The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26 00:00:00

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WINFRITH.

Fru.—nn Saturday morning, about Ultima! one, •
fire was discovered in • field on the nommen at this
phic,. be the 'police on duty. Police.fiergeant Floranoe
and P.C. Hart and Hansom were soon 'on the spot, hut
retold not save anything, the finehaving such a hold on
an eat rick, the property of Mt Idlfington. There is
no doubt but some one set the riek on fire. Mr. Lillington
is insure,' in the Royal Exchange Ole.

WEYMOUTH.
LONDON CITT M15.,1.)Nt4. A m.-etiog in aid of this
missim was held on W.sinesr.ay evening last, at lb.,
National Schoolroom. There was Dot • very large ss_
tendon*. t. the chair was bakes by the Secretary of the
Weymouth Anxiliay, R. if. Eliot. Faq.. the Res. T.
r,..ter, the Rev. F. Tyrrell, deputation from the
Parent Society. and Rev. W. Lembo, of Hope Chip-I,
were present. The Chairman and Mr. °rearm thought
that Weymouth friends could support a missionary of
their own. the Rev. F. Tyrroll gave interesting ammunte
of the society" work, especially in publi amuses in the
dincy parts of London, and explained the Peet need
for still more missionaries. A ettliection leas made at
the close. The collection amounted to £7. From the
report report read by Mr. Eliot, it appeared that Wry.
month has sent op rather less lest year to thet.Fartsot
Satiety than in the year before.

WIIKBORNIL
PETTY Sicsaimin, Frid.y.—Betore C. J. Puke, EN.,
life' J. It Austen. and Rt. John Coventry, Elm.
ciax..angarp,o,f,of Whnliorne, was charged with assaulting
pc Chinn on the public highway, a abort dktanec. from the
tkiandant ent found by the conetahle lying drunk
sere; the mad, and inetead .1 being thankful he he,
ree
fritlti datilfertata lioaftion got ups".! ,truck the coudamo
twice on the none. Candnit it t.• blood. !I, Yid
Ger,. Kerby pleaded guilty to a charge of drunken.... --
now 00.4..
Made* .4 Long Ham, wes anal 10‘. and 3.1. oato
for being drunk and riotoun on ifunday,tith October.
Themes Broder Tim. lined he and as code, for allowing
no,. to Anse on the highway at Fahnisiddiam.
ClutrlA. Candy. .4 the Crown Stout, Wimborne, was sum-
moned for Obtain; drunken and disorderly ronainct It, tile
I„,o.o Monday need, October 11th. The evidence of the
flu .crint,'n.tenl aort P.C. James King full) Nue out the charge,
but a regettable wins. named Jonatruen Kent, • trathatrun
of the t.d.rn, proved that the lambed) did all die could to key
the party, who came into her houw: drunk, as qUitt .he
count. and that withtne exception of a glitaaa id brandy and
wan r inieli tithe man to induce him to gn born. It. •eetrvey.v.,
ft...shied by the landlorl. no other liquor was minded hi.
The Bench cannoned Mr. Candy not again to aline • pervat in
noel. • Mate to remain in hi+ lionue end dismissed the otiltintotat
or? hiqd)dnlL
Geo.r.pe IknAnos itunlnlnned by Mr. Ruddle, fanner, for
unlawfully having hi, wervien prior to the termination 44 lie
contra:L.—lt viewed from Mr. Ittnitile% iitatontont that
Benh on entered his service on 6th october leorot. and was to
r,rnaiii till old Michaelmas day loon. His wages being Its a
rt,ek aids Wore, and when on piece work Is. 6d. per wre.
Ile sa.. reque.tal to attend an engine .4 • steam cultientor.
The Info duet left on the evening of the Bid October,
having two or three day. longer to serve according to his
master'. deterrent.- Defendant denied that he was engagel tip
to old Michaelmas, and said that he was hired the di. after
Ipwanon lair, tin Saturday and Ind tat Mondat. Ile Mlksi
tie
• tit.. Mr. Grime Ford, of rialebory, who demoted that he
engiged lien .atit's minden. at Wilt 41 fair on the 13th Sept.
and that Mr. Muddle, who gave the nail a very excellent
.scarier. Odd hint tie could leaie whenever he liked. The
cerich Jinni...eel the two, conaidering that Mr. Huddle had
himself put an end to the contract. net °niers' him to psy the
....steel the court, and pay the defendant the wages due to
biro.
Thomas Tesler. a Mali apparently about V. Or 26 years .1
age. omphded as an .sistant in r.
Itugden'a ,ho, nor
the SWUM. Wintlit.rne. wan brought up in cuatody
with attempthig I. entrwalta criminal tumult on • little girl,
aged six year, named Sarah Batumi, daughter of Ellen
Bmund, of Wimhome. The mother t 4 the child dated that
she wan the eife .4an engine-driver on the Wintery:l..4 boret
Itaileray. On the previoua day she sent her little girl to Mr.
fim...,d„.„,r.,„h0p for an errand. She was gone 26 minute.. When
die returned .he was ening, and on her asking the child She
,ie..tayed .., long he mid that the man took her into the
bakehotee, and the therideerribed what be did to her. %he
(Mrs. Branml) then went to the chop, and asked the prisoftr
%hat he had liven doing oder child. to which he replied -that
he had done her no harm." like examined the child, It wm
not injured, hut there were Marks of flour on the back pan .4
her head. Hebrave the child a pennyworth of sweet. wet. tell
what be had done. After coeferring together, the (Tolman
saA the Bench had decided to chemise the eharge, the ,hild tiot
wog "hi enough to intatilatand the nature .4 en oath. at
the mime lime it lemon.; of great nuspicion.- tat train,: the
Court, the nun we, followed some dl•tance :scl the mother mid
her sister, ands crowd, lind a linden-Dion to re him a dia.king
1411 V .t.ppull by the pretence of the police. No doubt
Wimborne will be found too hots place fur hue to stay in.