The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-28 00:00:00

POOLE.

THE VlrAlt or bre:Grimm, the Rev. A. C. Rad-
elylle, has been prwiented by him congregation with a
milver salver and a ease of Apostle tea
.q on the lICCAM i• 41 .4 his marriage, which took
place on Tuesday. .tn whlremm, artiotically
by Mr. .t. W. Street, accompanied the gifts. which
were tendered on behalf of the congregation by Mrs.
Ilrodripp and Mrs. Braxton Aldridge. Th.•
article., which were very hiindmonie workm of art, were
LLLLL Sunday School and of the Baptist Sund;‘..y
School had their animal treats. The former had their
merrvmaking in a field kindly lent by r. W. D.
IMgdale. of Steno Homo, ; the latter went to Broad-
stone, where %II- Waterman had placed a field at their
disponi. The St. James's procession Ma., a most
imposing one, numbering about 700, with three liandm,
with mnuiinirahle flags and hanners, mdie..ahle among
which was a beautiful new silk banner. t.t I e property
of the Young Men's Bible (law, The RiptiKtx also
turned oot very strongly and were headed liv the
Two Seel. Tho weigher wit+ all that could he
&sins! atid the children thoroughly enjoyed them-
wive., in loth inmtancem.

COrlert aiday. .re Mr. Merjeant
Tindal Beyond the " Pearl- caw. reported
in another column, the pnweedinipt were not .4 mut+
hue wtance. —C. Itallain V. Vine. - The plantar
claimed of the defendant, • ivoiltry dealer, of the
New Orcliarch., 7.. for ralibita. -fr. Traver., was for
the defendant. Th.. delivery .4 the rabbit,,
was admitted, Mit the defence Will that they were
paid for at the time.—Jeaaie. Burge..., a girl left to look
after the 'Shop, lucid she paid plaintiff delivery._
BY plaintiff : When you left you told in.. to tell or.
Vine you had left on ralibits.—Another girl wore ;the
%VISA, to all to get change for half
a to pay tho plaintiff. -Ilia Honour : The
weight of teidinvmy agaiii.t you. I think you must
have forgotten it. —Verdict for ilefentlarit.--.—..jesieh
Lima. v. ieorge wax a claim for IN 13...
breach .1 warranty of 3 bor... It wa. rather a
singular case.-11r. Curtis was for the plaintiff, and
Mr. Traver. for the defendant. l'laintiff had a jib
Nag home, and meeting the defendant at the Geogr..
Inn, ..cchanged it with him Cr an.aher, which wail
warranted sound and good, and Via. to hoot. The
deal wa. made, Nit when the plaintiff got the defend-
ant.. animal home he found he Cal out .4 the frying•
pan into the fire, for it war a MOM jibber than
the other, and he mold it for £1 Honour
ultimately gave plaintiff' a verdict fur f:6 Ts, and
cost..

PEITY MISSIONS.

YeertinAr. —Befwe the valor ( Wr. W. "ate), Ur.
W. Pear,.. r. WeAterp, )(r. Hottiont, Mr. liky•

mid Mr. rangier
lolotrlttl gollty to Itts hut
1•1••• I ill Ow l'•e•It• Artist rah iehmoe. •tod eehe.ittlt
I. .s. whets roller-gel by the IST•tah C .1116%
sitlt'll..? I ti It /1.• ,IrAW Mini. "1 •r••
beer. we he thontrhe siw hot! Iwo§ thero a tuileient
I;,. • Alt.. 1e..% • very Ivoth Islit 14
ht. Pio • I 10. slid coots, or 7

inn en to .w A..Art.T ci A rn A....aa.
W pupil te.wher at the Within School,
was onnitioned for a...wilting • lew named Robert
‘vao.h en, 1.1 ret.street, on July 10th.
r. Curti we.. for the defendant.
con- h.sd been adjourned from tbe least court for
tb.. production of further evidence. The circumstances
west eutarkabla from the gene perjury that had been
committed one side or the other. It may be remem•
lwrort the mother. Mary Wareham, stated that on the
Friday, her boy came home from school, and a.m.
I.ls,ine4 of headache, but made no further complaint.
t)n going into a neighbour's however, one of the
children attempted to fret on his back, and he told
them they must not do it, es he had • bad
back An examination was made, and it was found
he had a Deep cut snout four inches in
length between his thotilder•bladen. He then told
hit inotlier it had been done by his teacher, the dr.
fendant.—The mother showed the boy's back to the
}tench and al., to the audience, the latter Ifre•ting
the sight with hiss's and groans dirncted asonnot the
.I.4onlant, —The boy, on being put into the box, gave
hit evidence with remarkable aelf.peeeesion, and
stock to him story t, the end. lie declarel the teacher
struck him nine tunaw, and then wakei him if lie would
Ihc.,iii.ather dote. lie lied ted lrat liis on at the
f the Wiiilll,l was with th.• alien. end
- 111 11,04.1. i•% thst
aft 'c ivine te1e...1 he went to the Iho litlay to bathe,
, a.. I there cut his lack with a bit of gito
.01 ,r hand two 'ewe, minted .1,10.1., swore treitively
rli a. were the fact. id the reee, end that when
~w the am...HI lOW if their law esiggeetel
If..a ut 5h.55.1.1 toll his tougher the te.wher dial it, Awl
o 1310 in: thi• ha. Asia lII' •111.1111.1, awl ran .51i
15 I. ist Thursday the Ilene,s adjourned the an',
. •••,. if other felt who were tile.... Coitilil I. ip.
r. Travers w,ts now emptied f.w the 031111.114i1111110,
II ti Ilk maimed all the w3ri. "'Menet oat
..f asetri.
The 1.4434. W. 44 Willi. julia ala ittorily Intl it is not tees.t
art. .„ the over again is a ilro*.,
Mr. Travers, in °petting the CANN aabaiitleal that is
ert.m. ~,,, mut of I,,vitgAtion was Iwoontry t., keep
order iii awleaola, lett it alvedd les inflicted aetly wheta
neasewary, awl lie kept within due control, for at ietirlit
✓.ttlier for the .31ce .if it.a moral
effect, than as a fethisleseett, anal if that. war.' wit done
I it wonid bew. its newel effeei,
I 'Flu.' mother wale called, anal, having repeat...l her
I evidence, in answer to r. Caictisssi,liter boy was
in the habit of bathing. It. dial ahu.aut Ii a. weeks Aga I
take off his boob, anil ttocki..sft, and went nit.a the
water, anti cut his foot with.. bit .4 glow She load
been to 'I r. Rhenish several aim. to complain about
" that chap " (defendant, beeting her boy. She never
offered another boy money t.i Collie and for
obbey.
Dr. •.ackintaish paid the cut was Ai bang, anal two
inches wilt an incision, the nenaiteler appeared like 3
bruit... It would be extremely difficult to produce
such a mark with glawa, as that would have litiliilllol.l
▪ CIIVIC Cot. It was all "lie Novi, saud a oi•Vere• one.
He believed that mciii. ii could have. been canted
through Clotho. Without the alibi'., being cut, if the
br.3' had been stootiing the blow had beet'
given by a blunt inttrument.
Ily the • ape. : The cut might have been Cail.4l lay
piece .if Alan., hilt not the bruise. A tt0.... might
have 511...te it.
. .

By Mr. l'earco: Th. cut, he thought, could not
1100 Ashly have leen protittc...l by either of I h..
pointer. produced.
By ‘I r. Curtis : Whett he volie of a blunt u 4 11.
moat he refemd more particularly to a CASIO Or Whip •
handle.
At thi.. point the Mayor anti Mr. ifaymatt. who are
on the School Ciumnittet.,.retired from tlw lionch
. . .

The hey then rileated his evidence, adding that
ptithisi lit was inflicted became. he had lest his
Pencil. Ili. jacket was 01.—Inenwiwzatniruiti..it. lie
denied he Itasl ever liem in the water and este hi* f.s.t,
but milwestuently he plaid he had not flow. it it b
all his cbdie.
.t bid mune.' Walter !tarn... moved ...Ping the re.n•
pl.ttnant p 111 l i.tu.l b.ft
with It i ttt about hilt-issoit 12, and Cainel,.,,,, with
ttt itt : Ile saw Mr.. Wan.hans
Their...lay ll 11l :111,1 511 e NOII to I -''Stick tip
well fir toy awl yiri will Ise n•wanied, and met
the money aftswwanls The hey has' his jacket in
at the tune he was heat.
Mr. !team, knew what yen think of this.
Mr. Traver..
_ _ _ _ . .

Mr. Travers I only think that if I were .st the
Bench I should not iseivio. I believe this I.y.
r. Curtis aske.l that the case might Is gone on
with, as there was a strong feeling in the town.
Mr Hudson animadverted upon the expression
feeling exhibited by the audience at the last hearing.
remarking they were disgraceful as his; 111 l ttimg
that justice would not be done. lire
not throw any insinuations upon the mother, but the
water should be thoroughly sifted.
Mr. Pearce Was afraid perjury had been committed.
.t poor man had recently been sent into 7 years penal
servitude for doing the mime, Anil if they grew up in
this course of conduct, that would be their fate At
the same time he did not agree with Or Hudson, fir
he thought calling all this evidence would only reflect
upon the town.
Mr. Hudson thought nothing was to be gained I.y
hushing the matter It the hoys had told lies, they
should he made to know it.
. . _ . . .

(7urtis then briefly addre.sed the court for the
defence, and pointed out the inaccuracies in the tale of
the lads, anl the Iswys who had been called to .upp.a.t
him ; and asked the bench to dismiss the raw, and
to state it was one for which then. was no f.mnda-
tion. and which ought never to have been brought.
Ile called live boys, who proved that the injury was
inflicted whilst Wareham was lying down in the water
on his back. One of them created some laughter,
when on taring asked if there was anything on Ware-
ham's lack he "tw's a.. clean as
Mr. JAM.", Rhenish was also sand stateol
Islys sitting in school with their coats ..tf would not lye
tolerated for a moment.- Cm...a-examined : had
seen Mrs. Wareham, and eat:reaped A WiAll S 11.• would
withdraw the summons.

The Chairman said it was a V.I.V wrimis ca.%
They could not believe the boy; he fiad nsusicted a
sclwme lies that was very disgraceful. (The neither
said she believed the lay. In this CAPo• he Irvl honight
a charge against a teacher who had endenvonred to do
his duty It was not 111,11;11111, I. woUI,I have been
chosen MI a watcher if he were not :4 better man than
the boy endeavoured to make him out. It was a had
erne. that of perjury. The cane WAA
regard to the other h.q.* he must say he never KAM a
nicer lot .4 boys.. They were a credit to thetzuselvm.
WA their MIAMI' ; and to bring these charm,. WWI Met
dimtracelul. He trusted this wmdd he a caution to
• mothers to look -titer their boys. The magistrates had
not the slightest difference of opinion about the mat-
ter, and they were sorry they cot4d not punish 1,111111,1
lw deserved, but he would have to pay the costs,
(Applause in vont.)
Charlf. Cooper. landlord of the King and queen,
era.. summoned for keeping open his house during
penwhirsel hours. -Sophia SiattheivA, wha Menlo, to
have fallen (sit with the doferelluit, said on Soinday
morning 464 her huilianil trent C....per'a about
nine, and came in in about half-an-boor and laid down.
He went out again about quarter past ten, and alonit
25 in tn 12 .he saw him c. ..mt of Cooper's
agaim and he WM, very drunk. Her husband after.
watch struck her, mid ..he then went out and laid this
inf.sneation with the police. She bad quarrelled
with Cooper the night before.—Case was adjourned.

PORTLAND.
CATTAIN F. C. B. Rom Notes, of Her Matad:a
Ship Ani ginart. who cerved with diatinction the
China War of 11460, haa lawn aelected by the Lew& of
, the Admiralty for the Naval Aide de-Campehip to the
Queen, vacant by the promotion to flag rank of
Captain Fairfax.
Etc the Qair
ittheer,tl,au bitcprijult.ldazglievie.wloped.
ulcer
medal new Roll'caii .1
medal ha,. been approved, and we are pleawed to find
two Portlanderc are aln•ady enrolled on the honour-
able bat. Ti...' Qs...it., recording this, aityo--"Thri.
tui to the providential e.cape of three poing
people on the eliffc .4 Portland, Ibwaushire, winch
occurred in January of this cumin year. They were
climbing in the hope of attaining the minima of a den-
geronc and nearly perpendiendar cliff. They readied
ae.uitcurmount, and in their efforts
bat their footing, one hanging by hic hands, the others
one by hand, the other by foot, to one I,caen.
ing atone. Providentially a boy wac taming on the
wiittgon track above with hi. team, and chanced to look
over. lie called g. • inen who were at a. tic war,
two of wl .at gnat lven.tud rick, Acrambled and
Aid down the prempitom, cliff to the foremost youth,
cot having perceived that them were a girl and boy
b.o.er down. A ...video call, or WW11...1.11,i Kilo,
might have canoed either of the In, to bac.en their
feeble grip of life, and therefore it wac necesaary to
Proceed with {treat caution. Two young men, &uncork
and Ston.• by 11.41111., managed, they cearcely knew
).,w, to I read; the one the elder lad, the other the two
belew I . and to remain near them until come chainc
were let down (eau above there only dielodged the
atom, and enhanced the danger, a. they were with-
&mini. By dint .4 ahnoat incredible patience and
foresight, the reccuerc managed to get the young
people from inaecure done to atone until tiny placed
them on • ledge of rock beneath a perpendicular part
of the cliff. Hither a third man came with a chain,
and they were drawn up • steep tart of the rock, to
where, by dint of daugennia climbing, they could
reach the top. Even them we.: iwribsic that Saiyann
went behind to catch the younger boy should he
dile By the nterey of God all were cased, and
though to onr (rim& And Stone, well ‘1.1,1
to cliff dimnl.iug, there W 44, perk:Lim, HO very Kpecial
peril still their nnaelfieh ricialinecc to Iwlp i. worthy
elf • hearty word of coalmen& on.

A InWIPED IMPROVSMCIT.

Many of the inhabitant. ,4 Fortuna. Well will lw
glad to hear that the tank in front of Mr. f:rant's
hop is to be removed, and that a new tank will take
it place further back from the road, n a lime of land
',Wed to tin. t,wal Board for the I.lllViear, liy the licv.
J. Ottley. Thia i, an improvement, which certain
per.ona have been trying for tlinw or four yearri pima to
obtain.