The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

WRY MOUTH.

CourrEarirr Conc—We beg to caution our
readers with respect to counterfeit coin. Witham
the last few daps we have seen three bad half crowns
that were peeled by a respectable looking rung
female. The imitation of the genuine own is re-
markably good.

Berme,' Tuavree —Mr. EMITS has added same
new members to his corps drainatique and on Mon-
day evening "The Ootorme," or Slave 14. is the
8 ethers States was placed upon the hoard*. The
pavilion" which is well warmed and lighted was
crovdad, several tradesmen moupying the front
seats. The piece paired off with great applause.
Burmese TO 00 To Bse. —On Monday, Moines
Stroud, Jaime Gray, and George Wilson, belonging
ti the ship Cedar, were charged before the Mayor
reed E. Bayly, with refusing to go to see. The
captain, James Orwell, said that he was reedy to
proceed to ass on Bentley last, there being a fair
wind; the three defendants were on More. He
m 3t two of them and ordered them to go on board,
bat they refused without the third. Me sabre.
gamily nest the third, and li. ravaged to go solar
Sue other two west. In the evening be went to •
putdio-hole and found all three together drunk,
asirl on Masday morning obtained • warrant for
their apprehension. Re said be believed that Grey
was the ringleader and induced the others to revolt.
A. the whole riffseed to go tea to the mewl, the
Bench eenbenotid Gray to air weeks', end Wood and
Wilms to four weeks' bard labour.

11011111 STRAYING. —George Elliott, acid jtombell ,
Park -streee, was sem before the arm ,
E. Belly, EN., for allowing his borne to stray on
Dorchester taropik•-road. Thi ore was proved by
P.C. Mar*, who said that he saw the harm loose on
the road near the park hotel. He bad ohms seen
the animal straying there, and said he had received
numerous complaints respecting it. The defendant
was also summoned by the same complaisant for.
second offence of • like nature, after being summoned
for the former cameos. Baperintesidest Lidbary
said he must pram this access the pony was so
trained that there was no catching it to impound it,
and that it was repeatedly getting into people's
gardens, and eating everything up. The Blll2oh
fined the de/widest DO. for each offence and the
espouse of the Court, and said that if the defendant
were again summoned he would be fined 40e. for
each offertort, of to sent to Dorchester gaol.
Tax LAM Y& W. F. WINDHAM-04mM Windham
has writhes to • metemponry matradieting Dome
statements ropeetieg !gelato eerhew. He rye :—"The
unhappy youth was sent to a good private ashool at the
sri of eight, and afterward' to Kies. Vies-Chancellor
Sir W. P. W.esd took special Meanest in his ease, and
mused the bed tutor' be meld find to be put about him.
The oaks.' rellbrigg fell to pay robbery, not profligacy,
sad the pester part of the matey made away with
daring young Windhain's fife west is the same way.
Nose of his family ever said be was mad or had delusions.
Lord Blies said that for • man to be legally of ua.
sound mind It is eat neaseary that he shoed hare
toluenes, provided bobs. weak of intellect as easily
to become the prey of evil aid designing permits. It
was their belief In the arcandems of this opinion that
ioduced the family to try by law to Nave bias. They
did not succeed. Time has proved whether the jury
formed a more coerest estimate of the young ands
mind than did his family. By the verdict of the jury
he was left absolutely free, and, soneeposeetly allowed
to ruin his property and his health; to worry and
anooy every one eounected with him, and quietly to
bosome a brgpr and • hutment ; and altiznathly to die
at the early age el lb, leaving. se • climax, an intuit
aon that be has solemnly sworn before the Court of
Chancery, is not his *hilt, although the law gives it
hist.*

CONCIIRT.— Owl's% to the extreme weans" of the
weather on Thursday week, • large number who bad
purposed attending the cocoon given by Mr. .J.
Foamy, jun., were unable to be present. Nevorthe-
lee• the New Music Hall was far more largely filled
than could have bees expected. The puiaokrte
used on the decision wee one of Khrkames Merest
c.t Shoes ponderous and memive brass were
out to perfection by the marvellous
forming.. of Mr. Fairer. Never before do we
remember having beard snob • volume of Mae Ned
power, cembised with parity sod SWOOLINWP, DS WM
produced from this pease. . Fairey, in his OWD
I.""RetitelltOf " My lodging is on the cold pound."
wee received with rapturous applause, sad his lest
wd". "Horn., meet Hoene" (ThaMerp), was
deservedly encored. Miss Foote,- from Rath, of
bows have before bad assesioa to mobs favour-
able insetioa, ism all hearts by her clever sad
Plaernall was of readeriag her mar "Mabel,"
'Katy a Amwsk" and "The
Shirww sad his Boy, in all of which she was
satbairestimaly moored. The glow, "Th. Red
Crow Rsight," and "Awake Adam Lyre," by
Messrs. !mks, Fames, air.l J. frairey, sm., were
glees with great :mote mid judgment. Mr. Fairey
gave two wogs. • Tin Women of Eaglaed," and
The Berth 'Prayer," is his real emptied=
sad was aeomed ie each. Mr. jam= gad
gentlemen meteor, i °"4 two mow, Waal
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