The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05 00:00:00

TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1870.

BLANDPORD.

STEWING SERVICE'S AT TU Clll7loH.—On Sunday
6°1106440ne in aid of the additional expense ceased
by the third (evening gervicq in Blandiont Church
were made after sermons preach. d by the
Nelsen ,ftry Farquhareon, Rev. 8. ifo,gan, and tbe Be,.
al, R. (lora. am,me•los to nearly £l6.
VoLOFT'S. BUTZ= ACHIDIXT FUND 800grr--
in the r.po.t. for Pabil we Rod moong the grants made
Ell to Corpora Crown... Bth Dorset RV., who had •
Roger crashed while doing duty at the targets. The
ben«fit. of the society con be °Weisel by the payment
al one shilliag aaattally.
Tile MAIKAINti or THE CAME' OF lett•lL. —On
Wednesday evening the E.,. G. ItAgen, of Stab/ids*,
delivered in the Independent Chapel, Blandford„ his
promised lecture on the above subject, and, as on for
mer occasions excited considerable interest. At the
closes a colketion was made on behalf of a new chapel
at Btalbtidge.
OK Tuesday reig•botee belonging to Er. Godwin,
of Durws.to.., witiob had been left unattended outside
Ur. Brown's shop, in Feat-street, from some MUNI
eaddenly started off at a furious rate towards the Rail-
way Anima On its way it passed kr. ()oldie's photon,
drivoi by the. Goldie, and mused her horse to start off
St
fell gallop. Efforts were made by Mr. Williamson
Daniell (Mayor of Blandfordj to Mop the progress of the
firt horse, but without success, and it proceeded under
the Railway Arches, up Memory Court-street, till tee
vehicle got jammed near a lamp-post, and wog over.
turned. Fortunately the horse driven by Mrs. Collie
w.e stopped at the bottom of the town, or in all pro.
habilty • very serious eminent would have occurred.
We are glad to say that beyond a few slight cuts, Mr.
Godwiu's horse wee not injured, and the carriage only
had the lamp-iron broken. The escape of children in
the street was almost miraculous.
Farrelastslicsrit.—Dnring the winter months the
linen-drapers of the town have for the peat two years
closed their est.blishments at 7 p.m.. with the view of
affrding those in their employ time for sell-improve'
merit and recreation. On a former occasion • short
account of a retries of entertainments participated in by
the young people engaged in Messrs. Bennett and
Bird's establishment was given in this paper, with the
view of inducing other employm to adopts similar plan
for the benefit of three el:anat.:4 for a time to their
charge. The plea adopted has been to set apart one
evening in the week for readings, recitations, singing
and mune, to prepare for which • coasiderable propor-
tion of the allotted spare time must be devoted, if we
take into consideration the ease and quiet getf.pomemion
shown by those baking part in tfis programme. The
eoncluding entertainment for the season teak place on
Tuesday evening, when in addition to tie employees of
the establishment several friends were invited to attend,
•nd between two and three hours were most agreeably
spent, the fair portion of the eompeny being for the
most part busily =raged in tansy needlework. The
following programme was exceedingly well carried out
Pianoforte Selection .........Gnilliams Tell
Reading ... Legend of Netley Abbey:
Resding The Convert Ship'
Duett ... Will you come to my bower
...Nicholas Niekleby,

gongltherife's a good old erastura.
of James I. of Sootland.
Recitation

Pi.Od art; Due

.. Richard 11., Act 4, Somas 1.
The harp that once in Tara's Hells.
•-• ..• Mari, QUMIO of Soots.
... Gipsy Conotess.
A s'ailor's apology for bowlegs.
Storm's March Galop.
. .John, Morris, and Phillis.
Barnet's Dorset Poems.

floonA.
Pianoforte Duets
Dnett
Reading...

Song.
Glee.

...While, the soft evening breezes blow.
National Anthem.

Both partners hit;i-i-iSk-eiT en inline part in the enter-
liniments, and thus practically show their desire to
make those in there employ as happy and cheerful as
possible. At the closet very oordial vote of think, was
accorded to theta, in acknowledging which Mr.
Bird mid that during the six months they, had
enjoyed 23 aura evening; 203 readings had been
given 184 songs and duet* and seven glow Be
exoressed a hope that they might be able to resume the
entertainments sett autumn, and vary warmly thanked
those friends who had masted in contributing to the
moons of their meetings, soneluding with • special
vote of thanks to Miss Sallies for presiding at the
pianoforte.
Bosouos hums, Tuesday. —Moro the Mayor sad
Spence Abbott, Eaq.
Jun. Mosesx, licensed hawker, rending at the New Ino
Bliandlord, was brought up in melody or Superintendent Moore,
of the borough police, charged with being drunk and sienna. on
Monday med., me piesd.dguilty mid woe fined , including
met.; in default one monthb imprisonment
llTogkitteTgl PoITT tiessioss, Monday. Magic.
trite. present: Captain Hanham, R.N., Rev. 11. Bower, and
IL S. Rower, J. Humpy, Fen., and Carr Glyn, Esq.
liINAT CLUITIF, CNAILLIN ETS•II, and Rogan Spinint. of
Sturminstar, wens enrerally charged with being drunk at Slur-
minder, on the blb MM. Ths case was proved by Superb.
tendent Lavender. Orsiett waa fined ba and be. 6d. .e.;
gyera 59. and tis. colts, and Spencer, 5. and 7s. carts.
JANI °ALM, Of SIIMMINIIIOII/1. WAN summoned by fispennten-
dont Lavender on • Charge Of having two undamixd ymirbla,
wu fined M. end 7.. COMA.
TIIONA, OILMAID, AVM Dt7llt7T. and TBONA/ DAVIN'S, a
Inelbeidge, wen amorally charged on the information of Jobs
Blake with brow. in search of game on lands in the ocenpation
of Mr. Creed at Stalbrialge, and were lined es. each.
Snotty and MART SINNIT, Of Child Mallard, were
charged with aseaulting Eliza Roberta on the 12-h instant.
The evidence was that the first named delendenl, tutu, boy,
threw • stone at complainant and cut her head open. His
mother, scary Short, encouraged has in the udessoe. Fined in,
and se. cost. each.
, Joust Jamie, of Stalbridge, wan summoned by Superintendent
Lavender tore breach of the ilghway Act, In allowing cattle
I to .tray on the Sith inst., and was fined 6d. costa remitted.
I itl.oll WARREN, nf Todher, was fined 1.. and costs lic for riding
without reins.
THONAI MAIDNIST, of Stalbridge. was summoned by Mr.
Widow Imam, of Blandlord, on • charge of permitting a
nuisaikee 00W.prendsea, at PIMPS tkuunom , by not having
proper accommodation for his Womb. Brown, Newell, Rabbit', Totem and Tepper. Order for ebisement granted.
Rogulty goes, termer. of Olieford Fitepaine, was summoned
for mmulting Thome Elkins, ostler at the White Hart lumen
the Mb February. The evidence was to the aka thanes'
remained ar, the public-bona for between two and three ha"
the ostler waiting for him outside with his bona On
' out of the inn, Ihe miler demanded payment, but inseaccrell
complying with hie rINIONIM, ROM knocked him down. Orem
plainent noted this be was eIM suffering from the Mows
.--
Mr Atkinson for the delbodent and that the horse wee
lmaimseilmal, sod that the ostler Maned to MC gps
&Misdeal, having hi, money mixed in his pocket tog Min bi
could pay another hme. -Tined Lb Including *We.

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PETTY Sgsgloss, ThelledaY.—Befera
(Alderman Rogers), and p. Liter, J. Lankaiter. ,
Adey, Emirs
c.hiaChdrgaiswison*Stihmeaund;thltinrtsbutsh..agiaiv,rredemmuud' ''filmnuck
beck acmes the quay from a s aged to Mears. It
Cm'. yard, when out fifty bet • sad
singing a song. They also jeered eismnenfin'elt.dealied ,
Alter which be had several blow. scrum the back at •••••
with a whip- After receiving a gratt deal of this tram, :
caught the younger defendWi ask! threw hint ,•'•••
which the whole of the bop threw at tam at hint, eith
which he was struck. The defendants' were the natl. • •
She gang. Your whammed ...re eslled I" eorrote.m. •'• •
planet's Matemeet, vat, his two (ethos •wortreen.
Waterman and Mr. Chirles Edmonds, reerchant,.
feodants called two witnesses, but Us IT evide, a ,
materially affect the main features of the , .
delivering the decision of the Bench, mid the tweet., a 7; •
ing stones must be put a Mop to, as well as the
Itlastes of boys. By the hie-laws the ins,
empowered to inflict • fine of UM, for each
should In the preeet:t cam One defendants los sack
default fourteen days imprisoament. sod if Owl' were
up again on a like theme they would be eent I..ism
the option of paying • fine. sak
Nary frali•ms, a Lavelle'', WSk charged with ',tea Inc
of the value of Be ed., from the shop of 11r. /anes.
High-street The prisoner wan seen iodizing , •
the shop, and aroused suapicion by her condur , an,'
being afterwards mimed information was given t,, the
who went In smirch of the prisoner, and too,' her a
Clements pubile-bouee, and after making weieh tbe
coat was found concealed between the bed and lb.matr.ena
whht her husband was lying • The OVPICIIM •
former occasion being tam read i.var, the
„suety, and oked for mummery umtirtion. She waa
to one month's lard labour.