The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

woy-Es Tua-sir Homo.

tat Prize,—Ann Basun, servaut to Mr John Hones,
Gloat Mid be ; 2nd, Susan Stanley, servant to Mr Joseph
Wl:liams. El.
Clam Yll.—lst Prise, Maria Muslin!, servant to Mr.
Julio HOU- 0. clirdt and fra; 21.11, susan Adams, servant
to Mr. R ,bert Burgess, cloak awl 5.
Clas. Ylll.—Under Twenty.ave Years of Age—lit
Price, Frain:id Penney. artraut to Mr Robert Rogers.
ItU ; 2inl, Francis Stickley, servaut to Mr Robert
Bulges.. 151.
Class lE.—lat Prise. Her Terkford. servant to Mr
11. C. Bort, coat awl LOs; Zia, Charles Sticklan.l, ser-
vant to Joseph May, Est., acimit.
Clam X.—liouaeliold Female Servanta.—lm Prise,
Elisabeth Read, servatit to Mr John Fry. El 15s; 2nd,
Mary Elmo, servant to J. 0. Cl.islett. koq. Cl 10s.
Clam XI. —lst Prise, Frank Vateher, servant to Mr
Robert lir2rain, El.
C a.. Xll.—Hoisehold Female Servants under
Twetity.fiae.—lst Prise. Calls rifle Dunked...li. servant
to Mr. Ilartisi Swat!, El 155;20.1, Ilary Jane Doinottey,
servant tie Mr. W. T. Wyatt. El 13..
Elll.—lst Prima' Merrott Coates, servant to
Mr IL lert Burgess. El 10.; 2nd, @hailed Parsons,
servant to Mr. Jawea Burg
Class El V.-•lit Prise. William Jeffariea, servant to
Mr. Martin Small. £2 2ud, Joseph Wareham, servant
to Mr Ileury Fookes, U.

TN tTCRISG.

P ons'nonsgiven by tiPttrge Mammal. Eel.
Cla.a ' V. -To John Crow, *arrant te U. Baneel
Bartlett Cos and 106.

SIMPHERDIL

xvi shepherd to
Mr Mart n Snail. f..r I...vtinr reared 725 I..tutts Iroui
672 rn. co.t, mo.l el ; 2.ni. George P. ior, ph. plient to
Mr Henry F....kes, for having is.red 67`i I..u.ba from
70: ewe.. ti Ilk.
C 1... XVI 1.-lAt Prier. Ilenry II shepherd to
Mr Henry Iteenpnip. for having reared till lau.bs from
. we. ow red 111)..

Xl' I 11.—lit Prise, W 1111.50 Tist.r.l, servant,
to Mr Jithays lien, For holow resred 4.10 limbs from
40§ UM. 4:014 and Is ; 2nd. Wiliam Bolluager, pervast

to Mr (teorge Luck, for haring reared 398 lamtra froai
391 ewes,

There V. no claim under classes 19 and 2.
Class X X I.—To Robert Sheppard, servant to Mr.
Ruben I),muiliy, fur haring ream 146 lawbs from 99
ewes, 15,
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WA ruin A M.-- NATIONA L SCHOM. —Orli Tues-
day, December litb, examination iias
held in this Pels0“1 at 6.30 via. The rosin was
decorated *in') evergreens, which tended greatly Li
secure a cheerful impel:L. and we are happy to add
all pasaed oil wkiriiratily. The examination us,
commenced in scriptare by ?Oise Cenci in the lowi r
cla.ses. mud was conducted in the upper classes by
the Itev. S. R. Capel, and Mr. henry of
Highliury College. The list and 211,1 classes were
, then examined in geography by Mr. 11. 11 se. and
the Ist clase in Grammar by Mr. 11. or: is.
The proceedings were greatly enlivened by the &lila-
, tion of an anthem. and several songs, which wets
creditably performed, and the meeting was
terminated by the hey. S. It. Capel brie ly addres-
, sing the pupils and the speztators, urging them to
seek that knowledge which is of far greater import
.nee then secular knowledge. A pleasug feature
wae the piesenee ..f a numerous company of friends
anil parents of the children, a visible hr of we trust
that the iiesple of our laud are wit altwgether twin.
ter...sited in the weliate or our schools. At this MI.
portant crisis we consider that such a scene entirely
contradicts the statement that the present vellums
of educating our youth meets nail the ilb.approba-
, Lion es en oi the parents themselves. —Correspondent.

811E111-101:NK-Perry SPotiotia. -Before .1. F.
Fsuaor. W. Aliford, and IL Got I:ev.
W. J. Gtssidun, and the Hee. J. Blennerliasaiett. -
'bides (4,01 WAY charged with au tISSIStIit on Mars
Sher:o•-ne. Complainant said that three
wecks last Saturday she hail occasion to kayo her
work to go out, . hen she ilia, MI .1. Green, w Ito
cat •• 'Twas your isty ithirto.:." she ha I it gone
kr when s!te met (*harks Green, .ho s•ruch her
with his list against ti's wall. -Chantal II unit saul lie
saw the Wow struck.-Conv laud in the penalty of
lid., and 100. eteitat. - lettre crtogl was nest
itrongiit up, charged with reusing to with for his
master, Charles D..a ii, builder. of Siierlstriie. to
ho was appienticed. -Case adjourned. --
Chitties Appleton was charged with driving a.minst
the pairs of a gateway. and doing OeflolloilinlatgO
the property 4.1. S. W. S. E. Ifiat, Esq., M.P. -
Adjourned.- -Geor,.te Whittaker, oh Longburt (((((
was charged a ithi being drinik and riotous. - Fined
Is.. and Us. costs. --Sergeant Lea is st 1111 l Honed
John Way, of Bradford Abbas, for having an unjust
and iinstainped weight in hie istssession.-
i Ordered ii pay • line of LI, and 10s. costs. --
Joshua Bennett, of I.onighurton, charged Thomas
Nlatter, of sherborne, for trespaissing, and killing
game without • license.-George Lulea, ganiekeeper
to Mr. Goi,lon, said he saw Nlalter conic out of a
ditch, and go bask again ; he had a wire in his
hand ; Ite afterwards took two hoar' him i his saw
the wires set; they were all timilar. Fined lOst, and
10s. costs, or one 11111 l ItLis hard labour.
POOLE. UNION Isguluv. -The Poor Law
Board, in a letter dated 20th December, ISOI, have
replied to the weinorial of the late payers as
follows :- _ _ .

'• JIPI.-1 am directed by the Poor Law Board to
shun. ledge the reerti,t of your letter of the 6th inst..
enn loNing a memorial sTglied by youraell and other
raWpa3 ers of Poole on tee auliject uf the proceedings
of tire Guardians of the Poole Union, with reference to
the clidrgea recently ineeatigawwl by Mr. Ilswley.
The Bdard direct me to atate for the information of
the one ialiata. that Ur. Horatio Hamilton. Mr. J.
11. Blosnuti Id sod Mr. Coin-les Bite hail. pilor to the
date of your letter, tenderest their reaivatioloi of the
"Mix. of Iloardiai is, awl th.st such reah.tilations have
twen accepted by the Board. A. monis John Peti•
Lire late porter et the workhouse, the Board
direct me to state that under their regulations the
Guardia a are empowered tu 4fiaallal a porter without
the consent of the Board. They cannot, therefore, in-
terfere with the ilec,ion at which the Geanitone hare
ariiveil reapeLting the person referred to. With refer-
ence tollr. W•lter Bulling', 1011. direCti'd to inform the
memorialists, that the Guardians, at the retiueat of the
Board, hone 1110111.4ttal lii Inns the opinion which they
entertain. that his conduct has been eatreniely eel-
p Isle, amid hronis cautioned biro againat again placing
himself IU a similar position.—Signed. U:
Secretary.—Mr. Fleury Irrtinett, High Street, Poole."

FROME.—LoV6 AND BUNGLAIY.—EXTRAORDINAIIT
Cane.—A contemporary publishes the following :
Froom hos lit-en ins coulinotion for Wine days owing to an
extraordinary charge which has boot brought against •
gentleman who for come year* has occupied a prominent
rooition in this tout). and belongo to a preftsoiiiii whichi
to uoually sorrow-a to guarantee the resrectobility of
Daft: who are connected with it. The iniosing 'loll-
eidual— tor Ite !IWO been aid rst dnring the .got wea—
lc of mi Lila aye, soil it lit her of • hourly. it lie lia..
,if late found attractlotio ull.er than that, of home, and
It is diligently cultivate,' the •cionslotance of • lady of
large rroverty whit WAS on • Ulla to the Imam of •
clergyman of the town. Tile friendollip, if it ever
ea ioted, 1,11. ',wryer. lately been nipped in the bud, and
he lady determined to tarn a (leaf ear to the charmer.
"charm he never so wisely." A reeonlre between the
I wit parties, however, codentolly took platy In the
shop ohs bookseller in the town, and on altercation en-
sued. The con Dilation became at last too "animated,"
and the lady fell into the arta of the proprietor of the
catabli.hioent, and lie, hoving • cork leg in the placa of
one lie has had the inkfortune to loose, was tillable to
suotain the shoe's. and fell with elm lady to the floor.
Tire Man immediotely took flight, proceeded up the
town to the porsonoge-home, end rushing opetairs.
mitered the Icily'. room, seised her bon or dotk, eb.
strained therelrom all the letters lie had cent to the
ohjoct of Iris mfr.:mail, and mode off home. On arrival
at 0. haunt it was katooloshed and alarultd to find that
with She letter. lie lost! louth.iiso-d a die se for a cow
ohlerolde amount. aihich lie oceorilingly (eta. lord Di-
et inter. an I lien. 1,4, ing the luau liostily. (pitted
tier occtie of his olventureo. We base no doubt that
be will speeililt return. loovicret, firs eNtrr.olot Um Ida
allitrth, to,lo I on the charge if burg cry We hetil issued
by tile inagistrote, ore. hao been c.,nfi led to the vigilant
core il SI., imperintetuliht of viilice.
BRISTOL. ElTit toRDINAItY litrilt 8110011 Na—
. tit irate on No. 1 (rn(st.do T..ylor'.) Croilvany of the
Bristol Rifle C.orp., ou.sae ono Saturday ~,,, now,". it the
boos. Say.' Fork, the folluwingoo -re, iti 3.lruunds,
at 3 0 yard'— limbo lopition, long Enfield rid,, regti•
lotion target. bit sin hull', eyrs :-1 2 I 0 2 1 2 2 2 2
22a22121222121 1 2 2 U 2 U 2 2 2 1 1--
total. lei pointo. Summary, 21 centres, 10 outer'. 1
richoelirt. 3 mi a.
N orr. it. Rs siyilys.—The notnhere thnt lints joined
the Navol Barre' Trottling Ship, in thin vort, aince
there hoe been • proleibility of war with America, have
been erectly increases'. Neatly fifty itilditional voluit•
leers joined in m °outwit...lively fee days, and now more
than three hundred owl forty are on the liat.
11 pm Eui:Critill or A CHArILL.—A chapel has re•
mottly locret built in the Ding. by Mr. John Yollonil,ond
(Tom the rapidity with which Vie edifies has brim coin.
o.lttoll it deserve, nutlet.. Less titan three i ~,,,, tits ago
thit finindat tone hod not been 1011, imel now a neat
olobitantial shovel, capable of •CCOMUSKiIit ing 1.000 ler.
won, stanca built, roofed, awl ready for the interior
arrangements. From the day of the commencement of
the work, the tan hree been constantly at work.
not a single occurrence hawing ioilaNleil their
progreaa, and the whole has been completed with-
I out hurt or harm to ony engage' neon the erection.
1 The chapel will cat betaerai I:2 000 and £3.10), gif
, which amount 7.1.ij0r ninon-in liberally contributes
. ct.ono. it is for Cm use of The Brethren— thio making
' the fourth chapel which that denomination lass erected
in this city.
DATIL —RonnERT or Cill'erli VAI:LTa.— At the
county mogiotrates' otfice, Fountain Boildingo, on
Tuesday. Edward Smith. of Freoliford, Giles Bread,
Henry Matey, onil U • reliant, sexton, were charged
1
with °veiling some loathe in Freol.ford Clinreli, and
taking therefrom control lead Vann. bre.t•plates, coffin
, Ira lUI UM. , Lc. A 111111111: the voults plundered were tiptoe
lof Colonel Joyce, and Sir Wolter Jame.. From the
evidence adiluecil at the examination it appeored (hoot
in 18:.9 Smith, One of the accuoml, wee erniikqed to
lower the church door, and finding tile coffin of some
decealted IA•flOU SOO near the surface of the ground to
an of the inniroventent intended lie had it tokeu up,
and, the Ica.' having been sold for £2. the money was
patted among his workmen. The remain, of the body
tool the wooden coffin were thrown into another coffin
in the same vault. The sexton, it was shown, iioNtead
tif. as lois office should have done, tireventing this viola-
tion of the groves, aooisted there, and participated in the
proceeds of the coffin dirvaed of. Other graves besides
those mentioned liave beet, the aubject of this unseemly
outrage. After hearing the evidence which Mr. Super-
intendent Morgan WAS able tor adduce, the Bench re-
minded the whole of the prisonero for a week, but
offered to take bail for Smith and Merchant, their own
reeognioancto in £4OO, and two aureties in 1.100 each ;
said for tile others —their own recoguisances in £5O, and
two sureties in rbs each.