The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

Swollen. —John Jones was placed in the dock
°haled with begging. —P.C. Smith said be saw priuner
fogging from house to house at Charminster, on the
29th ult., and at one house he received • piece of bread.
—Prisoner mid he was not begging; be wu
London j 'ournals, and a woman gave him a piece 4:
bread —Committed for a month
WOOL —Frames's' 01.02- —The first meeting of the.
present session of the Witdrith Fanner,' Club was held.
at the Black Bear Inn on Wednesday evening. The
opening lecture was delivered by Mr. W. C. Spooner, of:
Kling. Southampton. on "Feeding Stuffs—their rola.
tire properties and uses." The meeting was under the
presidency of Mr J A. Damen, whilst the Mee-Chatr
use occupied by Mr. T. H. Saunders. At the conclu-
sion of the lecture some interesting &mouton ensued
as to the respective qualities of feeling muffs for
different animals; and upon the close of the discussion
the Chairman proposed • vote of thanks to Mr. Spooner
for his lecture. This was seconded by the rios-chunnato
and on Mr. Spooner returning thanks the business of
the meeting was brought to a clue.
ILMINSTFJL—Parry Sgesioge, Wednesday, Oct.
28.—Before T. B. Uttermore, It. T. Combs, and W.
Blake, F.:qrs.—James Gillord and Pensford Male, of
Barringtoo, were summoned by Fume Lawrence far en •
assaalt.—Gillard was fined sa, and 7s. 64. costa, and,
Male was discharged —Levi Male, of Barrington, wag
summoned by P.C. Smith for being drunk end disorderly'
at Barringtoo.—Fined 6d. and 4a. 64. costa—Walter
P. Patten, of Beavington, licensed victualler, was
summoned by P.C. Smith for having his house epee for
the sale of liquors Amble the hoots of divine service as
Sunday, the 11th ell —lined Ins., and in. 6d. dads.
—Samuel Vile of Curry Mullett, was summoned
by John Steed, for nuPpsyment of wegea—Dden-
dont was ordered to pay the amount
Samuel Vile, was emomoned by John Beefier, for a
similar offenee.--Ordered ply the amount due.—
John Brewer, of Curry Mallett, wee summoned by P.C.
Ridley, for being tintok mid disorderly.—Fined
and 4s. 6d. costs- ---Edwid Robbins, of Somata
Petherton, was broltirht up u*' remand charged with,
stealing three pints cider, theproperty of his master,.
Joseph Banhury.—Committedtd Taoistou poi for three,
weeks' hard labour.—Tboussa Brewer was brought up.
charged with assaulting John BUgs• of Curry Mallett.
--Committed for one calendar mongslitubard labour.
STOIC li-SUB-HAMDON.-00 y week hurt as
two gentlemen from the neighbourhood of Ilebeder
were musing through this place in aides' cart, when
opposite the farm yard of Mr. 8. Hallett, tbir been took
fright, and in muting off caws in conteetiwithoti poet,
completely severing the shafts from the doguert: /ben
affrighted animal, with the harness and shafteattealiet,
mane dashing up the street, and had proceeded' nearly;
a uale on the turnpike road before a capture cosekl
eft cited. We are happy to state that neither a thee
gentlemen were seriou-ly injured.
TINTINHULL —Wednesday, the 28th October, will I
be a red-letter day in the 'artery of Tiotinholl, tie
ocosaion being the marriage of Mr. Robert South
-
politic, of Stokeenb-H•endon, to Mary, only daughter
of Mr. George Bishop, of this place. The church had
been profusely decorated by the inhabitants, and the
school children, in whom the bride took an especial in-
terest, had eseendged at the ohureb-yard to do honour
to the event. At • quarter to eleven o'clock the bride-
groom, attended by hni man, arrived at the church, in
which several of the principal inhabitants had assembled
to witness the ceremony, when the carriages reekeisting,
the bride and her party wired ; the path liedieg• too
the church was literally °emoted with flowers, wthsh,
bad been generously supplied by Mr. Huai.. The-
ceremony, which wee impressively preformed by the
Rev. W. M. Smith, being over, the bells struck up a .
merry peal, and the bridal party reterned to the resi-
dence of the bride's father, where a reared. breakfast -
awaited them. At 2 o'clock the happy pair started by
express to Southampton, on route for the Isle of Wight.
BRI DOW AT ER. CoVITT PaITT SSIMIONS.
On Thursday. October 29th, before R. G. Keeled, Req.,
Lieutenant.-Coloul Graham, B. C. Greenhill, Req., .
and R. M. King, Rau, seven porous were summoned
for selling beer without • Bun. at Westoneoyland
fair, but the whole of the eases were dismissed on Pay-
ment of the costa —John Schick and Riehard Payne were
fined lc, each and eoste,or in default nevem days' imprison-
ment, for tmpeseing on lands belonging to Mr. James
Phelps, and committing melicions damage.—An order
wee made for the ejectment of William Wide', from the
house now occupied by him in 21 days, °nth* applica-
tion of Ann Stevens. —William Strong wen abirged.
with trespassing in pursuit of game on Leeds helonguet•
to R. G. Beefed, Rm. at Oenological. Defendant.
was detected in the act of shooting at • pheasant.--
Fined 204. and oasts, or in default, 14 days' hard %boar..
—Lucas Dayton was summoned by Alfred Deaden,
for an asosolt, but the offence wu of • very trivial'.
nature. and the Bench dismissed the oase.—The emu
complainant also summoned Henry bleaker fOC
an
scault. The defendant, it appears, without being pro-
voked, came up to complainant, and offered to.121:1
him. Doseien not complying with his offer, was k.
keen and kicked, and had =stained an injury in the ,
eye. The Bench inflicted a fine of Is. and 7r. 64. costs,.
or in default fourteen days' hard Labour—Thomas
Fleming pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a coat,
silk handkerchief, and divers, other articles, the property
of Chula. Pain. He was discharged on account of the
length of time be had been emi fined in gaol—William
Strong was fined Mo. and 64. 64. costa, for trespassing
on Loa belonging to Mr. Thomas Daniel in pursuit of
game.

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