The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-25 00:00:00

11111DPORT.

THa POst OrrlCA—An esoellent and convenient
arrm.gement has jut been massed into with regard
to the supply of ramps and post cords. Formerly
many pe vie had to go • lung distance for their
supplies .4 stomps, A..., the Post- Atm Win.: •
coo eiersable way fr on many of the iott .bit tots.
Four (free) fiesta.s beye joet been grate ad for the
supply of stamps sod post-ca do to Mr. BA. r.
tuth-•treat, Mr. Plowmau, We-t Alaugt..ll, Mr.
Cies!, North Aliugto , so I Mr. Ltaper, B
street. Ihis arrangewoot will be hailed art a boon by
all who are 1.14 I ft an the Vet.. Sol.
BOautillt PETTY SZtaIIINII. Turs lay.—Befors the
Itlay.a (Mr. J. Somal), Dr. Hay. mid Mr. H.
Flowed, George iticilardo, of W. ,t Allitigtoo, net-
braider, Was charged with being drunk and disorderly
on toe Igo tnot.—Pronitaar .n ~ having
beem ao .•icted many tames previously, ism now
senten-eril to 14 days hord isb or —Townes
(r& ck, eng nor, in the einpl ,y of Nlt. T. tte.)ear,
of We......reet, pleaded gull y to awing hunk on
dieordetly •••• toe premiers ..f toe Wise I.i st W ..t.
sue t. - rineol 10a WA costs. —lttch•td ii tweet,
meaner, Baldpate ilartedor, vim -utu aned f .r using
obscene aid filthy 1u5g0.... iii liar .ak-s reel on the
molds, Su .d .y nieht. Defeodaut sPwer.
ono it we- Met-. 1 that he had that roaming gone out
with his Fir,alc said be saw defen lane in
Baia. k-treet wttls a large crow 1 woad hian—Fined
lie. and fla. 61., in default 14 Jaye.
FATAL F•Li. /NOM • HOVAL —A sad and fetal
mck;sai occurred to one of the groom. employed by
,y, r. Utiodry, Erck, J.P.. of toe klytte, Bridpart
and try,fio,, Court. Horcheeter, on Monday evening
about fi,.,;nclock. A groom, James Hopkins, shoot
29 year.of agr, t VIC One of his ma•ter's horses from
Brigport during the %harp°,n t, rite It to lydliad.
He proceeded by w.y kliaelool• and L Mar% When
new toe lirsay ot Union he was either thrown or fell
off the back of the animal, but mounted again, and
on proceeding, • similar mishap occurred near tie
railway italics. Arrivieg at L Mere be spike to •
Mrs. Hite. Mr. Curti., • miller, of Lgiors, soon
after lamella horse rioerisea, stopped tt, and went back
on toe r .ad, where he fun t itopkine ineensala fr au
• fearful cut in the bead. His hands were also injured.
He wee at once takes t . a ii .u-ei at hand, ant Dr.
Evans. t.l With, at. promptly arrive I. It w.e at I
seen that there was .1 Of rd. Very, of the or
y fellow expired early ou 'fore lay in truing with-
out baring rearvered a tuscntumees. At sorriest was
bold at the Crown Is on %Voluesday as waxing, before
C. G. Neat's, E-q., when • verdict according to the
evideoce woe rsturoed.
LARCeni IT A BoT.—At the County Police-court,
on Tuesday, before Mr. J. M. P. hl.ottearti and Mr.
W. tiounseli, John Limhey, • lad about nine years of
ago. whose perente lire at Brodpale, wee chin god in
custody with stealing a pair of missors, • oin-cushioo,
and 16 edam, value 2.., toe prope.ty o• Jsmes C oh,
nurseryman, Brslpole. on toe 14-.11 Decembsr—Mr.
C. G. Nantes delooded —Prosecutor seitl he had Let
the article: they wore kept in a small bog on • dream
ing-t .ble in his cuildreo's be iroom. They were missed
on Sunday morning last. He 10-t 16 comae, and ths
colas produoed were some of thee be had lost. The
'Moonier ha I been in the habit of playing with his
children.- Eltasbeth Cook, wife of prow:muter. proved '
the articles produced belonged to her children.—
llefendsne's mother brought the pin-cushion back to
bar ; ouly • portion of the coins were pro luoed. When
she salted the by fir the scissors he sell he bad given
them to his mother, ad when the mother was asked
for them she said she had not seen tlism.—Ertime
L otg, • lad of Bradpole, said he saw pr.sonor
with the coins, mil gave him one of them, 'eying it
belonged to hie eistar. The chitdren were t .gstaer
playing with the coins. —Ge age Johnson, son if the
echoolmaffiter, Brsdpole, sail that shout fortuight ego
prisoner tirought him five solos; he leaked at them,
and handed them back to him *gale, when prisoner
esi I he didn't want them. &Oa should either lose them
or throw them away. Wiener then t.ok them. Tbe
police WWI for them subsequent y, end he gave them
up to him. He had 110•1 • little girl of Cook's play-
ing with some Custerd (Fradp de) stated
that the mother of prisoner told him she had carried
back the pinatushion. He charged prisoner with steal-
th', when he said he picked up the pin-cushion.—The
Magistrates were of opinion that there was no felonious
Intent on the part of the lad, and ordered his discharge
from custody.