluss 'Meld be sold for the
utmost it would fetch.

After a few remarks from Yr. 111 WILL4III, who
mid that if Freston should be mold for £2,000, they
would be parting with. very expensive building, which
bad cost the county k 15,000 or £llO,OOO. He cootended
that such a step would prove a very bad barpin, and
was of opinion that it ought to be retained.
The Rev. O. V. O.IILAND tbankt it would be ad-
visable to adjourn the decision of the Court, in order
that it might be ascertained whether they had power
to retain Foretop or not.
The (*RAHMAN then pot Mr. Floyer's motion, when
15 voted for it and 11 for the amendment, consequently
this much vexed question is at last settled.
MOW.

POLICt

This report was brought up by Major Flux:rms.
It rated that the receipts amounted to £3,274 9a
including & balance in hand of £1,396 13a. 10d. The
expenditure had been £3,052 17s. 3d., showing a balance
of £221 lls 34. The estimated expenditure forth.
ensuing quarter was £3,748 14a. 4d. The committee
wished to bring under the notice of the Court the de-
sirability of increasing the salary of the superintendents
of the police force for long service. The plan bad been
adopted in several other counties and worked ado.=
They recommended that at the next sessions it
be moved that their salaries should be increased £5 a-
yes:, after they had served in the faros six years as
superintendents. A rate of a penny in the pound,
amounting to £3,027 Os. 44. (which included a
£3 13s. 44., on a basis of £3BO additional aressment
for Loneliest' Tythin4) to be paid one yea prior to
the next sessions —The report was seconded by Mr.
000DDE31, and adopted.
TIC MILITIA WORM.

Mr. H. WILLIAM/I prosset-d • report from tbe WM-
miaow appointed to iwsuir• into tbe erestioe of dime
stoma Amended phias were produced, not Um com-
mittee reeornmendod that the works should be eon-
@eroded at an outlay of £4.0100., • sar?ozf LIMO
haring Imes riested from Um antintate gystron.
This &creme was in oonammose of wing out two
wincs,and bedding • will. wham extra aeremmodatka
could be afterwards providad for dio permaseast
star.
POLIO, DIVISION.

lalinale

On hi preoesitios of tie Bev. G. V. GIALLID
spied " Mak the impede
_teadmat al polies el tim
arsre divon be suWrieed sad empowered by
this Court to ~of es essiseanbrelievinc ellen for
recreate for the Wembam sad Purbeck Unica.
0001 ITT

Mr. FIiIIPTO 31 escrow'. I.od Mr. H. C. Otto DWI
amiaded, that tits eau made by Um prment aentrantar
for the Comity Printing and fltatlamay far &saber
tam °Cane yews from Michaelmas next, span the
ea. tams as inteied in the mining Costner% be
namptmL—Agreed to. The Coart than setioaraed aatil
10 a cloak the following morning.

THII/11.
His Lordship took his seat
sod &finned Ide sharp to the=Jastryt.s. ellaftkaving
stated that • Imp mouse of busier' wag before them
a:: h.= ompatulated them re ' such ea
foreman as W. Patch, his It tailed
:heir attention to • few partied.... in th,
After doing be as& the f
is et peat importeeto that the jerk.
should mod ia their mune& to the iso ems
the ealeadar he. bees peintiMasil mem diem the Court
opened, meat ham bean MA he 01 WWII WO karaw
aOhin& but which requite mash sis V.. • mg
oldish' &nye assiesiml & ad it & daily
warrant' to the polars I shall Istbelie •sham se
this ceretion, bosom it may be this was an segithaesi
; but I give notice to the clerks if this
I. repeated, the Court 6 ill name them sed .sfl as the
Ostrom of the divisions where they reside to Isis
means of preventing such conduct in retire. Tlsore is
• ewe of the clerk of Lyme, whisk is to bad, that if
there wee say panel law I scald put to fern, I ;mu
summon him at the seat semitese is summer the Aug&
Hem is • body of &poetises got up in pest &Ms, sad
wanisised Is snob • mouser as emreely to &sent being
called depositions; and they us got up so badly that If
either of the Witellielle died, it weld ha perfectly
lawmen& to admit the deomitioas as sold/mos. The
mayor at Lyme, Mr. Hintee, ippon as Isis used •
discretion in the matter, so atm& es, that
granZ ease bad go& to the menu very &wag
natio would hare base taksa d the promegiap
by her Majesty's judges. I ant • Ism* te my
the umgistrate is answerable for his dirk - be
does not de his duty, it is • part 'd
the
amglainile to 'mold woo situ wow Is his plasm

Wl:the depositiom sod menreitemisstium pat Is
piers. The due requires very mime Milo-
li"• Itse awls NOMA • num (bish) for ehteinins
Moog en Ms.penesees. The rrheie renter semi to
hove hen Mina up be gnu haste} the smit is gibed,
smintanA end Mitt for Mel; It iswbforita to
your dAnAto ; but lam not este yea 24 14.1
Rsd the *vow peaty has boss Isdistid. $ is isdraide
imply diegroodal to the angibissie el sit=
to sake web senneedi ape 01
hot it is iey duty to dip fft.- GeoUtemen, the oak sea-
gelatin with foßtoel le Wet sairoder is lb. ie. Nat
them is me *AMR to be tried. Ones hepes in slime
Szed tliss the IMMO el ear bind, It is as tins dad
their temeing of their Andrea we peered on hopes et
the ridag generation heesudeg lem Grimier& With all
the advise people give. my [pith le played os the mothers
of our load; if the worn bit to Wadi duty there islets
fear of tlte sialidre• ps *mg. But then is tills
mane of spree to Ma Almost rimy remind fa the
erdendar bliip to Dorsetraire—bot *we ere two or
Wee from &xnerattehlre. It is not foe ate to toll you
who they ere bat there ere two or three people who
Uwe bees Milk over sad orrvizZisos• sistene Omni
mei soother with eleven oat in that posses, I
am Is dose of Dermot
who:U=o"sanosot al papielimeitt :deter from
the eonsmiselee 01miaow His lordship tbee dinned
the Hind INT Is retire to UNIT
The id primers eassaseed as Wednesday
snags&
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_Wen ;OM Porramr. _ .

Risbard Davis,-Voi Olow7e.wee—iOdlo-Mil fee viler*
esuattMlat Mows at Weymouth. The jury fogad
him iality,aad Ms was matemod to 18 111•11 imprison-
umM whit hard Meer. . .

William Hallett sod Henry Clorelwom indleted for
Media( oat bushel of barley and one bushel of malt.
=l4O IMMarty of lame Byrom at /Vitiators.—
pleaded ratty, and wee sentenced to four
moot& imprbommest 'with harelabonh—Olaro vas
aotrgLe
Critcholl, 1•12•111 w, ajradinlloll. Imo IQ'
dieted for shMlbag * qua POPPIa, ditin
thb.rtrtigad
lAPourniliGrlti7,l4 lffmeeturtort P,riepLiaerzwies.
PO*, that be ot Whom in priest
15 or =lrk andfdi esantad to haat Mid
ho effeetcticoyams.
Jobe • boy, was indkied with Cbsries
Cbaaair, w.bidit the lir found se for
_ _ • , the property cif John
Plekard Era, 541w4. k..
Loden, sad also with
Militig a lips, the property of Illasera Guidry, at
perk —Primmer pleaded guilty, wad was ssatemod
to 14 days at the Home of Cortnetion, sod at the
espinsioa of that time to Is keptiht a Botarnotory for
four years.
Thome Sansferd and Omar Os., on boG, wore
'barged with stall., two Moses of bereh timber
lags. Hemp at Bradford Peerull. 311,
May. Anotbar indieammat *barged them with
two pions at Sr timber, the property of VV.
Middleton, Req., on Ma seam day.--Hr. Wins
masted, and Mr. W. rooks wee for the defestas.—
Maims" slopped the ame anon after the @M%aas*
the mesettbsis be. Misted epos, and directed an
"tads Worry, as Mil, was seamed with embssallag
the Monies of Ma inestar, David Rana, at &eke Abbott,
in May lash —Mr. Comas preesicataL —Acquitted.
William Mull, on bail, was charged witAi laimently
assaulting Mira Coward, a girl solar 12, at
—Mt. W. Nooks proesseited ; Mr. Oslllasdr= r:
Airmailed.
Georg* Hank labosior, pleaded gaily to stealing a
nipper to. kettle end boiler, the property of John
Ihralield, no 22a1 Jammu, at Weymouth. Having been
previously eoariMsd ha was seateocod to fear mane I
mad servitude.
Robert Harden. earpsobar, lardy guilty to steeling
three kalvm, valued at ls., the property of 000110
Resid,of Um Royal Oak Ina,Dorchaster. Titres provions
convictions were reeorded &plod him. Restastried to
four year? penal servitade.
Joialrysili, sot). *is ealeadar, was shamed with
b t at Broidrrinsor.-Ir. Poreher prow
Pateitir-16-4rjary loud him not guilty, sad the Chair-
man said the Iselin el the Court was tiuk the=
might actor So have Men brought theta. Tho e
wosid take the opinion of the Court Wen allowhig
meliC
"rank Travels wai eharpd with Mealiag• rabbit trap,
Miming to Jams Burt, of Mapporton. —Mr. Collins
promestad.—'rhe jury fossil li. guilty, and be was
matoncod to fourteen days' hard Wooer.
Joaph lAA • Pair dreamy, of Lyme Regis. was
with obtainine Id by Wee prolonerm —Mr. W.
T'f= pronsubsd.—The primmer, Is deleses, said he
did not know when be hausid the note but that it was
gentine, sad fraibse that the sole had not been drily
identified by /11. m. Mina. He was MUM/ to make up
the amount delisiant [The note was headed " Rank of
Delusion," end here the simian» of " %mid Sharp,*
mil made mails la 122/11—Tha jury found prisoner
guilty, and b. was sontoneed S. I months' hard labour.
float soil Thoeums Adam* aa bail, were
to. ts, the prop
their mtay,
on 4012 Yebramry- —Mr. lolling promeated ;
?ilhrilf7Aooks defooded.—The jury found the prisorters
sot gulky, end the Chairman Minuted Simmonds to be
takes into custody, and admiaistered to him a .troug
caution. MMus him that Um sounsal had bees inelined
to ri•• him lain mated, for perjury. Ha was, how-
ever, diseherneL

CROWN COURT,--Bdore Joni nom', logy.,

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Deputy Mamma
PredericklHandord' on nail, mmom a...ad with oat.
lag an embroil*, are flat boaters. and two amble*
theproperty of John House, of Mandiwood. —Acquitted.
William flanle, oordwainer, was indicted for obtain-
ing, by false pretences. from Thema Penny, • pair of
boots, with intent to defraud him at East Lulworth.—
lentenoed to four months' hoprisournent
William Davey, maaon, was charged with stealing
a calico shade, lb. property of Charles Burt Henning,
at rota:Leon, also 14 =Oda& tbe property of Henry
Smith, at POTailleklft, and dealing • trowel, ko , the
property of George Herd 4 Fordington. —Prisoner
pleaded guilty to all the , Andras sentenced to
• week's Imprison:oast for two Apt offences, and
to three year's penal servitude for the .11nat ,
Ambrose Allen wpasaailted of @Malin • rty
of buiry, &a, at W' ' . .
John Haniford gentry le ...u.rr at
leather at Bridport, sad was amettemed to 6sgiShs'
hard labour.
Charles Brake, baker, Ina 114hrdtled of aurredling to
his own use half 4,5
hfaba marid in his peessedeo es
bailee, on the 9th , but pamm guilty to
embattling 11d. on llay, mid at other tiaras
divan sums of money, the poops* ef Illisalmelli Hurdle,
and Jam Hurdle,bit Webers& at Werarrath. —Mr.
Andy, baker, of sad gate him •
good shaman. —Seatmeermi lair= hardlabwm.
Bjsnsin lairoombe pleaded guilty to dealing a
quantity of hemp at Bymesdebary, and was seatmemd
to 6 months' hard Laker.
Henry Hoyt, • bq,on bell, was charged with assault.
lag Justine Jam Cara Chorrett, • girl aged 14 years,
with Intent, at Corte Mullen, as the ilth April, Ulla
Acquitted.
Muriel Hawkins, pipemeker, was charged with
obtaining by false pretences a loaf of bread, • quantity
of pork, • pima of cease, and six roma, the property of
Charles Denning, at Wrymoutd, on the 11th June,
1863 —Primmer pleaded guilty, sad was sentepord to 3
months' hard labour.
Edward Phippen, labourer, was charged with dealing
a gold watch and a gold guard chain, from the peruses
ef Edward Williams, at Hawkohurek, on the 29th May,
1863 —Clarity of receiving, and sentenced to 3 maths'
bard labour.
Job Geordie, sexton, was charged with Mediae a
on. of Da from the aontributiort box at Oberman*
=tura. —Kr. Collins prosecuted sad Mr. Reeks
—lt appeared that there had been money lost
from the box, and there were placed in it some marked
mine— one balferown, two oneehMing *see, and
two diploma All the Ave piens of moldy were
mimed on a Monday morning in the begiardon
of June. Mr. Talker, the ahneekwerdea, Urea put
in a belt and a shilling iserbod. This was
doss ou Sth Jane ;be missed him on the 17th.
He went to the house of the ;abater, who marend hi.'
fame the bedroom window. Mr. Taker told him the
hot of the dna& had been robbed, and be empeekvl
him of it. Primmer denied teaching anything in the
ebaish. The bleeteble them reed him for his trammed
and jackal which he bed wore on that day. No roomy
was there. Primmer mid his wife bed MIMI room, sad
the easstelete wan al stain, when • bait-sovereign wee
taken oet of • 'by the ate, aad given to him. Me
said if be would sweet to that haffooversiga be would
marts anything, for abs bed had it three weeks. The
daughter also mid she would swear to lb. Wimp** adding
that be gave it to his wife some time dam. The balf.
sovarlira was ideatilled 'Babe same that hod bees pissed
in Ms box by • edam that hod been mods wpm It by
Mr. Tacker—The defeats was that peirebee bed n-
eared the lielfoovereign In slangs hoer NA Holly, of
Wee Nell Comb Inn, Cluirmoath, sad that the meek
was Ma 111/ might be Used in eneay eels& —The Chair-
mean bevies summed up, the jury adaraed • vesdisi at
ad frailty.

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Waage Jen Drew;;lsset ;nor. of Ineweet, meg
arraign% 0 &thine of similing & gam meek, the
propirty of Jobs 'Men, at Weymouth, ea the 1111
at Ink The plod jury had %poen the Wa as the
thine of nen( • Henn ring, valve sieves pins;
the peeperty et Jail= SWAM lIA Weywastb, es the
sego ilsy.—Yr. Winked. Peon peogessilme, sad Hr.
lelendel—Prnmer lad gees be prommvalees lho
km* gegen thinking% aherinode the weigh was not
width wee senqesegly tend Ile Ms
Toon. He had been im Wien= Min =iii•
lIIIINAWAtIe of this Wink en was eimminthiel as bk
Arne. nun lin plow He in Inn Iraq, nod
sexisased to six exeilie Whom