The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-01 00:00:00

WIXBOUNI.

SUPPER-41e second team of the Wimborne Cricket
Club gave • supper on Thursday evening last, at the
04141 fellows Hall, at which a large nuniter of friends were
present Mr. George lialoossi took the chair. The usual
toasts were given, and Messrs. Dyke, Gardener, Harter,
and others sang some tirst.rate glees, tsmga, and choruses.
There were about 441 present and the party broke up about
half-past II having thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Isigunsr.--on Tuesday afternoon last, an inquest wee
held before Mr. Thomas Rawlins, Coroner, at Colehill, on
the hosly of Rose Eaton, who came to her death under the
following singular circumstances. The deceased MU
playing in the front room qf its parent's house, at 4.nlehill,
on Tuesday morning &boat o clock, its mother was
cleaning the room ; after WOW few minutes the mother
missed the child from the room and ran out to the wicket
gate, but could not find it. Upon returning to the hense
through the hack room, the mother saw the legs of the
child hanging over a pan that was behind the door, the
head • es at the bottom of the pan, • table-cloth had liven
placed ever the pan which contained about an inch and a
half of water, the mother immedieteliiLook the poor chili
up and found it to be quite dead. jury returned •
verdict of suffocation, and kindly gave their fees to the
parents.
PETTY SESSIONS, Friday.—Before Mr. C. J. Parke, the
Rev. C. J. Glen, the Rev. G. V. Garland, and Lieut.
General Sir K H. Greathed, Bart. K C.B.
The overseers of the various parishes in the division
produced their lists of persons liable to serve on juries.
This was the Adjourned Brewster Sessions. and Kr.
Robert Henry Worth, landlord of the Guest Arms public--
house, Cenford Magna, applied for • renewal of his license.
The applicant's tenancy of the premises expires n the
15th of April next, after which date Sir Ivor Bertie Guest,
Bart., the owner, intends to close the house. Mr. Worth
did not apply at the Annual Licensing Meeting for a
renewal of his license in emsequence of his being in
treaty for another house, but thaw negotiations had
fallen through, and he now made the necessary application
for the license, which the Bench granted. The Deputy
Chief Constable said Kr. Worth had conducted his house
in • very satiefactory manner.
Thomas Budden, of Redhill, Hants, was summoned for
being drunk and disorderly at Kinson on the 10th
inst., when • new °di:Hollows' Hell was opened at Kinson,
defendant was in the village near the Royal Oak drunk
and causing • great diaturbanoe. He had his coat and hat
off, and he knficked down a man.—James Kendall was
called for the defence and said defendant was not drusk.
and another man struck him first.—The Bench fined
defendant 10, and coats, 10s. mare.
Frederic* roomer, of the same place, was also summoned
for being drunk and riotous at Kill.oll on the same
occesion.—P.S. Bussed said defendant was in the village
drunk, cursing and using most filthy languarge on the
night in question. Defendant wanted to fight with any-
one. He repeatedly requested him to go home, and
threatened to take him into custody. Defendant
attempted to strike him and was going to take a his
coat, but several of his piety from Winton got Lim away.
—Kr. Hammond mid defendant had not been summoned
there before, but he was a very old offender at Christ-
church- —Defendant did not appear, and the Bench finsd
him 10s. and oosts.
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75.71.., Canford Bottom, pleaded guilty to
being drunk on the list of September at Wimborne.—
Deputy Chief Constable Hammond said this was the
fourth time defendant bad been before the magistrates
within • year.—The Bench gave defendant some good
advice, and fined him 10s. and coda 7..
Mee), Habgeod, • lad, of Little Conan, admitted
in search of rabbits on land in the occupation
obi%ltti mat, a Wimborne. on the 15th of September,
and was fined 10s. and Si. costa
Joan Cool. of New Borough, was summoned by Mr.
Charles Munckton, assistant overseer for Wimborne, for
not-payment of two poor-rates.—Defendant did not
appear, and all osder we. made on him to pay the rates
and meth
Buddelt, of Lytchett Mistravera, was summoned
for rescuing, mare and foal from the lawful custody of
Mr. Rohm t Crumpler, the appointed hayward of the
=OD e 12th of June. —Mr. Reginald Aldridge, of
eh: th
appeared for the complainant. —Mr. Robert Cnimp-
ler maid he was the appointed hayward of the parish of
Lytthett Matrevera On the 12th of June he found
defendant's mu* and colt straying on the highway lead-
ing to Foxholes, and ae be we. driving them towards the
pound he met defendant coming down the road from the
direction of the Ron and Crown. Defendant naked him
what be we. going to do with his horse, and he said he
was going to take it to the pound. Defendant swore at
him a good deal and took the horse by the forelock and
led it away. The hone was feeding on the hiithway for
yfßcseuullnytiqon,anuwd.:.Croedr heard indssibld‘ur."C—rnmiliwsnr7asplerP6s.ll7nghal'aet wdtbui°ldgtiouifici'lflo
take the horse to the pound, to which defendant rep Not to-day." He passed on and did not see c hear
lany-
thinfare.—ltichard Dean said he saw the hayward
driv the animals towards the pound. Defendant asked
him w the was going to do with them, and he answered
" Take them to the pound." Defendant said "Not to-
day," and took the mare by the forelock and led her away.
—ln answer to tbe (magistrates the hay ward said he was entitled by his appointment to a fee of of It Md. for every
animal impounded, and he demanded Ss. of defendant,
but be ref used to pay it —The Chairman said he thought
In future the hayward had better inform the police of
such cases, and have the parties summoned for snowing
their cattle to stray instead of impounding. Defendant,
who did not appear, was llned fii. and costa which
amounted to £1 3.. 61
Penny Penny, • girl of Corfe Mullen, aged lg yam.
was charged with stealing a pair of boota, value (is. 61,
from the shop of Mr. James Woodford. at Code Mullen, on the 14th of September. Prosecutor said the girl made
a pnrch•ac at hia shop on the lith instant, and after the
had left he missed the pair of boots produced. which I' S.
Hazzard said the child was wearing on the 210th—The
Bench decided to *end the child to an Industrial School,
and asked the father, Henn Penney, a labourer what ha
could Pay towards her maintenance. He replier( he could
pay nothing, aa be only had 21d. per heed per day on
which to support his family—on. magistrates sent the
girl to the Industrial School at Pool* for three year., and
ordered the father to pay Id. Per week tosessdalas main,
taaancw

iIWANAGS.
SWANAGE has this summer bfen honoured by the ereemee of many notable and distinguished people. The
Lord Mayor and Lady HsYoress, Yr. Alderman and
Sheriff and Mrs. Nottage, as you know, were here • few
week. age. The Lord chief 'Lidice also stayed here during
• portion of the season, an Heron Pollock, Lady Pollock,
and some of her family are here now. Canon Farrar and
family are also her. Finr-in-hands rattle throuirh the
High-street, lords and ladiee stroll upon the teach, Judge.
grace the oWshbourhood with their smiles, and last, but
not least, " Dogberry " himself is here, engaged in the umoheueured pastime of tirowing stones into the 11111 a.
" Dogberre in the City Press.

BRIDPOZT.
PILZIMMATION TO TEL REY. F. J. itunis.—A handsome
PILDO br,e besa presented t, the litev. F. J. Austin, pastor
tle Gongresetional hedy. on the °madras al his Marriage.
TEL Cosnmarsvris. —There EMC Meeting of the Con.
sereatires at the Greyhound Hotel on Wednesday evening,
who' Sir Nolynesztx Napalm occovied Major
B. Yaw... Iv we Sliaskemity aiKerbd II IMO ummill