The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10 00:00:00

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DORCI ILiTglt. -Cocain' Gamer, March 3rd. -
Before E. E•onstlo Yeel.-The monthly sitting of
thie wort was held thiteday. There had been bl
plaints SE tared and '7 jeOgnar 'it summonses issued.
Of tlie to rimer 66 lead been settled out of court, and
nee were struck r ut. The, übjoined is a summary
of the r anainin‘ casea -p_ansforil v. \Veiniest. -
DOA £1 12e. 3d. Adjor.rned till 7th April.—_
headline rev. Briasitle.--Ltebt 12e. To he paid in
ewes de ra.—Cailier u. Coombs. -Debt 17a 3d. •
lobe pa id by tie o equal instalment.. —Penny r.
21014 t- Debt £6 la lid . Defendant claimed a set-
(4°f CI 6e. 64., which the plaintiff admitted, and
jnalguren t fur Ves Ink owe at it).. a mouth.—
Nepaou tu. name eye- Debt he. To be paid is 14
-Vernon r. T. ivett.-Debt be. 104. To be
pull in I 4 days. —V MIMI v. Pike. Deihl 6a. 64.
To ha pa id in I I &vs.—Groves v. tirernford.- -
Dew rl 2e. 'l4l. To be paid in 14 daya-
Booties(' AHO ter.- -Debt e'.2 fka. 3il To bei pearl
et a.. a wont h. , --Rockland r. Barrett.. _Debt
LIT.. 4.1. dud tow lit for 14a. Id., to he pe.all at 4a
a month.- -M Iwo a and Co. r. Wartifo..d.-Debt
" It.. to he p aid in 14 ds n—r.ewnise e.
B..tket. -Da lit t/2 To be .in Id *lids.-The
la
. judgment loin 11 D 03. Ma were joierned, ramps two
awes, in which Any lers of oosuinittosat were meds.-
The court only ma . hoo....td_a,haf.
Tan PIaNCZOt ill •Augs' MAlnalAnn Cragroalegoys.-
A meeting el the se Komittee was held s a the Towshall,
on Moods, OVID* , for the pompom 51. arranging a pm.
[MEN RN calrh :siting the inure pp( pi it. it. the
Prince of Wales. After a eon,. ihrruble doweeeloe
something like ti e following rer Aggiesspere .4.,...,1
to : -That the 12 :II of Hsieh he eheereed se eatetend
holiday in the n an. Tbe be. ... to pawle the tow,
at interests dorms the day eoiro miweing at seven o'sleek
in the mar aloft. By lb. kit A tosnointion of Lb.,.,.
mending officer of the Rot al Howe Artillery, mew
etetioned at inir barracks.' Ae IL Battery will peas
through the men , 41X<IMP. Medi by the ltaidiester Rifle
Corp.. baud. at italf.past IS etaeth see tbs. .„roace.l
to Maiden C act] e, eller . a i„..„d ism 41,0 ;at take
piece, owner, ad ni St -it, The mead will be kept
by the bora sat Sr Hi. • eorpe. A warm dinner will he
provided at t no 0.010 sh in the Tervidiell end Hazlet-
Loam, for at ea t Mit of the ailed and other poor. At
hofl-P.4 a, ... 0., shades. ef the various eisboolle of the
torn; will, Own, Abe In the South Well, aod be each
promoted tra A • medal, atspended by a TRAMu of
l.'oelnitl7 - urnellactore, and also • rosette. They will
then form ie reparation, beaded by beads, and proceed
round re rdiegton green, down the hill, vii the High.
street. 10 mrl by Priners'-alreet. Trinity mreet. ke , sad
on arrivir gat the Market-plans will ..at, receive ball •
pound of plain coke. Before leaving they will .iug
' The Ns lima! Anthem." The public buildinp will be
'Bandied ell it the evening. At half-past revue • torch-
light pro owesion will proceed to Prir.ndbury, beaded by
bends, t awe te hcht a wonder bor. Pre at eight o'clock
(the line r gifted tor lighting bortires throughout Use
kingdmr .1,, seed it is probable that. a fiight of rockets will
cocoon. allies eirent. We bear that a georrel bell will
tab. Pl' neat tin Antelope He tel in the evening.
On .1 tieselidet, the 1211. iv at., the day of celebrate's
the Pr IMO 4111 Wale:. we le.oat in Dorelierter, • stag
hest • ell tidos place, Mire Miakly Ater It., review at
Maid,' e Caul ii. The stag mil be uncurled about half-a-
rils num -Dorchester. *C. Itadclyffe, Eel., )us., has
his' At esreented to bunt it with bus DOW pack of dau-
b°
/r"•..._

nod Mr. Jaime &dna Robena. fneonzb—Mr. John
Potheosey and Me W. J. Compton. Auditors
William Reeks ead hir. Thomas d. A Heck.
Tut Plif NCI Wattle MalnlnGt- la eerie.
gnaw of the trademnew id the sown having requested
that Tuesday welt shoeld be eteerved as • general
holidays the Haw has limed • Preenimendation aug.
"As% tlt• of he new as far as possible.
Tbe markets which I. nlwy held en Tuesday., will
neat web be held ea Soladay.
FLOWltail.—Tbese of our readers who are feed of
finacre we weeild leans them to inspect the pretty
collecting of sitneolionsa mid naive plains now offered
for male Ity Ur. LT. Hawkins, Ithebt, be., at hia nursery.
Hewing personally inspected ahem, we can thy that the
tiellection is • very Mona and beaatifel one, and is
well worth. visit. The itursery no open to nit politic,
amid admiaion fem.
j &Amami bleteinee.—Toerntrli. Tuesday. —(Hefore
Rietard Rower and J. itylings
Duette •slo RloYOUll.—Henry Jambs, and Elisabeth
his wife, were chat-girl wit. being drunk and dworderly.
—P.C. Short laid on Sunday morning, about MR -peat
12, he was on duly in Sc. Tteistas'-attvet. Witting' was
altending be mom men-01-waPiamen who bere nuarrelh
km, when Jsimbe 0n,.. to him velth an open knife and
was very violent. He Wel (bet two men had broken in
his door, and that if he wild meet with them "ha
would rip their Is— gate rem" He told defendaat that
j if he did toot pet the knife away he should hake hies in
custody, ilefelndast pet tin knife awy, but was ire* '
ablisint. Beth of the deleadanta were very drunk, and
abused Win • great deal, and 4" b. fl the polies
Irma about for was to rob people lit night." Re was I
Obeid to take there in custody as they were so riotous. :
—Hr. Avila' said that the mutable should have got
assistance if be thought he could not take them to Me
rtatioa. Venal. defendant NMI that her husband
was Weep when two men caw and born her deer open
j and kneeked hoth her mid her hushied deem Si. was
not more drunk then than she wns at the present time.
81se then salted Resent Jaeotc who said her snootiest
j thas directed by wane erten when the ow two men
knock Jacobs down 'ince. He permed the men, but
could not catch them, and came to the policeman and
told hint Wet had occurred She did not think the
female dadviolant was drunk, sod she did not we the
male defendant with • knife In his hood—fl. Bench
said they should dismiss the we against the wouno,
bet they considered the male defendant had acted in •
voi2 violent maanee, sad they should Am him 54., and
In &halt to he in the noels for sit boon. A
week was for payment.
AKOTaalt Man Or Datliatintalt. At the Pones
Court, ea Houday, before J Ayll., Esq., Henry
Spews.. • 114:111MSO, and a very old offendet. was brought
up *barged with being drunk and aging bad lanetage in
Mary-street, and creating a disturbance in the
polioeni-limi —P.C. McMahon stated that be found
this defendaat in St. Mary-iltreet, on Saturday evening,
inn state of intoxication, sad makieg um of very ob-
scene Impair. The eousbehla minute] him to boast,
but he reined, and lei limn took him into custody.
Whilst in Ids mil at the station be was very violent.
sad was obliged to be placed in irons. After this
mode of treatment the defendant amused himself by
alammist: down the lid of the wateeelneet for • now
Wend& time, to the great sunspace oftbeneighbom-
hood. —Mr. Ayling said the mations he bad given the
defendant from nine toll.. appeared to have had no
effect otiose him, and be ntould therefore Sae him Ills.
*ad wt.. la defeat be was mouniunt for moss days'
hard labour.
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Tim Enacts or Joint lltatirroons.—Elles Carew.
an " ughstonate," but an old woman, figured beform
As moo wissiossio, charged with Louis drunk sad
imespAle. It appeared that whilst P.C. Halation was
wa duty on Saturday, he found the defendant in the
inidignided position of laying in the mad. He miry
kindly masted her to regain her equflibritra, but her
Lao "refaced their wombed idea," Ad ohs paid homage
to the ground again. The sentdobL, wishing to take
: every pomade as,. of tbs defendant, sent for the
stretcher. end upon this cotimyanae she we. removed
• to the milice-Matkm, although the frail one protested
: against bring escorted in such an unseemly position.
—Supenateadeut Lrlbury stated that on Sunday morn-
ing be was sent for by the constable I. charge at the
station, who informed him that the defendant had
intlictlad • wound in one of her antis with some Instr.-
meet. He f.nand her blending (ruin the wound. which
had been indicted by n tuo. She *ermined "If urdsr"
and by her cries daturbed the Aiolibourilood. tle then
had her searched by a female searcher, who tank away
from her anything with which she we. likely to do
bane to beemU again. In defence, the defendant denied
that she was drunk, and said that " she had not
slipped down and hart her leg she would have been stile
: to have got home." She abs. denied having injnred her
, arm and said it was the result of a wound whirl, was
gives her by the policeman. —Superintendent Lidbary
said the wound was not on her arm at six o'alosti 6 the
morning. Fined 20s. and wets, and Is default seven
days' hard labour.
WIDOWS v. Wignowit- -Thu following rich bit ap-
peared in The Times, of 'Jatarday, the 98th o/ lArmary,
as on edverti.eeet :—" ROY A L PROCESSION
FIRST FLOOR, with " Two Large Widows` to be
LET, in the Let part oi C.oskspartitreet, with entrance
asoesdhle behind. For cards apply to Mr. Tballey,
No. 19, Catherine-street, Strand, W.C. This lc the
richest typographical error which has appeared in rh,
/lam for some time past, and ba• been the cease ri
many jokes. The widows appear to be especial favourites
of gentlemen in London, and sesrosly any two of the
latter met on the 254 k of Felsraary or the let of March,
but he who hod his heed 'is the direction al Cookspein
street, was ware to be abed if be was going te Wok alter
" the two large widows.* It may trdy bs said that.
commercially speak*, "widows are tootles up."

SUDDEN DRAM. Another
' maltere of the once? teensy of life occurred ber• oa
Eitareilay Donning. A young man named Charles
Drickeiss, late a s'oopman at Mr. Ressell'e, iron.
lam:mei% St. Mori-street, having been unwell for
:donne time past, If ft his employ for the pupate of
proceeding to hi,, borne, lie bad taken his place
in the 'lime, and was going off by the 6.211 South.
Western train, gut on his way to the station be
complained of not feeling no well as tioril, and re.
quested to be put down, and then reteraed to his
master's house Again. Upon his arri•eal there a
great change err noticed in his appearinoe, and he
had not been in the house but • few nannies before
he es pired in the arms of his brother, wbu is sloe
a thopmen at Mr. Russell's. The•decessed bad been
suffering frost an affection in the thrust fee seine
time past, but no aerieell legate were eatersemed
from it, and prior to the time when he was proceed.
ing to the tattoo, bad been, oet gage
COUNTY COCIPT. —The es am amino of this court
took pleoe at the on Thursday, before E.
Everett, E m., judge. ru berme, was very unim-
portant, bet the folier silty are a few of the most
interesting caws —St' me it. Reader —This was an
adjourned case frow last mart day, in order that
additional oeidcnos might be given. The claim was
for 124. Bd. fort. o tom amid a half of sand, which
had been fatelleii from plaintiff's wharf in ledl.
—The de(' cedarl said he bought the mod of a man
named Bret. and had worked the vales of it out.
Britt dhe en summoned bet did not appear, and
his No' ror • .euterked that in the absence of him he
•houl'.. *order a convect, and allow defendant his
eilie wee. —Jean Eequivillon r. Cutler. -Plaintiff te
an'oak ever at Ponied& and defeadant boatswain
of WIC& Minerva, Portomoath.—Mr. Howard
f' rib. plaintiff, and Mr. Weston for the defendant
-Claim el 164. sd. for goods supplied. Mr.
/Howard said the defendant had received a bill
4eteiliell the items' which amounted te £3 14.. 4d.
of e W mel 'b
' DRNADFICL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE
/tint some thesar d noe recovered by
/ law, sad be therefore wed for the lemer amount At' PORTLAND.
Plaintiff stated that the defendant was • sort of
A nowt shocking and disastrous accident incurred
• captain on board the Pitt. Some of the goods
on Were:why afternoon to some men whilst em.
supplied to defendant were in the house, bat the
ployed raising stone from • Government
locator part bad been taken sway.—ln Crelis-entenii• a
00 the Verne, by which a young
man Dewed Joespb
action plaintiff mid • mistake bad bees in
Name met with instantaneous death, and two
lie adding tit' at the first reebeenig, but be
not tell in what year • sum had been paid on account
were severely injured. the former having one of
,}l° "'witted that, °au*" was "c.o.:allele!' it °fa £1 14.. his legs broken in two pars, and the latter re-
al the fterwa- euee-y calving a severe wound a his head. The men, it
amount of spirits were charged tor in Or bill of
appears, were engaged in hoisting a block of stone.
£5 14s. 44.—Mr. Walton 00014"4,... that
weighing between three and four tons, when, by
was indebted is the sum ed. 're 'it°' ""' some means, the chain attached to the cress would
allowing for the items which were not recoverable,
and the mot run smoothly, and when the tone was very
sums paid on amount, he bad more than
Dear off the ground the chain "surged," and with
to place against plaintiff's debt—After a few remarks jerk the come fell, (seeing thelamentable from his Honor. bearing upon Lori Tinterden's Act, r"'"
currence and lees of life. At an inquest held at the
Mr. Weistou mid plaintte's claim was X. 3 lb, fol.,
Prince of Wales Inn, Fortune's Well, on Timidity,
and an miliaria of X 1 lfla bad been admitted,
before F. C. Stilwell, Esq.. corner, and a •
which would redoes the debt to £2 be. 64. For ~„„„,,,,,„nme imp the 2
this demand the defendant bad taken the beret of dTameT7Ab:d ewes, a ,as
was
a,
the Insolvency itot.—His Hoaor remarked that the work in the quarry Dear itrat:Lime. said
on vio'ineedayr
majority of the "ad° kid been "Pried thee the afternoon, about three o'clock, in mentory with the
..ieeney, and that where &jut ebt had been deceased, Beery Wiggitr, Robert Peters, and others.
proved he should do no more to relieve the debtor
About two minutes before the accident oocurred
than that prescribed by law.—Verdict for plaintiff slung a piece of stone ready to be lifted by the
for 'l2 Re' ad' --Jean' Way,.. Richard Squibb' crane. I then hove the gear taut, and went
Mr. Howard for the Wert —Claim £lO Si, Bcl.,
sad assisted the men at the crane. wee
doe upon • hill of exchange given for • I'm and there about a minute and a half sore
, when I heard -
homer —Plaintiff is a dealer residing at Heed-
and defoodasit e lwele-b
thing give way end crick, and when kicked up
si „_,,,_ „,_eath,er at. saw thejib falling and Ima away. When I thought
""" '"""' areree"' Pu•
lawn " black sad white, as epee a former I had got for enough from the crane, I looked beck
" and sew who were injured. The Art I raw was
aeorioe be bad let the defendant have • hone, wig" lying on boi beck, sod
tamed him
up,
wettish baying kept for six month' nearly starv,end., but his head was bruised. I neat saw Pour lying
/1" "tamed t° pheintal ue l°es of 44 undu the stay, &ad Peters was on the ground. The
Mu bill was a disbcaourel oee, and would not dimmed to be,
_,,
Ihe socepted.—Mr. Howard said that the drew. wee very much ared
injured. Injured.'""Tb;74";ll 7.• eeesZato:rtei:
. dant could not reed or write, end that the bill _lud
crane,- but could not tell whether the meet broke
.been given under an erroneous impromeion.—Per. first, or the pin was drawn out of it. Before we
diet for plaintiff for fti 54. &L, to be paid is seven
-days. commenced work, the
crane
was in a
emk
-sod we had adopted thermal prematioeta the meet
Buiresurr. —Robert Carter, licensed victualler, lied always beea bent, but
greet
memo.
was
owl
and denier in potato., sad herrings, of idislcoalb•
not to left too heavy tooth —By Juryman I
R ter" dual elauliaaahra. "alb think the weight of the stone was about three tone,
wee " edlearlard one irtau the lad sittieC —Mr' :
Leib, of Dorchester, •ppeared in support, and Mr. —By the Foremen I have never made hey coin.
Howard on behalf of the creditors—Mr. Howard Marta about the bend in the mask—By the
r We wore always very mita., sot to
wad it would be in the recollection of his Honor heave heavy stone, I should ...side, eye" a
4i a bill of
Cat the eau wee adjourned from last court day, servo or eight tons a heavy one. I believe the
off theiwhweiitleabadth. he„stv...sti, had taken weight of the stone which was being raised at
journmnent was thin griateil, a, it was aato;modee' the time of the accident was about from three
to four tons, and this Wei not a heavy one.
that roam arrangement might have been made with the holder ywas not appreheastive of any danger from
alneoft of the hellbegowlai f ialLMr.
under tliebi-11wee . l
oamaly fari4s, end the stone. I believe the ruse of the accident
was owing to a "surge" in the fell, that is, when
was barely sufficient to pey the rent. Other goods
in the act of winding up the chain it rode, and Ikea
had been taken under an execution for rates and
slipped. This jerk would cause the pin of the
tueu He thee explained the reason why the hill chain to come out, and thus the star would fell.
of male had been given for a larger amount thaa
4,-103.ytthtbeeForemancrane
the. I dismid neotthintaky essantmoomasidsatplaint
was really due.—Mr. Howard remarked that there
wall not • farthing left for the heel", occurred. No blame weld be attached to aav one
&tem They would he Via to °o'er "T r""' in the query. —By a Juryman: Heavier store
oten —Mr. Leek replied that £lO badhave been rater by the crane than the one which
paid into court for that Purim"- —His Honortared the aceidest—By the Foreman This is not
this was the effect of a man taking a publiohouse tbe mme crime se mmtwi the death
of a
won
wigsed
without capital, and thou appestat. before
_the White some time age.—By the Comm.
assn.,
court- —Mr. Lech end his client had, bait toll whether theater was thoroughly off the ground,
Ist reser, and denied that the " refit but when I mailed at the ones one career was net
the mesas of having his adepts swer away. —TheoR several of the Jurymen at this stage
of the
bankrupt, in rawer to
te a question &oat his Hosier,
s proseedine. eepreNed „a. to see the memi, and
said be kept so hooks, aod Mr. Howard was aware amordieery they pen...dad to the q parry
con
of h fact —His Ho re er marked that the case wag I tty withiCy Major Nugent and LieflteMart Holum
its the maw stmlle se at the hilt sitting, but if "r pe
Upon their arriving at the sore of the disaster they
thing 'mkt be gained by an adjournment he would found the mast of the mins broken in tem. the Din,
"all"' but if aG4hiall further was expected to re. which held the chain, and which was sheet 18
soh front it, it would be molar Au order of die- Ammo allowed. .. drawn inch dra from ite socket, and the three
m
supports of the wane, huge baulks of tither, broke&
Mr. Wilmare• Inittoran outdo his aPtwee' 'in twain. Upon their return to the jarYroein
roe before the Hernial'
emeerietestee en Saturday, Charles Crawshaw was rolled He mad lam
on a summons charging him with using throatier(' Mr. S leading qmsyymeit is the (mini at Waltham, and
leagnalanguagetolie°44 statua"leeter °° the Greet I was in it at three o'clock on the afternoon in goes-
Pasties Railway at Thorpe. Windleasa, who it will
lion. y the top pert a the meet fa th. act of
desired that yet eif blithe "see.dparealsaerietitt......•Pr b.,: • , but it was broken boson it toothed the
greened. lam of opinion that the enders "thrge.
to Moog the roots of Ins coach should be gives to him mused the mess to my. way. No complaints have
aseno emeri
make lll' Sproul
auorteto that told
eyk.ti" thathefo rethhee dteeetefeeenkt kg bess„. made to me about the airs. I would never
the parade go. ups. this wtodhes mid twist sin= u
very
pethwilteatry grossed,
tato herweraisedles tem by it, Wilts
Waohlisard th"utelted aleuid teas which was being raised when the
with bodily harm. . bower, word net
erase broke was about three and three-
swear that he was ahfill ittiFildllear, and therefore gamier um, It was in
good
working
the inagisentes dismissed the
_, order, rid the accident was not &tribal-
Tbe will of ,amooka Pecixela able to say neglect. I have examined the timber
Limar's lan, and LW W _
ntreree•,„ wea et the Crane at darer times, but never found
plum in Landes by his brother, the Junere±"turasi anything rites with it, hut still I was very carom Robert Peahen, H. A. Chancellor "a and *odd not allow heavy stone to be raised.
Rector of Ha, pear Ele;ilet4le•Tbai....
_Tee At the time of the raider the deceased wan
tor died On the 10th of last teeth at tartelwerr attempting to nen away, beta pins timber 11411
having executed his will in Ostober, 1881, which is ea his head I aftsewarde examined his head, and
somewhat brief, and the divinities' are Chiefly inn' found the beck part of it knocked in, sad he must
Ord to the members of his family. There are hive died 1--- '-sly. ken repeatedly
legacies of 4.2•°00 each *soothed to we" ofthe esatimmed the men never to attempt to raise too
testator's nephews and nieces, anti as annuity of homy stone, and have marked out press for them
£2OO to his stater, Mrs. Townsend. His brother, the to mass. The teeth of the deemed was my*
Rev. H. R. Peer% is appointed residuary legatee asoldemal, and no blame can be attached to me.—
•• well as "le "acute'. Th• Persthol ProPortY wee The Comer, in suansing up, said that the Moue
sworn under £60,000.
appeared to him to have bra jammed egoist rose RUCTION Or AVDIrOIII AID asaziooaa The portion of the quarry, and that whoa the *rain election of auditors and smemore for the renter Yew Mea
I the surge in the chain caused the asaldaet
e were el Irk place at the Osildhalt _o•e emnt_i The &nowt( - ~,new oet, therefore, under awe
emigggentliurected fee rr t—aamour. fee
amp
Vierpouta--Xr. Quietealter Bida pa Ma Jaunt lee ho. b." could
Surge. Melee/oh Regis—Mr.yawls hem ceople , the death__ of the doomed had malted frau eel.