The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 18R3.

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"Curtain Leahy' " (Dr. Jerrold), " nlinbeirsb alter TO die Eciilor. TRaNerille.— Ibe Black Illar from Frederick Brows
the Bet. 1..4 Flo Pelt " ( tyt Pen), "Toe Mk" (R. A. Sir, - Y oir c Tres. pond odd of last week bare evidently
Pee).—Pert IL : "May Queen" (Teenyarso)."The Pride Fre Wick Br own.
caused ho ~ to at c 'nl'l..lloll in the camp of the Goo I 00m., copal.. hi.mday.—Before Mr. Serjeaut
of the Troop" ( lement Scott). "l he Wreck of the to Goons Kin:: Briot oda frmis Silvanus 1.1. Zoe/ay to
Zooids, a st •';iinb true. if one may ja ige by the letters
Hooper."
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'''''' vain" Prr' On read- stituted the chief' business ha
(Shakespeare). Between the fir t and secotid port ih. h t toy mi.. i .." in their hi .1 f n tjA Tindal-Atkinarn judge.
there woo an interval ten of minutes, during which time Tneforeendthi. tetue.a.lcao.ed. , con-
Hesperus" -go' ttelatise—k'r: -p.0.n.; h. err Order, but 'l.- 11- 'sit- see*—Mi'edm rewearie_tdraiire. Li Pl. ,nikto tic. 'alia.ttilntDioienkiwnas..%rionnserlooll tiholr
• collection was um Is. , t . rue to be a 'weedily j iatifitble protert against the
.. not more Ilan lialfean•holtr.—(n the cam of Greeoham
CAINTT PETTY 811391.101, Tueeloy.—Before (Ndonei ..,
Mane& (in the choir) and OC. rarrer, Hot, Arthur p .rt th.t. appeared ~,, jb., p.,,,,,,„„ea's „, paoton, which was sdj strned from the last Court,
(moe, tiley iipparendy rushed f.r pen awl ink, and
in +el, with all the contempt OffeCted 1) they are
1). Phillip. was charg d with cruelty to two ducks, at. anti which rd Zel to work executed at that s vim-
Tornareproldle, on June 30th I ..t, the propedi "1 mast.r. of, the pr.sluctlnns which you have honoured
Joseph Spicier, of Wool.—Mr. P. E. L IMI lee defends I. ' haolutely ..0 the se whore near the Sandia inks, Palk.
._ be ins et.. tg I w., Present "n the evening in qua' t 0,,,, his Honour now delivered judgment in regard
—George Bailey, of P sile, Marin:: beer, strwer elated " Son, A d frilly on tin re the ,000ertions of "One in the :dinar y reOiesci known anti aricrete house, which is
was et Turnempuddle ..n June 30th, 110 1 SIM riell.md. Back of the Audience "as to the childish way 1.. which
ant ill,reating the docket he we. otan ling on • b. i lips,
, i the, by I's .11, sionsou,,cal procramme was carried out.
hol carefully c mellere I the matter, and be f And they
and took tw . ducks h., their tuns sn I throw
_.,khein '2,„,41 , " A Member of ihe Lo lwe " rays it was no a i't.
ot , a. xit.o.h i
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ot 140 n. 4 t oak,: .n. lz iry.etinh the
if:l.p. e; ant ri
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trot at.,
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toe river. Both ducks sliPe,red to be oil". 11 ..r. I public meting. II 'wooer, anyone could enter. The
fall.—Henry Spicer, • .11 ..f .I.poph Spicer, elated he
Ppeak.rn w. • e wider the Mon, 'Mon thst it was public,
saw defendant lying Olt to: hank, to I hitting the gotkiimon made an application t . his Honour, in
ul.l not eicspe the etantit.. and
duck, with a •tick. list iok tbn dircka home, and one aol even "o.ie in the Fe.,nt °in hi. epistle admit. as behalf ..f a pore .11 named Chri.topher. who had. it was
.. c°,lite right. A 0013- Alit was therefionsee eßlielsreirr.—hwinsr.
much. If it we. MSS so, I should like to know when
said, porch meet the .iebts of a bankrupt named Philip.,
of them died abortly ofter.—Cmaseexamined by Mr. P.
E. Is Butig . : Ile only sae taro duck.% and defendant the lodge ilies hold • public meeting. "If the sp•aker who woe recently sentenced t, aix moot s' imprison.
who is said to hays oque.k.d the C.B.T.S. simply
wta lying on the bridge an-I beatiog tho duck* with a meat for ban-I. thst they ought be allowed to
ineant to expreas hi, prefere.me ler the more thor nih-
stick.— Ann SO° -r, mother ..f datt.hatned witnoss.
going pledge of total .t.-r.tineirm," I can only my that
stated her eon brought h on I two duck., one with a leg
bin utterances were very . inph•tic. One who is Sec:int:
broken and the other Injured. She went to the water ionii,n7i t,
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not used to his style of oratory would net, f'ud by thin" two mem As it oopeared th-re was
herself, and Arthur Phillip. was there. she accused him t.i.,.y
of hurting the duck.. lie a tid he did not care, and . itnazine that Le would rather owe " ,-sse - ber„, ;he Court Ili commotion with the
3 drunkard iu the totter than • member of the n'h
licstion. hi. Honoor told Mr. Atk neon he was nee
used very had I.ga-i.e.—The maziatratea severely
C. B.T. S. I do tot eoe iron, what words in the firet
cautioned the lad, but conaidered the C.l. was a letter it is inferred that the w. iter deapio II the work-
boyish action, anti ordered him m pay the value ,Ar
the &IA which died. viz., 3.. 6 1.. the coats being ing clairma It was not 4 meo jog of working men, and caiirrail:rt,Ljiveg.direitemnad.tikat_ih3aernu,.,:liltni...it bleilly.,h,rimistr.
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Al,lririze) and Mr. W. N. Wes:sm.—A labourer,
if it had been Wimborne worktog men are noted for
remitte.l.—G•orge Bishop we, charged with &lbw- f Pools, named Charles Welk, was brought up in
being rsther independent, ram' lv•ttt on using their own
lag a horse to stray at Imogt in, ..ri July 3rd.—Defencl-
judgment. They wont I not be forced into total
ant did not 'pp 'A,. —Th. .se was Pr''" II PC.
Pike. —Fine 1 2.. 61. and 5 . cords. —Alb el Vhite, abstinence by the combine I talents of the half-dozen !'
the property of W. Math, re, marine-store dealer, of
°erns:AL rt.kazr..erelrocwkit.hr, hwaavrir.:.4
veatolueleni
de qaubsortittys..of.
fauatitw who on that evening poured forth the pro-
the IHO-street. It would noun tha• about hall-past
of Swanage, woe charged with being drunk and die
ductiona of their heated brains, hut wou'd not depart ti.,",, ww ~,,,,,r.),,i m .rning P.C. Webster Saw the
orderly at Swan rite. • .11 July 7th.- -P.C. Greeustock with w „me,
•,1 the cc-, and ata•-.1 he saw defendant about __r . ". !day ..tur..f.aculties. he. p_retww_ed. •nd
droner come from within the railway gates, aad as
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proveo Sgt.
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inn p.m. near Purbeck House very drunk, and making
u.e.d very lal herniae. A y ging man n uno.l Burgess
c one by at tho time, awl defendant aoc .stxd him and
waute I to tiht. lie took him to his h me. and had
ion his. drunk two ,In three times sin ro.—Fine.l 124.
and St oats, or one m nith's imothtotiment.—
Thnuids ,t in the .y of Mrs. Randall, of
Ssadwte, was runmone I by P.C. E. Pike for not
n 4,4 a .161 pan on hi. wmgon.-I'.ll. Pike rail he was
on duty on the 13 h July, and sow defect tont in the
parish of Lizt4ton, coming ltown a hill with two
horsed and waggon loaded with stone. Toe off hind
wheel of the wag4on was I /cited, but with no shoe
miler it. A chain was up in the waggon with tart of
• oboe attached lie sake I defendant why he did not
nee it,and be told him it wds btyken. H•then to'el him
he about,' have to summons him, a• he had seen him
doing the YU. thing the day before.—Fined 21. and

may we never be made like unto Obin." For my
part. I sin so carneet an advocate as '' A ‘lember of
the bordos" can be of anything which has for its aim
the improvement of tho.e claws.
I have not the the time nor inclination ts give •
leseon gratuitously in English cornooeiti ,o. or I
woull endeavour to fled the meaning which, I have no
doubt, lie,. onewhere obecured by tue vol eye of ...hues
contained in the rambling sentenoes and queer seirde
of ina,er It conclusion, wdl you pirusit
we to give my private opinion on the mods vexed
question of total abstinence. I believe tbst nature
at times require* a stimulant, an I that a glass of good
beer &Horde this in as go el a form as anything. Of
course there is traeh sold, and there are rascally
pul.licatis; hut the same i, tru of any article and lie
venders. For a good price a goo I article ran be
obtained. To include all who engage in this particular
nmn,tl in-- it W4lll

.e wterl in a ettapicioua manner the wha
he ha I gnu.. pearch...l mbar it, the result 'An{ that he
diacovered th articlee in queitiou cucealed in a
co, nor. 'rhe often hi I him-ed, and come time after
the pri.ouer return.ad a I. taking pow...alien of the
good+, plrced bin..n a trudc, and erne about to wheel
them away when Wel,4r arrested him. His at-
tempted explanation w o; that he hal been collecting
them at Parkdone. Hu war, however, taken to the
atatiou, aud P.C. Id .Vi Horne WAS omit to invsatigate
the matter, and he trac.l the foltprinto ..f the prisoner
through a couple A garden* to an outhouse at the
back of the proaecutor's premiwie, and it was found
that an outhouee had been brogan into, and the
property abstraYa I. There WAS also a second
charge agalnat the ;mid .ner, which wal proved
in a somewhat aingular manner. On the
!florid .g in qusadon Mr. Burden, grocer,

4. ;4411—. "A seven days' iiiiprisonment.--Thomaa
Game. of Wareham. was charged with allowing neon
cows to stray on the highway, in the parish of Holy
Trinity, Wareham—BC. Joseph Pearce proved the
case, and stated that on Sunday, July 13th, at 8 a.m.,
he was on duty between Stub Tough and Wareham,
and saw seven cows, the property of defendant, stray-
ing on the highway. They were there fully three-
quarters of an hour. He then went to defendant's
boom, but he was n t in. The housekeeper at once
sent a by and drove them away.—Fined 3s. 6.1. and
st. colts—Charles Selby vs.@ aced Is. 6d. and ss.
coats for allowing two cows and one heifer to stray
at Steeple.—The ,me was proved by P.C. Purchase.

trade. under one sweeping oon auitiati .13. as --
on the evening in onestion, is contrary to all the laws
of oommon•sense, eserisnce, and charity. —I am, sir,
An ADVOCATII Or TRYPERANCE (Proporly so-called).

hwl m7seed from' a cut a pa. tent opri"ng b;lanoe.
rbe chain and pl.te tad been taken off and thrown
into an•ither .:art, but the b dance WWI gone. While
prisoner was in the lock-up his mother-in-law brought
him a change of clothes, and on its being examleed by
Nook's, the miesh g balsnoe ma found Lo •
pocket .1 tha c • •t and the prisoner claimed it as his.
A Ulm named l) .y, hoevor. ear,,re to its being his
master's pr p rty, I th, prii,,,er was committed for
trial on both charges.

MI CUSTOMS.
The MAYOR said as this was the first meeting they
had had sinoe the deputation west to London regard-
ing the queeti m of the Custom., he would take the
opportunity of telling them that they were introduced
by Mr. Guest to Mr. Ootutoey, and Mr. Player also
attended. They laid their came before him, and he
smeared them the change wee merely administrative,
and he also pfomieed them that not hiog should be dens
to injure the trade of the town in any way, and if
inconvenient* should brier, it ehould be remedied.
They could not go further and pint out any special
grievance, mu with that assurance they left as well
satiated as thy could bounder the circumstances
Mr. DUOlOaLlt added there was one p iint they
gained, which was relative to the delay that might
arise from merchants having to give 24 hours' nitice.
They drew attention to that, and he assured them dis-
tinctly, is reply. that the Inept-More, who would re-
place the present Collector w.mid have eiptally full
I poorrro, and the nirrnhanta of Poole w,u1.1 not be
! allowed t suffer in any particular through the change
in the admit' stria .n.
Mr. CoN IN KT pro,wed, and Mr. Mays seconded. a
vote ,A thanks t. the Mayor and other members of
the deputation for the trouble they had taken in the
; matter.