The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-02 00:00:00

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Law. plessed to hew that Hr. Frederick
Vincoot Bodes, of Wadiutto C digt, Oxford, and the
Kiddie Templa, swots mooed in Clam I in the Oxford
Macaw School of Jurnarodesce. W• understand that
Kr. Bodo tom a solicitor proctising at Taunton, Truro.
kw] poloell, and that out of LC he came out second in bin
elimination as a solicitor, thereby elcurici the Camelot's
lan oriels He will pada* he toot% called to the bar.
Tao VOLUPITER Inaanwthsth. —lk. L H. Fri
to Gm &Ott Ha G. A. F. Cavendish-Bootlick,
tal.= kisdif Wyss Pertaissios for volonthers to load
oa Branton Inland sod view tb• cattle donor the ocitsbot soonapasiaL Mashen Of Um tat taboo who heir* to
neat we of this privilege can ohtain puede of the
noosed of the Poole owns Mr. 1. & Hudson (manager to
Hr. G. Jeanine', of the South-Western Pottery), has &Imo
bass kind theaule to snug the volunteers 14* nes of thi
on, at &heron close to the escaniptoent, sod we believe
tit* committee will erect a lauding who for tan. od
vieitors.
Tut POIII3C HAIL= ACT —A mooting of the Tows ' Ojsacil wet held under this Act at the Guildhall on
rrkitspir. Mayor (Consilllor A. Ralston) is the chair
sade .
hate p-ootnt Alderaat J. Stahl sod G.
Grooms Clossallors (turas N Weston. I. AmArtors.
H. H. Da T. Backlit% H. T. Trevonna, W. R.
gained. W. Penn,. and C. Milt—lt was molted to odd
Um same of Councillor T Bookie* ass member of the
nuddid midh woe. Building. sad Liglatiog Owsinittia—
Tes only ether busisees wee, To receive • oprileothe
from the Inspector of Naleasose that Mr. Charles Whittle
hos not duly performed sod thstroct for
esekoviog niikt ecel.whi thorespen ferthivith Athermise
the mid contract nadir the proirlsioaa of the same, sad if
deemed adenoid* to mar law • coo...set with Mc
laws for 'he remaialoi portion of the 10 months sad to
pa him Ds per mouth for rotattooto UN night sal
pursuant to his tender. sad if so determitted to authorise
thet Mayer to In • coatract sotordinaly epos the setae
brow as Woos optimised is Kr. WOittheo oostroot,ssd to
pro all seeemery rmoistiotes Illeg.oll."—Hr. Whittle
wiesded awl gave aerials towistettass, and It was
I.=up" the Pr •risitios Uousoinor Dapoore.
by Cosocillor Bill, to edlouru lb.otaadoottlos
of the tottial. to I" 00 gin the a ethowtor weather trio/
Pun Isseas. Tbtiodag.—Sekse tie Lex (IL A.

Balaton) end llama M. geote-W•hyb. J. B. Dwell, and
O. R Dutch.
wes mtopuranly sransterred frum Kr. nomad' Gsboo to
TimovasnY TRANSFER. —Ms Bones of the Ponta Arms
Mr. Omegc John Roam.
• Waive Realm. —Janes Parker. • mariner, wm
charged with occulting An Nora &Miran, a woman
with whom lie cohabits, on Tuesday iumning.—This was
a remanded end prassoutrls repsitod heir evidence,
onas Hayward.—
The Bench eentsmati the prisoner to • month's hard
labour.
which wog is part by Yr. J
A Holum& —Jee loamy, • tractor, of Parttime,
was summoned by Mr. H. Ye, Dickinson for allowing •
quantity of night mil to be deposited on land occupied by
him and adjoining the turnpike road on Tuesday morning.
Dickinson said defendant rooted some band of him
youussi, of night soil on the
immediately oppoeite his bones. On Tueeday morning
of the field, and as it waa barely
"*.ithei• .t.dimithtenesh ins most offensive. When the
awgrdgmicansen.di'n'th°:l:tt the smell was intolerable. His (bead Hr.
imps complained of the nuisance, and people were
emmely able to par it. the road. About • fortnight
peudoosly defendant crested a similar unison.% and be
then promised not to offend seesin.—Mr. P. B L Budge
said the defendant was very sorry for what had happened,
and h. would humbly apol rise to Hr. Dickissoa and
ries up the ground iminediately.—The complainant with-
drew the cam upon this understanding—the defendant to
ply cool.
dii 0•1201,0WDID ROOS& —4 Sleet Waters, of Drake's
Alley, was suoirsoood by Mr. £lrnua.l Pearce. jun.,
upuusi amatory inspector, for all wing his home to be
oinircrowded, thereby endmsering the breath a the
intostm.—The Town Clerk prossest.d.—Mr. H. A.
Lawton, medical officer of health, said the house con-
yelped only two con"... The living room bad a space of
Me and the bedroom 777 cubic Ma, and there were mesa
inmates, two of whom slept out last night, —Mrs Waters
said she had been unable to get • larger house. —Defeo-
ant was ordered to loan the house within • week and to
pay Lb- meta
AL N101.2.7t1VL llama —Pease, Awn . a Women
who ha. been deserted by her husband, eras
charged under • warrant with neglecting to provide
adequate food and clothing for her three children, thereby
endangering their health. Mr. a. B. Conway, the
reheving alio., said the primates three children were
brow4ht to his house on Monday afternoon by • crowd of
other children. Toe eldest child told him that they had
all three been turned out of dews by their mother the
%merlons smilax They had no food, and their mother
told t 0... to go to the taboo The children wen fright-
fully dirty and bad very little clothing. Hs seat the
children to tlie onion, and oat day the primmer wont
them sad demmited them mylog she hod been mut by
him, but this was f•lse. chihdrun told him to., bad
seen their mother in • beerehop, and that abe would have
'whine to do with them —Primmer said she had . clean
and comfortable acne, and Me child's. al ways had
plenty 04 kat Elle bed Mese sinters in service in I,,ndeta
and May sent her money weekly.—Mary Ann Hallett, •
neteshoor, gave •.ideoce to the .a.s• effect as the
prienneee astement, end the Mach dleoher4•l the
ed.,•flirr .ith a rairtoe...

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- it finnatin• Casa—Masi Champion, wife of Henry
Cluiropioci. • deem,.
. was sutatu,n• I assaulting Ann
PA., her moth.. cm the 10 .1 .4 lone and it otuer
times during thy pat magith.—S apt. Hunt add be bed
taken up this awe in c niagqn-ner of inforinaO in he
morired from th• neiehb are —Warn. 'Diener sod the
.I.4en lent broke out drinking thr. weeks n.. toot Thurs.
-ley mid 0.11.01.1 he, rhibtr.n. Sh• also illetr.ted her
,thwr,•ll.l milli 1 her h-one by the Umette There on
Marks no the old w Ynaiir I no where the defendant tried
.n g.t hold of her t 00... Os the previaoo do defend.t
puabsyl her mother oat into the rain. Bug bad wren
defendant beet b•r mother 5••1 oa Tuesday she mg do
willed her by the tongue. Tne children had wanted for
I, ewl, and she and other &meth are in, them feel.
Os Strider inornine two of lb. children were lying
prostrete in the street crying for font, and sown. 0•0 lout
.0 gum be the D 4votant had four chil torn,
two of which were babies tut& c .1.1 no.. went. rho,.
was • riniedful siench at 'ho ho ow—V..loa 0o11,11s.•11
Thursday morning the ..1.1 wont sar sr*. an Int for hrelll.
nil she Ars. her mom then, as well soon wk. 00mal.oui.
The chihiren were grealr Reelected, sod she 10,1 also
s Alien sill Am board defendant
sisnalue toir mother oa Wwineedriy evening. Tb• chtldreo
were in a S thy daerm-ful +tete 0. T iiiewlay she
beard the cbiblnwr crying for food, and the add .om•n
said, "W. have bad no food Moog la-t Mondsy " 8..
gave them bread and butter and tea. To stench of the
house ass no hid that it wae likely to produce disease
P.C. Reeks said be great to the defeadent's bones that
morning with some cloth.o for the old wniusn. Ha fou.id
the two small chil Imo craellog about the door with
scarcely anything to cover there The stench was so had
that he could hardly co ioto the house. Hs supplied the
old wont.' and children with food, which they ate
44444 "HWY.-I'a. Mayor said this ws the wont oue of
unnatural cruelty he had ever beard of, and sentenced
the defendaot to a month's hard lab me —[We believe
the old woman and children have bun Liken to the
Workhouse, and that the father will be proceeded against
for his neglect]
A Dausitax Woraa.—Elisalleth Calk, of Park...oath,
was summoned for being drunk and disorderly at Pult•
stone on the 10.11 and 20.11 of .I,lae. —P.C. li..ll.may said
he beard a great notie near the Bull Head about half.past
eight on Wednesday evening . He sew defendant turned
out of the house, and she behaved in a very disorderly
manner. He oidered her away, but she refused go, did
remained in the street for an hour and • half —A a
Bridle said he heard a great noise Cl the Bull Head about
11 o'clock on Thunder Might The defendsnt was about.
100 and refusing to go slimy, but I.r daughter .1 her
horns. Her language was very disgraceful. -Defendant
mid she 000 always the gismo. of polite.. to the odic*.
but they were not well-educated enough to unders•and
her.—The magistrates sentenced defendant to • month's
hard labsur, for which she repeatedly thanked the Beech,
saying it would he. releao• 10 6.1 away front ber husband.
Joh* drielle, who did not appear, was eurommud for
usins profan,, end obscene Isninalne On U.. quay un Sun-
day night —P.C. Ls* Droved that the lengths.. used was
very foul, and the Beach Said &fondant 10:. SI sad
coma or days' hard labour.. .
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--rie;"Zgje-i;enedown, of Perkstone, was summoned for
leaving two barna and loads of bricks on tbe highway
unattended for one bone. at Perkstomi, on the previous
Saturday afternomi.—P.C. Holloway proved the case, and
defendant area lined 5!. and costs.

BtesrAse Bream a er in ware, eras marooned for
obstruct:as the footpath% by leaving ware cretin thereon
os the 13. b nod ilLts of .I.llll4—Arhsr hewing the evidence
of P.& Beam arid P.C. Lem. ths Beach imposed a flue of
La and oust&

CHARGE OF PERJURY.
At the Borough Petty &Legions on fouraday, Wiflion
BUMS.. carpenter, of Fools, was summoned by Mr. John
Joseph Norton, timber merchant, of Poole, for committing
efiful and corr..' perjury in an affidavit sworn by him,
on the 30th of April, b :fore Mr. •Imattrier King Witt. •
Cornmiutioser to Administer Oetht in the &toreros Conn
of Judicature, in tbs meider ot an action in ths Etchequer
Division of the High Court of Justice hotween lle John
Joroph Nortont_ plaintiff, and Messrs. Barnes mod X man,
d efendents. to. Xicisr..tu preeent nen the *woe
(V, A. Bastin), Alderman If. KemoWelsh, Mr. 3.
B Durell, sod Idr G. H. Gatoh.—Mr. H T Tr.-wanton. of
Pool., wooed for the Proea-naost; and Mr. N elder, of
Solisbury, for the defimos.—Yrent tan opening epees', ef
It,. Trevanioo it spna trial that Mr. Norton limed Memo
B wool and Ma-tin in the Court of Embodier for a
iota... of EN lei. 51. The writ was served on Mertin,
and no sPoseraccie Ming eatewed 1.Jan...1 went by
defoult An executioo was limited ogainia the goons of
Berme who lime within tim Shrisivalty of Pool% gad
Bern.. then flied the affidavit in diestion d-ieting
that any partnenbio existed bdemen him and Mania,
and the execution waa sot add.. The Lone of feet as to
whether or not theirs wm • pertnershio on. tried et the
last sitting of ths Coney C out, oh, ./ Lem,
derided in favour of Mr. Norton. tir, Trer.nion said be
Mould prime LAM swirly every word in tbe efil un vs.
false, and asked the Bench to commit ths dsfendent for
trial at tbe Antis s —Mr. Henry Elmobridge, • clerk to
the °Mos of the Registrar of tim County Court, podia/el
the .30 .011, the vnit, and tee whole of the proceeding in
the Almmoder King Witt, • Consmiedoaer
to .I:lreland, 0 .I.ba In the &prows Cure off idieetture,
mei the .30 larit on. •worn before him on the SO h of
Apra He Gould not Identify ths defendant. but Owe
oweou elm can. before Min admitted the signature to
It. his norm. sot hondwritins. H• then swore the pares
in the umal our. vi, " you Som, the eoittetits of We,
ant Writ to to true." and also sign lb. affi lavit Is the
minal form—Me Treveneas tbs. read the all Melt,
erhieh wee an f00.:—"!. the High awn a ',tett.,
Cacheepter Divialos, Poole Dieteict It•itteirY B.e.••11
is-pb N nun. pignut!. and Meseta 114,001 and
dereed.nts.-1, Will'... Balla. of Wm...street,
in the town mod count, of Pcole, carpenter, med. oath
anc no, as follows :-11 —0 a Mimi .y, toe Mb day or
knit ICS an Gomel n ese MOM on the furotture and
effeet, s in fily 'rives dwelling-boom in Woo-greet, alms-
wid, by iho 5..,,104 th- me sob comity Prole, by
.4mm of. writ of AO fag.' wool by one John J imoh
Norte... Is as maim In whi* the gaid Jahn Jissolt
N *inn S. plaintiff, aid Iffim.re. Boom. matt Noti are
de/soden.., sod in which grwrallt the Bneriff is directed
11.., the sum of sis 5, 34 no the it eel. of Borneo
described aa a cegpenter, melding ow Pod. Brewery. in
the woe eed °mat, of P•ol• afore...dd. —ft —I Nave
twee served with • emit of mums in the
action. nor ham I admitted or been adt:d.cti
to b... WOO • partner with tag other dig
Martin, hut, on dm contrary, the first I hoard of say
such °ham against on, wag when the sheriff's officer
entered My private residence wader the ersersat, which he
produced, and which was to the effect Mated abom.-3 I
aro not, nor over mos • partaer with the mil defendant,
Charles Martin. nor In any way held not Myfelf ••
!newer ordered say goods from lb. plaintiff, John Joseph
Norte., nor in •By way promieed to pay or maks myself
lieble for any. I some tam Moos mimed wit!, the said
Chides Martin no • labouring carpenter, for which hi
screed to Par on. at the rote of At per hoar, .041 bed
no further interest In the said Chula. Martin's building
or B. his bust...a The first time I ewer molts to the sod
John Joseph Norton eno about imply`. MM•h• 114•0•,
when Martin gam m• some money to purchase mem esil
Oda for ths home he was building. I bought the well
Plato of the said Job, Jam*. Norton asd paid the 'poesy
foe it, and took the receipt to MN said Charles Martin.
I hem had no conversation with the said John Jueeph
Norton gore, until about • month ago. when I mot him
at the Poole station, and said him to rive Ise credit '
for some timber I wanted, but he Geld he wonted to he
Paid for Martin's account first. I woo surmised and told
him! had nothing to do with it. I hsee never had..
account from ths said John Joseph 211,irton Or • letter
asking for this amount, as I incept _on the occaaloo just
tisentlimed I ham Dever been applied to. for tb_ • onon.y, r
was aware that be coneidered 1 •••• it —sworn M
town and county of Poole. this 30th day of April. Ism
before ma, At... King Wi,t. a Ootoodmiouer to
itiltninigter 0 mho in the &memo C met of Judie gars.—
WiLLlall &UZI H.rry Frederick Milky', yard
foreman to the cortiplainant, said he maw defendant in
No. I yard on the Eat of August. Defendant bought
some wall plot* and mid for it He Men ordered
soother lot of goods. sad asked for credit, giving
the addressee of himself and his veneer Martin, which
he entered in big pocket book. Tbs defendant sp
Indistinctly, and be entered the names as "Pearce and
Martin," bat defendant looked over his @kookier and
pointed oat the mistake •ad he correcisd it. Deffodant
said they wanted pretty decent MICAS thee wore buildins
for Mr. Wollar, end Mr. 'apathy ..'.P.rlntead'.tof
t
the work and they expected to ham soother job if they
did thin well. Hs was aware Gm* Hoare, Brothers, sna
wad. were wiling for Mr. Waller. Defesdatt need
tin word "ere" in the transaction, sod adored the goods
Is the name of Um Inn. He lestered the order la the
name. of Boner. and Martin in the order book the, same
day. On the 31st of August he orals sow Bernet in the
yard mad took another order from him. He took • third
ardor from Buses on lb. filth of October. He ems sweet
that goods had ban supplied on other orders than these
gives to him. The defendant did hold himself ont aa •
partner of Martin.—!. crossoxaminstiou by Mr. Nader
whams admitted that Misdeal did not um the word
parinership.—Mr. Norton, tie oomoisinant, said he IM•
••••• (OND P001..t the tams of defendant's Interview
with Miller ea Mg nal of August Rs me Miller oo big
return in the evening, sad in aosaelataaaa of whet hi
told hien, and knowing the collateral Mirousietagews. h.
.niosnte to (IVO credit to the Inn of Bani.
Mario. He wan aware that Hod" Binthow eed
midden wets building to order for Mr. Wallin.
In couseettence of the cedars foes hg Bernal and th•
°rime Onatikilled in lattan. slated "Barn.. and )(girth'
and Martin and Barnes, &enormity of goods were imppik.l
to Via arm. owl at the dater,/ ths Smog of the writ theme.
I de ISt 51. was dna He sew hod the Slighbiel tyke
that there waa no partamrstalp natil the MI MO* were
Sled. Hs sow Barnes on the Qum about the Silk of
October. and told him he °mkt not litt him bays age
more
goods until goomithlng had hem Pad as sitesiant. Hs said
rba would go Mot as. abont and the mune aftersoon •
who said how.. Rants came Whim with •ehisina
porno, who & *MUM'. saran as, sad agesasla to ha,* 001••
Is in • greet hurry. &MN IMOMAS aftarwaola he saw
Damao sear aba asairay.aladas, sad ha asked Ids tit
Vim to have spas tame. ponds a• thlY IrszAiaIg
Doessabo. Ea told Ma he odd ass mar mew :

good* until the old weettat bud Wert newel. ea he 1"...
the bullding wee itself floisbed. Th. defendant ',plied
that it would be all richt, sal he told him if AO wrr" lift
ou that aad tffe on Um 11 ietamobs job, and SlO oe
another lob. that would maks • heavy sum which be °"ld
not Gr•dil him "Atli, sad be must have that cleared up.
Ha did sot believe he had him If taken • single order
from Barnes. About half the goods wen ordered by letter.
and the remainder by Barnes. The aliegations in the
alltdavit were lalse.—glissbeth wife of Charles
Martin. ItMd the bills for the goods supplied by Er. Norton
came in the mantes of Heroes and Martin. She did not
know that the bills or dolmen not.. were ever shown to
Barnes —Cror-examieed by If,. Hodder She bad never
heard of • CsrtarrehtP hetes., her husband and Bernet.
She knew that Barnes worked foe her huobend, and that;
he was paid 61. •n hour. She had seen timber addressed
to Martin and Birnes, and it wa• naed in her husbend's
Imildinga —Mr. Benjamin Joseph Lined, hook•kmper to
Mr. N wton.mid all orders owe entered lithe order hook.
delivery bob, and Journal. and posted from temps to the
ledger. The invoices were made out to Bartow and Martin.
with on. exception, aad then it was Wartin and Barnes.
Everything was entered in the Joint names. The mitry la
the ledger was Martin and Bernie. sad all woostota were
made oat in Wow natnes.—Oroesexamitied hi Mr.
Hodder: The two accounts produced were headed
and Martin, an that he had made • mistake. —George
adulthood, son., haulier, of Nat West, said km remembered
aiming Barnes at his hoses on a Sunday. B•rnee asked
hill% to poll some brook. for him and Martin to the build.
Inc near the Bournemouth gas works. D ,fondant
offered him ga 61. per Woe an& and he told him he could
not do it for that. BMW* replied, "We two poor fellows
cannot givs any snore; us U. going to try our lock to pit
00. He ref used to accept ,he offer. Afterwards he did
heel some brick to Mr. Wolter'e premien near the, 1,10
works at Bournemooth. He saw II trees there sod he was
looking after the bricks. Barnes appeared to be head man,
and he Ahmed his man for not tilling We carts full enough
I when he was csrtlng sand by ,he Oromsgansinsd
tw Mr. Hodder: He sent his bill to Martin, bemuse lie.
I Jennings told him be would receive the money from Mr.
H. had not been paid his bill—Mr. ?dodder. i
sdriressing the Bosch for the defeat..., went through the
affidavit seriatim Ho contended that there we' no Meal
proof of perjury, in It rested upon the evidence of Miller
only, and the law required that nerj ire should be proved
by the oath of two witness. Mr. Hodder said perjury
molt be material to the issue and he submitted that the
addesit was not motorist —The Mayor said he thought
the evidence was such as to warrant the Bench in com-
mitting the defendant for trial, and be was accordinifil
committed in take his trial at the oast D west Aseix bat
the magistrates asomted ball, the defendant in AEI end
ten *hawses in AlO each.
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Th. h•• And of • *mil., chart* agslaat (*kerbs lfaytta
•,•• •dloorood to, • fortolght. am Uwe yam not time to
go JAL. tha ems to-day.