The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-18 00:00:00

WIMBORNE.

Lance SALIR OF BLOOD BONSUL —On Friday Me.
Roaster submitted to public competition at the New
Inn yard, 22 hones and colts, from Avon yam,
: Ringwood. Many fetched good prices, but several
were bought in, being too high bred. The celebrated
entire thoroughbred Arab horse " Long Trump,"
which for great beauty and symmetry of form, few
excel, was exhibited in the yard. No price VAS set
on this animal, it being kept for the stud. The
attraction caused a great indux of visitors.
Parry liession. —Before J Parke, Esq., Willett
L. Adye, Esq.,and Rev. John H. Austen.— Thomas
Domden v. Par MA of Hanapredon. —This was an
appeal to the Justices to reduce a rate on appellant's
land, about 12 acres of cultivated heath, in the above
parish.—After several comparisons and long inn.
meats, the Bench decided to reduce the rate a third,
FM being disproportionate.--Heary Gallop, or
Bailey Gate, Sturminner Marshall, was summoned
by Superintendent &piton for illegally taking ton
of • horse and cart in the service of the police._
Defendant was too ill to appear, but having ex-
pressed his error to the Surveyor, the information
was withdrawn on payment of costa, there being no
desire to preen for a penalty.
We hear the Volunteer review announeed to take
place on Coronation day, haibeen postponed, it being
the general opinion that as that day has always been
kept as a holiday, parties would prefer visiting their
friends.
Cowirr COURT.—Judge Everett held his usual
monthly gifting on the 13th inst., when there were
a considerable number of cases. Them of interest
to the public were the following :—J. IV. Worked
v. Jan Cousins—ln this ease the claim was made
by plaintiff for the pupilage end the accents:ries
supplied to defendant's DOD, awd also a quarter of •
year's fees after the pupil had left the school. There
being no proof of special contract an to the pupilage,
and no prospectus given to the defendant that " a
quarter's notice would be required preview to the
removal of a pupil." the defendant wag nonseiled.—
In the cue or Oabaldielone v. Poona,, the application
for leave for a new trial was refused. —China Teo
Company v. Marine Edwarde—ia this aim the
court ruled that in the absence of plaintiff himself
it had no power to commit a defendant to gaol.
SENDING DISFAISID U/LAT TO Lamm BLEW*.
—At the Central Criminal Court en Wedeaday, Safi
&rimer surrendered to take his trial apes as indict-
ment for miadeniemosr, which dinged him with
haying mused to be exposed foe sale in Neergate-
market the arenas of seven sheep which were snit
for human food.—Mr. Sedeant Parry and Mr. Beaky
prosecuted; aad Mr. Serjaat Ballantine and
Sleigh defended. This was a predication by the City
authorities, and it appeared from the evidence that es
the 16th of February- last a consignment of seven sheep
arrived at Neweatenarket directed to Meson, Lee sad
Brown, SAGOMINII, from • Mi. Collins, of 1.1019-1111/of,
near Wimbons, Dorsetehire. Messrs. Lee at mar sew
that the caramee were in a very het and dismsed state,
and therefore gars information See 4v._ Fisher the
inspector, and be seised and sondemasel the whole of
the caresses, each of which weighed berl Milk, or me.
siderably leas than half the proper weight of • healthy
carcass of the age death meat. Newman inteof
inspectors of the market, upon this wMt dose to
Littlemoor, and there saw Clifton, who carried on the
business of • butcher then, and be Mated that
the defendant, who is a farmer in the district, had
come to him and gives directions that the sheep should
be fetched from his farm, killed, and emit to market,
se they were lame, and not able to return with the leek
they bad some there with for grating. Upon that
Clifton took them to his premises, whim they wen
killed,and sent the followingday to town, the deleadeat
not seeing the sheep afterthey lefthisfana. The wines
Newman stated that when he saw the defendant apse
the matter be mid he did not think the sheep wen
unit to kill, but he knew they bad something the
matter with their lirers.—La the mune of • meet
searching mom-examination by Mr. Serjeaat Ballantim
it appeared that Newman bad made • menierandurn at
the time of his mavens:tics with Use defendant, but
had not made any note of that part of she conversation
respecting the sheep's livers being dimmed. He also
admitted that he thought Collins the meet to blame,
and a sammous had been int hissed spinet him ; but,
as the sheep cams from the defendant, tellies was then
made • witness, • blank summons with Alderman
Carden's name attached to it was gives to Newman
from the City Solicitor's °Mos by me of the clerks,
and this Newman bad himself filled up against the
defendant at Littlamoor, after the interview he had
with him.—His Lordship said it was most Irrecular to
issue a summoas in that manner—The learned
in his address to the jury, commented severely apes
the way in which the prosecution had bees eondeited
His client was a highly respectable man, and bad get
Collins to kill the sheep for the benefit of the farmer
to whom the rest of the lock beleaged.—The jury,
upon the first witness to charaMer being called, said
they were satiated, and stopped the case, enisittang
the defendant. . . . .

old man, in badness at Highbridge,
Dorset, as a butcher, surrendered to bike his trial u
an indictment similar to tie ors previously of.
—Mr Hibton prosecuted, acid Hr. Neigh defeaded.—ln
this case the defendant had semi up to Mown. Bohm,
the salesmen, four quarters of. sew which bad died in
miring —The jury found him GiAky, and, in me-
sideratias of bis age, a fine of MD was imposed is ben
a imprisonment.