The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-18 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Srocaskwas klAcas.—Ta• South-Western railway
eotopeny YOU.IIOOI en exeursion for Stockbridge ea
Nob 01 the rsoe u.).. . .

IJOintt COUNTY iloariTAL.— Miat • brief tonere of
ie Dr. Williams haa resigned the appointment of
Poysician to this institution. 111-health and other
awes lees preventible are aselgued by rumour.
IBS Witinin.—The sudden hest Ls remarkable;
htt it is jest the weather wanted for the haymaking,
whieh to now general around Dorchester. In the peel
week the algae,» in the temperate» at noon has
be.. no len than 13 degrees.
DOM? COWITT SCIIOOI4-1%4 distribution of prines
awarded in the Midsummer examinatio• of the pupils
of the County School takes pleat title (Tuesday) ohm,
noon, when, no doubt, &goodly number of the friends
of the *choler, and those Interinted in the inslitntion
will asannisle. The Rev. Reginald Smith, Rad fria
preside at the meeting.
AOCIDIUM—On Saturday hat at the South-Western
I Railway Station, • man mimed Soloman Close, • native
' of Bournemouth, but who kas bees engaged in the
go.'. deportment during the resent inerwed traffic,
whilst »misled in shunting, having failed to loam •
rope in tune, wet caught between the rope end ate end
of the truck, whereby he wee severely injured across
the betty. Had the rope not broken, the consequeeess
• till filo e m.riou,• Re Wei ret110•04
ti,t .0,1•0 are land to say
I. progressing se well as esti be expected.
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Tax Wwasa.—The
report following & onr—inotworologiag
:

J •
10e 6
11 6
12 63
13 66
14 70
761‘;
71.
2n
416 74

Weather Sado of Weather.
NW & W Floe. rata
w
NW MS, gloomy
ger Pim, cloudy
N& SW Floe
8 &8W rme
gw Yaw

fitzkitunwd.—le the matter of William B. Hole,
of /Analogs,. oh'(' and pordtrwee, the fret
misting ardinun woil bad ioovs.dM Ula Orollli
Hotel, Weymouth, on Wedamday, 12th Joao lastord.
Yr. W. J. Lockwood. di a* Kindd 4zoda ha, W 47-
mouth, wee shown ehairsoaa. It appeared that them
were scrend ezeralkee mhos. I t, 644,A!
only owns to .Tort Mil lain 1111 TO owl properly (a
ma it Woo) for SSo 'lamina body of end*" woe to
P' r resehttiese fee wiadied op lb. Med* *lmago.
most, away th._t Ard, wilt& wee
40No la•kwood TiSdiairing

—CfreTe-eZ;Cids:e7ll--beteadant did not ear to him first
"What bay. yoe to.. saying to the gaffer (he meant
Yr. Jeoett. he mid) to get me the mak, or anythiad ot
the kind."

Defitsdant admitted the mein's, but pleaded Po'met
told the gaffer tale. to get him tlo sect; and bow be I,
sold he, to get my bread? I always did my beet forth.
Corporation. Mr. Joliet& told mo 'twos Palmer out of
Ids own month. On this Kr dowets was poll id, and
denied the sliegation. "Mere,. dear," said B
preteedls/ to be astonished. "master, why you do bow
he told tales," be. It was "that gentleman there,"
pointing so oomplalnant, "I do tall him a gentleman,
sertaisly." "it I ' moralised be, "a man as earrieo
tales is no good to himself or anybody else." ()natio.
faill, It. sis of one and balf•o-doesn of the other he
owed mo a " spline," and I owed him one, tbit'o about
auk. . . . . .

It seemed front Mr. Jewett that defendant owns
Mae sero fell on another wortutte, but ea he gut •
threshing he avoided repeatins his mistake in wet
dinettes.

It was annealed li,wer bad beim drinkiog, bat he
averred he had oaly had 2; pinta, and 14.3 oosail from
the Abbey (11111 Ma He wee well satiated with his
berth with the Corporation, bad • good home. and
" gloried* in his work: 11 roars he was at it—with a
little interrognam as Mr. Jowett rianiaded bun, but
dofendaat ni.ds oat that was • Mile iauoooot aff4r.
Mr. Symonds mud it gowned be didn't kuow whoa he
was well oft.

Deleadant sold he wee '' right an • trivet" when he
worked for the Corporation. He asked the Bench to
be as " liberal" 64 they °odd : be would own he wee
In fault.

was told Its was liable to • fins of a, or two
mouths' imprisonment without the option of • fine.
The Mayor saki it was bailsman' thing for • man of
his age to °Goma snob an assault, and if he Game up
again he would be seven ly punished. For titia offence
ha was fined Li. Complainant was told he acted
sreditably la not rstulâMlng upon defendant.

COM= Como, Thanday.—Before T. R. Pi Laney.
&I. PAM
where were 50 plaints ; of those the following only
were adjediested upon by his Honour.
Bib... Groves.--Claint £36 18r. 91. Tao eue was
adjourned from last wort, the amounts beat headed
over to Mr. Penny, the Registrar's Clerk, for Tattle'.
Hoe, the parties agreeing to abide by hie report, any
legal points arising thereupon to be argued. Mr.
Peony had examined the amounts aecordingly, and
reported to the "Monne' on either side; the result
being that he found due to the pliantiff Chi 16a. 51.,
being £8 oa. 41. lees than the moot seed for, Mr.
Wastes for plaintiff, Mr. Howard for defendant
Yr. Westin said he was perfectly satisfied.
Yr. Howard, however dissented. ii s client was
acting la a representative character, and not in her own
Individualright; and the fact was the remit of such a
verdict would be ruination to her. Farther he demurred
that it had not been proved that abe possessed any pro-
petty In her own right. It was a' most miserable cam
meet se the other creditor, had forgiven her, and when
she stepped into her rights these claims extending over
20 years, were eoforeal egslast her.
Yr. Weston replied his c,Onts were willing to meet
Mrs. oco yea most liberally ; but his eff.orti had " hoer,
mot in a moat pagnaoloas manner."
Yr. Howard warmly retorted that "snob • remark
was nalustifiahle, undigniged, andanealled for,"
Under the aretunstaness, His Honour would not
great meta ; and, though he mold not interfere as to
Payment, he expressed an opinion that defendant ought
tale,.vr: time gives her.
[This ease illastrated a mown= method of doing
Moises@ In country places, which is provocative of mesh
dielealty and lode—that of small traders having on their
books a number of amounts with one person, and
leaving balsams unsettled years beak, lasted of Garry-
ing on through all the tramsations any amount lelt
namid.ll
Allen.. Warren. di. 61., balsam of sesount
fezilsair of boors. Defendant alleged that plaintiff
to make the boots for Bs, instead of which he
had Merged her 10a 81. Pitatiff dealed this, and said
that quotation was for • pair of " lams ups," whereas
she preferred "side springs, whieh of course met more
y as she required than to be "bait oaf, and
:1="111 When he took them borne she put one of
them oa, and" never gave him • Mame to take them
away,"—(laughter)—and paid him ft —His Hewer
thought that looked very mnob like • oorroboratioe of
Mrs. Warren's story as to prim, and hideouts the claim
by 2N. ad., gave • jodgmeet for the balsam.
B n and bons a. John Brown, Tolpuddle.—
Mr. Weston for plaintiff, and Mr. Howard for defend
ant. Claim i 7 18i. for coals. Defendart pad .C 3 la 8.1.
Into mart, classed • set-off of LI 12s. 61. for sacks
to a man named John lon/btly
=ill'u,s agent at Dorchester, and disputedho the
remainder. 'The plaintiffs are the well-known eolliery
owasee In Wales; and the Gass was proved by their
diarist meager, Mr. T. B. Parnell of Ratter. It
seemed that loughtea, while at Dorchester, sold ooah
by the took as agent for plaintiffs, and carried on •
retail trade in the town at the same time on his
titivate amount. Last August Ltughton asked defend-
ant for an order, and as an inclamineat offered to have
some coal bags of defendant, who is • maker of them.
So the deal was Langhton to supply a truok of coals,
at los.. ton Brown said, and defendant received an
cedar for 50 ooal bags ; only 30, however, were delivered.
Defeedsot said he Meal nothing of Breeden end
Sees In the trawastios. The coals were not delivered
till lest Mush, and be never resolved an hooter. Mr.
Puna said they advertised the (net that loughton
was appointed Broglie sad Sou' agent, and seat out
Modem of the coal besets for them every month. In
his Weer book he found the oopy of the limas° sent to
Brews. Lughton left their agency last April :hls
stamode were not very straight. He disappeared; it
was said he had goat to Anodes. They paid him by
• eommissioa of ILL per ta and provided him with •
@sesta ticket between Dorchester and Ringwood. AA
their swat Laagliton would not regain, mgrs.—Mr.
Howard argued that in this ems there was no "disked
" and that the deal Langhton made warn bind-
-11111:T2 entirety : as • matter of law he shoed contend
that eve a U the priecipaLa had been named, bags being
seed la the bred., eke deal Imiest s. be .4.5.i.0d.
il &pair of this kind met ttp by plaintiffo were to be
raanteamood, the publis might be robbed in every
dheolisa—Hia Honour was of opinion defendant kaew
he was dealing with Broaden and Bon, and that the
defame was an attempt to obtain from plaintiffs the
yam of the @mks sold to Leaghton, which his dis-
seminate rendered otherwise Impossible. Mr. Howard
said be should probably move for a new trial. AA lei.
portant witnewl of his was in Leaden, and he had been
taken by surprise by some of the petals Involved Hs
had only been hotfooted on muting into mart —lie
Mamas intimated that he should not grant any new
wig

Joulowa 811111110111161. 8111 Sh Woodland v. Herbert
L.—Delsadaat, Lk • servant In the employ of
Cialeesi Bingham, at Bradford, oe an ordar made in
WM for ds, s month, was ordered to be committed for
go dap ; to In suspended for a fortalght to give him a
abases of paying le.
Meagan v. Williaam.—Tha defeedanj is a porter at
Welisooth. He refused to pay oats of *out in a pre
-
Apo We, end had given plaintiff • deal of trouble
massmighig jennies from Yeovil, Obard, and Orel/kerne.
To be eseareitted for 40 days, swam ho pad an metal.
neat in • fortnight, plaintiff lasing allowed an extra 74
for travelling expenses,
Ifsesh ROOM- —Defendant, who has already been
p.121t0 days, pleaded Muses. His wife maintained
him, he emlds't work, suffering from Ite.ui disease and
liver. Plaintiff said It wasn't true. He had worked
for Mr. Guy for the last four months at 2i • day. lie
deelared that he would rather " rot in gaol,' than pay
"Old Hundredth" (plaintiff's niekname), • farthing.
His Honour was afraid defendant was obstinate. Balers
he paid 114 5d in • torinight, and 4.64. month al lee-
ward, be wall go to patron win tar 40 days,

DOROIDRITER SCHOOL OF ART.
Tbe liat et samemfal stadeals la the "second grade'
Certttish lately took plate, m :
Ol faay paled In freebaad ; llerguel
Ofmdfra Pfaapd igi perspardive, plass a °utilises ;
Flamm a. R. Orem peeped in Reamed ; Jamie M.
Oreer. eamelsat fa treebend and palmed in geometry,
salaam; /Lary L Onaningtoa, wallow' In geometry
and passed In model, Berebett's Geometry ; Jose R. G.
D' Almeida, In freehand and exmlient la_ geo-
metry, 's Perspective ; Giorp DOW, Mary
Le Arleta'. llgra, George B. Oramaney, and Annabel
8. Waimea mend Is freelmad ; Thomas G. Psy paned
aertiloaes •' Pease Y. ox•
sweat In p._ oad ipersPlitlyl 84/4644'. Gft-
meta sad rerspestive, oniellarAs ; aka B. Seaman,
paws& In freehaad and exsellest , Bar-
robsgeb Pee=Geprge H. Waimea, ex t
!masa& • Owego ce. wighszima,
In medsl, ussinimsati. Towbar In private 'shoal ;
Omar Irklie, mod In treshase, pawky, sai
mai

assets were pat down at about £l5, whilst the total DORCHIL972II AGRIOHLTUSAL SOGIBTV.
liabilities approash £3OO. The annual mowing msteh took place last Wo loettt7
3m) nionthiy losieetioa of the Dor- on th lam of Mr. Henry Pp , nor Herring-I me
chaster rifle corps took place Lea Tuureday evening by House Tours were 16 oolupetco,S, &IA the 'drop was
Adjutant Barrett, Copts Coombs wet Lieut. Hodges well suitor' for the task Tie mei. a/.1 alit id themselves
were the officerd present; Bsttalina Q tl.tt. Newman, remarkably well and some dist the work ia about half
Col. Sergeant Gregory, K....meet, Darden,
Rummy, and Greening, and 46 rank ant lila, ex 'heave
Crest, the time allowed. The julges—Me. Spitecalc of
lionckton. and Mr. Hull. of Kohiliton, a•ardod the
of the band. The bathlion orsirra relative to tdo comp prises as under : —First prig 62, Rieh•ril Dinette, in
were read, sad &leo • company order dismissiug one of the aurVito of Mr. tirm,o, of C•mo Perm ;wood prise,
the corproals from the corps for non.attandenre: 1;1, 00rge Burt, employed by Mr. Hull, of Drees aria;F
, Private Hanle was suheipiently promoted in his stead tbiril peso 10.. llinry Spraokland, of Martin/town;
with general approval ttrferring to these Lustiest highly commended, Simon Will., Jonas Nash, aad
Capt. Coombe asked that at mirky as ponlblo of Vie Robed. Taylor.
oorps should take part in tin. autumn niainisuirres for
the whole 15 days' and that the., whoeu bosimeis
engagements prevented doing that—and ho knew with
some going away from Dorchester • fortnight would be
impossible—would it any rate make ast allot to attend
eight days. It wr al hoaour for tbo battalion to be
invited • •ec 0. tiar It Jill it, it gut ro, 01,1 for tan,
credit of the os and to. hi.t shoo Co eli ,u 1 I haw., is
fall muster. ill uriiirsiood tio re wao ainno
of the day of assembly being changed to the 7tl, Sept..
and be desired all to make each arrangements is wool
suable them to give the time ri quired there for this
important terries. In reference to the dismissal of au
old member of the oorpe, he exprea.ed ins very deep
regret at having to adopt such a course, but he had uo
other alternative become the weigher in queat,on
neither attended the drills nor asked for have of
abeam°, ; and, for the oradit of the corp.. and from
regard for the members who did give up voluble timo
to the work, he should not be.itate so loog as he waa
ill
emainaad, however painful it was to him, to dismi..
any 0110 who failed to attend without good exams. The
eorps thee lin-robed to Poundbary, &lid did Immo
skirmishing ander oommand of the Adjutant, with
eat etteelleth On returning the band, under Mr.
wellspring, played the Dares into the town.
Homoges Pryir Bssawas, Mendel. —Were the
Mayor (R. Damn, Fag.), J. F. Hodges, EN., and J.
Bishop, Bal.
Bohol bower, an elderly man, was 61111103011011 for
sassnittag a man named Palmer, employed at the water-
worka.
Complainant said that on Saturday evening he was
passing through High Seat-etc. es, when be met defen-
dant who, saying he would
stria& him • e 1..• in the ear, which staggered him, and
dotted...at also gave hint • kick. Then deleodani gave
him a blow on the other oar, swore he would "do' for
him, and set thous It by • punch in tha Lan. GM-
platoLat told Bower he would have him taken into cus-
tody. when defendant streak hist again, and then west
away. He followed, and they mail • polieernan, in
who.. premium &deadens streak him teak., 0900 which
kiwis appraboaded.

TIIII ELEMENTARY EDUOATION.AUT.

The &lenges and expense which the (tarrying not of
provisions of the FlementarY Fido3ot'olt Ad. 1870, will
mit ol opon parishes arl beiOtoing to be iediasted by
oth I miticin.
I union wooer. that 'foit,:htm.
, Woos:stare., $ sthud, •oil Kll4OllO Paw muster;
Its itio,vl St. 3ii ry school ha. I • be enlarged to Ii .10
17 (9 more children and beim • certlfiested kmoher ;
Tarrant Uonvi lola in a alma ir position; Langton ham
to snooty a Dermot for 38 ohildren, nod Bryanstone one
for 40; S..oorpsine tin.t twerp. are to eenstmote •
school distaid, and essat • seiool for 107 children; the
Terrmits Stanchion sod 1...m.00t0n are united, and all
r.quise is m.king separate Appro.:shei to tin °aloes ;
ant for Koynatone and Crawford the Keynstone school
I. to be enlarged to hell II more children, to be
supplied with proper ati,iiir•:us and • certifioated
tenaber.
In o.iroo union Clanvillos Wootton, Oattistook,
Alton Pancras. tiatomnbe. Up Come, Cheeilborne and
. Grano Abbta are efficient mad andloinot ; Moloombe
Horsey inipt raise tho roof o! its dbool..roo ii, God.
1 ma/I.oolloit called on to rem .dy defective drainav aid
boil I suitahle offices, for Nether Cense Go linaostone
school is to be made ell Pent. Melbury Bubb is to
built • school for 25 children oo i site pointed out to
Inspector' Paths= school and that near
trenthide must be manned, and Mappowder ha l to
Greet • sohool.
In Doronester union, Littlebrady, Tolpurldle. Long-
bredy, Frampton, Woodsford, West Knighton, Winter.
borne AO 1-4, Doelidb, Chilirom, Stinsford. K'neat
Ruda. Stespletoo, Admiston, Budge-
ter% nod P.l4lotowo are .tioraof.ort.: Comptes' Valentin
locks stiitstilo ofilsek so does West Stsfford and
Monakton. Wsrui well, Tied-too and Compton; Wyo.
f0..1 Biel., requires the some mid • oertifisated teacher,
Watercoeibe salted lam ho made efficient. Stratton
mint supply • oohed for 59 children, and Broadanyne
Is to have a mutificated timaher.
, 1. the borouch of Bridport the Committee of Council
do not think any additionel public school acoommola-
don required.
In the borough of Poole, lithe folloaing schools are
at once made efficient, via, Ina lido worthy Parise
School by providing suitable offices, improving the
lighting. and appointing • oertilloated teacher; the £P.
Mary's ILL/Moll Catholic S3hool, by providing anitelde
°Meet and appointing a eertidosted teacher; and the
, Parkitons MIME! School, by appointing • oertifioated
teacher, the accommodation reqiiired will be reduced
to 147. Thia mount of amminmolstioo may be pro-
vided by boiling for 147 Wants at L
In Wimberne and Cut:Marne union not a single school
; pastes; at Winborne Minster, however, the enl•rge-
meat of Pamohill school and providing It with the
' niei..sary apparatus, will meet the &Adeptly ; Went
Piety school is lobe improved and have a oertifiatted
mistress; (sr Ilampreetnu, Middle Mal artha..l is to bn
enlarged for 58 children; Gummi. All Bunts is to be
r niet. t and Its sooomai °dation named ; Guess re
, Pt. blichaol is to be enlarged for 12 more children and
have o oertificatel loather; Morton is to hives school
bail: for 70 children; Ling (kitchen leeks light and
air; Sbap•ick lain • similar state, and wants beside
, edneational apparatus and • deritficated teacher;
Warminster Marshall lacks adoormedation for 5.5
eli Iran for Handley the Wowilootti *Ginol may be
made dB:loot: the whoal districts of Witshmapton
,sl Milton Parra sire united, and the rainir,m into of
the Alt may be met by enlarging Witchainvon tohool.