The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

anninia.p Cutlets "Don't " won first jpnze in
the setter claws at the Hyde Royal Dog Show on
Wednesday.
MalllAOlt OF llfisa Emitv ..%21HLEV. This
auspicious event takes place at Trinity Church on
Thursday next. Many a the tovnuspeople have gis rn
expression to their triiotl wishes is a practical torah
This movement was initiated by the Mayor and
Mayoress, and liberal sup eirt having been gis en, the
subscribers have been enabled to purchase a handsowe
silver kettle, which bears a suitable inscription
expreraive 01 esteem and regard. The kettle was
supplied by Mr. Jacob, jeweller, &c., of Dorchester,
and is an extremely elegant article.
BOLT THUM! 011171C11 SiaTIOLI, 12TH STNDAT
arm TalNlTT.—Oelebtation of the Holy Corn.
amnion at 8.30 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. —Venite, Wes.
by, 2; Pralms,_Ouseley 210, Turner 906, Poster 207,
Fussell, 199; Te Deum, Dr. A. H. mann in G..
Benediotus, Bernby_47 ; for anthem. Hymn DI. &cc',
Anus; Litany (Thais); Hymn 183, St. Bernard;
Offertory Sentences, "Let your Light tt SS.), "11.
merciful" )Irons). Evensong, 3pita.. Praia's,
Tucker 184; Notate Domino, Woodward 311 • Deus
11 isereatur, Wesley 130; Hymns 189, St. Vulbert,
217, St. Cecilia, Evensong. 8.10
Talba; Psalms, Foster SO, Jackson 8!; Nlagnificat
and Nunc Dimittis, Eyre in E ; for anthem, Hymn
188, St. Martin; Hymns 318, Each 'ea (Tune 332
Church Hymnal), 431, Hanover. Chant Book used,
"The Cathedral Psalter Chants •, Hymn Book used,
" Hymns Ancient and Modern ; " H. EvEterr.
Rector T. M. Monoes. Organist sad Choirmaster;
T. Westlake Morgan, Sub-Oronist.
OTTItal. —The (leek** of Messrs Hannah anal Co.,
County Cabinet Works, held their animal outing on
Tuesday last. The party numberiag M. including
.1. and E. Hannah and R. Holland, peoraidedbybreak
endfour horses supplied by Mr. Hodadon, of the June.
thin Hotel, he flwanage. fanning Dorchester in time
for breakfast at Bindon Abbey, the ...wind halt was at
Corte Castle, a lunch being provided in the castle
ruins, after which the party started for Swanage. An
excellent dinner and lobster tea were prcvided at the
Ship Hand. The party amused themselves by bath.
ing, rowing, and emitting "Tilley Whim,' and other
of interest, leaving Swanrare for the return
Floslncimey about seven o'clock. The day was thoroughly
conL.yi ed by all.
witTwootc —Th. anneal outing of the extplouts of
the Lepers. and Teter... took place on Satarday,
the place selected being the Isle if Wight. Vary
delightful weather favoured the outing, and the party
tharly enjoyed thanwilvee. Leaving by the 6.40
train, Bouthampton was reached about nine, which
allowed time to witness various obiraus of interest
before the bine started. Cowes was reached 1100 n
after twelve, and as this fashionable resort is just
now very gay, the party pawed • plemaat time before
dinner, which took place at the Red Lion. A capital
repass was provided, and after such • journey it is
scarcely necessary to say it was done full justice to.
Immediately after dinner conveyances were obtained,
and the party proceeded to Cansbrooke Castle, which
historic spot was masked after a delightful drive.
The famous well, Princess Elizabeth's room, the wall.,
sad the keep, were thoroughly "done," but
'la time wee prolong no stoppage could be made at
w
"snort. and Coves was readied after an eventful I
drive is time lei the boat. The trip home was most
views% a doss gips beige obisisod of On Royal

yachts and the guard ship. On arriving at South.
ampton, several of the party returned by the eight,
train, but the majority availed themselves of the
oppuetunity of returning by the nail. The day was a
long one, but most enjoyable.
:STKALINI. CLOTHES. —At tlw lt,.rough P..lice-nsirt
.11 Monday, before the Mayor (Alderman Gregory).
Mr. Alderman Curios., Mr. Henry I hirden,
Mr. Francis lewk, Mr. G. A. George Nle.T.
Bennett, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Ilr. .r.
Charles Randall, a labourer, was charged with steal.
ing a slop and a pair .4 trousers, the pn.perty of
Andrew Higgs, .4 I{tirngate.street.—Sarali }layman.
wife of the landl..rd of the Crown, and daughter of
the prosecutor, said on Tuesday last 4, hung out her
father's trouser. and slop to dry, and in the evening
placed them on a settle in the kitchen in the presence
of the privaier. on th, following morning slie
missed the things, sod gave information to the
—IC. Stone proved apprehending the prisoner in
F.4.liutrt..n Field, and finding the articles under a
rick by which prisoner adnutted he had slept. He
d'alied any lowaisdige ..f the theft.—Higgs identified
the article- :is hic propert_y. They wen. {insight t.;
n
him n by the costable.— There had been a pies...,.
conviction itgaiint the iwiconer the Bench were
linclin.sl to talce a lenient view .4 the case, and fined
the prisoner Ins., or seven days in default.
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Sv•• i•Ear TIIErT BA A liar. -William Newberry,
a Isty 12, was charged with stealing a quantity .1
p:••tag.• the praperty of the RP,. Henry
P., 'Tett. 1T1,.. A lamentable MAP., thf• who
is th • s-ii rest,ctatil.• igirents, having for same
time past carried On 1•%tel11.1%.• 1111.1.1.1111t1.111.. At lOW
11..11.p. of the Het•tar, where he had been employed., -
Mr. Edwin Burnett appeansl bw the prasectitime. -
Mr.. Everett was .55..1.11. and said an -tugnst Ist •Ite
lia.l between sk. and Drs. worth ..f 'tamps in her
l• •••••••-sian. She t•Lessl them in her writing table
drawer in leo mis ate r. .m. Neither lite .1 the
1,0111 •.r the drawer WA.. lock•• I. Sh« first missed
MAIN., .Pll OW Stn. 1)11 t.. ill.• drawer 1411.0
f.“11i.1 the Were gogo• kat th,.11 th•oight It
was .1 1111.431.0.. 011 OP. lot), she made a ...arch, lett
fams•l led a -nigh. stain,.. l'resmer had Ti.. right
what.-,'r iti dn. nAOIII, or 411.1 .41.• give him any
anthority 1., be there except wh•o• WWI Ong,. Iht
ti,. • 7t11.41.. WWI ,k1.....nt (nen lee,, She gave him n.•
antlsmity ta ga to the INNOIII during Il..11:160.111`,
1111.1 1.11,v11 111111 H.. in.tructi.on- to change any
rtAllnr• far her .luritig the last fortnight.
When •11.• left ..111 the 7th the 'loaf .1 th • r.w.in TI
.11i«,ti..11 not neithe• w..• the drawer
wle.r.• the .t iv. I', pia •I. Sh 11. I
•411.1. /Inn Ps 111.1..1 . ...••% .1111111111 Z 11,
ar P... 1. -11 1.1..... 111 ill, r • mi.
' The iiem-y 1•••\ /.•I 1., her little 1.. y. Ti,..
father tl••• pri•oner s is! Mr.. liv•oatt tsellil
pr.•ve the bay had the smug... and she had set traps
far hini 1.V.1.ry way. Mr.. ES"..n.tt stated alsoit
t ag.• .1o.• 113.1 -••111, money given her for a
eh.trit •*!4•• awl is inisasl 10... she ,
marked the r on:tinder. whieli le el leg been •ince !
tmaclusl. Harriett Baker. cook, ti... ..,.,)I.'V 111
• rs. Eserett, tr.l ti..' iwisotser had been loot...hay at
n4.1.6r). lln Friday, the 7th, Mrs. Everett went
to 0. ;:t•4l ; pri•atier was about the •se. He
went up.tairs to clean - • table. it, :1 r•son ad-
j..' Mrs. Everett's r.s.m. CA111.• 111....114.11,1
and asked fars..lll, in"r”,tivl-paiier. and wit nes* replied
lirs. Everett bad taken the keys. lie returned utatairs.
A shall time after she wanted him to rm. ..n an
errand, and went upstairs for him, hitt caul.' lett thel
hini in the haus.'. She di•l not I again till he
Cann. /MA fr. .111 .111111.. t. She had never askeil the
prismier t•• change anv stamps for her. Th•unas
lialt :.•11•ip, clerk at the I r.orcheotrr Post-adice,.rid
In' knew the pri...sier a • Mr. Everett's lay. He was
frequently at the Post am for Mr. an.l
Mrs. Eserett. fru t h.. ere ll itt th•• 11., nst•
pri-.1••••• lesought 15.11111,1 stamp. t.. rig:mg...l far
money. .ts laml been there twice before to change
surh small amamits, witness toll] Mr. lag b• ask him
wha sent him. lie replied' the cook had sent him.
Mt. foigg in... 14• him Is. ILI. far the •tainte, chanting
1111 l On ••n•• ..ccasem within the last
iartnight it brought ••• 1111 l • Stange, t•• change, and lie
did not knaw the value of them. Witness then
rettgtrk.,l Mrs. Everett always mod a memorandum"(
the aim.-. Thi• was the reason why he n...0..4.4 Mr.
Imrg powsirjeoll the Loy. On MIA nee:0111111, also,
witness aslo• I him who sent I and rophogl the
....k. --Tl,.' father adosl Nir. Everett if le• had nat
..ftery given th« hoy Awl tle• Itectar replied he
had. Newberry said the 1••• y hmi told him
1,,- lIA.I hewn th« hal•it .1 buying stamps
awl selling them again l'risarier elected t.•
Is. tried manly. lie pleaded guilty. The
hither .1111 if the hay was daing these things it was
Mr. Ei•••rett's plats. ta leave •catne and t.. 1•1 them,
wherea• he Icel t..ld them what is goad Is ly lie wit.. -
Mr. Et erect said it was tett that he wanted the has
iiirnislied they had A ttttt nemed him. Ile had hal a
good deal perienc.• with 1,11,, lon never in his
lib. bad he known such a hardened and inveterate
young liar, ..r 1,11 cunning a thief. For w•s•ks thev
1,,.) s••sts•etesl II H.. did 11.4 want tli•• boy ••r hi,
parents punished, leit he thaiirlit ler aught to Is' sent
1.. an industrial school, ••• t tat li•• •h•ed.l nt be
allawed t. • go :Omen carrying an 'wort of
practice.. He catild mention many instant's. ••( his
thieving. lout he had only brought this one clump..
should nat have said this had trot his father
come there andli charged them with setting traps.
—The Mayor, in sentencing the tirisatter, said the
Bench were awry t•• see him beginning cri 111 l • at ra
early an age. They hoped the t•unishinent waidel
a warning t•• I , and that he wank, lett he branght
Leto's. that ••r any "ther Court again Ile was liable
to this.. 1111 l insprisannient, lad they wauld give
hint another •Jpis•rt and sentenced 1l i 11l ta seven
days' imprisatiment and ten strokes with the I.irch.
They hoped he w•itild turn ••••••r a new leaf, awl lead a
nest lU.• in the future.

htt NC -John ',Mg WAA charttrd with IWitali drunk
in .%clan4.4trr.4.--Ihdrudant Mao, found by P.C.
;,ktild and I..ckerl up. -On con.i.lerati.ni f hi 4
ha ving lbw's rot:tined tb. pm% il.lil night. ho.w.
di.chattyrd.