The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

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Tsesday, 7th; Bridport,
Wednesday, • Bth; symouth, Thursday, 9th;
Wareham, Friday, 10th; Blandford, Monday, 13th;
Poole, Tuesday, 14th; Wimborne, Wednesday, 15th;
Shaftesbury, Monday, 20th ; Wineanton, Tuesday,
21st; Salisbury, Wednesday, 22nd ; Andover, Thursday,
23rd.

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COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURCH MIESIONARE
SOCIETE. —On Sunday, sermons were preached on be.
half ot this society by the Rev. Ernest Cowan, most.
ation secretary, at St. Peter's Church in the morning,
at Fordington Church in the afternoon, and at Christ
Church in the evening. On Monday evening a public
meeting, in behalf of the same came, was held at the
Townhall, when Mr. Cowan gave a most interesting
tooount of the operations of the society. The chair
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numerous attendance.

A TfaNtria"lDari !OS Tlla NzwsxaP PUSS
Are are glad Fe leant that Mr. Wallace Pyle, whose
serriees as a poblie instructor have lately been found so
acceptable at the Raja Agricultural College of Ciren-
cester, a a_bout tn_t_urn hie &Mention to the promotion
of his own Immediate profession, by founding in the
West of luides-at Dorehester we believe, or am"
other respoldie town-4, training college or Institution
for the newspaper press. 'There is no such training
*shoot in noistense; and we kern that Mr. Wallace
Pyle, baying secured& aeries of popular papers on which
the pupils eau be set to work, will, by lady-day next,
be prepared to reosive the sees of proprietors and
others for training and finialling in all departments of
newspaper business, whether meobanicel, commercial,
or. literary. The idea meets with extenrive approval in
the profession • and as Mr. Wallace Pyle is a man of
nearly a quarter of • century's editorial etending, we
ahall expect to see a well-au ported and a suitably.
chartereduprlatzeilr;imswiteeelirdzeatisVOtrcth,tin im-
portant o
Peery inteerniar plistiloyes•litefoae the Mayer and
J. °alp* Raq. •
THI E 11,40111.010 001IP41(T,-7reclariek.Moors,
a sawyer, Of Fordington, and Ella Down, an unfor-
tunate, of the rune &re, were ohs with being
drunk andereating a tubule at Fington.—P.C.
Cousins said ablest 20 minutes altar 12 thismorning he
was at the bottom of the town when be heard a woman
stream as if seme ose was besting her. He went to-
wards the Crown, where he met premiers. He asked
what she was making such a noise about, When she
replied "nothing." They afterwards went towaxds
Fordington. When near the Noah's Ark be hftd a
heavy blow given. and Moore said, there you--, take
that, and you can now send for the pollee." The woman
shouted "murder I" and "police !" Witness and
Besot went to the spot, and found the woman in the
road insensible, and covered with blood. Moore was
standing a few yards from her, and they took him into
custody on the *barge of amaialting the woman.
then 'aid be was near Fordington Church when
heard her call murder.—ln reply to the Magistrates
Clerk,the female prisoner said the did not wish to press
the charge of assault against the male prisoner—Moore
cross-examined Cousins at some length, but as the
unmans were anything but favourable, he said he
hardly knew what to ask as the policeman denied
everything.—The Magistrates' Clerk said that was very
unfortunate, but prisoner must take the answers for
what they were worth.—ln defence, prisoner denied
that he struck the woman. He Was near Fordington
Church, when heariatharfemale ortiott " mardirif he,
ran mellitr:M Mrthe TaW
lts he Was trn pie p the"
female priden-a;,,74polleemen leek Mel inAnsiledy.
Down wealAiter%slill• she said that she trita with
MooremM ,illte 'a Own hist night As they
were ; orditigton fliF they had a
quartet,' wit 41I111W Straek her * the meth, and
knocked bee lawns She eould not tell If he struck her
more Akan saes, as she wee invent**, neither could
she ramtrubar whelks oak when he shunt ber..-Jer.-
811oenha Sala there wow mt charge aphid the •'•
the midi west only to bile.—The Mayor s'
no arcane MOW bestows Down wu an •
character that alre should be so violently
she had bee's, and he should send him
mouth& harillelloar, Whilst the iiruanatt
charged. Ha am& herS. ahead& bet present Who*
of life, and said if she was wilting to do eo, he would use
eyear_wsesossiss his *river obedn ke
inf°-Yer=l. • -
COUrtalr, SMARIANI4 TlMlEPdap.—Afare H.
William,, Fweeeslitriaisa lhavirit end_ George Cheer
wereo,29li.TEZa PPrJIB6 appsobeno
at N -w
s irer*/ frame) eluteed rota Arreebe
rabbits ow lesdataditis eec M. Fry, at '
Cheney, ow BetVe "
30i. Wash- Witi^ • or
Committed dal ash.
00,11Ift loorm—The Waimea unneeded with this
Cduel was transacted at the Shirehall, on Tuesday,
before the judge, B. Everett, Esq., but the only case
of importune was the following

so he
itor, sessioo,
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WILLIAM GIBING V. WILLIAM CHUBB.

Plaintiff

assistant,

Dorchester,

detendini ii
and °onset

Company,
t to recover
the plaintiff in
.4 (whilst passing t
an eneloenre or tenon
t Banking Company
-it and 'bank in

Company caused to
in Dorchester,

for plaintiff, and
opening the ease, said ti
cnmpany had in ibis
- which was

kg ;I—kr/re

b-• • a bot

a ,
*e Begiuersd Public Officer
,reet Nanking Co residing a
acton being brought I for
an accident sustained by
his eaddentally 4144
street) upon ais
Wilts and Dorset ,
opposite their hoz*
ting in the said Mils&
Mr. Lock wiszat
for defendant.
Mr. Lock, in _
and Dorset Bankink _
dimensions,
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