The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

WAREIIAII.

Tan RSV. ailtriCSloll- ---L-17-X—TATLOS, 8.A., Christ's
Col=ambridge, has been licensed to the euracy of I
Comm PUTT nISSIOSIL—TasstIay : Before 0. W. I
Ferrer, Ear, .1. Iforilrm. Seq., N. Bond, leo.. sal
John William T. Fylsr. Faq.--heassol James Runk
yeoman, of Clodlinpton Farm. In the garish of Ss maim
by joaeph Harris, the looms of the
[Dwell turntrke pis for, on the 7th May last, being the
nompior of land adjoining the turnpike road leading
from Ultrell to Stratum. knowingly and willingly
permitting one Henn Spicer with • certnin bone to no
through snob land (Um said land Hot being a public
hight.sy, and the amid Henry %doer not being the
owner. or oatinpirr„ or tho morest, or one of the family
of the owner or occupier of sash Isaa or ground) with
intoot to east's the payment of the tad, contrary to the
stateta.—Mr. Trammels appeared on behalf of the
lessee of the turnpike gate —Kr. Hunt ploaded guilty to
the charts. and was Smut 9s. ad., ineloding wieta.—Nr.
Hunt wee thyn summoned by Mr. Curtis for baring, on
the 14th Kay last. Ilann.C.lhr and fraudulently peeped
through the game turnpike PM mat..
and evaded lb* Payment of the toll whim
demanded of bin—Kr. Treatment spin
support of Um summons, and, after • liteX:d sad
Patient inmatiption, the megistratee adjourned their
&Melon until us. 2nd July.—Fredarisk Cooling, of
Sad talwortb, labo,rrr, atm mooed for being drone
and riotous on the Bob inst. at Beet Warmth, waa
Geed Us. ed., ineluding °mtg.—William Posit. of
Norden, labourer, charged with being drunk and riotous
at Mordant, oath. Mb inst., was fined tis., Including
meta

CHARLTON MARSHALL.
DSATII OF • CIILD PT Commute —On Saturday
last an inquest was held at the Charlie° lan, before
W. H. Atkinson. Rag coroner, on the body of
Charlie Pope, •ri 6 years, son of Jams. Pope, hardier,
of this village. Robert Compton having been sleeted
foreman of the inry, the following esthetes was given:
Amelia Coombs, wife of Jobe Coombs, of Charlton
Marshall, deposed: I It.. under the same roof with the
parents al the deceased child. Yesterday, about •
quarter past one e'elock the demand mune into my
ess and asked lithe dinner was ready, sad weal eel
agaia. I never saw him afterwards till be was found
drowned, at about Ivo o'clock, in the river Stour aloes
to the garden. Ja.4 below oar gardrn there Is • sort
of pathway boding down to the river, which is red be
our neighbour Ludo Hell for empaying elope. It is
not all firmed off from the river and it is a very steep
end aurora's place, especially for children. When
the child was mimed the mother made a search for it
In all directioea bet without 11•00••• Witeb the
father came home be ales searebed for the child, but
mold not find it till livelo'clook.— John Hopkins deposed:
T am • shop-keeper, residing at Charltee If animal.
Yesterday, about a quarter we livis o'clock lathe after-
noon, James Pope, the falW of the deemed
eame to my bum and asked for my beat, as be mi 4
they had WS their child sod they were afraid it had
fallen into the water. I said I will go with you
directly. We went op the river to a spot within fur
or live yards of the p.m* mentioned by the last Irl•••••
and them we saw the child floating in the miter with
his bead derniwards and the legs also, aid the clothes
dealing on the top of the water. I took the dad up
and the father took it from ma. It was quite dead.
I put the father on shore at souse slope and he took the
Mild boss --James Pope deposed: las. • !man.
Ibis( at Chariton Hershel The despised was my
child, and about flve years of age. I went with the
lest witness yesterday, as described by him, and took
the child home. It wee quite cold. I immediately
west after Mr. C. Ingram. the doctor, who mum almost
directly. He mid the child bad been dead sue hum,
and had died from drowning—The ecurier having
having gummed up, the jury, In &morasses with his
ressubs, made the followiai presealment.—" Cloths
Pops accidentally fall into the river Steer, sad was
drowned, gad thus came to his death, and the Jaren
further promo* and my that the Ogee referred to by
the witness Amelia Coombs I. a very twists aid
and diagnose on., wealthily for young children, and
that luiediate steps should be taken to alter the
emu to prevent the recurrence of any oath
accident."

STORIED/BTU NIIWTON.
PIM limaross, June 17.—Before Captein Harsher
Cliairema, end • fall Bosch of blegisseihm—
Gorge Relator Homes, of Biros St. Very, was sum-
moned by the Dusty Chief emerald* for having
brought a cow into firnoinster machetes the 6113
without • 'treas.—The &fondant pleaded guilty, bat
said bo was not aware he was doing usu.—Penalty
10e sad Si orta.--fluipsou Trowbridge, of Okeford
I,l=as°, • boy only 13 years old, re charged with
. at four iron caulk tie rinp from the premises of
Mn. Martha Lembo* of the same Ara on the 30th
ult., value le—Th. defeedsut pleaded guilty.—Mr.
Hammond informed the Beach thet this was not this
dir time the prisoner had boon Wore them for that.—
The magistrates monmittod him for or mouth's hard
labour, and three yam is • Reformatory SebooL—
Slereder Dean. an inn-keeper, of Mamba% woe sons-
mord at the isotence of the Dusty Chief Constable for
ocruditing drunkrumn in his home on the night of SU
11th lint—P.C. Damon proved the ones, sad the
Note Inward • GOP of Cit, inolodieg oars, and warned
, Mr. Dees to be manful in future—Hoary Clarke, of
1 Milford Fitrair. and James Jreneii, of fiturminotor,
were sammeard by Willie= Robert Riskers, of the
former parish, for as welt on the 314 inst. The
debeedaints waylaid Um complaisant on be rood home at
night, rid attacked him in e brutal mansion—Tr
Bosch deed them 8 each, Melodist rota or Ni works
bard labour. The moan wee pea —eleuettor Dean,
of liernhall, and 'sedan/10r. Remuth Looks Dean, were
wasenotead for ereoltist Illisshoth Dryer* of the
same plus, on the 30th ale, lied the Boor, attar boar-
Mg the riders, convicted the defenders lath. pretty
of Is. reek and the code amounting t 16r.
G Brooks, of Marnicill„ wee Seed ss. and 3s. cotU
foe hi devilry to limy no the highway, is thak
village, es the Sul isolont.—Thetmlithas Goodfellow,
of Hassibuy Bryon, and globoid Upshot', of the maw
Saco, were senummeil foe negiseuing he mare metals
mdsmose from their rerairn maim oar sear
from the insprobor.—The Bra modes. order in each
ere, and ordered the defoodeeto to pay the sun of
Se. 64. mete eara.—lticherd HMI, a Sh
us deed Is. sad 2s. rats, for allowing • =To
stray on the highway fie she 24th Ray.—Joce e
Roue. Simon Mirrors, and William titers, all of
Sturminider, went Seed 61. rob, end 2s. ewes rash. for
*tog Fatah sod 14.1 so the htOors., at Stanniester,
on ouW, the Sad Inst., and Mosby obstructing he