The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22 00:00:00

WINBOANI.

l'Errr SamOst, Fri.lay. —Before .1. Park,' (chair
Majir.lioneral S r K H. Greathrad, Len.. (inv.
C .rr J. Glyn, Captain maw.. and MaP.d.Gencral Pow/lett
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Job llaskell. of Woodland.; was charged by the polies
for lving thank ahilat in charge of a burets 311.1 cart M
Witahorne on the 4th inet.—Mr. Atkin..on defended.—
The evidence beirm so clear the defeadaut Cu tined sa.
and St Mat,
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Gripe, of Ramprenton, pleaded guilty to keep.
a id.g without a license. and was lined includ-
ing cost,
Frederick Waiter &pocked was eharzed by the vilice with
breshjag 6 window belotigin.: to ROSe TraiuM in the
Avenue on the 4th inst. by throwing a turnip through it.
—Defendant was fin-d darunps To., and c nen (10.3
Edward Smith, of Wimborue, sweep. was summoned by
the police for disobet log an order of justices to contribute
I-. a week towardr the support :if his boy now in the
d borne Reformatory School—Defendant was committed
to ..ne c.lendar en,Lard Isbour.
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George Kerkg. Wllliaot James. and Jer.e James, of Ifh.
wcre ctargo with trespo-sind in sear:k 01 rabid:. at Holt.
—sir. Atkinson def.. udeil.—The evidence being 10 cm-
lt.Ctirig lb°
°CMG WOO di..ujoaod.

George King. of Hanipreston, bricklayer, was summoned
by Csvorge Frampton for assaulting him on the 7th Mat.
at Fern Down.—Mr. Atkinson defended—After hearing
the eeidnos on DAL sides, the Justices dismileed the
We learn Ovid at a mating of the Highway Board,
which was held on Friday, the Ilth inst., the committee
who was appointed to prepare a case and lay the facts
before counael as to the Kineoniroed queation, reported
that they were ready te give their report. They had
employed Mr. Tanner to assist theta. and Mr. Tanner
attended and read the cases and counsel's opinion' there-
on, and although several of the membsrs spoke as to It.
being unfairly drawn up, stating what was; not true and
not stating the proper facts, yet the counael was of
opinion that the ' obstructive." were wrong upon every
point that they in their own estimation thought they
were right, and, much to our astonishment, the obstruct.
ant party than proposed that the road.. should be at once
made. It is hoped that thole members who are so
talented and learned in agriculture, and who wanted to
show that they were learned in the Lew as well, will think
twice before they again put their opinions against the
opinions of thoon who sit as Justices and yet act sa
members of the Wituborne Highway Board. This Klason-
road question has been the source of much annoyance and
trouble to tho.e people who reside near the spot, and,
although the parish wished to have the road repaired, and
willing to pay for it, yet the obstructive, refused to allow
them to do it. Magistrates orders have been laughed at.
and yet they themselves having taken the opinion of
counsel they and thenumbres wrong in refusing the parish
of Kinston to repair their roads and wrong in their pro-
ceedings. and we feel sure that the obstructives will feel
so ashamed of their past conduct that they will not offer
themselves again to represent their parishes at th• Dolt
Easter Vestry.