The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24 00:00:00

STIMXIIIST RE NEWTON.

AT the Blandford Circuit Quarterly Meeting,
belon the sth January. th,t usual butane's
„.e done, and the followilot.'. made t—
t'trcuit Sumer Mess•r. M ,1,. ke ,„
pony) 4r.d Charleroi 'see tirrnineter Newt .1.); Circuit
zievetsry, M. T. W. Barnett. The usage f the
ritcnit 1111 to officert is like on, ih.rt ..f • 1 r on or
istment ttf pastors, a yearly Offle, and laati n
I. n:.er than three yea's. Nit% W tiotttett h." lug
fillet at three yeers sa circuit at wad, the thanks et
too meeting were duly aecorded tr him. and orst-ftilly
responded to. Stickland Sabbath Steetio:• were
a Weed trout morning to aftetno n, and sped,' meet -
frn- a week app..int-d thrtrtchout the circuit. The
next meeting is lined for March, to be hell at Wend-
t rd.

PETTY SESSIONS.
Monnar.
Before Major Yeatman Capt. Benham, R.N. H,
It.,tower, D. Sorrell. and F. Webber, &qrs., sad
Major Forbes.
titer,. Meta ton, of Child Okeford, for allowing a
ho to stray, warn fined 2.. and 4e. 6(1. Mina.
Matthew Rowland. • cattle deadr, living in the
t...n was summoned for being drunk, violent, quarrel.
• .me, and 440140. 1y at th • Swan Hotel, :+turniittoder.
--,tefetoleht pleaded guilty, saying that he had "a
little too touch to driuk."—inpt. Grant state•i thet the
.1. feud .nt was ve.y violent, sod s. retched the land.
lord'. face ye., nadly, drawing blood —The Bench
inflicted a One of 40.. and Is. coat., the Chairman
rein .rkinx that be was liable to impri.onment or • fine
of Elk —Cept. }Lanham : Where there is a reepectable
boner von moat try not to bring it down to what it was
• —I telt...dant : How much hove It. thay.—The
Magietiatts' tiepu.y • lark: £2 is. Defendant
(throwng • DOM on the tab a): That's a cheap
j .h.
Hirer Fox, a labourer, of liturminster„ was charged
with brio, violent mid quarrehionte, and ref uoi g to
lea., toe Red Lion .on when requested ti do eo.
Defeo lent pleaded guilty, and wee fined 10s. and 7s.
ate.
• of•rdant was al.o euutinoneri fir assaulting Emily,
wife of Wiliam me. Fog. -Defeo lent ..14ed• d
~uiltv. hot site, we'd. withdrew his plea, it. ging that
he did nd un ler-Land the wiestioh MI he ha I never
been V. the coot be ore. Complaloant struck him
nod. —The ench decide Ito hear the awe, and th.
witne.a. • were . r ler .1 out of curt.— The implainant
I, in t to the defendant, and she paid she went to the
4.1. • OMNI 14 it tl her huoband, and whilst there she
e the defendant f .r ill-using • c. ippled brother.
I ...t• lidera ear not drunk, all he could swear very
IT ant be 'truck her a violent bl .w with his
~.hched tie. Sh did hot st. ike Row,
I Italy .4 the Ned Lion, amid eh. stw the d-fend ant
-dr tin, aunt w.th his 64 in the eye.—Defendsut
end he wa- mi.aulted find., and if he hit the COM.
plaioant It wee while he was on the fl or.—David Fox
y•ar .1 l.t be knew his brother was the worse for
• /ink, and he asked him to be quiet and ti sit down.
Whibit he had his arm round him the compiiii •ant
;ewe in and palltd her away, her hesband being be-
h;0•1 her *itn a stick. There was a scuffle, and he
bully knew what happened.—Waltar hoer raid he
iw th • comp'ainant take hold of the &feu lent by the
•k an pu-h him up int a corner, and the husband
etruck him with • stielt.—Fined 2.. and 114. cote.
1.1 in the two case., 30s , or a month'. Imprisonment
In •I.f.ult .1 pa) meet in • week.
It hert Antell, of Holwell, we. charged with being
• sn.in-Ing bad Linguae, tower.l. Waler J.m.
Handcr. of Da.h..-ef, of sturnsi...
at r, appeared for complaicant ; a. d Mr. Atkins .n, of
his • I r , 1.,r the Dashwo d, in
I...etiv 'dating the fact., •Id there had been .lealinia
ti- partie., In' nothing had ou-rod that
ii I Judd,* the lieh awl mr to which the outbid karma
ha, hire ani j 'omplaioaut said he was a Lag-
butte• •teal.r. reei lag at Niernbull. and he ol 0 oe. t
in trig. & He had hat tramsartione with the defend.
ant, bu• n .thing to bad to a: y disputa'. On Thursday,
the 29th of Mascot) r. I.e was at the Sturminoter I
M i,ket, eni wtii.at ba was trahew tug business with a
Mr. Seni.e the defendant c..me up to him awl salted
him what he was g deg vi ...boot a trade dispute.
Wane.. aske hint to go to the Cr we Yard, and be
w..u:d ...peak to him. lie 11l so, and wont :not moult-
ing lanzu+ge towards him, accu-i g him 'f having
irol,hed and raving wherever he an • him he would
• se him. He a.. robe a tenor to him, awl it was
a wood, r he (*hue.) hod n..t atruclt him.—Mr.
Arlan... contend...l that the defen ant could not he
ealle I 11,1,11 t fird auntie's to k-ep the IPSO., as he
hl
n °laud VA • Imeach, a.l swain Henbane
add they c nil bind him ..yer to be of rood behavi or,
a. Vie inplainant had st.ted bit tha defendant
thy-it. net .4 go about d-faming him. —Defendant
state I that the complainant owed hm 434. on a pig
truvov•ti.•n, and a. he rot i.ed t p., him he told him
he would expose him when. ver he saw him Ini)ihg •
Th •t was all he said. He did not wish to onnurit
la breech of the peace. and was willing to be Nand over.
B-nc% bound him over in hi • .wo surety of £lO
•••••0 heed ~..1 behaviour for three m Th • merrier
t.eee advieed the defendant not to hr ng hi. di.putes
into the markets no I Mr. Atkins n And that he
Mom .1 tome a County Court enmomme ageinet the
onpl 'anent
Tinoa. Foot, for being drunk and incapable at
:itormin..er Sewn's; was find 10. and 21. cat...
with a caution al to his:future conduct.