The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24 00:00:00

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W EY MOUTH.

L.MCGUAtillZ.—Eisasitatioe• hays token plate at
the 'snow 'donations* establibinonta. we notice
that M. Gannon hie bees cease° etantinee at many
ichoola to the nesabbounng counties, and at ,ne of
th, largest, if not lb. lavas, gtllolllbSt whoa in our
onnty.

SHOCKING IieZWIMY ACCIDINWT.-011 Wednesday
au.c.ina' a shoskiag mondial, whisk pg .eed fatal,
&Verne at Imager, 01 iii. Weyni...th Brewery
ounaol fkolito4 It aPtmar. to., Mr. 'Veen&
epodi, or, and Cher'ii. Heating, two of nha
bemire at the brewery. h.d betethe sit aad omen
*Moe jipt got the hot wder into the mash too, and
wen about to out ha lb.. nigh, when Ho.l105hy
either by the slipping of his feet or being scud
in a at, als laratelir 1.11 falo lb. ...lei,' liquid, and
itsbuterged. Mr. Young, bearing the
aph,..h. tamed round, and puehiug his hand inio tbe
wAt r, sM hold°, the none fell.iw and with theme slime
of the other awn got him out. Tb.s psi' f.410u
whom it wa. al as feared was dead, was immediate ly
a ripped, takes to the Mammary in a their covered by a
blanket, and tho *sun rmiedies were applied. but
death Pot an owl to hit angering, at about 11 o'clock.

fl..anros POLICI, lilonday.—B. fore the Mayor
aria .1. Talbot, &I.—John linpett, a pi ivate belooging
to the Wird Engineers, was brought up on the Aerie
of drunkenoese and eseaulL It appeared that tie
prism or end another private • f the lineal Engineer;
1,. awl Taylor, went to the bowie of Benjamin Ite4rid,
ie iiiehotreet. on %Moeda, evening shoat tea o'clock.
They knocked at the door which was belied. Ti..
&tighter went to uolook the door, and before Me ha
time to do en, they forced the door op.a and knocked
hee down. They embed into the house and ealled for.
quart of beer. A lodger mid that it was. private home
oeg they bad no beer. Ms. Ireland told them tlcay
had better go home or their Oiler would come after
then.. The prisoner said, well, N we can't have drink
we can have mine sapper, and was about to lay hold of
some victuals that use upon the table, *hen Mo.
Ireland told them to loop their hands to themselves.
They then turned the table over and broke • lot of
nromery that we. upon it. Mrs. Ireland then said she
would call for the police, when viewer knocked her
down and his eompeniou also etre.* her and drew
I,b,„d. Wham she got up and wee trying to go not, the
ph...v. took up a knife and swore he would dab her.
At this juncture, Ireland, who ha 4 previously gone to
loci. moo 'own stairs. Th. y got Ireland down and
both of them knelt upon him • he tolled "muder
and Mrs. Ireland went andfetitied P.C. Bartlett du
the %trivia of the policeman the soldiers had loft
the home and gone into Hope-miners. Both went
Moo:ling on the pavement—nee of time withott any.
sling on MS head. Mee. Ireton' trio accompanied
vitae • pointed them out to him, and warms told them
Mrs. Ireland hat given theit I. chart. for mennit and
wilful damage, and they meat go with him to the
sumo. bee... They said they .001 d not go that:trh.,
'w and pri•oner alked away. Witness enight h of
Taylor, when primmer came bask and liberated boa and
witness then apprentiol prisoner and brenght him to
the dation Lou... He n Mated very mods, was very
'iolent, and toe witness's ono.— The prisoner mid be
we. rather tipsy and milled at the home on • limner In.
citation of Sapper Colville, who lodged there. He
admitted talking rather loudly as they were WorT eft.
civilly received, but he denied baring nesel say
The only thing lie did was to try to take a i otter tom
loland, who thiestensid to knock out their brain..
Toe ease was edjoureed till the following day that
palm.° Taylor might he summoned also to answer to
Ike cherge.—William Laces Ina charted by P.C.
"orders with being drunk and riotous in Hishotreet,
about half-past eleven o'clock on Saturday night. The
prisoner like Solomon's madman who threw about fire-
brands, arrows. and &Mb, sell "it erm all done in
sport. He was fined S. —TUESDAY, before the
Ile) or, end K. Bayly mad IL Cottrell, Fores.--Walter
Uncony and John Criswell were summoned (or cruelty
to a bores on the 7th July. Mr. Coleus, the axstetaiy
to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
modosted the rage, and in opening the proceedings said
that horses. 1 he children, no doubt rimeired wormien
wometimoi, and the cpagetioe for Use Bench to dee,ele, was
010-ther in this our. an endue chastisement had been
inflicted.--1 harts. Rogers, "river of an omnibus he-
loosing to the Royal Hotel, said that on Saturday, this
7ti. net, he saw the defendants dnving • bleak mare
on the ltombeeter road. Wilson drove Its, far an the
Mardoa Hotel, but ending that the animal was a
tomandons jihher, he got down and gsve the reins to
Nho•ev, who had the jot. to taii• the mare to Dorchester.
orey on tatting the rein., beat the horse a good deal
"hen the home went on as for as St. John'it National
school, when she jibbed again, and Shorey heat the :
horse aci mach that be broke the thong off his whop
,iiee ad Cm*. II beat the animal on the rihe with a
earl, chain. Shore, was in a great rage on *Gwent of
the mare's madam and used very bad Language.
Won.« several times told the def. orient, that it woo I
of no um ill nearing the bores, in that way, and be I
hi
-trait took the hone be the heed and led it alone,
There were several wheals on both the aides of the
boom, and witness, who had &ea nod to horses all
his life, pointed them out and told defeedanta that
milder treatment would have been much hetter.
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with.. afterwarde led the berm and walked with it
two-t..irds .I the MIT both ',int sad relufnios.-JatMu
Shepherd. fly proprietor, tne oener of the hors, old
Mat S. ens came to hom and salted him to lend him tio-
&Meal in question to take to liorchmter as he wmted
to mill his its', cud harnms. Witting told him to sell
-tint horn too, if he could, al it was of no me to him.
Hs did not eon.i Per the bores ma cruelly treated
°memo .04 made. H.Ael. Did not see any wheals on
the std.. of the bores on it. return bonte.-Georie
therm, an Aim of the moiety for preventing out v
to animals. mid that trona inforo.stion whim he
received be tarot into It.. field of the lad t witsme and
&ay the bores in qwetion. The mare bed an abrasion
.over one of its eye. and bad f..er or five srheals on e od,
aide, about four or live inehes in 1.-pith. Tn• eh Umlaut s
both deo el cruelly using the soimeL Sammy ma toed
CI and Oa V. MAC or • nion.l.'s imprisomnent ; sod
d"reset.ll was fined 10s. and Bt. di. comb or a fort-
night's imprisonment. The fines were psid.—Rl. hard
Vrainpton ennintoord William Smith, me of the pro-
prietors of the brig Nancy, for £2 7s. being 'salaam of
wares doe ea mete of that mem& The defram •as
that the plaintiff had signed minim to matinee with
the vemel, mangier, until Me mine into either Wey-
mouth or Portland, to be discharged, whereas, when
she pat in to Portland road% a few days prior, it we.
on occonal of Mrs,. of weather, shia being bound for
Port-mouth. Ti e Brach thought that as Oaintiff bad I
left the meal without fulfilling the stipslatiom is his
&greenest. the is.. men be diesniend.- --Private
John I umett of Me Royal Engineers, we. brought up
up on lammed charged with being drunk and assaulting
Benimiln Inland sod his wile, sod Me with rooming •
prisoner and Mtn %moulting Um police. Hr. 'Tmard
sppiszed for the plaintiffs A sleek from Mr. Howard's
es sitcoded anal asked for s postponsaaret uf the
ease, u Mr. Howard, who bad been engaged to dole. d
the primmer, was from boo*. It was intended to take
out a eons anismons against Ireland foe assault.
nasal sail that peek being the.... be should nest
certainly oppose any ertinrnmests In oddities to the
*Mame adiumed on to. previous day, limy. wife of
John Edwards, who resides opposite to Ireland. gave
corroborstim testintouy to what had been peevimaly
stated.- The defendant denied the more Porkies parte of
the Marge. He "id not pick ups knife sad threaten to
stab, nor did be use a poker. Ireland himself took up
the poker, sad be and hie eompmeion took it from him
lest be should am it, and 1.. kitbag it away they all fell
logether.-Lientesant Taylor gave the dofeedant an
excellent character. He had 000doceed himself well
ever SIMS bad hem stationed here till the present time,
bad • good conduct gripe. and UM the powwow of two
medals-The Beech indicted a penalty af CI and cams
--James Churcheum end Richard Tigard were charged
arab taming loom in King-street on Saturday lait, two
cows and ei bull, to the great annoyance of the 'nimbi.
toots. The ease was pr.m4 by P.C. Delamot., who
add the animal& ran up King-street, and about the
esplanade wildly and furicantly, frightening the ladies
and children thei we,. miming along. They were very
dangerous, sod Mayoral gmtlemea come to him to emu-
plain chest it. One of the cows went into the water,
lard the ocher cow end Mall were allowed to remain on
the esplanade for at least en boar. Seperintendent
Lrlhury said the whole of the drivers, notwithstanding
the onetime that had been given them, persiated in
driving their math along the frost instead of the beck
part silk. town. Toe Bomb billeted a penalty of Si.
each sad 3-t. 44. each cons, asd told the defendants
that in fatted driven nest not take their animals along
be frost of the town.—Andrew Macti., irennitioger,
was monsoned for haring in hie pementias • weight.
the reprementetme of • hall.bendrud, 17 es. short, and
two 1411 m, one mem and an ounce sod a loaf
respectively. The ma, was proved by Mr. Wet. WmTl,
tho inspector of weights and useseeres. and Mr. Lawrence
Denman, senislant-inspoider. The defendant sold the
w-Lht-. In qoestion were not what they geseraily used.
Timed la. end =sin