The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-11-28 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

WY. are much µleased to be able to state the fact that
Mr. George (Atwell 11Iliter. ',cowl eon of Mr. Pnvl.ind
oFthillriito,,air,n,i,iificSetf. Martin,,
romte;.,ll:Ux..eu;iuM:e
rar.
ola
fithm.
e
LAM Society, Chancery-I:lnc., that his final examination has
perfectly satistiol them that he is tit to be placed on the
roll of solicitors for this Kinad ..... and that his certin %the
will be ready for him when applied for. The alurs
gentleman, Who wee articled to his father, will lie the
aixth in Immediate succession of his f:
sail practising In Wareham in the honourable professes
uf the bor.
UNRRFORMRD CORPORATIONS. The Town UT( et
Wareham (Mr. Fred:suit Fillitaw) attended on Saturday,
, pursuant to their request, before the Royal Coitheie,
I sinners appointment tu makeetiquires iuto the constitulla
and jorladiction of boroughs in En4lainl hot included in
the Municipal Corporations Acts, passi•il in the reign
I King William the Fourth. The or,held their
Ailing,. at 2, Victoria-street, WoitilinoTer, sir Joil
Karslakc (lately Attorney-thmerab P d aroiliiar The Torn
Clerk of Warehale gave evidence at zneAt length .et the
eubject tinder the character whir!: .;cov-re. the I.rough
jurisdiction. The enquiry is oeolnetol in 4 4ir and
eoarthaue, but very aearchiax fin this
ald I,
these i* very easily and honourably
CoWrirr PETTY SESSIONS. TS-MUT—Bel ore Lietteltala.
Colonelst...L Fyler, the F.
ilawkeswerth,'Mr. I:. and Mr. X. liund.

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°Cr CILLEMUTIONs.

William Basket!, a 3 ming tuan, antti.nyints Smith, a
boy, lal.urers, of East Stoke, were summoned for law
arr a gun within 50 yards of the centre of the highway at
East Stoke, on Now.Fulber 6th.-llr. IL N. llow.ard
defended.—The "gun in question ien, au .d.l imnei
attia&l to a block of wood in the form ot a tan., (wt.&
the constable designated a "thing") and P.l*. Darr,
that he heard it let off twice at Itiaegar Crou whelk 20
yards away, and on going to the spot found defendants
in the act of striking matches to light it again. —For the
defence Henry and Samuel Smith, brother au I Litiwr to
the defendant of that name, won called, and privetll.4
Itaskett ICIS nut prLoient at the time and th.it Steith 112.1
stunting some 14 or 15 yards away fuel* the " tiiiii4." and
did not touch it.—Mr. Iloward said if it wat neee.euy bm
ul.l produee the two men who struck the tinitehes, and
the }Lindh considered the case one of mistaken idendtity,
and dissinssaml
. . .....

Frederick While, carpenter. Swanuge. and Cain*
Georpe Squires, miller, of the same place, were .umn..ie4
for letung fireworks in the streets of Swan:l4l on the
4th of November.— Defendants lid not oppear.-
Freeborn proved the CA., and defendants were lined IL
and Ph. costs each.

N'alter Cre.d, liutcher, Notaaosiel Jaws Granl, pupil
teacher, Fre,krick rye, and Alfred inn.
keeper's assistant, ell Swanage, were severally sone
mined for letting off firework* in Swanage streets 1111 the
6th Nowniber.—The Vyes pleieleil auilty, but (Weil and
Grant did not appear.—r.C. Freeborn provol the ease
against the two absent .lefendlante, mut they were fine.'
ss. earls Sut.l costs 7*. 6.1.: and the other two defend:l,llU
were tined is. awl 7s. cost*.