The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09 00:00:00

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lyrrn'a Wnegmama pair] a Mait to this town on 'Tuesday,
and gam their entertainment at the Corn Egebangs
Them we, a eery inol attendance, and the various per.
frit:mance, were exceed lade root
Wenaliall AND PONSICK Thelon, CorITIMD ELltermer
Or GOARDIANS—gf. MARTIN Parallel T row. has
withdrawn from the contest for St. Martin P.riah. Every
preparation ism made by Mr. „am,.
fi, taking the polL but now Mr. Steven White Bennett,
the Mayor n' Wareham, will be cot:filled by him as duly
elected. 7%. Dal for the pariah... of L.nenn Matravera,
and Swamies la nein: fakes. f,fif rilond
Catmint Ctos —On Thorsday evening. meeting of the
rnembera of the Cricket Clot, wan held at the Red Lion
Hotel. Kr. K Smith was elected chairman_ The
Secretary stated the Club stood in • better pada.
Suancially than it did lad season. It was decided to
engage • professional for the season, and it was resolved
to charge an admittance fee to the ground on match days,
In order to keep the ground more select, each member
tieing supplied with free tkkets for his friends. Kr.
Freeland !NNW, Recorder of Wareham, we, elected
pred lent for tlie year, and the usual offloen and com-
mittee were appointed.
PirrrY Sgestmoi, Saturday.—Before M. G.
and Mr. N Bond.
Bilge Heeler. of Mordem was charged with stealing
brocoli beetle from the garden of Andrew Baker.—Mr.
Trevianion defended. —Complainant said on the Nth
March he saw the bed of brocolt, and next morning be
missed 90 heads. He gave information to the police, and
in the afternoon the policeman brought eight heads to
him They compared them and found the heads fitted on
some of the sump., end be believed them to be his
moperty. The value would he about In—Croae-examined:
The garden was clew to the high road- lie knew defen-
dant hawked vegetables in Poole market. It was a late
sort of broooli. Hector had land which was cultivated
(00,0arket garden p0rn0.... —By the Bench: He should
not think Hector grew enough to keep for market. —Ann
(leery, raiding Leaclandatreet, Poole said on Saturday
Ind age saw defendant and cart. She bought • peony•
worth of brocoli and Mao some swede green. or defendant.
She handed the broonli to the policeman. —Ann Baker, •
girl of Sfrandstreet. Poole, said she bought els hroooll of
defendaet for her Aunt.—Lan Made ay. proved delivering
them to P.C. Rugby—P.C. awe, rid be had suspicion
end wont to Poole, and Saw the donkey and cart in Flab
Street. He looked in the cart and defendant CYO. out of
• shop and abused him. He made empiric, end received
the brocoli Irmo Km (Mary and Mrs. Medway.
Baker, waisted him In company the brad, with
the stumps. They tried a number of Mumps -4>nm-
examined : He passed Hector'. land after but he never
bad any brocolL He was mania,' the heads grew oh the
stumps produced. He did not think they could get
Mocoli from their own pardon. Mr. Trevanioe called Ann
Hector, the mother of defendant who stated her daughter
cut the bee& of brown in their garden. It was mush
stuff. They took other things to Poole besides hrocoll
that day,-3anieslHecter, the father of the defendant
said he planted seven or eight huadred plants and the
heads of brocoli produced were about on his land. The
Bench considered the cam proved mainat defendant, and
she was sentenced to six weeks bard labour.
yaorreg, • young girl or Studland, was ben‘ooo, up
in custody on two ChartoeLom of laresesoy m 00.i0.
aroieleea glaring apparel longing to Kr. J. Pope, of
Swans" and the other of obtaining ale and stout by
tales pretences from Mr. John King, of Swamies To.
prisoner was committed for trial at tbe last semions, and
released on bail. True Mlle were found on both indict.
meats, but prisoner did not answer to her recogniaanooo.
Proof having now been given thgt she was the NM. perm
as montion in the certificates obtained from the clerk 0(
the Peace, ahe wee recommitted for trial as the mixt
Seesions.