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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

ANOTHER DEAD INFANT FOUND.

Weyrnonih was coniitieralily startled on Weiner
day by the int •Iligence that another dead infant had I
been found on tile outskirts of the town. About slit
o'clock in the morning • man proceeding to his work
found the dead b ',lv of a newlpoorn male Aid
washed up by the tide, on the sans near dandsfoot
C isle. He picked it up. conveyed it to the polio.o
n, ad hands I it over t PAL Miller, awl the
Coron--r was communicated with. The inqu-st was
held ••• the Hole, man's Um. this (Thor day) mire-
d-g, before M . if, Arm -em. • lorouer.— rne first
witnew was El N.tril Stevens, firherio .n, 61,
rtre I, Wry xi oth, who mat I tha% rb iut six o'clock
yesterday in, nii.g he w in ~r .ca ..liug to work alo-,g
the ii re nem 'an hdo 4 C idle, "nil when abort a
h in,lre I yards (non the r•-•,1 he noqued about too
yards below high cat' r mark, iminettlin4 which had
the slip ,arauce a aquae bundle, p irtly buried in
ti s ma. He found it was a buintle tied in calico
with laps anil pinned It,, at the nursers. lie UtVill
it, ciii felled it Gibe dued the body of a recently born -
male chill, and he could see no marks of violence upon
tho bud, Toe buoil • WAR Wet, ivid had evidently
been covered hy the tile. When h • tonal the bo ly
the tide cam ~bout bill ebb. Ifs did not see soy people
ab mi. lie was accoinp inlet by some men who were
going to work with hire, and they bad gone upon the
railway, and he called them Imik and showed them
what he hid fun i. If,, to iok the bundle to the
colic—station at Weyin -nth 8 st, but he was t id to
take it to Wylie, which he did, and banded it to P.O.
Adler @tat si !hat on We Intorday
morning ab •ut a quarter t rig it he received a newly
born male chid from the lust witness in the clothes
pinion d. lie hid not been sblo ascertain who the
parents of the child were.—Dr. Chin's suited that he
had made • p •st tri Ttera examination of a male child,
recestly barn, Ile shoal I say the child hot been
b ,rn within the Ist twenty-four boom Ha fouud
that the nbii I he I brasthud, but caul I not hove
lived Ic g. There wore tio marks ri vi-mi-nce, either
extern il or intern .% The child did n-t iii from
ilr ,wning, but fe,m h-morrhage. which wool i produce
exhaustion, c quit tigeth. Hemorrhage was
cause,' by the umhido .1 tor I not b,-big tied. The cold
ha I protiebly been cut by a pair of ecisitirs. The
loose II .4 ell In wan.; they or Titatal and exedcd
(*.why 80,1, ehociog that the child hal brash...
Toe stoat ,ch c int duel but iii milk.—ths
io madr,issing a 1,..• remarks to the j,i y, said
she wee the sec it'd ca-e they had in thin nei ihoour-
h tel curing tire pait fortnight, mid he thought it was
get'ing very eevoes.—Tue ,j,try returned a verdict of
" Dea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

TOLUNTBtI COIN.

In sr h WM, to M. U. To. %tortilla rfliortionton
he alb r 1 io the d-. j.jol his p «dec./nor in «Moo
that t res, not deiitible to jinni metals for long service
in lb, • hole r Corp..

TII6 ANNIXATIO, OP NEM GEINCA.

In re&st. 4 G Camobell In r-frmuc, to the annexe.
?ion o• N w G.l .en, Mr. Ulada,ooa eel th G ,v.riamerit
were impadectly uttoruted ea to the meow...teem,. and
it would be premature to take any stays or form as
opinion on ski transaction until they were 'ovulated
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

15,000 PIECES IN STOCK.

From nd. pr piece ol Twelve Yariv.
PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.

Experienced workmen sent promptly.

PATTERN }lo')Ki fum all the Beet Makers,
ENGLISH & FRENCH.

BLINDS,
INSIDE end OUTzIDE, of every Description end
Material.

Tbe New AiTRETIC ART BLIND MATERIAL
In ail Widths and Pstterus.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

LIVING • DOG WITIOUT A LICINSE.

-
John Wilk Pleaded guilty to keeping a clog without
• Down it Littionaynn —Flood 15s. and costa.

HOLY TRINITY VESTRY.

The Adjourned veatu forth. parish of Holy Trinity
Was held on Thursday morning last, when the
Bector (Rev. H. Everett), presided, and there were
also present :—Mr. R. Davis and If 111, 'win Burnett
bhurchwardeasl. Mr. M. C. Weston, Mr. J. Guy, Mr.
Y. J. Holland, Mr. Goald, AA.
The accounts for the past year were pry/Pitted by
W. Baratta, who was very sorry to any there was a
balsam of £96 Is. 91. agsloat them. That was
amounted for in this way —notwithstaadiaa their goo 1
IMAM and the way in which they were carried out, the
issesonots showed a falling off in the tiforto7-1254 me
r/1210. Why that should be he could not for
ill: of him tell, and he wee sure nobody could oom-
ph& of the merles' 1 anyway. That wee the only
cI ws MA, adverse balance. All the bine were just
es mak as ma. Uwe Arm the Wades and eee Abbe
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

SATIMDAT.
Baotri H. B. lif iddletnn. Esq., W. A. Beak's, Esq.,
aad Z. L. Kindsrsley, Esq.

ZDOCATION CABIL
George Purmedge was summoned for not sending his
*did Elisabeth ts school, at Charminster.—Mr.
Blakey, School Attendance Officer, proved the ow,
and handed In the school:mm.oes certificate, from
which it appeared that the child had only main 66
60411646.3“ out of a possible 137.—Fined 2.. 6L ;
allowed • week to ply.
CAUSINN AN ONSTIOCTION.
George Raffell, • travelling mhowman, was sum-
mooed for causing an obetruction on the highway at
Litton Cheney or. 6th of April, by allowing four
vane and three wegy,ms to remain an unnecessary
time thereon.—P.C. Gannett proved the case, and
defendant was fined 10s and the cost., St
Jima Leffey. also • showman, was summoned for
• similar °Mums at the same time and place. PC.
Shish proved the service el thesummons In the absence
of defendant, and the cane was proved by P.C.Gannett.
—lined 15s. and to. coats.

CiTTLI STIATING.

Harry Toms wag summoned for allowing his horse
to stray on the highway at Porterham on the 7th of
/LprIL—P.O. Custard raw the hone feeding on the
=ay about a quarter of an hour —Def..niant
for the defence Walter Toms, who said the
bores wag taken to drink by a boy, and warn not gone
altogether mr. than ton minutes.—/fined 2.. 6d. and
meta
Harry Hughes. who did not appear, we. summoned
for 'Bowleg Ms two horses to stray on the highway
at Bradford Peverell on the 121 of April.—P.C.
Miele proved the coos, and defendant we. teal 5..
tor each hone, and coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

VAGRANCY.

Jahn Davide') waa charged with sleeping in a bathing
Innchiee that morning.

P.C. Morris it ited that about two o'clock in the
morning be was cm duty in the Preston-r, ad. He
went into the fi-ll end eearched the bathing maehln.,
and f quad the defendant sleeping theve. He bed no
visible Maarlll Of SO NieteLlC., and .id he ha I nowhere
ele• to go.

_ .
Defendant said he was by trade • stonemason, but
had hai no work si ce last Friday.
Fined and allowed a week to nay In.
REWARD FOR BRAVERY.

Oocasion was nt.w t ikon &smart
C,ysh with the bronst medal lard certificst. uf the
Itnyal Humane 40cri•ty, for him I, in saving the
life nf George Gill from drowning in the Hitrboar on
the 17th of Februsry, that making the fifth POMO 11 he
Lad assist' frnm drownipir.

Mr. Pnce, collector of Customs, !aid : I am directed
by the Royal Humane Rociety to pre.ent the
h .norary me lal of the society to Simnel C..y.b for
his bravery in saving the life of George Gill in
February last, which I have very ereat pleasore in
presenting to him. (Applatme ) He bed received •
letter from the secretary, In which he sadi '' I have
much pleasure in transmitting to you the honorary
medal of the society for presentation to Mr. Samuel
Coysh for his bravery and courage In having rescued
George Gill from drowning at Weymouth, and I ntrwt
ask you to canes this to he presentA in the
most public manner possible." He ( sir. Price)
had first written to the National Lifeboat Institotioo,
but he lad received • letter from the late secret .ry,
stating that they hwi no power to pressor t medals for
persons jumping over quays I o Pave Id., but 'hat they
had forwarded his letter ti the Roy.' Ff.m.os
Society, who had made enqui,les respecting the rose,
and this area the result. He had rv.• aroma pleseure
In presenting the medal, together with the certifltmte
of the society. 4Pidaute.)
Mr. Hopkins, in coner Witting Mr. Coysh on his
action in @sling Gill's life, said that he trusted the
medal would he a guide to him through
Mr. Coysh said that he should always be proud
of the gilt al au Englishman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

THE CASE OF PROCTOR.

WAREHAM.
COUNTY COURT.

FilinAY.

(Before Mr. Sorjesnt Tinel.l•Atk'nen. I
Miu D-ar."Uhalbro,k Perk, v. Henry Pelee 13 her.
pointer. llorden.—This was • cislm to roe over poee.sion
of a pave of hond.-31r. Bemire, of Weymouth. atopeard
for the plaintlf, and Kr. Trallif.. of Poole, for the defend-
ant- —According to Mr. Howard's onenier the fele of the
Ca.. are as follows :—The pialotiff is • DO. who owns
nearly the wholeof the parish of Morden. *tempt the
properties at Morris& there had hewn various small plum let
out as allotment., for 30 or 10 years A certain piece of
Ind was oomplod by the defendant's father, bat in 1304
he wrist to the Union. and the arotment was cut in two
parts, one port was taken by the defeedant, and the ether
by hos brother. Thos, two brothers wed their rent
regularly. tout In 1391 trey cold not set the delendant's
yenta, end thee then detrained. and now claimed posses-
sion. Mr. Travers c ietsoded his silent or his
f ether tad been in povearion erre 1817, no rent
had ever been poll, and be now pleaded poesevory
Mr. Howard sold he should be able to
produce the rent brake abowlns peelnemtabY the timo—
G soca o A lon Cook, sleek to Mr. Ba.t'ett, solicitor to
the plaint•ff at Sher^orne. pro lucsd the MUM' rental.
On December 17th, 1861. Junes Balker, the father. paid
vet, and bed been ei Toylike fo- several years previous.
In the suns year the allotesont woo divided into tea
piece., 'Flesh were taken by the two eons, one of whom
is the defender's. He er.s to pry 10 . • year, and the
other brother 130. l'h• defendant's brother bad paid hie I
rent tie to the mama U1'14..4.01 tb- de'endent hinnelf
had paid up t Desernter, 1E47 S' use th n (Ito 11391)there
had been • fistrsint, sad toe rent had been esthinel out
of it with the extepUon of a lowa' salomlt 'Mr. Traver,
said he should submit to his Honour the rest was
for other land eel not for the allotments in question....
Mr. Donald Merkeoze, aunt for Misr Drag, produce.%
the tithe mar, in which defendant's father stool se
weepier of the land sad not owes,. fle recollected when
U.. allotment was dirided. He divided the rent himself
and fixed the rent- It we* agree I upon between him cod
the defendant and ho brother. Us hod never heard of
any p0.."41°D being set up till the di r..sin—Harrnsh
Baer. r•P• of the def.mdsnee brother. 'proved her
hasten,' had regalerly pled his rout. and had suer made
env claim (or no IMP•Aos.—lnt•mately the case was
adjourned for Nu production of aortae books which had
not been produced by plalaillf.—The ;ado ypplaked Mp.
Howard 11.4 a very sines prima Mw one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

PETTY SICSSIONS,

THCIISDAY.
Before Mr. H. Farmer awl Mr. W. S. %V, mem.

TRANAFIR.
A temporary trawler., the libellee of the Angel lon
was m• le from T. W. 8.11er.1 to Albert K mg Barth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

BRADLALION V. NEWDEOATE.

Lord Chief Jwstiee to-day delivered judgment
in the action brought by Mr. Bradlaugh against
Mr. Newdegate or maintenance. Ile held de-
fendan had been legally guilty of injustice by
encouraging Ctsr t briug the &cu.°, atid
Mr. Bradlaugh was consequently entitled to
indeiwitty. Judgment fur platnulf accordingly.

COLONEL BURNABY.
Colonel Burnaby coatiousa to make satin( actory
though Mow progress towards recovery.

DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
!SWIM rltalluila
MAILDIII3, Suaday.—Au ezpoluaiou ocCu,red
at a drums:lite factory at La Perim.. Savea pampa
wore kill..i antlire tajaaal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

IILANDPORD.

_
RH% X COSI% —The thira fortnightly compe Mon for
11. Company, 1) 11. V., chal'enev .up took place on
Monday, when Coloro•Ser..e,nt G odridg., was the
win. er, with • 'roe. of 49 points; five 'hole each at
200. 500 awl 000 yam..
Q.O. Ir.Y. C. About 30 members of Blantiford Troop
of the Douet Y•otnan.y art-ambled on Tuewiey last
near the Crown Hotel for in muted drill, under norm
mend of aptain Portman and Alutant the Hon. B.
V..ey. The troop went through nearly hours'
-wn
dri.l. They were subsequently SuAterta'ned at
luncheon by Captain Portman at the Croan Hotel.
In the afternoon the troop cup was c unwed for on
Um range of the Blandford Vo'nntesors„ when the
coveted pr is • fell to Co, poral W. Ross with • scoter of
32 point... There were 22 conspet't .re. the next
highest scores being Tr op r Boman 25; C..rporal
Cave. 23; Sergeant Cave, 22; T. o per Norton, 20.
TS3IPSILSINCE Soctuvr.—A Band .1 Hope and pahlic
n eating in contsecti .n with the lon il Temperance
S clety was held to the Town Hall on l'intrwistr even-
ing last. Mr. Alfred 11..ithe instructed and amused
the chtldren at the former Inset!. g; and at the latt.r,
which was prosid d over bv the Rev C. H. Fyne*.
Clinton rent.,. the ("Bowl's/ p °ammo was w II
rendere:l:—Opsnior hymn. "Friends .ITemperanee" ;
prayer and chairman's address; ch rug. "Who 1.1 •
Brave Man," cho r; .n, What mu.st be don.,"
Miss Flem.ngton ; chorus, "Fill the Ranks with
Soldiers," choir; hymn "God is No.. Thve." Were
Wheeler ; recitation, "Willie Gray's Dying Frio er."
Mi-s B. Rogers ,• chorus, " Mer.ily all our Voices
Raise," choir ; sob., "We sh• 11 it Lio.oci-hge,::
Mies litgke ; reel. Von "The Vagrant and hi. D g
Mr. Boo.; chorus, "A B ighter Day 1,111 won be
bare." choir; solo, Trot Father Rerlalme.l " Mies
Fanner ; recdtat on, "Th. Misch Family," H...
Newman; (thorn., "Drink Water," choir ; solo,
." Nearer a,nio," Mies Setavuur; address, Rev. J.
Harp.,; evening hymn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

gorresponnence.

To the Sdaor

Sir,—l have thou ht over that mes'ing h-Id ithe
Gull that, Weymouth, u.wu the qu-s ion of cha,i,irs,
au.' atm unable to eee lb .t a •t.iing vvry pati•l .C'ory
1,. likely to be the .nut. With all deference to the
prom vere of the meeting. awl thowt who rp die it
etruck m th tt lb. cw. u 4 well an c'-arly
hp:tn,
tot hye
tw,uhitil.lbtb.unzgh
tf gLyb..,
olpti
%any.
Cbairousn'. ep.ech had an .ppe.ra, ce .4 can I ur, but
doubtless.' he could bays given infoini.ti la that waa
wit fo.t.icomiug. Certwo ch.ritiee wvr. p ,84-.1 "vet
II litly, others not in intio.,ed, en .I 'owe that were
brou4bl bef re the an drily:* were not acco•inied for
clearly. I thi .k it w roll have be u wvll if .omeothers
th. Cop .tion hal eho en th mdcv., r ithlr 'hot
leave it to thus. law rveponsi de. The Rev. John
‘Vo .I—who L we, glad to vve looko,g int., th...
public que4.line—t 4.1 b., I a poiot that need. c
at ent.on in ell pints of tbe and, vim_ am to the di,-
pro .1 Lbw., cherub... Of coura., th.y are not for •
sect, or par y, they are for the p awl many will
peen before other denoininstionm rhine I, hut it IS
well.known, though Weon u b mai, be an exc-ption
f 4 aught I know that their are vriry often Oral fir
th. writ ot all p p ..a.a to tn•k• • man in
moni-nte of •iiatrrie. bU co.sCieoCe, and
. . .

thershy rob hica .it his manhood. No languao Is
strong ..sough to be wed in on lawns ion of such
practices, a .d when such cuss are known it ia the
duty of every honest inan hi expose the injustice and
wr mg, Rot I was pled to Was ths 014111U= say
that it we not s wi-h %tics) Ohsrity, sod the
natasa of the tru.tse• %re • suffiels t guarantee for
it, homiest best ...rad Stitt I must (sal the en lof the
teerrioe wee not attibied. Alw the. rir, pees mally,
to thank you for ally iir t, in his dime ti
to say ws shall still I ok fr your advocacy of the.i
public questions.-1 aiu. air.
ONZ WHO RANI AT THE NIZITISG.

THE COMING, VISIT OF THE YEOMANRY.

To the !Mit ir.

Dear i1r,.1 am sit::•il7-ti--k.e ,men who read last
week's paper were much ple.e.l to flod that the
townspeople of Weyin .utl; are en Isavoiiring to get
ti.. • go id programme of up orb, for Whit blo,da‘, and
I feel sant; !out that, tinder the misiotg.tosot ~f suah
ao able commit se, the ep iris caunot fell to be, in all
resipmts. a grand .10C-114
woold olgitowt thst It ghoul I be well consi,lered
what event. on progr mune should be coufiurd to
the Yeonsainry so no to vnaure a g iod number of
entries. XIIIV I be allowed t s.y that the three
foil .wing event. w .old ino.t likely be iuuch appre.
ci.te 1. viz. :--1, .41.1 mile ø.t rice; 2, one wile
bic_ycle race ; 3. j
I hop, thm hints ,brow nut wit he worthy a the
notioe of the commit se. —Yours f
A Ycom•g.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

POOLE.

Conlin Corocar.—The C net was held on Monday,
b.fore Mr. Sodomise Tindal-Atkinson. judge. There
were very few plaints for hearing, and those were not
üblio importance. Hi. H motor delivered judg.
meat in the case of Ballarn v. Wyatt. This was •
dienute b teemn t•o farmers, of Lytdoistt, relative to
the ownership of • ditch. In an elab.rate judgment
his honour found for plaintiff. —A caution to young
trom who act as secretaries of popular amumments was
afforded I.y the cme of Blanchard v. Brown.—Pl.intiff
Is a guumnith, &c. and defend ont is • coal merchant.
It was a j pigment summons In r. heretic. to • claim a
kg 19.. 81, for fireworks supplie 1 to the late dam m,
stration in Poole, the defendant being secretary to the
committee and revels+ g the aubscriptione to pay for
the god..—The defender t now appeared and said he
bad only received .C 5 18.. 81., and was willing to pay
that sum. He could only be li.ble, however, for the
amount be had received.—Mr. Travers, for the
plaintiff. said he had rem .n to b•lieve the efen
ant bad received the full amolut.—lli. Honour
ordered the £5 19.. 81. tm be paid In three days,
an 1 the remainder of the claim I y per mouth.
—.ln the case id' Hodge. v. Wadham, Mr. Travers
a;,plied for • new trial on the ground. of some di.-
cnpanciel in the dates given in the Merida. Vs
evidence at the last tearing. —His HoLour ruled that
there were not sufficient grounds for acceding to the
applicaq n, and pointed out that the verdict was
given against th • pl.intiff on his own • Imisei n that
he hat previmply rued the pettier, who bad received
the g.oods f. r whmh he .ought to make the &fondant
liable.-0 born v. White —Plaintff is • painter,
&c.. and defendaut a liver) -stable keeper, Pa ks'oner.
—0 Rini £2 3.., for painting and rep.ifing • carriaze.
—The fudge, after tiamining the 111, said he thought
the plaintiff's charges were very in eter de indeed and
Faro a yer.liet f c the amount clams I.—Harris
fewened.—Mr. Treven on for defendant Tbe
p'aiutiff rabies in Wait-street. and recently tamed
an alvertlucesrot stating that be had apartments to
let. The defendant, • lady living at Seaford, Emma.
retail, enquiring terms. To tat the pl d. ff
answered that his terms were £1 per week for a dining.
room, three bed ooze., attend mace, &c., f ,r the def.'s&
ant and hers n and daughter. She eplied, accepting
the a:artrnent., but after she had occupied them •
eel Ilion time, left, and hi. realm was for £2 in lieu
of a week's n dice.—The plaintiff here handed in a
letter from Mee. Fi•zzerald to himself in which the
agreement ma. made to take the ro m 4, but the
liegi-trar (Mr. Dickinson) poimed roit th et this, not
being stamped, was not arintbsible. A nonsult
ma. then entered.— %stall v. WI. s -c—Plaintiff is •
bricklayer and defendant • boil ler in a einall way of
buoineos, liming at Conatltu.im-hill —Mr. Curtis for
the plaintiff ant Mr. Broster•Hill for tle .lefendant.
—Claim k. 3 3.. 61. (C 1 of which had b en paid in•co
c .urt), for work dons.—A verdict for plaintiff for the
amoant claimed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-24

SWANAGE,

A C .111113PONDINT writes :—" We have waited
atieutly oeverai week. f r corn. ,eply to your Coffee.
n I eoce reaps ct,og the fiee.e, glue," bat,., none le
torthr Wlfl, we. think it is time we sh.,uld see to the
_ our.elv.. end neighbors."

• •
WII a are the publican • g in t d•• ? Why, turn
their t.,lents anther way, the same ae the White
5.31 has d 'us—thrown d .wo the partition that
i a td the 'cask" from the " costeuser,” and now
h ,v. • table ready, where you can sit down and have
a dinner, chop or a steak, "to order,"

it WAS on &aid by a ut.gisteste at Wareham that
sisentge was the mrst "drunken" Vacs in the Isle r I
Purbeei. Had he been here at the temperance meet-
ings last Monday " we think he would have began to
lo rk • blue, thinking wry son he would have nothing
to r the number that responded to " All you
that have joined, and you that are g ing to jdn t
stand up," and the number weed all expiate-
lion..