The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13 00:00:00

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ACY/OHNODATION.—AdditIonaI train. now ran
between the sew station at Lorn fleet and Wareham%
and the new Poole Station is open for general met-
chsedlse and pareel
FAITIIIRTAIRMEIST —Mr. Watson Thornton, of Brbtol,
gave an entertainment at the Tempenutee Hall, on
Monday evening, oonalstion of desoriptive soenos and
characters from the works of Dickens. The entertain
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meat gave general satisfaction.
Ttig INSULT • N CRAPeL.—A hz&r was bold on
Tuesday In the We-layan sohoolroom, in all of a fund
whieh is bArg raised for the puipyse of htildine • cew
chapel. 'l'ho room was tastefully decorate-d with flags
and evergreens. The following ladies presided at the
stalls :—Mrs. Cave, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Willis, and Mrs.
Prows.; refreshment stall, Mrs. Tribbets and Mrs.
Belbeo. Tin re Imre also two Christmas trees, of
which Mi. s Curtis ar.d Miss Willis bad charge.
WErK OF IJ:erten Paarien.—ln coonection with the
EV1101(0010 Alliance the present week is ob,erved as
one of united prayer in this town, tho arrangemota
having imp made by the Tering Men's Christi .n
Association. At the Town Hall, on Henley etenirg
payers vi re flared by the R. v. J. A. LA WVOI3, rooter,
the Rev. O. Morgan, (St. Paul'i,) the Rev. J. 11.
Osborne, (Baptist), and dr. J. P. Gudwin. Suitable
hymns were also sung. On Tuesday at rcid-day, and
ou W,doesday (voting there wore prayer meeting
under the presidency of the r.ev. 0 &tray, sod the
Rev. J. H. Osborn* resprotivity. A! coon on Thurs-
day • meetlsg was held at the Temperance Hall, under
the presidency of the Rev. 0. J. G yo. Prayer was
effaced for nations ; for pea,•• among men ; for public
rictus and eighteenmos" ; for the banisho:eut of totem-
Forager, infidelity, superstition, and error, and for the
d.ffusion of pure and Christian literature. The won-
eluding 1114% Wig Was held on Friday evening at the I
Town Ball, tinder the presidency of the Rev. J. A.
Langan, when prayers were off red for thc evangelist-
ton at Europe in oc•unfriep ; fur the ~oes, g,ion of
Israel ; for the weed of the gospel in Malt =media
and heathen land&
CiePIIANT /VASTER SL•510,01. —Mesa sessi .ns were held at
Cn own Hal on Friday Lot. befere the lt....rder (Mr. A. J.
(odlinn) Thum weroalee no the bench the ',bent( (Mr. R.
I. Ayleid„ th.• Mayor (Mr J S. Hudson), Aldeman F. T
C. J. Stone: hi. Kemp-Webb, and lows. U. Ilainilten
' (ex-llama), end the Rey. J. A. Insermi, r. tt 4. After the
inual ionnalitice the following gentlemen win- sworn on the
grand Jury • --G. Charlton, J. 11... Duren, J. lioff, (j. poop, K.
Harris, C. 11111,1 i. V. Hopkins, It. Rieke, A. S. Hedge., J.
Jenkine, C. T. )larston, J. U. Mundell, end tF. G. Renders.
In charging the grand Jury, the Recorder said he believed there
was only one case WhiCh they would have to inquire into. and
from the depositions it did blot appear to he a very serious one.
Thee might have expected at this winter quart r when there
Ulna cert.iin amount of dietnee yleiutithat there would have
been some crimes which the ungistratm would have thought lit
to send to the quarter stsomms. The town, howeeer, seemed
to he In a very healthy stale an regardo I crime, accenting to the
number 01 pmedielon. He did not kin anything of the
eireunmances if the cm°, lint it appeared that the prisoner,
after being committed by the magistrates t.. gent, by some
moors made ids escape. and had not been retnieured The grand
jury, however, lead nothing to do with that; they had simply
1.-. my whether, upon the deli...talons there was evidence
Kadin. to a prime fttee MSC wailed the 'limner, and if no,
they would be good enough to ilnol a true lee Then, If the
prisoner WAS ever re-raptured be would be nut on his trial not
oily for this offence but also on the far more embus charp
~1 breaking out of gent Ile wishol to make a few minute
....peeing a point which was onnected with Pi, Recordership.
The very ancient Court of Renard, which was attached to the
Ileomtership, and which hail e halted Jurisdiction within the
tioneieh, hail during the last few years fallei into disuse from
• .111, reasmi, mere ceputiall), he leftover!, tin account of the old
nCnlerrt 1.1 pleading, and the fern being rather high. Ms karteel
prelecossor thought proper to apply the suction of the Act 3S
and Ai Viet, to this court, end an rifler ti ermined was hatted,
directing that the whole of the proeiviona of that act shouts! be
made appliadde to the court ot Upsonl if this town. The
effect of this wee to giro loser, under thu 'unction of the
sulmior Judeea of 'NI 1,1111111011 law o.eru at Wmtininster. to
make a stale ef feta Mr. Collier, the into Reteeder, sith the
registrar, drew outs lid .4 fees, and he Olt Cellhud might
mention that they ware to. r than the fees inarifed in the
e•Pllety Cruet. then he .Isit. let.. Odk.! two if the judges
examined those fees, mei e..sterdayho remittal their sanction
to them and they would he published. Ile thought they would
final this to he a very eligilde newt for the triad of actions
arfaing within the boriugh. They were also enabled in a certain
'immure to apply the machinery of the Ceitnty Court to that
court, and he should he happy to revive It and to try cast*
brought before hint
The grand jury returned a true hill against a man wood
Mender,, who had escaped from prison, and who WY
Olin-
mitlod en a charge of stealing slated, the property of Hr. S.
Lewin. The foreman also expressed the sense of the jury PA to
the conduct of a man named hl.Uhlps, ern° had to.ugbt the
elate, of blunder, at less then the hooter price. Chill ps had
not appeared ao a witness, though the Jury had welted for him
sunk time.
The Recorder said it would he for the considerstion of
the prosecution whether they would take any steps against the

In reply to the Recorder, Mr. Dickinson who appeared for the
prosecution, said he wished the recognisance, of the witnesses
to be enlarged.
The was done,. and Phillips was called to appear or Ills
recognisance's would be forfeited. There wu so answer, but
he was subsequently seen In court.
There was one illilnitod case In the Court of Mond. that of
we., v. Cortis.—The amount claimed in this e• 110 Wan
originally GI but the plaintiff deducted 10s, which evll
an error in the charYte, Dint ale. lta 0.1. for beer. which, under
the Tinders' Act, he c..0hl ind clialni. TN: ptalntlll, Mr.
Jorieph West said the balance was for lathe supplied by enter
of the defendant, Mr. James Curti*. The aee,unt commenced
MI the llth of January. 1471, and ended oil lit 240 tietuber in
the ensue year. The onlers were In writing, Silk 1130 accept'
of three, which were given si.rlsidly by the defendant hituscif.
The lathe were for e dtages built on the tstate of Sir Ivor
eislyst sometimes tho def,ndant's sometime* his
a miens., nslit for them. The defendant eSid he would pay
M11..11 he took NAM money ,4 aerie one, sett he never disputed
the account. The last time brooked hiin for the money wagon
the tiatunlay after eliridansedav, and the defeteLant then told
him Mr Ivor had 11.. t laid him for his work illughterk—lim
defendant add besides the Ph. 441, awl the los. he disputed gl
fai Ad. Ile noire had any lathe •if thy yisintlff witbduta
nr,kr, ,o 1 lb ttsrve ,b,l, the _
referred as being the times when he lad lii In Ulmut an order,
he bad no lathe (non the plant.!? 'the I.ccordcr Of
summed up tbe saw, the jury returned a venial for the plaintiff
for L 4 Is

AZIOUPN A, Thursday -I.4dre tht AlJemsan
F I.tuiratn. 11.11.1 Mr. W. ham,. Mr. C J and Mr M.
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boy, who. wan charge.' with Pt..1.3g Is. Cal the
propmty cf Al,ll 140,111, •aa ag•.:1,1 I..4:hit up. The
lia,ristrttrai to %end him in
•garia.r.l.4l
jtaixotent on ...toil, oni that fik fsthsr slmuld keep hut, at
it.fr iNVIVO intim
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Nebo. Hard and Mr,. Word were joint atunittionel for
keeping. dog Clhont a Inane: Mr. Mn,,., aupertied of
eNelae. Pro,eettted. —Mr. It Tier t'arc ..vi•!..l.tu in the ease,
and odd that Mn IVArd ptornised I lc for a h.-owe-hut
&eked for tune to 41.1 MO, chi.-h he milted :•Lne inhaequelitly j
retneud to pat. The th.len-, tv:.• that then: sere ~tray /her,
lade:Otilbf that iroitkided the ef tha defeto
dant* and tittle neighbours, add that the ,on ae,and of
„NA the ntidanoint Ira, witted belonged to kin Ward's
Leather, who pod for • Ilealee for IL- The nogistretos
dismissed the summoner,.
chrioin,id iG,foot was summoned for keeping open the
JoneUen Ifotel, Ilantworthy, at • prohlbittlltllle.----The defen-
dant did not appear. P.C. Hither proved tin send.; of the
awunnent lie ir..1:1 the defendant had gene away to be married,
and nhen she yetented she was refuao.l to the hotter.
plor lit 'r was then in (barge of the hotel. The stater told hits
that the defendant oetat.l not appear to an.w,e the entnneent
Un real!. flight it half-Peet ehren the dear of the betel Me

rand be ow (our men Wade. There mai a meanie on the ha% the half-erown promised was promoted In the
eounwr and tiro or the men had glasses in their hands Ile yaws of Mr. F.itir.r.le, with which the recipients
toll Ali.. Itideut it wool tint. the now. woo tool she i tired it:fatly deliglited. Tito art- titopie are err,
.44 lino a, lit draw .un, .itink after tkret, :J..1 laot ninth indebtiid, nes only to Mr. Edmore' and the vat
4.1,e4 "oh to knre but thy seoalit -111. c.,.t0 "ea
f the eororibAtorat lint rep .eipl,y to Mr. Psge, Nr hie
lijournod for a work. •
tft :rim on their behalf.
Wilti,ll Bala!, Jaro,-, Ctn., .o. p.r.l I' rt
51144, the four num by ti, - a. Mn,. p!re, brs lasicarui met lotdueerfou sly In the
,waual for I.,latt hi the how, St a 1 • ..t peen:re...on t.f 41,* vi •elde, vt,tioh Irate adm:rahly
eatt.l Li, tvoleneo, radios :hat the .1. t-no - " nni ^.^•ttla:7 11:, own ot were for
''.ll'n I'L 1.1.."1 lb &- 1:,, • •'t u rst!lr,:iyar:r f • 14P -on. It ir wilt all gratitude
,th,, ,ett' y rrr.t, for ern hrttr..l thnt some
Cr.,: e• mr t.c:p:. tr, over. iii cue about the half
e'en n, were impatient or 'he de! c; trttlSe t by the Minot'
ti t.O May,r, t.r.d e .uld bit upon 110 o'hor mi,ans
f 4:a.rer.tog their Indignation than by threatening
(Mr. Page bring eollester for the Water (.lompany) not
to pay the water race!!! No doubt the eatisfution
at the splendid dinner and handsome gift of Mr.
, Edwards wan doubled by the Imprusement in the health
' of the Mayor, which sowed to make this a fitting time
for the dinner to come oft.