The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-11-26 00:00:00

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Bow, or GUARDIANS Thurday.—Present : The Chair-
man (Mr. J. Ilennanin the Vice-chairmaa (Mr. J.
Rawlins), Messrs. E B. Eli U, W. lleadus,E J. Conway.
G. Goff, D. Ballon, and ft L Baker (elected Guardians),
and Mears. C. J. Stone. trail G. IL patch fer-ofßielo
Onardians).—The Clerk (Mr. J. Slade) read a letter from
Local Government Board &mitring the order unseating
Mr. P. E L Budge and declaring Mr. S. L Baker duly
elected a member of the Board. his stead—The Clerk
also read a conuminicstion from the Ringwoood Board of
Guardians with reference to the great inmate of vagrancy
In this part of the country, and stating that they bad
ordered vvrants to break stones—• task most irksome to
the professional vagrant. The letter suggested that if this
was done in other 1:12iolle in this part of the country,
veaancy would be almost stamped out. —The Chairman
said he thought it was was a very goad Idea. Owing to
the depression of trade in the North men were driven to
the South of England, which et the present time was the
more OFRIVOILL-3(r. P. Meatyard;rellering ofFicerfor
Hainwoethy and the Lytchotta. attended before the Board,
and gave hi, answer to certain complaint, that had been
made by Mr. K L Lawton the medical *facer for the
district, to the effect that he Itsd given unnecessary orders
for medical relief, and that he bed filed up the ord.cn in •
very scanty manner. After the various cases had been
gone through, the Chairman expressed the opinion of the
Board that Mr. Meat:yen!, in giving the order., had erred
on the right ad. The Chairman added that it was the
relieving officer's duty to visit the persons is soon as
possible after giving the orders, and also that he should
All up the orders be oompletely as be peedbly could for On
convenience of the medical °Moan—W. saheb Christopher
attended before the Guardian, to complain of language
which she said had been used t wards her by Kr. Lawtotr
She obtained an order for medical attendanft for her
child, and she stated that when Mr. Lawtx, went to her
bowie be abused her.—After bearing her statement, and
potting some questions to her, the Board decided not to
take any notice of her complaint
Ptrrn Smitrons, Thorsavy; —Before the NUM (Mr. W.
N. Western), and Messrs. W. Pearce and J. R. Dwell.
Titaxanoton the application of Mr. t Travers the
Bench temporarily transferred the license of the Black
Horse Inn, ter, from Mrs. Ann Davie to her seek Mr.
Tom Davie
Arrucenon.—Mr. a Curtis proprietor of the Antilop.
Hotel, applied for a theatrical lianas, but there were not
enough magistrates present to grant the application, and
It was adjourned for a week.
CRAW)/ OF EXIISZZLEXIINT.—Oss of
Seldovrn Home, Long/beet, . charged with embezzling
the sum of Ilk 71, received from Mr. David Ridont,
builder, of Wimborne, and the sum of 6s. 64., received
from Mr. Charles Wheeler, builder. of Poole, on behalf of
his employer, Mr. Charles Frederick Sanders, proprietor
of the Architectural Pottery, at llaznwortisy.fls
, defendant took his trial at the last Quarter Session, on
from the aw.eurnintezzlimoungsb tlil3....dsvum.he:ofmf:...ptral:htt:Ledbalkijetnleelus...l7rea proprietor an
=acquitud.t.i.Fr.dveliki ItstdeTF.r.. TreTi.mloo appeared for the
the works at Hamworthy, known as the Architectural
ry Potte Company, and the defendant was until recently •
clerk in his employ. Whilst so employed it was part of
hie duty to receive money from customer, and give it to
him or his brother. Mr. David Wont, builder, of
Wimborne, was indebted to him to the extent of 10a 7d..
for goods supplied. He now produced the collecting bozk
of overdue accounts, in which Mr. Ridont's name appeared
as • debtor to that amount. It was cuotoenay to insert
on the right hand side of the bank the date payment
and there were entries of applications being made for the
money on the 6th of March and the Ilth of May, after
Which the word' "tile, returned" were carried oat All
these entries were in defendant's handwriting, He

produced a NIL in defendant's handwriting, chergini Wir•
Rid Put " to aeonint new hired. Pk 7.1., and it wow reMpted
aa :—" By dab, P., A. Co., O. G." On the Sad of
NovenaUer. Mr. Ri tint wrote to him, on a post.card,
stating that he would find that he wo paid the 10s. Id.
His brother saw Mr. Ridout after that He never
received the 10s. 74., and to his knowledge no tiles had
been returned by Mr. Ridout Mr. filarial Wheeler,
builder, of Poole, hail alai paid defendant his account of
lb. RI. for tiles, hot he lea 1 never receive,' the m
Mr. Trevanion aiked for an aljournment to enable him
to complete his ea.e. and the defendant was bound in the
sum of .0) to appear on Monday.