The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08 00:00:00

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I ommittee seleoted from the tsachers of the Sunday
school. We are happy to learn, as tested by the re-
marks made by the rector on Friday evening the bads-
factory state ut the sishouhi of this pari.h both as re.
garde numbers, elficlincy and divinline. Early on
nicht) no rming all g wee 11.4-Jed on the church tower,
and the pealing bells iiir.tuuratcd the day's festivities ;
the rsotor, teachers. and childr,n ha eiibleil in the
school.roouis at two o'clock wlisre some appropriate
hyinna were thug, and after the neceimary pielimin .ry
arrangements hat been made funned in ;once/I-ion nod
wit'ked round the principal part of the town in the
following order:—

Handsome tab et disPaylng the words " St. Mary's Salo° a,
in gi t iethers surmounted by the emb ems of" Faith,
Hope, and Charily."
The Bra.ss Boid.
Crimson Flag. 0 bite Fla.
Bridport Boy's Bridport Cur 's
Nation I &boo . ona Schoo'.
burp Iced chorister be 'ring a floral cross.
The surp iced chol later boys of St. ary two and two.
About 400 gir a and boys of the Khoo a, two and two, in
a ternate e awes of each Bex, accompaoied by the rector
in academies s, and the teachers, i iterapersed with
numeruus flags and flora devices, amongst
which were the fo owing:—
Emblem of the Ho y shay in evergreena and flewers sue-
pended from a seini-circu ar device, and bearing the egend
"Holy, Hu y, oY. Lord ad of Hosts, Heaven and
earth are futi of Thy • ory."
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A F or* device with the motto'Troin up a chi d in the way
he ah, u U go."
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A 'are cross and circ'e of to oss arid ivy profusely studded
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with white flowers.

Shortly after four the party returned to the school yard
where sir abundant repent aw: ited them. Grace having
been beertily sung the cake and tea were served out to
the children by their ttacheta, and were apparently
mush enjoye 1. Thanks were then rendered to the
giver of all good by singing the w 11-known doxology
Praise God front whom all bleesings flow." The
te seller! then took tea together in the girls' • hoolroom,
which, we mu-t not forget to mention, was very pretttly
decoreted. Groce before and after meat was raid by
the rotor. which being concluded, the rev. gentleman
said that before they adjourned to the field, he wished
to express his sincere 'hark., to the teachers of the
schooleboth ladies and gentlernen,for the very kind and
valuable assistance render° • by them during the past
.veer. The schools, he was happy to nay, were in a
flourishing condition, the number of scholars was large,
the staff of teachers was very efficient, end the funds
were good. He also thanked Mr. T. Biclolecombe for
his services as treasurer of the clething fund, and Mr.
F. Ralson, for those of librarian. The party then
aejourtied to a field sear the old Brewery, kindly lent
fir t, e eecasien by Writ. Charlton, Esq., where a
number of out-door amu etnenta were joined in. The
band le rform,d a van ty of dance music, which" was
much apprereate dby several parties if dancers. Foot-
ball, crick. t. and " Aunt Sally" were also &moue tee
favourite ewe ta. Sotue of the tear-hers end (eller islands
of the schools having kindly provided a nuotb r tit
articles such as toys, knives,cetaba, caps, neektit it, nuts,
-.wt.., ate, t. 0., they sere competed for by buys Mini
girls, by running, hopping, drawiug lots, scrambling,
ko. this seemed to canine a great deal of aetueement, end
indeed all present appeered to speed a hai py, pleasant,
and not unprofitable evening, end it was not until
darkness began to set in that the party broke up.
About nine o'ceeek tire signal was given to leave the
field by the band taking he departure. It was speedily
followed by the large concourse of people, and a halt
was made opposi e the parish church. The rector then
addrensing the large aesenibl tge, said that he would now
c.ll upon them according to their titne-lionou red cidttote,
as loyal English rubjects arid good churchmen, to ring
"God save the Queen" before dispersing. A. verse ef
the National Anthem Wes then sung, accompanied by
the band, and ritighig cheers reverberated the street for
the rector, treasurer, ladiee' commit-es' gentlemen's
committee, who& master and inistrers, Mr. Charlton.
dtc., and the company separated. Amongst those
present et the school-rosene and field we noticed
the Rev. Melville Lee, and Mrs. Lee the
Rev. G. Seignelay Cuthbert and Mrs. Cuthbert,
F. W. Gundry, E.g., and Mr. Guudrv, Broadley
Spites, Seq., Lieut. Sy ines, and Miss Symes,
Capt. May, Miss Whether]; Mrs. and the &lases Good,
Mrs. F. W. Good, Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs.
Felthant, Mrs. and the Rinses Newberry, Mrs. Coppock,
Mrs. end Misses Stmts.., and Mr. G. Samson, Mr.
Perham, (St. Augustine's College, Can erburye Mr. T
Northover, Mr. C. Northeeer, Mr. J. Collins arid the
Misses Collins, Met. Moyle, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, Mr.
Biddlecombe, &re—" X."
COUNTY Comte, Wednesday—Before E. Everett,
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Ea., Judge-John D-y-k-e--8-Yrn.Ms, v. Great Wett-treiti.'
R•ilway Comp tny.-Flaintiff had summoned the de,
fendanto fur cramase ti goods of the value of 110.-The
money having been paid in Court only the evening
previous. and the plaintiff not haying any notice given
to him of ouch, m.d at great incinveni nee attendi d
the Court, and now applied fur et pen-e, Granted. --
Peadon v. B or,tt. -Claim. £2 3, sd. for .irink,
Cate a Ijourned from last meeting for Mr. Barrett's
attendance. Ordered to pay 8-. per nionth.--W.
Morey v. Chainey.-Mr. Manley appear, d for plaintiff. ,
-Thin was to recover the sum of £2 18, 6d. for money,
part sot accounted for and the other part due to the
plaintiff as the share in the diVieloll of the profits of the
purchase of fish, the defendant, plaintiff, cud Mr.,
Foster being partners. Thio ease cati-ed great amuse-
ment by tire croaacprestioning of tire defendant, and
occupied a considerable time of the Court. - His Honor,
after • very patient hearinv, ordered defendant to pay
£2 Is.-£l. 16s. pail in mistake, and ss. due no
plaintiff.-Alloaed one month to pat. - -Chard
v. Dob'e. - Cl.irn 194. for shoes. -10 s. haying
been paid since the summons was issued, his Honour
allowed one month to ray the reinaintng 90. in.--
Chubb v. Gtoves.-C1 .im 15. 6tl. for grocery and
drapery.-To be paid in three weeks.--Chuhb v. Legg.
-Oahu 84. Bd.-Allowed 14 tlayA.--Roleo v. Crahb.-
£1 for grocery.-Ordered to pay 51. per ninth.—
Ord v. G. Saruways. -Claim £1 15a. 6.1. for beer
deliyered.--£1 having been paid on aczount, the remain-
ing 150. 6d. to be paid in 14 days. --Chubb v.
Cornmk.-Claiin 6.. 61. for drapery. -To he paid in one
month.--ehubb v. Strange.-Claim £1 35.-To be
paid in 5.. instalments in one inonth.--James Bow.
ditch v. Critehell -£lO 15a. for 1 ether -To he pad in
14 Bucknole v. A. Bussell.-Claim Ed for
tarloring.-To pay 120, a montli.--Willam Greenbain
v. Ackernism-Clatin 14s. 6.1. fur pair of boots.-To be
paid in 14 days.--W. Gieenhain v. Isaac Weigh.-
£3 in. id. for gr,.dery and shoes.-To pay 100. a mouth.
--Henry Hill v. Joe -ph Pitcher. -Claim 14s. 4d.-
Disinu.sed owing to summons being taken out in wrong
nan.e.- -Bishop v. Ore t Western Railway Company.
-1.3 3s. 3.1. for damage.-Withdrawn with the consent
of both parties.

COUNTY PETTY SE,BIONB, bisONlAy.—Before C. Weld,
Esq., (chairman,' 13. Con, B. P. Gundry. and W.
Hounseli, E q•a., —William Line was summoned by
P.C. Wills with having bi en found coning from and in
pursuit of rabbits, at Synion tabu ry. —Defendant pleaded
guilty, and was fined fa and costa 7s. --Robert Hallett
was charged by Superintendent M'Hsle with furious
driving at Stoke Abbott, on the 29th May.—Defendant
did not appear. He was fined 10, and costs 14s. 6,1.,
or 14 days' hard labour.--John Love was summoned
by Henry J. Spines for an assault at Chardstock, on the
Bth July.—Fined 20a. and costs 125., in default 14 days'
hard labour.— —Charles Elliott was charged by P.C.
James with drunkenness, at Broadwinsor, on the 16th
July.—Case Swaffield was sum-
moned by Jane Satchel' for cruilty to a more at Bea-
minister, on the 25th Jitly.—Dism issed.—A is os Bowditeh
was aummoned by the overseers of Whitchurch for a
poor-rate 9s. W.—To be paid in one week or • distr3ss
warrant noise issued.—Ephraim Furzeinan was charged
by Samuel George Gifford with trespassing in search of
conies, on the 20th July, at Marshwood. Mr. Day ap-
peared for the defence.—Fined Is. and costs B,—Paid.
! —George Thorner was charged by P.C. Cheesetuan
with trespassing on land at Burton Bradstock, in
pursuit of game, on the 22nd July.—Defendant pleaded
guilty, and was fined 10s., and costa 10s. His gun was
forfeited, and he was allowed one week to pay.--
George King was summoned by P.C. Hopkins. for
cruelty to a mule, at Charmouth, on the 11th July.—
Fined ss. and costs 10s. —Paid.—James Hutchinp was
charged by P.C. Cheeseman with being drunk and
riotous, at Burton Bradstock, on the sth June.—De-
fendant pleaded guilty, and was fined ss. and cats 70.
Paid.--Mary Conway, Emily Wrixon, and Edward
George Heel, were charged with stealing a quantity of
peas, value 6d, belonging to Mr. It. Garland, farmer, of
Bothenhampton, on the 23rd inst.—Dismissed.—Sarah
Harvey wee charged with stealing a quantity of twine, of
the value of 35., the property of the Pynore Mill Com-
pany.—Mr. Day appeared for the defence.—The case
was fully proved, sod the prisoner wishing the case to
be settled at this court, was sent to Dorchester gaol
for three months.