The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-05-21 00:00:00

WIXBORXIL

Prrrr SessioNs Fii-day.—liefore—L.Seat..General Sir L
H. Oreathed. KG Et. and the Rev. G. V. Garland.
Ahead Smith, a sweets. of Wimborne, was summoned
to show cause why he should not contribute towards the
maintessace of his son who le an bustate of the Milborne
St. Andrew Reformatory.—The Bench ordered drdendant
to orestribotul 5.L week.

Pressk Hieditek and Marisa [sokg labourers. of
Chalbury, were summoned for congregating on the pave-
ment at Wimborne on Sunday. —P.C. Brooks said home,
the defendants standing on the pavement sear Mr.
Muackton's corner about hall past 8 o'clock on Sunday
evening. He watched them for several minutes and
found they did not move to allow people topse. He thee
spoke to them, and they went away—Defendant. were
Sued le and 4t. U. mete each.
William Clark 4 seamy Ostvnie, Jung Onnowd, and
Bithwy WiDe, of Witaborne, were similarly summoned.—
P.C. Stone said he saw the defendant. obstructing the
pavement at Mr. Brown's coroner for floe minutes about
' 6 o'clock on Sunday evening. He bad previonaly cautioned
two of them, and therefore did not speak to them.—
D.C.C. Hammond said he had received so many °ma-
p/ante of obstrUCtions at this corner that Ise was obliged
to bring the Ow forward—The Chairman observed that
theme obstructions at the corners of the street.' was the
nuisance of the town, and lined defendants Pd, and Ps. 9d.
costa each.
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Henry Dirle!, C tailor, of Wizaborala was esimaketted
for being drunk at Wimborne on the tb of April—p.c.
Brooks said be saw defendant staggsrias about High.
street, very drunk, its dowser past nine in the evening.
—Defendant, wbo did not appear, ems thud Ea Lod costa,
as.
Simon King, a labourer, of liamprestan. was summoned
for being drunk sod riotous at Fresdown on the f7th
April—He pleaded guilty, and being au old olfendar be
was tined 10... and costs, 7._, _to iv paid In • fortnight.
febeerd Pepin a boy, of Blandford, was summoned for
being asleep whilst In charge of a hone Lod Wwon at
Btartninster Marshall on the nth of April —Deend,u2t
pleaded guilty.—Mr. Hammed said the boy worked lor
Mr. Coat., hay dealer, of Blandford, and be was
from bows at IS o'clock at night with a load of day for
Bournemouth. AS he was returning to Biandford the
following al ternoon Sb. constable found him in the
waggon sound asleep, and be had some difficulty in
.Wakinglnm—The magistrates fined defendfint &i.i

--47.fred— Edward /me., Vohs, Jots Sion. and Hebert
itykfrige. three small boy. of Wimborns, were charged
with im„wiiny a whip the pre
_Parts of Hr. Arnold,. of
Hinson, on the previous Wednesday.—P.C. Sloss mid he
received information on Wednesdaymorning thane whiphad
been stolen from Kr. Arnold's cart at the railway Mathis.
He made mouiries sod saw the Hirers, who ran away
ywnh him. Hs caught them at Fox Farm end the
Myer told him be took the whip oil the cart and
rtaTtlf ems pennaded to do so by Hashisigh. who then
bad the whip. He afterwards found the whip on
Rashleigh.—W. Cherie, Arnold said he went to the
railway station with his milk shoot 7 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning. He left his whip on his cart whilst he went
to the goods office end when be returned it was missing.
Hews ahoy near hie cart when be went away, but be wag
mnewheale mem heck. —Willie Peckham Parcel porterat
the Beltway station, mid he saw the Hirers at the Dug
of the statkoryard on Wednesday morning and the elder
boy was followi Kr. Arnoid's cart, but he called him
back. —The t Rashleigh said he gave the Myers
• piece of breed and cheese for the whip. and they told
him thatlinfi.p.....laked.,4:2, at the bottom of the Amain.
—Bonan that her son woo at home natli
half-past saves eclat* on Wednesday morning, whoa he
started to go to work, and ha had some broad and cheese
for his leash la his pocket —The maestratee ordered
that the younger Hirer (Walter John) be detained for two
Mors and misive six strokes with • tank rod, sad the
other two deleshate wore droeherold.

1.001.41. .
Sown Uranus llmatoram Warm —A sermon was
Is aid of thin Society a& Pool's Church on
;.‘u= evening br the Rev. H. C. Lary, late oolonial
chaplain In the Falkland like&
Thin Zan= Quesnow.—The Rev. W. Agar delivered
hi. final lecture cc the Pastern Qmstion at the Unitarian
9hutch 00 800417 *yenta", when he took for his subject.
England: her this Interests."
&Innen DISTIL—We regret to have to chroul.le the
sudden death of an OW and respected
Job Loader, sen.,lxulder. of Market-Wm& 'rho deceased
attended Divine service M the Wesleyan Chapel on
Sand. morni and in the afternoon he fell down
t his and died in • few minutes. The
come 04 All was apoplexy. and en loquest was Maned
pot=". Kr. Loader wa. 76 years of age.
Mooday.—Before Kamm W. D. Oneida, J.
B. Duren, and 0.11. Dutch.
A Dmonmertn. Pearnoa.—Braiir Lovelorn, and 416,.
Cwro, two loamy
itiorWry custody, were ed with
being drunk mad A sod using obscene lannag.
I. High-street on Saturday night—P.S. &taken nod P.C.
Lee proved that prisoners were very drunk and using
most disgraceful language in High-street about quarter-
past 11 on Saturday night. They would not go away, arid
were locked up. Lovelace was in a most disgraceful
state of drunkenness, end had to be attended by • medical
man ha her coil—The magietratos fined Lovelace 10a 61.
ond cas, or 14 dani hard labour, and Cure was fined
—The Bench
7s. (11. and cola.. or 7 days' hard labour.
Pm! Sumo* Thuraday.-13ofore Messrs. W. Pearce,
pariah of liamworthr, being 6.1. in the less than the
jcon.Aß.firml)Rl7ed ulalC".rnoatedßaistaunil in°PouticirtliffgfilorW°ChlenihaTif-year for the
Let rate.
GaUt•rr TO • Homo —Frederick Liserdowa, • tractor,
1 of Parkstone, waa summoned for cruelly heating and 111.
treating • horse, at Parkstone, on the previous Frmay.—
Supt. Hunt stated that shout It o'clock on Friday be saw
the defendant opposite Mr. Bli.mitt's at Belle Vue with a
cart and two borer., He ICU thrashing the front Immo
over tho bead violently with • heavy whip. Defendant
struck the front hone!) or 911 times, and also thrashed the
hinder hone. It was • master... cam of cruelty. and the
only provocation seemed In be that the hones tnrnital out
of the road into . lanc—Dolendant said be was cartmg
brick, to Hr. J. J. Norton's new building and the horses
bolted round the corner and would not stop when be
called to them. He did strike the horse three or four
timea This wee &fondant's first offence, and the Bench
imposed a line of 5.. and costs, 7s. fid.
On Bors.--Jimiese 15.444. Georpe CA,O. SIMPIWi
Irdbaillkil, and Robert Atheelt, for Parket:me boys, were
summoned for playing nt " bandy " and behaving dn.
orderly in the streets at Parkstone on Sunday. —P.C.
Holloway said he saw tbo defendants playing " bandy"
with large stacks and Mon.& near Ashley-cross on Sunday
evening. They were using very bad language. Henry
Samuel Dake proved that the defendants were playing in
the streets for an hour, and that they ran away when the
policeman arrived.—Jobn Dovey said he saw the Lois
playing "hockey" or "bandy in front of his house for
quite an bout—The Chairmon spoke of the nuisance
caused by boys congregating at Ashley-arose on Sundays,
and fined defendants It 61, and Pa 61. Cali* each.
PUTTY Stestovs, Friday.—Bef ore Mesas. C. J. Stone, J.
B. Marra and G. H. Gulch.
As UlfahonroL FILLOW.—IPiwerd Crew, whoa • very
bad Character, was brought up in custody charged with
stealing • jacket and cotton shirt, vane &a, nom the
dwelling-house of Jame. Henry Dyke. in Fricker'eallry,
on Wedneaday.—Hannah Dyke and she looked out the
article, on Wednesday afternoon, and on Thursday she
missed them and gave information to the police. She
afterwards saw the articles at Hr. Chambers rhop in the
Nee Orchard. Prisoner had stayed at her husbands home
during the met week, as he was destitute. —Protecutor
said he took pity on the prisoner, who had no lodgings,
and let him stay in his house. He had also lost • ceck-rie.
—Louisa Chambers and prisoner came to her hushend'a
shop on Wednesday afternoon and mked her to buy the
jacket and shirt. She gave him Pe for the articles.—
PC. Reeks said be Vound prisoner on the Quay on Thun-
der afternoon, and charged him. He said he knew
nothing at all about the things. He afterwaMa received
the shirt and *Mit from Kra Chambera—Tlie=
was commined for trial at the Borough Quarter

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