The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

8117RXIN8TER NEWTON

Lan week, before Captain Hellbent, its., and Me. R.
IL Harvey, Christine Ridnet, late of Sturminster Newton,
slaughter of William liblout, cheese dealer, sr.., was
i; brought up in rustmly of Nit.. Supt. Grant charged by the
ii Board of iluitni tans of the Sturranater Union with allow-
' lug her daughter to become chargeable to the rom 1111 l n
ifa tot of the union th h neglect It appeared she had
, mope few years ago lived with a publican named Barnes,
in Poole, as harmaid. She had this child, as was supposed
Bt i, by It-armies.
es. Sometime after this a man named Seger
t,
et
ii rented her soquaintance, and on his pressing her to be-
. i °roe his wife she agreed to he no; hence they were
- i.i manias! here at Starminster Newton a little over two
, years ago. She soon di...veered he was a married man,
i bat n..t before she became raciente ~w him. Segar at once
started off to America, it is said, when this child by hire
came about. i The father and mother, Mr. and Men.
Kitimat, took it to bring up that she might get out -in
another situation, perhaps being unaware of the existence
i of Gertrude Lydia, who, on the 3r.1 of January last,
arrived at Sterminster station from Waterloo in charge
ii of the guard, widows,' to Mr. Bided, Whitedaa, On
- tieing taken Ile the door, ILO tumid be expected, it was re.
fused admittance, Mrs Ri.lotit stating she knew notho,
ii.. alsatt any chti, oteawmently it was at once placed in th;
,„ union, 11110 74 ~ the care of Mr. and n. Effort, who has
i , shown the greats-Id kintineas to the child. She, being aide
k.
- to talk a little, soon states! that her name was Gertrude
,i Lydia Warne,, asking if this sew the county where
• i "Grandma ilidout live.l." This noon led to the surmise
f...,.; who the child really belonged to, and the guardians fr nu
'iL mutinies (Anil it to IR, the daughter of Clariatine.
, Order: were Own given to Mr, Sliperintendent Grant, who
pritsi.e.l.l toXontion, am!, after great difficulty, helped by
'.43- twe
i detectiv from Scotland Yard, (mind her working for
.; the firm of pima, Schwartz. and Co.. shirt =moat,
4 torts-a, W,a tree!.. RC . awl believed to be living with
ilt Barnes, Wll,l*. wife .0.1 some time ago, he having left
i t I....ie.—me. Munn] moved the chargeability, which,
#the expetineashweirrel, millionths' to g 1 9s. ill.—No one
r areda trty or help her in her ilifiieulties.—The
Chman ppeair (flaptain 'Lanham) gave her Rome excellent
a o
h advice as ter future career, which we trust rho will
follow, and sentenced her to one month's imprisonment
L., with hard !A or.
l'zinv Sonoma, Monday. —Before Captain lianham,
It.N. (in the chair), Major M. S. Yeat men, Mr. J.
litissey, Mr. H. S. Rimier, Mr. It. IL Harvey, and Mr. D
11. Serra,
Frederick Fisk of Reeser, Inn. Onlllllloll.l by the Excise
for kemittg a deg without Meow, on rite 7th of Debater.—
Mr. Atkinson, on behalf of the defendant, explain.' that
at a previous Court Mark noble was wietuenta for the
more,! at, mettl got off by oaring the .1.. g belong.' to Fish.
Ile admitted this toile true, but mail Cris client was under
the inueression that he could keep a dog for 21 days with-
out taking out a lieeWre. and he had ito of intention of
deframling the Facise. Fish bought the ..ne day, it ran
away the next, and on its being brought hack he mid it
aimin, and it wax only in his poweadon two days. It.
asked the limed, ler the circ -tames, to inflict the
lowest tamable penalty, awl to recommend the Board of
Inland Reve •to further reduce the i an. -The Bench
Bench inflicted the mince fine of 15,, and recommend
further auitigati 111 l . the Chairman remarking that he
thought the justice of the same would le met by defendant
paying the costs,
l'..na Jr.., Twyford, Compton Abbas, and Hear?, Jess,
of Footmen Magna, were summoned for riding on timber
carrionst, drawn respectively by three horses and two
hors., without having reins, at Child Okeford, •.n the
lath .4 January.- Defendants both pleader' guilty.—
Superintendent I:rant said defendants refused to give him
their names, and he had to go Imme with them to Font-
melt to get them. --The Bench fined defendants I Is. and
G. coda each.
John J.... of Ilartitnine. Ftwitmell Magna, the owner
of the timber carriages, was summoned for allowing them
tube meal without having his name inscrilied on them.
Defendant's Marn admitted the offence, and mid one of the
timber carriages vraa a new one bought by Sir Richard
Glyn for the use of his manor, and the name had not yet
been put on it, and the other was the carriage of a waggon,
with the lady, on which the nano appeared, taken off.—
The Bench inflict.' • tine of 1,, mot coats Gs.
Hears Tom,. of Itelchalwell, was SUlll4l..n.si for leaving
his horse and cart on the highway for Ell unreasmable
time, at Stnnuinater Newton, .in the 23n1 of January.--
Mr. Atkinson admitted that defendant left him horse anti
cart in the atreet longer than he ought to have done
whilst he was transacting some basilic,. and asked the
Bench to beam lenient as they possibly could—Fined Is.,
and 5. cost.
. Henry Barge, of Haselbury Brian, was summoned for
committing a similar offence at Sturminster Newton, on
U.. 'at!, of January. -Mr. Atkinson said his remarks in the
last caw. would also apply to this, and the Bench inflicted
it like tine and not..
John 11.,w1und, of Sturunneter Newton. WM ',motioned
for being quarrelsome and disorderly at the Swan Inn,
Stamina:der Newton, on the 17th of January, URI refusing
to Ismer when requmted to .1,. so by the landlord (Mr.
John Harris) and Police-coustable Bartle. Upon the
application of Mr. Atkinson the case was adjourned to
aubtageme • witness for the defence.
Herbert Ballast, of Winterborne /Richland, pleaded
guilty to being drunk whilst in charge of a horse and cart,
at Resenting Brian, on the 111th of January, and was fined
be and cost. his.
JlrAir noon., of Sturininater Newton, admitted being
drunk, in the parish, on the 2tith of January, and was,
fined I. and sa. cost,
Walter Watts, of litmelbury Brian, was summoned for
being drunk there al JAIIIISTY 2SPIt. —Defendant pleaded
guilty, and mid a glasa of beer sometimes overeame him.
—The Chairman gave defendant some good Advice, and
ordered him : . lay a 1t,,., of one peaty and half the coats,
3. He wax allowed • month to pay.
John :Shepherd, of (alibi (Ike( ord. was stimmonel for
having failed vt obey an order of the Bench tocontrilane
In, • week towards the support .d his father. William
Shepherd. —Mr. t.'heeseman, Clerk to the Guardians, said
the amount due was Cl Ili, and the Bench adjourned the
cam for a nviiith to enable the defendant to pay this and
sm, of the costs.

Pail,' Skagens Tuesday.—ilefore Mr. J. Mount flatten.
Harriett Nsore, of Lyme Regis, ea. hrought on irt
custody of P.C. Herbert Hoare, charged with drunkenness
It Cerne, on the sth inst —P.C. Hoare was on duty in
Ahhey street, about II o'clock, p.n.., and .taw ''oe men
anti hors. On going to them he saw prisoner Iyin4 down
no the pavement with her head en ier the droprons of the
houses, in a dangerous position. Took her to the poinv.
station far rafety.—ln defence prisontr said she yrs= a
neettiewutsnin, and was seeking fur etnploy went She
came from Shdhridge the day preyi,us, and was snaking
her ear for hYme Regis to her husharol. -Prisoner case
cautioned and discharged on promising to leave the town.

WEILIITA.N. —Mr. Robertson Watson, tie: revivalist who
moeutly been cresAing .onational intereet in Devon-
shire, intends shorGs t.. rey • vt s, Shethene.
Titereissticz Leen:ie.—Mr. G. A. Hell, (rout the Donet
Temperance Aineeirdiee, delivered an argument in favour
at total abiklairce Iran tabu:Waive Maki im UN Good
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