The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-04 00:00:00

WIXDOZXX

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Mr. John,
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V. Garlorl,, U. 414.51, /1. .$1,4 Lrerit.•s'ehriat.l Paget.
The tir4 all I 'riss-sj.-,I -ow-, it., list ewe,' meat
ef ever...err-, of which is •• :$1,1.•51,1 i hi. ,--Ilsi111.111r), cuila,ilintm
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i a.s $ I. S.tionsota ; Moore
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stxpeatt.v Handles, Its....rtg. T. D. Iluou u t.y, .1. li.• t,
and T. Street ; Wit.ilooroe St. Gil.,' Me..r.. 11. I'mAy
and ; E. 5 -a. Woolyst.‘„ Mr. T. Trterltritlze.
The rental ~,, t,.: partooo its the divi.ion are 6,tous:e St.
Michael, Slivalek. Witithortte MlOSter, Prent.ll C. NS
Cr.awfurY Cant',,-.l 1,514:5 eritss4.el, awl Vat
IVw•lyates. Tim 0ver...445s for ill--V Pariallit, Will 119
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I TUursday, April

THE AssEsmar.Nr or SPORTING RIMITS.

The cosi. against .111 I. U. lawl-a. tad entate
agent, of Wituliorne, for rcfnAing to pay poor.ristes under
the new Act tor the A oa-sinent of Sporting Biglita were
again before the Beiwn 1.-day. The C.lSea were adjourned
from the Lint ineetind to allow Mr. Clii.lett to go hetet.
the A...anent Ilhoutnitt, and explain Be, matter, but it
Watt not stated in Court whether or nut he bad done
last we presume there has been 114 Meeting if the COW.
Illtitatt since. We save a tall report ot the 11.41etttm the
hint evasion. In the lirbt the erseers 101 West Farley
sought to recover £3 th, 351., is rate no lainl sitoato in that
parish belonging to Mr. Frederick Friar. Mr Chislett
contend." that the assessment was eilanif.els tni4ir, the
rate being Tie. in the!: untie, rental ..t.i”rtita.: Jat%. How-
ever, to out., the Bench any further trunble, he said he
was willing to pay the rate, as he thottOtt he uas
in etantellUellee of nut hiving 4one lesfore the A•womeut
Committee and objected to the rate. Ile n11,•111.1 attend
before them and object to the next rate. In the second
case the same overseers summoned Mr. Chislett for9s. 3d..
being a similar rate on land at West Moors belonging to
the Trustees of the Dean's Court estate. This rate Mr.
Chitlett would not convent to pay. as the land wan vole.
less unencluved heath, and not rateable at all. It was
held by the Clerk that the Bench were obliged to maks
an order if the rate was on the book, even if —to put se
extreme case—the defendant bad no land in the parish.—
Mr. Chislett said he was willing to pay if the Bench
ordered him to, as he should then hare done his duty to
his employers.—The Bench made orders for the payment
of both rates.

Ckrtullebdi*gk, of Bournemouth, was summoned for
obstructing the turupike-road by leaving a hunit and
carriage there on a unreasonable time, at Kinson, on the
17th search.—P.C. Bennett saw the horse and timber
carriage, laden with fir poles, leave • plantation between
Bournemouth and Parkstone belonging to Mr. Berry, and
stead across the turnpike-road, blocking it. He moved
the horse round to allow • carriage and waggon to pass,
and 10 minutes after defendant came up.—The defends
was that the horse and timber carriage were left standing
on private ground whilst the defendant returned to the
plantation to fetch sortie men to tie on the fir poles, as
they were slippieg off. In the defendant's absence the
horse strayel on to the turnpike-road, as there wu no
gate there—The Bench said the offence seemed tote
accidental, but the policeman was quite right in bringing
it before them. they dismissed the case.
Mr. Knack Waite, of Bournemouth, the last defendant's
master, was summoned for na having his name painted
on • timber carriage.— Mr. White explained to the Bench
that in reality it was not a timber carriage. He had ni
knowledge of the transaction. His carters lifted the bed
off a waggon on which his name appeared for the purpose
of fetching the firs.—Mr. Hammond said if he had known
it was • waggon, with the bed lifted off, he should not
have summoned defendant—Ho thought it was a tinibsr
carriage. There was a great tent oi negligerwe on the
road in question, and he had been obliged to go. and 1.4
after it himself.—The Bench ordered defendant to Pal
costa, In.
Henry Burton, altoltto.l having two liorret qraying It
on March itlt, and wai fined gs, and costs:
Dennis James, also admitted lowing one horse strafing
at the same titue and place, and was ordered to Pap le
fine, and like costa.
George Martin, labourer, of Coleshill, Winil ionic. Pleaded
guilty to allowing iii 0. to stryy on March glut at Dog-
dean. and was IllUleted in is similar amount to the lad &-
feudist
Frederick Riehinend, admitted, through Ids :maks:,
baying all Mad strui ilia halite thin and place, and
Wad orilerel tot lety .1 floe id is, the viralo kill: remitted.
alit was his first "dell,.

A N 71114401: ftSE.
N. .91111411ei Poet,. r :hay, sura,a.. Gus age All
Sights, Way by Emily II rt line t*b"E
canoe, rte.—The c,•lllplainant tied imt ap, ear XI%
Travers, M rmar, nmrmemml M.imepmt, said
WI arram:.emeat Mpl been 4$ ii tite WY' WO
likely CO lee, Y 1 it Was 3 Were attempt m extort !!!!!!! el.
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liirlde

It was dollen' reels whether a child had Issm -
not. Letters he lield from the a..hcitor the other side.
showed clearly there had been attempt. t.. extort motel%
As the complainant did nht appear, he should ask ter hie
costs, under the circumstances, and press the matter ass
warning to others. not to take up such C.., to
The Bench allowed Mr. Tracers, 11' and railwat ez"
posses, as well as the other co.ts incurred.

BLANDF-011.D.
A TEMPERANCE MEETING NAA held .et thetb.at the
Town-hall The meeting sigo a.itiresseti 1.3 the Rev. J.
atoi Mr. Bell, Teluierance Missionsry.
I:tom's OF VIZ DOILSET COUNTY FRIENPLF
The third annual meeting of the ib.iee l,roiicb held at
the Infant School-room on the eStli instant. This brand!
numbers 61 lambent, :.0 having joined during the
year. Members contribution* for time past ye ix, ttgl ls CAI
Paid to sick members during the year, too 6, titi.
Mr
Bacot was unanimously re-elected surgeon, Mr. Abbott
honorary steward. Mr. 8. Coombs also as steward, att4 g
vote of thanks for the energy be has displayed in gettgli
new members, wee unsinimougly accorded to him.
Sumpair SCHOOLUsiots. —The annual meetings of the
Blandford Sunday School Union have just lees held.
They commenced with • united
prayer meeting, 1.4.1
te Congregational Chapel en Sunday evening at ught
O'clock. There was • goodly umber present, and the
meeting was characterised by a spirit of great dee.."'e
anti earnestness. On Monday evening, at nix o'clock. 1,1,
the ante-room of the Town hull, the busineas
teachers was held. The officers for the ensuing Year dsi
elected as follows—President, Mr. Charles Pond ; vwe;
president, Mr. W. Young; secretary. Mr. Arthur Bari,
way; treasurer, Mr. Curtis. The names of three repre-
sentatives from each school iii uuiou were raceiveti
forming the committee. The public meeting conttae°t..e°
at seven o'clock in the Town flail, Mr. Pond Pr"..."l"t i
The room was well tilled. After Mr. Young had ""e"'"
Prayer and hymn 16 in Mr. Sankey's book had been
.Flani
as solo and chorus, the Chairman thanked the audience
for the sympathy they showed with the work by thou
Presence there that evening referred to the growing rmfl.
portance of Sunday School effort, and ended by ea/tineo
the secretary, Mr. Grinter, to read the report.
Orbiter prefaced the reading by remarking that the mug •
=atad both • favournbits and untavourabb •ha
gars aialialia• Oki showed ON the .00

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