The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12 00:00:00

WA REAM.

YALII or FAT BTJCII,-011 TU•AdAT MT. Matsuda
'whim coin lotitioii 2014 beasts. 10 heileire.
Ai..l 20 sheer, belonging to J. Penton, Seq. The iehole
Isere of the first ynality, an 4 fatohed high prises. Eleeso
he fat lo sits were sold to the Purveyor foe Her
Illsiesty it Windsor.

t:ol: NTT PETTY SL4AIONS, Tuesday.—
&dors the
V. Garland (chairman), M. Haddott, and c.
• "shy , la the adjourned came,
th
Summers r.
Psnsh of Skits, there was no appears's°, on e
P.TT of e.l.l.lagnapt, end the asse was dismissed. M
.9).••leeer erporod for the pariah. —Thomas Bishop,
miss Thoo,...iones, efias William Moore, was °barged
'flth by felon pretences, from Mr. Jamesof Middes. Prosecutor mid that last Tridsy.
hetaaen elght mid tone p.m.. prisoner came to him
istr.ginit. It. mid he heed at Witcher:option. and that while carting a losd of timber down the bill th !pan broke and kilhd tiel his h0e..,. H es. e asked primmer
bow it was he hod oo briisl! He reolied th•t the liev.
Carr J. Glyn lola him his would be hotter without one,
as there were mat.) faiss brleTe made out. In sion•
sequenoe of prisoner's ‘tatemeot. he gave him 2t. He
told the police, and P 13aerting apprehended him at
the "rock and HMO"- Public-home. No accident bad
happened at Wltchunplon. P td. Adams, of Bore Regis,
...id he bad knows prisoner 15 gear., hid, „e„er kase,
be
had either • hors.. or cart. Prisoner WY committed for
tri.l at V.. session& —John James Cerd, eameasea
enmity mart bailiff, of Warebun, summated Mousse
Seer, of Here Rails, for an assault, Jane Ist. Speer
did not appear. Mr. Card said last Friday as be was
wolking along Bereetreeh he heard Speer my, " Hen.
comes a shenfs odleer, servo him out, and If my
master was here he would do so too," who Chem wee up

and knocked his hal off, and cab. stooped to pick it op
Inimical him flown, and afterwards pushed him altain“
• walL fie ran awai to the Royal Oak Inn, defeninnt
followinl. but the landlady looked the door. If• asid
nothing lo defendant till be struck Limo—William
Barnes awl John Russ...ll, pre warrf4strati,"evih no.
llefendan"s brother then mine tato court and arkef for
an adjournment, as defendant hod mow with an accident,
mid was oumbic to attend.—Adjourned amonlinsly.

He must spin express Ids thanks, for the kindness with
L iels he bad been remind both socially and 6(64417
in the town of Bridport (lout cheer.). The
Mayor then soil there were 72 subretibers to the
teatimenial, and real their names to tire ineetin;.—
Itev. T. Forth said there wee one thing he bed fu'usd
that day of the people of Hocloort which he bad not
expected, and that erasthey wore a dens:piastre table people.
They were parry Mr. Owens was going to leave them,
but hoped it would , • borer for ; he would
carry with bins the good feeling of those present and of
the town. Ile bed looked through their report that
lay and found there were 16.3 members of the Institute
under the sg, • 433, which looked wtII, as if shooed •
groat a..an V ill. ri of the town net.tn,nbera
After further 11.111 ~k• ne .ni•l he did nut pma that there
vracz Frienily:t cit•ty iss ressainclieb with Ililustattr,e. He
thought at would he a g,il tistriz, mid if they should
entertuin the subj.-et at any time be should be happy
to help. The Institute was for mental improarment by
ni^sne of b oke, seeetide lectured and other appliances,
as he urged the workum tnen to improve their minds
lc not I, forget that best of ell books of the Bide
(e.rs). lls.d/P, of Yeovil, ooneratul•ted the
asserting Optl the prognosis of the Institute, end wished
the Meeltauire Institute at Yeovil bad got on no small;
he thought ifs not bavhig done 6o was portly owing to
th • late hours kept at the [eateries there, but he
eousidend Bridport had made Moro progress that
Yeovil.—The proceedings mere Interepreed rth (keen
which were well sung by Mimes Parnell end Alb dt„
and Messrs. Gale, Parnell, Scott, and Meech, and by
recitations by Mr. 11. Collins, from Barnes' Poems
which =need touch stuneetneut and were received mith
greet applense. The Mayor reed some finis on Kr.
Owens' leaving, written by Mr. Charles Powell, which
be said were very good, sod redacted great credit on
the Laseituta of which the author wax • member. They
were then sung to the tune of Auld Laos llynt,
The 'abased was *sleeted by Yr. Hallett glmeedt, es
Mr. J. W. Benson's, silversmith., London, at • cost of
A:l3. The chaste style and shoots elegance of its
ineentacture gave great satisfaction to Mr. Owens, and
she sentributore generale.

COUNTY COURT, WEDIBIDAT.—BaIore E.

Evasire, Eq., Judge.

There were about 80 cases, most of which were settled
out of Court.

Stephen Hawker r. Richer.) Tocker.—Thie wan
claim of VI 31. 71, for board and lodging. Hr. Henley
for defandan• The dispute leas as to e bother drfen•
dome agreed to pay bs. or 7e. per week. His Honour
ordered • non-bit, an that plaintiff might bring the
cam forersrd soother time, if ha could produce farther
ev

Wm. Walbridge,. Wm. Elawood.—Plaintiff, who is•
farm r, of Whin:thumb Cenonieorum, claimed 13 2a.,
balance, of an sot:vent of al 10a. for keep of eh. ep and for
hurdles. Mr. Day for pLuntiff. Defendant ia a farmerand
seedsaian, living in Symondsbury pariah, and in Oct.,
1964, agreed with plaintiff for hit., to take some of his
sheep to feed till April 6th. Filly-five sheep were seat
first, rind the number was subeequently increased to
betwesa 90 and 90. They had the run of about 115
acres if land, bad bay given them once • day, and oleo
fed off hay with some cows that it was given to thrice •
day. The claim was re.isted on the ground that the
sheep were insufficiently fed. From the evidence it
appeared abet Mr. ill.wood frequently complained to
plaintiff's dairyman, bathe held the sheep were properly
fed. In cressissamination, he said the sheep were fed
In two cribs, and he admitted there onght to have leen
five or sic for that number of sheep. In December lie.
Elswood fouled the sheep so weak that he took nine or •
ten away. One day, whoa snow was on tie ground, be
found the sheep had had no hay, snd they were so badly
kept that they frequently in consequence broke through
the hedges, into neighbours' field.. Plaintiff then agreed
to let the sheep have soave to hi• rick of hay. On the
7th of April plaintiff sent the sheep home, in a most
wretched state, wane than he had ever seen any; they
were shillings per head worse than when be sent them to
him. The sheep were very quiet one., and be had
never known them break thr3ugh into other fields
before, but the feet was they were almost starved. Re
objected to pay any more than be had done, and offered
to refer the matter to soon proper judge to deride.
when if it was thought he might to pay more, be would
do .o.—Cross-examined: He was prepared to swear
that he had oompLained to Hr. Walbridge about
the keep, and that his dairyman did not tall him
the sheep het plenty of hay. He should have
taken the sheep away, but he had no where elm to pen
them, or be should have done so. Several witoesees
were called. His Honour suggeated the plaintiff
and defendant should compromise the matter between
themselves, bat the plaintiff declined. Hi. Honour
then said he should strike off £2, as there was not
enough hay provided, nor a sufficient number of cribs;
be therefore gave a verdict for El 24., and said the ease
ought never to have been brought into court. Mr.
Elawood said be had offered to refer the matter before,
but Mr. Walbridge declined.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1866.

emeieted ol treapeesiog in parboil of game on
Palos Hill, on the 15th May on land belonging
to Mr. Haney, was deed 51. and Si. crate.--
Joseph Diment for being drunk and riotous on the
highway, atWhiteburah Canonioomm, on 29th Slay,
was fined 51. and 9s. 6.1. costs. —Bernard Goleberd
we. charged with cruelty to • horse at Lyme, on
3rd May, by ming it when it had • very
large wound on the shoulder Icor inches long.
which the collar was rubbing against and them
mt. • commut discharge from it, while there
where two other wounds on the horse.--Mr.
Gundry mid it was a disgraceful alas, and ,
deed the defendant £l, and 13s. costa, or in default
tw.i weeks imp lemineut.—Henry Trump was '
charged with mahmuns iiijuiy to underwoud in •
°opal, at Beaminster, on the let Jone.--Henry Poet,
woodman to Sir 11. Oglander, saw defendant cutting
underwood in • cover called Edinundoombe. Ho
had • handle of it with him. Witness valued the
damage at 61. —Superintendent MoHale said the
prisoner was a deserter from the Marines. Sentenced
to one mouth's imprisonment with bard labour.