The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

BLLNDFORD.

Rums Comerrmos. —On Friday last 13 of the
11141W1/0111 Of the IS b Dorset Hides met at tee Butts
for • threefold purpose; let, To °mope.* for the
!mutants cup; 2nd, to select two for the honor of
representing ibe Corps at W imbledon ; 3rd, to enter
for the Simoltaormas 1145•14 Ride Match. The
Ranges leer.. 200, 500, and 600 yards; 7 shots each.
—Corperel Ridout eon the cop, and with Berrien
Go-en bite the honor to represent the ov
Wimbledon, and Liett. Johns, &fgt. Dim* t.
Gram, Corp. Itidout, Corp. Gulliver and r.
Atkinson entered for the Simultaneous Eudyld Ride
Match. —The following mores were made :
Atkinson, 44; lieut. Jobb" 43; CoL Sergi Meaden
34; Sergi Wareham. 42; Sergi. lore* 47 ; Sergi.
Green. 48; Corp. Boiour. 40; Lance-Corp. Gulliver,
35; Private Park, 17 ; Prieto. Payne, 44; Private
Bartlett. 36; Private Cook, 27; A King, 41.
DivlsiceaL Perry Ssemone, May 19. —Present ;
J. J. F.tqubare is, jun.. Foq. (chairman), G. P.
Moose', wed F. A. Castleman, Blom —Walter
Hardy. Frederick Stainer, Henry Foster, and Janus
Harding. four boys of the town, pleaded guilty to •
charge of digging and searching for lead and other-
cit.. committing damage to the Ride Botta, belong-
ing to the Bth Dorset Volunteers. Mr. Johns who
appeared foe the aannianding *Hoer, elated that
they bad no aids to prole for • °obviation on the
present charge, if Um lads would promise not to
offend again. Tbe act of Parliament waa then read
to the defendant' and they were miationed, Mr.
. Johns swing that if the °Goo' was repeated be
should press for the full peoalty-25. —Henry
Marsh, landlord of the Rotel Oak, Milborne
Andrew, wee charged with aseaulttng Charles Pride,
baywarden, of that parish.—A counter charge
against Pride for being drunk, abusive, and re-
fusing to leave the above named inn, when requested
by the landlord, was also preferred by Mr. Marsh.
From the evidence given it appeared that there was
some slight prevocation on both sides, and the
Benoit being of opinion that the latter °large would
not have been brought forward if • eumincies had
not been taken out in the first, diemimed both omen.
Mr. A tkiosoo appeased for Mr. Marah.--O•ors•
Baker, farmer, of Hilton. was summand for assaalt-
iog abed imini:d •1111011111 House, by striking bun with
• plough hoe. Mr. Atkinson appeared for the de-
feodant.—Honas misted that on the 22nd April his
matter, Mr. Baker, ordered him to take • horse
and fetch in a queotity of harness which bad
been left in a putt In a field. He refined
to do so, and his meter then mime* him
twice on the legs with the plough line.—
By Mr. Atkinson: Mr. Baker did we ask
him bow it was he did not brie.% the harness in obeli
ordered to do SO by hi. SOO. He told him to take a
bores and go out for it. Coroplainant said, I *ever
did saddle a horme on a Sunday and I never will.
Did not saw he would be of be would dv it
Mr. fl.ker did net give him a pair of boots a abort
time ago; Le paid for thew —Too wit/melee who
were called stated that they maw two wheals on the
boy's leg, mid that be was crying. —ln answer lathe
charge, Mr. Ai komon stated that the boy wee
ordered by defendant's eon to bring in the hareem
the previous' evening. He did DOS do so, sad wbea
told by hie amber the nark moats% to leech it is, be
not only refired hat was abemitse. He had beam •
bed behsoodifiel, red led hult hie• eurese• eperete•
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