The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12 00:00:00

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Tut Rung CORPS.—The annual meeting of the 4th
D. R.V. was held at the Drill Hall on Friday evening.
Captain Stone in the chair, and there were also present
Lieut. 'imbue, Second-Lieut. Harrison. Quartermaster.
Sergeant Mowlava, Colour-Sergeant Hicks, Sergeant
Imber, he The balanoesheet was not ready, bat it will
shortly be issued. All the corps in the Bet on are now
governed ILadte,t of rules which were adopted at the late
e on Hill,. Aldershot, and these were now
camp▪ by the Hoc, secretary (Colour-Sergeant Hicks).
Under these rules the Finance Committee I. to he com-
posed of the commissioned officers and this. efficient
members of the corm, and QuartermastersSermant
Coloarßelteant Akita, and Sergeant Igniter,
were elected to act with the offimrs in itieeming the
finances of the coma The Shooting Committee was
appointed aa follows :—The commissioned officers, the
',Amy QuartermasterSermant Moslem, Sergeant
ye,hey, &moral G. Brown, Lance-corporal Welshed,
Lencecorporal Bloomfield, Private Joe Harris, and Private
Charles Gent. Mr. H. Fame!, 6'4:400r-sergeant of the
corm, was appointed the umpire of shooting. A cordigi
vote of than WY accorded to the HMI. ikaitilla for his
efficient services. and the meeting ended.
Pwrrr BEASSONS. Tbursday.—Before the Mayor 01r. A.
SalotorA Alderman II Kemp Welch, Weems, c,J. Stone.
W. D. Duodale, J. a Duren and G. H. Glitch.
gamy Perry, • lad In the employ of Mr. White, of
Flown. Valley. was strummed for leaving • waggon and
two bones unattended at Parkstone on the itit inst.—
P.C. Holloway said he saw the waggon and hors* outside
Crocker's beerhouse at 90 minutes put Ulm in the after-
noon. Whilst defendant was in the boom the horses
went about 160 yards along the rood. Mr. T. Belton
drove up, and he could not pm. He and another man
took the horses hack—Alderman T. Belben, J.P.„ gave
ev denies ask. Emoting the horses unattended, and mid it
we. so notorious • fact that carter. oared nothing tor the
ineoovenienos they caused to others, that he we.
determined to take proceedings in every case in which he
was • wittier of tomb condoct —The magistrates imptwed
• fine of 10s. a& and costa, Ds. 6,1.
curi„ Rogers, a boy of l& working for hie father at !
and 'Peary Caw. era 15. who works
for Mr. George Lee, were summoned for not driving
horses and carte of which they were in charge on the left
or near side of the mad whilst passing other vehicles at
Parkstone on the 4th inst. -The witnesses in this case
were the mine as in the last, as the offence was com-
mitted at the same time and place. Mr. Reuben said it
we. spite impossible for him to pass the defendant's carts
until they were pulled out of the way. It was shown that
Rogera left his cart to pall the wannest to the proper side
of
the road, and he as discharged, but the boy °eve wee
nixed So. end costs. 9a ed.

THI Cremona Musical Unbar gave one of their popular
entertainmentu at the Corn Exchange ou Thursday even-
fag Wit The entertainment woo not so well parroulsod
se it deserves to be.
PoLICE COVILT, Ifriday.—Before the Rev. 0. V, Garland.
—WWI.* Parkeone. was charmed by D.C.C.
Fun mond uith being drunk at Wimbovne on the 7th
inot—P.C. Brooks proved the case, and defendant was
laidft and costa