The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05 00:00:00

YOUNG TRESPASSER/.

Four youths a( bewtish named Georoe &Womb* David
Abler, Henry Loral, and Chorus Hislo,4 admitad they
were walking over some of General Sir John Michel,
Vase, but were not doing anything—home one had done
something said Superintendent Batty. as so mush mischief
had been perpetrated he was compelled to put an extra
policeman on duty there'evefy Sunday. The notice boards
forbidding trespassers had actually been taken down and
carried away.—The defendants were told they had no
right to trample down people's gran and must pay 64.
each and the costs. They had evidently come well
furnished with "coin" as a considerable amount of
"change" wee required.
To the charge of keeping a dog without a Beene°,
Joseph Rail, through Kr. M. 0. Weston, pleaded guilty,
and the mitigated penalty of 255. was imposed, without
costa
" • FOOL 11.04• • LLIES47."
The old adage "Act your own lawyer and ~cull be sure
to have a fool for • client," warn strikii/ly exemplised in

In order to avert the cattle plume or any other the following cake, which was one of i... mat impude,at v new entrance from the West
epidemic amongst domestic animals, • barbarous on record. and resulted in a "turning of the tables" on ion Weg erected there.
custom once obtained in the provin. oe of 13ohus of the first to complain.-It was that of Arthur Barnes v. My. 'ollt‘clar proposed that the matter be referred
burying an animal alive, Ana llolmberg In Ms Seth Pnekett in which the former summoned the latter to the General Pgrper 'es Committee and that the
, for an assault-Mr. M. C. Weldon appear. ed for Puckett. whole matter of entratices to htexce from W the alks,
description of this province Bohn/sus Hisloria on
-Barnes was his own lawyer, and 'had • fool for a be then gone into.
Bearkffnang, mention. (g. 46) a case which came under client." lie said that on the 24th May he was going to his
his own observation, not more than forty yearn ago, hen at Ben, and at Tolpudille, through which village Mr. Itcaxtrr seconded and it WS4 carmen.
where a lima of position buried a live bores for this be 'plastid, the defendant (Puckett) "come and stopped BEGGAR'S KNAP ONCS WORE!
Professor Skarateslt relates, in his Manua/ my how, dr.' BTh
e hit him with his whip, and e next. business was to receive the plans of the
oP7 Z °lstory of ate Swedish Church, that, so late as "went to get out of his waggon when he caught Surveyor, for the proposed building sites on Beggar's
UK he was compelled to exert his authority to
his toot in the
dred n and fell down. On getting up Knap, in order that the Town Clerk might at once
a cow being burled alive during& cattle epidemic.pro.
pre-
he again asked defendant to let the horse go, but he end with the necessary
mat
didn't, and he hit him again with the whip. After the preliminaries for disposing of
the name.
Mk heathen sacrifice to &Weise malignant inflames° this little escapade he
elseelsewe t on borne. - In pwas
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has been practised in Cornwall in time of murrain, examination Mr. Weston elicited that be left Ponhester The following letter from Mr. E. Burnett, Hon.
mad is her. rmm to supposed be a lingering form of the at two o'clock, and had a pint of beer at Puddletowe. 4t ...c.retary of the School ° hool f read
'School of Art,'Lvoaarcheste;
wouttront F a. Borleetone he saw some cows in the road, but did sot
on Monday fair in face : drive against them, neither did he go and apologise to "June Ist, 1R77.
Born on Tuesday, full of God's grace; Mr. Lock, for having injured his cows. A man who "My dear Mr. Mayor,- A:y Iving called to London on
Born on Wednesday, sour and sad; accompanied him on • part of the journey with another business Prevented my writing' you co, lier. At our last
Born on Thursday, merry and glad; hone and waggon fell out, and the wheels went over him. committee meeting I was instructed td write i.r.d ask If
Born on Friday, worthily given: Witness ma not drunk when he drove through Tolpuddle. you would at the next meeting of the Camel( toy tks
Born on Saturday. work hard for your living: -Robert (Me said that on the day in question he saw letter before them and obtain their consent to grant this
Born on Sunday, you will never know want- defendant botdln4 Barnes'. horse. Complainant asked committee the fee of a piece of land on Beggars' Knee for
hlssitol.tgo,buttsewosl,lnot, and there was a scuffle ie the purpose of erecting a School of Art for this town.
The Gloucester Journal mentions a singular CPA= which Barnes fell down, and tl,e horse put his foot on his Apologising for thus troubling you,
s
which prevails in the village of Rendwick, near hack.--Crowexanuned : He did act know what state
Banes was In; and he did not observe hie: drive down " Believe me, yours very truly,
"Enwirt Ili:exert,
Stroud, Gloucestershire. On the 9th of April each the street, Re knew scarcely an;thieg about tiic affair. "Secretary.
year mid proceedings of a somewhat boisterione -Kr. Weston thought it was me of the most impudeat "To Henry Lock, Em., Mayor of Dorchester."
descnption, the villagers elect • "mayor" for the summonsr ever takan out, and he should be able to con. Alr. &exert pointed out that other towns in our
emoting yew, and in celebration of the event they I:edict every statement of Barnes's, who at the time was neighbourhood were sloikt very much to encourage
claim and exercise the right of ducking some one in OD drunk that he was imam,a to control his hone. He these schools of us, and were providing good accom-
the village pond. So far as the Gloucester Journal has called for the defence Mr. Thome. Lock, of
q n Burlntone modation. He had revels e, a communication from
been able to learn, the only privilege which the mayor Dairy' who said he saw Barnes on Mi a day n uestio South Kensington Museum In w..i.h they had
abouts quarter to four driving t his ho at the rate
=is that when he finds three pigs sleeping of 12 mil hour. About 31) of his cows were in the threatened to ignore Dorchester ass School el Art if
he may turn the middle one out and lie down road, and, an
after defendapt had passed be found two of they did not vrovide better accommodation. He
himself between the other two, them were seriously injured. On the next day Berms hoped that the Council would grant the application.
came to him, begged his pardon, and hoped he would not DO. .GIItOOIIY said he had always maintained that
If the experience of other villa gardeners is at all take any more notice of it. Ile was very sorry for what the land should not be let out in building lots but be
like our own, then there is Mach Imam to few that had happened.-Rarnes cross-examined Mr. Lock, but held over far the benett of the town. Here WKS a
but small fruit crop will be milled this year. There fallen to shake his evidence. The witness would not say caw in point, and it would ham been well if the land
was • rich promise of fruit, but crops of all kinds he wacdrmik, as..he was diLiv.ing.toe fas.twto. be able t . hail been reserved for such applications.
P's', t°, joint g,oon° wr0ng,,,,....nw I'd._ eping IT" re be a eggBs.ris%
=Cross,That evingl withliglu, to take him f man run aro': Mr. POPE pointed out that they could not do this
cuta ... ocon., am., as a -..y Wis... remark., "the oodyr",,po Ayeks, A t • quarter of an hour after she without tint obtaining authority from the powers
weather suggest. that March and November have saw Barnes canal; it a (titian" pace. They asked Puckett above.
stayed out late one enning and have lost their way to atop the bone, as they leered another accident. This Mr. Butteirr again expressed the hope they would
and found themselves in May. The look of the tress Puckett did, on which Bauer who was drunk, and not throw cold water upon the application.
alone stakes a fellow miserable. What was pear Incapable of driving, hit him ands, the head twice with Mr. F. Loci suggested that the old premise
blossom is now ugly blackness, and the leaves that the handle of the whip, causing • weal as big as her formerly occupial as Bryer's School would be a capital
had thought of coming out have changed their minds. :push. -Amt. White, of of T
oses dorrinddle;nerroboratllamastit,glas. t tit&
no reapectable tree could get rp any enthusiasm spinet tiCe embankment whichg'brought him tea mid The MAYOR saw no objection to the application )
towards such a season," Things haves little changed WM and Anew Ma out. She had seen him fall down in but euegmted it had better be referred to the General
for the better, but there is too much reason to believe the ereekeleir Paeltatt tools hold of the horse, Purposes Committee, and this was done.
that the fruit crop to a sonsiderabla extent is hope- audible p..ashitkiui with the bait sod of the whip.-In There wise very desultory discussions' to receiving
lady hat. eroseeseenimilm Denim mitt to the witness "Yost said the Thin peed„4 by the s arroyo,.
you mud I Idt 'en ethitt the beiel." Yes 'oft Int Wm two
Mr. GREGORY Maintained it WAS BOK the L.,411 agreed
0 • MAX mined-Jamee Brown, who was stabbed in • gin. ow three times-lisenee s "No U. =hit en atiart ths
2:4. Breimetreet. Glasgow, on Ifietoeder. by his ....46.- Limil lb. : The case is dia to 17,14 Lords of the Treasury, and protested against
, Charles Birdsall., need fifteen, has slaws died in mimed, end smut pertbe oast. its received.
memos thee pleas mieb Puckett, and had to r. oye did uot approve of it, as he had thought
INVI=47IOODEE WENN kr Mita, yam his ben, m the fiery et amoids by "hitting en athirt the that only ei4t trees would have to be destroyed,
wi1y...4 oditilttoil to ho iii. bad awe knointi.d "-Me. WISSISLIPEOWSIMOL-Puckett gave evidence whereas the plan produced showed that twelve would
a mobil 444 .grewbk, to Cod tot to =Ea= to by the witnesses in Chit previous bays to cows cloy..
The Surveyor maintained that the plain tas the
Oil. "We atm beer ease mto mmeleas mete, his furious driving, the
is its value mansion with mehmeksessik tumbling out into the
stipumoue tswiltimg"--ithulderagar
theens—Meadi lionledlis27; ..4.T.ra_mg.
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brol:Laawidtbkistar....bi,
.... hire tpwro.oredthadreethsezoNere same as that previously prepared. .
The MATOR thought that all the matter had been
=di Orbit illiertitent • be.tney am: ermine the witness, and on mitesang his statement considered and settled before and the plan was
am, ahmputresi ; w. Ef 94et he struck him two or time time/ defendant said simply put in in order to facilitate business. He
Boma, Family Grover, • Zio, I didol, I only hit ties awe, sad I&X s Witness moved "That the plan be received."
Wilma led Sae, 34, Eeeteheep. itaski ;NA Limn; to prove itt -Th. /Pinch irked if he was prepared t. mil Mr. SLADE seconded.
ttaKo witness is Prop. 44 het, and h. said" Yell."
anaer some
"That
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.talk, Mir,. GREIrET moved as m
aditlefkkadadnstratiest' WauNataa.
et the lsw ae at the (LADZaelijoia2taa29.4 tra achtirar"btarea"" didn't
4111•ISSIS pielneleiedke mem. M,„, • - t.-F-.. ease - •
was ayes,'-
t.iar,i . •and accordance with tLat aim,pracover by ethPe Lords of north:
Treasury, it be not reenived."
ram ara":1111.1"11:Psr 114.2.14.4.1.11 1.8.-Teadremitlhe "lit 01 lostasia. mat:rat . 'Kik ham a Mr.rz seconded the amendment, as be did not
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"the • Ihestious bon with their
• wilt nrir .toletidgr the matter at all satisfactory.
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stme heed Mem e=.2 " he
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r-lal'el..= arg 0. besting ror the amendntent Mr. (ittsg.. y, Mr. Pope, and
Zellefieviszpla a ik
idgwt=t/tail°4l7 th*
oof Al I= ItswissdizLissen Mr.' Keel yoted. • For the_propMn, The lifsaror,
melee awl etemeiten Mier ltld _.. tett Mr, Davis, 'Di. •,18,pipla, Kr Burnett, Mr. 'Slade,
41•111 of th• Mangire WM lama ...s 9,e,,,kedalanZabsimallopulthe"“"aul 14c_ LW* and Mr. Dtsitedin:' ' mete I t
ithiee. the Mamboed the sob- 'nil Plowaitvzi vas .4blettort WAS.

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