The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09 00:00:00

POOLZ.

" Tsc 111)01111t urn Curran OP Tax hiwt."—
Praltmor Borlyn, M.C.P., • Jeeise Christian, lectured to
tim. &mimeos on the Shove subject in the Oman.-
' Schoolroom on Wednerlay eoin rb. cub.
was taken by the Be.. J. W Sunneon.
Pwrrr Swanson. Thursday. Mmestrates present :
Wawa W. Pearce, It Rentp-Welch, C. J. Si., W. D.
Duple's. J. B. Dwell, sod R. °etch.
Arvourrasarr o Ovaisans —Kamm Rohset Ann
and Thomas Inge ware re-epponsted evereellei for the
parish of M. Jamie; Mews. Wdlleas lidwerd_Palmer
said Thomas Gallant were re-wPdbaud for useakest
lbw& Geom. Seal &Wei and Adolphus Rpiaphrws
Wen stnsolnted for Perkstone and Mews. -Henry
Randall and Thome Tucker were oppoiated kr Raw
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TIMI "'Star' Oualgae FOR IFlsteweathinf.-Tbe
vestry recommenled in t the ...lay .4 Mr. Arthur
!swims, the Assistant Overseer ior Han rorthY,
he
increased from £lO to CLS, and the Beech manned the
inmate.
AP AItaTNITIt POUCaIIIAN.-Joha /Ontario and Prederiel
Lew, two lads. were summoned for trespossing in search
of conies on Imd In the occupation of Mr Henry Randall,
at Hanworthy, on the tilth of Ilarch.-11r. H. T.
appeared for the defendants-Mr. Randall
Raid he saw the defendants heating some common land
in his otcupstion about two o'clock OD the afternoon of
the 40th of March. They had 3 dog and two guns, and
be ea w one of the defendants Ore eni went to them.
Before be spoke to them Rcnberley pushed him with his
opn' and he felt beck usto • furs, hash. totherky also
preeeutat the gun at him, and Legg advised him to knock
Lim down with it-Cr". agemined by Mr. Tretranlon :
This occurred in tbe middle part of the island alongside
the railway. He watched the defendants beating all
mend Ms edge. Emherley did not tell him he was look-
ing for a blackbird be had shot. He dt4 not strike
Embeds? over the head with • stick at the manes time
at be asked him *ha' they did there. 11+ did not try to
tike away the run the land, but he did on the bridge.
He followed defendants to the police-station to get their
names —Before deciding this erue- the Bench heard a
COMO summons against Mr Realell for assaulting
Zroherler on the some nothalow-Emberay said he shot
a blackbird, and went on defendant's land to look fee
Defendant came to him, and, without speaking. struck
him across the head with • stick, and then asked him
whet he did there. Be told him he was looking for a
blackbird be bad shot, and be then demanded his Mth.
which he refueed to give up. Defendant tried to take
the gun from him, and at the same time fell back
Into a fume bush, and he fell on him. Defendant cent. at
him with 0. stick, and he presented a gun at bits to
protect himself. The VD was n't loaded. They turned
to go away, and defendant struck at him a third time
with the stick, and be held up the gun over his head to
ward off the blow. Defendant followed them to Poole,
and when they were on the bridge he ran borne with his
gun. When he returned he saw that defendant had his
other ND, end demanded it of hint hut he refused to
give it up and be took it from him.-In answer to the
Bench complainant said he bad • licence for the dog as
well as the gun. Both guns belonged to him and
be
hired Legg to carry the second one for him -Legg acid
Ithiberley fired at and crippled a blackbird, which fell on
defendant's land, and Ensherley went about 10 yards from
the shore to look for it. Witness corroborated complainant
AA to what took place on the lend, and said defendant
took sway the gun from him on the bridge and had him
to the pollceatation. He carried the gun for Rruherley.
end did sot fire at all himself.-Mr. William Dond was
called for the.defenne, and said he sew Lag bolding on
to the railing on the bridge. .and the defendant wit. trying
to pull hint array. !awl gel DUO to the polics-station. Die
toll-collector and himself advised Legg to go quietly, and
he did no. D 'fondant we. carrying the tun at that time.
Mt lethality came out of an alley and took it from him.
without salting for it-The Chairman said the maxis-
' trews were unanimously of opinion that the leis were
tOOMMI•Oing In earth of conies, and ordered each of them
to pay a fine of 10a. St and coos, which In linsberley's
ease amounted to lie ad. and In Legfa cam to fie. Si.
With regard to the charge of wealth, the Bench considered
that Mr Randall was quite juotified in whet he did, and
the summate wee dismissed. Defendants were allowed •
forrnieht to per rt., me,q,.y.
ColltrOLSOir EDCrar.oll -Mr H. W Dickinson, clerk
tn the School Attendence Committee, appeared in support
of eight summonses taken out lit Mr. John Mcoslarn, Inn.,
School Attendance 011ie., acting under inttructions from
the School Attendance Commltta against parents and
seo'dithit for nrelecting to cause their children to
regularly attend achnol, contrary to the bye-laws of the
homogh, Th.se n.rot the Bret proaecotions by the corns
mitt., and Mr. Dirkinsas produced the original copy of
the bye-lows, which have only been in force about a
month. Mr. 11(neltm proved the attendance in each esee
from the certificate by the rchnolinatter or rehoolmirtre.a
and said each of the defendants had been repeetedly
cattle...Pt -The first case taken wee that against Willi Int
&torte Testate. S•emp, tor not sending • child named
Bliss William Bart.! dirs. Stamp, to school -The child
hod attended the National School 11/ out of 40 ilm.n that
the school had been opened during the month.-Defend
ants wife said the chill had teen ill, and she eras also
and eke had been obliged ti keep the child home
eoroetirnes-The Bench made an order to compel regular
attends..., and defendoth had to per s'. of the &att.-
Jellies Coward woe similarly summoned, the child's name
loins Herbert 11-wlet', The child had attended 13 times
dicing the month. and the defendant's wife plea east's.,
she was to poor that she was obliged to keep the child st
home to attend her during her confinement She promised
in road the chid regularly to school in future, awl the
Beech dismissed the cue
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Mary Iwo Knight. wee potations." for not sending
11.rold Nelson to ,hocil.—The notate, nf attendances it
this eifte waste —l' gotwared that the defendant's mother
e as the guardian. and that her haband should have been
•ommorierl, but defendant nalertook to eoeform tn the
law in future.—Theraise was diontlsws4 —noose Coward
ten. similarly sommonetl.—The chili. J•ntm Coward.
had mode no attendance at all out of 38 times that the
Roman Catholic School had been open, —The child alma •
trorthl..nme one, who did n tt go to school when sent, sod
the Ben^h granted an attendance order def-ndant to MT
a fine of 61, bat no masts —Valises Freeborn was coin
mooed for not *ending John Pre-horn to school—The
attendant.eu in thi. case eras only 14 —The mother said she
shear. tent the child to tehool. Ivo h. em.nt
The Bench mode alike n-der —William Baker mu the
next defendant —The child, Williom litker. bad as le
four attendance: as the British Sthod, and seven at the
Roman Catholic filehool during the month. —The father
said the child would he 14 In June, and the case ma.
sdjommed to enatile him to produce • certificate of birth
or hard PT —Mere McDowell woe twomotmel for Dot
sending °some 111.1hwell t achool.—The child had
ottended 19 timos at the British School twice at the
Notional School, and mu now at the Free School—mi.
was another caw of 'laying truant, and the Bench made
the usual order, the parent to ply 6 I owes Jeerers woe
summoned for not pending Jam., Jean. to vb.., —The
bild had made 24 aitendan... —in thin OW he mother
woo not to hlam., the School Atten (Miter stating
that no one could manage the boy. —The Bench gave a
like •

Chia- u•—c-arui. Position. —Emma Ricketts.•reopeckihle
,olting tewried woman, tau mummoned for 'vine drunk
mnd diennteely In Mwket otreet on the illth of March. -
PC Ballet said he beard the defendant bullying Me
B ,vnton, notedite the Orowm, and es be could do nothing
with her he wee obliged to take her to the Pollreatation.
Defendant wart very drunk and dieorderly.—Tbe Beach
Indicted • flue of se. sad coot,. 6e. 61.