The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

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DOSCHICITTR CRICKET CLUB. —The lin•neial state-
ment of this club for tim meson ending 1862 has jsat
been is-se' to it. members. From this it appears
that the receipts, including a balance of LII lb.. 11d.
in the hands of th • treasurer at the end of the season
1861, and 00, the subscription of forty playing
members at is. each amounted to £37 is. lid. The
expend tore was £34 74 Id., the prinsipel item in
which was 08 8. 6d. for wet of twereyanoe of
players to and from matches, and umpires' expenses,
thus leavinA a balance in favour cd the society of
, 42_184. 401. . . • . . .

CIICIKT /Ureic= —This day (Theeday) • criiket
match will be played in Slayton Park between
army and cirilimm On the 11th and 12th of August
• match will also be played on the above pound be-
tween representatives of Dorset and Devon.
Pm w 1.1.4 toe Right Hun. Coolly D•remirer Lady
roorre, of Cover Brook.oreet, wee owed in London
•at the 2nd instant, by her....., the Right Hon. Augustus
Frederick Georp Warwick Banipfylle, Baron Fold- I
more, •nd William Henry Doraville, Req., the executor%
I The personality mac sworn under 1.35 000. The will,
with two wss executed in May lest, the inonth
in which she died. It croutons many specific bequests
,o the members of tor own and her late husband's family,
nen-ling her brother, Lieet -General Sir Goon. Beller,
KC B.; • complimentary legacy to the Earl of
ilimmltio, on. of the trustee., and to Mr. Danville,
her .neout"r; to the poor of North Molten, Devon,
; tb. poor of Pohlman., C2OO ; and to the Baster
£1930; appointing her son, Lord Maguire,
resol nary legstee.
TIEZ YIATX/011 MINORIAL.—The committee of tin
Yiertroaa testimonial issuance that £430 have bees
trourised in the town and neighbourhood of Sherborne
for the building of the hospital, and between CTO and
£BO annually for current expenses. The emomittes
bays morkted • site for the hospital, kindly offered
by Mr. Bixby, at • cost, for h•U•an-sens, sot exceeding
Cloo. From •sketeh obtained by Mr. Digby from Mr.
Sister. arehiteet, it appears that a building, suitable as
• memorial to the late Rev. H. F. Yestmae, eoeld be
erected at • most of about £lOOO..

Sanger's Great WM., se will be seen by an adver-
tiering in another eolainin, ii announsed to oak. its
ageism'ss to this Town end give two eatorlainzoents
on Monday nest.
°Men Pam flaniaone, Bbinimlll Satanfar.—
Before H. Wdliansa, Req., and Major Bylee.
DRUIDS AND INCAPADl.l.—Cbartee Force, a beer
house keeper, of Charnsineter, was summoned for being
drank 00th. 54th of J noe.—fkfeeriant did not appear.
—P.C. Abram proved that on the day in cpsesion he
wet the defeadant on the road to WarinwelL He bad
. horse and wagon, and was fast salerp in it drunk.
Wito.se endeavoured to disturb his slumbers bat failsd
in doing so. and he than took the bores and wagon,
to e. public-home.— Pined Sa. and meta

DIONI/LlCSPlliell.—Thookas Prior and John Va/husor,
,4 idmayna, were nammossed for h-ing drunk at
Broadmayse. on the 28411 of Jima --llideodants
tbiq been harvesting sod hal had a drop of beer, ,
mid on °owing bowie boils drop mom. They so:premed
thoir regret, sod IMO lusd Is. stab, oosta being
remitted.
AMU/LT. —'rbetusa Gale, of Toiler Porminan, was
chanted with ualawfaily beating B-inaril Legg, on
nib of Jana—Mr. 1.41 t mmearod for d•fandmit.
Complainnt stated that he lived at Hingcombia. On
th• day in questioa defoodant railed him " Postai."
and "honor," and jumped as him. He did not rive
deleadaat any mese for doing thi..—Crom-ssainlised
—Tao assault took plain at li*brr
&Mame *a Isha sad maul kiss "Nebo" aad "lassa"

ft. 4i4 not citi hie 0.1 in defendant's face. Had been
se/mond/4 ly, Xr. Dale for nen-pas meet nf poor-re...,
hot had ti.ref spi I he worrti imputnon him in return.
A man named Williant klinterne ems ell that pawed.
but he inanlted him' init.-William kfinterne olern-ornl
that defendant. him.. If. and enotker roan wet, I'M the
road near defendant's herton.shen op. of them roller/
oronplainanr names. COMII.II,OIt WITe b•Clit and ;e-
-mitted defendnet for haying railed hi,,, 'sews. Whiqfi
he had not done. Witness did not see defendant strike
itomolainant - ease dismissed.
l'ffir Hew DANK Ace. -Plavrard Minterne, of Tollsr
Porcornm, tas summoned for hiorine in hia prewession
two ralshits awl a grin on • turnpike rosd, on the 25t1'
oT June -Ur. Lot+ anrovirr..l for defPnrlant.-P.C.
Bishop said on the day in gonatine. alioat A p.m., he •aw
defendant on lan I b-longinz to Sr. J. A. Pepe. He
afterwards paw him on land beloneing to Lord sand-
witch, in the parish of Toiler. Wireese hefted the re-
port of a run, and now defendant get over • hedge
directly afterward.. After going through mental per-
son.. I.ed in yeranit of game, defenti•nt vat infn the
highway. WOrpote dope.' him and asked what he had
been shrink He raid he had not been on Ilk Pope's
land-it was his brother's. lie •Plted defendant if he
had any rahhita, when he repliet that he hod one. and
that he had &richt to Ann! nn Mr. 0 Ile's, his master's
land. Wlt.new told him hp had n& hen on his master's
land that night. He then searched him and took away
two rahhita, a run. and pewter and shot pcueh. Re
refused at first to rive hi. name, hot afterwanis said it
Yrs. Xiorerne, hut declined to ere M. ehriptian
name. On wywine the anteroom to him he Inn very
OM/11V.. and told hint to go to • hot Plyea-Clo'n''
examined : Defendant wad it was Mr. Gale's rm. He
was about an hoer on different person's Lod. Witnem
wan on duty. hut sr.. in plain clothe.. He told de-
fendant he had not better en over people's land, tint
did not tell him to come in the highroad Re had not
esaminecl the mishits, awl could not tell whether they
were *hot or trained. There were no means for de-
fendant in get to his master's honmetoent by going oiler
hedge. and Aitchrs.-On behalf of the defence Ur. Lock
fulled defendant's master. who stated that en the day
In question he pent defend•nt to Lower Kingeorehe
for • run. it, roine into the highnov defendant
would be a mile out of his we. -By the Ninth : Did
not authorise defendant to shoot hhits -Walter
Cornick. bmther-in-lsw of defendant sa'd he oectipied
• small field at Xingeombe Ire bed authorised him to
catch rabbits A path led from this field to Hook.
Taff. and Ukther Kingeombe, and was about • mile
from the highway. Defendant could have got over a
he lee to ,°t° Kineeornhe without going on the highway.
-Ifir. Williams askl the only question waa whether
defendant was net poaching or not. Re was lonlinefi to
believe that he wow. It made no ilifferenws whechsr a
man had fleeil off a 1111 or not; it was quite inft.dent
to find upon him two nahliits and • gun. The
Herod, therefore feed him fls. and ecrsts.-Wr. bunk
inneired what was in he deal with the rut.-Iltr.
Williams amid it was forefeleed.--Ife. Loa mid it was
defendant's master's gen.-Mr. Williams said he could
not help that. It vsn the law, and formed pert of the
oenalty.-Xr. Lock said be considered it was • very
hard law.
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Henry Dwhin. ostler. of Dorehester. wee irunmonfel
J•rnes Nag.. of Kimmins House. with
6dline for trout in a nrimite rterem of Iralow Woofing
to him —Defeaisat did not /mow. bat P.O. Graham
n'a,e4 nereonalir 'erring the aammons on
George Woodrow. e keener in the employ of Prom-
enter. mewl on Sondem. tran• SO. he saw defendant
" nee" his his end throw it into the river. dhoat a
quarter of an hoer efferwerda witnees mw him Pnt the
line into his pocket, when he went so to him end mid
lut should rammon him. Defendant unified "Oh,
very well if he must he most." Fined 40. i. and Cr. 0...
or in default two mouths' imprisonment with hard
lehnor.

Atm MVP. flheohipol awl faisaheth Sherbert',
of Weirton Newton, tan Orin, &bent Atilt and
'vowa of are. wore summon-1 by Eliotroth
of the Immo Amer. fro oemnitinn her on the 24th of
.lune.—Onveplainant oinlA in the afternoon of the above
flay she .111. ittand Int at tho Anew of hot non honm,
when Aefenilante, oho lived two dome from bee threw
vtovven at her awl nallol her very NIA nom... Wittman
AiA not know chat their manna foe Anion an was steer..
II was to "mit^ her. They loot "inittod" her for the
nod thin. montloh—'lho defeodant'n mother stated
that nonspbtinsnt hsA tbreonne4 "to Anse hen bleet...
hnt thia tinmolainant itenierl enA erinAoreil how *my
tom onahl hit rich a story."— The Bench heir', unable
to till !hi. matter itinninaent the woe, believing it atonic
of one owl half a Amen of the other.
NOW-C.WiLIATICIL Richert Sm•e+, a blooper,
au summoned by Wary Ann Willer for non pay-
ment tooter a hastarrly orAer.—Defonclant mit he
41.1 not know where woordainant lived. snot therefore
• soolA not pny,her.—C,nmplain•nt nekl she haA only
reeeive4 2v. M.. soft the "writer am maAe .bent threw
year. arn.—Defenilant promieent to ray the amount that
eonld only be recovered by law, 13 weeks, and wan
Aischarged.

Bosnuas Perrs fiessiovs, Tnirellalt. )(mass.
FS•fore ths liayor, sad M. Devesisb, F.. Davis, sad J.
Emma% Fein.
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ItneaULT.—Orwre Keret% ere a the &mooch online,
wag muleteer' be Thome. Ritudall. for seetioltios him.
—C•onplainat welted the Bench to adjourn the caw, as a
witness ii onerl John lissome, who wee present when
the weault took pleat, wee sharrit, and would Dot nine
evident,s unless compelled. —The Bench. however,
theusht the cane h•A better he gone into
romeleinent tasted that he wee a letter merrier et the
Dorchester Poet-office. On the morning of the 30th of
June, eland two o'clock, mm.,. et the Genre. ins. having
. with a friend or two. Mr. Resd,of the Kietee Anna
Tan, was OM. of the party, hot he was rkOP. When
,hee were •Il +boat to start Mr. Loveless woke Reed
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u.p7an-i.a-acti-too-k-Plere-e-het-ineen-thet•,--which ended
In the latter being pet out of the front door. Witness
and the others went out of the house into the Tart by
the back door, where they fond Read. Hr. Lave-
less mine to the back door, when Read began
to abuse him. Witham tonic °huge of Read, and
offered to see him home, and got him to the corner of
Hr. George Pouney's hoes, in North-square. He had
him by his left arm, when all of • sadden he
paled his arm away, and streak witness a blow in
the head, ening he would not he led shout by bim.
regular kht thee took plus, but Read had the best of
It. He had witness Awn, when John Haynes
nulled him off. Complainant picked up • walking
stick, and " raked" into him with that. This,
however, Reed took away and "walked" into him anin,
and had the best of it that time. Haynes toned
them again, when Keech came up and Read ran
away. The polione•n came to witness and said
" d- your eyes, this has been going on long enough,"
and with this remark he streak him a blow with his
staff on the heed. Read was gone by this time, but
Haynes was present. Re then struck wither • second
blow on the shoulder with hie staff and took him by the
collar, when Bayou said to Kroh "be steady with that
staff, policeman," or worts to that effect. Keech rid
"whet odds is that to you: d- your eyes I'll i.erve
roe the same." Hs then let complainant go and struck
Hanes he the nuath.-Cronvezunined Had had one•
venation with Hanes on two csiesaions on this subject.
The last time was on Sends,. at Finer,' bowie, in
Fordinton. Witness did not go cie re-pose. He met
him as he was going to eine his pillar-bozes. He uked
him if he would 0001. as a wailer, when he replied that
he would not. Witness sold be ought to come
without being entercened, both. knew he loot • "private"
objection to some forward and give evidence. He had
a conversation with Haynes the morning after the
assault took place They talked over the matter then,
but they did not correct their statements. Witness was
very much excited and exhausted by the aimanit ; in fact
he did not think he could have lived many minutes
longer if Haynes had not pulled Read off him He was
not drunk, although be had been in several public
houses and had drink. He left the Odd! field
between nine and ten o'clock. The drink he had on the
field was "shandy gaff." although he had one glass of
cutter dinner. When Reed struck witness Stephen
was about three yards in advance. He did not
see P C. Keats at all Tbe only constable* he saw were
Keech and rowans, and if Keats was to say that he
took Read off him, he should imagineit would be false
Witness did not hear Read cry' ' murder." Hr. Seward
persuaded complainant to take out • au Omani% spinet
Beech Did not know whose stick it was that
he found in the road. He did not brandish it over
Kroh's head, nor heard him my that if he held the
disk ...or hie he'd he would 11.0 hit stet.-Stephen
och preyed Irving the George lon an the morning in
nnemo.e IS oro any •ith Read and Harlan. and wit-
Deming the assault, and afterwards taking Sandell home.
-In crees-eumination within said Kendall was not
drunk,he was only • little "en and so."-Thonsas Lov• I. IP,
landlord of the George lon, stated that Lindell was
not snore ist liquor on the morning of the assault tan
I. el,. now. -Charles Hodge. said that when he
left Sanaa he was perfectly competent to go how*
by himeelf. -On behalf of the defence Kr. Andrews
called PC Keats, who stoked that I,e was oa duty
the morning of the 30th of Jane. When be was at the
town mune, Hr. Seward .11ed him to go into North'
square, which he did. He then sew Randall
and Rend mauling" about nab other and MI
down. Winer picked up Read. and Put Min
on his ler, when Reedall got up and attempt d
to strike him. The officer toll him to krt.
back, but he would not, and endeaeoured to sinks
him again, but missed his blow. end 'truck witness on
his right arm. Kroh then mum op sad said "Oh,
Kendall, what are you about?' linden than picked
up a stick and his Kerli across his shoulders.
Complainant was drunk. If any blew hail been give.
by Korth wither mud have seen it. Seward was
present all the thoe.-Tbe Mayor said: After • meet
patient bearing of the ease the Bench were of opinion
that as the evklence wite of a untradietory nature,
they shoald decline to adjedieste on the use, leaving
it open for any farther proosedings.--Complainant said
be should apply for another sunemosa.-Ir. Sysconds
said be meld not do that; ha weld indict at the Serious.
-Mr. Andrews applied for a certificate of diseiesel, the
cue not baying been proved, width, after mow delibe-
ration. was granted.
&NUM ON • HATER:N.-Charles Bishop, •
labourer,. was brought up is onslody, charged with
•Iceping in the open air.-P.C. Fromm said Ou Sunday
morning, about two o'dock, be was on duty at For.
Dern Mors Moen, asleep on • bayriek, belonging to
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Wedern goods delivery porter, in the employ of ,
Mr. Manley, King's Anne Hotel, was entinumed
tor haying in hie possession a pair of boor
the Prolasety of a soldier, belonging to the
battery of Boni Hone Artillery.-Defendaat eluded ,
guilty, and said be met the seedier at • put lie bun,
who asked him if be would bay • pair of boar, as he
said he had no turner need el the., his tire Win
almost expired. Defondised irked bh• it be weld eel
them when the soldier said be could. He thee bought
the boots, sod gave th. kr thew He told Mr. Orchard
the next morning that be had bereht the lonic end
went to the bureau on the ore day with them on,
and bad wore them pelliely ever sines. He had an
Id.. that is baying the., be was doing wrong, se he had
men headreds of them in eswowd-mod sloth.. .hor
hoe eids.-Owhila Poide4 toed
dissier didomiri tura hi isplefer, bed

so eriiiv to press the *barge trestinet him, and wished
the summon* in be withdraws. lie, however..
wishe I it to be peidiely known. and reportally &omen
thee men whose itudrem was shout the hernias. then
they muvt not buy eoldiere meemaries. 0. therefore,
with the ancient of the iteneh. would withdraw the
oher4e, and pay the expenses Menrred.—The Mayer
gild he d defendant, or any cater men in the tewn,
would not abaft Clptsin Paget'. Itisiteera. hew-
ever email tot help believing that as deleodent bad been
earlier lie meet have known that he we. acting
rare. in buyivg reddiene necesseries.—lhrfearlaitt we..
' then "charged, sad thanked Captain Paget lee his.
kindneo
Countrritri In TFIN DONNE? MONTT GAOL—
Assize a: David ffiblet, hormehreakiag at "fermi'," ;
irituptianndmentie." brad Cobb hlf,4ltog,'eb dran: Witym at Rev. tt
days.—Mard Labour :—Thomae fbinnrlere, selling ieer
without license. 2 months; Adam Sett. vogramy
at
Lynne Regis, 14 days; William Herding, emaide
.Assill'utrtill:tit:osiSr:spicilasbeAuilie:a.e.t2rneaftjiewdwinn3:ryst:oittuthiiil;Chhi:ediiariess:7lo:ll:lB.l".DosliNkt.b.:
John 1)10. .truliag boom at Blandford. I nventb ; Ame
Dale. etevlive • knife, at Blandford. 1 month.
WEYMOITTII.--A DNLIQIITTUL Tair.—Orr Friday
moraine the Prince atom yacht left our barber be-
an excursion to Beans ge earl Bournemouth The
weather being beautiful about 120 permits availed thew
selves of this delightful cruise, the fares being melt ea
would almost Merit of every one esbraidnetl copy
utility of a day's pleasure. An appeared to enjoy
the voyage thormighly, and it is pretty generally wished
that similar trips will be, offered to the poblic as they
cannot fail to be appreciated and supported
COUNTY Comm —The hasioess seasisseed with this
Court was traneacted on Thereday, at the Gisfidhall,
before Edward Everett. Rm., fudge' bat thepeoseedisg.
were totally devoid of features of interest.
MORETON. —Fog cast or Mn. Sapana.—lt nil
to doubt be in the recollection of our modem that
about three weeks ago we had occasion to bring before
them the serious accident which occurred to Mr. David
Svneono. • guard in tee employ of the London and
South-Western Railway Company. Althoirgh, at Ink
it woe believed that he would recover front the frightful
injuries he rec len!, the hope proved delusive, sad the
poor fellow expired at Guys Hospital, London, where
he had been conveyed, on the kb of July. The
was afterwards conveyed to Moretoo, where on ;,=
afternoon the funeral took place. The body was home
to the grave by ail porters, followed by several inereties
ant guards in the company's employ. The funseal ear-
vice wavmoat ISO pressively read by the Rew.C. Frampton,
and severel p.reoaa essembled to whom the istannent.
The deceased had been for about eight jean • guard In
the South. Western Railway Company's employ, awing
which time he was much respected by his companions,
sad hi. untimely fate he. cart • einem over *tom The
poor fellow' who was only 28 years at nese has left •
widow and two children to deplom his leer- but it is
ratifying to smite that • subscription hes 14en set ea
foot by the officials emitsected with the Dorebeelise sad
Weymouth stations of the South•Weetern Railway eft
behalf of throe who are in so sad • manner deprived of
a husband's core and a father's love. An isquest we.
hell on the body, when • verdict of " iteeideedal
Devth" woe retorted.
BL iNDFORD —Citicarr.—On Thursday, the 16th,
a match between the Blandfard and Shaftesbru-y clubs
sill come off in Mr Lock's Sell, when we trust our
" knights of the willow" will not only show their
.haftesbury opponents good play, but come off with
dying colours.
Ruts Gornermos —On Tuesday (this de.), the
return match between the Pool, gentlemen and their
Blandford competitors sill come off at the teats on the
Down near Blandford.
Wise's BAND —On Saturday evening we were again
favoured cub a choice selection of music by this ex-
cellent band. The third piece especially was very
beautifully played, and called forth the commendatim
of the hystan. who appeared highly to enjoy the
rich artistic treat afforded them. We trust that for tie
remainder of the summer we shall weekly be favoured
in the same manses.
ITALT AND GARIBALDL—On Friday Last, a very in-
teresting and instructive I. cture on Pervert Re-
nt imences of Oaribeldi and the Revolutions et Italy,'
was delivered in the Assembly Rooms, by signor resale.
We regret to state that notwithstanding the maw
nature of the subject treated on, there was but • mail
audience The lecturer described in glowing terms MI
enthusiasm the character and achievements of the great
patriot of Italy. His self de ial, simplicity, and total
abnegation of his own interests ; his noble daring, and
the power he swayed over those who acknowledged him
as their leader. As the lecturer took an active part in
the scenes which he depicted, he was well qnalided for
the task he undertook, and we understand KO address
gave greet satisfaction.
CuRN MAIMS?, Naitirdsy. July Ilth.—There was
larger attendance than weal to-day in consequence of
the wool salve. For all descriptions of grain there was
a downward tendency.
Wool. AND COM, MANIIST.—Our total market for
wool and cheese was held on Saturday last. Of the
forgoer there were but few samples offered, and trod*
was del. Prime about the same as at Dorchester fair.
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Abut 7 tons of cheese were pitched. wlt'ch m-t with a
doll sale at from 265. to 30s. for household, and from
40.. to 50.. best.
STICK IAND.—On Wedneaday, the Bth inst., tee
inipureive ...mons were ',ruched by the Rev. J. Pratt,
of Yawns Port on behalf the New Wesleyan Chapel-
The rev. gentlemen took we his text in the morning 2(.4
Cot 8 chapt ; 9 ver, and in the evening 12th chap.
Daniel. 3 Mina. In the afternoon • Ulmer for the
same object was opened, which was attended by a goodly
number of friend., who manife-led their liberality on
behalf of the cense. The collections were no good :
and the whoie of the proceedings gave great
and redected much credit on those who kindly wasted
,on the occasion. At 5 o'elock about 300 perlOna sat
down to • pubic tea which was served in a Bald
near the Chapel, kindly lent by Mr. Allan, and whew
alen the services were held.
POOLE. —AQOATICS.--Oar harbour present' en an-
usually gay ape...ranee these summer evenings, from the
number of mall boats and other craft disporting about,
this being • favourite recreation with the youth of
Poole.
TIE WIATHIII during this lasi week has been very
warm, and u the cereal crops are favourably reported,
it is expected that the harvest will be an early ous in
this di.triet.
THICAIII Or IIirAnTICIDIL —Our reader. are apprised
that the County Assists will open on the 22nd inst., and
that Ann Cornish stands for trial on the charge of 'Wild-
murder at Loudest, Poole.
AQUATIC KICUISION.—It is notified that the stitalma
Ursa Major, will, if the weather prove favourable, make
an excursion Tuesday (tins day). from Poole to Swassip,
calling at Bournemouth on her passage.
Halsor:it PRoTINCIAL BAIL—It is with regret we
learn that the menage/ silk. Poole branch of this beak.
H. IL Thurston. Bon., is shortly to be removed, having
been promoted to the united management of the Bland.
ford and Wareham banks.
TiIIisTRICAL. —The London Dramatic Company hau
given some talented dramatis and Shaksperien repre-
sentation, during the past weak at the 0.14-Pellows.
Hall. Several popular dramas, an now performed an
the London hoards, have been given, but the after-
piece—generally a " 5We-splitting fareen—le pu-ent-
inently their chief role, and unanimously considered the
particular forte of this talented little band of ailinies..
Their stay is limited to • short time longer, so th at all
who enjoy • really good dratnetic tabkate, Auld mat
fail to pay them • visit.