The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-15 00:00:00

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Mr. Mayo's reablenoe at Cull's Frolic, when theY ei i.; done, rehe in ei•
saw the deceased walking by the rivei. Ile pao.cil
them once or twice, and they stood .eit the brOg ! MA; ii: Li be ,li•aolt.d.l
and saw hitu place his hat under 3rl at d jump wm. ; Br. Drew, s.w. ; Br. 'l'app, J.N. ; ;
--• t: Filliter,
into the water just below the a ea. opp si c the Br. Cum. treasurer ; Br- -•
otgassod ; •
"I"lrk'nfie I .nd n'd..v."'"2. swall'i:sitl.:;"l3l'o7lliiriellielvyvtli: 14.1..iwni'. utTllteillririllowo•ifittghti!i"l'Lrsw.ltia"veWbell-elitaint 01(7i:tile' rti 'and
watertuau's house. and ~s meat as lie hail Jumped in , ; Br. Charring .
i meretary ; Br. )(tardy, ;Er.
he swam out, and they then went on, Lot returning . --- Br J nes 3.!). • Br. Poynter, J. li ;F. . rs. Barenut
tit about 10 minutes aftetwards, they raw the body ' " , . •
T.ov-:11 ity Fridav January 11.-Before the Mayor - • " ' ' '
altp..inted for the ensem,.; year : Itri it1.rt..01;_..r.5ta..L.D.it.n...:
floating against the ten hatches. 1 bey immediately 14"
James MC dn.. th-e. master of the Hero, of this port. —... _ ____ ___ _
gave an alarm, and some men working in the ' p„,,iyi„, in the p„rti ,:t ,
am. "oat., woe Ch.rgeti by James h. POOLE.
nteadows gut the body out, anti sent off immediatelY Pullen with rein-ing to pay him CI 2, fkl._ being the ,
i mut Butler, stewards ; Br. Faamptou, u.u.
fur medical assistance. Dr. Aldridge and Messrs. ' amount it wages slue to him. Mr. Howard. appeared ; POOLE QUARTIM SIMMONS. -The gcneral Quarter
waitflail II all on
Emelt and ['setup,. surgeons, acre quickly in at- ! for the dend com teont,-nlainanr smd be shipped hi Sessions of the peacwait held in the -
tendance, and used every exertion to restore anima- : London on iii- 2s,loetolier a; an .altle setrattla. at 1.1 ial : Friday before James Stephen. 1:41.. L. l?
Mon, but unfortunate' v without. soece,s. The ita. month. his agreement wit to go to llolleiood. atid i Grand Jury, of which J. Shulc. l';.41•• was I"reinrat:::
ceased, who was greatly respected, has left a widi..w theme to Weymouth with coda. and hick to London , 11,, ing !men sworn. and the rand proclamation
with Portland stone, lie went One voyage, and bad a_v,
and six children, the oldest of which, we hear, is
only about 8 years of age. An inquebt was held on couitene Tr.oind tins fir on the oTcond voyage. when Lit.
Recorder delivered a lengthened charge to
M' body last evening in the Schnol•roum, thether the vov*a .einsl47lnttierailiiilnatteiant'll hrl:ren or whe- ' grand
against vice and immorality
jury. (jet-rye Pram Ma, a native oi
Foriftngton, when the above facts were dvposed to, titer thev shouldgcome round to Wevmo'nuth again, and
and the jury returned a verdict of Temporary they a5e,.,.,; in port at once. The difference between 1 1 r.m.i.ie. of I:low-miter. was charged wit 1 stealing a
Insanity. them we. Irk. which coniolainant said he had never re- 1 silver watch and several articles of clothing from the
1 Cornwall. a seaman on board the steamer FAlntini
CoSIMIsSIONs MinNED BY 'rift Loan LIffUTIMANT etive'l, hilt he wee nnaltiC 01 write; and the eapt•in said steamer on the 26th of October. lts6o. The
reed, the learn'
Or TUC COVICIT or Dorsal% - sth Dorsetehlre Eille prishired lea book, in which the sums advanced were vessel was lying in Poole Harbour, and on the day
Volunteers.-Ensigu John Thresher to be Captain, written at the time. Defendant hail tendered Cant. in question the prisoner broke open a locker on
vice Weston, resin- cd: John Tizard, gentleman. to !ambient the money. he admitted was doe to him-- board and mole the articles in question, which be-
lie Ensign. vice Thresher, pm roote L• 2 12a. &1.. several ton a
d.-het Dorset- time c, end the court ennaermenty
ordered the a 1111 l mit temb•red he the captain to be lad
I o, .i.tz t,, ihe Mb ri-inient. wire rhar;•l .hr Tj". k"
shire BALI Volunteers. -Lieutenant Henry Saunders sin n h. .4 ' , • ' limier pleaded guilty, and the Recorder sentenced
Edwards to be C•iptain. Ensign Frederick Walter J.3„'1;'":";;S 7.tz .'7,-;yil•nr4. s„ missi„ is.. ! him to 3in nth 'nil I'll' 1111 l ent with hard labour.
limo to the engineer, who was absent. The pri•
Hendry to be Lieutenant. Tilt' ih•rerei, I Weliani
The rosecati n r 11111.etigla.1 hint t Inerey.
Christopher Templer to be Honorary Cleiplaiii. -- T,di1,,,„ :, fluty!, w,il„,. with ....w,ot 'in the nth Mit. Temeres aee HALL. -The lion. i% • 11- It• l'"rt-
itot.C.o
sth Dorsetshire Hale Volunteers -The Reverend --eollaviaillallt PAW he nee at the timber Imerbouse on man, M. l'., and H. n. Sturt, Emq.. have subscribed
Talbot fl reat LS, M.A., to be II mummer Chaphon. the previous night at 9 o'clock. and the two defendants .t.:5 each toward. building the Ti•mperatice Hall.
RIFLE Citers.- The Mn) ..r, .1. F. Hodges Eng., nho were nearly atonic, wen, there a 1.,. lie did not 1 Cuts city. or A !mos.-1M Monday, Henry , Hardy
has kindly Acre I a piece of plat!, value 10 Guineas, -peak to them, bet both took of their belts onil ',wring was be„„ghs lid,
to be shot for by the menibers of the corps during ti"'""betlf• 8,0 the if them otruck I ' on the lies!. full bench of magintrates. charged with setting lire
the C:alling season. -Captain Andrews, late 4th Tilt ereived a xevcre emit on the head and bled consider- to the lofts and stables of his employers. Nlcsare. G.
'Flue prisoner,
Draipoin Guards', has also kindly II rout a price id 2 ,r,.....:.in,..ldlehfi.:i.n.tend
ud a. titzi, ii.sttel:e
,airwizi,orewolz
guineas, to be shot for in the coming se.ison as a 71 i whose appearance betokened weakness
i 5.... to auliat.,Z ite'lg.e,clisrge mid thi7e.iddiers were and T. lielben..reofththeeMla:ou'lre' l'S.teitiAncty.Fl.l:cul; nalnialli.a
third prize, to be made 4 Guineas as asceond prize in
I very violent and cleared the bowie. It w. Lyons who of intellect, is about 34 years of age. having been in
ing oirere'l by some struck Tiddens.- Ti,.defendants said the lion4e was prosecutors' employ for 26 years. The Mayor was of
other gentleman.-The ladies' Silver Bugle will lie full of soilero and tbey were oimply defending them' opinion that as the primmer was Not in a tit state to the event of a sec 1111 l 1 prize not
presented to the Corps by Miss Devenish in the sde n--Tie- Mayor said a more violent and unprovoked plead, the duty of the magistrates was tip have himn
Walks adj ll ill ing Mr. Lewer's Coach Factory to- tesoult had not been brought before the Bench for a examined by two medical men, whose reports would
Quorum (Wednesday) afternoon. This corps long tim. The complainant and his companions were be sent to the Secretary of State, who would be
will first parade in the High West. aittiol quietly ilrinkinz their beer when the defendants
memorialized as to what was to be done with the
street, in full dress, with band, at 2 pan., and cameand crested a disturhatice.-Lyons was fined 10s.
lunatic. The evidence of Dr. Crabb was taken,
eel coot., or 14 days' imprisonment. Gaynard wet dis-
march to the place if presentation.
Comm-Feu Ti) THE 1/01:(!linarzit GAOL-A imi:ea: who deposed that the prisoner was in a state of un-
charged, and the sergeant in attendance was requested
by the Moor to report his conduct to his superior 11‘.111111 mind, and was out, in his omniou, aware of
Charles Brown ant! lieu, Day, stealing iron at Meese, that he might be prohibited wearing his belt what he was charged with. Mr. Dickinson thought
Bench

.tge
Sherburne ; Henry Hardy, &mon at Poole. !lard
Labour: Albinus Reeves, misbehaviour at Shaftes-
bury Union, 21 days; James Bishop, vagrancy at
Yetioinster, 14 days; Samson Carter, leaving family
chargeable at Hazelbury lir3an, 3 calendar ths ;
Absalom Barnes, misbehaviour at Blandfoni U ,
42 days; Ashley Ballam, misbehaviour at Blandford
Union, 1 calendar th ; James Bell, assault on
constable at Abbotsbnry, I calendar month;
lierrillge, vagrancy at Shaftesbury, 21 days ; Job
Durrant, stealing turnips at Stourton Cauipile, 1
calendar mouth ; George Chant and David Chant,
night poaching at St.albridge, 7 days, and to find
sureties ; Villiamn Stone, assault on police at Radi-
pole. 1 calendar month. lamproAosiment : George
-Williams, stealing bread at Dorchester 14 date ;
Williain Harris, stealing a watch at Weymouth, 2
calendar his; Charles Sherwood, stealing three
fowls at fiamprestini, 2 calendar mouth.; Julio
Lyons, aasault at Weymouth, 14 days.

wheu au. suing lute the torn.'

the duty of the , would be to convict the iiri-
soner, leaving the question of his insanity to the
Court above. The Bench decided to hear the evi-
dence, which was gone through, and the prisoner
was committed to take his trial at the neat I)orset
Assizes.