The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-27 00:00:00

ELLNUFORD.

AccrMom —Three socidente hare taken oleo* during
the put weolt, On. of whioh it warn at find feared would
prow, fatal. Ii happened to the ton of Mr. Joshua
Hunt, of tt is town, oe.rpenter. The little fellow we.
jammed betesen two vehicles near the station sod
"evenly bun. We hear that he it provvrewong f•two.vt•
ably. Th. vv•her two, sustained by the aow of Mr.
Phelps end Mr. Middle, were of • tritivog nature. •
RUILS Cori.-0t Tuesday ',cuing the members of
this corps were, ander the command of Captain Johns,
marshal to the Crown Meadow, and there put through
a ehsrp drill by Adjutant Berndt in the presence of Lieut.
Colonel Moose!. The oolonel expressed his aatiefAction
at the mann, to which the moo had gone through thor
dual, and • hope that ea many as could powtbly
attend thee solo this year wool Ido so. H. had g sr in-
ured 500 men for the first pail of the time, and 300 for
the whole parted, and be should be glad to me that he
had 400 larts.ed of tutr.l (hear, hear, sod '500.') Toe
I gallant OM said" Fs( 500 4.1 up II an glad to
bear such eoeouraging axon...noes "(applause). At the
oonolusion of hie address the Colonel bade the company
good night, and left with the adjetaat and captain.
Bog buirr.—He Friday seagsung, between sight and
nine o'elosk, the woe announced that a boy bad been
lost. 11. 4. described as between seven and eight years
of ego, dresaei in light monism and dark coat, and of
Silt complexion, and is the son of Mr. Z. fithochard, of
Basedrord Ss. Mary, plumber. • haadmine reward
was offered for luformatioe of the loot child. It appears
that the troy, in oecupsay with several others, mwohed
with one of the regiment, to the race soothe on Thurs-
day last, and no his return tourney lost his way, and
did net return, musing Ms parents much unstmlesim
Samoa was made in vain needy all night, and nut
morning the mist annonneed the lam He was at WM
foetid by • carter in the employ of Mr. Green, bander,
of this town, out Tarrant Wotan Dawn. When found
the 11101. I.llow was orying bitterly from exposure and
hunger. Ha was seaveyed horns, where tte was no
doubt gladly received by his parents.
CoUITT PIM BeeliZONS, thiturday.— Before Lord
Portman, lion. W. H. H. Portmao, M.P., J. J. Farqu-
harson, Seq., and J. C. ltaatual-Pleydell, Sou
AMU Orefr, of atoll, was summoned for carrying
and using a gun without a license on land of Banta
Hantbro'L Toe keeper heard two shota, and found
deleadant with the barrel of • gait in his pooket. Mr.
A.tkinecio pleedisd so proof, and the cues was dismissed,
William but, • yotog men, was summoned for
sassolting a lad named Gmrp Crimp. Debsodant said
the boy would not Obey Use. His mother said the lad
had • fearfal black eye, and was nearly blind ad
severed with blood.—Finisi la and 9.. meta
Garr Ram of Launceston, who admitted killing a
Imre on Mr. Fruquharscia'a land, was lined is, and its.

- Riede Orsisder, who has a wesbnass for imbibing
niers iquor Lb 41 oho oarry, Irma brought op for the
offsooe, which involved her being wheeled home. Fined
Is. and its. 6d. wets, and warned uf her liability wader
tho now Jot

Outride Barnes sod 12461 a Davis, to the service of
dr. &west, f Winans, ta. Andrew ; Jaass.Woodlends,
in the service el Mr. Balrer of Wien ; sod /reek
Pr eie, I.svi Belo, sod George 0,114, It tits serviee of r.
'Poeta. of fct.oorne, were suluormi for salawfully
leaving servo* kr. Atkinson for the oomplalnaritc
Doris 4,,1 uo: ..ppear, hod rrhe NIA for ; he watered
th• mrurt ";.:14,10h!:. _

T 0..... UI Cherie Boom was first takm.
Complainant said hit swami deleted/tot al 100. •
week all the year, winter end samoter. On Moaday,
the sth. defsodaut *ad others owns sod milked him what
he should give for harvest : ha said,ho hardly knew, but
they were to go apreading mutant. Defendant mid he
should not, sad weal away. la ths evening he sent for
him. and told him he had ormArediteid forth. year, when
defendant said Alfred Martin told his to fiod out what
he Ira, to have for harvest. lie went away. aod did
not »turn to work. Hs Maimed IQ& as oompensation.
Doleodant said when he said about the harvest
mousy, Mr. Seem; said he didn't think he should give
him anything after that week, 00 which he said 'lf
you don't want us after this week, I don't buoy about
miming on." Then Mr. Basset maid, "I shall vast
you this week, but not liter." Complainant sent for
them. esoond time, and said it irru good lob they
had not °automated spreading the dung, or It inlaid
have been had for the.,.

—Woodlandr -o7tse w7a nest heard.
Kr. G. Baker, jag., disposed to hiring defeadant so
Ilth Marsh at 91. a welds, pottage and garden, potato'
ground, 200 farts, mid El for harvest. Defendant
entered the mavios on 6tl April sad worked to July
17, when he loft Oa MO 19th he &skid to bs takon
book, and was received, but at ter working hall • day be
waist ...ay wait. The.. wens Inc and a half days'
wages dae to him.
Woodland said when he asked ',bout mom harvest
money, Kr. Rater abused him alisznefally, told him to
Leave. bad said he wool' sooner let his swop. rot than
pay £5 for harvest
This. Kr,llsker. deoled.

/Make Davis wae—th• Re. xt to ooze up. He was still
" sgaiffey" aad the Biota reprimanded him.
r. Begot said &deaden% first agreed for 11:14. a
week, bat when the Union began be raised him to 12e.
On the sth August, b. and others &eked for extra
harvest money, and, oo hie toiling then% to go on with
their work. they left.
Defendant: You said " I shan't give you anything
more, you ciao go next week and U. blowoi for what I
care"
Mr. Bement denied it.
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ii;Orc 04,11;s csa;;;;ae neat heard.
Mr. owlet saki .0 ...din to him.
Mr. J. Fowler, Jan, arid defeadant's wage. were
robed from 10a to 1k on woottat of the 1.T.,i0n but
on sth August be and others asked for £5 for har:vest.
Hs offered them 4.. • day and 81. ea hoar before 6
ao.l after 7 p.m. but they refused it, on which he
told them to go no with their work. They wept away.
la the evening defeedut asked him to 'settle up,
but he told him be wadi be summoned.
Defesdant said he won told be eould leave if he did
not like the t.r.as Mr. Fowler, jaa. offered.
Fru* Prods offered the same defame.
Levi Biles's ease we. out heard
There woe £3 17a. 3d. due to his. Ile wee iingagod
at 10a • week, but left and went to the north. He
returned, and was takes as at ale. a week. On sth
Angast he left like tbe rut._ -

—Art; 7m;;dent—tio7 -Lord Portals° laid the magis-
trates bad decided Unit the men had broken 'maltreats
whiob they .were boned to fulfil. The Berk could
either abate their wegm, order them to ftdill their
contract* ennui the oontrsote, or U oompeamitioa
mould not meet the omit, floe them sot • CIO.
Nou-oomplianee with any of these orders r.n4.ssd them
liable to imprioonmeat not exoesting three mouths.
In thee* mom the magistrates deolded to annul the
contrasts, and sward the master. oomponaatloa of a
week's wages, defeadaate to pay omte—Woodisuel,
Davis, and Pride, 12t and ts eosin, Swam 10a. sad
Ba. The mosey was dedusted from the wages due.

PREVENTION OF FOOT AND YOUTH DISEASE.
Tea " tusont4ve" of the Court of Quarter Beasions
met st Blaadford on Saturday, and ordered that owoen,
lessees, or ocoapten of markets, fake, sad plasm for the
sale or lairage of cattle, oleo railway cattle Mack', be
thoroughly Mowed and didafeeted by washing said
It. application of lisovreah. Default herein *atolls
heavy pane/tin.