The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06 00:00:00

BEBE REGIS.

I'ar,ENTATIO`d.—On Monday evening, the !nth inet. at
the .1 •-c of thc vinging ell," in eiinneetion with the inde-
peichmt Chapel, Mica Sheppard. late school olistrcss of
the-hclopen.lent (lapel School, was presented with • very
han.lvome testimonial, consistin.: a beautifully inleol
wahmt wood writing desk, handsomely fitted, hearing the
following inscripthm Presented to Mi.., Sheppard in
ree ignition of lon. 10 years' sentices in connection with
the liolenen.lent Chapel School. Ite.e Regiv, February.
1177." Upon the prescntation lwing male Mr. Slenderc
very ably retliarEed on the gomi eloalil.kd of Moo Shep-
pan], who lead at 01l timm conducted the duties of such
out with the greatest satisfaction.
WAREI34.IIL
PERON:It —A capital lecture was delivered in the
natio 41 school hy Mr. Chariel Hill, of I.molon, on Friday
the We. AIL Hartley in the chair. For re
than t*., liMirA the audience listened with rapt attention.
At thj close Mr. Goe.ilebill prop oe.l a vote of thanks to
the I. Aurer, which was sueeporteel in eulogistic terms by
the chairman. Many, im leaving, expressed their hope
that Mr. Hell would favour the town with another visit.
Coc•rr Pitrtr SESSIONS. Toevbay.—Before Mr. J. W.
T. Fyler, Mr. N. Ilona, and the E trl of Eldon.
(st.o.v. Nerris. of Swanago. a ,marrier, was autuoinned
f.a. being .1 kon the 11th lost. at Swan:We.
Fra.borla said iw,an tiefeichcit iu lii., vtreet nicking lice
of very kid language ;he went on to llerston. Final 24.
anti costs. . .

Nation ni..l Chialkea, another opt:wrier, of Swanage, wee
. tor a similar often st on the 12th inst.—Defen-
dant tlid not appear.--sP.C. Freetown Bait he saw defent
data ab Alt SCVnIt in the evening. and after *owe time gut
defetulant la...le.—Fin,' Ills. liii C. tots.
Thoetert labwk/el, a labourer, of Swaitage, was aumnymed
hv P. 4. Freeborn for it tinmittitig a ',reach of the Pewe
lighting in the street, at Flatanage, on the 17th lost.
Itelee.i;,nt pleaded not guilty. —P.C. Freehorn oak he
hear ! a row at Herotott, anti on goutig there .3W dere.-
dolt an I another man lighting...7D lentlant mid he was
not fighting but that an titter man, named I. ,per, hit
—S ,rah Suatkley Kati 4. our hit her mother, awl on
her f tither going out to see what was the matter a man,
named Itnitiehl, knocked hint down.-11ountl over in lila
own recognioanue to be of coot behaviour for three
Deorg.• goof was litllmrlloll.4 by Ilem7 William lull, a
keeper, for amiss trespaso. on land in the occupation of
the Hirt .of El.bm, tin tha 14th inst.—Defendant pleaded
guilty, tout was ants! 24. tit stoic
11,nry Lt.ell. a W.,arer, of Item Regis, wax charged by
P.( Itishop with being drunk and riotous at litre Regio on
the loth inst.—Defendant pleated not guilty.—P.C.
sett 4140114 Mt was making a row at the Royal
Oak anti was turned out; lie was very wilt,. Ile Persua-
ded I to go home, but a few toil. ate, after he MO' :
defewl .nt again wanting to light. Sme of .lefendaneo '
frietuls got him h t.—Fined 12s. and costa.
Thowa4 Si,..kley, is quarrier, of Swanage, was sum-
n ..... 01 hy P.C. Freeborn for being drunk and riotous at
Sir:maze on the 14th inst.—The pdiceinan said about
oeven in the evening he saw defentlant going from the
quarries drunk. He afterwards saw hint about nine
o'elork tioing had language and wanting to fight.—Fined
2.4. arul costs.
William Bred, anotber .inarrier, wan summoned for a
like offence on the 12th inst., at Swatinge.—Defendant did
not appear. —The. constable ant gland 7 p.m. he heard
there was a row at the Black Swan, action his going there
ho saw the landlord put defendant out. Ile was then very
noisy and trantet to tight —Fined 2.1. an-1 coats.
'AI Cl 130,14e14. another optarrier, was charged with a
like offence, at Swanage, on the 17th inst.—Defendant did
not appear.—The policeman and at about half-pint
II p.m. he met defendant. He was very drunk and
wante.l to light him.—Fined 7s. and coats.
Owl,* BWAnp, a labourer, and John BiAnp, a carter.
both iii E tot Stoke, was summoned by Mr. W. Lungrnan,
of Belhuish, for leaving their work on the 10th inst.
—Defen.lante did wit appear—Mr. Longman said there
wan a dispute between them as to their going away on the
.lov in queation, and he dit not anthorioe them to go, but
this they did. In consequence of John Bishop going he
to kitep in a pair if horses all day. Ile ettimed
2. lA. as damage front Charles and PK from John, but
In, did not wish to be hard on theiu.—Ordered to pry the
damages and costs.