The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

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THE CATTLE —AGUE.
THU following circular has been issued from the
Home Office t—
" Whitehall, Sept., IN&
"Sir,—! am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey
to inform you that the Lords Commissioners of her
Majesty's Treasury will umdertake for a period no°
snonseding three abatis from the date et the order
Lordsof the Ginetail el phe Mllds at
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Coutrirrgn To fiik bte4aniT CouttiT GAOL—Hard
Labour: Ifartha Trevett, vagrdaey at Do, rchester, 14
days ; James Langford and 0-.-nrge PHlNievi stealing
imitators, km, at Portland, 3 months; Mtn 13114
111•PRIliL at West Chickerell, I month; &Idly Ashwim
misbehaviour Shafte,bury Union, 1 month ; Albert
Toflin, assault at Fontmell M.itn., 1 month; Joseph
Read, leaving family charge shle at Compton A bbaq 21
dos ; Charles Dibh n. poaching, din., at Fontmill
Magna, 2 months; Charlotte Hoare, leaving childr n
charge.hle at Ileatninster, 14 days; Jame' Standlev,
vagrancy at Sturminster Newton, 14 days; Thom)).
Stmodley, vagrancy at Sturminster Newton, 7 dais ;
Mary Stsndhly) ratrancy at Sturminster Newton, 21
days. —imprisonment lAD Teinpleamin, drunk,
at Weymouth, 7 days; Ortfrge Tuck and Charles Legg,
drunk, Sic., at Halstook, 2 mout1.11) John L-ag, assault
at Poorstock, 14 days; William Ellard, dark, kc, at
Sherborne, 7 days,

&slating Awn DtsTritMTioN OF A Live Plo.—Mr
J. H. Gleves, buteher, of Northiaquare, who carries on
an extensive &illness in pork, imports a number of
French pigs. A herd of flieee wine, that had just ex•
parienced A sea voyage from tne Channel Isles, and a
railway journey from Southampton, wet% being driven
along South-Ivrea:it on Saturday evening, whorl 0,1, of
them lay down, apparently exhausted. near the Town
pump. The attention of Mr. Redwood (the recently op
-
pointed cattle inapector), the Mayor (Or. Aldridge), and
other penis:ins was direcred to the animal. On viewing
the pig Mr. Redwood declared it to be diseased and unfit
for human or animal food, and ordered it to be
slaughtered and buried. The animal was quickly
killed, when the owner wished a post asterism examine-
tide to be made, but Superintendent Pommy, conceiving
that he had no potter to permit any such prod:. se,
directed that the Wage sheirld be buried unopened,
rind five feet deep the pig now lies. Mr. Groves, how.
city, alleges that thopig was not diseased, but simply
11hisioally prostrated by travelling, and Omit be it a
snfferer through the fears which have b. en excited bY
the cattle ;dagger This shows that the Assuranoe
Association ought to be formed dt once, so as to enable
measures for the repression of the plot* to be boldly
adopted without hardship to individuals.
Cardsxf.—A match was played at Kingston Park, oft
Friday, between the Detester and Blandford Clubs,
which was decided by the first innings in favour of the
Dorchester Club by 12 runs. The betting of Messrs.
Parsons and Hare against the superior bowling. of Mr.
Trail, was very good. The fielding as both aides seas
excellent, and the match of a most interessing nature,
the Blandford men having 79 runs to score in the
second innings to win, when stamps were drawn at
half:pa4t ilia, The following is the score :—Unrchester,
let ransoms b Churchill, 20; Hon, H.
Hare b Train, 15; Andrette h Churchill, 0; Franks
I b w, b Churchill, 5; Stone b Trailli 2; Limo. Wing b
Hookey, 13; G. Hutchings c Pretor b trail!, 4 H.
Gale run out, 0; Monday b Traill, 0; Symeinde b
Trail, 0; R. Lineman b Hookey, 0; J. Hutchings not
out, O. Byes S. leg byes 2, wide!, no ball I—total 71.
2nd inning.; - Parsons b Hookey, 12; Hon. H. Hare b
Churchill. 141 J. Hutchings 1 b w, b Churchill. 1;
, Franks run out, 9; Andrews o Bulgin b Churchill, 2;
Limit, Wing e Groves b Trani, 1; E. Hutchings at
ChUrchlll,l; H. Gale at Chtirchill, 01 Syrnonda b W.
I Train; 1; Mendel, not otit, 21 Stone I b w, b Churchill,
; Longinan a traill V Chttrchill, 0. Byes 7, leg byes ,
1, wided 2, no ball 1-7 total 06.—Bbindford5 Ist innings
- Hookey run out; 2; Rulgin b Gale, 6; Churchill e
Parsons b Gale, 0; Q. Radclyffe b Gale, 0; Preto'. b
Gale, 0; W. F. Traill b Gale, 3/
‘; S; Trail! a Andrews
b Mondey, 0; H. Traill b Monde", 0; C. Hatcher b
Gab., 2; G. Groves not out, 2; Hhindford b Monday,
0; F. Pelley b Idondey, 0. Bye 1, wides -f —total 50.

BOROUGH PRITY BERSIONB, Monday.—Before
Erma and J. Davis, ENqrs..—John Swainson, a
young man, who said be hailed from Milford Haven,
: where he was station master, but who for the last
I three weeks had lived at Sturminater Marshall, was
brought up in enstody eherged with attempting to
rob William Loder, ill Mill-street, Fordington, on
Sunday night. The prosecutor not appearing, eon-
stables were sent out to search for him but no
tidings of his whereabouts could be asoertained.
Under these circumstances P.C. Keats was called CRI
to give his version of the case. He said that on
Sunday night at a quarter past eleven, be was fetched
to Holloway-row as there was 'a few words" t big
I on between some parties there. Whilst at that place
his attention wasidirected to prisoner by some persons
remarking "lie looks more like a— prig than he
do anything else." He went ater to where the group
was standing, when prisoner walked away towards
the King's head to where some more persons were
Mending. In a few minutes he heard one say,
" Youlre robbing me." Witness went tOwarcill them,
when prisoner ran away, and two men named Loder
and Wellspring followed and overtook him. He
went up, and Loder gave primner in charge, saying
that be found prisoner's hand in his pocket, attempt-
ing to rob him. All the parties had been drinking,
and prisoner was much the worse for liquor.
Prisoner on the way to the lock-up asked to be re-
leased, and also tried to get away.—Prisoner said the
two men loomulted him, striking him in the face and
kiehing bim, The complainant not appearing,
prisoner was discharged, and recommended to leave
the town, which he promised to do,

meeting G..
replies from t..
firnainua Aocaparr. —A Rinaldo *ad
redone accident aseurred to Mr. J. 1, Taylor?
Plume of Feather, Inn, on &Undo!. Alter di
the market room, he bad drawn mirevalglansee
and out the string of a ginger-boer battle to au
Ms onsbesere, whew, on Wring up the tray, the.
th. guirlir-berillal Sew out and din* the bell
_ August, 1886, ans. The oats enenetra Dr. Alleed wee MI
Poroolit to irteProtoork Cupolated under the notho. and it wee nelheeteared that the *in et the t
ag of the orders trT the /mrds ot the Privy Oenaea, been *mimed. We see happy Soloed -b
I dated the nth and tad 113th of August, 1365, in the. ant the surgeon ie of elides 11100 the AP
trfote Infected ttith the ' cattle plague,' or in nista there MAIM& " •