The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-07 00:00:00

TIIII STOLEN RAILWAY TICKET, OR TOE

IWN.IWAY APPBMNTICS.-

lit.) a little dr &ma, leap lad aitoiraw.has jut stoma
to hint at Woodford in • eery prosaic way, 11•115•4 Y, at the
volieeeourt. before the Lord Portman and J J. Farquharson,
Jun., itooks, carpenter,h•s two apprentiews named
Alfred tia•nint (whose friends reads at Weymouth) and
Adam.. For • oumpanion those lads had John Yeadus, the
wool clerk at Blandford railway station. Haskell WWI Of •
noivg turn ul suind, and we know not what visions of
future ircatnen lisireseed him. Perhaps he looked forward to
wing auuolhor Anulral Matsui.; ; but, unhappily he did not
linen hi. carver well. Ile indoeed Kontos to stool a ticket
for Portsniouth. When this was done Ifaiskett found it was
no"gempo and Adam. took it back, for the proper im.
u.py the idle apprentios" went Ids way to oar great
southern naval port and Joined the training ship ht. Vincent ;
hot, 01 course, iii,olieslitoce to his minor acid dishonesty must
gkg to grief. For, althourh fur • Limn the Lisoft was •
It has at last rums to light. Ileadin, bus foolish tool,
has been sentenced to 10 days' imprisonment sod three ye-_n
In moo-woe itsforlillturii and Hackett it to be dealt with on
SaturdaY heti.

RIPATNIXT Or IllOrir IFUT ID exammeo • r•rrae.
Hernia Lock, of Hamworthy, was summand by Mr. Jarnen
Slade, clerk to the Guardians of the Poole Union, who
applied on behalf of the beard for an order compelling her, to
repay the sum of £3 Ts. &L, received by beg late husband of
herein by way of a loan from the guardians at the rata of
Od per week, from the 211. of June to the 20th of
September last. —Mr. Janice ifoohleton, cellector, maid he
sacertalned the defendant had received £.58 81. at the death of
her husband. Defendant told the bench abe had laid a
number of bills out of the money slie became pememed of, and
lived on the remainder. The money received from the board
was a gift to her hunhand, who had been ill and unable to
work for three bear, and • half. She was now 00 year. of
age, and had been a ratepayer 35 year.; she had paid more
than £lOO In rates, and she did ant think it was right that vie
should have to repay the trifle sbe and her husband received
from the parish.—Tee Mayor mid all the magistrates could do
waa to order her to pay the money 'wording to
lusgemur DRIOOIOO FOR OTlMlRS.—flober I Oates, nen., a
fisherman of this port was summoned for this offence. —On
Saturday lad, t, In conesquemar of the numereus
complaint. of Illegal (q.t.r dredging, went to the order beds
which lie between the reddened of the Rev. Lord S. G.
Oeborne, at Parkatooc, and Breaks's Cagle, and from the
shore he wee two or three boats, In one of vrhich wan
the defendant, who came within 90 or 40 yards at the spot
where witaess 'toed. lle we that defendant was dredging for
oyster', and accused him of it, when he replied that he was not
dredging, but trawling. Fined Ma., or in default 14 days'
bard labour.
-111. t.uaRGIVII £Ou,,rrAe OLO OFFEN DIM. --J.los Ritiout 11164
brought upfor stealing sore sad hone hair from gables at the
Angel Inn, and a curb-blt and chain, 55., from the Crown Inn,
woe senternuel to throe month's hard labour.

J. HARDING reepoollully ootatis 6.
TE. brig Leeds., whieh went ashore last week on 1
hEood.thtahte hineb4bbasit4uo44PKoNf Eit°rahliiTOestielandforlielikth
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oidmonvinarma.
the Quay.
Quay.hia been got off, and line' lying i.,,
POITZT.—In the Town Hell, on Tuesday evening
the Rev. T. Orr gave readings from the poets. Mr. (Wholesale and Retail) of • well-selected itic.l7_,
Ellis presided. ' Corn, Seeds, Oaks, kr., at Premises lately
fYr. James's CHUIC/I.—The quarterly oolleet:ons for . for printing the Dorset County lituter
entreat expenses were made on Sultday, and amounted
DORCHESTER, ho 111
to L-7 as. bed. The Church Restoration Fund has 1 secure the petreege of the luthue,
and by
woris is
! CHURCH-STREET,
now reached about £l5O. i prompt attention to tile execution of orders en aid
&NA Ocera.-34 recruits have recently been added
to the 41M D.R.V. 'to h' to merit • continuance of such (aeon
i him ".
We ate again told that the Poole and Bournemouth
railway is about to be soma:eased.
MABILLAOI OF TBK RICTOR Or ST. JAMES% —On
Tuesday, the Rev. J. A. Lawson, the rector of St.
Jsaleil's married at St. Paul's Church, Southampton.
the youngest daughter of Captain Burney, R.N..
of Stafford Roue, in that that town. The bells of St.
James's Chetah, Paola, rang peals throughout the day.
PETTY BEWIIOIIIB, Thursday—Before the Mayor (J.
Harker, Eel.), the ex• Mayor (Alderman F. T. Roger.,) and J.
Lankester, C. J. Stook and W. Name, barna
Mr. Icheard Saunders, builder. North-drool, was charged
that ou the 17th January he mimed a timber carriage to be
driven on the Poole turnpike, 8 cwt. heavier than allowed by
law, without paying extra tell; also for ref wig to allow -a
second waggon B. Le weighed. Both clams went off through
techniceMmes. Mr. Howard for defendant.