The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11 00:00:00

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TUN SICK AND WOUND= IN WAIL —The rod work
of cunUibsting to the feed for the relief of the sick
and wounded in the war is still earlied on here,
although upwards of £lOO altogether bas been raised in
the tows. During the past week CA 141. has ant
collected by the children of the British School., c loch
Mr. Highs. the master, his forwarded to tie Relief
Association.

DIATII OW A PoOLI MAOINTRATIL—Wo regret to
sr.nonnee the dec-.. of Mr. Rdwtrl Leos), F.
• promiuset meniber of the Town Connell, and one of
she borough magistrate's, which melanoholy erect
o..curred on Fridity morning. the 7th Inst. Mr. Lseey
filk.l the cave of.lissor with great credit In vino. The
11.tx on the tower of St. Jamees Church is fiyb-g half-
-4 high out of respect to his memory. The do-ased
,h,ctor was boo. surgeon to the 4.h 11.iset Ride Corps,
• d'etiofficet for the parish of St. Junes's, and sarg,oo
it several sick and benefit 'oolitic& ills remains will
be Interred at Salisbury, his native town. Ile was 68
years of age.
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!..r. JAMBS'S CRIIIMMIL—On Susie, evening the bells
of the parish church called the parishioners together
for putties worship, but the gas would not pa., throng!'
th.. WOW, and the church remained in a state ef dark
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cc,- • few wax candles were lit, and placed in the
middle asks ; but they pee DO light beyond their im-
mediate neighbourhood, and great oonfesion prevailed.
T!,e rector, the Rev. J. A. ',swami, entered the pulpit,
ai d etated that the OOTTIOO would be held In the Boys'
schoolroom. The churchwardens (Messrs. (lament and
Thischon) with the asstetanee of • few volenteers, at
onoe made the neceesery arrangements In the school-
r ore, and after al, ut helf-su•hour's delay the mercies
oommentted. The [rayon were rest by the lt,ntor, and
the sermon wee preached by the Rev. It. linker,
Quill RIMIONI FJII DRIXIIPO. Francis Turner,
an aged ate, was • few deys sinew brought before
the Poole magistrates. charged by the pollee with being
and disorderly. The excuse offered was that he
fl ;Ted • elapeneo into the witer and, getting low
.i.ei about it, he Imbibe] an extra pint of beer.
atill out of sorts. because his boots required
and not having the money to pay for the job,
red another pint, Then an informant brought
t I Tie.. that he had boat a good job of work
sh,ei, I 1,1 Fren promised him, when a third pint
tecani ataolutely indispensable to enable him to bear
IL. lot ho had seareely tothilt.d It ••• h•
learnt that the ititelligeoes was false, and that the job
Jon obtain .61-, whereupon he beeame so glad that
&,„old do noi o than have another drink. Thin led
to • fourth rut being indulged in, and altogether he
r„.. little b ry." Judgment was suspended on con.
d job that to did not offend ins similar manner in
future.

CI ITT lisminstk Thursday. —Before ileum F. T.
r.tilayorl, W. Coerce, W. L. C. Adey, and C. J. Stone.
.1..1 Ceuta wla suromone4 by Ann Curren for an mutt
..;o1 to hair huun toonm.tted Late on Saturday night In •
1... u..lonsee br.t. I. Compiainant appeared to have received
t• re blow un thu Lu.e. Two wltneeere were galled for the
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;it ' itt:e to peeve that Ctttakett dot not strike complidnant noUt
aft. r the hod thrown two glames of boar at M. The Ma) or,
leacter, mead whatever vriooCalioll had been given defendant
• net to hate ,truck complainant, and the Bench would
utt.. t a fins of and tmta.

Ts.. charge. or on Thunday against Mr. EUWIN
hu rune between this kern and Bouremoutlt,
I.elll.treatlng to., entni hue hors..., 011 the mornind of the 6111
ho.t. The proso, otloo was at the ilo4oloo of the fleck:Sy for
the Prorention of Pro. Ity to Animals. Mr. John Taylor, the
MR... 4's agent, es, Olunce to the effect that in saw Mr. Ford
hitotwlt driving the homes and ill•naing them. This being the
t h•ol time Met dsot hod been ronsicksi of the saute offence,
th• Bench Inflict,' does of LZ. for each of the too offences,
11th costs.