The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06 00:00:00

DOROMISTER. ehutters at Mr. Lanning's shop, the defendant struck
Rim. 0. F. POWTA. —We hear on good authority him as the cheek several times, inflicting wounds, and that the Rev. C. F. Powys ham been offered the living causing his nose to bleed, saying be bad does so
Of Montansus, in Somme& hy the d„th of the because he (ooniplainant) had struck his boy. Wit.
Rae. 0.0. Cloodihm add that he has „eeram ir. sees went to the defendant's house on Monday to ask
DOTISIT Omen floseeraf___Tha heito whether he would apologies, but he said be would sot.
afellOwledge the gift of rabbit* from Mr. G, Di v —Th. Mang Did 7" Oio, n'l the defendant's hi)/
of ()Wilmington • Vegetable. „d /mit tram the v. hard !—Onsplainant I made his nose bleed. (Much
C. Berton, of Cheailborne • and twelve partridges laughter.)—The sister of the ooze plainant said Mrs
and three hares from miss 'churn Grove of Zeal, Vincent had offered to apologiee for that which had
Mouse, Gillingham. At the harvest theinkagiving Place.--The Bench ordered the defendant to
service which warn held at Came Couch on Sunday "iy 10L and e*nts'
the offertory for the Dorset County Hospital amounted vsiro; aereive tmuir•int.
to £4 7.. 4d, Henry Roper, of Melcombe Regis, WY rummoned
Ausaro Tarr or A COAT. —At the Shirehall on by Margaret Strand for using abuse, imirusire to
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Wednesday.. before colonel Bfailham, George cuter on September 21st, and to ow cause w...ky he should
was charged with steeling a costat Brcedwey ou Sept Dot fad liven Issuse.-I.o* cc" warn
19th, the property of John Mayo, contractor oei the ...ow.d to or withdrawn on the defeedant apologising
Abbotsbury Raileay.—Prosecutor said he resided at and paying the expertise.
Broadway, and on 19th September he was hauling Wenuean•r.—Before the Mayor, Cr. Tigard. Alder'
concrete, and placed hia overeat% on Dome timber on man Howard, Megan Bunk Rebook Hopkins.
the railway where he wee unloading. He forgot it, Rowe, and Vincent.
and left it there till the following Wedneeday. On • nainrsa.
going there he found it gone, and he gave information Andrew Stewart, aged 19, was charged with beluga
to P.C. Collins. He after ward. AIM his coat at the deserter from the Royal Scots Fusiliers.—P.C. Moms
County Police-station, and he Identilled the one now having received information of • soldier *heairng his
produced by.BergeantBprackling am his property. He clothes, be apprehended prisoner on the phis/firm
knew the manner as • man who was working on the at the railway station shortly after seven o'clock that
AhhcicharY Sprackling, stationed at morning.—Prisoner, who did not deny th charge, was
Winfrith, said on Tuesday, 19th September, he remanded until Thursday for the attendance of the
received information of • coat being stolen at Broad. commanding officer.
we', and a description of the supposed thief. He
afterwards met the prisoner an the highway at
Winfrith. Witness questioned him. In a bundle
had the coat (produced). Whm a.
Clews rth the theft. He denied it, and said clietrW
bought it of • man at Weymouth 'bold • fortnight
ago. Whilst waiting for the train at Moreton Station
,flor taTiesT4l7.W. said—" What
dotness reyplret liinekdtelyiolvillit give me
then re-amerted his innooence. --Mr. Supt.
rimilritrid this was all the evidence he proposed to
call sow, and asked fur a remand till Saturday, which
was granted.