The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-25 00:00:00

DOZOZZSTIA.

Dower IlarnA.—The recruits eisseebhe here es
Mane U, for elz wield kasha., astl„at the class of
that time the regletost will muster bon is farm.

Tex Caw 001111TABIS of Dom*, fatptein
Ism VITT kindly prooontod a volume of rhoVlora
Boa, to the (booty Haepital, for the nile of the
patients.

Coma —MIII. Bingham's beater in aid of
the Coffee Tavern. will be keH on the tind and 23rd
of April, and that avotributione in work or fancy
articles will be thankfully received by lira Wawa
Bingham.

Ti. Muss AID Yawn. —The Tows Ooonail had
a oonusittee roserisig as Wedseeday, sad resolved to
oiler the tolls sad doss arising from the fake sod
markets. The
week. advertisement appears the islop...vas
or this

A D•auwa.-111t• Acme " Haas. Swills, &WS
know you west in for akathatia' 13&116 (wbo
lb. Jowl
bad • rWg, detandendly :—" W• 11, Ws •IM
time I've ban lo sod Fl! good own Ws the

AID MI TOOg IT Lai • 'AIa.—TIM( Pro-
prietor et liteetsonutt 00 Old Ouetermer) Yee,
awful bore, doe% you lotow, the governor bele( away
this etternooo. I was rim out In the saddle.'
014 Onstomer :—" Saddle o' mutton, at come r

" GOING TO TIT 223 0/701113 fisoos."—" No, ll*
outside wigs r. Lady :—" Going to dm blacksmith,
John?' Jahn (whose temp is sound by tie frost)
—" Weil, Kiss, I sos ' rd better take le
to tbs toy shop sad get lin pair of skates, boar—
Pun.

ligroin= to DAMMED, oowsigrass, asp MILL-
-5113.11114. —The county megatrates have &doled** span
rogation in eseh division of lb. county to =Me Me
glauirfote of the Local Authority respeetlai the
and Mllkshops Order to be cos-
rwtheedilown Conseil of Dorobester.ror the
irrn Clerk, Mr. O. Symonds, have Wad a nodal In
the Moreno, that dafrymen, cow-kgropers, and
purveyors of milk, must nester at the Town Clerk's
oak% within six weeks from the Nth Inst.
Bourns' ooutt " Paroests."—The half-wanly
Wane* sheet of this shows the
members' contributions frielythowaayear e
DecombarZ 1378. were 2173 26., and th:doh
allowances were 125., the total worth of the
fund ha Meg-weed in the half-year from
RAU 14s. 4d. to £968 Ba. if. The maoagomcat fund
has outlaid £5B Oa. 341., but the oontrlhutions bare
bees £49 Os. 10d., and the total worth of the toad has
diminishod from Rai 3s. Md. to £6 12.. Md. Tile
besevolent fund has 'Dogwood from £36 34. if. to
£892.. Bd. Tbo abstract shows the court funds to be
thus invested g—Ooneolgo. RAW 19e. 6d. ; in Dorchester
Savings' Bank, £523 ; balms* with tressuw,
£l9 64. 01d.—total, 21,0031 k 60., being an lacrosse
of £l4O Is, lid. on the year. The number al iroanciel
members is 315, and of members in tho South. Madsen
District 13409, while the saiatini of district fends Is
£12,707. Tb. flowishing state of this oklosteblidosd
Court reflect. muck credit on the hard-working and
secretary and amistant-escreas7, Brothers
Nobbe and George Mlles.
ODDYILLOWIZIT.—The be/sico sheet of the "LE.I
1 Hand-in hand" Lodge of Oddlellows (o/ which
C. T. Old is the painstaking and endow secretary),
for the year siding Doossabor last, has just bees
puboished, sad is of an eminently satisfactory
chariots,, showing that time were at th• 0001=6000.
most of the yew 907 months's on the books, after
dedoWDLI2 who bad loft by non-payment, and two
deaths. Twenty mambos had been initiated during
th• year, this being • satisfactory increase. The
funds of the lodge are in an squally flourishing con-
dition, the capital account showing a total of
EL'S Is. 3d., made up of the following items :—Losa
to McMaster Town Crown, £800; interest on hail.
bade, £2l
in Savings Bonk, /404 Ba. id; In Treasurer's
£21175. Thecam of EOM Us. lid. has
rouThabureed in sick pay to weroben, and MO on
amount of two deaths. Mire are 10 honorary mom
berm of tho lodge, whom joint subeariptions soma to
£8 1..

&NOM. Ayrunt&zcu Omma.—Reatnei Brans was
summoned for not tending his child Charles to =hoot,
on January 17.—Mr. T. A. Pearce, the attendance
Aker, appeared, and said the bey, under twelve,
attended school in January only 13 msu. Adjourn=
for two months, in order to give no opportunity for:the
boy to be sent to achool.—Garpe Willi was similarly
charged.—The wife stated ilisebeth's shoes wen very
bed ; Mr. Paw= maid the child did not attend at al
lost month, and only ten times In Deoember.—The
Mayor said ways and mem could be found for
viding pro-
the child with boots, and adjourned the
munmona, the woman to sand ler child to
school.—lftar.la ordering
appeared for her husband,
William,* charged with • similar default, and she
said her boy had a very bad too, and she put a lines=
gusj poultios on it, for she could not afford to hire •
doctor, and they were obliged to doctor it themselves.
—Mr. Symonds : Perhaps you'll do more harm than
good.—Adjourned till May.

IA °Alan te Mat-eraeirr.--On at
-Sarotlgh Petty Seelions, before the Monday
Pope), Mr. R. Davis, and Mr. G. J. G. tlrsgory.
Wsilian Thomas ilaidesa an artilleryman, was sum-
mooed for an &Iseult on Thomas Franklin, on
February 14, between eight and nine in the evening.
Plaintiff was in the bar of the Swan Inn, white be
='sheard • noise hi the kitchen, found prisoner
' others there, and on his asking what was the
matter, • men mnewered—" Only • pig in • stye." His
jacket was unbuttoned. About throe quarters of an
hoar attar two women were parceling, waters went
in and put one out, and • man who was with papaw
struck hint, and "'Mower& prisoner struck him, they
nut him out, and he bung the door open, came in
again, stripped, and dernanded—" Where is the
landlord?" and threatened to do for him. On this
plaintiff sent for the polies, who took op the two
women, and at that time prisoner lifted up • Wick and
threshed to beat his brains out if he said he
(misuser) burst the door In.—Prisoner was more teeth
than drunk —Humphrey Bull was called by Thome
Franklin's wife for help to go out in the passage, and
was knocked down in the pame. by the soklier,_ who
came out of the kitchen Witness did not
nee the soldier strike Franklin.—Williain Davis was
also called to help get the people out of tha
=atwhoa the soldier struck Wm as he was taylag
o ihim (Beddow out. Prisoner was turned out ;
three of them, Beddow, buret tie doro=
and owns in spin. had stem*
Wars the latter went for the police, and was pet out
three times altogether; he had • stick In his hand,
and threatened he'd do for the "governor* (the land-
lord) if be could get at him—P.o. Stow, about
twenty Illiatalle eight found • crowd of people at the
Swan, and two girls kitting, rolling in the mud.
Franklin pointed out Seddoes as the soldier who
amaulted him, and broke in the boor. He was not
doing or sayiag anything to them, though he had • ,
stick or whip, and appeared to be looking oa
wither took the two girls, when followed
him to the polies station. The landlord
defendant with •••••fflng him ; but he made no rep
A " IPo:din/ion elms" was Ogg on at the due.
Prisoner wee takes into custody, and on his way to
the lock-up, said be should swam= the landlord. In
defence Beddoes said that, when hewn, having • drop
of beer at the Swan, be heard • sou** In the
went them and was pushed and the man 17`taeri
his flannel shirt from him. Prisoner osenplsised of
the injury he had received, and denied bursting open
Lb. door.—The Mayor said there had been • diegnao•-
ful row, and it was a pity to me in it so prominently
• man with Her Majesty's uniform. The landlord
had acted discreetly in sending for the police; bag in
future he should not allow questionable characters to
drink at his inn.--Oses dismissed.

Air muncie CAM —On Monday, before the borough
magistrates. &rah Jam V. Jain Oda was
an affillatkin owe, is which Mr. Wafts appeared for
Gillingbans, who is employed sad Mr.
at
5b".1411
Howard for Cats, • Midi sad W ZIL—Th.ON
gid is only between 17 ands.%
jamed des& and dada-
, dam weed a users boy. lived within • few
I hors of wei other In Grim and, according
to the girl's simemsat, they were swesibeada, Sid
making twitter ovi the woad Sunday In April,th e wat to as. ler uncle d and whoa
Oaks
moompsaled lac mired He garmeimlea walk with
bar, and afterwards was bet ••e.ayoung tomic"
until the Sunday Wore WbAk4hasier on deleadanes woldeleg her lessisess tiff ammo
Itlasa sad "ft woo 111011•101 mill November
followire. Whom the result was head out delashat
we& Nal sarme abod if_y do /
shall lead the life of • dog whit ea
my y" premised
be would bop the child, and weld do w,hat he pro-
mised to before—to marry br. He elm waled the
girl seat away, but bar fnébar NM be mold not • ford
to do that unless he (Oaks) bid for it, and Oahe
preachedto do kis best, also to 0 4:e her massy. In
tles of the eammar he in answer to her,
that he woulda't bop the baby he was forced.—
By Mr. Howard ; She had base In Oaks's bass
dames of times, and tuba is. there oft..;
bat Oaks had not taken any mesh is her
home. On the Sunday before Wblt-Suday, lb.
west to dwelt, and wham she came out, "at course
they west for a walk together, and about hall-emils
out on the Oharminster road, they were Intimate or
the road itself. Oaks came Into fier father's to have
, his bode speeded; bat he was ad latrodaaed is bar
paw ream Ile had never gives her nsamey, but the
bed waited twelvemonth to ass if he would do
be promiesd.—The corroborate. appearedto .c,a:
of an admission to the midis hair -respectimg as
weades he Aim; bat defendant Shaegly hided
anyother 'edemas, and as dreagly diammed the ,
magisketee mode ma ads of b. bj.
a mak and oda