The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-06 00:00:00

LYME MOM

Wank or • LYNN VIMMIL—Tbi ketch Industry,
after as advesturons career, has recently been lost.
it will be remembered Oat is August lank lace..of the li .ftitios that stole out of "
theporn.
=l°Orle and maWe questios," she was seised on
bet arrival at this port by the officers of the
Adellpier smut, court, and that whilst in possession
dilly were both adesksd with what was supposed to
be *helot& sad were obliged to be removed to the
' for that purpose and the vessel
to Parkwnt quarantine under the Northern
• iry thetobb. After remaining in this position
for Omni- Omit, as was released by her owner. lb.
'Viadeebeni, and sent to sea. Illte arrived at Porta-
andri, eailwas immediately seised by souls county
siert officers again. &Mg 'land lubber.," the
*Wain determined to give them a treat, and mom-
dimity pat to see, when there arose about half a
gas of wind, which tossed them about so much that
the offimrs were really glad to get upon terra firma
again and forego their &Om. She afterwards pat to
bound for Lyme, and in ooming round the Bill
Pand came in collision with another vessel,
which broke her jibbom. Both vessels being bound
for Lyme, the captains 04444 in 01,11tant With each
other at the Cobb, when they ornamented each others
teem nod eyes, and ended in a magisterial enquiry,
the contain of the Indnetry being tined. A fortnight
ago she was bound for Ireland, lades with clay, and
worked by • arse of two men and • boy belonging
to Lyme, and whilst between the two chassis she
was °retaken with a heavy gale which lasted for
several days. For two days and two nights U. was
is% a slaking siste—ia fact, was tidy kept goat by
am poop. At het the pomp got choked, sad the
boot was sieved. The creel made four and half
feet of water ie two hours. Providentially, on
Thereday, the IS* insinst,.a vessel hove in
and smog their belpies oondition roomed
boot a watery grass just before the vessel mak.

SLLVIV*

Prren 8.V.0. —ldat. J. L Barad la be Oellblair.
Med Cochrane, resigned ; resign W. B. Auntie di&
Idatemust, Mee Horned, promoted; W. Brown, 071iL,
to bo Botego. Moe Mad* pomaded.
SALISBURY OCTOBER Fana—Thia fair ma
bald as Toady is tho Baia. The sempir as
alassuard were paaaoally Pram weft goal
OW woo me at LP fits.

ST. NAILTIN'S NATIONAL Beiool/.-1. SIMON in
aid of those whoa' TM preectled at the Cathodal co
&today woe, by tilt Vol. the Arohdeasou of
&ram. The oollootioo amoustoi to £8

Ammar. —On Satunity weeks • Minim,
Weep, mated William Ball, WS' lia out of • oart
is MMch he had begrirkiride from hoseshmy to
Salisbury, when he • nadir the wheel sod
broke hie right &skim as now is the fialiabary
Infirmary. -
Dimino° • Win .—A bricklayer, selettel Jaime
Bestee. was brought before Mr. J. C. Whaider, on
Friday week, by Mr. Newberry, the re-
lieving (Aker, with wing left his wife sod hatily
chargeable to the parish. He was ordered to pay
the csoMs of the summate and a weekly Ill•w•m• for
the maintoname of his wife mid ohildreo. On the
preview day the prisossesmunamed hie wall •P•• •
dm% of %Wog naiads! Magness towards him,
and was bound over to keep the poem.
Covert Perry Seaucies, Toads,. Present :
Vissount Folkestone, J. H. C. Wyndham, . D.
Peoraddooks, lim., S. Hinman, EN., and Jose 'God,
is•-• Is& 710,•• Chubb. wifs of Ames Chu lea- 1
ker, Modeles, plesdod guilty to amenitim Richard
SeHwood, by Milking him oft the nose with a candlestick.
Her defame wee that the coesplainant had previously
Arta her husband. She was only tarry that she did
sot serve IS. eassplalaant a great Mal worse —lllia was
lined its. end mei, ar 14 dare impriamment.—John
Begland, labourer, at Ablerliery, was sorammeg by
Sept. Matthews, lor Wag drunk sad diseriniy at
Altierbery. The ems wee proved by Sergeant NIA,
but the Soperintendent did not pros fors heavy penalty.
—Fined Is. 64. and cost., or? days' imptionftniest
Saila Moody. an old pleader, wss Seed 40s. sad caste
or • mossth's imprisonment, for towage* in vomit
of rabbits, on land belon(M‘te R. D. Bbidso, Msg., it
Bedlyneti.—There was no ether huskier.
Orrr Perri' BOOM, Monday—Prensat T. W.
Gilbert, /sq. (chairman). J. C. Wheeler, Em., sad F.
Atwood, Seg. —Alfred Corbya was Abed Is. 6d. sad
oasts, or 1 day's imprisommat, for einsultier Edwin
Isecieth It appeared that the defeadent had two
living with Mr. Millard, betelter, Castlootreet, who had
discharged him. TM eimpleinant me taken on is kis
' pima, and meeting hiss in the stmet, the defendant
'zoomed his annoyance by striking him in tlis face.
-- Jobs Woods, a tramp, was brought op in oaskety,
charged with staalOg several pieces or basey, value
nearly 113. from the Whop door of Mr. Reber Austin
Coombs, draper, Poultry Croat The primmer came into
the city on Tuesdey, doubtless for the fair, and took up
his quarters at Turner's lodging-hones, in Brown-street
About seven o'clock on flisturciey evening Mm. Toner
noticed that he was striodiog mar Mr. Coombe' shop,
sad Meetly afterwards she saw him as the (had, with
the bundle at limey mist kis arm. beepecting that
liii had Moisa it from Mr. Osemba, abs told him he bad
better restore it to the owes,. He threw it on the
Monad, soh% "Take it youreslL" Be thee road, of
down the Canal, but Mn. Turner raked an alarm, and
be we. stopped near the Asada, Rooms by Mr.
lismoder. He ems takes bask to the spot where the
Basel wee lying, and gives into the custody of Mr.
Superiebooden. Osidow. He pleaded &MY, mid said
he ens • harbor from Bath. Deoldtutio• skim impelled
his to math the robbery.-11r. Gilbert said he mutt
be itspriemed and kepi to hard labour for • month.
Primmer: God bless you, sir, I shall take it se • earn-
ing for the remainder of my days. II will make • steady
man of .e.—Mr. Gilbert said the Bona would not
allow Ms. Coombs any en Mamas they fait
that by osmosis( thew at his she door he W••
piecing • temptation in the prisoser's way.—Mr. Coombs
admitted that such was tho Ws to some silent, and
said be would willingly disoontiose the pewits.. M the
other deepen in the town would do the mew—lsaac
Will, • Melee from the osighbourbood of Fo
was auesmoned fix amaalting John Ford 'ill=
last. Complaisant mid he was • shoemaker living in
Green Croft-street, but be had been is the habit for
years pest of magas. Kr. Croat, • dealer from Porte
mouth, in eollecting his purchases on market days. Oa
Tuesday leek Mr. Cross asked him to mist is taking
some things to the elation in the defondeat's eare
Having delivered Use things, Hr. Orme instructed him
to return the hone sod cart to Ike Round of Beef,
whom, he bad °Maimed them. Oa his way down
Fisheries& be met the defendant, who stopped the bons,
and charged him with haying stolen it and the too.
Defendant jumped iota the trap, metalled the reins
from hie Mad, stook him three or lour times on the
bead, and tried to throe him headlong out of the trap.
Defendant had got him partly over the wheel, when
some permits who wore Mending near interposed to
prevent further violence. Defeadent then drove him
to the pollee station, to give bins into custody for steal-
ing the horse and trap, but Superintendent Caldoe
would not take its. eharp.—Phillip edema corrobo-
rated the complainant's statement, sod George Baker
mid lo me the defendant "with the tereptatiose to
to throw tbe amplainant out of the trap. On his
Wiling him to Meet, the dedeedeat jumped out of the
trap and threatened him—George Washington, book-
keeper at Mr. Dam's, gam imam widens*, sod it
was further staled by one or two of the witnesses that
defendant either pulled Ford's noes or streak him on
posing over the bridge, eft his trey to the station.-1•
defeats Witt said be merely adind Ford to give up Ids
borm mid trap, sad that oa his Terming to do so he
knocked his hat at He did not attempt to throw him
out of the trip. He tolled as Messiest Vincent Parker
(who meld be saw him try to pat Ford oat of the trap),
aori JUNO lembertem a labourer lately la his tether's
employ (who said be saw "a smartish Waite but didn't
Sure his head until he was forced to.")—Mr. Gilbert
said the defendant's mitoses., had dom his mese more
harm than good. II WIN • violent and unjostifieble
assault, for which he meet pay a flne of fli or be impri-
soned for two moaths.