The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20 00:00:00

BEAMINSTER.

itesclar. Stenos /OS Lam —An affeetionate
to the dna obeerrance of Lent bas tree made by tits
Bev. A. °mid, vicar, sad lateens have be.. arraeged
to be delivered in 81. Mary's Marsh en Wednesday sad
Friday eveninp tall holy week, when there sill be
doily monk* at a.m. and 7.30 p.m

00WITT POTTY Shah" Ifouday.-13ifore W. 0.
lambert, Faq., 6 & Ladd* Seq., W. lloakine, Fog.,
and W. T. Cox, Seg.—William Curtis sod Walter
Carib pleaded guilty to slesilog a Tuohy of turnip
=value Is., from a And ag to Mr. Semen
of. February 4th, at South Perrolt. It he Is
the saddle of the night, itedletondeale bed a large beg
with thou—Fined 6d. nab, and Ge. echt—liark
Oh& for tali* Silba weight of Um* Plow as Mot
lease time sod place, was lined 6d., aod 70. N. meta
—Georg Norris erns 'barged by P.C. Will, with
beim drunk and riotous on 3rd February.* Henedwineor.
He pleaded guilty. It wee hated that primmer bad.
wife sad twelve children. He promised to abash from
drink is future, sad, the Booth In huoideltioa of his
sad fase4, and there being no peonies tionvistion
Mon. miaieed he ause.--Sammil Trask was
oiqd by P.C. Chaffey with riding enth le • antra
tols of February, at Hawkehurela—P.C. Cheesy,
end host 10 p.,lie saw delendset in Um w
Weep. It wee vary dark. Be walked by the
the ewes some lithe haute, and Smllsg thimerlant
didn't wake he stopped the huge, hoot t and
woke him. Truk asked him whereabouts. be wee as be
did not knew, He bad had • Inds drink, but was
remade of taking °barge of the home. Defeadant and
he was sot shop, tbe TIMM he did sot mons was
hi we. afraid to, as he thought it he some one
going torch him.—Finad id.. and Si. Id. meta.—
Osage Con the Memo of the hideout lavas,
edjoiniur lirieport railway elation, vu heated by
Andrew Wadham with • brew\ of the Turnpike Ant,
in Megal/y demendisir • mean toll on ha 17th
January. Mr. Joni& for defeatist. Andrew
Waltham mid he had emu goods brought by tbe rail-
way which he hated to bring into the tows to his shop
Is Brtdpart. He sent Jobs asestord, who was I. his
eniptoy on the 17th lunacy, with • bone and waggon to
borrowed of Jobs Hasiderd's lather to feta them.
Crese-examined This doesestil was al liredpele gate.
He lived at Bredpoie but hie nth we. la Bridport. He
was an iron and beam teenier end had bees having •
quotity of pig iron Waled Ss hie shop oe that day kr
the purpose. of his Wade. Haselonee father bed
several times before lent him his bone sod waggon.
Tbe wagon went several thee that day frees the rail-
way told. oboe. He had three ter with look She..
thee to haul—Jobs Hatiefeed and on the 17th
Jemmy he was holies pig inn from the Bridpsel
atetioe for his master, Mr. 'Moths, iO-1161 MOW.
fosedry. He tut hat there front Braden', with he
hone and canoe as 8 from kis father., which w,,
beyeed the tarn** gale. He loath with shoat • too '
of pig bon. He came to hi turnpike aed paid lid.
toll to the defendant, whisk be demanded of him sad
pare him • teatime hith he produce& Hs het Inte
the town to his merebsee shop, saleedull sad weal huh
to the notion ungg. He pseud through the ple„ ;
loaded as the hake and west isle Bridportvainliebie I
muter's sad unkeaded ; after that he rearmed with the ;
harm and waggon to the sloths empty, and loaded
shin and push through he gal., sod while be was
=illthe gate defeedest and hi hand not ohm
y more without paying another tell. He had
him bin.. ter hadn't given Mm the money ; be went is
and unloaded as before. He took up mine ell/here at
hie nionter's shop in the whom. He drove an far as
the railway Users. ',rhea was near the gate. He then
took up four boards for his master and het on to the
gate. The defendant was at his door at the gate sad
said be wanted another toll He paned through the
gate. There is • second toll gate a few hundred yarde
on belonging to the win gate. Defendant ran oe and
shin the other gate and stopped him. He shot his if
he heat to let him go through and he said not without
payin,i another toll, as he now d thor. hoot half..-
hour. th &Auden* one aide he gate mad bismelf en
he other. Defendant stayed there to provost him
his( through. • man 'same ous the other aide of the
gala with a cart, and defendant tried le push his hone
and wagon back with theists. The nuis west through.
A policemen then came up. He (wheelie) had two
Nook. of barley meal on the waggon for hie muter.
Defendant said to policeman, " Yoe ase see take this off
this wagon.' He then took it at, the Otte wee
thrown up, and the bores and waggon wont through.
l'he polkunan ordered hits to go through.—Orete-
examined He he at. arwleleat of ht. meirter's. Ho
wait through the gate three thee. He did not cam
nutting beak either time sheet hi loot, when he
carried them clinkers, boards, gad barley men, width
were for Ida master. Us did out know that hie father
had ever let the horse aid weigh on hire to the de-
fendant or anyone eta. With defeadut denmeded
second toll he • aid nothing to him eseopt that be bed no
money. On previous wisdom be hod aid socend tolls
on isms day when he who balding goods from the
station to his ommer's with the mama wages*. He had
his time. The shoed time Iwo went to the elation be I
did not me the adesdank at the turapiles gate as he
paseed through. His father wee • market gardener, and
kept this hone and wagon.—Mr. Joilige said he game
In querrtios formed part of No. I distriet of Bri.iport
turnpike gates. It had been the practise previously on
similar amnions at paying mooed ink, and it wee very
ramotelale that whoa hauling heavy goods like pig Iron,
wallah would weer out the roads quicker than lighter
loads, that an extra amount of toll should be psi& and
It was evidently the intention of the Legislature that it
should he paid se there was • chase to that efect Is the
loan en applying to this gate, and also is the
turnpike ant ; it he also by law he duty of the X:Pari
t
WINS he him was made to have demanded exemption
at the time which wise not dome—TlN. Bente said as •
Preview toll had been paid it was their opinion that the
defendant thew °Destructively the muse of the ex-
empties expected by the obtain& —Mr. Joiliffe also
relied upon several mein at PartillM4loi In support of his
ane.—Thei Bench here desired Rumford to nue ezaotly
what couvristioe took place at the gate. He mid he
asked defendant to let hint go thron,b and he wouldn't.
No ecevenation ensued. ileteoJaat told him be
woxildn't let him go through without paying another
tell, sad he waited till the time the other waggon mete
en —Tim Chairman' Mated that the Court was divided
and lb.y wend therefore give no decision in the case;
It he homiased. He oho said that Yr. Cox
instead of gunnels, the waggon going through the
/gbh should have allowed the waggon to go throat sod
afterwards manntosed tho plaintiff for imams toll.
Ha should not have caused the high to be
kept in the road for half no hour, thereby
who( a. obetramion of the highway.— Yarns
Dark, of Wynford, Sonienet, charged by Police
Superintendent Mao Hale with being drunk and riotous
It Breedwinsor, on the 24th January, wee Seed la. and
To. coats.—Junee Bowilitala ant Sanisel Norman,
therged by flepetintradeut Yee Hale with being drunk
and riotous as the 27th January at Thorecosebe,
pleaded guilty. Both of the., had previously been
convicted for the same offense, Elowdith two or three
Sowdelsh was lined 12e. iscludise goof" sad
Norma ilk heisting eons, or, in default, seven days'
imprisoainest. Allowed • forteight to pay in.—Jams
Davey and Oeorp Davey (man and wife) were niarged
with denies • hoot, the property at James 11
on Mb January at Stoke Abbott. Jas. Da.7.76
been washing at prooseutor'a house, a sheet was after-
wards misyst, sad P.C. Who found it on • bed at
=sehouse. Jane Dishy said hto e took tt awry
ams bread In and Minded to nature it. Ms
sow Pleaded gedlty.-11r. Lambert 'aid it was a bed
ease, it appeared she bad been employed by lire. Her-
wood for two years, who had shows more retest for
her than she had in rotors, she week, therefore be
committed to prime for six weeks, with bard labour.
The behind was &shush a. hors we. oothoti In
show that he knew anythUng hoot the abut —Jess
Cadge ha charged with stealing wood, the property of
Daniel Cox, from a cart at &limy Ash. in the perish
of Netherton', on let February, vales 2a 6d., but the
prcesiontor not wishing to pros the sem is oonsequenes
of primmer's large family, he was discharged with a
mane.

BALIaBURY.

Cusses Ideaeurr.—Ai OUT monthly cheese-
market, as Thane*, there wore about 160 eaes
pitebed. The &mesdames was Ism, and an emuly
alearame use effected as ooseidersbly higher rates.

Tnie EIALDIRUZY CHIUSTY MIJUITUXI. Those
anmeeur "delineator." of Deco eberaoter, pee •
woad entertaissiewt at the kormbly•rooma, on
Mooday evening, The &Meadows was large, and
the performiusoss of the ploy gave great esWaeMon.
" Mr. Howard's thump Speech" was given in • very
weasing lawaler, and • burlesque.. wailed " Tbe
Irmilaohy Barber," was sooosediel in creating ream
of laughter from Mom present.

841./EROI T PROVIDENT DISTRIIIIART.—Tb• Pima
sorting of the wheeribers sod governors of this institu-
tion was held last week. The conotittee. to 0414 re-
port, alluded to the continued usefulness of the inetitu-
lion, there being no fewer thaa 11b2 free sieisters oo
the boobs. The moments showed • talcum on the sob.
Priptioe fond of el 13e. 2d. doe to the treasurer ; the
receipts boa the her nmenbere, loolodin• £75 fram. the
sabseription fond, amounted to £362 3s. lie., the whole
of which wa• upended la mediesi attendance and drop.

Irrors or Ka. K. H. MAW, nom
Millteue.—Trail to hi protein jest Kowtow to the
eleelion, whoa Mr. Mara was etsapellog to visit
Asetrebs, to arrange impartast 'dabs there, the boa
mewl= (awls(bst. rweietted In hie ableste), hat is.
rotromd in Uwe to take part. almost the Grit debate In
the wow Peak:East. The belle all the Tailor ehershos
In WIWI" wore mei oe delengsy, in oelebeatios
of WIN reset We hear that hie apish es the Edens
IOW." °a 'WAY sirso Error Whore
sppestere. to the
two "alleatier ssis d

MACICM, this negro imitator al world wide
celebrity, gars a grand oocioert ham ce Thursday.
Both am regards tbs attendaooo and tbe smarm is
witioh the programme for the evening was
tbrough, ths comsat was a gnat sworn
Maokasy, who, himself, freqoantly swum& and
was worded a most fialtsring rsosption, was
aseuted by Yes Jolts Masan, a vocalist of ace-
adorable note, Mr. Niabohou, who distill is=
humid( by his sbilitiss as solo flautist, and
036805, a very clever solo violinist.

MIS DUD MIAT bILL/LIT, Wilke Will to hart
bam opened on Tuesday morning, lag, as 7fg-i
proved a &dare ! Not a sing'. carcase or joint Cl
meat win offered for mho during lb* time ersestaml.
although we bakers one "young man from the
doostre" brought a few worms into the city, with
the intention of offering them for ask in th. new
market, but finding that he was anaapportod by
other sellers, dmlined to enter Um market, sod
withdrew without waiting for " a deal," altbstlfill
leversl would-be purchasers were in attendance.

£/71MM= POUIOIIIOIO IT • GIIIL.-0a Tuesday,
• girl, 14 ran of age, named Sarah Preedey.leimig
In the Gress Croft, stienipted to poison b
She bought at the shop cif Mr. Whitlook, cdisenist.
• pennyworth of white preoipiless, which she after-
wards swallowed, and thllo Malt to the home of •
later who lives in Castlivetroit. Some boars after,
feeling very 0/, she maid to her Mem that saes shoold
die, end upon beiag quietened told what aim had
doe. Bhe was taken to the infirmary, where
immsdiste remedies were adistered, and the girl
is now recovered.

Ten WRATH.= hss been unnsually c
sad et times boisterous, here of late. CtaaCt
lase, a pie mineed cossidemble damage in uperting
trees in the city and neighbourhood, blowing in the
frost wan of • nearly new holes in London-road,
causing the downhJl of. *bigamy from Mr. Hardy's
house in Catherine-street, sad sending film IlYisg in
an directions, although we believe no person hes,
fortenaiely, been Wised throne' it. On Monday
sight we bad a hn of meow, which, on Teesday
mornieg, was speedily dissolved by • thaw. The
Avon was considerably swami by the thaw and
the rain which followed it, and the weber, mow
clumsily rose and overflowed many of the meadows in
the nembbaorboed, also subsnergieg • part of the
road at Fisheries, and in • few instances preventing
from leaving or entering their houses. On
rersesday, the water had gone down considerably,
but the heavy rains we have Inc. had are likely
WOO to muse another flood, should they ocistious
It is mid that the water on Tuesday rcee higher than
hes been known for fifteen years.
C•rr Pm, Sessiors, lfsiday.—Before the Mayor,
James Hussy, Esq., J. C. Wheeler, F. Attwood, and
T. W. Gilbert, Faure Asher Batty was summoned for
aseenHine Georgina Turner. • child aged 10 years, on
the 23rd J.. . The father of the ehild had bees
sowituitteLto p fer asseu
carry
his site, and that be
seat to two retches which
, he left is • sleek sem at home I. the Globe
' publiaboese, to be takee care of until his release. ths.
Turner, haring nothing to subsist epos, asked Batty to
attempt to make the ohild tell where the mitobes were.
0. her refusing, he pet her into • pig-seye, shag with
two pigs. One of We leas was • little braised, but
she appeared more frightened thim burl The
I 000111TO•00 took pines at the hone, of • seiglibiser.—
, The Beset dieraisead the ease, but told Battey that he
; alight not to have pat the child into the pig-Mye.—
James Abel use breneht up on remead, rensmd with
Sealing two sheets. • blanket, and • •••••••Paste
peeperty of Bessensh Mist, • widow, Nebo in
street, at whose hoses he bad lodged. aye. Caldow
informed the Bomb Bias the prisseer Ind
1 sad pledged • bleak* le the et=
eloilthe 'herby, hat Mrs. near sad Mies Whit-
merit, by wisest it use lent, hod dooliod not
to press the ease. The priossor selit the &mambo
bet as the pones who bought it was willing to ere it
up, the Musket would be retuned. Prieseer, who
seabed Mai be had bre enable is get work
for • emeldemble length of time, pleaded guilty
to the Mbar sharp, sad was msasneed to three
ealendsr seethe lasprisoestest, with hard labour.—
James Barnes and Game Conduit were htos.llit to
mower • aerie of having Moles the sum el 101..
him the penes of George Pan Turner, in fit Martin's
Oberehstrest, se Friday sight. —Tenter being under •
bend not to mann his wife, he leek the prisoners
home with him to we that be did aoI get into
idesbiet They took with them seem beer sad
tehasso, sad shortly after petting Whom, he showed
them • severs* and • halteoverelers. =The, "Thank
God, I hare 'sough to keep my &alms until Monday."
Be then lay dews os the leer, and went to sleep.
When be awoke, between three sad her is the ...wising,
he mimed his menev, sad found that the primners bad
left the house. P.C. Weems apprehended prisoners mid
they seimitied having taken some of the umeey. They
offered so defense and were ememitted for trial.