The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26 00:00:00

DO NCH ESTER.

RASTER HOLIDAT/I.—The adoption of the Hank
Holidays Act will occasion the closing of all the shops
on FAatwr Monday.
Sr. Pates CRORCE.—Colleatlona were made itt St.
Peter's on Sunday fir the heating of the chnrsh, sod
the approolotioas al the warmth afforded Was marked
by contributions to the amount of la lls. 7d.
GREAT WERTZRX RAILWAT.—Tbare will be ao
alt. rations in the trains on the Great Western Railway
for the month of April, and the present time tables
will finnan in fore°. _ _ _ .

Marla Coara.—Tha kit D.R.V. had • "much oat
ow Tharoday sight liaised of all Mall weekly drill.
Tun arai good and they Weft 118110114•4164
by the bead. They peoesethed akult th• .81140111 road,
•od after about two hem fogad MOMS' wee la Obaz.
minder, whore • brief bolt wee Node ; sad they retaraed
to heed quart...bout It waa • bosetlf al moos-
Iklit Welt, and, On Watt wail vary Um, the
nibs yea ma

00IISTY Coo IT—On Good Friday, Um following dor
(Saturday), and Ratter Monday the County Court
MSc.. are by law closed.
LORD Ptnettgeeee HUNT.—Ths lad meet of this
111Q10W. peek of hounds took plass on Friday morning
it the Mu:tasks. Then was a good sprinkling of
°starlet" amongst the Itrge numb., of horsemen.
with • few of the (dr telt molnted, that amembled,
while there was quite • throng el people on foot. The
'almanac of Lord Yoltintore, who it was understoei cue
in attentions° on Mer Ms( wty, was much r..grettrsL
The officers of that Artillery showed hospitality to the
boat. Soon •fter II KVA,. e1.:3 till) with tile pick. and
away trotted ell In the darte•i i at ! I.r t toe.
A find was multi iioyr
afforded • capital ran, and th r., a, is 00., or too other
short splits, making altogether • actichumory day for
the last of • peek whioh bac invariably aboard goal
Ilport The Sporting Gauls states that Moser-.
Tattersall have disposed of Lord PolUmoro's hounds to
Mr. Corbel, It. Muter of the Cheshire, who 66• been
fartstuste to securing oats of the btst packs of bitches in
ilMak with about three eouplo of dog hounds.
tta WIATIISR.—The following Is our meteorological
report :-
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A .
Muth
18 48
10 00
20 41
21 44
22 39
24 SO
14 41

31.4 i Weather State el Woatber.

II WNW Yo
91 NW Pme
31 NW N , Cloudy
ta NNE , Fine, Below
90 N !Fine. el ,udy
19 I NE 'Saul"
211 I NE Cloudy, snow

TRILL gal BlaillT.—At Cornwall assign, before
1 Bares Marlin, William Potter, formerly in badness at
Doreheater, as • grater, we. Wined for folonlosuly
auT764 Hertrade Crebo, at Wroth. on august 30tb,
1871, lie hi former wife, to whom hi wee
slanted ow July 24th, 1837. beteg then alive.
WZlThbya Mr. Collins defended. The
prisoner pised.d guUty, bet, in extenuation, Mr. Collins
mined that in 000dderation of reannag £OO the
prisoner'. former wife, Priscilla, had left the ;Higdon
altogether. He thee went down Into Cornwall where
be wee born, sod while iU there met with a young women
who afterward. pouted through the eereatoay of marriage
with the poisoner. This young women bad been told of
the lirementanole of the prisoner, that he had been
I mania, Ind she refuted to attend upon and nurse
bin la the bonne wises the marriage aeronomy was
Se threes ; whereupon the primmer was foolish
owe& to marry her. 'Whom the first wife heard of
Uda, she tams lowa to the plass whore he wee living
la Cornwall, aid moon drier • uteeseager case to hi.,
aid told him that if be did nos give her more money
she would pvoees.ts hiss for the edema he had coat-
Wind. Mi. Collins soatended that as wrong had bees
done, for prisoner'. wife well knew that wboa else
reemlied the 000 atm was free fres him. Mr.Bt. AA's,
on behalf of the promentioa, end he was pleased to any
that be entirely eeneeirred with his learned !dead'. re.
sub, sad eseommeaded the Kiwis( meet strongly he
mom. The priormeor was thee been/ ever in hio own
reworalmose et MO lio appear when walled upon.
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incrisait•—• natal woo played bote ea Wedaesday
lasi betimes the Dominoes,: slab eM that °Moen of
IL M. ships statioaed it Pertiaad, wide\ malted in I
vietery tert the femme by two gosh he mom. For the
drat guastes aa hoar the home tom, pl 'yips roar
moo shag% had us ...k as they meld do to bold
AM: ewe %pima the deiormlned rushee of Weir oppo-
mate, who awe than moo almost eameeded is break.
' lag through tha lines of &team At this pant of the
game the ilae runs sad vigorous kicking of the Dos.
°brim "halfhaeke" and "beaks" showed to (test edam.
logo, sad the remainder of tbo team having put in as
appearance the ,tide of ammo set Is strong' seMast
the pliaat seas of Neptaile. A good run by A. Curtis
took the ball down to th• naval ham end then T. Coombs
mould a "bush down" width he quickly tonverted
Into a goaL S:des wars changed, yet, descuto th•
plucky aorta of Woo/Seem the gams we, still otatoed
to their gumless, nod C. Raises securing another
" tomb down " A. Davit pieced a mooed goal to the
clubs media. The remaiader of the game we, hotly
contaded and toe numb praise outset be givea to
Messrs. Gasser, Holmes, sad Hugh for their steady mad
meallant " book " play on behalf of the odious, whisk
was mainly instrummit al in promoting I arther &motors
When thee was otallod no Mhos dollaito 'afloat age had
been moored altholuib "bash downs" bad been obtained
by A. Curtis (2), F. Davis, T. Coombs. J. Baskett, end
J. And:two. As the day we, warm and bright many
speetaton, with not slew of the fair am, went attnated
to the ground, end *Meetly appreciated lb. game,
which a competent fad" who was present, amested
bad excelled any played by the slab this Eamon.

Up:malos I Ittecaurror.—Re Thomas Hairy
Kaskiew. Olerir is Holy Orders. Hrd-master of
the Dorrastor Grammar &Wool. The fira general
of creditors was had on Wednesday snorer'
at the Itolop. Hotel. Dorrester. Kr. Alfred POD*
(MOWS. Andrews sad Pops) &Weeded on behalf of the
delsear,arl tit. Barret for retires. Kr. Pops abated the
anamand creditors delete moored to 111,763 17a.
sod lb. roared to 11,307 10.. For the latter the
seonrildes were estimated at £1,867 10h, giving • bears
of moo as awata. Then Hare wee • book debt of £6,
£75 foe furniture, fr., and £4O for vars. property.
Debtor bed • lodgment debt of OW spirt • reran
now in New &shod, whish was valeelem, and • L'3oo
hoed la the isms name. equally worthier. Toe
debtor's difiloalties, It was said, were explainable by
his having paid £1,150 oat of pocket for hL brother.
There was £lO 14.. 21. rates and wages to be paid in fall,
Thai them rem•lued of £1,753 2s. 11d. enamored,
So lor4.ded for oat of the 1:681 more, las of course
, 1.. W. sad about £5O lb. ontimoted
1 or lapridakos ooat aasimaa, tli• rarities. be is
paid out of tir 11661 mere. After theft latter &Ar-
tier had base made there would be about ZOO to meet
£1.753 Is. lid. eassoured debld We would show
smirks like • dividsad of over 7s. la the posed.
Kr. Pope had hoped that Kr. Merry would have been
able to betas forward some relaMve or Mead to
guarantee as this statement so mar in the posed by
way of eoesparitioa. Bat, unfortunately, there wags.
or whom he scald ask to do so, therefor the
debtor was unprepared to offer say eomposition,
but be was willing to give op all his property
for driers amaapt the sr ditor• Kr. F. Look (chair-
ania) seggestad Mr. Pope shad I gearsetee the dividendL
Kr. Pop.: I am mot 'Mowed so an *Sew of the Court
to do so. The Chairman expressed as opinion that the
valorise of the brass was set down at too high •
figure. Kr. Barest called stratioa to the £4O per
per imam resolved by We debtor for the rapider of
the Darebeiter Workhouse—that be observed, was an
tom* intim& Kr. Pope said that wr sot an most;
the eimplidney, be pointed oat, was sat like • brides
or living. Mr. Arthur Loot: It is part of his Wooer,
aad Ia thil event of his banknotes • patti.. of his
Weems would be dirested to be pat towards the
payment of his sreditom Mr. Pop.: How reek as.
you put aside, I should like to brew, out of £4O
per sawn? Mr. Galpie : Bet than 114 re is also Is.
tome id the Grammar Holor. Yr. Pops The Grammar
easel is ita eriewmeed, sad the idea of the widows,
mar lie serried out. It I. wedded that the \ad-
mirer read be there to trek the boys, sad have
wherewith to Ilse sat trees; be Is to provide an
sseisrat master, mad lo keep the viewless I. repair.
Far that he Is to receive nate of property at Freer
Vanshardt to the mord of £4l per seam, sod aro
various gm/haste dhows in Dat.boot.r to re swat
at £llll--ertal £65, out al which ke is tolled an seeistaet
master. With regard to the renewals they •v
for ram year CO re pest, but Wisely he had =i ie
reser& at all. Tim total arra& of his Worm from
the dramater Bekaa has never bee. tree thee £l3O,
rd oat of that be hos bad to provide an aseistaat-
master mad to keep lbs premium Is repair. Mr 0
bill far matte unarm Is bearer RIO sod £4O.
Glalpht : But thet ramps over • series of riere I sup-
pose. 101 l esesisrat that a debtor arid have from
151100 to 110015.,.. eat yet that swat foe aortas?
Kr. Pepe Warted that as Yr. Odra had not proved
his teak, he was out of order. —Mr. Berra remarked
that in re Beakrarey Court Kr. therm word her
to aseerd for ail hi. irons. Kr. Hodge.: There
would be a quart whetbse aerate, should be appro-
=out of it. Reverting to the queries of the
of the Grammar School Kr, Pope, In *only to
Kr. Barra, saki you ooald not sent* boy, to rased.
Kr. Rummy said it had roe • very good sari. kir.
Pop.: Not the lest tea years. The Debtor: I Mall
=I. rower say questions that way be pat. The
wee pressed to glee • gaaranre sod also to
fix • dabs forxhc::: the divides& but at neither
point was r illetalte dose, sad We proseediap
terminated by Ile resolved, on the motion of Kr.
BarsrAt, serried by Kr. Gregory, that the &heirs be
seetbd by liquidation. Kers. F. Netting, H. Lord,
J. Fester. and J. F. Hedge.", jai., were appointed •
orunitre of inspetair. Hr. J. Gayle cement xi to
take the case of trustee. A strong hope was ex.
premed that the ester would be radar as speedily
as posmible.

Bolot7ol Pour% Thweds7.—Beftro J. NAM),
1101.
youtk of 17, owned Tem Rickard Hodder, wee
brought up for sisaliag 411 b.. of potatoes in the Mar-
ket Hem. the property of William Gm! md, dealer.
P.C. Pomeroy said that abseil a quarter to eight this
monde( he was In the Market Mem, Maus under
some bawds. Prisoner sumo in, sad shoe looking
shoat, apparently loss. the way was clear. he took a
bag of potalom from Mr. Garhad's standing to hi.
mother's Mil, where he untied the bag and emptied
pert of the potatoes into •hr basket. B. sima
it-
tied the bag. sad serried It bask to Garland's stood.
Regormiag to his mother's Mall, primer was shout to
plies the basket os Maks to take sot for sits, when
Mime jumped out, and slugged him with the theft.
Ho They're my own potatoes." Took him into
Gasket,. The eonetsble stated, la answer to the
magistrate, that be had semi the primer hawk:lag
potatoes in the streets between eight sod nine In the
morning. There were 411ba. of potatoes.
Mary Ann Garland, daughter of WUllan Garland.
said that dim her hillier had been 111 ahe had kept his
stall In the /Whet Hoses. This morning the oonstable
seat for her, and at the polies 1t141441 abowed her •
bag eontainiag same potatoes, and others In a basket.
Tho beg sad the potatoes were her Whig's. The
rains a the potatoes remold from the bag to the
basket we, sheet 30.

Primmer said there were some potatoes la the beeket

-11e—eaked that purities of P.O. Pomeroy, and he
amwered Mere were nose in it before he (primmer)
S.— from the bag.
Primmer : How do you know? Oortstside: Because
I ele!afaerl the beeket before.

Primmer said there .wereTtilbe. or Mdbu there before.
Tbe migiatasis mid it wad quite clear that oe this
aottation—whaterer be had doe* before—he had stolen
timeS potatoes.
Willael the ease &spelled of by tits maids.
Mates, aell Irma remanded till Moody.
Sept Oeusrd mid than had been frequent SOO.
Vail kW, of tidap Wag stoles out of the Market
Ths modliltrate said he should suppose so from That
had been proved now.
MONDAT. —Bofors T. Beanela, 111*. J•i7. Hodges,
aad J. Bishop, Keg,
Tem Rachord Modeler wee brought et ea leased
for straltag potatoes in the Market Rouse, and pleated
The presenter mad be wished to thick the palm,
for dabs their daty, sad to reessamend the imil $e
luny oa asesisa el his yank: