The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

Elliltsbirt.

SALISBURY.

On the Bth instant the Bight Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Salisbury instituted the Rev. Edward
Brace Martin, Clerk, M.A., to the Rectory of watt
Grimatead, Wilts, void by the death of the Rev.
William Edward Brandon, Clerk, on the presentrs.
don of the Right Hon. Henry Edward Earl of
llchester, the patron thereof. fits Lordahip has also
licensed the Rev. Wm. Henry lienim, Clerk, HA,
to the Curacy of Haydon, Dorset.
At an Ordination held in the Cathedral Church of
Salisbury, on Sunday, the 12th instant, the Bight
Reverend the Lord Bishop of Salisbury admitted th•
following gentlenun into Holy Orders :—Descons.
William Miles Barnes, B. A., St. John's College,
Csnihridge, li.ensed to the Curacy of Tiocleton, Dorset.
Charles Alfr,d Samuel Nicoll, 8.A.. Br.senose College,
Oxford, licen,ed to the Curacy of She. borne, Dorset
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William John Pitfield Pope, Student of the Salisbury
Dioc ear Theological College, licensed to the Curacy or
Osmin,ton, Dorset. John Richardson, lisensed to the,
Curacy of Cranlyirnemum- Bouveridge, and Verwood;,
Dorset. Frederick Williams, B. A., Jesus College,.
Oxford, licensed to the Curacy of Bettiscomhe, Dorset..
COUNTY PETTY Sessions, March 14th.—Prettent:
Viscount Folkestone, Lieutenant General Beckley,
M.P., E. Hinxman, R. E. Ferryman, and J. Hussey, .
Escirc.
E. Stone and F. Prince were summoned for setting a •
wire on land situated at Whitepiriali, on the sth
inst.—The kvatier to Sir F. Ralitirst proved seeing -
Prince cut a stick, and after watching huh rome time •
he (the keeper) went to the place and found a wire tied
to a stick.—The defendants called an old man named
Bridle, who said he never lost sight of them from 10:
o'clock in the morning till 8 at night —The Bench did
not believe Bredle"s statement, and tined Prince ps, or
two months' imprisonment, and Stone £2, or six weeks'
imprisonment.
Nillism Crouch, of Lbanalon, was summoned for
assaulting Ann Spratt, on the ifth lust —The complain.
ant stated she was going up the hilt al Redlynch, when
she met the defendant driving • borne .sad ego, and br
said he would drive over her if she &el net get out of
the way. She lived with defendant's- Ilutikur as
servant, and &rem:lent is always assawitissi bar.
--Complainant's father said he heard his &aglitter
cry out, ant he went to her assistance. The shaft musk
have struck her in the side.—Defendant said the come•
plainant was always samulting him, and his father,
encouraged her to do so. He risked her to get out °el
the way so that he could pass, which she would not do„
and he was obliged to drive against her.—The Bench 1
fined hi an 2s. 61. and coste, or 14 days' imprisonment
George Bowles, who did not appear, and Herbert'
Blake, werp summoned for setting a gm for the parpomi
of catching hare., on lands belonging to Lord Pere. •
broke.—Blake pleaded geilty, and Wed fined 20e. and .
coots, or one month's imprisonment.

Albert Beaumont WEII summoned for assaulting -
Emma Quinton, on the 2nd inst., at Downton.—The •
defendant did not appear, and the Bench, after hearing•.
the cute, granted a warrant for his apprehension.
Charlotte Perry was charged with ttesling a frock, .
the property of Charles Clialke, of Downton, on the
2nd loot.— Henrietta Chalke, wife of Charles Clialke„
said the prisoner lodged at her house for some time
with a navvy working on the railway. She mined
the frock now produced on the same morning as WI
prisoner left.—Sergeant Storey, of Wineanton, said he
apprehended the prisoner at her father's house, end
found the article now produced.—The prisoner pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to one month's imprisonment...