The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24 00:00:00

rgrrr SiSSIONS.

TIMUSDAT. Itel"re Wm Mayor (Mr. H. T.
Trer.0.....), Mr. W. l'oarce. Mr. W. N. %Vesterri, sod
Mr. H. FArmor.

The license .1 the Railway lintel was temporarily
tran•le:..,d to Mrs. McC ilia, wl low of the loemer
land' rI. Th. ilsense to Mrs Yonne,
daughter of the late WWI •dy, Mr& Knight.
A HU, boy of 12, named Robert Minus, was MUM.
morel on thl c doplaint of Mr. Thomas Lewes,
schoolmaster, with breaking • win low of the scho d,
end Join,: otb.r famag..
Mr. Lures 4 Awl. on 'ay evening, Jane ¶l, he
left the eased alt mt • moaner to r Ight, sod cv rything
then we. lei hotly pale, but o hie arrival on Tuesday
he too. d that • avio.low had b broken an I entranca
obtained t the .clsvolr ,otn by that means Altar
ex .mining the premiere i.e dbcovered that windows
had been suasshed. .let a bs.ken. and It U. Inspector's
report torn up. Tb..ll"ritm .2 the gall. ry had also
b an rooted up, evidently with the i Ica that some of
tbe pence which the .001ars had .cc ..ionally let fall
thrdugh the intentic a w odd f mod there. I.
addition to that the is Sas ..f the harm.* hum had
been pulled olf.—lu reply t the 11 itch, Ur. Lomita
cell he ha I not pref. rred • char.. of burglary against
the by. for bed. I not wiah I, he bast ;a.m. him.
However, it was certain the bey brAs into the reboot,
and that he forced up the boards v.f the floor which
he dft-rwards endeavour. d to replace. The damage
tia.ttiuteted at si.
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William Bartlett. of lidlards Park, another boy, I.
the e Rummy of Mau.. garl oaideLcs prorlry they
both took part 10 the affair.
The Beach aftersoms c .usultati In coma to lb. 0011-
cludon that the lad, wh had but • short time ago
Woo before them charged with steak's eggs, mud be
taught better, a.,al they there .r. reloc•antly *out him
to Dolohoster for 7 days with bsrd labour.

A BRUTAL ASSAULT AND A LIGHT SENTENCE.
A ealeerhat mil•Ile-ard man, named
Henry Ayl.., carpenter, of C.rter'e•lnne, was charued
that he dal on the preebrue ever,i,nr vi await
and beat Mary Blundell, his "housekeeper_" a teem
woll. known in Pool*.

Acz rung to Mint or Mrs. Blundell's statement, she
wearieg a wedding ring or keep-r, about • quarter
past ten *inlay evening she hal got the prisoner's
supper rea ly, bat the c kit. g of the meat dld not
appear to please him. He evidently held • blest in the
old l'het heaveu ben h the meet and t
d-vil the co ik." At all events., of era .teal of grumb-
bog, to at re were b ousht t a climax by hi • throwing
it et her. fhb. he f 1 o red up with . Ohm, and at
she iisfend.d herself to the best of her ability—she
loki a etbr po wean! wain ,n—liadtair be neat
a. isti.t r her, he took up the p ker mod struck ber
acroas the hem] with it, en I also three o' her hi we on
diftereet parts of bar body. The proescutrix exhibited
• severs ata4 lager cut ot 11r skull some three
hash.' in length. whit,* she sihi the inhume'. hal
belictpt she wa. smothered in blood, and in proof
of this &nerd ft shsweld the Bench her petticoat,
with* was greatly st dotal ',Us ItMo I.
Toe ptisoser bad one or two very slight scars on his .
forehead, ant. in reply he Mr. C 'away, prosecutitx
admitted that -he hal let him taste the whip-handle, '
but it wag ily after be had used the i oker. flag •
p Ic 'nee strongly denied ever having used such •
weapon. but upon Mr. Conway asking the erou.en
I where he g A it fr•wo, be, estiststly f accying the
qvieetion was pot to bins, replied—. from the fire-
pl ice."
Ser,ssat &minus said ths complitlimut came
ree„lng to the etetion without eh is or ',toilet, end
sic mired with hie 4 that best Let fall.l to regg-
ae, her. He lent the Owner'e borne, and chug .4
him with the a.miult, and hi, reply aaa—" Yea. I
told her I would di for her." lie than appretam led
him.
In hie defence the prisoner nnly 6.141—" A word or
two plowed, but I am rely sorty tor it; I hope you
will be as lenisut as you c.o."— rim Beach c moulted
.r ...me short time, and then the Mayor tild the
bpr4ia.,:tortothrtiwatil:wolieb.nofbtl.kortacie
cases in
I owdhicich
he
fo u lnut.dl.wfully wounding. with intent ts lu griev.tis bodily
berm. They dhl not, however, wish to ruin him
for life ; but it was clear he had *lnutituel the
assault. for be hal told the sergeant he hal threatesed
the woman be would do for her. It was lucky for
him he had not cards I out his threat, or he would be
taking
ha lat be t p
is iri 4,1 for nrtiterh.
sTut o
The
feern t
isr upa ie i m
wee d
leboor.—Aft•r the sentences it the csobade-ettaling
cases this result very naturally crested simile astoni-b-
-meat in the Court.

MR. CLARKS MANIFESTO RE THE LAZE
ELECTION PETITION.
To the Editor.

Sir,—l regret very much, that Mr. Ctarke ehould
have wain fit to publish this. I cauo-t agree tb.t
his litatements are correct, and they B,OILI to toe so
damaging to the Liberal pa,ty here a, to make it
Imperative that they io,ould be answered.
The fact, are 'my patent to es all, and they are
thes. Chrk,, hal br.n our socepted Llberal
Candi late for some considerable time, but he hail mit
become popular. When the vacaucy occurred, a
feeling prevailed that be was not the man to win.
Ho his arri.hl here, hi. reception was perfectly void
of all enthogiaom. Mr. Norton amid other., in the
piaioest lauguase, told him be could rot win except
upon petition. It v...s hot until Mr. C arke—iu reply
to these diaciuresi, g repres.ntation.--deolared that
be would eland ootwithst ratting , and would certainly
go Sc, • poll, and that if the wow .'•
r-ries bribed he wo.'
" light them II the bitter mid ;. that toe oiminion
to,lted into harmony and be was cordially accepted.
Then the Liberate buckled to. and woraed honestly
arid weil fir him ; 11113•1 whatever our oppollenth may
iv. f the result, I am sure that they, not leas than
we, /cd, that I. lvdling as we did, 815 votes with .ut
spending • hall-penny, we won • niorsl victory that
we may well be pr .ud of. We were, however, out.
voted by o irrupted ...ter., and we, of cow es, dmitrid to
Mr. Clarke to redeem his pledge. I believe that at
the time he gave it, he was perfectly hone.t and
fully intended t redeem I. He took the oecerreary
'tape bare, but when he had consulted hi. hien,.
lii London be ch•nceel hi. mind and wrote we " L t
me have a Het of bona
.li4e silh*Orieliel2l"—"You rIo
your put and I will do Mine. Id answer to
that—althoogh neither Mr. Norton or I h.l ever
Indicated, in .iny 07, tb id we would be willi g ti
Wel,t to Air. C,.rke, nod °Herd t in
htun in the petition and to bear half the cost..
This oiler woe Aboolutely declined. Mr. Club°
would oubecribe toward, the cost of • petition, b
he would do no more ; and now he publi.lami a
mantled from which we le.n that—inthou.,ll
ho bad scattered ah.tr.otsi of the Corrupt Practice.
11111 very freely am mot bionic and to..g and pointed
t it. stringent pen dues, awl declared hie it t
ti erif deo them cou.tantly, in public and in
p.ivete—h r hod not really fully studied the Act
hiwselt, and all the tbne that he war .ayit,g what At
v..t31.1 to, he wse anticipating what he w oil 1 cet the
pull c prosecutor title 11. b. him.
. . . . .

11,fore c nein Hag, I th.iuld like to vay I 3m pleaeeil
to learn that c..rtain permina—to t all of thew
" young "—have brae " trembliog in their oboes.'
My perm anti feeling is OW) of great rebel. that th.y
kayo not hiel t. ,erieoce the tender inerci-a of the
public tr. 'lit a-, A Ig.iyli ve ic ih.,t the I.es
may Irs sulkieu'. t yule th, in of thew erii tray.
it the result is attained, I 4hail rej •ico that Lb. peti-
tion was not prosecuted to the "bitter eria."—Yours
truly,
A. Beteros.

Poole, Jusolith, 18t.t.

lIIPABORIta
THE HORSE, HOUND, AND CATTLE SHOW,

Thia show, following an the 1t... el tbe 11..tea,6114-
lion lid I lost Foot, woo again attended by co ..pieto
111,Ces.

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The t .tal number of entries wow it is tree • .niewhat
below that of last year, but the alight rgdaw i a in
number Was more than compensated by the high,
fluidity of the animals sent. Ie II there were 181
lire... sent, and as several of thaw were entinnol in
in ire thin one claw, the stades exceeds) 200. Of
hounds there were ti *Aries ;.4 cat.le nearly 100.
Sheep totalled t. • wanner of • hundred entree, And
of pig. there were nearly so in any ; whil t of Ovens,
tber • were all but a dim m antrirs, stud of but.or 49
Toe show was held, sie Mat yew, ..n the form of Mr.
T. If. Miller, eight acres of 0 .un.l I.;raons I an Ibet errata
the Obi Castle and the railway being eociweil far it.
The admittance on Tuesday was halt.avcrown ID the
eArly pm.. of the day and 1., at ter...arils, and aa £l5O
were taken at the gates it near In. reminded. reckoning
au eilb•c iber.' ned exhibitor.' ticket., that the etteu-
dance we. fu ly equal to 2 :AO mrsiins.
The judged of hunter* ad h a iks were I. ird
Waterford, Colonel Littreil, Mr. T. Garvey 11.yiy
and Mr. K. Arkwright ; eiol of agricultoral
Mr. F. B Wattel, MM. C. Parker a it Mr. Harding.
At hou o'clock the toles, iph board Sail,, exhibitor.
"Get ready with Class 1." awl the Minter vtallions
were led into the ring. Tow, was no hesitati .12
&wording the palm to oil' Sa..VICA.rII3," a,.d Alter heal
came " Kiog Craft,'" the represent.tive of the 'omp-
ton :Bad Company, a Madame chestont, who was rum
chesty by • smaller and older bat c
and built stallion, the " Altyre " of Lard Wolverton,
to whom, in the atomises of • third prig., the reoerve
hoe iiu s were waigned. Mr. Punting, of Pull, am, aih iwed
• very woeful horse in this claw in "44 igrilon," which
hawt. dgwkwell's Ida 4, and the Compt an etu.iCom-
pany Amore)" Mester Ne i," wig, wee so fall f blood
that he we. obliged to be mint home. To them
followed newly • mire of hunters, four years old and
ammonia, many of then/ magnificent animal., in the
perfection of condition mil with anperb action. I,
the estimation of some good jUdirea there Waa lao bett
animal its this die. than Liar I W dvertnn's rich cheot
nut mare," Lady Diana," matching with ' dunlight."
(emu tae MU, stable, but the farmer was put off
with tbe reserve number, Mr. Kecyil t 'king firot with
a four-padre/Id gelding. • very grand mower, the secmgi
mix, going to a horse from Cheltenham. "Weil Hit,"
which in the next clam took for.t honours. Captain
Fife's mare got a third in this claw and • fourth in
the next. which was limited to h Yoe. that hal never
aim 10 gUieran. Mr. J. It. P. 0 0i1.,.'.
wee fourth in Clew 2, an.l had the reserve numb r in
Clow 3. Other home, deeerving of nimitien in the
Mad-named c!.., were a cimetmot h.: with
ecti an anown ler .Ir. Fr Gr.e4 W • lc did— • f 1..• w.
.learn. idle.) et 230 :tikes., v. ty
built g..l.ling wont from :x.'t• rby Mr. p.m..
The nest clew (2) moat sine I over 8)1w iter., and, a,
wi have &real,. lidigo tal, ten of the g 'Lem.. In
Clam to .k booming Imre with the came horn a. NI,.
Kowa. who won the fir.t prig, in 4,1•-• 2 wi'h
"oarda...x.7 here took woos.) with " Ma.terpi,c-,"
the third ma, g Wog to Mr. T. 11. Miller lw a v. ry
goo 1-1 e,king end good.tempered Mack g-liline that
took first in the local claw. la thia (Clan. 4) Mr.
Lone. of Curry, got the wconi with a his' thot h ad
failed in the I ir.;er clue, ant Mr. Walt.r BUN took
the 'bird.

C 1... 5, for the beet hock, brotblet out abmt three
no many of tti • in grand in sell .n and
go re in pica that the public were fir a time bewil ter, .I
In picking nut the be•t. and It may be ,aid that in
many previoax loot knees the deci-i 'no ,d the j algae
were anticipated an I rotifie I. In thin clam come tin
tbreo grand blealt more, sent by Mr. Hoidnoon. it
Hull, of whom it wen by.adly wait] that be hot been
•• winning all the pr z • ot lelingt: .o." Ife t ..,k to
flit, awl a reserve eeith the tan, and bo one cool,
gaitpay the verdict in hi. cum, hut Lb re was gannet
satiefacti..n that tie- third mist went b. • hay it, re
moot proierly narne.l (frac 'fur' on animal pmf t
In the form and baton, and which afterward, an a
11.2 harms, horm carrie I . if the firer. prize in clam 8,
though net without a chollenve m Ipt, height, whi
bron.lit out the s•andord Mei Ike couuni ter% whom
venlict in favour of the beautiful little mare gave
met:olfaction to morn than it. owner.
The le mos exhihiner. Mr Morten Th rn U, 'I an
nopronounceahle piano in Wale., wan abooonce: -slut in
the p.av c'am ; hut we moot h sae hock' to Clem. 5
to no!ice SOW, others. ier•bnling the old pm, ajar
of last year, a N, ra 'reins." the. the unrob y ol Mr.
Fl .war, of Yeovil, who roll her at T... tmeslee, a..
now .14• I her °von in the oenerohip of Mr. .1 tin
Goma.. of It wlw -11. Mr. (lift in. the able lawyer of
showed a very honloorue into aellina in
thia alas% arr.l a oretry grey *tn tog th:. pleb, but
1.11,1 to ret into the li.t. A it le gelling
I showed by Mr. Koatchboll, w.. a somewhat oh m
animal, I ti abort in action. Mr. J. tin Brain. of
I C ,rben. +howled a umful ; and the home sent
: by Mr. Sealers, from Taunton, demerit., an approviug
notice.
Among the Famine w,re two sont by Mr. White, f
Twinton, ore of which ef2a rill, II .0 well by hie ,00,
small by, that t wo or three oietinct I,urxte of nit.
,
platne rew•r el I.e Iv., unoneld:.. ex.' • et 'ci deal of
sa•i•f.ction an, openly et pree.e.l when he exhibited a
rmette, but it turn...lout to be only thu " l'i.k
meaning reserved. TheC mpanion pony, however
Carried off the entond prize. Ttd. elau we. weeded ,
out unmercifully, and nearly • score were cent out of I
the ring in double quick time, one of the "jock. "who
retired &add some j mote reanaele.., laorg a 141 party
with heel. to mot •1., who belted able to take up and
carry the little anima he bestrode,
non, ways needy 30 vehicles .14 lOW the yard foe
the hareem horse., and as this part of Inlet • show is
Ily atte.ctive, it wag thought no go I a corn-
petition would pro.tuca • ettotatowl interest. The
"traps" went for the most part elegantly appointed,
and there wee but Utile to criticise in any of the tars

alitY that
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nut., bet • flight Inequ•lity at obi Part of the eh,
drew off a c osidershle part ..1 the public etteetio:.
awl as the drivers "lurched" over the ddli
p .iut I.sc ,m• owe. • pout a townie, 'bah hulls.
or r-biel-r. Three Yeuriliso., Dr. Colfurr. lit
I.; !wards, 60.1 Mr. flit., •-, t bands uue 11,16. e.
ham,. ad vehicle; but 'la .' t 8"31, I. Mt.
CI Own fats low NIA ir. 1 'Wool! sem. ..aa a
a....
eto,.ky col), th • picture of • hero,. h. roe Us. an ..1.•
✓p •rasoaci. and as ore Lave sires 17 0..1..4 ob. oi ii;
.an 1 avow Irwin Hull was .14,11 .1.1 li, cis..
*coring. Nit'. White. of Taint .0. hot tw ...3.4 hots.;
1.. Ms dors a ..1 work d lir•t li .tiourii with a 554.4
skewb dd. OM/ 8 was • tou,h smaller class lee
sm iller bores& .
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intupin.t clam colopritin,c two .4ewn bones wes
awaited *kb mueb intweir, toe j .ut wet.,
gni table bet tell 0 aleui atsd I.t rye bu win abilities aid
temp.,. en I be f tul. 'li. air iu thew la 4
ifrialitus than lb. fir-t. Nia iy •I. shies at Ms
rei cli .t tare, even a line.l,e, wbeo.um,ooded
buzzing cri, that could go aver wrything. It who
ait old, Mai. 1.1.1 tal.• rein-ate I. ihe 13)0 wity,
loe rlrriwn tbe d.ubte hurdle., on.. curling off •f
toe gat., and ...wooly hail... I. ifs inkluer the 'a._
b no mu •ane !area id 0171
tba.t.....lket and blabbed jumpor waa Sir. Fairi Abu.
a Fit'., aol t • thi Via fir t prie r wart ewer tart
KiirLpm, 0 muted.. CDI ISlacit Wee took their leaps
wall.

--- I • apicaltar el house the .bow boasted Mr. Liar's
" N euoty TOIO fief • Abu. here, ad dala b.• et,
lb 0111,1411 ..1 eight hr p.s‘ •., Wo •Awre.
u Mi.. i.e.. 4 111111. 4...114 I t. 1411.1 auloug.
lb. tut art en ere. sad ( dl4
tea,,... • twice pr ti .by eh, NW I t • get ía
her retired po-i'd
RIMS LIST.