The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-28 00:00:00

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Ladles," le whisk Mr. Tether replied. " The Host and
Hostess," was given in term, ludieeUng high
appreekthieg el their entering; and Mr. Barrett suitably
replied.—" Our seat merry meeting" was gins by the
Chairman shortly before 11 o'clock, and thus cano'uded
one of the roost stuntenfel Court Loot suppen that have
been held for many year..
BTRANOO Maus? Solles.—Ort Saturday afternoon
an enamel instruct neurred is the market. Mr.
▪ High Bailiff of the County Court, submstted to
public auction three deed wild rabbits, "the property
of a olergyman this xi under an execatton of the onutt."
It teems that on Friday and Saturday the billlff
vainly ese•yod to enter the rev. gentleman's house ; all '
they could do was 00 bold a odlocpy sith bite p.ering
rut clan upstairs window, or with the inlet/on through
the hey-hole of the door ; cud, all their blandiehmente
about bating papers It waa particularly important he
should NM, and private message', faded to give them an
open door. During this watoh • lad brought to the
hoes* three rabbits, sent in from Charmloster, which
the bailiffs tocantinently seised, and offered in the
market, when they reellstd half-a-crown, Although
the clergyman was thus kept a prisoner on week-days,
he was free on Sunday, so that his parishionen were
sot deprived the benefit rf his ministration. ; and in
the morning he gave them a quarter of an hour's
sermon on the petable of the labourers in the vineyard,
each of whom received a penny for it. biro, whether
he began early or late in the Jay. Do all those who go to
barium, it was naked, raj uy the isms glory and happi-
ness 1 and the preacher by analogy argued that
though the reward be one and the same, then will ha
different degrees of celestial Min. The rev. gentleman
left Dorchester by the mail train on Sunday night.
BOtionow Parr Sthatome, Monday —Before the
Mayor Itr. G. J. G. Gingery), Mr. it Davis, and Dr.
Aldridge.---Jaite Parr was charged with drunkometer.
Oa Banda, morning he was found asleep and drunk in
Mill-strerat, Fordingtoo, by P.C. Dunn. When marched
be had 2i. and some rabbit wires. He had been no ire
times before. 0000 for larceny. His lest drunken offence
was in 1864. Fired 104., including costs, or 7 days'.
Allowed • week to pay. He eald he waa working for
Mr. Mayo, of Pozwell.—A ;freer flawarsys, landlord of
the Mall Coach inn, was summoned for araoltint Joon
Hoary Groves, pork butehee,km, of North Square: and
Grows was summoned by Seeman, for cruelly beating
• dog.—Mr. Groves said lest Thursday I was ontestag
Nan\ Square from Mr. Look's to my own house whoa
Mr. Seaways, who wee In the Market House, stalled out
to me. I went towards him. He caught hold of in. by
the breast of., that, shook me violently, and wreeehed
out of sty heed • Aloe, and kept ft. I went to nay thop,
leaving Seaways there. In a few minutes I returned to
the Market House, and mind hila for the thick. He
refused, and told., be should give it to the Saporta-
teodest ef pollee. I went beak home. When 1 west
to Kr. Seaways Ankh* 'marigold of me analog a dog
of lath Hold him the dog wee always about my piths
meat, sad had galled off a piths that morales.
IskitiU driven away the dog I streak Mire. my shop,
and followed throes to Mr. Look's. I mane& at it, bet
missed of.. I did not know it was Mr. Samways's dog:
I thought It belonged up the street. By Mr. Sammy@
The thick produced (a and spender) was the one with
whisk I stew* at the dog. You did not say you should
smarm me for Ul.tudeg your dog, aed ask me for the
Milk to give the fiermintsndent. You never asked
se for the disk so I scald not refuse ;
yes attempted to take it, and I resisted. When I
sum book to the Market-boon the mooed time I had
In the blued the knife with which I out up pork; and
may have had • steel in the other, but I don't
recollect. I didn't ay your dog had stoles 00010 beef-
oinks from my shop that manioc but some perk-
Melaka You did not offer me any money. I did set
Wag yes • bill, and bold it out, saying, " Flan% my
Noe did nth say—" Vint yea said 'twos beef
sleeks and now yes say 'lds pork steeke."—The Beath
a settlemeet of the ices. Mr. Groves maid be
=no the loath to Mr. lienthrays, teeth It was
very rianeylag to hays his doge eosin to his shop sad
earryieg of seat—The Taira Clerk ask no death Mr.
Orem weed, be willing to say he sated Imprniketly is
fellow* the dog with such • stick ; and that Mr.
floweren would =perm hie regret that he had taken
the thigh away from Mr. Greven whisk we, an them&
in haw. Mn Symonds also pointed est that the ewes,
• • deg wes liable for meet Melee by it, sod that •
bebeher who bed thee se robbed sad followed the dog
"le list parcels" 'said he to • greet ezbeet justified.
—Both sumesoothe were withdrawn.