The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

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Tits Done* Taunton; will go into camp at Milton
Abbey on Monday, July 99th.
Cou.rr Voyss..—We should remind our reader,
that all claims to be plsoed on the county register
most be sent in by the 'WI proximo.
Striatum Aismin.—Weeteni circuit—Mr. Jostle •
Will., and lb. Jostles Hosting).- Winchester, July
15; Salisbury, 20 ; Dorchester, 24; East., 27th;
Bodmin, August 2; 7th; Bristol,
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COVIRT 000 RT CIRCUIT POI JULT.—Fordiorbridge
Monday, Dorelieder, n
TausdaYl,9lh ariari
Wednesday, 10th ; Weymouth, ~ursday, 11th ;
141andlord, Monday, 15 ; Pools, Tuesday, leth ; Christ-
church, Wedweday, 17th eltattesbury, blonds., nna,
Winoanton, Tuesday, ?d; Salisbury, Wednesday
; Abduvor, Thursday, 25th-
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VOl7llO PAPIRS the division on the datum
the &dorm Mill which provides for the nee of votin
awe werein favour of &coin, Flwrl.
•
RP(.l7:494tut, Limit -CoL Stark and Mr. J. W. Treeby
sad, with the majority at 38 *Oast IL-4 H M
Oftleraitt a. Edwards, G. G. Glyn, K. D. Bodleian
T. Mitchell, the Hoa. W. B. a Portman, IL D
Seymour, sad C. Waring.
Karma Dionaos. —ln the division upon Mr. Leine'
amendment in the Repropentation of the People Bill in
the Home of COMMIS co Monday nhOt. thaw L**ed
"xmithe ans--J. IL M. Cslaroft, Bdaards, G. G.
GlIC;1 Hon. w. H. B. Portman, H. D. Seymour, and
C. art "end tie nom were—B.Brooks, .1.
Flora. B. Harsh, H. Genial Start, Ideat.-CoL
Napiw lark sad J. W. Milky.

DONA H &STIR

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001106a103-noT. His tronhip the Meier man-
meads•pwerel holiday on Friday next.
Coma Put:Jos.—We understood that the Clerk of
the Peace has received. letter from the Pric7 Council
OMos, dealing to great a hence for the holding of the
exhibition of cattle at Dorchester, in July next.
Coax adiserdtv.—Vori MI" dot,, ia say
kind of grata at to-dey'. market. aboet former
ram were MIPPoIiOrL Inspector's Mara ; wheat.
OD.. to Ilea. per quarter, li.rksy, 3la to Us. Ayers se ;
63.. 31d.; barley. 365. 6d,
Carctin.—tsa astaniey, the 23+4 a watch
era plated between the Lupton Park Oleb sad the
SOO, all'al"• ea the greasd of the ferwer.
"tine Wee riled the sada was eistiet Is rimer_
ta• 314 en the arm lesisp—lleeee Mar ve
oad IS; Vadat rush, ra

Catour.—tio. Wedorday put • umiak will none eft
at Pail between the Ddrolieeker Reorestive
and the Derehrester Grammar School cdubs ;
following day a match will be &Yid in the
square between the K. U. A. and the 80th regiment.
AOCIDIRIT.—Aa a man Mined John Binott, in the
employ of Mr. &Linville, of Melva, was driving a teem
01 home. drawing • heanly.lades timber carriage
through rucidletown, by ovule mischance he fell, and
one of the wheels pared over his left leg, fracturing it.
The man rays that the wheel rested upon his leg, and
he had to call to the horses to back before he was
released! There appeare, however, to be mile ground
for thinkin r that e wart scarcely capable of knowing
whet he mid or dill at the time.
thin' Rannerfct Corer. Wedueedei. —Re j'
W. Hedsou,_late of Charotinake, Dow of London,
Publisher. .Figst lade of creditors. Mr. Dumb ap-
peared for begihnipS, cd owes to unsecured
creditors 1,497 ge. &L. to crealtore holding insuriel
CIO. Arab—ClD paid to • sandlot, a fr* effects at
Stt:h„ uniPeali, one.focuth abate in flutchine's
metdrY or Voe••*," of which weed park out of
twelve are published There are IMO oiiginal
scribers at 12 guineas each. No Wits chosen.
Augnat the iltet arm fixed for the •
sisoot.Aa CAsuALfy.-00 Monday eftereme, Mr.
Sanierays. of Nether Come anis, • lii.mber 01 the
Q.0.R.Y.C., wee practising at the heti+. attended by
reean-lne'ruot..rLeog. of the 3rd KN., while .k•
horse end cart they bed ridden titers I. was standing
by. After eve or di shots bad hem Grad, during whisk
the horse stood quiet, the animal eeddenly "bolted." a
the direction of Monekton turnpike gate, perinea
through a pees of wheat. It denied across the rule
lied sieves plots on Fordingtos Geld at a great pan,
without dela( any more damage _ than breaking the
Mid* and it turned Into the Weymouth road jum
before arrivine at Oil eneetery. Meeting with no oh-
stasdat it arrived In Booth street, where, however, It
oboe II canteet with Ur. Nutting. • son whet': was
standing in front of his pnulialls. The welt wee it
tented about the waggon so that the horse's head wee
aloe, upon the window, broke one of the spring, of the
vehicle and deemed the till..r, while the cart attached
to the runaway was ecopietely oyes turned, the Uwe
broke, sod the berm promeded on ite Way minas its at-
Mehemet, asateel, brassies it.sp.ed. Soon offer the
the bores was stopped. It had, neseived no injury, sad
the cart was sot nisei the worse for It. rough name.

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DARIO:MS TOR lerettes BY • RAILWAY AOLIDZOT
In the Common Pleas Court, at Westminster, on
Tuesday, before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and a
nacial jury, an seinen was brought by Mr. Martin, •
idliz,parter in the Poet-dikes naiad the London and
South Western Railway Company, for injuries
I sustained on their line, by en accident which °toured
on the 2nd of June last. The plaintiff, having taken
his place in the Scotch mail, which leaves Batton-
square at 2 48 p.m., the train darted, but had barely
got out of the station when it Game into collision
with some other carriages which had beim rue on to
the line improperly from another set of
rails. The plaintiffwas thrown about from side to
side and • good deal shaken, and the van was damaged
and taken beck to the elation and changed for another.
The plaintiff felt ill, but preceded on his journey to
Preston. When there be beams wens, returned to
town, and the day after again took his place for
another journey to Preston, but on this occasion when
he came beck to London he was obliged to remain in
bed and to gammon Dr. Waller Lewis, the physician to
the Post-office, who discovered injuries in the neigh-
bourhood of the spine, and, having attended him
for some time, finding he did not improve in health,
sent him to his native place, Dorchester. He returned
to London in September, but was ordered out of town
again in December, since which time, with the sleep
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non of the omestOns on which he came op for the
purpose of being examined by the surgeons of the
company, he has resided at Dorchester, where he has
been attended by Mr. Mmeon, the local surgeon. The
case set up for the plaintiff was that he received •
permanent injury of the spine, and that 450 paid into
court was far too trilling a compensation for his suffer-
ing and losses. This was the sole question for the
inry, and for plaintiff Dr. Waller Lewis, Dr. Webb,
Mr. Erichen. Mr. Holden, and Mr. Walter Coulson
were celled, and all the gentlemen gave it as their
opinion that the Cake was one which they looked upon
as likely to have a most unfavourable termination
For the company, Mr. Barnard Holt, Sir W. Pervasion
and Mr. Sibson were called. They gave it as their
opinion that there wee no disease of the spine, and
that the plaintiff would soon recover. In fact, Dr.
Sibson said that he believed the plaintiff fancied be
guffered pain, sad he would get well is Mob as the
action was over. The jury, after • careful summing
from the Lord Chief Justice, retired, and eventually
found • verdict for the plaintiff for C5OO, exclusive
of the £750 paid into court. The trial lasted all
day.
Folsom° Of A CHILD NY TOOTRAOHO
Oa Sunday last a child named John Garbles, about
wimp:eau months old, the son of Mr. William Garland,
of Fordington, greenerocer, was poisoned by dnnking a
preparaiion for relieving the toothache. An inquiet
ens held on Monday helix* Henry Look. Esq.. &mete
corocer, when the father stated that on Seedey morning,
about nine o'clock, his wife brought the eleild doers
•talrs and placed it in a chair nein& . cede table, upon
waswhich
hli ea,rorrs_ti..tynimgf ziArlhachees.p..."..ezl.;
f
- be had given /ad., and which was more than
three parts fell, for lie dmighter a girl of ton—
had told him that she dusted the mantelpiece
where the bottle wag on Setord.y, sod she thought
she left it on the t•ble. His wife was emceed
getting the other elidlren reedy for Sunday school.
Hearing the child cough, he looked towards is. and his
wife said, " e Ph, eh.' has he been taking r sod be, gee-
ing the bottle thrown down by the child on the table,
acclaimed. "Ob. be has bate taking my toothache
stuff." The mother took op the child, bat there did not
Appear to be anything the matter with it, end she gave
,t the breast, after wide% It played about the hone.. He
' gave it • bit el meat, which it ate very well, and then
ran shout a bit outside the door. shorty before eleven
, o'clock the child biome very sleepy, and be directed
Id. wife to take it to the doctor—Mn. Garland stated
ehtt elm took the child to Mr. Evans., chemist, eho l.
ministeved an matt* wish* took divot, and she after-
wards by Mr. Evana' dries took the child to the Dorset
Musty Bespital—Kr. W. J. Bennett, the honer
swede, said -bee he received the child it we.
very drowsy from the Whets of opium, and fell
*Jeep if loft for • minute. Odd miter woo
applied to its face, plead= wee used,
beagdy and tester was gives, and it was walked up and
MVO the oorridor between two mite till five o clock.
but thews means were ineffsetnal to revive it. Th.
n'lld was then placed in hot and e Id baths alternately,
coupled with the application of plead= for tm.
ours, bet so impr -anion Cal produced. It was then
grn.pps d up in • blanket and put to bed, with tid-
ewater bottlee to th. feet. It died about half-nisi one
Monday nsorninc. Mr. Everts informed him that lb.-
mixture seasisted on. half of !saddens', and the real
spirited camphor and spirit. of chloroform. Less thee ate-
mirth of the small bottleful would destroy the life
at • ohil4 of its erg. The cause of the child*. death wao
peisteeing by opium. It was not used in ails a
printed °entices on bottles of that die, bat the pwebarer
wee generally wanted to be careful. In answer to a
juryman, Mr. Beenett said the cogitate of the bottle
would destroy the life of • grown-up prison, and that
he considered the person selling it should sill the
4-km4cm of the purchaser to It. dangerous nature.
The. jury relearned • verdict of accidental Death, but
rap raised their opinion that chemists selling any
mixture matditiag potion sofficient to destroy human
life ought to Ogee • printed suntan upon the bottle
containing it.