The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14 00:00:00

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of werm bed to come to a eeld police cell. He was
fined El, and in default committed for a month's hard
labmr. The wife of this prisoner was charged with
being an accomplice in the robbery, but she was dis-
missed without any evidence being taken against her.
TOESDAT.—Before the Mayor and It. Cotterell. Esq.
STEALING Berrom—Thomaa Downey, a boy 13 years
of age, was charged with stealing a quantity of bones,
valued at 6d.—Mr. Yearsley said he kept a shop near
the railway station, and prisoner hat been in his
employ. He had a quantity of bones in his stable, and
in consequenci of information which be received he
discovered that they hail b en stolen.—A man named
Jolliffe proved seeing prisoner come into the stable, and
he then told him the bones were his, and that he was
going to sell them.—Andrew Delmae proved that he
bought the bone, of prisoner for lid. who told ham
they were his property.—Prisoner pleaded equity, and
wished the case to bc disposed ef by the Bench.—lt
was stated that be had been convicted several times,
and had been flogged Ones. The young °Under was
sentenced to one mouth's impriemment, and at the ex-
piration of that term to be sent to a Reformat.) y for
five years.
Louise Lambert and Bridget Roche were eharged
with stealing • piece of cooked meat, valued at 61., the
property of Maria Mantling of Goveroor'sdane.—A
witness named Porter maid she was in the habit of
',whiting Mrs. Maiming In her shop. On Thunielay
night last Roche came there and asked for a 21b. loaf.
Whilst she was in the shop Lambert also came and
asked for some candles. Whilst witness was getting
them she saw Lambert take a portion of a pig's head
from the counter and leave the shop. She believed
that produced was the same, she *Aced Roche if she
knew Lambert, when she replied that she did not.
P.C. Moliehon proved apprehending prisoners together
In High-street, and upon Lanibert he found the meat
produced under her cloak. On coming to the station
Lambert said Rothe was as bad as her.—Sergeant Brine
said Roche was liberated on Thursday night when she
was brought to the station, but on Friday she was ap-
prehended again on the charge of being an accomplice
in the robbery. She then stated that after leaving
prosecutrix's shop she took part of the stolen meat.—
Prigovere commuted to have the obarge disposed of by
the maglatrates, and pleaded guilty. Each primner
was committed for two months' hard labour for this
offence, but another one being proved against Lambert
she was sentenced to undergo imprisonment for a month
at the expiration of the first sentence.
MORI JUVENILE DELINQUENTS. —Three boys, named
Brett, Orchard, and Talbot, were brought up
on remand, charged with stealing three knives and
a purse, the property of Mrs. Tomlinson, fancy
warehouse depilt, St. Andrewagnare. Proseoutrix
observed several boys playing opposite her shop
on Saturday afternoon, and she desired them to
go away for fear they should break her windowa.
She was afterwards informed that they had been in her
shop, and as she had previously missed artieles from
it, she gave information to the police, and on further
^examination discovered the loss of the &elision above
mentioned. Two boys were called in support of the
charge, but both of them being ignorant of the nature
of an oath they were not sworn, but they stated to the
Bench what they knew. It appeared that Talbot
incited Brett and Orchard to commit the theft whilst
he watched outside, and he himself admitted that he
received one of the knives, but said he did not know
what the boys went into the shop for until he received
the knife. Owing to the tender age of Brett and
Orchard they were dimharred, and the Bench con-
sidering the evidence against Talbot incomplete, he was
also dismissed with a caution.
TUE WAR IN AMERICA formed the subject of •
lettere delivered at the Hope Chapel on Monday even-
ing, by the Rev. J. Hughes, • person of colour. The
lecturer hal been a slave for 43 years in the state of
Maryland. In the course of his lecture he gave an
interesting account of the method of cotton growing,
and detailed some of the horrors and miscues of the
alive trade. The chair was taken by the Rev. J.
Lewis, and the attendance was very ntimerowi, all of
whom appeared to listen to the re*. gentleman's remarks
with the greatest attention.
Comesae.—A very fashionable company assembled
at the Asserobly Room of the Royal Hotel on Monday
evening to hear the talented musical artistes engaged by
Mr. Gubbhis, comprising Mdlle. Titiens,
Dormant, Mdlle. Enequist, Signor Bosai, Mena Joulain,
Signor Piatti, and Signor ltevignani: It is almost
needless to state that the abilities of the performers
fully realised the expectations of the audience, but we
lomat refrain from siting a critique of the concert on
"mount of the usual courtesy not being offered to the
preea.
FORESTERS' CONCERT.—In about a fortnight's time, a
poncert will be given in connection with Court 3152,
rum° of Feathers, at the epacions Assembly Room of
the Burden Hotel. An attractive programme will be
provided, and the leading amateur talent of the town
will take part in the concert.
The RIFLE CEI ALLEN It TROPHY. —This trophy
which has been presented to the town to be shot for by
the sth will be supplied by Mr. Vincent,
jeweller, of St. Mary's-street. It consists of a cup of
most chaste design, and is about the earns size as the
challenge cup of the Royal Regatta, given some years
ago hy the late Sir William Freestun. On the lid will
be the figure of a rifleman kneeling in the act of capping.
The cost of the cop is 50 guineas, and will form a price
well worthy of competition.
CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATION& —ln the elan
lists published of the December examinations, we
observe with pleasure the name of F. W. Garston, who
has passed as a senior in two modern languages with
honors—first in French, and first in Gorman. This
gentlemen is the only successful senior candidate daring
the year from this county, and was prepared by his
' father in all the grades of the examination.
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