The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

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Saw MR Al'' 111110011 of C. W Zwerett,,,„
Esq., andY. Attwood, Bert., have been 01d to.
the magisterial iNAI of this city.
Witrs HORTICULTURAL Socirrr. —The escesel:
exh3rition fur the season will take plain at the
Council' Chamber, in this city, on Thursday next.
A very fine show of ruses and pelargoniums is ex
pected.
SALISBURY r;EW MARKET Rocus.—We under-
stand that a wool fair will he held on the lfith of
neat month. As the new building will afford an
opportunity of pitching ia bulk, if roquired, we trust
Shot the proposed new market will meet the oon-
renience of the growers of the nisighboorbaad and
the buyers generally. This has been one of the
expressed intentions of the new market-house, as
shown by the following quotation from a paper
Maned by the projector ;.—" The market-houas eri/l
be peculiarly well adapted for this purpose, and
seeing that within a circle of fifteen make round.
Salisbury about 500,000 OT 600,000 sheep are kept,
considerable wool soles would certainly take place.'
ALLEGED OrTETICE AGAINST TRE BYE-LAWS OF
UI SOCTH-W ISTVAN UOMEA.NY--Jokx Cooper
was charged with loving ridden in a d
position on the London and South•Weetern=a7
The defendant has been working on the line at Wil-
ton, and has been allowed to pass to and fro by
train. Last week he was found riding on one of
the buffers behind a horse ho:, and was thereupon
given into custody. He Bahl he got upon the buffers.
just as the train was starting from Wilton.—The
Mayor said the defendant ought certainly to be
punished, but it appeared to the Bench that
under the bye-law• of the company a charge of this
kind could not be sustained until after a party had
been duly cautioned. There did not appear to have
been any caution in this care, and the defendant must
therefore be discharged.
W siogiNsrrit.—Couniy Court:—The judge of the
County Court has appointed Mr. John Carpenter
Fussell. Registrar of the Warminster Court, in the
room of Mr. George Wilkins.
WILTS QuARTER SessioNs.—Thelle seasiona will
be held on Tuesday NIS day), at Warminster, when.
the civil business of the county will be transacted..
On Wednesday the trial of prisoners will take place,.
and on Thursday the court will proceed to the trial

of appeals. -
HuasLEY.—An open examination has been held
at Caine College._ Cambridge, for the election of four
scholars who had not yet commenced residence in
the University, when Mr. Thomas Garrett, from the
City of London School, and son of Mr. William
Garrett, of Hartley. was elected to the classical
scholarship; it is worth £5O per itnuum ; there were
25 candidates. It is not long since that Mr. Garrett
gained the first prize in classics at the London Uai.
versity.
Cliateramiten.- Egablishnient of a Rifle Corps-
-On Thursday, in compliance with a notice issued
by the Mayor, a public meeting was held for the
purpose of taking steps for the formation Dia volun-
teer rifle corps for this town and neighbourhood.
The attendance was not very large, but highly
respectable. The meeting being only a preliminary
floe, a committee was formed to ascertain what num-
ber of volunteers was likely to join previous to
making those definite arrangements which are
necessary to the establishment of the corps.