The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05 00:00:00

ALDNUNIICS, 6r. NARTIN'N-LANE, LONDON.

ErrAstasurm 1753.

PUBUC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must bs
delivered two days priviouely, with lastruetioss and
partimalars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Salo Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs.
days only, from 'reci to Four. Remittances to the
Coiner', with Amount-Sales, on the *ride' request
of ths Owe or.
Commission, 5 per Dent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4.. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2e. ed. ; Teo-wheel, la. Cst. per week. Hones or
Carriaps, Withdrawn or not B.old by Ascents, Is.;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2.. 81. ; Dogs, 10a
Stooks valued.

N.&—No Hones received for Private Balt as Com-
mission'. and no Dalian alloood on the part of any one
oonaectod with the Falablishesent.

41-1:1:IAM FREEMAN.

BIRTH&

Aprd st Sabsbary, Mrs Claskiii T. Pram*, a
• som.

.1101 V. et Chastain-street, Lead's, the wife of Kr.
"'turn v;,*;:,... kineter, the wife el Edward
J. Rowe, ~ Of a daughter.
• Agra 211, Itershot, the wife of Mr. John Squabble,
trl a eon._ _ _

-101 24, at Crawler's*, the wife of Mr. a Coombs,
of danOter.
April 24, at Azimuth, the wife of Mr. Joke Lung, of
booth thb rite ot Mt.
altsPiecticiiiii, of a daughter.
at Hatelbary Bryan, the vile al Mr. loam
0 carpenter, of a liom
April 17, at East &dm tb• wife at Mr. Gawp
Ilawation, of • dreglitor.
April 21, at tie Per, Drop lan, Per. Cows, Whim-
borer. the oil* of Mr. J. Hews, al& dearlater.
In Kiddl•-•tnot, Totowa, the wife, of Mr. J. Panatt,
grow and provision dab,, de sow
Aped 25, at illoakleed, gememat, the wife et Mr.
With.. Cale& beam, at • as.
April 26, at Whatley, Bruashrisa, the wife ot Mr.
Chariot Chia, sia tee.
April 15 W•thelwll Owthaga, The., the wife of
the Bar. C. Brines, M.A.. of of • daughter.
April 25, at Warned, Taunton,
the wife it Er. N. NWeeas, al a daughter.
Aplil 29, at East Pisnr, the eV* •tie Mr. Edward
atone, of roc.
April 29, at Roush* the wil• oi tr. E, BM*, at
MO&

only the sixth rank in ,thit respect &Moog ihe
countries of &woo, the highest on the mak
being Grams, nal the lowest Portugal The
rates of mean annual increase in the relied
States for the last 30 Ivan aslows :
Greece, 2.18 per cent ; Prussia, 1.57; Norway,
1.39; Sweden, (17; Netherlands, 1.12;
Great Britain, 1.09 ; Ruissa . 1.03; Denmark,
141 11.4 Y. 1.00 ; Germany, 0.99 ; Spain. a 93 ;
um, 0.83; giritserian d, 0.66; France,
0. Austria, 0.41; and Portugal, 0.18 per
cent . _

--
The times are sadly out of
,jaint for eorps of our
old-establiahed oontemporanex The Glob', the
Oeserar, and the Tinos have all aspired to be
the specie] organs of the Ministry; but if
rumour speaks tnily—it does not always—the
Doi* TahlyrapA has outstripped them in the race.
With a grand flourish of trumpets, the announoe-
ment is made that the daily journal, which
bowing "the largest eiretilation in the ircirld,•
is now "Lord Palmerston's organ." AS ike are
not in the secret, we are, of mass, unable to
state whether or not Lord Palnisildon himself
made the selection; ,buk 6mittnatellr we kit in
• FoCitiatt to glure tbe first pima of 'special
Intelligence" which the Telegraph has bad the
rood Inch to *secure. liars it is in substance—
Her Majesty tjflseek, and has ftit soul* time
anneal ka +roan herself from the retreat into
which her grief has driven her, and will gradually
reappear among her subjects, unchanged towards
there in feeling and affection. Of course every
Englishman will be delighted to learn this good
news, but the rider to t o aknotincement is not
gitepo 'etiolate*. Oki aieurad thAt ill
e
Wean requires are she resumes her public
duties is lima" Ho we suppose, but what we
want to know is—how long
At a recent Birmingham meeting of the
Wesleyan Methodist Auxiliary Missionary
Society one of the speakers was Dr. Melaon,
who it: the course of a brief speech, referred to
Bishop Colensoss book, or, as he termed it, the
book of that silly blostkbeild, doleniti He fluid
"they Might cavil ipt Hai tenni. but he 'polo
With &dhoti* Was br• .tolfoPeo *eke of
ArU et the Unlieridtp Of o.ambridge 1 So was
he. NV* be • Doctor of that Univbrifity 1 So
was he. Did be sit by the Vice-Chaneellor in the
senate bowie 1 So dui lie. Did be wear a red
gown? So did he. He—Dr. lielson—thers-
fore spoke ilrith inthorlty when he said that Dr.
Coleus() was the most consummate blockhead of
the age.
The Yankees have at length caught • tartar.
Charleston has been to them at sea what
Fredericksburg wee on land. The Federal
Government fitted out an invincible fleet of iron-

eid-e;;;f—sii--sliapee:il ease, and sent It to
Charleston, delatm to uitttpat. the rebels,
blow their forte into the air, and burn the city
to the grodud. The "United" States Adediral
to the doomed City with the greateet
confidence, little dreaming that his contemptible
foe intended to treat him like a at fah. He
laid his 'monist with shot epd shell, but didn't
reckon on being netted,. LI Mere wet °ties on •
time in an affair not of &snow. The Federal
fleet got *meted in consequence of the obtrusion
of that interminable little word "if." "If" it
had not been for the fishing-nets, and the piles,
and the rubbish which the Confederates placid
across the harbour, the float would have pursed
the batteries unscathed, and made an eternal
example of Charleston. Hut as things fell oilt,
the fleet was obstructed and held fast to be
by in intolerable sonictittited fire.
ktiliteAtring with iron bolts sod shot came,
it is stated, as quick u the ticking of aclock.
The "Keokuk," • Monitor, got enough to sink
her ; the "Passaic" had her turret twisted awry,
and her armament consequently disabled. In
half-an-hour after the opening of the fire from
the forts, the invincible Armada had nothing for
It but to sheer off, with her irons very °amide-
ably damaged, and In great want of tinkering.
The Southern batteries had, in the first instanos,
shown all tivllly. iiprsedng by the eloquent
silence which Shiltesperi au. " the perfeetest
tisrsld of peace," how glad they were to see the
Federal fleet, and to promise them a warm re-
ception There was no playing at long shots.
All was grim repoie in the forts till the fleet got
within handy diftanos, when it las vreleomed
with a hail of iron. There was one extraordi-
nary fact, however, connected with this remark-
able engagement. —There appears to have been
hardly any need of a surgeon on either
aide. What iron could not stand, little con-
cerned flesh and blood. The healing art called
for was the healing art of the tinker. The huge
floating pot* and kettles were put suit of shape,
battered and bruised, but the inside pliaisingers
were none the worse. We know not whether
this engagement is a fair specimen of what naval
warfare is to be in the filters, bet if so,
of the most peaceable habits and timicpersons
ndispo-
sitions may go into action in all comfort and
security, provided always that they do not maid
a noise; for the row must be intolerable, the
report of heavy guns, and the thumps of steel-
headed bolts and the round shot and shell on
the sounding ironsidea
Speeking of the American war, we may
remark that it continues highly favourable to the
Confederate wise. The three objects for which
the Fedetals have hitherto been Struggling—the
capture of Richmond, the destruction of Charles-
ton, and the opening of the Mississippi—may
now be onnsideted wholly beyond their reach. By
the mails which brought the confirmation of the
defeat of the Federal navy at Charleston we learn
that the aeige of Vicksbarg was abandoned on
the lfith tilt., when Ganerld Great "moved away
his forces" Lower down the "Father of Waters"
the Federaleare also ins critical state. Admiral
I Farragut is hemmed in between Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, and great doubt is felt respecting
the possibility of his escape. At New Orleans
Geeersl Banks is threatened by the approach of
a large Confederate army, and even if he is able
to maiotaio his position, his 20,000 or 30,000
men are rendered wholly useless for aggreesive
purposes. At Washington, North Carolina, the
Federal force under General Foster is supposed
to be still surrounded by his enemies. The New
York papers, it is true, tells us that relief has
reached him, but Richmond pipers, on the other
band. assert that the city has been captured by
the Confederates. No lull than four Federal
gunboat's are reported to have fallen into the
hands of the Confederates during various actions,
and General Longstreet, no longer fearing the
threatened Federal invasion, has invested Suffolk,
_ . .

Virginia,
with 30,000 men. It is also said thai
20,000 Southerners have advanced from Tonnages
for a road in Kentucky. The only set-off the
Fedprals have against these reverses is the re-
ported capture of Gordon and Culpepper, on the
Rappahannock. To direct the minds of the
peopie, however, the Federal Government is
using its utmost, through the press, to stir n
the minds of the populace against
But it is only bunkum, depend on it, after aIL
Dr. Mackey, the Nee York correspondent of the
Times, mays :—"The British people may be prepared
for sharp words—for controversies—perhaps even
for the rupture of diplomatic relations between
the two countries. To this extent animosities
may be carried, but in the opinion of those who
have longest studied the obereeter of the people,
and who beet know tie men in power, there
will be no war, tulles Great Britain herself
shall declare it."

DONORZSTER—Prrcuan 0010 Mawr, Bator
day, Nay I—Whist Is. quarter dearer—top prate
CIS per load. No in tine price of other grain
from previous weak.
Ensua's lisraerroar SAL; on Saturday was
again wall rapplied with an usesuzl quantity of Meek.
sad • mend clearance was effected at goad prism
Some useful hacks were likewise &wooed of at the
ham repreitory in the shernom.
Tits Wasratem.—Tbe reeding of the thermometer
at Dorchester for the pre we* is SS follows

1
Dates. NlOl2 Direction' State el
IX at Wiad. Weather.
—•
Aram
27 20 j 44 Wk NW Ver7 fins
IS 37 W Slight showers,ans.
IS 51 32 N Cloudy, Ina.
30 47 33 N fine.
NAT I
1 51 I 34 Ti...
2 56 119 gg Fiae.
3 36 146 NE kNW Dull, las.

Town Co ram iteirmo. L=l of Um
minaben of dais body wee held at the Chamber
es Mesdey. Presost : Th. mare ; Aldermen °°"titt
and Xenia Id • Conneillese Doris, Hodges Look
Desselek J dridifejk:wgerg to, gsbos end Frood.—The
Clark road the Ala be bed re.
mired from the Home Eleardery fe reply to the blames
presented 1 3 Her Majesty en the occasion of the
saarriegs of His Royal Higisses the Primo of Wales.
" Wbisehalt, lath Apra, ma —Sir : I hare bad the
honour to '.ay before the Qi1•111 the loyal and dutiful
address of Ibe Mayor ,_ aldermen, hangsmono, and fobthi-
mete of the love if Dershestar, cs the monies of the
of His Royal Ifichars the Prime of
pit=
emnadltre to inform you troat Her klaYaety was
to reesive ti os address mall variously. i ass, Has yoar
obedient • wvanN. G. Gear. The Mayor of Dor-
ebeeter."—Vhe au* reed s latter from the Town
Clerk of I. sodas harass mforeace to the motion
of Or De Lamy Isms for the amalgamation of
the city at L cedes Fades with the aseiregeddas sad
diking the 0 3sacia se Gyms Sb. imansarc—Mr. Lsik

lET COUNTY
_EXPAgSS AND AGRICULTURAL GI2ETTE TVERDAL. MAY_ 45, tlB6B,

. thought the.Counid =tato the reolben tii the
ittgldeu He therefore pre•
edi" thearerriattneembrre be requested to oppose
the ' od Londpe police form with the
metropolitan form." t1id:.123 seecatited the resolu.
ties He considered It h *VI &Volved the
principle of local jurisdiction, and * • affected the
rights of municipal institutions. With ' RIR view )ie
felt bound to oppose the assalgiunation, and he eon•
the beel way
.to obtain that object would be to
tdker;ie, peptiese4aves I. appose the Bill in parlis-
nem —gr.- said be fellasitorsecid of the moon
mobs* that le arm from 1 quads, of a small
jurisdiction sable • large one, Mai they could not
judge of the advantages or disadvantages of OM wee
tics. He therefore proposed am an amendment, . That
the Come* aro unabh to form any correct views of the
actrantifiell * eleadmmisims of the amalgamation of
the city of Limber Mid tereirerfitan police. and there-
fore decline interfering or Mk slushier!! Tile amend-
meat we. seconded by Mr. hedeffillk-lit• Hedges
thought it would be very inconvenient hi the Claud
to take upon themselves the consideration of • quedelles
of this descr,ption. Thishlll was broneht forward for the
:meet of the polies regulations la • manner
im thought to be more advaatmoons for the
public safety.
rarya sempleinte haa bees made of
the separate in of tie City of
.Limicia,_ prePwi
sad the City Of ea a whole.
.hot this
was a emitter . which eqtgl be best jaded by the
load authoritlei ch the one ,intod and the
Govirninienl on the dhoti He thought the
Town Conseil mold not only be isoonVenieemag them-
selves, but they would be, timed* out of theft My.
He meld sot think thM the proposed simmer" was an
attack upon the umniiipel operations. He wee of
opinion that the proposal to mill theie neeenbere either to
rapport or oppose a measere was mind net of the wayo
bemuse the members represented dm whole hod, If the
people, and not the Tim Council. He believed they
should be wryly that interferes:me too far, if they
took Yon 4ensselZ to AA their mieber: to vote
open the sables', apy commenlealloe wee inade to
them it might to date by the totrit, sad sot by
Lb... Under these eiretlesetimele 64 amid got do
otherwise than support the auseadment,-Tbe
said he felt very strongly on this subject, and be triisl
opinion that they would be travelling out of their
jurisdiction by requesting the borough members to
oppose theßilL. The qmstine was one for the whole
commesity, and the Comed ought not to ask their
memben to vote elder tim way se the other, as it
m:ZWono dattrllkons tef Sheet He therefore
it them to stay their' heeds
beic4 entitle( ipbs, MeV at importme criseetios, sod
timeglit the CoWeed were pot ,in i Mike tq give an 1
opinion p 0 the suWect -Mr. Lo•R mid be felt that ,
they mese in izitime to give an opinion apiri this ,
lisestfigila . linanot two opinions upon
marembenent upon."-&-Thettlem of lb. chin lb. meomie =
Ot
Landes. With regard to the nasferir Ai Mid& he
Proposed that the borough usershere should &Once,
tie armipmation, it had been suggested that • petition
(rem tits ittlieblitaple of the town would be the
bother sondle, Meth. LP* not see if the Council came
to • resolution to esli Met aseadiera the mea-
sure, unless the town formed • ing wpos the
other had, why the Council .hnot ade * their
mashers to support any practical measure, but if tliey
tom thought ocintrary, then it would be wrong
fdtc(lo..44** to support or oppose a roamse
er lee mooed to-Mr. Coombs said
the **HSI ittie iiery had precedent, in
ugt liming noted of important eubjegeftibtrzht
formed.. If this matter bad been bele
litho ember in the Wonting tti4have beak pease;
without any. disietu. He t it let Mart deE
mous to establish such a preeeden , and of el Oilier .
meeting he mouhl most strongly call their attention ,
the *nor of "brypeps‘ faring:Ml for discussion 1
Attleodt phopee melee He if • matteit was I
considered of suficient im ' Mehra dais be
special notice given.-The Mayor said it was hid Mit,
but remarked that if he we. to put all the notices he ,
received on the agenda paper it would an it up-The
May* thin proceeded to put the resolution andamend-
mmt, when . Leek hewed his original proposition as
ose ,
foli' :- - ' t &petition be presented from this Council
id UM bosingh lopmbere reiplepting them to oppose the I
amelguttetion IS the , Weldon pollee fares with the 1
rmtrepolitan."-Mr. Whop isitiM clue it had bees .
said that the Conseil bpd no Wend Id ihierfere 10th
anything that did not arise out of their own Wee
(Voices : "Pa, oa.-) posh a itaterdent ties. l re
dangerous one, and if acted Open would 61.4=
Council into ill odour with the public. TH.
Involved • principle of extreme importance. t not
only Immediately affected the Sheens of the city of
London, but it effected the principle upon which
. thunraitsel li
thatttutions rest
argued ed,
.It was
gn j
a ew remake Irons Mr. Hodges, 12S. Coombe
ilitst tbh
prim en exceptional
exceptional msg.
and that it could pot • yto abeU- hone in the
eountry.-The Mayor that pat the reirdetion sad
anamdment, when three hands Were bold up for the
termer, and raven I* the litter. The inieudiment was
therefore 611110c1.-Mr. Alitridge . Ithotiotit that
when mob important miatteml were .to be *Might
forward, notice should be given of it, it thal
the members might not be taken by surpelfee.
He considered if melt a reeolution was come to
it would be inn advantsgeous.-The Mayor re-
melted tied thesedoemsents were sent up in the usual
term mid the; (eight to have been on the agenda paper.
It however, they were SO MI up the paper with whose
he timed they would dad ft a eels iedgreviisale. -
Mr. Hedges thought it would be very tto peas
any messiah's on the subject. He thought et bad
shown very rood taste by not proceeding to the
dim:adorn id any quashes of importance without mhos
bolos given to The membera.-The following
kips=
bearing on'the subject of the wreck of H.M.S.
addfeeeed to the Mayor, Was reed i-"floutti-str
Dorchester, April it-Dearer : I have been requested
to leeks known to the Mayen sod clergymen of this
town that • committee has been foresee at Portsmouth
to raise beide for the relief of dm "Mom sod
orphans at those lost in H.II 8. Orpheus. Should yoit
God any disposition to ceetrilmte I will be ready to
take charm mid formed the seheariptions.-I am. dear
81r, yours faithfully, Tam as Coon ea -J.Galpin, Esq."
-Mr. Coombs Sated that he should be most happy to
receive any eontributions, end would forward them to
the proper quarter-Mr. Aldridge drew the attest
of the Ceased to the Salo of the walks,and sacrum'
was misdated to report upon theta. There was
bashed of any vedfy neWeeel interest eonnected
the Led Baird of Refilth trumeted, and the Cou

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alamn.i.—At the Borough Petty Sessions olt tio •
di,, btfors the Ns, or, and .L F. Hodges. M. Donnish;
ens R. Davis, rove., y 7 illrm Davis. of Priors-
tort, summoned ?mem Henry Lambert. of High
West-Street, with reaultiag hire in ,the Walks.— A
militiaman, who was the chief wirer for oomploireet,
would not come to the ball and give evidence with
be bad been guaranteed his exposer but •
summons was issued to make him attend forthwith,
Which had the desired eft= —The ease, (in or -
wrote, of the index of people,) was heard in the
Ameembly-room, :Led tree amesnided =pear= to
watch the case with gran Interest—Mr. Lambert
admitted the charge of assault, bat said it was som.
mired under eircurostreem of great provocation.
' Upon being told that if he admitted the romak the
ease was proved. He said if it was oely •
matter of form be =mid rather have the
ere gone into, and would plead sot guilty.—
The ease woo roc proomeded with.—Mr. Look ap-
peared for Kr. Dads, but Mr. Lambert wee =defended.
—Complainant maid :I was in the Wed Walks between
two and three o'clock on Saturday afternoon- I met
Lambert and "that IMMO* there, aid her child. —The
Mayor remarked that there was DO asesisity fur .
in that manner. You know the person to
allude. —Complainant : I did not know if it was his
wife's. —Bs amination continued : Lambert melted re what
I bed insulted his wife for, but Worm I could answer
be struck me. either with his lists or a Ark which
be bed in his bend, which caused blood to Sow from may
arm and :south, and I fell in a ditch. I had • WA
hi my hand. but it fell trues roe when I was in the
Ilk& After I was down he cams in the ditch and
abed ma three or four times. Atter this I got up and
defended myself with my fista. when lambert knocked
Me down spin. causing me to fell in the ditch. He
thee rushed slier me, put his arms round my peak sad
✓ally strangled me, after which he took up my stink
and struck me. While this wao going on • militiaman
pared by, and I called him. He maid to defended
" You are using me (complainant) unfairly." Defen.
dent then threw my hat it me, and walked away in the
dimities of South-street —ln crome-dasoinatien, orm-
*Mad mid I did not deny having seen deleadant's
wife this morning, when it was alleged I bed resulted
her. I did not may that I would draw my Ala
across defendant's heed. I do not know thie I
'truck him at all I did net seed to risfoodeat's hear
• =Omar by a boy named Collins, saying that lure
'WIXOM% in my house would reset him in the fair Add,
and take it sited kiwi—By the Beech: When I met
my father in the walk* I Woof idea " If Its woo gobs
into Mill-street to-day?" I mat Mrs laashort and hie
together. I met him a mooed time with her ad maid,
"Where so. you errs, old busk, this morning I"
(Laughter.) I di; net matins her 114.0 N in say we
I mobs to my father.—ln answer to defendant as iei
wieder he did 004 mean to insult his (defeadeat's)
wife, oomplaiaant rid re ma put what meaning you
like. I have, imon • pewees moron when I passed
Mrs lambert. mid something about "Mill-street " She
was thee with bar hudead—lr-examaird : When I
spoke to Mn. landed about Millers= defendant
made ass of • most insoltnie expersion .
Throat Collins, • militiontan, mid: I warn in the
Walks oei the day in question, about two o'clock. I
saw Davin and lambert meet each other there. Some
words pored between the= but I *odd not tell all.
Bark Jack" was mentioned. Defendant struck corn-
plainest twin, but Lambert was the best man,
sad Dads was the" wormer." They fought like "two
bragoards —like two of our militemes." (Laughter.)
Both used the seek. Leashed did not have • meek in
his bead, bet Davin bed. Davie threw the disk ea the
El:"and Lambert pia= it up, and used it upon
Complaisant, shook the Irak over Asimadamit's
heed, bat I dil sot see him use b. I west to Drio,
sad rid it was as sr air fight. When =well
questiosed by the Beech rho what witness treat by
" rider," he staled thesis woo bereft "eel man wee
oat so good as the other." (Larder.) I did eat to•
Lambert dribs Dairis whilst he was on the grarassl.
Dads ovoid liked to have get away, het landed
womild'nt let Kim (Renewed laughter.) They fdlifild
with their See, and by way of West:ratios witere mit
himself in • Weir attitude, sad said to tb• Mayer
"just the same way se yen and I woad comae eel"
(Laughter.) Lambert struck the gra blow, hut they
hod a few words trst.—Cruntramisation.—l did net
me Davis strike you fire. I maw re met your some
around his leek. Before yes ere= him he hinadicked
dui dick ed.+ Par head. No person has offered me
3 boy luddy top siting solders Ws morning.
I saw Davie thrik at Lualtsot, and I earl cm
bid to "rid, it • did- -Iteosamined : I did
°A think that held up hie stied beetled=
4° strike Idd, hark defendant led ad streak him
=Pe Idyls Ides streak Lambert. —Jim
it was rout he be swede when rempleheat
*oda .441idil did some time ego he earl net hue.
woman in hia hors swore. —Mr. Symonds: There is
:,:agibirtat'air.Tritilem 447= irrr. lanoLt °Z.:Ln
they womild bear his rowed and dare amordiagly.
Mr. Leek would ad lair any eldartimm, lied Mrs
Lambmt was ewers. She seld: 1 was with My larbseil

when he s MOE in the dilly en liatareley afternoon. 1
t lielaathant there gad mind him what
helesent by ' his wife that wam rath. C-
plainest that hi bad DIA seen bd. Mended
mid you have seen ler, and you have lacuna her.
-Vpoo this being said, coefildipat raised bis stick and
brandished it over defendant's Cad, and said he would
split his b— head open. Defendant !bin rushed upon
,lapn, held his erns a , and knocked him inky the dithit
dick was ind of Davis's hand, sad it
fail ch the diet of the bank, and Davis went titi
. myth poisessilen el it. when she picked it up
awe hehl it. Complained then picked up • 'tone, hat
wieder he threw it et,slefendant or area hint with
It she weld not tell. The dish. matte • out trver the
WI eye, and drew Mood. I also held complainant's
hat, and when the fight was over resealed both bet
and filch, aud said "you have had your cirdwitt."
Oresalizsmined iljel not strike Davis, WI if /
had been in good bein when he insulted ma, I shoold
nee have hesitated a moored. Deluded did not
ne in the Welk, for the purpose of fighting Davie.—
I fly thie Meech I was hs the Walks Jade amnia( when
I riff old Mr. Davin and semis commas piens ammeter
tics ensued. Wligstl eass talking to him compliesld
passed me bid afthienird. Monad, and tends( his
fad to Me, said, 'are yes taring to that
street
_N I asked him who lie was Inealting,list
he made so reply, lie thee mid to his father " be
wood a w_he bad basest p down to Milittfed al
sada,' Old Mr. Davis thee said "What is he saybil
to you. IN. Wand r He did DOI appear to
the words width isragainant had used. Bbe told him
that hit son was ag her, when he went away, and
she peribeidd to les Heresy's submit for her ehildree.
• Oemplairmal edt Went &Way, bet bit returned and said
to her that " / heif Wier go we* to Milldrest."
I said that " I did net espie from Mill-dreet I had
sever lived there." I fetched ary ehildese and Maid
old Mc. Davie pia Thee coiediiMind mid; addressing
his lathe, that 'II would be inam to yeto credit be
yak alone, and yen bad better go into tall-stred oat,
right." I then oomffibelespid what bad occurred he
Mr. Lambert, and be said he would caution sem-
plainest not to insult me say mote.--The endoblast
*anted his father to he examined, bet as be was mein
Coot, the Mayor mid the Bench were of opMehst
there Indira peewity for ble to attend, as his evietle
would not a/ta thu fads of the sass. Whilst t;f;BlesS
sad complainant Irene debating apes Shia 4114d4011, Mr.
Davis, sea., made his appeiMents in inert, sad was ex-
amined. He proved that he erne In the Walks en the
day in needles, whet be net Mrs. Lembirt sad ems-
versed with her. Complaisant came to them lie said,
"WM yes go to IfilLebeet r He did not hear bier
cell Mrs Lambert say Improver mime. The mooed
time when be mimed tlima be made use of
similar streaks& Witness believed they were
ideaded IMrs. tandied,—The Mayor, In giving
the ddl the Beech epee the ease, ad.
drowsing Davis, wad QM 45414 /110
of no diversity
• opinion amongst thed, were opinioe
resailt was finit corn him by his
idohdlfag a stick
ilver defendant's bead That in
law els silt without any striking faking
, place. They were spision. that, from the evidence
given by the militia-man ad *at Lthiliert, and they
had listened to the whole of the denmsmiladoes of the
ix.f.r!t.h.c:disoaciingaziad:titentick otivoeur,Lhate the:tetticand-
lutkNg -tedoi bad expressims, threatening to split ho
head epee, sidnied them tothiek that there was an intru-
des on his part e;lfflff fr. rembett had not struck bins,
that he would have stria' &readmit, end there was DO
dettb• that complaisant woe hidepbewnr, and that Mr.
Lambert had ally acted in all-defend, Tba quad/a of
smash was. therefore,altogether, dismissed'. (tpplasse).
lb* Basch had listened with very great pain to the
Magand It was
gm' very
aasrol'uttea opportunity
try
of insellnl • person who weld not defend herself, and
cupec'aiiy what that pawl was a married womse.
(1404 sPOthims) resPopthindint : He has insulted
=a in my house hundreds of times.) The Mayor
ned : Hie (Davis's) conduct hid beim cewardfr and
unmanly elieqbe knew thatiliat woman lentil OCR In her
power to obtain redress. If such insults were repeated
the Bench hoped that I nee' aline of action *odd be
Wren, and they would feel %nod to use the utmost
=they possessed to prevent duds (adults for the
It would have been tarbetter if compfainailt had
net brought theses forward, but had made an spoke.
(loud applause.)
ilosment. —A t the Shinthall on Friday. before
H. end a Williams, Fawn , James Johnson,
• cadet servant on hoard H.M.S. Britannia, was
charged with stealing a sasersehannt pips, pen-
helves,- and other articles, the property of cadets.
Fros• the e 'clenoeaddooed it appeared that prisoner
had obtained leerve of' shecence, and shortly after-
wards the artiolee were mimed. He was booed to
Portsmouth, and whoa epprelionded the pipe mid
pia-kelvin were found in hi poesseite. The
petsoner was remanded.
STEALING • Doh. -Edwin Willis WS/ cherew cc
Friday before H. and E. Williams,
with stealing • dog, the pmfmty of Mr. James
RAF& Harris had purased Llso dog of prisoner
foe 6s. bid dont three weeks after he lost it. He
dent to prfrober, and inquired if he had seen my-
th)* of it, when be replied that he had not, but
had sold a similar one for is. Pd. Witness then
searched the stables of the George Inn, where he
heed the dog tied op. Frieder said he supposed
that the man had made a middle in the dog. This
sma did not put in an appearance, but se prosecutor
did not wish to press the case the prisoner was die.
*barged.
egoOrtr PrITT Scanoss, Saturday.— Wore
Major Steward,. Hindereley, E. Waimea,
Esq.„ sod H. 000M110,
BREACH OF LICIDEED VICTO•LLZRIC ACT. —4 *ha
Peckham was charged *fth keeping open a re-
freshment room for the ash of NW at Maiden
Nelda', daring prohibited beam; on Good
Fritisy.-Best Holloway said the defendant
kept the Mreelimmt room at the Meade.
Neertris Telling statics, and was licensed to sell hem
and wind At II o'clock on the morning of Good
Friday witneelt Visited defendant's premises, and
foond two men there who bred at Maiden Newton.
Each had • glass of beer before then on the counter,
and be maw one of the men pay the wakenss for it.
Defendant was present. Witmer said to defendant
" this man is not • peamoger." Defendant replied
that it was not his Imminent to ask who were
passengers.—la answer to a magistrate, witness
Mid mat were in the habit of waiting
deed Mee station until the arrival of a train
when they entered the room and had
drink.—ln deism* defendant said on Sundays,
Good Fridays, and Christ:nes Days, he kept the
door of his room closed until the arrival of a train,
when it eras opened for paminers„ Irit directly
the order was rem for the train to he of be spin
locked bb room. Be meld not then tall who were
passengers and who were sot. —ln answer to the
Beech the officer slated that the men were wasting
for the arrival of the Bridport train. —Defendant
said be should he most happy toad his refreshment
room up altogether on Sundays. —The constable
Aided adds' men be found in defendant's premises
were very well known to defendant, and one was a
porter on the line, living at Maiden Newton.—The
Bead said the evidence was quite clear, and they
had DO &Margolies but to convict. —The defendant
was lined is and costa

-gag% cii or C4-3-inaeirs- .—Jobe Tonkin. • labourer,
ia the employ of Mr. Jewish Higgins, of Pennowle
was summoned for absenting herself from his service
without leave—Complainant stated that ha sm.
played defendant to work for him in August last, at
M. per week. The agrennent was from week to
week. On Friday, about a fortnight ago, defendant
asked for panellising to go fishing, but complainant
refused him. The next morning he absented him-
self, and did not return until Moody. Then was
nothing said about giving • week's notice. The
week ended on Friday night --The Bench said that
as defendant's week expired on Friday night, and se
be was • weekly labourer, they should dismiss the
BILIACIII or TIM BICILD Acr.—George Bucket, a
baker, of Malbury Osmond, was siimmoried with a
breech of the Bread At/S.—P.C. Florence depend
dance the Bad of April be was.. duty at Ennitot,
when he saw the AtnM delivering bread from a
without weights or SWIM- defence, di-
(indent stated that be left home is • hurry and for-
got his weighte—Fined 10a. including cons.
Bruits° • Face Rebecca Darby, Ann
Trevitt, Josinilll• Darby, sad Father Northiver, were
charged by Henry Davis with nailing • fence at
Peokaowle.— P.C. Bridle stated on Thursday, April
If, be was on duty as Lytn Cheney, whoa he saw
the defiesdants in • wood, the property of Mr. Henry
Davis picking wood. He could not tell whether
they were picking it from oil the ground or from •
fence. The valne of the wood was sixpence. The
' defendants ran away when they saw witness, sad
Trevite hid herself. —The d.fsndante said they
picked the wood up in • hedge. —The Bean said the
dideedants, is admitting the ann, bed osaviffed
themselves of felony, and wen liable to be mat to
prison,
bet sa they appeared to be poor people the
wished to be lenient with non, and if they
would defray the oasts of lb. sainnwee, be., they
would be discharged. Tlii was soreed=e.
Dan " guess& —Aspens Gahm, •
wascherged with Win drouik at Piddietowe—F.C.
Ryan stated that on Me 18th of April, about half.
past nine at night, be was on duty at Piddletowa
when he found the defendant drunk in tin street.
Up= his desiring bias to go bane, he was essi
&basin and at flrst refused to, but ultimately did so.
—Delmdant said be bad "a little drop too insoh."—
Fined 6.., and allowed a week for payment.
Canscry ro A Doissr.—Wilinm Brake was
charged with driving • &okay whilst it was in sa
unfit ,tat..—P.C. Hann said in the afternoon of the
24th of April be was at Wirth:stows, when be at
the defendant in the turnpike road driving a &okay,
loaded with begs of iron, which were plaosd on its
back. He noticed the donkey was carrying the
load in pain sad he examined it. He found a lam
wound which was ray mu* swollen. There was
=lathe wound out an inch and • half des;
Defendant told him that the donkey was better than it
had been, and begged him not to wry anything about
It. —Defendant rid he took great care of his donkey ;
he did not allow anyone to beat it, and Iss took
=ore oars of it than be did of himself. —Tin Bench
fined defendant 10a. and costs, or in default seven
days imprisonment.
PIG POlllOllllllO.-02 Setarday a moan named Joseph
Smith, of Mill-street, Fardington, height two pp of
weary Cbrkeopher, pig dealer, sad *aid them
Ins sty et tbe bask et hie beer, ad)siabig a sseadoe
en the lades read. The pip were need and wed
shoo he waned these, and wetland me up till 111
o'clock on Ready inernieg._ Sherd,
_Ass that. he.-
. ever, one of theta was takes Blood Awl in time his.
afterwards lis apparessooli owil7=101""
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