The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28 00:00:00

IHE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. oTOBER. 28 1879.

BOROUGH Potinc, Toeeday.—Before J. Robertson. Esa..
Cittvn
uirman), J. E. Roberts, Ent.. Collett. E q.. and
ERG.

NON-PATIIIVIT Or A It 1.76. MI. li. Saila, of
Wimbledon, was summoned for the non-ptyment of a
district rata—Mr. Polly Hooper represented the Urban
Sanitary Authority. The defendant, who was now living
In London had, he said, been served with due notices.
—Mr. Gale, clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority.
produced the rate which was ordered on the 10th of April
last. The house which was in Gloucesterrow can rated
at four ruinaaa,—Mr. Board, rate-collector to the
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;nt2M-ri-ty ;roved that he had legally demanded the rate.—
Mr. Pally Hooper applied for an order for itninediate
payment —Defendant was quite able to pay, being •
man of independent mean - iiranted.

Tii g Ala( t CAA IL —S•101.101/10neybun had been remanded
from yesterday charged with drunkenness and threaten-
ing his superior officer on board the Aquila.—Mr. Whuble
now appeared and begged to be allowed to withdraw the
summons, if the Bench would permit The man
came down to hlin and expreseed his great regret,
saying be should not hare committed the offence
if he had not been the worse for drink. He trusted
under the circumstances the Bench would accede
to his request —Mr. Hanna said he appeared for Honeybun,
and what Mr. Wimble now said certainly did accord with
what his client had -aid. lie believed Honeybun was
gent for.—Mr. Wimble said he did not send for him.—
Kr. Hann* maid he was sent for by someone, however, he
had no objection.—The case was accordingly withdrawn.
BOROUGH Tuesday.—Before the Worshipful the
Mayor (G. E. slot, Esq.), J. E. Robens, Esq., and H.
Haggett FAQ.
Seamus CHAILOII AGAIKST A FIREAAN.—Sememi Brea-
fireman, was charged with being drunk and threaten'
log his superior officer on board the steamship Aquila
Mr. Hanne appeared for the defendant—Sergeant Harvey
said last Saturday night about eleven o'clock he was called
on board the Aquila by Kr. Wimble, the manager of the
boats, and Capt. Risher gave defendant in custody on the
charge shove mentioned. The ship, was just going to sea
sad they were afraid to go with him. He was drunk, but
not so drunk but that he knew what he wan doing when
ultimo spoke to him became quietly. —Mr. JohnWimble,
the manager, said the Aqui% was gone to the Channel
Islands and would return that day weather permitting.
He asked for a remand till Tuesday in order that the
second engineer might attend and prove the cave. Mr.
Hume contended It V/14 • cue of illegal arrest, and he
therefore naked the Ban b to allow gogoogoot to ho
released on his own recogniuncea—The Bench granted the
application

STIALI Cum.—grapy sad Sarah Bentley warecharged
with stealing from the Weymouth Arms Inn, • glass the
property of Mr. E ford, the landlord. The proaccuto
said the prisoners came Into his house on Saturday
last • few minutes before six. They came in
together. Ha served them with a pint of " four ale." in a
straight cup. The glair was then standing on the counter,
close by where they were sitting. He was called away
for about tee minutes, and when he came beck, both the
defendants were ions, and bin attention wan railed to the
Ow being gone. by a person in the bag The glass was
valued at 4t—Themes Cole corroborate, and John
Symonds corroborated the last witassa—llle Mayor
maid the suspicioos were very grays sgalost them, but at
the same time the Bench did not think the case had leen
Cr:with sufficient delirium The case would, therefore,
mimed
firgaiven Cicero. —Gawps Ber.ks was charged with
stealing • piece of cloth in July last, the property of Mr.
Phillips. -Mr Phillips said he gave the cloth to the
defendant to make • pair of 'rowers for him last July.
He drew PI in cash, and promised to bring the
trimaran the next morning. He did not do no Witness
tried to Bad him, but he meld not. At the rnion,
P.C. Bartlett that same morning apprehended the prisoner
and searched the lodgings where be had been last July,
and found the cloth (produced} He had left it there with
soma more clo has, he not having paid his lo ping. Mrs.
Morris No. 3 Queen a Place. ilaapslhaa . said the prisoner
lodged at her house in July lad and when he haft he left
all his work behind and with it the piece of sloth. —T a
said Mn.
.Morris would not give him Urns to do
V.l:k in her house. -The Mayor said prisoner roust be
more careful and &mimed the cam.

RUDDRN MATH AT THR RAILWAY STATION.
La awfully eaddaa death occurred oa Friday afternorm
last, at the railway atatine. Wr. Kemp, Great Wes-
tern Railway canvasser, had Stoat arrived from Portland,
when be liras saddonly triton ill. Re wee 'akin io tbe
Aka f Mr. Targatt, tba fiatatb•Wastarn stat.on.... alter.
sad a doctor was at mice vent for. Dr. Mode. was
rabcaptly in attradanar, bat beton he bad arrived Mr.
Kamp had breathed kb last.