The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-06 00:00:00

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

COUNTY Pouut, Wednesday. Before John
Honey, —George Hatcher, of Moonide,
Ildsruhull, was committed for one mouth's herd ,
labour for wilfully breaking two penes of glom. in
on. of lb. perish church windows, on the Zrd
and also one square of gime in the window of P.C. '
DIBB2OIOI houss.—MICIDAY.-13eloye John Hersey,
Rm., and the Rey. H. T. Rower.—John Lag, of
Stanoinstar, was committed for oil mentl's hard
labour for violsuily admitting hie wife oe the night
of the 26th elt Patinas, wm epprehended on Mc
mot by P.C. Bike, who whammed tin ollenes.—
hates Foot, of ihmentisider, John Foot, and Thomas
Pans, of Misetea, were Mingle op in melody,
charged with violently memilting P.C. Poyator in
the meeetion of his den, at Manseon, on flouncing
of lb. 25th Mk The diesodsota were fon=
officer on the highway, drink and q
He advised them to go home when they all fall epos
kiln, knocked him down, damaged him oink mid broke
his helmet. The micietretea seatesood esob to oil
month', herd labour, in default of paying • fine of £3
asob, and & farther Mil of 7e. 84. mew
BRIDPORT.

A euzuc eriorrnici on behalf of the Society for
providing Additional Curates in populous plains is to be
held, ve are informed, at the Town lull, on Tuesday.
tho 13th November.

Tun G Wean ito going to girt their shone daring
the winter months on Saturday seining, at 9 o'clock
—a eery sensible resolutgon, and one we hope they
will adhere to all the year round.

Aktusercin Sunday week sermons
were preached at the parish church, morning and
afternoon, by the Incumbent, the Rev. H. Fes. in
aid of the funds of the Dosed Comity Hospital, and
oolleetions were mode After both services amounting
to upwards of £6.
Tire birthday of Master Still, son of Captain and
Mrs. Still, was celebrated in the meal moaner.
Tbe women of the parish of Waiditek were treated
to a dinner in the school•room by J. Gundry, Esq.,
and the children were provided with bans, while
the children of the Union were treated to cake at
the Workhouse. In the evening Master 8011 was
presented with a Bible, subscribed for by the women
of the parish. Cannons were fired daring the day.

now Sitcom. FOR Aumoemr.—An seeming
&shoo' for boys and girls we. opened on Moodey
week, under tbel superintendents of the Bev. B. W.
May, r. a., curets of Allington, assisted by several
friendia Some little time back tbe rev. gentleman
endeavoured to establish a National Day School for
Ms parish, and obtained promise of support to •
usrtain extent, but we suppose it was insufficient as
the project wee not carried out. We are, therefore,
very glad to Sod that he has been enabled to set
going • night school, and bops that ere long he may
be enabled to roomed in Om greater undertaking of
providing a day school. Boob • school is much
nueded in the parish, which has a large population,
consisting principally of the labouring &Me&

BOROUGH Pwrrr firamona, Tmoday.—Before the
Mayor and 8. W. Whotharn, Hp —Sanaa, *llea. was
sammonad by &rob A. Unload, for an arm% at
Beidport, oa tits 24th October. —Proemial: saki, about
holt past raven that morning ale oast to work at debts.
dant'a mother's, gra Pomeroy. Defersiset maid " This
is a pretty time to roam to work ^ and mid she should
not do my with became OM was wa late. Witness said
ohs wild go in sad VI MN ire, cisfsodsat's mother
tailed down stein for bar to do so. Defendant Mood
Ii bor way, to provost bee doing so. eke bad •atild li
Ma arum, she tried SO go in and be Mama her pad
▪ ile sherwsrds strait bow soM, sad she took up •
handle of a:briash to steam Ma. Doessidsall had a
Poker in bis Med. Hs shims& *sok bur wilt Ms

Ad sad me Inat a black eys, sadakindes is the cbesk.—
issbeEb mid "Wive/ dem Is litee. Peimeepf
, file• mar defesdaet come oat of his wititae de s bones Wi
' poker in his band on that day, somplaineat and &fee-
dant'. metier wen them She saw defendant striking
complainant in the fags, sad afterwirds saw defendant
striking complaisant with a atiek.—Pengy Pomeroy,
called for Um defies's, amble. that day 'by s,s aretain
when eoutplainaat mese este bee ben's. When she
mune &len she YIP her son manse complainant
out of doors. Witness bad told bar to light the ire,
and he was preventing her. Plaid Is. Id,. and IL..
001441, or in default awes days' bard labour.
' Nary Ann Andrea.' was simammeed by Robert Balmer
, for an amattlt at Bridport on 121 h Mat. Complainant
rid be waist work stir. Normaa's when the defendant
dame and abused him. The ekdandant left and called
biro into h-r wee. When be went in she tflok op a
, poker and broke his head in three places.—Elisabeth
Norman said OD that dsy eomplainant was taking is
lebeese for her. Defendant mite sad abased bine. She
afterwards saw defendants bead bleeding. Heurriet
Paine,miled for the defence, eaid she lived in Reatutreet
with defendant. On that day she saw acempleinant
strike defendant, mid defendant took up the poker to
defend herself. n. ft.s was dismissed.

Avant's annual ocrourt took place
at the drill hall last Teraday 'seeing. It was the fret
entertainment given there. and it was very fully and
fultionsbly attended—a happy usury, we treat, of the
complete among of the seterprise of oar volunteers in
emoting the beilding. • large number of carriage' con-
veyed nonaleave of the leading Medlin is the neighbour-
hood be the hall, and it was found osensary to regulate
the manner in wh!cli earriages set done and subrequently
took up thus they broubt. We never remember
, seeing 110 long • line of serrlues brought into re-
quisition at any previovii esemet or entertainment
In Bridport. Amoopt the sampan, vs noticed:
Mr. & P. Gundry, Mr. and Km Joesph P.P. Canary,
Mr. E. C. Gundry, Captain Sta, Major and ltm
Templer, Mrs. Archer Comas, Mrs. Wynne, Mr. and
Montagu, Mrs. and the Mimes Realinson, Kr. C.
K. Rawlissoo, Mr. LoWn, Mrs. Dyer, Mies Nantes,
Captain Swain, Mr. an re. Colfax, It. W. Colfos,
Mies Nesbit, the Bev. J. L. L. Fttlford, 111 r. W. &
Folioed, the Mimes Templer, Ir. mid Mrs. Jobe
Studley, Mr. Talabell.Brillen, the Rev. W. T. and Mrs.
Cur, Kr. and Kn. F. W. Good, Mist Geed, Kr. A.
H. Good, Mr. J. and the Misses LION Kr. H. and the
Mimes Tucker (Pellwooks), Kr. and Kra Alfred Stephens,
Mn. W. T. Whether., Mr.& Whetham, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Tacker, Kite Davy, Mr. A. Manley, Mr. A. and the
Niue. Talker (Broadenham), Yr. and Yrs. Munn, Ac.
Miss Berry, the principal vocalist, sang several songs
excellently. The ball proved to be an admirable one
for sound, and it well displayed her masked powers,
which are of no mean order. Twice she was warmly
encored, and her singing appeared to afford general
pleasure. Mr. Browning, a tenor from Paster, was the
other vocalist, end he sang with great taste. A
Mr. Northway had bum aneouneed, but he was pro.
vented attending, as we understood, by illness. and Kr.
Brownie( AUed his place. Kr. Avant distinguished
himself as a pianoforte soloiat, and three of his unpile—
Miss Ward, Miss Cush. of Buminster, and • little
girl the daughter of Kr. Alfred Knight, waisted by
playing piasoforte solos or duets, in which they
acquitted themselves very creditably, the latter
eeperially pinging admirably for so young •
girl, and she vu loudl *Wended. At the
wanclusioe, Mr. Avant thanked the Ludience for
1 their attendance, and aneouneed that Ma Greening
bad coneuted to appear again at • cheap uncut to
take plus there on Thursday evening, but the cioneert
was not given, as Kiss Greening was unexpectedly
obliged to return to London.