The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17 00:00:00

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CIODITT Prrrr Seastoki, Thunday.—Bef ore H.
Mooro, —Thomas Bond, who did not appear,
was ficied 10.. and 9.. roes for being drunk at Oran-
borne io November, 188 L P.C. Thomas Johnson
proved the °sec and P.O. Shepbani, of lilderhult,
proved the Petting of the suminono.--C•roline
Wilkins, of Mierhlegton, in the pariah of Sixpenny
Handley, was summoned for de all ng sad damaging
a fence, the property of Mr. Hamby, of the same
place, on the 22ad ulthno.—Defendant's Is her age.
on behalf of hje daugtitra,_aad admitted the
Erir. d
—P.C. Long, suitioned E Handley, stated be
bed received oomplainte from Mr. klumby of his
Nome being damoded.—Mx. Metro oonaidered it was a
bed case, sad fined &leaden& 2s. 6J., 6d. damages,
sod 9.. meta, at the same time reminding Wilkins
that abe was to be careful not to allow it to occur
again, or she would be dealt with more severely.—
Jesse Iklward Wacka was surrunmed for keeping a
dog without • license at Six nay iiandley, on the
Ste nitiino.—P.O. Long stated he saw the dog on the
day named, and on emend eccesious since. lie Eked
defendant if he had • license for the dog on the 29th
ult. Defendant said he bad not, and thought to have
gut till thti next day to Winibortie Petty Sessions,
which was granted; and Charles iloodall and Elias
Jane Green were boned over in the eum of £lO sack to
appear seat day at Wlmborne to prosecute.

BOROUGH POWS, Saturday. —Before Dr. Ray and
Mr. T. Edmands.—Charlott• and Elisabeth liandord
whose ages were stated to be 13 and 8 years respec-
tively, were charged, at the complaint of P.C.
Andrew., with bagging within the borough on OA
previous. The mitten°. of the constable proved that
the primmer. west to the home of • Mr. Marsh, of
North AlHuston, and salted for food, oosnpialning that
the father WY suffering from bad lege, and unabl to
work for them. Thy remised bread from the home
of Mrs. Ooppoak. There we • general complaint
about them chlkken, who, it is mipposed, were Dent
round by the mother. Prisonen, together with their
brothers and sisters, were in the habli, of begging about
the town under feigned names, and of ten received
quantities of f.,od and smell amounts of mob. The
Balch ordered the prisoners to be sent to the Poole
industrial School for girls, Charlotte to remain until
18 yean of age, and Kaabeth to be kept there for five
years.
TRU? AT TRZ Rieoroay.—The bon. members of the
bellringing guild together with the senior choristers
of the parish March of St- Mary, had their annual
rapper at the rectory on Thursday evening, the rector,
Rev. E. J. L B. Haul° we, presidhg. Mr. IL N.
Cos was in the vice-chair.

Cam Borega.—With th• Venerable and Rev.
Pawn Broadley in the chair, the senior members of
the choir of St. Andrew's Church of Bans, enjoyed •
pleasurable evening on Thursday Wit at the vicarsg•
At 8 p.m. • splendid supper was laid and heartify
enkiyed by • large number of guest.. The Rev. F. J.
Uhrietanas omupied the chair. The heaths of the
vicar and ninety were drunk, and severel excellent
songs were rendered by the ohoristers, amongst whom
were Mr. T. Thorne, chuir-leader and organist, Mr. G.
Thome, Mr. F. W. Mellott, kc., kn.