The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10 00:00:00

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Tar GRAMMAR Seiroot.—At the conclusion of the
husines. at the Petty Sessions on Friday, Mr. C. J.
Parke came into Court, and stated the Beach had the
power to nominate from their body two gentlemen as
Governors of the Grammar School. The Rev. Carr
Glyn was about to retire by rotation, and he suggested
he should be re-appointed. Colonel Paget had been
hiliug a temporary vacancy which bed n,w become a
substantial one and it was proposed the election
ehoull be ratiti:d. This was agreed to.
Ammerman': Or • GRAMMAR SCHI,OL GoVIRNOR.
—AL the coucluuou of the Lowrie.* of the p-t.y eel.
clue, on F. iday the mogiatates adjudicating were
joined by Mr. U. J. Parao an I Air. W. it ill, ti-Flyer.
A. soon a, they hal taken tli iv seats on the lacono,
4r. Path, Psi and ,aol the the maristratea had
power to appoint two up inhere of the Board of Giver-
ta.io of tire Woulxithe Grammar School. The
app,dutrn. Er. hyl I gool ter live year.. whel the eagle-
trat,s who were SJ appoiated retired by rotation. As
the Roy. Carr Glyn had now retired in that manner,
he begged to propos. that that gentle pan be re-elected.
The proposition was s ,conded and carded wised
moody. It was eau decided that the clerk should put
on the c ,urt book a minute confirming the appoint.
went of Colonel Paget, who WAS recently elected from
that Beach to till • vacancy on the Board.
Pear SessioNs, Friday. - Before the Rev. Cm.
Glyn, Colonel Paget, Major4ieurral PrielethLane,
Lord Bustace Cecil, and Captain Ciarke-E.ennedy.—
A labourer named Mark Best was eunimoned for
having on, the 14th of September, trespassed n lands
belonging to Lord Wham-no, at Calder.' Magna, in
pursuit of game. The offence was proved by the farm
bailiff and • keeper. Defendant was seen on the 13th
of last month to set • wire, which on the following
morning he took up. Tie wag tined and costa, or
the month hard labour.—Alfred George Dyett,
Jonathan Dyett, and Eli Dyett were summoned at
the instance of the Guardia., of the Poole Union, for
whom Mr. Budge appeared, to show came why they
should 144 coutriouto to the oupp!it of their father
and mother now in the Union. Mr. George
relieving officer, proved the defendants, who live at
Talbot village, were in a position to pay something.
widths first namol defendant was ordered to contribute
le. • week, and the other two 9.1. eacti.—Frodeirck
Legg, of the samo place, wee els, summoned tor neg•
lecting to contribute to the support of his mother.
Mr. Young proved the tlefoudeut was iu the employ
of Mr. Williams, • builder at Buttruemumb, aid
ascot 20. a week. The lenient order of 9.1. per week
was made on laim.—A boy of 12, named George
Lacombe, pleaded guilty to stealing a couple of
wheels belonging to a sheep trougn, the property of
Mr. C. J. Parke, of Heathery, and was sentenced to
be detained in the p dice-cells 24 hour., and then to
receive six strokes with the birch. The father of the
In! somewhat demurred to the latter part of the
sentence, hut he woe to d he could be present at it.
carrying out if he liked, lie thou taw the coy was
liable to tit., upon which the Bench instructed Mr.
Batty to have bun xamined by a medical man before
any performance up al hi. corpurc or/cr.—The Couk
to the magisti ate, coil a letter bad been received from
Mr. G. C. Boor objecting to his name being on the
jury lists, and he trod repldd, pointing out that as he
did not make his objection at the last Court, when
the lista were pawed, it moo now too late. (iVe
believe Mr. Boor'. dignity has been hurt by his being
deccribed as chemist'" instead of " gentleman.' )