The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31 00:00:00

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WEYMOLTH.—EIit Sauffst.
On Friday morning the apprentices and veil poor edicl.
this dimwits. afaietubled it the Town-liall. and pro-
ceeded to fit. Mary's Church, attended by several of the
Town Council and trustees of the charity. The lie•.
E. Johnson preached • very appropriate and haprentive
sermon. which wet attentively listened to. Afierwards
they returned to the Town.liall. Alen they recol'ed
the natal boon ties .

LAND AND AMOS= TAILS.—At the Old Towa-
ha. on ThttrodaY afternoon, • meeting of the
parishioners of Weymouth wee conveaed for t.,,e par.
pose of recommendiag to the C 0010111114066111 of Lead and
Amend Taxes. and prom? persona so
There were wily an ratepayers present. Mr. !kyles
occupied the chair. Mr. W. Watta, Mr. T. Towhem.
imrT. Jun., Mr. J. Lapin& and Mr. IL Attwuol were
appointed.
W6T)100111 Cannel. flocterr.—Thie moiety have
lamed their lediduceolmet for the pest ye.r, f,ors
▪ RI seamrs that their ernenditere. iaatriing •
beldam of CS 16d. 94J. from lOU, hes meaddit their
modipte. The receipts imumated to £49 16. aid. The
• 05 01 two somens, gime by the smear. redi.tc4
MO& 9J. The aubeariptiose of honorary mad dative
usembets amounted to 22l 15. lid. The eznenditure
will £46 21- 64, laming a Mimes of Ih. ftid. to be
! carried to the seat year's eeepeet.
ODUSTI' Pam Elgsnings, Oulldhall, lrriar.-13efore
Captain Manning, R. H. 0. 3eallicll, 6. Nestle, and
' H. C. Cooddea. Poore
Onorrauctiro TIC Hoonwmr.—Alfred Grey, • brewer
at Wilt• wee eheemel with otistrestiog the
thoroughfare at Wyk. at the lyth of Ilareb.—P C.
Nagai proved the off.iisa. j dotted that the waxes
um allowed to remain on the highway for shoot raven
Si bad eastimed the delesdalit twice before
about the same thing. Deyendast, in Memo, tolled a
rector ii bid employ, who 1.01 the wegou bad
leee removed from where he placed It. Defendant
himself was absent from bolas at the Mum.— Tinod
tit 6d. trithosteeds.
A PentaciaxlC TionaLs—Williun Ralkok, Itemor
id Um Merle liserima,, 4;lifton Woad, Pardee& wee
• smarmed lor brongi oCu.• loner Asa—Mr; 1111. N.
itoward appeared for coMplaleent, sot J b Tiaird
ter detendaal—P.C. efferrer mailed Mom on 11•=1
Awry bo wont to fintakiandoWn trio. in

with another constable, at a quarter to 12.5 night.
Witness went to the front p.et of the house, and
the ot. ei *minable to the back. Cooper howl
people talking iipide of Vic Poem awl he then
knncki d at the door, and upon L.l.tg tidied who
!di oat, said it was the rime. The dour was not optima
out.l he had knocked four tidies. daring which jut .cool
Jags and gleams were heard to tattle as if thy wire
being remote& and ner.ons itrpeired to be co:ng up-
stairs. On Lie door being onchetl, defendiut told
witness that he had no business at his house, as
he had Closed it At eleven o'clock. Witness add he
heard some men in defendant's bones, when
the latter said they were laigers. Thts atatement
would not ratwfy Wm constable, and lie announced his
intent.on et seeing for himself. Defendant then be•
.ame very abuoive, and dared witness to do no, and said
tbat if he did he should go in in the dark. Witutps
got a light and proceeded up stairs, where he found fire
.nen in a bed-room-I%C !With gave corroborative
testiniony.—llary Ann Stone 1411 sEs wag in de-
fendant's hams when the policemen Caine. The wen
were drinking, and about to commence PlsTitiff It c'ird'i
It was elicited in cross-examination, that she had been
discharged whilst in the service of Mr. Tapprell for
giving away things. She had been in defendant's ein-
Ploy, but had ben discharged because she tel not get
up early enough in the inorunig.-11r. Thud, for the
defence, contended thlt there wan no evidence to prove
that the dvfendant had drawn beer after 11 o'clock,
except by the statement of Mane, who, be argued. won
not to ba relied upon.—Tbe defendant, who had Ilzured
before the eudrt before, was fined El and costs, and
cautioned.
A SSA:LT.—William! denkylta, a labourer. of Portland.
was suinnwaed for assaulung his wife on the is of
Slarvh.— Mr. Hill spiniarea tor the sonip:ainant, and
Mr. It. N. Howard for the defendant.— The defendant
did Dot .ppear. After the case had been par.ly hard
the iqo.ecntris said abe sd made a in.stake, and shoold
have taken out a summons for a different data. The
summons was dismissed, but Captain Manning said
another one would be issued._ _ . .

RIDINO WITHOUT Reitie.-Rebert Stone, a carter, of
Netted, was smart 4 with riding without relics. The
am was i.roved by P.C. Pitfiell.-Itimid ss. and outs,
and a fortnight eltemed for payment
We have much pleasure in abides that Mr. Frank
Wiison, author of "The Poiemed Cup," "Lucille,"
"The Content Bride." he., is engaged to write •
new dr. ua of intense interest and Girdling situations
for a coinpany now at Teigninouth.
0 Rant, Ix° Pa Mix? &TWIN. -Ceptain Bolt, of Wey-
mouth, brother of Mr. Alfred Si'. hatcher, has had
• mut gratifyieg teatimontat Inreeente4 to him. Ti.,
following hi an extract of the presentation, taken from
the Littleton 7Somes, New Zealand. Jebuse7 14, lad
-" Ceptaio Holt, of the Waterldy, bas had • teeth
snonial mauled to him of a sone-what different clue
racier to the stereotyped ',wet of address customary on
these L. .14i0I1L It consists of • eood carving, in
the form of • thick octavo volume, holloeed offt so as
So form the cue of a Church Service, executed
entirely with a common knife. The cue, which
is very neatly aereed from teak, carries on
onci aide the figure of • lamh hearing a cross, awl on
tki other that of as open bible. On the back of the
wooden volume au the word.: Waterbly : vol. 1:
Ml'. At the time of the pre entities it uatained
the following address, signed by twelve peeegeggya
'Nelson, Neer Eeelascl, Dec. 3, 1282.-To Lieut. D. R.
Bolt. It NIL, argue Wateilly : We. the uoder
signed pasaeogers in the Waterlily front London to Rel-
ies and C•uterbety, New Zeeland, feel that We eatteut
separate without tendering to you oar sincere Glatt!
hr your invariable and impartial Itheinfees tower!. us,
sod for your ceaseless end to promote our com-
fort and eunerniotee during the voyage. We wish to
arms our entire satiate/Aim that the care and anxiety
a year part to avail yoeuelf of every eircuinetanos to
expedite Or voyage have been guinea by a suocasful
passage, and one we believe of a fair average dal-alien.
We beg to say you will ever be.r with you oar but
Wel,o for your rater. welfare and efoolerity.'4
MAIDEN NEWTON.-The annual vestry for the
election of ufileera for this pariah during the emelfig
year took place on Thursday, when the following '
gentlemen we.e chosen :-Mr. Moodie Cox, guardian;
Mr. W. fiveatndge, waywarden ; and Mr. 0. Bartlett
and Mr. Thome, Short°. overseers.
BLANDFORD.-PErre Stations, March 26th.-
Freeetit : The Right Hun. Lod Portenen, (chairman)
J. J. leralbareen, and Damao, Fein., and the
Rees. W. P. (Haden and J. Watts.
DelNelyituto AND ITli CulleEtlyiNere.
Prim 11, carter for Mr. Plasm!, of Hpettletrury, was
charged with being drunk and unable to attend his
horses, thereby endangering the lives of her Majesty's'
sab)uita-His hoe ship severely censured defendant,
commenting on the folly of his conduct, and a was
fined 12. and fis. eons, or? days' iniprisonen.-ot.
VloLutt Cos DUCT. - George Ituien we.. charged with
breaking • Window sod • door belunging to Mr. 'Chore,
of Spetilsbnry.-Lfavodat pleaded " Not Guilty."-
The case was proeed by Mt. EamooS. The value of the
property destroyed was about 6,- ffentosnoel Cherry
raid that on the, night in ciliation he at. la Thorn'.
booms and sad defeedent and his brother-in.law acuMing
together. The elude* arid the door damaged were
both within the house, hot he tou/d not say who did
it.-Defeedint, ii. enswee to the emerge, divided that
be wad the Unite of the breakage. There were intent
six contending writhe+, a 15.1 in Si.. squabble the window
and door were broken. It support Ile egad Robert
Bendel'. who laid noon. could tell who did the damage.
The Bench considered the offence proved, and or.!t
Roden to aay les. fine, Is. daniege, and 11. coats.
RAMIS OT [LILL ATV). -Shalom' Sims was OMR.
cermet for being drunk on the Prince of Walu's Wed-
ding.day.-Dcf.hdant pleaded guilty, but said several
geutlemen treated WM with beer. He was sorry he
was the *one for liquor, bat was overjoyed. The
Beak, eimaidetiim the greenest-alms of the ease,
mitigated the fine to 6d., and 2s. 61. cools.
Srittleo Woota-Charles Fooks was charged with
taking • small quantity of wood, the moperty of Mr. I
Dram, of the Yalu of 21, awl wan fila id., coats
• 6.1., and damage SI.
&MUSING TV PA T karat-Henry Curtis, farther.
of Cluiritoe, was anatomised for refining to pay the soh
of £3 Is. &1., levied as a highway rate.-T. H Boater.!.
Coq., mid that a rate of 4.1, lath. C had been made for
retaitiog the blithe:Lys in the pariah of Clanton ; he
lia.l applied to delendaut for the amount doe by him,
which he relied to pay.-In answer to the ease Mr.
Danis ,sild that he himself male the proposition
for • tote of 4d., in the 2, half to be paid
In money and the other half by material for repairing
the reads. When aoi lied to to de hie share of the
pain, he we. very busy at wheat harvest, kit told Mr.
Bastard he would du the work when he cos& (pia
thou-Mr. Bastard then demanded the whole of the
meant at 4d. In the 2, which he at first refused to
pay, but ieftereatal teedered him four sovereigns.-la
slower to this statement, Mr. Leotard said that delta
deht wanied to deduct for emu work pteriusely dose,
whirl, be refused to allow.- His lordship theo explained
to defendant, that according to the procisioo• of the Asit
a epecial meeting of the vestry was required to be celled,
and agree to have hell paid in money and the remainder
in work and material. Such meeting had not hue
called, and therefore defeedent was liable.--Defendant
again alleged hating offered four seventies, which was
denied, End the Bench decided that he should pay the
coot e of the proceedlap Ss., and psy the fine. Against
this decision J.-feuds/it said lie 'hoed appeal, and welt
told he must do an within twenty-four bouts, ot a die.
tress warrant would be Maned.
Vista! lIIITING.-ths Thursday a vestry meeting
For the purpose at 'booming overseers, weywardeue, use
member, of the burial board, was held in the Toone-
hall.-Mr. Fisher, pen., in the ehair.-The various acP
emote were examined and mimed. ail the following
niSeen chouti :-Overeeen-Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Lee&
Way•sniett-Mr. S. Dana. Mr. Isue George and Mx.
Lock wet. appeialeCaoditon of the Banal Hoesd.-•
The committee of Nitiumes were re-appointed, Mr.
Ryer', of the Crown Hotel, and alt. Dave being added
to the number.
?twee SU IV ITORS' ACCOUNTS. -The wayagidene
of the various parishes in the division attended, and
passed their acoottate.
Douce AND SOTTNPOTT Itirtatr.-The works of
this line are tut approaching completion, and it loftily I
expected that it will be opened either the letter part of
Jane or the beginning of July. The ',emanate way is
own from Stalbeidge and Henstaidge to Braes ;and the
remaining portico to Blandford, • distance of about 15
miles, is being rapidly proceeded with. A very interest-
ing spectacle to those who live in the neighbourhood
now offers heat. Over the river Stour it is intended
to piece • tubular iroa bridge, and we.. are now actively
surged in driving piles for ttelonedatan. Those who
hare have steer sees ibis operation performed will be
well r. paid by a visit
CHARLTON MARSHALL. - Wonaini Max's
CLUB.-On Tuesday evening the members of this elet,
hell • ball at their rooms, which having beeu WWI
tastefully fitted up foreelebeating the Prince's wedding,
was exceedingly well adapted for the purpose The
attendance ems bat limited, bee thou who were present
eujoyed the " trip cm the light fantastic tee.*
A part of Ring's euellent quadrille band was in at-
tendithee, and all peeled off with the greateet matiaf.c-
tion. Deanne was kept up with good spirit till nearly
one o'clock. Refieshinenta consisting of coffee, tea.
• wen. provided by Mrs Hamer.
CORPS CASTLE. - A PPUI ITN ENT UT PARIISS
Oilmen& -On Thursday Kr. Samuel E.ans and Kr.
• j,.hgww, w, • appui.. tad 0.0,10•111, and Mr.
Charles Kept end M.. William Hawkins waywudens.
SALISBURY.- oi eat Aagoettnoi.-Some elWr-
ations have been a le with regard to the women'
service some our i se .eport. It was at first intended
to have this Derv; • .1 6 p.m., mei that only two on
three choirs ehould reemici for it. As Gus, however,
emil.l mom di-appointment to many people who would
not be able to attead in the le erning, it is now arrange,.
that thia service 'hall conuneuce at 4 p.m., and that
all the choirs shall remain. Arrangements with reg.rd
• epecial trains are in progress, and will shortly be
advertised.