The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

was unanimously meiseted.-21m next badness was as to
thetamßoation a the olostolYA.rd Kr- awal sub"
Ini the accounts, showing me total pte were
/1111 Mu 94.. which had ban Wiled thus :—Church
Misdersart ffesietif., Me fa .• Infante School,
2151 k ;Ilible Beckett. sr Ms. ed. Moral Hospital.
£lOl. 3d. : . Bot.k. zip 41.
£3O 6. ltd.; Moravian Mission, 4:6 134. 3d.; Ooiosiai
and Continential Church Society, 4113 18s. Id.; Jews'
Society, Oa 48.: Irish Church Missions, CM; Sick
and Aged Poor. £3Ol 6. 44. ; Church Irpsnses,
21811. 64. ; Sunday evening swathe and lectors, in aid
of curates' stipend. £149 is. 3d.: Collection for the
go ; for the choir lA. Mr. Tigwellorge:it
the statement showed • slight (scrams) on the whole : but
had it not been for the Modal collections for the
famine fund and myth, the receipts would not have
been so roma 55 10 the previous year. The collections for
the UMW" schools showed • deems* of something like
£2, and those for the infant shoot, oinotll —Kr.
Oregon' Prolsoesd, Mr. T. Fooks seconded, and it was
agreed to yam the accounts end Mr. Itabbette promemd.
Mr. Harris seconded, and it was neared that no slam
dons in the manner of disposing of the offertory should
be maths during the ensuing year—The laaaiing wee
closed with a vote of thanks to the Hector.
Codas or &MALMO • Logy—Os Thursday morning,
(Norm MMfke Itherraancebassrubranght up at the Potion
court before Mr. James end Kr. T. Abbott,
charged with gesaling • buiraeye lamp, the Asfotr.t7
Albion Drake. Prosecutor had a luggMt. the 1.,,T1.
and employed a person named Dote,, to lay her up. t
that time the lamp es• in the logger; but it had slam
been missed ; enquiries were made: but no trace of it was
found until yesterday, when the lamp was discovered in
Martin's house.—ti doer said Martin bed taken the lamp
out of the boat, and carried it hane, saying that
It he wanted it, could have it main. —Martin declared
that Dober gave him the lamp out of the boat, saying it
would do for them when they went shrimping. —The
magistrates told Dolor they believed he was as guilty so
dendant ; but, tante a lenient view of the cam, they
ismiased both with • caution.
Tuntarraiso TO Snug • Mar's Noss —That was
what /ow °mesa an old offender, was eummoned for
on Friday last, by John Hoskins. On Tuesday night
Hoskins was going home, when he met Groves who told
him he had been waiting for him for some time, and
threatened him as doom—Bound over in £5, to keep the
pesos for three toolitha
Angular ON • KAN MID itts Wow—Before the borough
magistrates on Friday hems DWWWWI appeared to • sum-
mons for assaultingJoha and Mary Hoskins. On the
Tuesday night pi evioua Denman struck Hoskins on the
ear, leaving • mark, and on Kr. and Yrs. Hoskins going
to Denman s house, the latter struck 11,1. Hoskins in the
feta —William and Henry Vye confirmed the Hoskins'
statement, and D•alaaa was fined 11,.. including 004 s.
QUARKS:MiII &nos Bor.—The impudent boy, homy
Davis, who was birthed for striking the certain of the
Boecowen, • short time ago, was brought op on Prides,
before the benumb magutratas, for being drools end
✓iotous in fit Masoutrest, and assaulting P.C. Ric la
the discharge at his duty—About four o'clockonday afternoons, Ova young milers, of whom defesdeat
Wee
were welkin( herid-iahsod in St Mary
pushing the people aside. P.C.;zspoke to then=
four went quietly way but im t Davis elmeell and
struck the coasts:le, litre, though one of the meet
quiet of constables, will stand any nooses" and in
spite of Davis's strisopliog and violins* he was takes to
theisollos statioe. —The Bench meat Davis to wells upstairs
at Decebester lurid dark and if he trigs say of his
impudent tricks there, he may muse an alteration in the
report to Qualm. Sessions, which usually runs—" No
cor=puniehmeet has been inflated this goatee'
Purr!' ligsamiss, Friday—Before lb. H. C.
Goodden and Mr. B. if. Mat.

UNLICENSED DOM
WUKM Willie wee esmnioned for keeping • dog with-
out • homes, at Wyka The defendant Ind hikes out two
years' liolollo, but not this year, sad be mod his dog was
not six asouPW old.—This mused Looter, sad Mr.
Symonds understood that the license war taken sat for
"a curtain" dog, so that two years' liminess could no=
apply to • dog six math( alt—Mi. C. T. Atkins
that the man wee liosinsd to keep • dog, if the Maim
were renewed yearly in Proem times, UM would... Mir to
sacosenve dogs In the mate mier.-11r. fly wow
estiadea if the Inland Remain leek that view of the Aot
but than be bad been wading ram ; be understood if •
sea took • license for one isg. lead parted wills that dog,
sad got another, he we'd' awe to take out Another
llama* —Defendant war fined A Is,
Mc Abel Whittle wee she smantesed for keeping ea
Widened deg M Wyks.-16. Whittle, in a short speech,
made his mulession ; he didn't know he was exceeding
the law, &lid Is threw himself oaths heads of the Bench.
—Re was fined Al Ea —Mr. Whittle would be very thank-
ful if the Bence meld lower the fine to be, instead of Ms,
sad the people 'mph's& : but the Bench could make say
further reduction, end Kr. Whittle, with the best preps he
could mumor, paid up.
Mr. MMus Worm wee mother enterer—Mi. Hanna
rose to admit the offence, sad the Chairman desired him
to be ghat, se they had • good deal of work to get thr
—Kr. Roane opined be could not occupy the tinteont
Court less than by admitting the offence, end paying the
mosey.
Mr. Thome Content, mmtoosed for • similar default,
committed soother by not appearing.—An allow named
Joseph Clark, who closely regarded the Testament on
being sworn, proved eeryke of the summate Defendant
bed promised to take oat • ikons*, and did so on the 27th.
—Mr. Combat did not get off so easily se the previous
defendants. for the Bench, In consideratiou of his not
appearing. fined him Al 10e.
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