The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

TIII NIE/RD'S OR Ma LAT' D. GRZINITP. —We
learn from an Australian paper that the murderer of
Dr. Greenup, formerly of this tut', has beea acquitted
ea the ground of insanity.

Morncul..—Mr. Frederick Young, of this city (moo
of the Imo Mr. Wsdinnt Young. sad &madam of Um
Iste Mr. W. Audrey', rarssoa), Yea bean admitted
a hoentato of the Apotheaariss' Cowpony.

gemeigT Wednesday week • labourer em-
ployed by Viscount Folkestone was cutting the string
with which a sack of wheat was tied. whim the hoi‘
slipped mud went into his eye. H. was immediately
removed to the Salisbury Infirmary. but it is feared
he will loose the sight of his eye.
Sattstuitt Carrin-nuitnirr. —No reply has yet
bees moil/red fro a the Privy Connell Oise, to the
applieatioa made by the lival Cettle Plaine Commitre
for a limos, to re-open the Stlishary eattlsernarket. It
Is hoped, however, from the fact of the Glastonbury end
ether markets treeing been re-opened, that the necessary
license will be ofstain.-d in the worse of • few days.
Tswermovriat..—Tbs'ohildren attending Si. Paul's
gehonl. Fi.hert .n, hay. meetly !thews their apprecia-
tion of the good teaching mated, &Da their gretited•
to their schoolmaster for the uniforms messes with
ebieh they have for many years pared their ezmnisa-
dorm, by presenting him with a very handsome ink-
stand, blaring the followiag inseription : —"Permeated
to Mr. Lloyd be the children of the Irsebeekas National
Soliook Noveruher 16, 1866.*

Covert Perre Scruuons, Tuesday.— Present:
Sir E. Holm, Bart., Major Heatimote; F. Rinaman,
Fe+, and J Goff, jun.. Fert —Gem* Kinsman was
anatomised for trespaesing is pursuit of rabbits, on land
belonging to Sir Frederick Bethurst, Bart, at Alder.
bury.—ln his defence he said he was merely trying to
estoti rate A rabbit ran out but he did not plume It.
—The tram was diamismd.—Henry Frampton was
summoned foe temp...dog in pursuit of rabbit*, on land
In the oenteation of Kr. Silas Taunton, at Daemon.
A keePIN totted • nbhit is • Imp, and isoormaled hint-
self in a yew tree close by. Just before seven it. the
memieg, hp mar the defendant some up and take out
the rabbit.—The Bench impeerri • toe of 14a. 64. aAd
coat (6a. 6d.,) or 10 days' imprisonment.

Fiat. —About three o'clock on Tuesday morning,
• fire was dieciovered in • wooden building near
Hiirobam Bridge, on• end of which was occupied WI
a carpenter's shop by Mr. Bowler', and the others.
a stable by Mr. henry Peoistoo, surveyor. Tbe
progress of the flames wee so rapid that the building
was reineed to ruins ere • supply of water could
he obaidoed, owing to Ike diatoms of the premises
from th• water works. A. valuable borse bring-
ing to Mr. Peoiston was burnt, together with •
favourite dog. and some poialtry. Mr. Peniaton re-
sides in De Yea: place, WPM by, and oa being
alarmed made an effort to mire the hens, but the
bed was so great as to prevent his reaching the
stable door. Mr. Bowleg lost his tools and stock-in-
trade, and unfortunately was not insured. The lire
is suppcsed to have been caused by th• wilful act of
as isomidiary, or through the imaideutal firing of
some straw by • thief who bad got in to steal the
poultry.' • peliciessew fumed the spot 'about two
o'cistoki sad saw nobody shout at that time.

Perrv. Semnew. liceday.—Prosest :
Worshipful the Mayor (la. Lash), the ea-Mayor (R.
Stolose,lten.). F. Attwood, 1.q., and T. W. Gilbert,
Req.—Dseid Rogers sod Robert Bestow went -brought
up on remand, with uttering• esantsifsit crown
pisse, a* the Crane ye rap, is Monday smatisi. Tbe
trtawent. lam Um Top, and sedated • pin of
payment for which Rogers tendered what
appeared to he • Ave shilling pima. Iles. Mitchell. the
landiad'y„ thinking it was light, look it upstairs, and put
it oust dile by iteelL She afterwards spoke to Rogers
about it, and he sail" he didn't know it was b ;it
did not belong to him." When in the house • short
time preciously. he represented thst be bud no money.
As the prisoners • ere not strangers, Ilre. Mitchell
banded Rogers the change. but afterwards she took the
min in qnsetion with another to Mr. Lodge, the land-
lord of the CMGS Keys. and &eked him to ceinipsre them.
lltr. Lodge loak Mem to Mr. Reinhold. who pronounced
one of them bed. This Mrs. Mitobell subs-qurntly
marked, and gam to the polies. A witness named
Miller heard one of the pelsomrs my "Now it is all
right," whde Mrs. Mitchell was upstate, but the Rena,
thinking them might be some difficulty in establishing
tbe identity of the mita, ordered the prisoners to he
dischargtd.