The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

CArTION TO DRUNICARI*.—On Wednesday last
an inquest etas held before S. S. Cory, Esq., at the
Nap Inn, Bradpole, on the body of a man, named Enos
White, a collector of rags, bones, &c.—From the
evideace it appeared that the unfortunatezaa had

been drinking at the Crown Inn, Loden, from fese
till eight o'clock on Tuesday, ,and was carried home
IS ISO insensible state. He was placed on a chair by
the fire, and died aboJt 10 o'clock on Tuesday night
—Verdict" Died from the effects of intoxicating
liquors."
Hninronx Ilowricotzr•fet SoorrY, This
society held its Bth exhibition on Thursday last, in
tent in Magdalen Mead, West Allington. The
various kinds Of' fruits and flowers were first-rat,.
and elicited the highest encomiums from a lugs
and fashionable company. The Earl of Ilchester
exhibited (not for a prize) some spleudid specimens
of fruit; and altogether the show was considered the
best that has been seen in this party of the country.
Among the oampany were gentleman and ladies from
Dorchester ivid Weymouth, and several of the prizes
were gained by Mrs. l'attison, of Wrackleford. The
Nurserymen's Flower Prises were won by Mr. R.
Newberry and Mr. P. Sainways. The band of the
First Dorset Volunteer Rifles were in attenclume,
and greatly enhanced the pleasures of the day by
discouring some excellent 111111110 in first-rate style.
Citiciorr.—l'vuonz V. YEOVIL—This match came
off on Wednesday on the Pvniere ground. The
Yeovil gentlemen won the to, and went in first—.
making • total score of S 4 ; the Pymore, through the
good tilay of Messrs. Rounsell, Deighten, Gundry,
and Sill, brought their score up to the seine number.
la the second innings the Yeovil gentlemen did not
BO well come up to the mark, making only 41, which
number was made by the Pymore with the lose of
three wickets, thus winning the match by seven
wickets. Excelleut provisions were served tic by
mine Host Smith, of the Royal Oak. The followin
is the score:—

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_ THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICUI,TURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1861.
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WESTERN RAILWAY. and forwarding the first docu- withdrawn ; but as the complainanttill eight o'clock on Tuesday,.and was carried bobs
had admitted from Portland to the port of London, which was sent away to make an impression on him. Ile was been drinking at the Crown Inn, Loden, from four
defendant shipped by the defendant, and consigned to a
menta from that body, expresses the most hope- such was the case, in addition to which
--w/t4T AT THE ful anticipations in connection with their labours. stated he was also to have the county court business, named Williamson, who lived at Dalston. \\lien out of the shop an hour when sent on errands ; is an insensible state. BeHe was placed on a chair by
-.IR! In Turin the Select Committee
, appointed to which complainant had denied only in a qualified the plaintiff ca look after Williamson it 1 • and when sent out with circulars, in April last, for
person saucy, insubordinate, And unmanageable. lie stayed
the fire, and died aboJt 10 o'clock on Tuesday night,
regulate the dispatch of articles, comprises the sense, be thought there were such doubts rained found he had me
to
lowithout iglu% the show-room, he hail 2a. lid. given hint extra. The —Verdict " Died from the effects of intoxicating
. to a partnership account between them, that Baia his rent. He thieerftefih,ries residence'
l the defendant as boy returned, saying he had delivered the eirculans : liquors,.
names of some of the moat eminent noblemen
applied to e
' Bench might well give the defendant the benefit the shipper of the swim for payment of the freight. they were afterwards found in a bundle in his box Hninronr Ifortricovrrnal, SOCISTY, This
-nerchants, and manufacturers. The Roman of the doubt they must necessarily entertain, The veselliad been detai.nettninedays.and part of the upstairs. He had taken extra pains with King, and society held its Bth exhibition on Thursday last, ja a
-;ties, as might be expected, decline any and dismiss the • .—The Bench said the case win claimed was tor demurrage. The plaintlf con. endeavoured to instruct loin tiver-bours, but the boy tent in Magdalen Mead, West Allington. The
•••iostion in the matter, though we would now be dismissed—The Clerk stated that tended that the defendant was lialle• The defence invarial'lY refused instruction, and customers would various kinds lit fruits and flowers were first-rate.
•• that the Eternal City will Be Mr. Fear had incurred an etperfac of A:1 2s. 6,1-. was that the defendant was not liable, but that the not be served by him. The boy lived at the sante and elicited the highest encomiums from a large
' 'dual exhibitors. The which he InUSt pay. —Mr. Ensor trusted this case consignee was the person who ought to have paid the table as he did, and was Wade thoroughly cowl°, t- and fashionable company. The Earl of Ilehester
- countries—Turkey would teach defendant to abstain from that cussed plaintiff, as the defendatit had told the Plaintiff that able.—Mrs. Aplill corrols,rated this, as did IlturY exhibited (not for a prize) some splendid specimens
-kribute to the drink which was the to, of so ninny, and which had he had an order to ship a cargo of stone for Mr. I French, an assistant in the tamp.- -Mr. Parr having of fruit; and altogether the show was considered the
'--,, religion so nearly ruined 'dui. It had been said that a man fl. Williamson of London, for Hermitage-wharf. replied.—The Judge in summing uorewarked on the best that hos been seen in this party of the country.
who could not abstain without taking the pledge. Plaintiff asked what the freight was. Defendant idle character of the boy, who well merited a soupd. Among the wmpany were gentleman and ladies from
reduced himself below brute beasts, because they did said, "7s, A ton." plaintiff asked when it could be whipping. With regard to Mr. Apliii, he appeared Dorchester and Weymouth, and several of the pri,,
-••• when they had drunk enough; hut he hail shipped. Defendant replied, "Next morning." to be a thoroughly respectable man, and had done his were gained by Mrs. rattison, of Wracklefoni. The
- resolve to take the pledge if he could not Plaintiff said he would take it, and the next day he best with so lad all apprentice. lie hail, however, Nurserymen's Flower Prizes were won by Mr. R.
-kinciple of moderation otherwise.— commenced loading. In the course of the day clearly discharged him, illegally; and as to any claims Newberry and Mr. P. Sau3ways. The band ofthe
' before the Mayor, and M. plaintiff came to defendant and said that other cap- against the plaintiff which the defendant might have First Dorset Volunteer Rifles were in attendance,
',ger& Pi:abed& Brown, tains had.7l. 6d. a ton. Defendant said that 'is. in respect of losses through misconduct generally, and greatly enhanced the pleasures of the day by
-oed with assaulting WAA the customary freight, but had he Darned it that would have to form a sepdrate future matter discouring some excellent mutate in first-rate style.
-., Lucas was yesterday he would have mentioned it in his letter hereafter. Ile hoped, however, that an arrangement Ceicerr.—l'vmunz v. Ysova.—This match cams
This was to Mr. Williamson. Plaintiff said "Never mind; would take place, as it was clear the apprentice and off on Wednesday on the Pvciere ground. The
Mr. I will do the hest I can when I see him in London.' master would never agree. The covenant had, yw,,,,d gentlemen won the to, and went in first—.
The rest of the stone was put on board. and the however, been broken by the defendant, and, there- making • total score of S 4 ; the Pymore, through the
t nailed. The custom was for the consignee to fore, he lutist find n verdict aguinst him for two good play of Messrs. Hoonsell, Deighton, Gundry,
It, ,n,•.int it eti rano. to I. milon . iiiiiiith'e 1....ird :Old iiiiiglll,.: 11,111 till; Lilt ii "it •InY and Sill, brought their more up to the Lupo number.
..1 phew dr, but could nut find film, a 1 of the iliseliar,:ci to the present tittle, IV 10e. lit the second innings thy Yeovil gentlemen did not
witness who was called —Thu tale UlleitUSl much interest, and the Court was so well conic up to the mark, making only 41, which
nothing of the case; crowded during the hearing, number was made by the Pymore with the loss of
--. his business on a PETIT Sassimes, Friday, July 12.—(Before C. J. three wickets, thus winning the match by seven
and had now Parks, Esq., (chairman), ldajor Portman, Rev. C. J. wickets. Excellent provisions were served usi by
- the only Glyn. 1.) F.O. Dalton. and (*aptain Munro. mine Host Smith, of the Royal Oak. The following,
-.wide IViffiais Pope anti James Pope. of Charlton Marshall, is the scare :
fibber and son, were charged upon the information of Y•ovit.
--werintendent Baynton, the former with having no
"u his wagon, and the latter with cruelly ill. lit Innings. Toil Innings.
Stone Stone, b Forward
-...„ at the parish of Stanninster Marshall. Henni c
ng, c Hawlinson, b WMIIII9OII 2 b Stone
'-arly proved by Sergeant Yitti•-Id.— Edwards, c Pintail, b Itawlitmon .. 1 hilt.** ..
-•••nalty of El upon eite.b, indu- Wadumn, b Forward
Crump, not out lO e asw Union, DPW-
'°.nta, was summoned ward
,or leaving his nenthall, c and b Forward ... .... 4 run out
~ Snowie ne r., run out •
-.AV& Me. I:. custard, b Forward ... .... 2 run out •
Per IL eastani, e Stephens, b Forward 4 b Stone ..
' W. Forward, batons
' ,inge, b Furssaul
I Is 3, w 4
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44 41
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Sad buds's.
- - 6 b Edwards
' MA out 6
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