The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22 00:00:00

DOROIIIITIII.

Snows Ammar, —A man named Painter, ol
Stratton, km bees admitted Into the Hoeeltal "f1"1"
Log from latrrnal lajaries soetelsed by • kick from •
horse.

LOCAL CONNNISIOSIL —The London Goseefe of Toes.
day night soot deed the follogrisg: —War ORlos.
April 15 b.—Liele Batt4lions.-3rd Battalion the
Dorsetehire Itliiment—Lieenternant Edgar °anion
Harrison ',signs his oorremi.elos.
STASI BGIVCITF BUILDING BOGISTU—Th• sett
appropriation take. place on the 7th of May. There
are now 420 members, The number is limited to 500,
go that intending members should apply to the
secretary, Mr. Dennis. at once.
BAD CASS OF Sr DOES 1)11TII. —A DJechesster
woman named Lake, wife of Chutes Lobe. in the
employ of Mr. T. S. Bin.. wino merchant,
of Do-
chest.,, died goldenly at Blandfold, under peculiarly
sad eircuenstanoes. Mn'. Lake had modeled •
message to visit tier daughter, but elut wse taken with.
illness on the way. and diod suddenly shortly after-
wards. Orieseeed was interred at the D wander
cemetery on Monday.
St,nrieo ts •gi OCTNOUSL —Robert Read MIS
charged at the Shlreliall on Tneedse, before H. B.
Middleton, Esq. (in the dials). and G. 0. Chneohili,
Berl., with the above ..flense.—P.C. William Custard
said be was stationed at Wyk. Regis. Oa Tardy
moroing, about half-past twelve, he saw the &dead.
sat asleep in • c egrahed belonging to Mn. Hatobard,
at Priest no. Hs apprehended him. He said he bud
Itooo then to have • alsep On marching him he
found a pipe and some matcherg.—Tbere were several
c invictioos against the defeadant for the same
offense.—Senteuos I to 14 day.' imprisonotepot with
hard labour.
THOU.—At the Boronth Prtty Sessions on Tues-
day, bolero the 44.y0r (E. Darden, E•q ), George
Clarke, an old offeador, was brought up on nomad
chsrged with steeling no unOrella, the propierty of
Thomas Grigg, larielicred of the Rdlway Tavern.—
P.C. St ea, said Thutalay. A, ril 10th, he received
informet on that an umbrella bad been et den from
the kitchen of the Hallway Tavern by • person who
wag then on the premises. tVhilst steadiest; outside
the bones the prisaer came out, sad Mr. Grigg
pointed him out as the mem who tad stolen the
unibrelle. He follows! him up, and prisoner stopped.
He said "Corn, on and I will show you where the
umbrella is. 1 *old it and spent the moray. I want
Logo to gal; it will do mo good aal clean
Primmer took It in to a shop I. Eriaomostreet, and he
went in and received the umbrella from Mrs. Haushser,
ware maid she gave I. for it. HA shagged prisoner with
steals' the umbrella, which h admitted.—Peismer
bad nothing in say Is answer to the shams—Mark*
was Next 06,104 with stealing • long-handled b .•1,
the property of Mr. D. Shepherd.--George
labourer, of Peam-lane, said he and the prim . r utiW
the bowl at General Henning'. at From. ate .ut sex
weeks ago. Afterwards he left the bowl near Vie
barreoks, on Mr. Cross's land. The next day be wont
for it, and found It gotta, and he asked Clark if he
had it, and he said he had, arid would bring .1 hack
when be had done with it. He had oot seen the bowl
ethos—Albert Courtney. • lad, of (laminator,
deposed to the prisoner and another man using the
bowl at Mr. Candy'., dairyman, of Cbermioeter, and
they asked him to take care of it until they came for
11. They did sot again call for it, but the polies took
It away.—P.C. Stoat said he went Li Mr. Candy's
sad reasival the bowl—Daniel Shepherd &wooed to
the bowl being hie property, and he did not lend or
rothorie, the prisoner to ow It. He missed the bowl
game weeks lige, sad asked Clarke if he bad area it,
to which be rr plied be had, and would blind it back,
which be had not doles —Friel's*, was an, t for trial at
the next Winchester Ageism on the fiat charge, and
the mooed chance against him was &imaged.