The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18 00:00:00

DOZOK Narita.

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Ma BANKS (Kingston Lacy), Mr. G. Churchill
(41drobolt), .ad Mr. J. B.tten (Upoerse) weft on
Wedmore, Dominated m eligible to •erve r High
fawn, for this c nutty for the touting yew.
DONIS! Coven Eloarrret,.-ou Friday, • little
boy, Sezeo, oared Charier Newbury, arm takr
tbe haviry bees knocked down by a hoe,e,
whoa out el sobool. Mr Is progressing
favourably.
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Tii LATI ML CLIFFORD'S Atlanta. —A meeting al
the dreams of the late Mr. U 1 rd WM held on
Friday morning at the Aloe' of Moen Symonds and
Ilea. The floating &Wm were about £7OO and them
wes a Bask debt (iecared) of about £1750. After
paying of preferential dela, the same would only
Mow a "mall dividend, and it wee agreed to accept
fid in the pound.
Pnorneena homes's fttorrarione.—The Dor-
chester Lecture Society seemed to have suited the
tests of their audience on Thursday night last, when
at their instance • learned and accomplished professor
gays readings and recitations at the Town Kali The
Bev. H. By trete introduced the professor, who arm
read the Scene front Henry VIII. describing the fall of
Iststead of simply giving the soliloquy of
the Wen cardinal, as is generally dons, the professor
Introduced it by rending the conversations which lead
So the catastrophe. and rendered them most
abotat.ly and oneenientionaly. describing every word
with minute 'neatness and o intentness, and each with
carefully modulated voice, rio that eat a word lost any
of it. effect. Whin the professor arrived at the 1.,..
well to Oromwell It. was truly grand, aa also in lb.
Oardioare soliloquy. The next piece given wee that
relating the heartlessness of the lady at the court of
Trascio, when ith. droiped her glove among the lions
that her lover might en mutter his life for he, love,
whereby she lost him altogether. The recitations
were received with mach applause, and the lecturer's
deliberation evidently pleased the majority of the
andisme, elthotigh some might have thought it over-
done. Professor Plumptre followed with T -nrimon's
powerful verses on the wonderful fight of the good
ship Revenge, nwier her reliant captain, when the
Saltlike Sir rtichard dared the whole Spotieh fleet of
53 Lim-of-battle shim, an instance of British 11.nlike
courage which mutt not fail to win rapturous su-
p/sum Tennyson's Dora wm given with much meet-
sew, and then the Am- limn piece. "The Old Soldier
and his Dog," tnis remarkably pathetic piece bring
rendered with feeling thstmoved to bars. The Rev. T.
Batesell-Wright moved a vote of thanks, which Wall
duly seconded, and Professor Plumptre acknow•
lodged the vote, and exprewwd the plea,ure he bed in
caning to Dorchester after 40 year"' absence.

THE LATE BURGLARIES.
TOO LiaNINATION OP MP&
riday.—Bef ere Major AstelL
'hewer Aries was brought up charged with house-
irrilakiTestau appeared for the prosecution.
Therm Stone, rsaiding at Heringetone, nod bailiff for
Mr. Jackson. of Herringstone Form. said on watering the
ibre is • passage, the kitchen on the left, sad
Lb. parlour to the right-liend side. The stairs are not
directly to frost, but you turn • slight angle, and then go
trairs. Behind the parlour, towards the bock dour, is
poetry, Or heck door being opposite the front. On
tlyeaseeday, Leila instant. he went to bet at right, hie
family cessiring of his wife, eon, end two daughters.
Previously to going to bet he sew the house Prot., If
hatesed up, the front door locked, and en Iron he, we.
throw Uni beck door was °el! leeks& both kitchen
erUidows had Gab .hatters rimed, and the spring lbw wail
flows. The beak window of the parlour had also the
shatters closed, sad the sawing her down ; the front
window is • cremeat wisdow closed with a little beadle
that Wee round ; bat the abutters were not shut, Under
the parlour frost window there Is cellar, which he. iron
bare to a frame, end wire n4ting covers the bare The
COI ID the parlour window are hteee enough to gdit
head, if the were removed. In Ur mid tie of Wet.
seeds, eight, about 11, he hoard a noir like the report f
• ggouhhrburrullwd gun at a distaste, and he struck slight,
and saw the bourn.. IL • *bort time after, he heard a
sole* as of the shaking of a Neel door, struck • light
again, dammed. sad went downstairs, and went orer the
knee pert of Ur house, ending everything, to all apart,
thee, rte. Went to bed &ewe but got up about beit•ort
Sr sad came downeteirs with his wile. The trout door,
witch be Led alert between 11 and 1. he found open, the
wade. curtain was thrown low the room, end roue of the
gtheasents open, nail a book, which hart been an staid.
ceder the window, tees oa the Sou'. Upon that, be owl
hie wile west into the kitchen, and mired his with.:
which had on the previous night bees on his borer, the
boor •es unlocked sad the her down. Next be came lot
Dorthesiee, sad gave information to the polio., Supt.
Betty retuned with him, end mate search in the hour
aad premises. Supt. Betty returned to Doechrter ant
termed with Sops. oowerd sad Bergh Ml.chell, tester°
n sad L Ttioy made &minute inspection, both bride end
cat, sad he west with tom, and bound outside the
prim, window, • sane of gam put dowo carefully hi
the site of the will It had been removed by tains out
the putty. Os the other side were two dower-pots nad
wise glue which had bees carefully removed from the
wiadow bench. When the pane of glom was removed
myths could have put their hand the tith and open•d the
window, the sins of the pm* being 13 I. by 9 in., sad
Lb. easessent that °posed had six paorample vul roe
• awe to got through. Once la the parlour anyhow could
go tato say pert of the booth On the wire pathos
which covered the iron ben of the cellar were marks es if
Oomease had stood on them, gad in s horsehair chair
Is the parlour were three spots of candle grease. When
be last saw the native it contained on or side a 3a ed.
bailee, and • lulfeiovereun. and on the other side • era 10
dim. When Sint. Mitchell came over in the middle or the
day be brought • piece of papa which had bees pettly
beret. The book whisk was is the now ekes he come
dowirisirs in the moraine, We. a little pamphlet,
entitled " • Marge for You,' and part of the etti as
10th ma. were gone, spice. of paper thought by Sergeant
Mitcholl thine Port of the =Wine Moo. • pasket-kulle
with the Urge blade round at the top was air blew.'
with the quarks on the window-peas, sod it fitted
Oath. table in the kitchen was found • tuatvh.bog ellb
Lb. drawer and slide apart, and of a &mutation th it he
sever need in the house. The prisoner bed worked for
whams the but two summers, and he bail oboe paid hiva
kis wages by taking money out of the cash.box.
wife.ol.the last wither, corroborated hie

Mn. Stone,
evkle sad added that on owning the abutters of the Mr. Genoa asked did Mr. fle.le ever know so little
Panes broken. ma le from the , mita sofa f.rm c. the ye al' Did
Wields erladow die discovered ohe of the
aad the greeter part of the trameenta were ins de. he ever k0..w.0 b. • • Cr •ii with so liw • prim I
Itr. Mime, re-called, said the vrildo..p•no was broken Mr Baste: Yea, sir.
gear the keep, aad • porton could have owned the window. Mr. G. Hs la - a could cot allow such statements as Mr.
toe they could not get in tiiihout Immking open the gam... to pow oill„ot ~,....„L H. hal seen a
shoguns, which were closed hundred sacks of wheat offered to-day, properly
&pt. Batty west te Eltrrifililliant yesterday alontiut, winnowed, and the highest bidding was il • load He
pad be now spike to the state of the windows. The pa.. Imam where this yea the produce wee only five sacks
bad been removed almost whole from the parlour wiadow• an sore, and probably when the wheat was properly
with some sharp indrunient They mad. search for the
dressed it would be only four sacks. He knew a man
makbox in ilia promisee and neighbouring hedges, but
did not Sad it. He had, previous to starting, given Mb". who had ihraded end had 40 sacks from 50 acr a which
motion of the robbery to the borough polio., and also said mold at £5 • I.w I while the expenditure bad Wen E 6
he suspected Brie., and nlnlo be returned he found per acre. Some time ago • paper wee read at the
Brine In cedetty,yidted him in Me cell. when be wanted Hoye' Agricultural 8 ciaty's meeting, In which htr
to pay Me Sae In Is. 6L. for PoechlailL lapsed upon Howard congratulated the f•rotere on • rim ot 36 per
him at the 0 witty Petty lost,,&e and for which he cent. in meat; but he found they had now dr=
(Saw Batty) bold a warreat for Ms apprehenal.w ; but b. i •
oaca tha U per omit . sod idea snore, so that said opt.
Mitchell had Ms money. "Yee,' said the
Br=useoe, o I , looking Ne you last 04,,... were rather lower now. Mr. Beale kikd witi • hey went
retained—" You'd have had a job to dd getting very good prices fur their bardy ; but hy knew
wee ; tort was not home last night; I stopped at Yello.. a farmer who could only get aa the bigbeet offer, 25a.
beta Wood all night." Wawa saw bergeent Mitchell, • quarter, and he only bad three quarters an acre,
Ea.t.* beck with Supt. Coward and 'be Sergeant to making E. 3 15n. although the espalier* had been at
• blew, whore llw a•ritsuld. Produced iha least eg as say I go be thought the result wee not
he had
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on
la.
P" " .‘"' ""u'it Irtuat very sathf.tctory—to the farmer who c till only make
was !hip pieced paper partly burnt, uid lb. pocket knits. ‘.e tit_ by an .acau lit.. a gil. When they
Mn. &me produced the hook front the parlour from "" •••••• an "re ' --.-- --' -- - -
*Ma the place of paper bed been taken. beard of them very low priors of years ago, it must
Sergeant kiitiliell, .1 the Dirchesier borough pope. be reatenibmed that rents and lab wr were very Much
aboa sight.. Thursday morning aeprebendeil gr,,,,;"1„ lower then. The outgoings are now very mach higher,
the cinnlieg Head, lordington, and took him to the and with low prices, and whoever asserted there is
borough pollee station, whore he we. chartorl on appiciou nothing to 0 mplain of, amortel what is not. true. '
of ding a burglary at Wed Belford, and at Mr. BULK said be had paid Mat in, 40e. • quarter
Hiertagerwee. Oa hie pence widow, found .rep p d up for bamai, and believe' it was cheap at the moue. y,
I.• • • "If ••••r••ta In gold. and • 4"•'itt •441•6'• atel he could three people in his town who had
tug ii mg asog ther, a purse tonteminf Id. sad • .‘,...1.b....L a.
=i;:tiewv,,,,,,,„ t.,(....1.1=va,bz laaorkssm:,,Vp..l"p: Mr. Jtert quite agreed with what had been said by
(afterward' found to b. part ..1 toe book in the Ilene.). Mr. Houser.
his to Lite County Polies station, sad arta 1r *Ng Mr. BILLS t Hays you any barley to fell at Sid • ,
MU% 10 Hardegitona Wittier tiede as to toe marks ?
head, and the illato of thines at liorringst ite. When air. JUITT : YOU
BA'. was in custody, be mud be hod not done but old Mr. Heats: Then I will give It • make it 10 work I
day's work eiace he left boos, and wiles be ea. searched Mr. Pura ,muld not stop ih without'
at the County Police station, be said he had so, b... i. .
ty
.r.
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bed fore week he amid do without emarlite bed. When tiT" .. . . • ' ... -1;od bee. made. 17=
wis...s
laid
bold a
him he
ptued hr... beck, end ...1 mot of Inllnenni n• kln I mimed bedew at 313 e. anarter,
." Pro m pay.t the mower to Whet, h, warmad hia, and bad had barley '-flared him.' 2d. . sad cull 1..4,
be (.1. pow of paper with Mr. Wright's UMW, and bong, t wham at DI • load. No living man could deny
with • gime of theses wrapped in it, ouch fame, and be thought it was out ot plea for the
Met the only pieces of paper club to allow such statements to go forth to Me world
Mod on bias an Mem Mr. Wright's mow without being substantially contradicted Be know
._ Baur, .ho c.d. for Hr. Jackets, a whore land had been well prepared and mown in the arn.17‘...... ,c rfipaducadag had, about three or half, beet manner, and it only produced four or five bushels
pest 0..... a. sac ......... as the footpath gulag from an acre, that barley was in the market, and the
dalrylwase toward' Dolubottg. 89,b," to rower would he pieced to ;eosin' kir. Beak's
over the hedge, but he needs ao alt•`••r• a•a alfor of 110. • oader. The de which the witame weed and asked him if be had maw for , ,„„._.ittnai
world a . . _
...
hie tools, when be said be bad cone from Broadmman , "."`lahotuing or le the aubjeet of
lid hot b." "rkkal at 11.'1466.4a" us Ike "'paw. I llTTldt"klitita tlli. begged to offer Mr. Beal* • sample of
sad had left • pick and a toralp hoe behin.L Primmer I
=lTtamed Irma Dordeeder, and went towards wheat grown next to Fortitugton held, he offered it
contim troika Maya. to Dgellieeter at 16,i. • MOIL
MOM ho d bis waY sang to Berrtasttoses. I Mr Bama, haring examined the sample, would not
Mt Weirton protemo to charge the ',roomier with house- maa £5 a mad.
haualtiag only, in order that he might it. tried at the "-It ..s pc,...d out I. him that thh wee the
produce
&awns ; but tt use pointed out taut It ...mild not mike ~,,..... thi„, ~,,,, i but be ~„ii.d You .
owe dfflarlook esol••• 1184 416"0, bete baud brid 41 getting..- a ~.,--£4l. a t n for—jon. strew." "mg.'
you
are
jja.....,.°4". . hew Merged, said be was aea sea, of the Mr. titans: What sitouid we de wish our stook if
Marge. and asked lithe fine would not be paid out of the we sell our Straw?
E
agateetklas I (He was &needed that it Iwo ,Id not) h. r. BSALI : But Wse
ON of than do sell it. .7., misfit Is he maid be I4a111•6 to ball; bat to U.r. Clunua klaUMMall an gave Looms of tho
ballasts of the asp.

qx?rer

Mr. BULLS maid the reply to his remarks had
nothing to do with what he ha I said.
Mr. MAU • imea poi tad th.t now farmers Imre
ka I crops combined with low priori, and Mr. Gums
bcppii Mr. Beale would Amend the n.-xt meeting.
The Putman? ex pressed confidence that Mr.
would not hare stated what he did not conscientiously
bsliewe to be true. a. 41 Mr. Biatm remarked hie
stand was. if tint the oldest in the market, the second
ol.lest. He had been there 25 year., and if any was
older than his, It was Mr. Templeman's or Mr.
D.men's.

The meeting shortly siterwerds broke up, hoping
for a good discussion otzt time.