The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-29 00:00:00

Poucz Count, Tuesday.—,Bet
and the HAL G. V. Garland.
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Gunge Low. alms Mentaests, a labourer of Alderliolt,
was brought up in milady charged with stealing three
shoe brushm sf the value of 5.. on tbe lath in.l.lnl. the
propetty ot Ff4llCill William Padgett.—lfruni the evidence
IL appeared that on the evening 04 um lar.h Mr. P
*errant saw the brushes in an outhouse where they wall
usually kept, and on the unit morning she mimed them.
—The beillallt• were found in the prisoner's poseession'by
P.S. W. Scott, ot tali Haute Police.—The primmer
Pl,lCol I h 4! ho ~!3 . no know !La' he had stolen thou
H.. er... roumitvil to D,irchei•t.r 1., one calendar itt
hard labour.. . _ .

lhe same defendant was also charged with stealing •
black inure on the UM instant at Alderholt, the property
of Rem, Sherri/lg.—The following evidence was given :
Henry Starring deposed that he wag • dealer in Alderholt
ware, and kept • horse to carry out the gouda On
Saturday last he mimed • bleak mere about five o'clock.
Ho saw her sale the nightlbefore about eight o'clock and
fed ber. The stable was not locked, but a chats was
Placed across the stall , which was undone and thrown
does ; a twidie was also gock, Toe olio idiainced by P.S.
Scott wes his propert7. tie saw the bridle hung up iia
the stable on Friday evading. The prosecutor gave info+,
motion mit once to the police and accompenied P.C. Trow-
bridge to Pordingoridae, awl then on ti Ringwood, wh,..re
he saw his mare at the police-stattoo, and she was handed
to P.C. Trowbridge and goblin cently handed to the
prosecutor.
The mare was worth LW —John Trowbridge
that he was a polike-comtable stationed at
Alderholt. On the 1.9t0 be received informal.. from the
Met witness that his mare and bridle had been stolen from
his stable. The police-constable went to the stable mid
maw horse'. footmark. and impressions of • sieb's boot
Alter going to Fordingleplge he went to Ringwood, and
saw • black horse at the pilice.station, which the prom-
rotor identified The policeman knee, the mem having
seen her in the poineesion of the prieecotor. The
halter was also identified by the prosecutor, and t.lie bone
and halter was taken possession of by the police-Constabar•
—The prisoner was at the police-station, and was charged
wish on sling the snare and bndle. —Walter Scott, a
Polko-sergsant steamed at Fordinichndg., said that on
Saturday, the likh Mat, at three o'clock in the morning,
he wee on duty near Haley, between Fr tingles dee and
Ringwood, and hearing a horse coming stopped when toe
hone got to hi.., be turned hie lamp on, and addressed
the man who was riding it and said 'Hellos I where are
you going at the same time seising the rein and
stopping the hone, which was trotting. The prisoner
said "I ant voids to Salisbury. The sergeant then asked
him where he mine from, and the prisoner mid toe other
side of Ringwood, and upon the sergeant mania tee
prisoner the 11•11111 of the place he replied "In fact, I am
a gitay, and we have only been there two days, and I do
not know the name of the plasm." Prisoner gave the name
of George Gibbons, and said itte fattier bad bought the
home at Weyhill, mid sent him wilt it to Salisbury for •
mummer, and he (prisoner) wanted to get these early.
The sergeant not being satisfied with his anewers, said
that he (tos prisoner) must go book with Mak and oilkod
Im the name of Vie proof to whom he was going to
take LW hone to, the prisoner replied "Thai. my
Weiner.- The sergeant then took the prams, int*
custody on suspicion of stealing the horse, and took him
to Ringwood, where the mare was identified by the
prosecutor. The ~runner on being charged said "1 drank
• pint of brandy the night before, and I did not know
what I was doing. I did not mean to steal the hone.—
The pris mer was committed beam Quarter Sessions in
January next.

Pram Raescies, Thursday. - Kagirraties prrent -
Krim W. Pear, C. J. Sion., W. D. Durdate, and J. B.
Dorroll.
Egression or Tine-Mr Joe Harris, landlord of the
Arai Hotel, was g-annid an extension of time till II
o'clock for • cricket club supper to be held at his house
that evening.
Berries or rag Beg-Lawn -Mr. Smear Clarks,
braider. of Parkstone, was summoned by the Borough
Surveyor (Mr. Henry Killer) for co morticing to build •
.7...rutin building in High-street without having first
obtainel the sanction of the Town Council to the plans,
and of:bout art demeans; th• same with the Borough
Surryor, contrary to the Borough Bre-Ltwa -Tee Town
Clerk (Mr. 11. W Dicknown) sparred in support of the
summons. and said the builders in the town had hitherto
her so rend.s in producing their plans that the Council
thought, now they had • new surer or, that all builders
dhoild know for the flame that th• mithorities of the
t on would require • strict complier* with the bye-Irmo
He dhl nut ask for • WWII penalty on this occasion, but
..tord it lob, known that builderr, roust not go on le
et th • loose way. -The Borough Surveyor stated that ue
Sarriry morning last tot received plane for the erection
of • now Wesleyan Chapel in High-street, and he
...rooted thins to the Council the same dr, but they
hail not been passed. Mr. Clarke was the builder. and the
building luel been commenced. The plus came from the
•rchit,t. Mr Bell. of LoodneteeDeftradsot submitted
that to' was not the builder within the Meaning of the
Art. lie was the contractor, but the Chapel Trustees
sere teeny the builders. He had never bees asked for
plan. -hen he was only the contractor, and when be built
St. Michael'. Church, at Bournemouth, the committee
suliini Lei the plans-The magistrates decided rat Arca.
dant AA 11,ble, arid impreil • lir of 1.. and costs. 7s.
Mr. Reber( Metter Heiyeed, builder, of Highestreet. ea
tin. 100 l .umtuotlei.-rh• Surveyor said the building in
"ration woo situate at Sentra, and the first err was
M. on half up so the warner Friday. -Defendant
exprieed that th• delay in submitting the Pleas Warred
.hroueb their haying to be fint rot to the lord of the
manor for approval, and the Bench imposed • like
Penalty.
Dere! Haar., of Perkstone, was restored for a
like offence-Mr. Killer said ha received the plans an
Friday morning, and went to the oretures the same day
and ('mud the, the buntline had been commenced-Tr
magistrates inflicted • similar floe
Danuamo • Cameral" Thera -Sear Larerd and Joke
&err, both of Poole-hill, Barium sir, were summoned
for wilfully damaging • growing chestnut trees the
Property
Met. Bury at
W. Upperer Pod-. on theWELCOKING THE REV. CHARLES CHAMBERS
Previous Sunday-Mr. . . Adana appeared in
AT THE STOCKWELL CONGREGATIONAL
surtort of the IMSOO.IODS, and said Kra Bury was obliged CHLTRCIL
o take them peettawaliSma on account of the ramose
4..-wedations ehich had tees made on her shrubbery and On Wednesday evening a meeting or welcome to the
Plan.tatioe. Although the defendaat. were dravvered Ia Ileverend Chariot Chamber, late of Sorra. (who ham
the act of C
derroying valuable cirentat tree, yet Kr accepted the Pastorate of Shrehwell onal
Bury db.' not .1, for 'cry her). pretty, b. sole desire Church, recently vacated by Reverend J. B.mrearler was
twine that strait depredations should not uoger in future. held in the upper room of the Stockwell Institute: Stmt.-
-P.C. Hollnvrar said he was is Kr. Bury's plantation, well Green, tr eseetina he* Prehmiaeri t". • Tbs'eft;
seer 111"°••"°. Seeder, and he saw 1,10411111, induction eervices which are array to be rid.
who had • stick In kr hand, pull down the rancher of a fiord and rootto decorations were dispensed with: the
rbreent tree and black the •sta Simpson MIS 'S stoop- beery and neweess sf the permanent decorations of the
le, „weeuedeeLhe tree Ho sent to the spot and room rendering any such quite topertrons. A large
saw that • limb had iitten broken off the tree, whirl, he number M bouquets of beautiful flowers were, however.
should think was dear.od I. the extent of CI. There disposed at various points about the room At seven
was a notice board IrAfltilli Parsons niit to trespass class o'clock tot and coffee were served, litr. and Kr. Chambers
by. He had r reeiwel numerous cimplaints of the trees taking thira opporteratyof beat introduced to ardor fh°••
herr damaged. -P.& Bridle ,norrorwated, and r 1. id • present, shoat 100 is number. At eight o'clock the chair
•It of breaches brokso free; the Arum trees and wee taken by Mr. T. P. Alder, resperestior the deacons
laurel. trim abent-Deradra said h.l dirt not know of the church. Mr. Chambers bring idliered up
that they were treginselag. sad Uwe gnsntly denied the chairman made • few suitable Gl:Nervations, iironct:
that they ad re darer -Tr Bee
clehontest t• pay • flea at 114 wt 41 mdered ault lag the sew pastor. Wise ens received with mach heart-
Mr. WS&
Comm COWL; Yonateg.- raj Lon". Chambers, is merge, said that he was Awed to
j.."" 2".'""m' a bake!" -1411.1•11"mese I hew. this araortunity making the acquaintance of se
Dear, • lobbies gardener, eg -Adair of lid' pray of roes who wes be regard him in future se their
bassos of amount for bread reette.L.....pbenewsaM .
reftr. Erat treated that he had Wilia4lolllo indeed bat he
the breed was sorted prior to sae in the year DM. • volt eere th. item, to tkcak urns
Dehembuit's son fe. &L sad there
bed been
_.,_roosated Proatieeedigiriedaes-111144•••••• ra.7'.rar marriry tistr,
debt. deo the mis
Arai his wfmoreelis -' the mewing peweeesa.
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