The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-09 00:00:00

gEU ogirtances WORT.

Thus was toad by the Dap Qerk of the Peace.
jgb had boon a of whom 19 were
191 maruy dealt with, and 15 ann.
Ngased for trial. A decrees' of 81 in the number
takes Mb custody as compered with same quark, 1.4
Toss, diminution being chiefly to offences again t the
I. the year he Itail mated GU) Cr-
sad there had balm 845 ender, meet. The
sis 3. im both. county rate. Tho eh,rse for
. mrsifisate ID mind from 64 to Is. 1. the quartos
th.„ had boos 64 osthreaks al foot sad mouth disease,
affeetlas 1879 animals

Lord POSTMAN oilied attention to • seaunsaioatieu
'rem Beverley quarter oessions as to the ease of 0.
SOT,
(mpg mama, Which in • committee's epistle..
.• IWO not only rendered soronere isyneata entirely
melees as an Institution, bat ass& not unfreq
ilO 0b116191116 tha warms of oriminel Justiae,
the maansterial and the oprosor's jurisdietion into m-
ammary_ eellisieer"
lie Wks ves Wm el

The Rev. oAitlt J. GLrn toiled -attention to intern.,
po_ranoe as the cause of mush crime.. stating that in the
Wimborne petty sessional division last year there were
95 cues of drunkenness aml rioting. and 47 caries 'Uri.
hatable more or leas to strong drink. And these
offenoes haws inereased the rates by a2B, through the
wives and families a lif ',Lien having relief through
the Union. Ile referred to the d.olaration signed by
more elan 250 eminent seediad men against the indis-
criminate use of eleohuhc liquors, quoted with appro.,
vsl the good elf :meal by the tile of 1869 and 1870
dealing with this uLj ct brought forward by Idir
Selwyn Ibbotwan, and asked the court to promote the
pawing of some further ....noted 0101•Ure by ...tooting
thu following motion : --'"rtiat this court it of opinion
Pe Wine and Beer ftct of 1869 and 1870, which are
about to expina have • boo productive of some good ,
nattlbs, and desires to erprese its opinion that till
desirnble to :ender permanent • general measure,
which, while it deals s tpitably and justly with the vast I
110,1, di involved, shall surely and deathly promote
I the social welfare of Ito people."
Mr. FLOTFI: fitly apt roved the object Mr. Glyn had
lin view. Let suslowted the motion would be more
11,4441 sod u.clul if it stepped at "rebulti."
' Lord PORTMAN •doptts.l similar view, and aahl pro,
bsbly none of torn seers prepared to my ir S.
Ibboteon's Bill went far enough, though it was In the
right Unction. For in 1870 be found there were
per cent fewer ..rilkm in England and Wales ID
ckaiseipienato of the op, s •in of that Bill Lad 51 per
t ire Imer-hunses. But then there was • carious
f •et which showed the dcainbility of some further
measure, viz., the drunken concise in 1870 were
131,370, being an eroess of 10,000 in earth of the three
years preceding. Ile thought thepidoptiou of that portion
Of the motion indioatud by Mr. Floyer would etreu
the bands of the Secretary of State In dealing witrt:
quration. In 1870 the Leer-house system was adopted,
th t people should drink beer blotted of spirits. The
Nth, r of Mr. J. 11. Osilcraft was Secretary fur War Ia
the Duke of Wellington's administration and, proposed
the Boathouse Let. It fell to his (Lord Portman's) lot
to move that it be read to-day six months, and he
hoped to be fairly supported. but all the barley growers
went a„;ainat him and he was one of 28 against 2-10 for
it. Now after 40 Tillata they were trying to diminish
laan drinking, end he was sure all must be desirous
to asiiat in the checking of drunkenness and 'minorGLYIN mid ho bad olds owe object in view, and
would adopt the suggestion of Mr. Floyer and his lord.
shim

—:fin Roy. O. Divoctaal sattee4 the oulissiou of the
word "souse.*

Ts Rev. O. J. rat.rs greed, and the motion, altered
U propeerd, was serried.
The cart then adjourned.

FIRST 001/RT. WIIMILSDAY.

Before J. FOTIII, Peg., M.P., depuirrhairman, the
Bev. C. W. Bingham, J. J Farqnharvon, E q., Captain
Millen, B. P. Gendry, Eq., J. P. F. Gondry, Esq., J
M. P. Montagu, Esq., R. J. 11. Aust..n, G. Worry,
Esq.

The following were the gran I iii;;: Moues. 11. Fookes,
Whitochurch (forename), Edwin Ilameosabe, Dorchester;
Charles Barlow, Wimborue Minster ; John Pitt
Brewster, Sherboruo ; William Au,tin Baker, Hua-
i p_reston ; Samuel Btrtlett. Shaptvick ; John chlleotl,
I West Knighton • Henry Oakley Chislett, Wur.borne
Minuet; John bolo, Shoehorn° ; Whlia.n, Denning,
, Sydling St. Nieholu ;James Dike, Sherborne ; Henry
: "Mum. Sherborne ; William Fookes, Tarrant lionck•
trio ; William Oalpin, Pordington ; John Giodding,
WitubJeue M:nster ; George Gooney, fflterborne ;
Toutnaa hliwkr, Bridport ; Jonathan Kent, Wimborne
illuator ; &lased /demon Kit.,,don, Surborue ; Frances
L cle,Dorobeater ; George s,puour Miller, Bredpul • ;
William Patios., &iceberg° • John ir.lward Mufti',
• Macomb', ltegis ; Alfred ;tells, Mricoinbe Itegia •
Charles Edward &roman, Moore Critohell ; Joseph'
Snuaring.Deroheator ;Henry Robert Tamsell,Sherborne ;
Thomas Toop, F.ast Stoke ; Samuel Tucker,DJrchester
I •
Henry Taylor, Dorchester Vila Board Watts. yd.
' combs Harley; Charlee *ebb, Wimberne Minster;
Joeeph Whittle, Sherborne ; Stephen K,rridge Wood-
ward, Shoehorn° ; Richard White, Rut Stoke.
In charging the grand jury. Mr. FLOTIB congratulated
them on the generally satidactory state of the °wintry,
trustiog it also extended laths business of agriculture.
Referring to the improved health of the Priem of Wales
he mentioned that the court on Tueaday passed • re-
solution szpressice of their thankfulness at His
Royal aigknems's better health, their sympathy with
the Queen In the afflicting anxiety with which it had
pleased Providencia to visit her, end the saluranee of
their loyalty and attachment to the throne, and he had
every confidence in inviting them, as representing the
eounty at large, to join the court in that resolution.
If ilia), so decide' alter eonsideration, he would direct
the officer of the court to ammociate the granl buy with
that expression'. Tne calendar was of the game matia•
factory nature has they had found it for one or two
sessions put. After referring to the amended Pedlars'
Ant with apnoea', the Chairman 'adverted to the cue
' of Joseph Vanghan for sasattlting Ritsabetb Cross, at
Stunkland, gaping he very mush doubted whether
upon the whole in the first place it was wise to bring
{be matter forward for publieriousideration and duration,
yet after all that had taken plat, affecting the character
of both permits, filling respectable positions, it would
be more matidutory far the case to be tried.

ttle STIALOW AT .01ICHSIMIS.
'AMR' 1,-LOllll rlowiodi_iruilty to st•SHUF lamb. Um
pr 'party • I Hr. teary Marts, Of Older 4 Trutt", 00
tharlatnaao day, a II was sentenced to two mot& Ma labour.
Yr Canons wan cAtneel for the promotion.