The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-05 00:00:00

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1113116011NE.-o.thsve Mutat, Monday, Oct.
2Sth. STRALINII. -- Before]. T. Itaskett and
%V. L. Adj.°, Bova William Irma!,lun, a young
wan belonging to Uddein, near %a iiiihorne, was
brought up in custody of Superintendent Baynton,
Laving been apprehended by that officer at Dor-
chester fair. charged with stealing 10 ewes, belonging
to Mr. Mark Lodbyer, of West 3,1100 n. It appeared
prisoner pretended to purchase the sheep for A dealer,
and was to fetch them away in a few days and pay
for t hem, instead of a Inch lie went telly on the
moruing of the 24th, and drove them away from a
farm at Horton, two miles off. where they were at
keep, and was not heard of till he was apprehended.
The sheep were traced to • man, named Balton, of
Lyteliett, to whom prisoner had sold thew, and were
!akin possession of by the superinteudent. Mr. F.
W. Freeman appeared for prisoner, and urged a
bona jide sale. The justices thought otherwise, and
111 l itted prisoner for trial, but accepted bail.
Prisoner was a very young man, and bad evidently
beamede the dupe of others.
It affords us niuch pleasure to state that the
master of the Union in this town, Mr. Clarke, is
exonerated from all blame in connection with the
late extraordinary disclosures at the Pools Union. It
will be remembered that at the investigation at
roole, John Pennington, the porter, stated that he
took a very large hani weighing more than 4011 s. to
the master of the Wimberns Union, by the order of
the master of the Poole Union.—ln consequence of
thia statement an investigation took place at the
Board Room of the Wimborne Union, before W.
H. T. Hawley, Esq., Inspector id the Poor Law
Board, and at the close that gentleman said that
not the least shadow of blame could rest on Mr.
Clarke, no evidence whatever having been adduced
before Lim to show that he had the slightest know-
ledge of the ham in question being the property of
the guardians, but that Mr. Frampton hail sent it to
him as a small return for his kindness in insisting
him in keeping the accounts and instructing him in
his duties on his appointment as master." This
statement fully vindicates the character of Mr.
Clarke.
POOLE.—hlreicirat Ettrrion.—The election
for town councillors took place on Friday, the 14
, November. A strong opposition existed in the
north-west ward, there being three Liberals and a
, like number of Conservatives brought forward. At
the close of the poll the numbers were —Lewia
(Conservative), 1•IS ; (hutch (Conservative), 143;
Hill (Conservative), 142; lankaster (Liberal), 134;
Hudson (Liberal). 129; Conway (Liberal), 96. la
the south-out ward, Messrs. Pierce, Adams, and
Styring were elected without opposition.
The brig, James, belonging to Messrs. T. and D.
Slade of this town, arrived here on Saturday. She
started on a voyage to Labrador, but put back after
icing ninety-three days at sea; she had weren't pee-.
sengers on board.
Thursday.—Before J. W. Martin, A. Harris, J.
Gore, and E. Mullett, Esqrs. John Maitland ITU
summoned for not appearing at the Special Sessions
on Friday last, to take the oath of a special wa-
dable. P.C. Donning stated that he served the sum-
mons, but on Friday be was not to be found. De-
fendant said that lie had no objection to take the
oath; ho should have attended, but • friend from
London called to see him, and detained him some
time; lie came to the ball but the doors were locked.
Discharged on paying costs.
SHEBBORNE,—Parry SitssioNs, October 24th
before J. F. Falwasser, It. Gordon, W. It. Allford,
and J. Gooden ant the Rev. J. Biennia',
• bessett. —Ellen ,llartl,tt was charged with stealing
potatoes from a field belonging to the Bev. G.
South we 11. —Mr. Fear defended P.C. A branas
stated that he saw defendant throw a bundle into
the hedge. Ile asked her what it was? She
answered 'turnip greens." He found the handker-
chief contained potatoes, and then charged her with
ths theft, which she denied ; bc, however, found
potatoes of the same sort in the field. —Cross es•
&mined —it was about tall-past five. P.C. Hart was
with him, and he saw her throw away the bundle. Mr.
Southwell said there were no other potatoes of the sort
in the parish., but those in his lield.—Mr. Fear con.
tended it was only a case of suspicion, and as Mr
Southwell did not with to press the charge, she was
ordered to pay Id. the value of the potatoes, 6d.
fine, Ella expeilscs.
MR. AND AI Ns. Luis ItL'a EN TERTA IN M ENT. —OR
Wednesday evening, the 30th of October, these
clever and versatile performers entertained a
respectable audience, who appeared highly gratified
with the bill 01 Eire provided fur their amusement.
They assumed as many characters as Protetts
himself. Many expressed their belief that there
must be more ladies and gentlemen engaged, so
varied and quick were the changes carried out, but
such not being the case, the greater merit is due to
to them. We congratulate these talented artistes
on their WIXOM, and shall le glad to me them
again. „
YEOVIL—JUUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.—
A lecture in connection with this society was
delivered on Thursday evening, by Mr. James
Hay Applebey, at the Hall of the institution, who
chose for his subject, '• John Wesley, the RAE EMI
his work." The lecturer every requisite
for a public speaker, not ascending to that mean
and despicable clap-trap so often resorted to by
those who choose a religious subject for discussice,
but addressed his audience in a quiet manly manner,
and with great ease. He was listened to most
attentively, and his remarks were frequently
applauded. We are sorry to say there was by no
IDOUIs a large attendance.
COUNTY POLICE, November Ist.—Before G.
Harbin, and H. It. Batten Esqrs.—Edworit Talbot
and William Ilarris, the latter belonging to Estet
Chinnock, who were remanded last Monday, were
again placed at the bar on a charge of stealing ease
hay, value threepence, the property of Mr. Bradford,
coal merchant, kc. After the depositons bad been
read over, the worthy magistrates were about to
commit them for trial, but in consequence of their
previous good character, and at the earnest solici-
tation of Mr. Chaffin, a more lenient course was
adopted, and they were discharged with a cautice as
to their future conduct.

-E—LicrioN, November let.—On Fri-
day last, at the Town Hall, the following gentle-
men were duly re-elected :—Mr. Edmund Kai.
mood, glove manufacturer, (238 votes )• Mn
John Hill, glove manufacturer (234). Both of the
above gentlemen have held office for seven years.
Mr. Simeon Goode, grocer, Middle Street (299); and.
Mr. William Neale, merchant, Kingston (261). Both
the latter gentlemen have served three consecutive
years. We are pleased to say that everything lawagd,
off in a very friendly manner.
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and twenty men were employed on the south a.'t
of the workings, On Friday morning, about bill'
past nine o'clock, the workmen were startled by •
loud explosion of fire-damp, which apparently hal
tale,' place at a point nearer the shaft than wb ga"..
they were working, consequently lying bats!' awe
them and the point of egre from gaergg• ag nay
of the men ut the vicinity of the explosion a mg%
as might have been expected, severely scorched , Dist
a considerable number succeeded in escapaq tits
fire and reaching the abaft. While many mac "orded
in saving themselves from a terrible death b this
means, ten oth-- of 13• Itnook.
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