The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, INIA.RC II 10, 1885

there were other charm to be prefarre I against the
prisoner, and that a further roman I would be necemuy.
The ollowing ad Iltional evidence as, taken •
—J dus Hilloway, landlord of the If alf Mt on Inn:
said that the prisoner went Li hi. bouts oa FolornarY
21st aid asked for lodging* for two ni,:hte. Ile hall
00 'WIPP. On NI sad ty he ilt the hones. ststieg
,be wee guin to Portland. Prismer pall for hie
eccommolistion. lie returned is • cah. and asked
witness to pay the fare for him. Witco.' said
"Mama do t can give ins scoarity I sim.l not di it."
Ile said he c uld not give security, but that he had
• relsti in or blend residing in the town. Witness
elquire I whether lie cool I not go*. o see them. He
answered he d.d not want to do so, hit that he would
write • note. H. commenc,d to write a note, which
witness Bashed at his request and dictation. It was
addreesei to " Miss Benham," or some such cam •, No.
13, Brunswick-terrace. Ti. WAs now pr oIUCa 2. In
C mirr. The toot.) w,. mot. hut it Wai found there was
nob. dy of th ot ..I.lreso. W.tness obtained &directory,
and f und • Mime Nlarkham Eyed there. Prisoner
left • few mitutea after the n ote was sent, and the
cabinet) was kept waiting. Prisoner said he had •
email bag at the statioo, but witness did
not me anything of it. Prisoner till not
deposit fill with witness, nor yet say w-
it otog to him a' Ott ovich a sum of money.—
William Symes, tailor, lioreford- , Weymouth,
stated that on February =al he met with the prisoner
and another man. Toey wear to Portland and went on
hoard tbe Hercules. Primate sent witness to Mr.
Mururoa.' in the morning to order • car. (Joe was
cent, but it was too small. Witness told bim he o mid
get one at Portland. Pamper °booked one at Castle.
to7o, and promised topay for it when hi came back
from the Maculae. Cowley ashore from the ship
they went to the Castle Inn. Whilst there, at the
request of the prisoner, witness lent hint half a crowo.
lie sal he would pay him again when begot to Ndr.
killowey's, as he bed EU there. Witness thought
be ale o said he had • relation named Markham.
Meow : Don't say what you think, but wh ot I sail.
Prisoner hired • cab whilst witness remained in the
publiohouse. When they arrived .t the Ilalf Moo
prisoner asked that Efi might be lent it him, but it
was tamed. Ile went to one of the uparsir room..
Witness afterward. followed, and asked what Woe CO
it. done about the cab. Prisoner replied "I will see
you in a few mioutes."—Priaoner cross examined the
witoeso with a Detain amount of skill, and his general
conduct seemed to point to the fact that he was not
an amateur era • pollee-court.—John Hickman, tailor,
it etwellestreet, deposed that be accompanied the
former witness and the prisoner to Portland. The
cap was purchased at Rowe's. At the Castle lon
prisoner " treated everybody who pule into the
home." When the cabumn offered to drive prisoner
to the Half Moon for 6.. prisoner replied "I aid give
you Is." Witness oorroborated the evidence given by
Bymea.—Detective Bartlett dip osed that he went
with the prisoner it Mrs. Daiwa, No, 3, It.yal-terrace,
having pearl may repaired the papers now produce I
from her. Oa one, whieh was • receipt, was the name
of George Henry Anderson, whieb the premier •i-
-mated to be his handwriting. Fri. ouer asked Mrs.
Dales not to press the charge agaiest him, because
there was mother one that be had to answer. At the
pollee station he said If the other Om) was not gulag
I to be brought againet him be should plead guilty to
I Mime Markbam'e.-11, was further remanded until
next Monday.

•110 AD.

A letter from Ms} br florae as to Grove.rosd was
read, avl it tariog been discussed at cane length, it
was rewired that the emit be 'ultra:FA to reply,
stating that the poet' 'I) of the roe I reqairing to he
repaired la from the Clifton 11,tel to the end of
Chapedrow.

Edward Basso, the captain of the yacht Vanua, at
the time of the accident, why salt on Nevemher 10th
he was run hie by the s'catnehip in, and as the
yacht was much detchiged he made for Switoale Bay.
II then &Jotted 01 yeteht's sachet: and dre v up In
15 feet of wAt)r. Ile fir a bid. and Brown
an 1 his men c 0130 along4le, billowed In two or three
minute' by the chief (alier and two coastguards. lfis
ial to Mr. Lee, chief of th.. cltgueri.. lam in
your hands." Witco,* thou ,!enicribel what was done
to the yacht, ”yin.t Bro an and hie men an the
comtguarde all works I t lwathrr. The coastguards'
carpenter pit in • tempor try bnik.hered on the 11th
Novembee, and then the yacht was in • ht state to be
taken ti Poole. It wee nit tO5 that be said at the
White Swan that if it h net being°, Brown they
would have Wit the veisel.
In answer to the Bench, wittiees 'aid he in no way
gave Mr. 13- iwn oharge oft is ',sal.
J ibm Oewley. mate of Vie Vainness, haring given
similiar evidence.
John Eaton, maaan on th yacht, sail when they
were a ichered at S 'renege B.y he cam the leaf, and
bun 1 they were In between two anl three f &thorns of
irate r (15 feet).
John eme, chief odic •of 0 iastguard, Sweater.,
spoke as to g >log to the yacht with two of his men
on the night la question. He was on board ab iut •
q tarter of al hour or twenty minute', when he and
nie men to ik L .rd (.I.VII sob Tn., V9liel 1111116
nit in the le sit danger when he want on board.
Toe mg striates expressed th dr opinion that It was
clearly • case where they had j cud then
retired to cm.ider their j idsment. After • coesulte-
ti iv, they found for claimants for the Gum of 1:32, each
party to pay Ma the °oats of the award.

WIIIRORNII.
Wien )stre Westsims Sonn3l.4oen.-04 Wednes-
day evening at • dere, i,dave cmce on" Tee Weit
miles au 1 Came,' Illustrated by mei), large pictures,
depleting scenes and Ills hi those noun row, was 141" o
lathe abuse ache from by toe R. ow.Tilrey Rising (is'
ini.sii.n ory in the Won Ie Ills. It was an exceedingly
interesting ham., and wm well atten led, tle roam
bile. creedal. A walled ou was in .Je lii all of toe
oisieut Fonds.
MUMS.; lisx)11, SLAV', AND IM.i CM:B.—The first
monthly entertainment if the above club, consisting
singiaig readings. &c.. WAS held in the T.own Hall
on aionday evening, March 2iel. when a large and
aiwreciative audience wee present. the following
members and gentlemen taking part :—Mr. Stanley
Ilayter. Mr. Lisle Smith, Mr. Burgess Mr. Harris,
sir. White, Mr. J. Barnes. Mr. F. Barnes. and Mr.
Soaper. On Mr. G C. Boor, the president of the
club, entering the room he was loudly cheered.
Being voted to the chair, he opened the prim:wiling.i
by a few very appropriate remarks Mr. Harry
Eaton presehel at the piano. Some capital *mg*
' were rendered, several bo•iiig encored. Mr Stanley
Hayter's song, The Vly," in character. brought shown
the house with heel applause. Mr. T. W. Ileaby,
the secretary, supplying those present with light
refreshments, through the kindness and liberally of
Mr Boor, a very enjoyable and pleasant evening was
spent. Mr. bleaby then pis mowed a vote of thanks to
Mr. Boor for presiding, and who had, with his usual
generosity, entertained the members. 'this was
responded to with musical honours Mr. Chapman
then Ilmnoved• vote ef thanks to Mr. Stanley Hayter,
Mr. Eaton and others, which brought the procewlings
to a close, all present joining in singing the National
Anthem
iiitetronaTlON or Sr. NiannAnwen.—Mesars. Meader
and Cu, builders, to( this town, having been engaged
to repair and Mime e this venerable chapel. arlj e.g
the Abushenses, have (101Ie So with sate.facti.ou and
credit to the firm. The reef has been renewed, the
inWriiir cleaned, and the old altar table very will
restored, the floor relaid, awl it is now litt.sl up with
a re elingelesk. 'soden' choirs, and suspended lamps.
We might say everything necessary has been provided
for the purisoe id Divine wor.hip withal the., old
• where devotional err ices were 1141, A 33
years since. .or. [Dukes, 14 Kitizston L icy. is wit the
owner of these premise.. as II .1110 think The receive.
and manageoweit are wholly web.: the care of this
gentltm in awl the -toward of the manor. For tli.•
benefit .of thoo.• if .eir re 11,1,1 WIS aro d ei;oly lutes.
felted in antiquarian permit., we give A brief -.tithe •
of this • I 11;1 t the' fnen
Dorset," which only I..wowoi lerel 'iii of the in ..t
reliable account. esi.tins At the w •st en lofth •
town stands a 11 ..pital of very am ent I iti
It first occurs in th patent Ville, 3 Edw. i. ( c .
Al), 1275). In another (1' 1.1.1 w i ) it is said t•o
dedicated to $t Margaret awl St Anthony There
is another (4 E lie i concerning' the protection of
the brethren and licencii gratitasl them ti c ollect
elms. At the Iwirinning of • book of acceunts
relating to the h....latish and still preserve.l in it (A
it is Said to be of erection id .....,111.1110 tiiui., 11,100.
Aciplitain and La itwaster, to which duchy the manor
of Kingston Lacy 04.1)4,1, bet Users is no ace 'out
what number of ;sew were hew maintained. Ili a
chest in the chapel Id this opital is a deed that
shows there was no endowment, but that th.• poor
were maintained by alins, and also sets forth that it
was .of old time edified imil built at the west end of
the town, within the lordship iof Kingston Lacy. both:
honour of God and St. Margaret To the which there
is neither lands nor gosh to maintain it, but only
the charitable alms of the jossople. Therefore, Master
Reginald Pole clerk, dean of the cherub of Vi inbown ;
ifje..rge Elys, clerke's saeryste ; Sir Thomas de la
Lynd, kiit.; William Waddison, steward of the %sot.-
ship if Kingston Lacy ; Thomas Basket. Jehn
Moreton, SwF.. ; Allen Belle, constable if Wieiburn
Thomas Motley, bailey of the liberty ; Andrew
Lynsey and Vincent Blandeord, stewards of the said
hosnital, have elected and eh... 41 oils William Crs.ll
to bo loy,tor ii the said hospital, Alta tO show the
people the great inilitigento and Liswitin that is granted
to all the benefactors of the sael hospita„l, awl t,, r,„
ceive and gather such alms as they be ilispeatel Is. ;rise.
"In 1211-124. i rope Imeocent IV tloth weesyl them
of all sins ler:rotten and otlenees -Hate le,
H. VIII. Proin this deed alqweirs the antiquity of
this house and that it WWI f ded before Xi,
111. (i e. ITU) In the Chazitry Kill I, leibe.
VI it was valued at 2Jo. 81 per annum. and it is
mato have been ordained for the relief of peer men.
of which there were eight who lived by the profits a
the house, and the inhabitants of Winilsonie. From
1567 to 1633 the goverienent of this hospital was under
the direction of two substantial inhaloitants of this
parish, annually chosen and styled Guardian. or
Warders id St Margaret'. Hospital or .tboishoese,
assisted by such as had before executed the trust, the
constable of the town. and the steward of the sinner
of King.ton Ljacy. But she:soli:Sl the management of
the review,. has been wholly AIIIIUT the care of the
steward if the lenin arid the lents of the Sian,
of Kingston, whose lord has the nominat. awl
appointment of the aliu. Iwo ph. IVil lam Stew.
Pnrwitial of New Inn liall Oxford. Imo id
the ministers of the Church, by his will blate.l
1685, devised all his [awls. tenements. &c . in Wiow
borne. to his executor, in trust, for the Miamii
should live in the hoomitat There is a chap 'I in this
hospital, in which one of the bnothren reads prayers
onos or twice a day to the poor people, who are
obliged to give constant attendance. Now the
restoration has been completed. the ancient if cc avid
be interesting to many. The re-opeuing services are
contemplated to take place shortly, possibly some day
in April.

Ribbon Temperance Society gave one of their pleasing. took and put it in my pocket." He mid this voinn.
interesting, and instructive entertaismsots. Mr. T. tarily. Mr. Atkinson,. for the defence. p1e.4,4
Stickland provided. The fallowing we; the pr"guilty. but argued that it was a sudden imp-ale'
gramme —Son, choir ; recited m. "The A action." yi,bl to temptation and as prowwitstor did not wi•h
Mr. T. ; li.oUc, '' The First Glass dii it." to press the charge. naked the Ranch to deal leniently
Mimeo Dew, Harvey. and Saunders ; recitation, with the case as one of unlawful possession, to be
"Twee Drink," Mr. W. fasggss ; dialogue, " The fully met by a fine Evidence as to iin•idous good
Faltdf ii Friend," Woes Harvey ant Saunders ; character was given by two friends in Court, and
r teitstion, Mi.. Sherren ; a .og, choir ; recitatim after a omen tation the Mayor addreswel the defen.
" l'he M ,institoui Q lestioe," Mr, C. Way; dialogue, dent for hie benefit. and iinnosed a fine of 40..
"Oa duo-lay Ii .sine," Messrs. LI titge and Buber ; la. coats. or in default our month.* imprisonment,—
Po .r J At," choir ; dialogue, "Bead and . The line was paid.
Beer," Meal% W. Loire and Barber ; sum, " No
One Care, for Me," Mr. C. Way (encored); recitation, I
"Th. Tumbler of Claret," Mr. O. Way ; sour.
" King Alcohol shell surely Fall," choir ; recitatien,
"John's Trip t Bristol," Mr. T. Gabe ; dialogue,
"Mr. Tod lies Visit," the following ()Loewe...a b,dog
Impersonated ; T0.1.11e (Mr. C. Way), IM-.
Jonas (le. W. !Ago), Mrs. J saes (Mist Sharron)
diel0;110, 'Early C:oelng," 14 arra. C. W sy, W.
L'e,ge. T. Gabe. F. B trber. Pryer, ant Weald* ;
dialogue,'Toe D noir ard'e Cat •cliism," Messrs. T.
Gabe and Wendsford ; rang, " Moms Sweet Hems,'
choir; finale, National Atrhetn. Miss Sni rten it to
be congratulated f sr the meson... in which she gave
the recitation allotted to her. Toe attro ianJe was
, not large, OWICIf 03 doubt ti the Liberal m
being hilt at. Puldletown the same evening. At tie
close of the meeting Mr. Hammett, president of the
T duud Ile Blue Ribbon Temperance Society, prop roe
a vete of thscke to the P. I,llet ..en friends who had
so kin Ily given their &amitotic •, ant espres lei a wish
tthhoatvolte"wuwocuatldrieilai:ii%'h PlclaTMliPtilsjoud.id d
earne
most pleasant and eoj Table evening was spent. 'foe
tu, eerie will h, devote it 'wards the Wealeyan Chap
ii
fitu tvation Find ant the lemperanci cause. Mr.
L.gge presided at the harmonium with his usual skill
and abilOy.