The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-18 00:00:00

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Albino. Penny. Hodder, Drew, Short, Barbi-Olga, the Turkish eide, and, perhape, at Adrianople itself. The Warne: You mat seta your child to school. Your
Ruhleigh, Gaul& It. Vincent, ant F. Knight. -Me. J ihn And then the Baahi-Bazouks, who are s dal to have own not being able to read and write I. a very strong
Fooks, carpenter, of Grew George-street, in the empty), of comm•tte.l the atrocities, were local millet !If the pro' of the pegmatite of compalsion-that is, of making
Mr Jahn Skinner, said deceased we, an soprenrice in the ditia of Tke be. ouch vi aloe MS the 13a,hi- people cowl their chit tree Is whoa-Order male.
°am° emol.Y. ant wiiness hal worked with iiim twelve m or Y m c• • John Symen.le was eumns purl for similar neglect; his
I. The child WWI 10 years old, and. ace .r.litig ,
monthe, he was • good and cheerful bay ; but witness
heard him complain of headache aril pun, in tho head' Bazouks. whs.; mast the irregular., the arcassiatia, ~i,-,, ~,,,,,,.
and the Kiln Is he? Hot, itidartunately, we need only to the sc' ial offirer, he had oily at:ended 12 oot of the 38
but not so as to look @Amis. This in amine he rune to to recall the tr stment ot the inhahittnts of the Greek times required.
work at six, went to breakfast at eLfht, ho hal to go to island, Set.,, SO learn what lurks Coo do without any Toe wile oar I Ala see.: 111, *mil could not let her boy go.
of . WAS the yonngest hut one.
the Gas works situ, some work, a small tattle on bin Ruslan knaverieil to prepare them. As to the In answer to the Hints., elm said she ha I five, rind this
shoulder, but Mr. Skinner t ild him to tic, the trucks. bccause he did not got hie mark if he Wll4 lAt..
11,s did not go sometimes
All sut a quarter toll he returned, opened the shop door, &miens; themaelves, they in ty not be worth/
The Mayor asked If the children were bound to be
and witness was Just in the act of going out ts work. Armenia-probal..ly they are nnt,--11,teit te_e___Lv.ei
Pre•uutv within the doors at nine 1
when deceased said "I am glad I returned: I'm Met li
,et to learn how they are v !
tune: I'm going with you Witness said " Y.AI are justis the armY Mr. Pit'aird said at St. Diary's they allowed about five
gom gaining p giseasion. Where
in time." Deceased hid his trucks inside the gste, and , which Kuglend can put on foot for the recaptiwe mi unit,.
tin-net them op. when he aaid "Whit dreadful p tin I of Kan or the defence of Erzeronm? Even in the Dr. Drew: Stipposing he is there at half-past nine, he is
have in my heal !" Witness answered.-" I suppose you i Crimean war, when Britain, France, Turkey, and masked abarnt 1
have the headache." Deceased walked a few yards fells Sardinia were allied, with Austria guarding the Mr. Piek ail said-then he was not marked at all.
I.ht. Drew: Then even the school register is not a true
and struck a basket of tools, and when witness went to
bum, be wae straight on his back. as if he had been laid t, •
Roumanian princirlities, we could not prevent the
romans r 111 f o ta ing Kara And now that Onnan robins /
out. Ilan and took lain up. and placed his het on his '.Mr. Pickard said the head teacher eras not allowed to
PI .I o I I
Pasha has surrendered and evna is taken, we aI u i
(witness's) knee, when deceased breathed but did not , mark the register unless the child had been at school long
*peak Sum a man passinz, and &Awl him to call Mrs. be very slow to encourage Turkey to continue the enough to receive two hour.; instruction. And the
Bragg: she COO% got roll ‘viit'''', unit the/ bathed his war; rather we th add haste to get peace made. In Government inspector is ordered to make immense visits
face with cold water. While they were bathing him, 1820 the Russian' hod taken Vanua in Europe and to the school, and wt.: that none are marked who are not
he gave two groans and witnees saki "lion coming round, . 'Care in Aaia, when there was an opportunity offered them dining. the whale two hours,
bee fetching to :" but ho ceased breathing in aboat 1 the Porte of making peace. The lurks refused, and Dr. Drew: IA there no "late- column!
fire or mix minute& -By the Foreman: He had not faced the peril,/ (4 another campaign, and what was Mr. Filmed: I believe not, sir.
complained of giddiness. He did not have to rawly over I 1 • In answer to Dr. Drew, Mr. Pickard continued that in
In 1292 E t. k d tlie
i the resu t 7 - • rzeroitm was a en. an
the trncks. His breathing win very heavy, and his hawk one el,. a clam was ma le to stand up. and it was found
turned very dark, about the colter of hillock's liver; 1 Racha of Van failed in his daring attempt to retake that three were returned absent, . who were actually
hut not his face.-Sy a Juror: We thought it was an ' •hi
ajazid, though he faught thirty-two hours. In the pr.sent, though late. This was in the afternoon, when
ordinary fit: but we lent for two doctors. The har meet I same year in Europe, Silistria WOO C pturel by the the him, are only two, here two flu four.
have been dead tm or twelve minutes when Dr. T z ird ' Rusdans, and Diebitsch was at Adrianople on the 20th The Mayor sahl the law defines that the child must ho
arrived.-James Psscoe add his bro.her was 17 years old lof July, when, disastrous as Von Moltke says the thi're 3t a renalu time: and thotigh it may be hard the
on the first if the month. Witness last saw him alive at campaign had been to the RUAiIOO army, no much ;micro:re tster has no ti ;lit to deviate iron, it
breakfast time, be was cheerful, and tslked. In the worse was the idight of the Tiarks that they in vie Mc. l'ielcard said in the inernlng there is more time
spring he had a pain on his left side on the heart. He ._, from the opening t. the elo.ing of the school than in
Ace. If any P, e ho 1.1 • r ;se the Turks to
tw x• 9 II CIWOU A,. . i.,,,,,,jr„4
was an ont•patient i.f the hospital for about three weeks, 1- —by law, three hours instead of two, viz., from
and Dr. Moorhead cuss Min ; lie rot letter and gone it up, risk a second campaign, that Power must he prepared nine till II ily the rules of the !school they will not
- • '.4 had not heart hint comp s e.-- lain incßy the to support them with a giant army, and, a colossal all
.. -. ow a child to he marked " early". unless he attend
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ireman : Never heard him complain of gidlinese.—Dr.
Tigard: I was retie( to see the deceased as I Well driving
through St. Thomas-street, abont a quarter after II this
morning. I was asked by Kr. Skinner, and I drove to his
workshop, and found deceased lying on his hack quite
dead. His lips were blanched, his fare placid and pale.
From the appear-sore of the holy, from my examination,
awl from the evidence I consider the deceased suffered
from some disease of the right side of the heart, which
would account for the pain in the head.—Sarah Bragg, of
Vest-street. was sent for between ten and eleven to see
d ceased. Sloe rorroborated the other witnesses—Verdict;
Death from natural causes.
As OLD OFFENDRR.—Sarak Piano, charwomen, and
well known at this rooort, was brought up ea WeinesslaY
I et, before Dr. Drew, Mr. JATIIe. Milledge. and Mr. It.
Hopkins, rtrarged with stealing al., the pr operty of
Jaotes Scott, at the Biel-in-Hand, on Tuesday last.—
Martha Grant, wife of Charles, and who lives at the Bird-
in.liand, sail prisoner had worked there ocrasionally,
and yesterilav came through to o the kitchen, and cud
while sloe Mai there she would .10 up the bathroom fire-
place. A man named Briley cone in and bought some
beer and t deer o, putting down 61. for it. Witness left
, the ill, on the table with prisoner there for about ten
minutes, and when she came hack the 61. was gone. No
I one hail collie into the room except a child; but prisoner
on being taxed with it denied having seen it. Witnosie
daughter offered her a shilling to contest taking it, bit
I she would not saying that she only had three-halfpence
in her pocket. But when Waimea daughter sent for a
poli eman the 61, dropped out of prisoner's pocket, but
prisoner still lettered it did not drop from her—Sergeant
Apses, who Was sent for on the orxmaion,produced the 61.
Annie Seutt, the landlady, wife of James Scutt, saw
prisoner put soinething in her pocket, but, supposing it
was the key of het ro to, male no remark till Mrs. Grant,
witnesses mother, told her how she had left 61. on tho
table, while Mrs. Pekoe was there, and it was eerie.
She afteiesards, although Mrs. Pickax denied haring
taken the money, the heard it drop from her porhet.—
Dr. Drew reminded Strii. Seutt that she did a very
indiscreet thing in offering prisoner a shilling to confess
the theft of 61.—Mrs. Scutt said she had done it foursome
she did not want to do prisoner any harm, if possible.
She had lent her furniture for • room, which she had
taken, and Fichte had promised not do steal any more.—
Sent to Dorchester gaol for one In onth.—Prisoner had
been emvicted six times, contra owing in Met and was
now under seven ygiars' polo, superv!4-n.
THEFT Or lionTa.—Thnials &Iris Farnham., cooper,
was chargoil with etc du-;a ;lair of boots awl a flannel
shirt, the property of Mrs. Hardy, on the We —Mrs.
Hardy told how prisoner came to her house, 11, Hope-
street, awl she tidos, 1 a pair of her bud, ond's boots,
which were now produce-I, and which she identified as
her husband's. •anil worth 6e—Sergeant Apsey went to
Dorchestar with a warraut to apprehend the prisoner for
stealing is pair of boots and • flannel shirt, and found
him wearing the It, ; hot he denied having taken the
shirt. —Prisoner said he canoe down from Newrastle,
Gatehead, awl through Burton-in-Trent, to Bristd, for
work, but the Pilger refinery basinese was very hal, awl
he term on to Weymouth. He now pleadel guilty to
stealing the boots. but denied having taken the shirt.
Supt. Vickery call primmer had just hail a tuototh for
stealing money at Burtine—Six week.' hard Islam.
Katmai STRAWY° hones—Friday: dare the Mayor
(Mr. Lenilie), Dr. Drew, awl Mr. B. Hopkins, a Swedish
and a S sailor, of the brig St. Cuthbert, nen., Pete
11 4101.1 and James Alh a were charge 1 with stetting a
pair of boots —Mark Johnstone, a Swedish sailor, was
sworn • witness, awl the captain as into rpreter. Ills
vessel was the Itseeka, last Tuesday the witness went
t NA at eight o'elork, leaving the begs hung up close to
where he was sleeping, and not morning found that they
were gone; loot now he identified them ; they cost him ISs.
—ltems+ Tour, another sailor of the B. issita, saw the
Prisoner in • putolichonse, and afterward, they rattle on
hoard, went down into the forecastle, and afterwards
went on shore—Rosa Sergeant, of West-street, and who
work. for Mrs. Seymour, who keeps a -iv onidhanil clothes
shop in St. Tomo is-street, Aaili Allen brooglit the hoots for
sale on Wednesday evening: hut witness did not bey
then. He mantel first to pledge them, and they directed
him first to the p wan shoo—John Tallenee, who workr on
Isisoi the same brig, s.siil Allen..-Hertel him a par of boots
for sale; they were like these produced ; but nobody ineold
swear to themas h,uplreds of lied' were mule alike. Allen
offered him Coe bees for 5- • but witness heil not the
P.C. Band tt,y• ster.fas itiroifle, weld ott 1.0,1
the loin St. Cuthlo rt, with Sergi. Apsev. It moon I. dile
down with the toprieging, hail conversation with Allan,
awl then went down the free astle. Wittiess heard a
rat line of boanl., when Hanson was down there, the
latter rein dried there a few... Mutes, and then went up
aloft again. Serge Aosey, who hail hem away to seek
for the captain, re- • aimed, ;del then pHs eters were charged
with -1.-ding, when they said they hel not seen the
boots. Whole Sergi ATI.V sairtn-A- remained
with the prisons-re, and Allan tail Its had offered a pair
for sale ; lett they hail been given him by Hansom to tell,
awl met they were his own.— fi Apses stated that
when he charged the prisoners Allen showed him a pair
which he said were the Una, 11411.011 had given him to
sell, and which he hail offered ; but witness searched aol
found the other pair among the coal, in a plac • which
could be reached tea trap. They were marched off to the
station, anti on their was, Allan said to Hansom, " Well
Peter, if you knot', an thing about the boots tell. anil
not get as NA/11-eked up.—Fourteen ilay's hard labour.
Augors IN COI:RT.—OD Ssturday Mr. T. Anderson was
:theist to make a statement for a plaintiff in the County
Gault when Mr. Hann° objected to his acting as solicit- or.
—Mr. Anderson explained that he was only going to say,
as agent, that plaintiff wrs at sea, anti to ask that the
case be adjonrned.—The Judge consented on Mr. Antler
sou paying ss, costs of the day, Which mast ilone—The
Judge said a person might send a person to represent
hits, Is say he towed a debt or n it; bet he mud not act AS
aoyonsa.., or pat if:woo:in to wituasses.—The care was
tioat of Ilar‘orqrel V. Attic-oil.
THE PROFITS nF Law PROCEZDINGS.—At Saturday's
C einty Court. Mr. flame mew boost to Ito H inoior thy
chins white hail been Iw,oight by a client id hie for
I damages, for obstructing a right of way. It was referred
to Mr. Norruan, et D irrheeter, who had awarded them
£lO damages ; bid Mr. N hail sent in a ttill for
ii ho,, and his client (Sir. Dallas) had given him notice
not to pay the hill.—The Judge did not see that ho could
tax that bile —Mr. Hanne urged that Mr. Nionnan was
emotes,' by the C tart. Tae Judge exaainod the items,
which include I twit journey' to Penland. and del not see
I oat the charges WAS es,essive.—Mr. Haunt said if his
client paid Mr Norman £33... and also paid £3 for work,
and his (Mr. Henna's) fee, there would not b, much left
out of the XIII IlWarilat. —3lll. D Was urged that the claim
was excessive.—The Judge said he should recommend
Mr. Norma to accept Li 4,. ; but he ahould make no
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ALL A JAW—A plaintiff named Phillips cued Mr. Case,
of Middle liondeitreet, on Saturday. fur 1.25. for a jar,
whirh had been left with Mr. Case to sell, and the cover
joregeo while in his posaession.—Mr. Ca, produced the
or, which app •ariol to be of terracotta with eimonelling
outside, end a larger jar, which he sai.l was of the same
keel aid which he hal bought new for half-acrown.—
Plaintiff sail he gave les lit, to an offi..er in the barracks
for his jar, and he wanted 12s. for it —The Judge said the
i mr was a pretty one, but it was id inielern make.—Mr.
11 .ken, china menace, valued Phillips's jar at .3.. 61. ; it
wag of Staff .rdshire terracotta.—The Judge allowed 21.
for the breakaze, which Mr. Case &deemed ; but tee
doter Ii el pail 4s. 61. into court, so as An IlUital cover the
value —The itidgment WWI therefore for defendant, who
st,,t,d that he hail been kept front a job, and had brought
a witnees from his merit—The expenses of two witnesses
were altered nt iff tarried id his dear jar.
Jurrnmiler titmouse —At the Catsup Court le Satur-
day. Dioreff, lorirkiayer, was suture mei' for net paving a
debt due to the Water Comoanv. Mr. Paige said defend-
ant was a great drunkard The hadiff ad-led that he
could not find defend int home at night to serve him with
the su 11111 l ons, and the only way he could manage was to
serve him ledore he went to work in the morning.—
Ordered to he committed tor 40 days.

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money lo tn. such gentlemen as Mr. Lit war: is, who ha ve
won all our heart., are the only ones able to incline lie
towards such a m inster (I will not say monstroud
attempt; but the more we are disposed to surrender
our private ju lgment to these gentlemen for whom
we have such profound esteem, the more is it necessary
to awake to the fearful consequences T. say at present
nothing of the cost; but ask where are we to
find the army that could in such a case
prevent the dismemberment of the Constantinc ple.
holding empire? To go to war for the Turkish cause,
and with only Turkey for an ally, would be to appear,
at least, t, defend her crime.. and certainly to court
defeat. Turkey has got into the wrong by the abomi-
nations of her officials, and though Itit..ia may be lint
little better, the cup 'if her iniquity- is not yet ft:IL
She may mend, or may become worse; but impatience
to abed British blood, even for Armenia, will not
improve our position either morally or materially.
Patience till a better op :senility awl is better ally,
a juster canse awl a fairer chore, appear, will tide 11/1
over, either until Russia, perhaps Turkey, shall mend,
or the public opinion :,1 Europe wall be With Us
against the aggressive Power. Meantime we hi Wry.
mouth shall calmly ponder the statements ::f one of
the hest members Weymouth ever hal, a:di:died that,
after the statements of Lord Derby, we are not going
VI War yet.
Sir Frederic Johnstone., NLP., did not at the
Mayor's dinner exactly soy 'ihtto to Mr, Edwards,"
although he agreed with him in 116 conclusions. one
practical . acknowledgment that "Peace has her
victories, ' Sir Frederic gave, in noticing the steady
increase of public buildings in Weymouth, and then
the hon. baronet went ban the war questioa, and
earnestly called for peace. The hon. Laronet's feelings
were rightly imprewed by the hon. :ri of the Turkish
hospitals, as reported from Myna, and it must be is
melancholy relief to him that the state id things there
is now likely to be improved, fir Russian general. do
not despiSe 41..ct"w1, nor do they stud away foreign
help lest wounded men should survive awl become
bunlens :in the State, which cannot pay their pen-ions,
an has been charged again.t the Turks. Sir Frederic,
who ought to he I the confidence if the Govenanent,
will, I hope, lend his influence to get them to agree
with Germany and Austria when these Powers counsel
Turkey to makc peace. l'crh list Sir Frederic ii y
help to induce his fellew-Conservatives be I s,k with
favour even on propwitions having the same ten limey
as the Berlin Memorandum an:l the Anilras-y Note.
St. Mary's schools have Again been tilted at. in the
police court, and St. John's schools sr.' partly c :0-
cernal. The charge icor seent• t b. Grit the " ten
o'clock seholars" get no marks for att enling schwd.
it will indeed be a great loss to the children if they
are not taught punctuality as well as other t:otsl
things. for in these day- ad railway trains which won't
wait for you, a poor chancu if getting on will fall to
the boy or nem who is
" Always ten minutes tea late."
lint it will be .oit- another thinz if Govertrnent
le-roes two hours' ins' ruction at a sitting, and the
schoil maoa, :el, endeavour to give three. The first
hour in that case is clearly a voluntary one, and 'twill
lie next to impos.ible to compel unwilling lathers to
drag their reluctant children to school an hour Or 0,1
before the time fixed by the hmerninent. rule., the
managers of the Nl:tic:mils! Itegis sclowls (St. Mary's
and St John's) have, as is teobahly the troth, a very
good answer in this ease, they will have to try some
extra rewards in orkr to induce children to come
during the extra hour. When is the religieas
instruction given ? I hope not during the first hour,
when it most Ise broken into by the irregular arrival.
of the late scholars.
Mutes.

Pin PROPOSED IN orstizt.u. EXIIIIITTION.

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within; ;I;o—ri tune of nine. Mr. I'iikaM continued: Ve
have Iv/Sting to to with that
Dr. Drew: It becomea then a matter of caprice on the
part of the school in onagers, not the Law.
The Mayor said the inanstrates were there to adminis-
ter thft lam, awl to see that to the hest of the ability of
the te when., that lIM is eaeried out. Anything which
might le: conaidered loe.t for the individual school, if it
interfere with the law, will prolably have to be altered ;
if the law only requires the hilte to be at school for two
hours, ntelo alterations 11111 At 110 made near • necemsary. If
It :s obligatory on the children to attend within live, ten,
or fifteen minutes past, whereaa by having les.nn, at ton
o'clock, they will lie in time ti hove the two bows'
ten:long, it ii a very grave qbetion whether alteration.
ought not ti he iamb,. It is the maaberates' duty to see
tloat rairenta are not haras.ed, in the one hand, an•l on
tin' .tier hand that the lam shall ha marrieil out. The
mat:air mast Ira hrought before the e.nernittee. A. to the
present ease, in the event of defendant not complying with
he I.IW, he woola on the n .at s tdon In lined
moist take care that the law wet caioplied with on hie
11)r. Drew told Mr. Pickard tht he diol not find any
fault with him. But if penile Munn: to make retnarke
on the utagistrates then he said, lot thew people do their
Way.
In cOnVerFfflioll it WM stated 'that St. Mary'. .chool
01,4414 at 9, atiol five or perhaps It/ tuinute. I. allowed
before a late donter is excluded from being marked ; at St.
Johns a quarter pest nine is early enough to secure the
mark.

Sir.—The prroposnol t In ItWrial Exhihition i • t•-•W
an e..t wri with such a irst.,,naz..! an,l !arge
C. niinittee ..f ttewntigh IllbtltO4 men. I t'link is,tiffiei nt
vtarAnt...• tt. it t!' be icilllV • 14 will, thy
rontina, in the saw. vpirit, I. non of the leviing attr.st-
ti..ng of the ll itt snentner. N ,t is

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nothing lint our diviy, as working 6.0..4 of tlii htl, hies
of imlit,try, to .1. !hat iv,. 111 to make it os. ka,,i
it (.3, bet i.no tit., h•rore we Mar hare another oppor-
tunity of orbital,' anything of our handicraft. There
I feel quits sure, pleniy of talent now lying dormant in
this county at the present time, which neols only a
fitting id.ce sad opportuni,y to bring it forward, an I as
working men have wit :gloat', the mean; or the time
to attend to exhibition-, at it instance front home Owe
should argeph this chance to !OMR our emPloVer, what
mettle we are male of, an.' not the dilatory set sonm
people would makit as ont.—l also see.thot the committee
have their eyes open ta trisiness Sty giving our wives and
daughters, a fair chanceof doing .comething, as I think it
will he the means of tanking it doubtly interesting. Now,
once for malet me ask my fellow bees. Put your sh-nil Mrs
to the wheel, and show the nobility, and gmitry of Dirset
who are hiking so notch troteile for our gust, th it we
have skill ant eiterg; emingit to make thi, undertaking
what it shculd be—a great boon tt the indthitri.um. and a
S,ICCCI44 to all ronceruel.—l am, your. retipeetfully, A
Bus Bu