The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05 00:00:00

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Sheldon Dudley, D.A., Trinity College, DibUii
licensed to the coney of rortilina. Donek
B,driey Hall Fleming. AIMOWS of King's Gallego,
14.01405, lieessoi to the comely if Holy Trinity, Way.
=oath. Dorset.
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larn-esitoTte;t Alexander Hardiest* Haldane-Chin-
secy. awe , Trinity College, Cambridge, Itemosed I. the
mew ot Caine. Wilt..
Thomas Detrain Karskall, tea., Nowealiegi4 Oddrird,'
!Mewed to the curacy el Baterierba Direst
William John Edward Percy,l.A.Si. JobeeCoarrt,,
Cambridge, bombed to the 'army of Blionlford Yoram,
Dorset.
Joseph Heald Ward, WA., Telaity Coast* Nab-
bridge, Ilseamd to the gamey Heeerstoek, Willa
Newtie Newton. LA., Pesalroka College,Orderd. BY
Lateen Dimino:elbow the Lord Archbishop n 1 Canter-
bury.

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800. W. Milos Harare W A., St John's Coiled*,
Cambridge, and carats of Tinshaon, Daeset,
Rey, Msttbesr Robert Edassdos, Trial:nyi
tollisio, Oxford, sad ousts of Rambla., cam A
Wilts.

it... Baldwin Hammond, N.A., Magdalen Hall, OA,
fo rd, and aunt* of fitoartan,
it... Charles Nail, LA , Trinity Han, Canibridg,.
and carats at Bradford Abbas, Demi.

ICITY Fours, Friday.— Before the worshipful the
Mayor.—Watiese Brows, • pessimer, was brought op
in custody charged with being drunk and dimederly on
the primacies evening, and the case hawing been proved,
defendant we. fined ss. cad costa in default to he
imprisoned for seven days.—Joseph Hobbs, a middle;
aged DWI, WY brought up is custody charged with
being • wandering image From the evidence of P.C.-
Gould, who apprehended the priooner in the Whadaor,
Road, and others, it apEaaraed that the prisoner, who
woo formerly in the no of Manors. J. k J. Carets,
drapers, at Yeovil, had crime or twice to the Pdaeri
to see tbe Bishop, but had not yet ausosedril, and is.
tended to go again when apprehended by the polio/mem.
He told the policeman that It, was "going to be or-
dained," and that was why be had come to Bellamy.
The prisoner entered the palms, and is semebing for
the Bishop, found his way to tba room where Mrs.
Hamilton was sittiog before the servant. could remove
hies. Dr. Winner attesded, and deposed that the
Primmer was unquestiosably of animated mind, and the
Mayor moordingly Mood an order for his immediato
removal to the county asylum at Devizes—Moor:mi.
—Before the Mayor, James Hussey, F. A Mead.
T. W. Gilbert, &qrs., and Dr. Lush. --Georp DLO*
was brought up on remand charged with feloonally
etealiog four deal plank; the property d Mr. Male, of
CasCe-strent. The prolocutor, Mr. Raymond Henry
Hale, stated that on the sherneos of Whit-Mood., e
prisoner, who worked far Maas • sawyer, was ea
in " petting his void to rights." The the
parish of Milford, and was mad se a lambert ymd. by
1:74t0r. On the day in question primmer ens dean
17;ard, es Ide mate had tom out for a Ooldol.
Prisoner had pommion of the keys adds* aid. Prom
calor di/ see mim any timber until • cisme
to him mid from what he told him prosecutor west to
the polimmtatios nest morning and them ha found two
29th. deals, Sin, by 31a., and two 1211. deals. file. by
3M., which he at sees idesitalled ea him mwrebr, and
of • pile which wee stored is the Nllfeed yard.
four deals, two of which he now saw produced, he
*mid swear to as his , sad Mohr vane a* It
' per foot we. el Be. - .8. White said from Wm-,
motion he russived be went to Mr. Whaled* as the
Canal, and there found prisoner ofF.4 for sale hoer
deal Oinks which he bad on some I. the street
Having his auspidons on the subject • asked prisoner
If be could account for baring Mem In his poomesion.
and prisoner replied. "I have brought them hom George
Elliott's yard in Primplarthing-rireet ; I work with lies
as a sawyer sod be told me I. sell the planks for him.*
Witness thee hook him into custody and dimmer&
charged him with dealing the planks from Kr. Rohe.
yard. That was as the ermine of irbitillieday.
Prisoner than made no reply to the charge. On the
following be voluntarily add. "I Mole them from Mr.
Hate's yard, I em very sorry for it, what do yea Mirth
they will do with me r—George Elliott, wavier, add be
bad mute timber on his premises in Pimay-farthlag.
street, hot had no planks of the same kind 1111 (hoes pro-
duced. He had also Dever authorised primmer to sell
soy for his. There WY DO other George Elliott re-
siding in Penny-faribisteireet.—Prieeser maid he was
guilty, and be WY very sorry for It. He had bean
a soldier, and whoa in the Crimea he got •
slight wound on the hied and ever since that if he took
more then two half pinta of beer he did sot know what
be was about —Mr. Gabon That is the very reason
you should not drink.—Prisoner Well, air, I am very
sorry, it was holiday time and I bed a little drink aoi
It ham got me into trouble—Tbe Mayor mid prisoner
had made himself liable to sin moons' inaprimensent,
but as dal was his first offence, sod he hod hitherto
bores a very honest name, the eastenee would be miti-
gated to three months' hard labour, sad he beped he
should never see him there agale.-11ary Hthbard,
we. charged by Sarah Pickering with using Memos and
profane leaguage in Gigantetaset, on the enable of
Friday, May 25 It 'appeared Mat the dreadfully
obscene language somplemast charged defendant with
uttering, use provoked by the circomMance that ems-
*leant was now odabiting with a man wills wheat
defendant had formerly lived for 1.2 years, sail Mat
defendant, although she Masi that the man hed used
her so badly she was obliged to leave him end we tamed
to "a steed, life," was consequently jealous of am-
plaionnt It deo appeared that the sue is condos
was the only witticism of the proceedings and no the
mplicetion of complainant the cesa was adjourned for •
fortnight in order that he might attend. On the order
for adjournment being greeted by the mayor besh
women thanked him, and walked triumphantly out of
mart. There was no other business.

Conan Pyrrr Ramona, Tnenday.—Refore G.
Ketcham, EN., E. Everitt, EN., E. Bitumen, EN., J.
Balmy, EN., and W. Pinakney, 11+4.- George 1511 m.
Labourer, at Denerhans, was wanuneeed for unlawfully
taking 10 partridge • egp at Demerhani on the itth Kay.
Defendant did not &poser and P.C. 48 proved the
serene of a Nimmons George Beaohara, nadir keeper
to Lord Fitzgerald, proved seeing defendant go to a
wet whet he was mire sontained 10 wtritelle esp,
and take gonsething oat and go away. items weal to
the wet and Moline the mre gone started is parent of
defendant, and on overtaking him demanded the eggs
widish defendant refused to give up. Witness then
collared defendant and • struggle, in which ell the eggs
were broke& in defendant's pocket, maned. Beth
parties fell to the ground, and on getting up witness
told defendant he should summon him for taking
the eggs. Witless had repeatedly lost partridges
ergs, sad knew that defendant was in the habit
of prowling about the hedges at dinnertime&
Fined Ws. and Geste or to be imprisoned for
14days. —A summons spinet Baseham for amenities
Ti 11..... dhsmi.-.d,a.T,U.rdld not speller to comptain.
—Edmund Olding, jun., yeoman, of Rads Fenn,
Amesbury, sew summoned by John noose, butcher,
Amesbury, for •• assault on Sunday, Kay 20, at
Auseebary. • croessummoos charged the said John
M 0113411, end • labourer named Charles Rolfe, with
weaulting the said Edmund Oiding at the same time
and pima. Mr. Kelsey appeared on behalf of Okling.
The can againa4 Oiling wan first gooe into, and the
complainant, John Thomas, stated that on the remise
of Sundae. Kay
_2O. be waa in compaay with Charles
Rolfe, Thomas Weston, and othen. They were "Pull
taking • walk roeisd," when they reed young Oldies
who was driving • lot of young lambs in the road. Wit-
tier and his petty stepped on one side to let the lambs
pam, but one ran beak and Oiling than began awiaiieg
at tritium, who was in front of the Wham and after
making him why be did not get oat of the way, struck
him several blows on the side of the head, knotting him
down and bruising his face very multi. Witness sand
" help." and Rolf*, who we. pit behind* WIN leeward
aed defended witness by striking Oiding on the head
with • stick. Oiling then "pitched into witness spin
and also struck Rolf* and tore his jacket. Oldiee mei
he had had a grudge gained witness for mix mouth& and
be meant to pay it off. He *leo mid that ise was
hacked by a gentleman in Amesbnry to fight mix
such men as witness for £2O. Whams did me
attempt to strike Oldie' either before or after
Oldiap begaa the affray. Three young ems
named Rolfe, Weirton, and Riven eorroboreled moo
of complainant's statement, and Mr. Kelsey haring
severally crineoexamined them, ha waled the defendant
Oiling, who stated that be was driving SMOG iambs
from 801 l ord to Amesbury on the night in quokka, in
emapany with a man eased Dyke, who worked for his
Whew. He met Thomas, Rolfe, Weenie, Rivera, and
ervend other., and they frightened Ova or six of the
lambs so that they rut into some vetches and kben into
some wheat. Witness asked Thome' Irby hi did not
net out of the way, and ia turtling round to took after
the lamb, received • blow on the head from a Wink.
He immediatay turned round and seeing Themes' was
merest, "plinked it into him pretty stiffish," and
knoolred him down. Rolfe eiterivereis Wreak him with
• sties, and he then struck Rolfe too. The party then
ran alr•y a short &Wanes sail Thome Popped and
took off hie coat, and eballeaged witness to come oa and
light it out He did not do an, but went On With the
iambic Would twee' that be never said anything
about being barked to fight tie of them, est that he had
a grudge against them. Did not swearat-vil Believed
Twines and Rolfe bed a grudge &gannet him for order-
ing them off bin father's faros souse time last spring.—
Richard Dyke corroborated Olding's Antennae, —P.C.
ayter proved that Rolfe subsequently admitte4 tg
him that he struck Oldie' fine in the affray. He
wanted the pdiketalnatidli• to IN to 'Mame=
to get payment for keifeedamaged that. The
could not give Rolle a good obareetre. He ballad.
deal of trouble with the ythag Ipso Apvithw *at.
—Kr. Everitt said the Baia -area of dpn that
°Ring 414 smattlt John 'Dimas without nay worms-
Boa by him, se Wing bad Massif 'admitted 40=i.
turned resod aad Wawa the thereet to him
seeing any attempt en the pant of litter .0
Fee Wel 111114111$ *add IM Amid anfirti"ta.Vg •
made the ether.., that la white Thema wed idle'
we. ,barged with emawitino Oidaalhent
as ease Theme. end tibut verectilet
that etrikleg 914ing ' gg.
The.....Therdere Oldhnee eomplidat bolt .6.1
Ihiveread, Valswerte Lander., ,mmil
ountmoned braegerfelly Ulna* 6 pat cis tkielliti
aka. Dateitiaaa di it splemir. Wtr,4e. of mufti*.
was proved by P.C. Hayter.-11r. Henry Andrew'', of
,gaggegebst iserthe OW Mar be wag yeliebrair
the Great Widens Railway, between
„WaEfla
ford, when be saw defe=6o9 •
"packet" on the line. zik Ira
hfincts ta". t•nkrn" roc*. -
ap end eireladed tie* defesdnet bag itt,vq
Hempel'. to defendant who mid that it• theft •
lad shot, but witnese did not Win, hl and
pinked up a -highly ldlled path%
warm. —rms4 oird iamb or to
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