The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

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DORBIT MIDEIIIIDIEB. BEIBIONIL

Three Beeslone were elowessesd at the Comity Han,
Dorchester, on Tuesday lese. The Justices =
were :—Right Hon. Lord Portman (Admen) ;
Sir W. L. Fromstein, ILC.B. ; Joh" Flemlsi.
(deputpelsalnaan), 8.. Garden, "eq., J. J.
son, Em., H. Frampton, Esq., Captain A. Foulur
43.16.,
Goodden, Esq., H. C. Goodden, Facql.. P.
Esq.. H. Wffimas, En., C. Weld, ~ Owe. illommies,
W. MLA, Esq., IL F. =lot, Faq., T. Realism. BM..
W. T. Cox, Esq., E. H. Smith, Major l'ertrean,
F. E. Bourne, req. G. Whileldom, Esq.,T.D.Bayly,Feq.,
3£. Falwaseer, keit:, J. H. George
Churchill, Elm, W. . Okedon, Es°llll7ri. 3. Farquhar.
son, inn.. Fo_sq., A. B. Near, Req.. W. C. Lambert,
Rejoe-Cleeeral litehel. H. N. laddlelos,
~ B. P. Gundry, Esq., Colonel W. Brimaapt.
JuteW. L. Adye, Pot, G. Trojte Bono*, Req., Rev. .
P. Cambridge, Rev. J. A. Toney's', Revs 3.8. Austin,
Colonel Bingham, ROT. J. Bleasedieseett, Rey, J. T.
Blennerhemett. RSV. J. T. Hinds, Bev. Noss IL&
Rev. Can J. Glynn, Rev. T. Bower.
Maumee or OlLantAlf.

Mr. GonDoll, as the oldest magistrate in the county,
basing congested temporarily to preside,
Major ?amnion roes to propose that the noble
lord who so kindly took the chair at the last sessions,
should be elected to the Aloe of Chairman. 11th.
election were unanimous, as be trusted it would, Lard
Portman would no doubt assist this for some time.
He concluded by proposing that Lord Porter* be
elected Chairman of the Court et Quarter &mares.
(Applause.)
•Lori Postman :—lt is no may irk eee leave imposed
upon me—that of succeeding our tenoned friend, Mr.
Yeetinan. I little thought when we met lank that so
soon you would be called to elect a chairman. Immedi-
ately after last esesions. I had the phew, of receiving
a letter from Kr. Yeatatan writhes In great spirits, and
full of hope that he might, at hest mem mom, preside
in this court. It has Onased God to chide otherwise,
and it is now our duty to carry ea the badmen al the
County in the best manner we can. Maier Irraineem
has made use of an expremion white I lake the liberty
of remarking upon. He trusted I sight mist you for
some time. I hope on the ass hand to moist the Court
U long as I as able, but on the other km& that anne
younger men among you will prepare thessesives, red
endeavour to qualify themselves to lake the peonies of
Chairman at no distant time. las quite ease of tklat
that nothing tends so Minch to the eliMeat seedain of
any business, as for some of the middle aged sod Imager
men to prepare themselves to MI pp.—for gaps mod
occur, and men must be found to supply the vemaaise:
I am certain it would be a great advantage if some cd
the younger Magistrates will allows, to amid them in
qualifying themselves for the theirmmakip. It will
now be our duty to proceed to the appointment of •
second chairman, for It happens that the resigned= of
Mr. Percher, prior to the loss we have now In
makes it necessary that we should ill both vasamibulsat
once. If I had been able to collect thethrtb•bailisil I
upon the subject, I can only my I hold Ask at
your pleasure, until the second chairman is =,:r.•
take it. I hope between us we shall work
and be able to induce some of the younger men to
and hereafter to preside at them ressions. I is
to my that I am not quite able to he here as Thursday
neat, because there is a most important heelless in
London in which I as mimed up, end is °Deepened to
attend. For those prisoners who may be left alter to-
morrow, I have no doubt the ereesat win
assist the ermand chairman in the a/ hie dans&
I have now only to thank yea very mash for having
°Gahm& upon roe, in my old age, the highest hewer
which it his your power to bedew upon one if
body. I trust I shall in no way forfeit the
and regard which yea have sheen towards me. (4-
pleas .)

14Mdew
Mr. 001 DOS dhapproved of the ISeeretary of State's
letter. A question al this deecriptioe meameqng frost
meek an diem of the Governinest, be maid, kad
degree of authority about it, with* he regretted mash
the Seembuy had thought proper to we. He sow
sighted it • strati nesse» for tb• ilectelary of BMW
to adopt.
Me Curious proposed that a committee be ap-
pointed to cormider the Meter.
Major irlaMlTollt thought tin letter should Us an
the abbe.
The Cllallarali 411 sob think they should treat the
isteer in se ensersenewtoes a manner.
Mr. Gomm mosidared the brain of the Coact
natively repugnant to egriseltuni Miss. Besides,
the feeling out of doers must be soarldetell. Ia seea-
sinsiose, he proposed, and Major Tweeton emended,
that the Court decline to &seeds to the propped.
Mr. CALMAfI did not satertain see& an extreme
view of the are as Meat takes by sores of the rude-
ness present. It was • mot harmless steemildes, and
not telling for say degree al emeseitstional eager • the
meow, aSprodues geed Mat. He tboiglia his
easelleat Mr. Cosies, adopesd ma
view of the isr. The amemeare had bee7e=—To
work well in behead. The polies would be enabled to
*onset the Amtialles without additleasi labour, merely
leaving the term or ...bank, sod culling for it
Mr. GOanose thought V it same through the po'ios, it
would have • certain degree of authority, and the
farmer would be VI to consider the wadable was
armed with oertedn powers—that he was appointed to
*oiled the shatisties.
Mr. CatiMairr said them Matistke would be esef•L
At present ammy panes easererned In alpintitant and
the male of corn were oblipd to form estimates from
their own privets knowledp. He could see no sort of
°b=the measure.
to
ritaxrtoa said ia his meaty es Makatea to
the Polies 000111M60111, be bat written with Col. Con's
penaissiou, to the flemetery of able, dating that the
Delis* mem la • positka to reader the arevioa required.
He thought if the forms were delimited with the polies,
It would lames the people with the idea they were
bound to make the returns.
/lir W. L. Fainerux said he 'Weld support the pro-
pasitioa of the noble chairman.
Mr. FLOM was averse to putting an all
at oboe on the Wier. He t time eaglet to be
ILlvat that IMIIIIIIMsertain the of the country.
B. did not believe the teametry—thase mod
betereded in the measare—woald *Meet to
dying the required intensities. He had
beard the rubjest disowned in the House of Comment,
and be believed the Wings of the weak" to be against
t=tlproesedinp, like
' molts, or returestrt:Sess, baatles did
wee &lab there was any objection to reasonable sod
prover Muckier. At the farmers' neeetiewbthere was
• greet wish to impart tatommatice, but dui not
demise to aced stanatins that Woad
the rabble. He billeved the tam try would be ready
and desirous to give say reseemable larmation is to
the amount al acreage miltivated. Her thoeght they
should Dot be so naemerleoes as to gimp • dims. denied
to the Vemetery of Mahn letter.
The two questioas were then pat to the eetuticl
the revolution for the conemitese was seated a
majority of 20 to ; the oommittes being Maus.
M. Williams, flanhima, sad W. Alpe.
Com= OonrraelnAss.
Major Flummox reed the report, shawls, the mesipte
to have Imem £2,019 10s. 44., sad • balsam was kit In
baud al Eleo6l7s. Azat.ona.lathsl was mimed,
and the report was adopted.
The Court thee adjourned subs seedy hour of three.

WZDNICSDAT.
(Before the Bight Hen. Lord Possible.)
The meal =nary butaess hairless boss gone
through, the to &agrees the Greed
Jary. He expressed rlar crdedgret et the death of their
sgo cesirsam, which was • great leeal loos and also
the de•th of the late Lord C2marellor, which was a
national loss. 15 had seldom pampa, Imputed to •
body of men, eseuradod as they sere, to haws two melt
meets happen at the same time. Beth mem men full
ci Teare—hogh were high in honour ad in station as
different whores would allow than to bei That
Court had thought it to place the iodates of the burli-
ness of the county in the bads ed his excellent Mend,
Hr. Flop; and himself. They bad been eatrested
with this duty, with • full knowledge. on the part of
the magistrates. that they meld bring no spathe bun-
deans ln the law—that they would only me their beet
encleamers—theirhost advises to do their duty in
the otations is whisk they were sated. He had
learned. as be was sere Br. Fkger had learned, that
their fellow.eitieses were the best ledges of the mode
to whir* each .as meld be soda dubs his I. and
I theybad hiss mad by the unanimous desire of the
leash et magistrates to give their best 110M01111 to the
areatrywititte emergency. It probably had never hap.
that VIM had neither • Maims& not
C;dttesigeboson te carry as th
now be.. chesis, atilittinees of
hoped the 004::.%
Tilegarsio the homer w Hr. Testate& ballet% os
the judgessaim of the Beath. He was quite sure of
this—they wood commit no intentional errors, and
uniateeal erran be hoped would be forgivea. HS
looked to the ter to amid, rather than to perplex
dim. His lordship then referred to the late mous
as eltowiag that, with the exception of Portland and
another thibist, there bad boss • &memo in the popu-
lation during doe pest ton years, ad after referring to
Ism four or Ave ewe in the raladar, disrobed the
Greed Jury to their elmsber.
Term, or Pemorma.
Joto Davit, apd 19, • labourer, was charged with
diormakeen sineetiek, mimed at Is. ed., the
propsily of Charles Badaa, at Dombester.-2th Deaths
oasdiiuul the pressed ce.—Prisoner was undefended.—
prisoser,liatmass, entered the shop of prosecutor
oath. 21nd sad ismediately after lemma the
artiele was The presenter's wife, who was
ceded in mapped, was baselessly eroesexambed by
as were ell the witnesses, be appearing to
Lnra, 01_ ,sestices put to them written on
The &maid. at his request, was handed to
, who minutely malaise& it.--John Combs, of
C ......Dorchister polies, deposed to taking 'the prisoner
Into embody, sad upon being told the thaw,
replied "It ins all right," and Add he had roll;
near Ms. Bowles' door, ead bad sold it to • uses living
up the street.—A. witness named Charles was mad,
dm stated be purchased the Media al prisoner for
id. at the Weed sad those Les.—The prisoner, is
&hem said be entsred the shop on the day is Roes-
thme, and bend • woman is the shop, who said she
meld sot oath say one hear. At last Mrs. Bowies
ease dove said be was emptied with what he re
sad weal hi. way. On gosag out he found the L_
the door, pied it up. sod sold it for 44.—8 e was
feed aad the DWOJytiovernor of the gaol
proved • former ocevietion. Owing to his r 7
modualt to gaol, its was only itentoseed to 12 celeadar
months' imprieountest.
&phis Woortess, • factory girt, of Brodwineor, was
Merged with slealing • dress, the property of Charlotte
Butler, at Broadwinsor, on the 10th of April, sad she
was also 'operably tharr.d with itsaling • cloth
belonged to Sarah Ass Hodges, of the slime dace on
tite mane dry. Prisoner pleaded panty to both therms.
and was @maimed to me mosek's imprieument for the
lest ahem and two months' for the woad, both
ere= with bard labour.
• hbothealth, of Dorchester, was
itharpd with • • wpm teakettle, belonging to
Joao Cos, of .-11 r. Mobs
The primmer was, on the 20th April, at the aueentt
Own, of which hoses the premium was the landlady,
and the dimopeersam of the kettle was noticed after
primmer bad 'WI. Os the Smoky following he lott •
wog with • marine Mere dealer at P~oa, and
Is. was admaseerirn it. Os the Mislay it was
par
opened and the found to acetate pieces of Gower,
and tbe spool which was farad as primoser's
was itheithed by Mrs. Om. The *these set up was
that he found it.—Tbe lag bead him pay, and •
former oenvietion being mond, he was metemed to
II waleaties stewthe' imerieettomat with herd labour.
therps Wag apd 311. • labourer, was eher_with
dealing 117ra. of mod, the vroperty of tam
Way, M ae the Ord etr
—Prisms" had melting to say in idol=
=it • elaszeoter from his late maydays. The
jury feud him guilty. and prisoner was sentemed toll
ealesdar mantle inaprisommest with herd labour.
Biles lirreiewr, aged 111, • Native of Illeamorposhire,
and • breast, pleaded guilty to Miming wanterfed
coin at 17 trigy cesa:the 9th April, and was sentemed to
• menthe igmit.
Jaw M aged 30, • labourer, was charged with
Moslem • sew, the ersperty of WOMB Nett, at Obi.-
borne, ea 16th lliarar.-10. Camas peosesuted.—Prom
eater, a oak &Mir, said the prisoner who me in his
onelm, was seat ea the IBM Issoh, With several head
el le Yeovil for male. Ad were gads ••••P• •
MM. Wolk polemic was eateaskri to drive to prove•-
tees bone. bes II balmier remised there. Pseesselisr

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