The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-26 00:00:00

Iltse bow draws co bsitslly May.
Th " imp &soiling of boys haws bias Wean foe
0.0.6 albs oat tor as, said snobs, seat to the
Bdi tor rods:mid tin Bokistrso oomploosst to o littJe

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Iti. mdto ese so .any men of the nod LI. brought
n for beift absent without leave. I nts.
or blt!.timback= smog ffliwa What is the remote of
• Are they amid of the heavy duties of the citadel,
~sory of militery discipline Do they find that
Lbsy enlisted is hmta aad DOW have to repent at
?
P.P.O. have to be congntulated upon the
soccer attendim their efforts to give their offspefnas
Moir annual treat. No pains were spared to Mahe It
as *moot a time es posidble, and am sure all the
adron feel very grateful to the Governor, who, with
the superior and mbordinate officers, brought the fits
~,, sack 11waful lame.
Th. history of a frequent visitor to our police station
duriflctill' year is Weed a sad one. lie was formerly
l'o terror of the neighbourhood in which he lived,
b., was reclaimed by the Good Templar', ft five
• was • total abstainer, and rose to a position of
Being a good tradesman be had plenty
suiployment, and all wee goin 0. yen wits ki.a,
wbse in m eel moment he was induced to take some
ikohair drink. The old appetite owe aroused the
mr,,,gs increased, and he fell—.(rievously felL All
mi.,,,pte to again reclaim him wore in vain, and, AM
• outcast of society, he has occupied our County
Gaol on several OCC&WOIL.

POOLE.
scoot. TAUT. —The children attending the Wee.
jape Mission Sunday School in Leglandsstreet, about
pio is Bomber, accompanied by some 60 teachers and
Hod., had their annual outing on Monday in •
Creek-
Park kindly lent by Mr. T. Cherrett. Tea was
row?
*lel, and cricket, football, and various amuse.
were enjoyed, the 4N-awl-drum band ealiven-
i, the proceeding.. The children were taken back
▪ Mission-room in waggons lent foe the
heeing been addressed by Mr. U. James purpose./1
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•Feb,„.,.., they dispersed to their homes.
TAW To various employees of
• G. and T. Hellen f the Poole am! Long limn
swm nom Mills had their annual picnic at the
.• Panks on Fri.lay. The workmen and their when
oil families made a party .4 over 3311, and they were
e.eorved to the Sandbanks in the steamier Tele..rraph.
lilt t. Merl' STANLKV 11100:N.—By the kind
in,RAtion .1 the Re'. .1. 1,. Willianu., vicar of la,ug.
fket, aryl one of the iicepresidents of the Poole
14,iii, about 00 bicyclist. paid A visit to that
,entlemen at his residence on Thursday even-
'flu muster was at the 1.0114.11 Hotel, awl the
dole were represented as follow.
20; ebri4ehorch. 7; Bournemouth, I • Itingemssi, ;
5: Wandering Minstrels (Wiluls.rne), 9;
wi.alsone Minster, II; Castle Wanderer,. (Sturinin-
-4,., N,,,e,e0, ; Shaftesbury, 5 ; unattached, 10;
~4,j 79. The pmceelings were enlivened by the file-
00,kieuen band, and the streets were lined with people.
After a " run" thr.ugh the town the proeenaion
ebereed by way of the Wimhonie-road, h. Stanley
gieeen, where the riders were heartily welcomed and
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Williams. We regret to
that Mr. .1. W. liansford, captain od the I'oule
enable to attend the meet. he having bona
thros•
-n from his bicycle on the pre. lons evening and
Injured his face and arm.
Outing or Morten A WO/ILL—A fisherman
used Joke Co Alai. who lives hi Oak-alley, near the
guy, was brought before the Mayne and Mr. Lan•
weer, at the v•lice court, on Tuesday. charged with
els/shift and threatening to murder learali Wedmore,
woman with whom he cohabits.— Prosocutrix eakl
she bad some drink with the prisoner at the Nelson
end the Hand and Heart on the previous evening, and
about ten minutes past ten o'clock be came home.
struck bar several times, and kicked her severely about
the trely. She said " Jack, are you going to murder
me r and be replied, "Y.sti I will murder you."
—Kenai) Dear. • neighbour, said she was in bed
between 10 and 11 o clock the previous night and
heard the woman call out "Murder !" and her child
cry. - Supt. Hunt said prosecution came to the police
elation at '5l minutes past 11 on the previous night
bleeding from the face and in a die idful state. Pei.
seer was apprehended about 12, and he was very
drank and exciteL Reaken said P.C. Hallett
and he apprehended prisoner near the Fish Shambles
about 12 ~'clock. On the way t . the police station
the prisoner vi l.ntly resisted and kicked him in the
- Prisoner, In defence, said be bad been drinking,
bet he neither kicked nor struck the woman, who
was drinking all the afternoon with her aistsr. If she
had any marke of blows they were inflicted by the
woman she quarrelleti with the day ts-fore.—Supt.
Hunt and Sergeant Reaken said the mosecutris was
aehee, as ale. di.' Ellen Nlaney.—James Matthews. a
fisheye/las, wax called for the defence, and said he saw
all thst took lea'. Plisoner and prosecutrix met in
the lane at ten minutes pan 11, and the woman was
belplesaly drunk that she fell down, and also let her
baby fall out of her arms. When she got up her face
was bleeding. Prisoner took hold of her to drag her
indoors, and she then called out " Murder I" He told
prisoner not to strike the woman, and suoceeded in
persuading him to accompany him to the Fish
Shambles. He did not see prisoner either kick or
strike the woman.—Proseentrix said she was not in
the lane at 10 minutes past 11-, and she had marks of
the kicks on her body which she was willing to have
eisminel by • medical man. —The Bench adjourned
the case till Thursday.
Pgrry ThureLiy.—llefere the Ntayor and
Ihirell and Lankester.
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• rns es rm. charttal renund with saaulting
ziarah W,dmurr. and as the eviiienor of 1)r. Lawton
.Irand that nrovecutrix had been kicked, the Maids•
trato..eslenexvi primmer to a month', hard labour.
Gerrie Groranade, of Old Orchard, was lined ls. and
4,4.1. e allowina; • horse to stray at Seldo•rn I m
Sualay.