The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23 00:00:00

sth Squad.

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Colour.dergrat Hump V L.-Corporal Viso (8 tad) 33
li-rasont II axed ... Privata Paohor ... 7
rrtv.t, Govid 8 Private Con I
Prlnit.. Cox ... Id

\tripper. : Ivt, L'2, Sergeant Robinson, ; 2 ad,
121 Pri•.te Stockley, 33 ; 3rd, El, Lance.o
Vine, 33; 4th, El, srseant Baker, 31; sth, El, Svrgemit
Berhe., 29 6th, 15.., C oporal Lad, 29; 7th, 155..
Corporal Chick, 27 ; nth, 101, Private klevol,r, 27 :
oth, 10v., Col. ur•Ser...aut Ilarrie, 27; 10;11, 101.,
Bandulaster Stevens, 25; 11th, 10.., Corporal Tilley,

THIRU COMPtTITION, U.-Fr recruits only. Five
rounds 4 330 sod 500 yards.

290 YJs. 500 Yd., T t.
8 4 12
Pii•d• W•rrea ... ... ... ... 2 12 21
Privats J. Wiry... .„ ...
.., 6 2 I
P.:va• i 1,4110 rt ... ... ... ... 0 4 4
Pi ivat i Norris ... ... ... ... 5 • 5
Privity T. Way:sr ... ... ... 0 5 5
Irivats C.ke ... ... ... ... 12 6 18
6 9
Private Itibrusaa... ... ... .. 15 3 Is
l',lvsta eilst ... ... .. ... II 2 51
Privata LSI. ... ... ... ... 12 2 14
P. iva• iT. Curtis._ ... ... ... 13 4 17
Privets Swvre ... ... ... ... 6 0 6
Private 11 aim._ ... ... .. 2 2 4
Privste F. F. mg ... ... ... S 6 14
4 10
Pr.vate W. yincsat ... ... ... 12 2 14
Pi Ivats St ) ... ... ... ... 9 0 9
Private P t t ... ... .. .. 9 0 ii
Winners : Isl, Mr. kumsey's a ilium, Priv ste
Warm, 21; 2rit, 15.., Private CUM, In ; 3rd, 15...
Private (Wm, 18; 4th. 12s. 6 1., Private Robinson, 18;
50.12, 6 1., Private Curtis, 17; 6th, 121. 6 1., Private
Flensia4, 14: 718, 12s. 61., Privat I Lute. 14, aad Bth,
10i., Privata Ylamot. 14, equal ; 9th, 10.., Private
C.i., 12 • 10M, 10i., Private Stivsy, 10; 1118, 10t,
Private itavia, 9 ; 12M, 10s, Private Stant, 9.

F 09299 Conritri7lon, D.—H•san rounds sash at 210.
500, and 600 yards.
WO 500 0 1 Seers
'l,lll. Yes. Vi.. Tot. la B. Arr.
Private C .29 6 19 —46 0
141
Prisata Cdat 21 3315 —56 4 61
Private I. ta.fer ... 7 15 2 21 II —33
Private Gould ... 19 0 9 4 Ii
flir•t. It 'bias ii ... 91 24 21 —7l 43 114
C.1.-81rs•aut 115 14 13 —52 17 79
Private St•nt 25 II 6 42 15 V
C..rp qui Own .. St :6 15 —33 27 Si)
Corporal Tilley 21) IS 14 —6l M FS
Pdvibt, stockier. 27 IS IS —64 31 181
Privatr Cot ... 22 13 12 —52 16
Print, Parrott le 11 0 18 0 IS
Irporal Christopher .. 96 13 P 3 —5B 20 76
Private R Waren ... 12 9 13 —34 16 Gil
Cortrwal L•st 23 93 12 —55 81
L oporal Vino_ 29 26 19 -72 33 105
&meant Watford 13 91 S 511 22 80
lisnitnart-r 80•11311... U 21 11 —57 82
Priira.• W. W•ader ... 27 18 10 —55 W 82
Pr.sat• Or . ... IS 10 2 33 U ss
&unseat Cox ... 9 IS I— 35 21 56
p.,,,•• soh,.
... 29 23 II —6l 13 76
.rssaat Ba.o ... 91 Id 8— 18 TA 77
Pri•ato II irk .. 9 .7 II —37 17
SI
8 u...nt Bak.or
_._.. 18 22 10 —5O 31 RI
Wisner. : 900 Yorlle —lsl. Mr. Wrbber's prlze,
149rgsaut Mutlor.l, 29 puha. ; 29.1 CI Pri•et t A 11..,
211 ; 31,1, 10a. , Corporal Tilley, 23 ; Prirati.
W. Meader, 27 ; 5t6, 10e., Corporal Cristophar, 26.
500 Yarde—let, Mr. Flurtable'a prigs, Lamm-
Corporol Wine. 21; 201, £l. C..r,ar.loltiek, 26; 3r4,
10a. Private Stesitley. 25; 4th, 10.., B•ndmaster
Sr ',Oa.. 21 • s:bl 106., Private MINI, 23. 600 Yards
-A,. the Nis yo- • !wiz Sers•ant 141 thinion. 21; 2.1,
I:1, 0 .rpor•t Cloirt yher, 19; Srl, 10•., Privet.
15; 401, 10a. liargesat Harris, 13 ; stb, 10. , Prirote
Robinson, 13,
A.36insats PRIZU Ic Courrrtrios B •Nl, i).

Winners : 1.1, cup anal £5. Seramant Robiason. 114;
2nl, 11. Lanoe-Ouvoral Vise, 105; 3rd, £2, Private
Stockley. 101; 4th, SI 1... C oleoval Chick, 90; stb,
Cl Is, C er,laral Talley, 86 ; 6th. Mr. Jacob's prise.
C oTor al LIM. 84; 7th, Kr. Ling'. prise, Bandmmtor
Stevens. 82; Bth. 10.., Private W. Yoder, 82 ; 9th.
10. , Serge ant Baker. 81; 10 It, 10 4, Sergeant Illuttar I,
40; 11th. 10.., Col.atar-Sergeaot Harris, 79.
Pam COMPETITION. E.—Seven r mulls at 20 y ar
C insolati wit. id £l, Pri,•to 'l'. Wit L ar, 11.
Pa i v ate 3 eye.- boing ou' with • similar EC 4N.

BERIOI,IB CHAROEB OF THEFT AND FORGERY.

At the Borough Police-co ift on Monday. before tbe
Mayer (H orden. E q.). Alderman Come. Mr.
L oh, M, J. Tudor. M. Thomar llardy. M. G. A.
George, and Kr. F. B. Faber.
Erltounl John Fox. • youth, of Grove-balidings, was
charged w it\ steeling • purse containing • cheque nod &boa t
£6 in money on August 85th. the property of Copt In
Memel. and John Wen. Firling. 04 48, Castle-straet. Os ford-
strest. london, was charged with steeling awl receiving
the above well knowing it to here been stolen. There
was • second charge ageinst Faling of forging the in forst.
mast to the cheat's.

Mr. M C. Wiotoci appeared for ths provocation, and Kr.
Bitola Barnett appeared to defend Fax.
Mr. Weston briefly detailed ths circumatancm. It
appeared tb• prolocutor had been to Kinxston Park and
returned in • conveyance. He took out his ourl, to pay
this driven. and then dropped it. which • witnees would be
obis to testify. He should be able to predum evidonce to
show that th• prisoner Fox pickad up the puree. and that
it was given to Tirding who embed the *bogus He
Should not be able to cOcnpt,ti h's cam that day. gni
should ham to ask for • remaad.
S :pt. Coward said on August 27th Last he micsiv•d
informattou from Captain Malmo& that h• had loot • purse
containing • cheque drawn by Mr. G•orge Bator on
MOWS. Stuckey'. Bank for 11 184. Sl., and
about Zfl In money. In coosequeace of that he
had some handbill. Printed. and circulated in th•
town. mother lived in Hamiltono•aw, about
halfway down Grorrhuildinm. sad Fox lived in this first
boom in Orove-buildings Both lived within • hundred
ymde o' Capt on Miami. He receivei nonatonnatim
till Is t Thursday. when he went to Stuakey's Bank, when
he eaw to- cheque,. and from inform.dan hi
promoted on to. fo.lowing Aar to Loodon. Amongst
nib-,places s. went t Load al .10.1 C auntl-8. B•nk
Oxfor I sir...a H. moan is • M. cheque th-re. Ile
want to St PSUCT•II Boring. . Bank, 13 tialerlotie-etre.t.
From enquiries which he no me wanes. w•nt nitts •
stark tom. Cestlireetimet, Ogfo-d-stroet to the resid•ne•
of • Kr. Elligeos, a tailor. Prison*, FirUng was lodgiog
%arc Witmer combined there till Wafter cam la

about quarter-past tlys. Witness to 'd lam to. bad e las to
make eaquirim rimpsettas Assets umalds,
which ha (oedema's) na I men I.( MA landlord to dal
c I. He replied. "Is than ass thaw wren; .'.out
It.' Witness eddi " Yes. • Ile that -aid, •• Cm.: we
settle i t 0... wita4ut say ismh r I Wit. Ad caution :4
him, ..dttlhla ha wouid 01 de141004 jaitti b• Nat.>
se:Ws:tory ace mat of how he b-catio pow se ,iI t. II
wan asks I if It could not be set oil w.t io At
• in to backwater. for it woad Do serest:: InCO2I, a.l .n
as a. hal jast obt.ined • oil.. tot. LI, h,.i.ato I••
• too:oent, sod then sold—" I cut tail you oho I bipl it
, trout—ii wse from Ted FAL fl.,•••outulatta swot •
week as,; the ilttor I had I titre tons up aol tbsava la
' the era'-, al I the eareaut bag Coased Lb. grate out
ease I hare sent Fos 5.. as pastel r ler. se
C 04iDy to Lood,n, not I au Rota,: to yet him • ettuati,,
I did not coo. two.. no amitosis wrong to.
chq is until I asd • letter tram tow wit as 'ester la, "
( alma he gave wimeas to real). Pi...witty • i. 1•4 rhea
ne nod the letter hi thuuiht thef• mu.% iii eo.ustmag
wrutl4. Ta. lettar was put us and real. It was ae
follows t— .

"GraTO-baiLlinall, B.l.tergl or, 1134
My dear John,—l sal Writ c 4 J.lat ti ac I receael
ours ali th be Illaliira( thank ..g you urn I it.
Lope you wila be able ti hod time to write 1114 a Jetty.. I
Ia Ohs teel more m.ished to I &al Lary much wined, as Mr.
illeeml hal been lilaiLla• 1f10p11416-1 abut: tat. JOut it. stye
he m determined t h•ve it, I to hops betweeii jou b..th yeti
WI! be Mile t, let Rua 11.1. it 50011. He ha lost •It of
m awry, •. I I flit he le very 13111C4 put oat or temper. I booe
you are keeping we and that your knee by this time is kl.l
such but rr. I have :e•elVe I • hat hose (8. a. Waiter linus
ilvenles. Albert isga. 41 to- urbt. not I c 011.1 wit hel
han to tent*. Uut it pealed, be Wn,, write to.tourrow. lens
torry—
Prtimer P Ilag (tuterruptini) I don't blab that has
anythibc to .lo with the Cam.
Mr. Wes on: My object is to ellow taut the pr 'ober
Wan awl,. the mosey nal Le‹t. t 0.%
Prieouer : You hale road Unit. and dist is quite
Audi:loot.

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Wan., dui not Nev.. bat stayed Wale time. Prisonor
admitted las id been dose to Dorchisabor Joins te
health. sod resumed on tho rwit sae tee
dey the bill we publoshml. llurino lb. dal, it w.e et
the prima-, a Oilo4i vita as roosted the hartle• leala
the el, re liar. He &We ISA ra.ti SU to the osmant to
ineke a eeroa. sot among the IMPers loimi was the pro-
ddod. 1/.1 us return train L MlOll on Setarley he wont
I, the mended' of prisoner loz• He 11114 h a lathe..
Lahr to to. •Teetag w.tieee 104111.1 Y x mod
iii. lather at the P 0,1011.1,61.10,1. Witness told ins
tither he VIII OtatlC4 enquitis respoeting Lr. Ilessies
money ad cheque. He said—" Y.. usy son toile we h.
ploked the pure* Lip aild he pfkamel It over L. Fable., too
wee day at Paling's hours, se he 'gummed to get how •
eituation, sod he would me hurt ' righted.'" The fowler
added—" lass was before the bill. wee. out.' Poisoner
than said—" Yee, I picked up the puree all gam it to
Poling the same day at his house. Wood; informed
to. father he should hare to deism his eon passing
forth*, orsquirles. ll* charged Fu x with the Stilt is be
proosuse of Farad, and uttered 'sissy with removing
A. same, well Imo:labs/ It to home been stolen. Neatlee
of them made any reply to the Charge. Oa Sunday iron-
ing waa it tos Poses-station betehen note sod ten,
nod primmer nods a counowateatlou to P.O. Gaeld that
he wished to see him. In complaroce who iss request
witaess vent to the cell U. sold he w 1.11.1 Co mat., •
statesman Widen said—" You usdentsad you gads
It ve'nnearily.' He then said—'' loess mite it to-ukot o,
to-morrow morning." Widow than took down the atom-
meat as he made It.

" Dorehester, 21,1 September.
I, the undershoot, Joan William Fining, voluotazdy mate
that on Monday, the SO:11 August !sat, about tea tome, between
five and ms p.m., Ted fox Drought me • black purse with •
cheque and 66 Os. 01.. • 'ms •IL Vilf and co pas, *bout tO. or
tires 'Willow. sod said he r keo ot 1, and Asko" what
•hould he do with it, end I replied he had better watt 'soul
I S MUlliirle and DWI who It bWonipril t. Nothing WAS he crd
shout it Wont I left horn,.. the 27th, so be as .el toe If I
woull take charge of it, omit Idil Id COW,. Fonst of sill
must explain to you that I exper•ed lir would have got •
situation at the club, but George Collin, got af. If ototiong
was heard about it it would do to IL hint out I never beard
anything rob,ut it sonoe untd th•t letter you saw. Not •
word. I . Mensal must Imo. ot mambo, g ate.o It,
but it did oot follow because hos soon es, 0.6 th ch.q ,e that
it WAS hoe. ea he Dahill have pod it 50Uy. F hal 50...
out or the money at two dff rent Slid he t 4 Ulu I
might use it ill wanted to, II gave it to bon wh. It ha torsob
It lam quite oblong to asrange .0 pav back Orr balanos to
whom It KW. to. I /0pp01111.410 lo I.l.l•pogs to Mr.
and the otner to whoin It Ir:1 mmi. I did not sug.rest to horn
about trking it back to Yr. Mansell, and be mll he was afraid
to. _ _

(5..1) J. W. ?mesa.
Ur. Weston then applied for • Ninao.l fur • weok, or
Wieser if necessary.
Flatus: I wish te say that statement amount. t a piss
of guilty. I don't me It at all Dec weary to •ij mris to.
can for another week
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The.-M7a—gratrates";--aerk : The tune is not Caine yet.
Firling. you must welt till tui cue 16 goon Into.
: But I don't see if there 13 no other charge. and
as that etatensent amount. t o Ora of ir iiltY, who's
the necossity is Inr adjourning 11, c ule (or. "'telt.
Mr. Weston :Thereie to be an adritornal charso brought
acamst you—ons of forgery.
Fading: Why not brims It Nrerard to. lay. a.r.
M. Weston : Bscauee I aak for • your d.
Mr. Burnett applied for bail on of F.o. It was
the Bret time he bat ever boon bolero justices to nay way.
1116.06/11161 offer substantial bul.

Mr. Weston object 4. Tao pris .noro went not tom.
toltt-d yet. It they were be shoo t °pp re toe bell
tor Fox_ .

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Tbe Bench haviiir could, 1,1 the ruetkr, the Meyer
said they were laJt unanimous, but the majority Lai
derided to refuse bail.

B..th prisoners were then remlred in custody.