The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17 00:00:00

ZILIDPOZT.

Omani or liSOL•11D Tzmrsaasor Soolerr.-112,
lidwmd ULU., 4 kkask.o, ol•lavvrad iot•restogg
•44r••• on temps...woo wok, undo.. th• auspauo. of Um
&bon, th• P...ttoual dckool., Atlabitou, on ilooday
night, wad •• • suppionost • iebigtoy programme
rtmdings, an moitations, wits perfo.w.ad very
cavoitabiy by member, 664 frank. of tk• vooi•ty. On
th• tullowiag ovennw • wasting wadi bad .4 lAN
4.faa for
.cuiUren.

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COUNT! PLITT Sitesiosts, Monday.—Before J. P. F.
Gundry, Eaq. (chairman), Colonel Cox, S. W.
Whetham, Eel., Major Groves, and W. Hounsell,
Eaq. —Thorned Chick Slade, of Seaborough, near
Crewkerne, was suminoued for obstructing the tree
passage of the road at Dodery, on the 'Mod December
last..—Defeuthull {needed gui,ty.—Mejor Grove., of
Borrow' Manor, said hi was driving his puny near
the publichouse at Lottery, when he nearly ran into
• song pole winch +trenched scrods the rued from a
timber waggon. Trier* wee no one about, but
defendant soon alter cause out from • publichouse •
end ref used to give his name. At Wet he gave witness
a mune, which be understood Li be St ickland of
Crewkerne." Major Grove. did not wiah to prose
the case, but explained how dangerous it was to allow
such an obstoiction on the highway.—Defendant warn
tined 10/. 11011 ousta.—Widiem Harwood, of Whit.
church Calionieurum, was summoned fur allowing
intoxicating liquors to be cemumed on his_ premisee
on the 24th of Deceinber.—Acting-mrgeant Devenish,
saiii he visited the New lon lisupond Bottom,
Wuitchurcli, in ooniminy with P.C. Ilattrick. In the
kite ma he saw William Harwo 4, his wife and
daughter, and • lodger named William Down, and
five other men. fhoines Powell, George Brown,
Henry Teed, John Bridle, and Levi Bridle. Levi
held a quart cup in hi. head containing liquor, witness
found it to be cider. Powell, Brown, and two
Braun, and the lodger drank iroin the cup. Witness
called the Landlord's attention to the time, he
said he did not know it WAS past ten' but as la did
not hold a 10301101, 40 thought It wad nocliffol4ooo 4.) any
one Defendant'. wi. said ` We've got no beer in
the holies, we have had a raffle for a few lige, and eh
the money I've took ie for the tig, we've been raffling
for." in the table were r tin containing two dice, and
*nue tip. Joan &Woe went to toe door, but Ara.
Harwood wished bun ti stay, saying, "Drink up my
lads, and have another quart.' She drow another
quart front • hog head. %-VII.IIOIIII lett the house ea.}
past 11, and they were stilt drinking.—P.C. Battrick
corroborated. —M.r. N4043*, who appeared for the
defence, alleged that no mousy p. at the time, and
that at the tune deign taut d d not poises, a licem e.
Tile cider wa i his own, sal def ablaut was
simply entertaining cis friends, and he had not 13004
*opened with drink from the Co:miler= Bre wary.—
Dofeudant declared the U 3.0 were engaged in ranting
for lig. and currant& He had cider of tiis own in toe
house, but took no money for answer to Supt.
Mullah) defendant dewed that he had sill any heir
or cider on his „remises during time last 1/dVcO weeka.
—Hem y one of t ,e men prose 4, said no money
wag taken for the ~ider, and it was ounsidere i a, a
private MAW, WI ille sign had been taken down since
Umober.—dolin Bridle, pavan clerk, of Wootton
said he wee invited to cue ' pa, ty,” but
no mu mey was taken for the cider.—Tne Ben coital-
dere.' tile police were iight, in reporting Um case, but
it would be disiniamdL —Charles Parris, publican
Buttery, louder., wee charges with selling iotoxicating
liquor., not being licenaid to sell the saute to 00 con-
sumed ou tue premises.— Jefendan. pleaded- not guilty.
—.3er4eaut Hamm. d -aid he saw laud drinking bier
Loin a pint cup. He had one foot on the premises and
the other oil, and was served by Um wife of defendant.
—Supt. SlacHale said the h mei had been complained
of very much.—Finen liii. and Se. cone, and cautioned.
--Herbert Travers V/04 charged with being drunk at
Bradpole on the 17th of Deoember.—tie pleaded
guilty, and was tined 1.. and costa.— —Thomas
-deaden was similany charged, and, pleading guilty,
wee tined se. and amts. --Ins following Demme were
appointed as the district sub.conunittee tor the purpose
ot car.ying out the provisions of Ti.. euntagioue
Mamma (Animals) Act of 187$. Beacninster : Masers.
James Reid, Itichani Swatridge, James Andrews,
Bridpurt ; Thomas H. Edmunds, Henry Howell. and
Henry N. Cox.

BOROUGH .SIONTHLY SESSIONS,
TUICIDAT.

Bifore Ch tries Elwin,* Eq. (Mayor), iuut H. lbwell'