The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

SALisiaY C•TIILDRAL 80100 L.—The autumn
term dosed on Saturday th. 22. d what after
the asual examination, prima wars awarded as
141"1° 81111114. 'MMus, BMam7 L ; &adolass,
Wbinnarab. ix. Grammar, let clams, William.; 2nd
ohms, Salter 13rd class, &Mame u. in. liathematios,
id 01..., Williams, Bochum L, 2nd class, Pool.;
llpinmy U. Drawing, Bahama t.

deco:mum—On Tuesday, as elderly man, whoa
Mama Mandy, was admitted into the Salisbury In-
firmary, suffering from a large scalp wound, coationed
by his filing from a hayloft balongiog to Mr. Baker,
Sisherton, by whom he vu employpd.-00 Friday
eresiint_a sailor boy, named WosM, earring on board
the St. Vineent, had two of his angers on his right band
embed ler some eog-wbeels in 114. Marlow. elinabter-
boos. The boy had formerly been employed by Hr.
Mario?, and baring beim called it wee misting. He
We. admitted into lb. infirmary.

LIMAN POLLLED'S Baninerror.—At lb. Bank
replay Overt (before Mr. Colwell=Weer (leathern)
iter4o Pollard, milliner and dr...weaker, of this oity
°awe up for bar deal elawination and order of
discharge. Yews. Robins, Vowing, and 00.. aolLiters,
represented the trade assignees. XL, K. T. Stevens. of
gaii•bary, lines draper, end Mr. Henry button, of Rt.
Paul's Churchyard, warehouse's'. The statenient of
eeeesetn, which ban already appeared In ow columns,
shows the total debts and liabilities se ELMO 13e. 3d.,
fad the delta/easy £OO3 la. IL Tbe Makrupt's
expenditure bad hew ClOO per annum. Tbe creditors.
who reads at Leedom and billihary, had, by a resolu-
tion wider the 110th weeiee at the Bankruptey
11161, stayed proessainp In bentrapky, sad on the lith
of lain 11100th, when the haakrupt applied to pass, an
adionfiumet was ordered, to enable the assignees to
examine her eesoants. Mr. Twining now slated that
the snipe's were quite willing that the bankrupt
should receive her odes of discharge and the mune was
greeted socordtegly.
PENNY Itwelere AT Maiastrrog. —On Tecedai
weeniest 'Peony goadiag," in esseeetios with ths
" Fieberton Kemal begrovesaent 9ea1e17,7„ was hold in
de Infant gehool.roont. The Mayor ofSagsbory in the
amt. A readies by the ger. 0. L. Wilson, "04
Cerise up—a Boy's advice to Boys," la astatine so
eseedned • good seraL The nest
e$ by 0. Y. noel, "The Asphilbsalre eels

more el bang takes Irma Balwees "Last Gays of
Pompeii," speaks for Itsslf. The other readings,
"'Squint has sad his Irish servant, Andy," by Mr.
Brame% "Mrs. Tiltbatils Tea and Miens," by Mr.
J. Lucas and "The Gossiping Woman," by Mr. Tutt,
were amusing, and delivered with much spirit; still
they were deficient to two points—no instruction could
be derived from them, and the sable*. were hardly
calculated to lade*, the, better char of female' to
repeat their visit. The melds, by a ladv amateur, and
the more by Meson. Newton sod Yeatman, were
spirited. sod as.. much pleasure. A highly e..p...r.bie
awl crowded audience proved how highly thews readings
are appreciated. A vole of thanks was propmed by Dr.
Lush, to the readers and singers; and the complimo nt
wm immediately returned by the Her. liutlin, to
the ehairman.

Cm Petrie Sisetorts, Monday.—Preeent ; The
Worshipful the Mayor, F. B. Fisher, Esq., and T. W.
Gilbert, E.g.—Nary Ann Bungay was brought up on
remand, charged with steeling a ham. weighing 171ba,
Ike property of Kr. Coles, High-street. The ham IMO
' stolen from Mr. Coke rhop on the afternoon of Monday
the 17th iest.,rand in Om course of the evening the
prisoner took it to the house of Mr. Hoot,. tail,,,
Browoutreet, where she sold it. for Ts.--considi-rahly
below its value. She said the had it from a woman in
Fishertoo, for whom she worked. On being •ppre-
bended by Sergi. White, the prisoner said her little
girl brought her the ham to sell for Mrs. Thick, wife of
Mr. Thick. botcher, Fi•berton.—Mrs. Thick was called,
and denied having ever given a barn to the prisoner
or her child to sell for her.—lu her defenos, the
prisoeer repeated that her daughter (a child 12 years
of age) brought home the ham, and requested her
to take it to Mrs. Roots, to sell for Mrs. Thick. She
took the ham to Mrs. Sliervild's, )(ilford-sireet, to have
It weighed. It weighed In lb., as the And bad pre-
viollsl7 stated- She gay* the 7s. received from Mr..
Bilotti to the child, to take to Mrs. Thick.—'l he prisoner
was committed for Iv ial at the seetiona —Sarah Jane
Hammy (12), was charged with stealing a kg of pork,
weighing 10) Ma, also the property of Mr. Coles, on
Friday last. —Tbe prisoner was not seen in the shop,
but in the evening she and a sister Wei* found in pose..-
abs of the pork, at Shergold'e eating-houise in Milford-
street, were they asked to have it weighed. Prisoner
said the pork was • present to her mother, who would
be glad if Mrs. Shergold would buy it. She asked 6d. a
lb. for it, which Mrs. Shergold eventually paid her.
When at the pohce-etation, the prisoner said she
gave the money to her mother.—Sne was committed
for trial at the pardons. The prisoner was farther
*barged with stealing • middle chine. weighing 711bs,
from the shop of Mr. J. A. Sutton, Wieehester-etreet,
on Thursday. The evidence in this was somewhat
similar to that lathe hot case. The chine was meld to
Mr. Shergold, in whom shop window the prosecutor
found it exposed for sale. Mr. Shergold gave the pri.
sorter 3s. 10)4. for it. It was valued by Yr. Sutton at
So. The prisoner was farther committed on this chance,
The Mayor informed Mr. and Mrs. Shergold that,
li, the opinion of the Bench, it was highly discreditable
to have purchased joints of meat from • child like the
prisoner, without lirst =kin; proper inquiries.—
George Collins, a returned convict, was sentenced to two
months' imprisonment, with hard labour, for assaulting
Polioemonstable Har ord, whilst* the execution of his
duty.

COMITY BALL—A county ball took plea' at the
Aseembly•rnoms no Teesday, under the stewardship of
the Earl Nelson, Viscount Folkestone, Mr. L Antrobna,
M.P.. Mr. 11. H. Mandl, n r., Captain Jarrett, Kr. H.
Grove, L tinmerton. Mr. T. F. Grove, LP., Lieut.
Colonel Bathurst, Mr. F. Macdonald, and Kr. J. Pinch.
net. The beli•romo was most tastefully decorated by
Mr. P. Roe, of Cetherine-street, and when lighted up
prorated a very brillient appearance. Ulmer& of 100
of the Miteof the city and neighbnurbood were present,
including the Earl and Counter. Helga, and party from
Trafalgar House, Lady Alice Nelson: Lade Constance
Nelson, Viscount Hawarden, the Hon. Grime Mande,
the Hon. Clemetina Maude, Captain and Mrs, Miller,
Mr. Long, Mr. D. Villars Dent, Mr. Walter Whitimore,
Kr. Algernon Neeld ; Viscount Folkestone and party
from Loneford, including the Hon. Mimes Bonverie
0), Lady Maria Strangest; Lord and Lady De Manley,
Hon. Mines Poneontry (3), Hoc. Bertrand Bouverie,
Hon. John Bouverie, Hon. /lark Roarer* Hon.
Mr. Bettie, Mr. John Rocuilly, Mr. Rummell Steel:rumen.
Mr. Alperio Macgregor; Mr. H. T. Grove, Mr. A. F.
Powell, Mr. Walter 111nrewether, Captain Heathen*
11. IL, Miss Mardi, Kies Edith Marsh, Mies Cecilia Mao.
donald, Mr. Henry Long, Mr. Hamilton (Palace),
Mr. W. Bennett, the Misses Benett, Mint Bill, Captain
Marlton, Mr. W. Benet. jun., Mon Jervis, Mr. J. H.
Brewer and party, inolnding Km. Brewer and Mises
Brewer (9), Mi.. Fladgate, Rev. T. Woodbam, Mr. W.
C. O'Connor, Mr. T. Pontine, Mr. F. Brown, Captiin
Beverley Robinson, Mr. E. G. Benson. Captain Jarrett,
Mi.. Jarrett, Mire A. Jarrett, Mr. awl lire Fitsherbert
Macdonald, Commander Dnuelaa Walker, nom., Mr. L •
Makin, Mr. Best, Mr. Cardell, Dr. and Mit Tristan:
(Wilbury). Captain Fawcett, 33rd Foot, Mr. W. L
Frans, lily Gregor's, Miss Best, Mr. and Mrs.
Ache Bradburne, Miss Beadberne, Mrs. B. Heath..
oote, Mr. Trollops, Captain and Kra. PinekneY,
111 r. W. Pinckney and party, Mr. Vir, W.
Yonne, Mimeos Young, Mr. F. W. Young,
Mr. IL Cleland. 102od Regiment, Mr. and Mrs. Moore
and party, from Durringtou Hoese,ineludine Mies Moore,
Mr. Hutt, Miss Hutt. Lientenant-Colonef:Esette, Kr.
Galley de Lionnez, Mr. &utter de Bourdingy, Mr. IL. F.
Beleey, kn. Dancing eommeneed about ban °Week, and
was kept up with much spirit to the strnins of Tarymtt's
quadrille band until nearly dye o'clock on Wednesday
morning. Mr. Finley officiated as master of the sere-
monies, and the refreehmente, which were of the best
description, were supplied by Kr. Ward, )of Milford-
street.