The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21 00:00:00

ALLIGID AIION.

Henry Hoddinott, Jackson Bull, and John William.
' Payne, were indicted for meths( Are to • steak of funit,
belonging to Jetties Raclin" at Button Vasty, April 10.
Tee prisoners were seen " larking" in • policeman's
garden, and he fulissred ileum to swillelo 400 raids of
the stack, when he lost sight of them. Elhortig after WI
stack eras seen in • blaze. When apprehended intim.
unently on* of the prisoners bad some Inciter match...
The judge mid there wag no case, and directed an
aimnittaL

ATTACKING • WWI WITH • ICITHI.
William Coombs wan charged with wounding big
wife with • scythe, at Stoarton, June 30. Prisoner
was out mowing, and being much in liqaor wee toad to
leave. His wile had brought him his dinner, and
walked along the road with him. He told her to go
back and she refused. He ran after bar, knocked her
down, and beat her with the scythe blade until she was
insensible. She was parried home in a cart and put to
bed, and • surgeon wee lent for. She was bleeding
very much from a sever* cut on the head. In answer
to questions put by the judge, the wife said she had
been married to the prisoner for 19 years. Site had had
13 children, See of whom were living, and two were
out at service. The brisoner was • good husband and •
good father, and seldom took too much drink. Shia
did not (believe he knew what be was doing.— Tb•
jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced
to a fortnight's imprisonment with hard labour.

BROOVITO • WI7I.
Alfred Cox was indicted for feloniously shooting
Mary Ann Cox, his wife, at Trowbridge, on the 17tie
June.—Prieoner pleadel guilty to the court for enlaw•
fellytwounding.—Mr. Edlin, who was for the prisoner,
stated that the prisoner bad been n very respeetable
man. He had been married for 21 year!, and had been
subject to the most cruel provocation on the Part of bin
wife. She had indulged in habits of great intemperance.
The inhabitante o/ the neighbourhood and the elergy men
hal drawn up and joined in • roemorial, which he souk"
hand up to his lordship, and the prisoner would throw
himself upon the merely of the ooura—Sentenced le •
months hard labour.

HORS REALISM.

Alfred Hale was indicted for stealing a bores, medal*.
and bridle, at Worton, UM( D vions, on the 3rd of Junes
—lt appeared that Yr. Muaslethwaita had • brown
horse in • teld at Wortoa, and • bridle and wide in
the stable. Upon the servant going to elm Geld on the
morning of the 4th of June, the horse wee missing. on
well aa the saddle and bridle. About half past six that
morning the prisoner rode • bores, which was shown to
be the prosecutor's, into an inn yard at
Hs there endeavoured to sell the horse, but some
persons suspecting him, he was detaised, and was ulti-
mately apprehended.—n, jury found the prisoner
guilty.—lt was stated that the prisoner we. the son of
'ry respectable parents, and this was hie lout
a cffen.
—eThe Judge said but for this last information he should
have ordered him to be imprismied for 12 months, but
he should now sentenco him to 9 mouths imprisonroost,
with hard labour.

UM LAWFOLLT MIMEO/ GOOD..

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Richard Pickett sad Henry Utica ware indicted for
unlawfully receiving goods, the property of BLUM
Pickett, after he had hum adjudicated a bankrupt, at
Swiedon, on Hie 7th of thy. This wee a prosciuttos
under the 24th end 25th Vie. a 154 Me alittole
WMI that the prinanus bad rumored • pony and cart
after Pickett had bees, adjediosted • bankrupt kb the
same time it .1 &I .4 witted that • permit was la passeedect
al the property of Pinkest under • bill of sale, whale had
been duly regisfored last October. The learned Baroo
stopped the cue on the opening, and the jury acquitted
the prisoners.
THUM

Theodesia Brown area indicted for alealla; • civeatity
of soap, spies, currants, and tea, tbo property of
Charles Goddard. at Woothe Itiven.—Tbe jury found
the prisoner guilty, and she wee sootoemed to six
months imprisonment with hard labour.

FMOIIIOOB M 1114171.1.
John Bartlett was indicted for feloniously ammulting
Mary Jane Karl)lethwailsa with intent he., at
Ashton Kayos.. The jury found the
Rrisoner guilty,
and be was mntenonl to twelve months imprisonment
with hard labour.

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Bailey was indicted before Mr. Justice,
Mellor for unlawfully wounding Susannah Batley, with
Intent to ds her bodily harm, at the obspelry of Bt.
Junes.—The fury found the prisoner iuilty, and bet
was sentenced to seventeen months hard lamer.

Countrg fitioullattp.

Karcann Gm= Ortnanone.—Removo all old
peehaulm as soon as the orop haa bean Whored —beans.
kc., the aame—and preps» trenches for Celery, which
should be planted out immediately V the weatJber I.
favourable. Should rani fall freely, a busy time. lowa
deterred, will ensue. Transplanting aed sowing a
multitude of subjects must be hurried forward, ladled-
ing Broceoli, Homo's, Brussels Sprouts, Beek Radials,
Lettuess, Radishes, Cabbages, Tansies, Carron, ke.
make, too,, last sowing of Bangster's No. I Peek in ea
open sunny situation.

HOLLOWAY'S Otirrumff AND Pitta.--Bsrokirsas wren
blotches, eruptions, nod oilskin diseases mos par away
before the action of this extraordinary ointment, which
protheses its effects with a rapidity sod certainty never
experienced by any other medne in the world. Many
of the ordintry eruptions are owed by suppressed per-
spiration, and.. Has penetrating augment at eon opens
the pores and invigorates the absorbents, it disperses
the Inflammation by a double proems Few oriental or
internal diseases oui withstand the joint influence of
Holloway's remedies whilst tb• Matisse% cools and
soothes outward complaints. The pins. by PuritY.i4 the
blood, improving digestion, sod stimulating the tridneys
thoroughly, throw out from the Byelaw those nails
sorraptioas which sageoder erysipelas sad ire assoslaied
aillasats.