The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-29 00:00:00

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Fremut Or a VOLVITE. MIL —Mr. EdiverdHavis, bnt teber
of air town, died en Thursday, at the age of 41. Tbj
decree-4 had been • private in the It D. IL V. ever since
•the the ecols and had been for many years
the inteher or the anitnIIIXL and his Telnnlng
honoured with • military funeral on Monday- The
r.,,,,retny mustered at the Corn-exchange, under th • coin-
.jj,i Quartermaster-semeant Churchill, and is arched
to the restlenee of the &leased in Weetetreet. The
mournful procession was headed by the fine, party, who
were followed by the Battalion Band, underr-Beni (master
Wellspring, playing the "Dead March- in qua. The
corpse was borne by six of be deceased's comrades in arms,
four others acting aa pall-hearers. The relatives walked
nest. and after them the tradespeople and friends, the
remaining Volunteers bringing up the ree r. The
Dorcheater corps was represented by Quartermaster-
sergeant Cries, Colour-sergeant Lhoden. Stet sergeant
thiniond. and Corporal Stainer, and the Wermesth corps
by Quarterroastartergeant Lee, Sergeant Joffe rye, and
another eemennt The Body was interred in St. Mary's
Churchyar.L The Rev. H. I'. Atkinton, one of the curate.,
read the Burial eerrioe, and the usual taros volleys were
fired over the grave.
Coticry Parrs Soluomt, Tuesday. —Before Colonel
Meow', Mr. U. Rodgett C•PteintHeelftleetfth. and Mr.
Celt-raft.
(korrt Tk•ni, labourer of Wareham, was stimmoned
for &resuming in search of game on land in the occupa-
tion of Hr. Thomas White, et Hordes, on the 13th inst.—
A centekeeper in the employ of Mr. Ldward niaudy said
he sow defendant enter • field in the occupation of Mr.
White about half-put six in the morning and hunt the '
hedges with three dog. He wont to defendant altar be
left the field, and be said be had not been out of the road.
—D-fredant now told the same tale, but he was fined be,
and cote, 9.
&sem Belief :9. of Bore Retie, was summoned to show
.tattow why he should nut contribute towatds the main-
tenance of his father, John Bstoick, who is chargeable to
the we:eh.t., ljnion.—Defetolant essented to an order
being rush, on him Cr 9J. per week.
CAarles Doeiwv, a lad, of Marilee, era. summoned for
aotatiltlior Jesse Barnes. snottier Ledi of the sung Place,
on the 17th itist.--Complainant rat he was returning
Iron a service at the school-room on the evening in
ritteation, and defendant cams up to him and tstk
If )1111 jacket and "collared him and threatened
to kipick hie teeth down his throat. This was
without any provocation. —Elistbeth Fry, Jesse Fry,
and We ter Derham corroborated.— Defendant denied
that he touched complainant, and calkd as a mimese
Wt tam Longman. who stated the same.
Harry Densiity, • lid, of Herder. war summonsed for
ai•a I mg Walter Dterhant, another lad, of the same
village, on the sant* occasion.- Gimplatniumt mid defend-
ant without any pr.ivocation struck him In the mouth
all knocked him beckersols. Defendant also took away
his stick front him and twat hini with it and knock@ I him
down a second time —Viz itieth Fry and Jeue turtles
g tr. curet. wat ve sir idence. —Defeat ant linhl Com Mu nazi t
•trods 4 him first with a heavy stick, anti he then threw
him down and took the stick front hot.—A boy name'
William Brine elated the um- —The magistrateo fined
tit irle- Donley Is, and costs (11.), and Harry Hominy
his. :mil 10. eat,.
muter tromights, 'about's, in the employ of Mr.
Frank Spicer, of Winfrlth Nostliurch. Pleaded guilty to
stealing half a bushel of toreipt. va'uti le.. the property
of hi- toaster, on the 13th inst., and he was fined 6d. and
cords
Henry Williams, a labourer, and 4 (frog Tuns, aquarrier,
both of Seepage, were summoned f ir twine dennk and
not 'ii' Lad refusing ti quit the Black Swan, at Ssranage,
on the 12th inst. —Defendants did not appear,—PC. Free-
horne said the debit fan's ware drunk and making •
disturbance at the Black Swan on the night of Saturday,
the 12th, and the landlord ordered them to leave to his
pies. nee. They Ist first refused to leave, but afterward.
made • rtrdi for the d or, where they were stooped by •
man named Grant B ith defendants began fighting at
Gran', and the landlord seam ordered them away. He
put them out, AM they did not go. Toms went away
quietly, but Williams entered the house ag•in, and he
hel to eject him a eecond time—The Chairman said
Will. one was convicted of a similar ritnee at the last
meeting, and he was tined J 72 and outs (7s. OIL whilst
was only fined 5.. and like costa.

Grog. II abbe, landlord of the New Inn. Swanage, etas
routoogied for having hie house open for the sale of in-
buttes' itie liquor. at 26 minutes ;met 10 o'clock on the night
of Sunday the 13th instsnt. —Dofenbint admitted the
io • end said be kept his Ism. open through • pore
Inis•iske as to the times—P.C. Strode sail the door of
defetol•nt's 'house era. pen, and he found V.ree men in
ItiTehen. —The Beer+ imposed • litto of Al aod cows.
12-. 61. —Jews Nulktt. • labourer, Hwy Wallow, it
lai.oirer, and George turner, • qusrrier, of Seranage, stem
otioim ined for tieing in the kitchen of the New Inn on
the sight in oneetion.—Willumas did not appear: the
other defend sots Mewled guilty. The Bench fined
Itt. 61. ant S.. colt; Ara the other two fid sod
Ts nista «sit —George Tenter, and Rickard Craw,
▪ .14rnery, of S ..1114C•, *MI 14111101.415 et for Beau' tint P.C.
Strafe whilst in the execution of hie duty at Swansea on
the 15th instant.—Turner pleaded guilty.—P.C. Strode
ssid he was passing the White Swan about seven o'clock
In the evening and saw a lot of noisy boys there, and
ordered them limey. Defendants were there and Turner
swore at Lim and told him to go sway. H. walked away
and about ten minutes to nine the same night he is.
d.fen.!anta near the Black Swan. Without any provoca-
tion Turner, struck him in the breast apt he '• collared"
bon and they fell toestber. Whilst he lemon the ground
Crow kuorked ott his helmet and work hint In the eye.
awl he could not see for eeveral days. He wed also
kirk, don the hands he believed by Cross. Turner got up
and kiekest his helmet and both defendants ran away.
He rook' swear to Cr.... Defendant (Cross) set up an
alibi and celled Charles Arden sod Henry Harris to prove
it, and as there was MM. litt'e doubt as ti his guilt the
Bosh save him the benefit of it and dismissed the sum-
mons against bits. The magistrates sent Turner to gaol
or a month, with herd labour.

DORSET RIFLE Pi ii.UNTEER PRIZE
SHOOTING.
Ti., anou•l rifle comprtinon to.dt place at the butts of
011;4 ri.gilp • nip, on Wc.lnc.iilay, when the following Offie•
,41..e...1 to he c oupeteil for • leer challenge cup.
pre..eutnt by Mr Montague Guest ; a cap, preeented by
W. L Pike: clock, preec..tcd by Mr.. Parmiter;
• aif carriage rue, presented by Mr.. H J. Pantrin ;
• w ittstd. presented by the Mime. 'ireen ; butter knife
...A
.‘og..r toogill, patented Ay Mr. E. Lance: biscolt hot
sat p of salt.. preeented by Mr. 11. Harris; cream jui
sea (I. t +tend. presented hg Mr. C. 5.11,7 ; box Of erg....
Ma
id by Mr. F. . alleay ; cake knife, butter
kp▪
ife, eat pickle fork. presented hi Marra Diew and
• pair et opoini, prelcated by Hr. G. Whittle :
Ell 5 5.. in minty; and ea electroplated tea and coffee
▪ pri waited In the gentry and tradisso, n of Watc-
her.. . ~1
COleruriTion A.-100. 500 and 600 yard.; 7 shots at etch
rut,. En.ranee ley 2..
14 Kip. Vr. finest'. challenge cup and £.5, Private
Leghorn. 56 Pottle ; 2nd. Mrs. W. L. Pike's cup ant £2.
Qlarti ruia.terSerg•an, Churchill, 53: 3rd, Mrs. H. J.
.; and .C 2 Private Prank Hibbs, 50; 4th, tea
awl eiflse &urine and LL Private Moore, 19; &b. Mr.
• cr..ant Jug and 10e, Corporal S Panniter,
to; fib Meows. Drew and Sam' rake knife and Lk,
q • •• K t,44; 7C. Mt. S.l' v'erript stand and
.1 et , 11... Pririi•- P.ineuter,
41 Ott, 15.., Bonier Mir. 31 10.., Private
Cruniplirc 10: 11th 10a, Private Snook. 26; Nth, 10,,
l'trivate WoAfrey,
u.,timPrririne It —2OO sod 500 yard.; 5 shots at each
~tsg• • ffotrance ice la
1.1 pm, Mr. Maiehalleat's cigar+ and AN 10e., Corporal
WWI.- 40; End. Mr. Harrisi biecult hox and El 10s
Private !toile!), 39 ; 3r.1, Sit.en Green's cigar stand awl
EL Prieto* Gallon. 31; Ph. Mr. W hltile's pair of spoons
aid 15... Private Ptrber, 21:505, Messrs Drew awl Sous'
hatter knife and 15..., Private lindot 90; lith, Morn
Dr.w anl Booe pickle fort Yu! 10... Privet., White, 19:
7th. Mr. Lanai, •thiar Coats and 10... Corporal Lotter.
21; B',, ISs.. Privnte Hon.,. 25; eth. 10... Private
Henning. 22: 10. h. 10.. Private Straus... SI; ti.h, ta.
Private Androwr, 16; 12th. 5 Private nerdy, 11.
• Patwiterl et wit wee given to the member who
made the grommet number of piste in the *ger/mato
C .wpetit ions Land It. The winner to bold it in addition
to hi. other prisea Private Leghorn was the winner with
97 points.
Colipgrition C —WO Oni 190 yard.; 5 shots at each
range. Entrance fie 61.
1.1 prOV. Mr. haunts pair of salts and EL Private
30; 2nd. Mr. Lance's hotter knife and 15.. Private
Pim 15 3,1, 10.., Private Dtvie, 111: 4k. b.., Private
Rorite. 43; 5:0. bi., P. blat.l Howard, 21; 6to, 5., Private
C... pr. IN.
• r %be availing the ..00stwoy adjourned to the Black
!kir Hotel, where a capital dinner was provided. Captain
Li.-ey took the chair an I Quarterinaster-dergrant Chur-
chill the vice-chair. In addition to the volunteers there
wen. Aso pre ant —Monier,. W. L Pike, C. Churchill, C.
Beale, T. A. Hunter.R. Hooper. After the cloth was
removed the prise:Wore presented by Captain Lacey,
after welch the usual loyal and compliment iry toasts
L41wir...1, interspersed with some capital image, and •
very enjoyable evening vra 'Pat.

POOL&

Heuer Wel be hid not the slighted doubt that the
InceleY was Owing and ere intlaSitalla for the antostat
claimed, in instame to ceO. & mouth.
lieery Rorer, a plumber, of Pool., St M. Aldridge, of
Bourageougla -7A claim of lffa lit for lead @applied.
Mr IT:: . 'ma appeared for plaintiff, Mr. Reginald
Al frit, iii.fcndant.—Mr. James Small a budder, of
Poole, said he was repairing some booms in Compton'e.
park and Taylor's.buildings for defendant in Jun 1876.
and ma he required some lead in the work he order:sl It of
the plaintiff and told him to ch.erge it to defendant. He
had ordered, goods in the me way before
by defendant's authority. He lad not chatted
for thir lead in his NIL —ln crosaerami 1
by Mr. Aldridge, witness said he did not have defendant's
expreas authority to order tibia lead. He did not owe
defendant a large amount—The plaintiff was called and
proved supplying the lead. He said it wm • customary
thing for builder@ to order goods for their employers
when= lived out of town, or the work would have to
he sto —Mr. Aldridge. in defence, mid this we. the
first tame hia client had been charged in thie erey for
materials, and he believed thet the lead we charged 'or
by Mr Small, who was in debted na hi—His Honour
wee of opinion that the lead wee ordered be the budder "
the agent of defendant, and by Ma authority, and gave
judgment for the ainount claimed.
Geenee Here, a fisherrium. of Poole, v. JIM.. Peeeihems.
• hawker of the same place —A claim of Cl tO. balance
due for mackereL—Plaintiff Mated that on the 14th of
July defendant came to 66 boat and bought 1,500
mackerel at 5. per hundred. Ina the 16th of the same
month defendant came to his house and Paid hie urde
£2 ba, and promised to pay the remainder before the
fishermen shared. Defendant promieed him payment
several time. afterwards.—ln rm.-examination by
defendant, witness said he bought the mackerel at two
o'clock In the morning, and he did not buy them at the
price at which they were sold during the day, via., 3a bd,
per hundred. —Plaintiff's wife said defendant laid her
£25. shout two days after the sale of the mackerel, and
. he promised to pay her the remaining 30s. before the men
shared. —Defendant said he took the mac kerel to Blandford,
where he was ordered away by the superintendent about
10 o'clock in the morning, as the mackerel were not then
good. He slept at Blandford that night and next morning
he took the remaining fish away and gave them to •
farmer near Spettisbury.—His Honour gam judgment for
the amount Maimed in instalments of In, • month, the
find in a fortnight.
Wifffela fl.fbrr, an innkeeper, of Hamworthy, v. Joan
Cowan* of the same place —A claim of £1 16. sd. forth.
rent of a cottage, at Ba per week and for beer supplied.
His Honour said he should discourage in every way the
syrtem of giving credit for beer and disallowed ta Sid for
liquor, and gave judgement for the balance of £1 12a. in
monthly instalment. of In., the first in • fortnight.
Boaneon Pouca, Tuesday.—Before Mews. C. J. Stelae.
and J. 1.1. Dwell.
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Joseph Straw, a labourer, of flaistock. and Henry
O'Connor, • soldier, of Limerick, were brought up in
custody charged wiM fraudoleatly erraverties to Moir own
twe a letter, restatutee 1.. the property of Wane= Laws,
who Hem near the Bourse Gas Wmite.—it appears Mat ea
lira Laws sent her two little boys out to meet
Mr. Burr, the carrier, and siva hire Gm totter to take to
Captain tile. of Emle. Tb. ankh ea mimed the carrier,
and gave the letter to the premien, who were peeing, and
It wart not delivired.—The magistrates adjourned Ms ease
till Thursday, when the soldier will give 'Muses salmi
fiartia. . . . . . .

O'Canwor was also charged with being • &sorter from the
40th Brigade D.-po Yrt Elton, Gosport Prisoner
admitted the fact, and he Pas miganded 'Mint the
military authorities aro communicated with.

TBZ MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
.?forqsanor
_or call DI DATIL

The nomination of ciatiillibites t. ILI the sis seats In the
T..wo Council, which vrill he vacated on the 14 of
N.ivemher to-.k place at the Ake of the Town Clerk (Yr.
N. W. Dickinson) on Wednesday last, when both the
Liberals and Conservatives nominated the full number.
the Lihersl address*. will be found in another column.
The eandidatee are aa follows :

NORTIII WM Wl/ILD.
R.ll&rd. William Henry. His,..etreet, St James's.
grocer, nominated by Fracas Milos. West-street. S.-
J•Me111. seconded by Stephen Lewin,. West-shore, St.
Jaunts 's..

--(1111T-o-r-d.Joerph, fligh-oreet, S latnea'a Poole, grocet.
nominated by Wlb.m Nortm Wtetern,ll-Atreet, Sr.
Jaynelea, act:owlet by Remy Tbactias Treyanion, N.-
stmt. . . .

Hayman, John. High-street, St. James's, brush menu-
felturer. promote an‘i second, 14m r. for Mr. Giffnr.l.

Anton, bar re Thyor. Vatm thon. tst lb I) think! n 1
L nrrsver, propreer ani sr.tiader the mom .111 in
Mr. dallard
Mate. William, li•gh.street, St. 'anise., printer and
nowypaner proprietor, proposer and seconder name as for
Stone, Charles John, New-street. St. Jeanie, gentle-
man, proposer and ere miler mop, •1 for Kr. Ballard.

SOCTH &AT WARD.
Budge, Phil Edward Lionel, Ringwood-read. in the
tything of Lo eet, solicitor, nominated by Chrisßrialr
RillgY/ -road, seconded by William Henry
High-street, St. James's.
Lire, William Douglas Siert*, in the tithing of
Luis eet, gentleman, proposer and seconder same as for
Mr. Budge.
Philpute, Edward Payne, High-street, St. James's. doctor
of medicine, nominated by Alexander King Witt. Wim borne.
rued, I.uxtleet, seconded by James Buckley, High-street,
St. James.

--Wranhill-,oeorge Frederick, SeMown, in the tything of
Parketone. clay merchant, proposer and seconder same ea
for Yr. Budge.
Watermao, William, Broadstone, pariah of Canford,
merchant, proposer and seconder tame as for Dr Philpota,
Western, William Norton, High-street, St. James's,
gentleman, proposer and seconder same ea for Dr. Philpota