The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

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DORCBESTBS. BOROUGH Farm' Smemers,
Tuesday, August 12.—Before the Mayor and
Davis, Esq.
AN UNNATURLL SON. Charles Bullard, very
recently a clerk in the goods department at the
South-Western Railway 'Station, was brought up
in the custody of Mr. Superintendent Penney,
charged with the following outrageous conduct. Ellen
Bullard mid': Defendant is my son. About half-
pad 8 last evening he dame home, and said
he was very sorry to see me looking so
and asked we to give him sa, as he had no money.
1 told him I had been informed that he had two
sovereigns on Sunday when he was coming from
Portlamlancl I asked him if he had spent it? He said
he had. He then asked for the key of his box,
whist( k gave him, and he went urstaire and got
some of his books, and then asked for 25., and then
for liarand ultimately for fid., which I gave him.
He then began swearing at his brother, and shook
his fist in his face. I requested him not to make a
noise. I then give him his watch and appendages,
and he went away, after threatening his brother. I
fastened till: door to prevent his coming back. About
half-an-hour afterwards be returned and knocked at
the door, and asked why I would not let him in? I
said I was afraid of him. He then made wie of very
bad language, and tried to force the door. Finding
he could not do so, he took up a stone and broke
two panessof glans, and then ran away. He has often
threatened my life, and has taken a knife and
threatened to butcher his brothers. Last Thursday
he struck
_ me. The black eye I now have Is the
_ .

result of that blow. Between -three and four o'clock
on that day he came home and said he had no money.
I asked him if he had spent the £7 which he took
away on the Monday. He said be had lost some of
it, and then went up stairs, took some of his clothes
and £6, and ran to the station. As he was leaving
he struck me in the face. He afterwards returned,
but was at length removed by my sons.—The
magistrates ordered him to find two sureties—
himself In £2O, and one in £lO —to keep the
peaciemiktwo months, or in default to be
com for that term.
Ratan, . TOH Hymns THE POOLE AND
Donation*
rh.
Ocutra—The of the Poole
CurlielleMnfi forwarded a lienge to the Porches.
ter Wm% m atrial of skill with the rifle, the latter
corps stance accepted it, and the match came off on
Wednesday, at Maiden Costae. The competitors
arrived on the ground in two omnibuses about half-
past ltlo fhb Poole men being under the command of
Emirs 'Welch, Instructor of Musketry, and the
Doreboster men in charge of Sergeant-Major New-
man: ,The Poole corps having challenged gave the
right of.commencing the match to their Dorchester
brethren, who at mos relinquished it in favour of
Poole, and the shooting commenced in right earnest,
the wind and rain being very much against the
chance of a good score being made by áither party.
It wlll be seen from the subjoined score that the
Doriditeliter men proved victorious, having scored 65
mark" more than the Poole, thus adding another
vied* to their list. It should be observed that
each man fired 20 rounds-5 at 200, 300, 500, and
600 yards respectively, Hythe position, targets and
scoring as at the last meeting of the National Rifle
Association at Wimbledon. •

Points Points Points Points
at 14 at at total total
200 yds 300 yds 500yds MO yds pin. bits r,
Oregttry 11221 01011 11231 00011 20 15 35
Sergeant .. 12112 21211 30320 011112 20 15 42
CorpotirMeats .. 21112 12311 01222 21312 81 19 60
lek 1111, 0211
01 1
11111 10011
2
1 1: It 4
31
rri 31
" 111 j. Vinerottn 11.1112 NlOlll :1(112 Ari; 2722 if" 38
7';l:Lay:/:. 10111 loom moms. loon le to
.. 12211 11111 21131 01111 23 18 41
W. Tilley.. 21101 00010 00120 OWN 19 11 80

Total 227 152 879