The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01 00:00:00

THE DORSKU COUNTY EXPRFSS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1884.

Neal sod " punched " him as the grimed. Be then
rot
up and put his font ou Neal • head, sod said
There, you--." Neal cried out a bit, and when
he got op he said be should summons him.
Caleb Barrett, for the defence, stated lest Friday
week be came out of the New inn at eleven o'clock,
when there • w a row in the street. W loess,
Roberta, and Neal mune out of the eltittle alley.
Roberts went to part th •Lll, and Neal strmk Hobert.,
who turned round and struck him again, when they
both tell down in the gutter. He went and pulled
them both up, and Neal ran sway and got the
policem-n.

The—lea-yor .aid the masistrates were of opinion
they were both to blame. It was very dafficalt t., tell
who WM the offender, and they had decided to dismiss
the gammons.

TINTORAIT TRANB/118.

Application was made for tett temporary transfer of
th• license of lb. qteen's Own from Henry Dorey to
John Vatcher.—Mr. Supt. C marl had uo objection
to make, and the application was granted.

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATO/DAT. —Moro IL 13. teticidlotoa, Esq., Nisi )r.
Oatmeal Henning, C. G. Weary, Eeq , G. W.
Floret, EN., awl Major Williams.

DRO/IE AND INCAPABLE.
Henry Miler, of Powenstock, 'ablator, who war
repreireated by his wife, ws• summoned for being
drunk and the moo, William, was charged with •
similar offence--P.C. Howie stated that last Sttur.
Icy he found Henry Higley lying in the road at
drunk. He brayed him up, aud remained with him
for about two hours, when be war oissa Parosiseinu to
lay down ins shed. His son wail with him, and was
in a similar state.—William, who bad been previously
convicted three times, was fined 101. sad 76. a.ta,
and his father 5.. and 7a. costa—Paid.
OTIALING 00ALS.

A respectsble-looking old man, named Thomis
Legg, wee charged by Nir. T. Chapman Saunders
with steellog • quantity of coal, hie property.—The
proeecutor did not appear, and the Bench decide! to
beer the policeman'. evidence, and adjourn the came
II necaentry.—P.C. Ricketts state I that on Saturday,
the 15th, he saw the defendant oome from one of he
prosecutor's fields with • basket on his beck. He
questioned him, and be said he bad a kw coala which
Hr. S•unders had grieve him. Mr. Ssundees, be
added, allowed him 15 owt., but as he hat at had
time to bring them, he allowed him to take a few
knobs. Wile... expieseed his disbelief, and said ha
.bould take charge of the °oak and hear what Kr.
Saunders bad to say on the subject. The soaped
thee begged him not to say anything about it. Tits
coals weighed about 30 lbs.—The deteadant, who, it
waa stated, is still in the prosecutor's employ, was
remanded on ball for • fortnight.

As ENTIZTAIIIIIMIT was given In the achoolroom
on Wan...lay, at which the Earl of fillafteebury
and the K.. Ebert Harkness real. and La iy
E 11th Ashley. Mies Turnbull, Mi. K. Herkimer,
end Mi. Paid, played instrumeetal music. blies
E. Ii owne, %lied Joyce, and Miss Perter eang, au
the ;garish choir alo gave in. doe be•
the close • f the en,ertainmoit a tegini nisi wan
presented by Lady Edith tatihlsy, in the name. of
the parilhi,nere, to Mr. J. Tutnboll. a. • token •tf
their appreci.tion of hi. kin lefts in burins presided
at the orizan and led the choir in the tosrieh church
during the last twelve years. Toe teettim mist con-
sisted of • handsome silver tee pot. °Aso N°te OW"
basin, and cream jug.
A SINGULAR on, of alleged outbreak of swine fever
w. on Tburs iey inquired into before the local o an-
mittee appointed under the Coot tgions
(Aoirnajs) Act. The committee's vei•r in wy innwetwe.
Mr. Blake. bed reportwi and given evidence to the
effect that on the premises of Mr. P. squires, of
Lytchett, Dorset, one tog bad died of swine fever,
and 33 genre were suffering from the diem.. He
said be had examine f all the animals and foutid red
spots and discoloration ou all of them, indicative of
swine fever. and the since presenting his report
another p g hod died. Ths committee had applied to
the Piivy Council to men I down an inspector, and
the case wee di. I.! ; but finally, et the suggestion
of the Privy Council, the Clerk of the Pea. for Dorset
reqeested enother veterinary surseon to examine the
animal.. This veterinary surge in, Mr. Emmet of
Aberborrie, now &Steeled before the committee. and
st ttsd that. he bat inn is . thotough and careful
egueinatt ,n of the remaining 33 pigs, and found that
they were enti-ely fr. of die..... Thin evident, was
corroborated by Mr. Lipecotube, another veterinary
surge .n ; and the c intreittee Impreswei the opinion
that their own inspect ir had iii this Gene come to
an erreneoue conclusion; and they made an order
declaring that the promisee in question were not
Welted.

before the iltb day of intone next snob Order will °ran
to take effect as from that day. Beleo of fat stock 041 A,
however. be held in the iuuyv4 by license of the local
authority. proceinide +4 to tia county Of Sonsolllll from
the CIOr( 01 he Pea!, st Walla or Fr in. and ae to the
borJogln of Bat Chard. Olaeionbure.
Taunt., Wells sod Yeo. trout the Toe. Cl-rk• of much
boroughs. s4e,. on priest. (5,00. 0' prom...can be held
beret,fore, on ii. following con lithnni nani-ly —1
That the as'e be held 011 • luso or promisee not iu a place
Jointed with f Kit and in nab dime., I That no animal
on such forms or Winning is affected with ,00t and moth
diiwase. 3. That the animal or each animal exposed at
the tele hes lvein on the IS,. or premien not lone Until/
cdoir days immadiatily before the day on which tbe rade
is held.

POOL I.
BODY PICKED UP IN THE HARBOUR.

Oa Sunday morning, about eleven o'clock, • man
working at the Breakers& Clayworks brought into
Po 1. Quay, in hie boat, • dead body which he had
fount. ehort time previourly fl 'ging in the wat ir at
tbrethorn. He handed it over t the care of Mr.
Cowry, of the Customs, and then went to inform the
Upon the fact beau:cal:lg koorrn, all sorts of
descriptioni as to the appearance of the body were
speedily in circulation—quit* oppoeite t the fact., and
many elerewd surmises were expressed as to the
identity.

It we., however, from the appeereoce of the WI",
and which but a few remsined, that of en aged men.
The body wee dreamt in a dark blue 'rock coat, and
dark troweers end wehitoma, but the flesh frow the
face en I hands we. completely gone, Moompaition
being an at that, on the body being lifted from the
boat, the heal Dearly fell oft. There were no other
faiAo.l of ident ty sport the body but the olntbee. It
I. thought, however, to be that of a missing man from
Bournemouth.

of Contain Hawkina, with a general carao, a crew of 23
man, sod four ...loin and tqr. • steerage ret,•meer..
among the former hems an act.eop a and Lill. de Vete
an Ih r horibeiol, who w to on thole Wer • ARlZ'''. eta
Grime., end Lcrerpool. At 00. We.ock •5 tours at
of tern•aon. whco shot R tull-e off RPorh With
those on hoard the Clain.l,weitatt beards! ratan the rack
fog the sound of • steamer's 'obis 1.. s ibe staib an
bow, and two wont, aft-rwaid• 'll y no t •ain
outline* of a ateamer sonroeching The engines were et
once reversed, hut nothing could be done to pr Yeast the
collision, and the Galushorough wee it ruck amMeltips and
cut down to the water's lg .• Tee ,rew ah,l 111.0.tigere,
with the ex wptinn of two of the lattrr, t gather with
Captain Hawklne, the eeeotid engineer and the fir mon,
'cram Med on hoard lb. Weer, th• °theca hinc c myriad
from the oinking steamer to the Wear by tine
of her boats. They hat only Jost time 10 can•
themselves whop the Osinah. r nith went down.
The crew and peaseftgers loot all their par.:mat effect.,
and it is stated that Mrs. do Vs... had mom. vaivahl
dresses. Imo with her. It was foam I that th • Wear was
very much damaged, and she had to return to the Tyne,
the passengers and crew being won of ten the rolliriou
Mane:erred to the Franklin dismal% hel to
Stole'-
land, and bound from that port to London with con'. On
arriving In Yarmouth Moeda, thai: were tak •ti on boar. I •
tug. which •teamed with horn jut f the Itert.ur. and
they were conducted to the Sailor. HOW, In the after-
noon most of the emir wore franked to their homes by
the iscreuuy of the Sailers' 11-ime,
The Wray. which collided with en I sank the Gains.
borough, has a large in the ciutre re the how, ehe
him sustained serious darnare below the er.tt r.linr, and
her foieloold le hill 01 water. Tee Gainatorough was
valued at between £30,000 so I LSO 000, • to oftiVo of hark
and the loss will foil upon her owoor., t toy tieing their
own underwrit.