The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-16 00:00:00

D oroetzbire.

DORCHFSTER.-tMar+waitou' r. Cracumsrewcs.
—Charles Bullard, ' reossitly oommitted by the
borough magistrateefor tVo months' imprisonment,
in default of proosrPg bail, for a breech of the
peace, and who lisp gum ttis incineration exhibited
unmistakable sins of iberrltiorOf intellect, Was on
Tuesday last removed to the Lunatic Asylum at
Forston. - •

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SMALL-PDX IN Sump.—From an announcement
we publish in another oolumn from en extra-
ordinary Gazette issued on Wednesday night, it will
be seen that sheep in the vicinity of Devizes '
have been placed under quarantine law. The rano- '
lution to issue a special order on this exceedingly
important matter was not taken without due con-
sideration, and the order has not been issued a
moment too soon. Henceforth people living
beyond the borders of Wilts may consume their
mutton wallah tialing the digestive process dis-
turbed ST2MirreUbTe iiiecurations respecting the
**oh it war grazed or the companions
rithur witact it aisbalatidahileit was yet a sheep. By
the orderi4iieseol.4•4lso. romovai-ef - any *beep or
lambi surrounding Devisee is prohibited, and those
that stionwiktollso -disease nre to be buried five
feet deep, and covered with quick iime. Unprin-
cipled people, and .urifortnnetely these are to be
found in pastoral Alcidiea, as well as within the
precinof prod*, business cities, might ears very
little florae order if they saw • fair chance of get-
ting rid teinfeetod animals, but the infraction of
ly the o 4lvre a substantial penalty, which will
no doubt 'sta. deterrent upon the class referred
to. . 'g to the order in Council the Globe
of Thu night expresses an opinion that the en-
forcemantwf the Jaw will greatly circumscribe the
diaeasonad Speedily ,oltingiusk, it. Of that we
think there can be no doubt, arid'the thanks of the
commtsiif• or* ciao -to • Government for having so
promptly taken action in the matter.
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Commy -GOMM September 9th.- Before E. Everett,
Esq.-71=40On* hod. bees entered, one adjourned
came, -re-horae, besides ten summonses for com-
mitment Of the plaints 25 had admitted their
liabilitale, Thistrote daid into Court, 10 settled out of
Court, and the residue may be thus briefly summed np.
-Yearsdipyrio„ Redwood and Bennett --Mr. Bennett
attentd_r_n,drohn, and applied for a new trial, which
was op Kr. Andrews, and refused by. the Judge,
with 00l leek v.- Wameford.-Debt ET 17s. Bd.
for coals. The defendant did not appear, and an order
was made for ptym ou ent by two -siante, Oollior
v. Rigler.-Debt et /s. 14., for shop goods; and in the
absence Per tkie deeendant an order was made for
Psirmelltild-two..lnatalmentn.—Peaah al. Reasell.-
Debt 13e. 4, for promnoesi apd hal? undefendec.
an order lUddsen iiiikilm•M of 4s. r mouth. --iii,
Soimer di Roseeii.-Debt P. 15e. Bd.- be defendant
did not sappar, aod the plaintiff, not being able to
OrOve hit&nd -the ease was sdiourned.--Soaper o.
hope._ Si dd.-Being undefended, was ordered
to pay k. mi cisii?doaper v. Chtirch.-Debt
&s El . -lc b that ' the defendant had sent
the amonielvef - •to tist viaintiff without costs.-
Crier fox-debt ,and costa forthwith,—Robinson v.
Philips.-t: 0 lin. . M.-The plaintiff having
proved hisidebt; an order eras made fee payment in•l4
days. Thedefendant did not appear,—Seward v. Steele.
-Der
6df
A°P
VirLka. To igketd.4"l"Pts.
—Paidii. 3• eis. -Debt 10a lid. Def ant'n d_ife
lidmi ii titif was ordered to 'pay a me4l'.'
—, Ra O. • -Debt £1 14.. 54. Deferident's
Wife -adifte 'deli, and WU ordered to day 4e. a
attc
s.
'month. •• ord v. Oale.Debt £l3 Is. 2d.' . litia
was a omplicateditse and arose out of a bill trans-
action, and was mimed for. further evidence.—
Atkins a. rnekek; Debt 21 lid 1111.-The defendant
at first defiled eating the money, and the cam stood
over for the plaintiff to produce a letter from The de-
fendant, whisk. be procured, sod thus ettablished hie
claim, rd defendant was ordered to pay 4s. a
month. /Sherry e. Beet and Collins. - This
was aziglet4est Acit , damegeo - feu injury dolts
to it h &riv ft ing over • tepee into a roan
at (ern ' Theitioniges were laid at £8:-/fr. BiLesrard
of W* for the 41sintiff and lir.
Andra • • . witer foc the do poa, its
that iff Wirt pernilleima friiiii,,alateV
reared
named 'pit IN-horse. fain i nal, *Vat Int •
and 1 itukto.• 734er, who Wei the' 'Efe
with o peeeniliag the animal to be
endeav itosemiek It, and in so doing it loam% ffed
fence ,ialklotbeirearl. bookie( Ad knees's/rid
doing other lulu . "The value of the animal both be-
fore antrAtee , oce -was mead, and bit
akv, .
liono Vile •ti , for 6114 appont , ebilused,'
with costa. d ' Duke This 'was like-
wise afe-wstten--ot-durnmred- -which was laid
at ei Ds. fid,„l:-and i arose' • from the hod
of some sheep of the defendant's getting into a Old of
wheat on 91 Ju, , -The plaintiff's bailiff appeared'
for him) • totned to legal proofs, &c.,omitted es' - hirpOrtant points, which more
than o : from his Honor expressions of ,
surprise ibkriii ifinan had been engaged to
conduit ips .•••4114`,-Aridrews appeared for the. tAt
f eace , benli ft' IWO& ifkaarination his Honor fotutd,
for the plaintiff, demerits. with amts.-07_ nil tdd
of the judglititt I , ;11.18* ilii3ll bland OW Co ' dit oisi
of which was adjourned, mid it OW otbier In order Was
made fcl.ii dlifir• . . deveralappliOations
for sumiegegm 44 atithadhlitbn judgments
unsatisfied- Tog ireifottr- Clear• rem at
half
-Puti).triksfL,', I••• i . - • .
DOESZT :wWe *le week 'holdout promise
of giving the opinions of Mr. Webher, Dorset butter
factor, Dfliden," surto tire prospects of future prices fo
Dorset butter. That gentlemadireroarks is his circida;
to which we last week alluded i'-nWhllst so Much of
the past Imo Imedsproved, remay nOt be &Mid . of inkwell
to offer sore, suggestions as to the prospects of the
future. Thermrson gives promise 'of a good autumn
make, apAjcieny dairyman, . dui* by the experience
of late 'Girt lair aerie* It ' Oro °mansion, that •
winter price will better batik plait alid butter will lilay
to salt down. ilt deserves oremideration, however,
whether dlifdidive'eirliiiiiiiitffeiee O not enter into tlie
question Mr dapplly,: 'Qat have 'not operated upon /i:
previous winter price. During the winter we are
almost certain to have a bad Mode, and very little
money indiesulation : vriselyare the conductors of funds
fo•r the Mier of &stress in the mannfaotining distriets
harvesting and keibandiertbe public benevolence In'
anticipation ofthe miriod sebeil the demand for lithour
In the harm* field* ceases,' and drivel; back I large
amottnt of labour, in dismal depe that somilthitidmay
..t`tru up A ?'!Yirilfet. for then, labour in mann.,
factures 1.: ;tewsint.7l.relainl will doubtless 'kohl
Tar be/ tilirdflln woo. pepplirt with a good make,
cr
'during the a toner : her butter 'strict. iitti dairy
farmer; 'cii,pd, "nd.ollebled te hold the* die by
a good for butter daring II lengthened
period " id 'and, minafactuffngj prosperity ;
filLmev
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whilst all li • the --- k . Season from the in an a-
facturing-Wlittida, ''
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