The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-09-05 00:00:00

MORETON.

ANortims E. —There was another tire in this vill.ige
on Saturday. A hay.rick near Mr. Patill's residence wait
sii,eoeeeeel to be on tire. and Supt. Coward and the
Itorehester tiro brigade were speedily summoned to
attend. They were not long in oboYinx the call, but spite
of all their efforts • portion of two ricks wee destroyed.
Mr. is insured in the Phsenix

In the Belle Viso .tmseinlily-rootna on Thur,f ay et•telet
WAREHAM. There was a goodly another present, An.l an exeelknt
Hotel, who also gave a dozen t. f eleuningite. Mr. Mc
Coexiv PETTY Sumas, Titesday.—Before Lieut.- spread was provided by Mr. Beecher, of tie Belle 1 ile
Colonel hbenmel, the Earl of Eldon, Messrs. M. liodgett, wiiii.
,c,,picid
lb., rb.ir,
~,,,,ported
by
me.,...,.. K
N. Bond, anti W. M. Calcraft.
F-SSIONS. IREWSTI:II
Ilayter, 11. N. Jenkins, O. C. alwtsham, G. Softlaw. Ac;
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This was the annual licensiog meeting, and as Supt. leeleri'eeilflrape.t.elhhee.eilie'al.ng
.tth,emi.VX,eol...tyttli.neceeendegii4l..,",rtac
Lavender had no complaints to Make against any of the „are „ts, song, inebsting one specially compass-di by Mr.
houses the whole of the licereets were grantesl. Mr.
pansh the Iknch toe...tiered another house ca the new cemetery „balsa, as preparnl ity"Mr. i 'reek.
rlmicorrdarnp.lieblitfoars.f
tubeewyesift daalyre.s'aliyceansepufit.tirica . Its..der in praise of the Premier Boat Club.
nUIIIII. flouter. —At a meeting of this Board, en Inlay
ftermsin, Mr. Haggard (eh:finnan) preside ~ the plea
ilui'tee:eddiiheoririiinute:ll
el:aclutand refused the application.
A NICE MainV.n. surveyor, were appnive.l. The estimated isot
toft • kb,:
. building is about L'2,800. The wort:age on the ra 1.
Caroline wife of jamea Langfonl, a labourer, preferred
the perch •of the land was executed, and the limos,
a charge ol tumult against her daughter, Martha Cole, the
Want adjourned for a week, to enable the surveyor le
wife of a soldier, and her sister, M A I.!# AAA, wife of
prepare specifications for tenders, which are to be Woe,
William House, a Woo.llnan. - Mr. 'Westou appeared for
the defendants, both of whom, as well as the complaireent,
previousr to submitting the plans to the united vestries be
reside at Wool. Complainant stated that last. year her &penis al. tr.
daughter came from Gosport to live with her at Wool, and Locit. ART.—A first class collection of plettos 4 3
Nisbet, photographer, the Triangle, whose:tin:abound
u she was unable to accommodate her at night she slest
will be found in another column, haa been forwartiel I:I
at her aunt's at the Burton-y.ate-house. She at terwar A
took • small house adjoining her own for her daughter, by him the Royal Comhill Polytechnic, Falmouth, andtie
and put a few things in it to make it comfortable for her, Photographic Society's Exhibition, Pall Mall, loadon.—lle.
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subjects consist of : —No I. "Yes or no," represeetes:
on the understanding that when she left the house she ' s,
young lady who has had an offer of marriage, and wit
VIM to have the things beck again. Iler daughter and her
child lived with her for nine months without paying any-
Who is it like," is a charming photo of &lade heal
left, and had been living with her aunt since. On the over a sleeping child, an
thing, and then they had a few word. and her daughter
d a mastiff do: lying am if ' 5.,.
;tends meditating what her answer will be.—Na. 7.
bY the side of the crib.—No. 3. "How does
night of the ilst August, her daughter took away some of guard"o," is a very natural representation of a f oungladYUDni
the things from the house across a private field, and g
about nine o'clock on the night of the t2nd she came again, •,..nitc
elppiltaiecelinklentiineloef niineetePwiTeqiNJ,el.._ s",,M,ri.n-.4'1...5
accompanied by her sister and niece and COnnuencvd "
sleeping babe in a crib,- with a fine mastiff on Poet 1 Y.
taking away the remainder of the things. She went to
he side thereof.—No. 0. " Study," represents a rue!
the policeman's house, but he was not at home, anti when
lady studying how she can best arrange a collection
she came hack she saw her sister coining down the steps
flowers on an ornamental table in the drawing 1,..e" .
of the house with • sideboard belonging to her. She went
up to her and took hold of the sideboard and told her that Ni.. .Is a fine photo of a young lady studying 1117,
the. handsome silk dre,a being exceeding well le"
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it belonged to her, and she let go the board and struck hrr
out. —No S. "Finiahing touch," is an excellent phob
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four times, pulled her hat off, anti abused her and used oa
maid,„
_performing the last toad,
.ta her iiiiste.:.,,
most filthy language. Iler daughter ilid not strike her
but abused her shamefully.—Mr. Weston asked the Beech sWile.t.
to at once dismiss the charge against Martha Cole,
.but • ouvotcniumy rem:inns na ev.no'S il. iy x thurouge
xecuted with the greatest care, am t isp ... • ..,.
they decided to hear more of the case.—ln crosmeexamina- ; rer_eocwied„. or his art, on the part of Mr. Nisbet. 1!,.
lion by Mr. Weldon complainant said when her mother • "
died she left her bed by word of mouth to her daughter, 1 d • hibitiou inedalid, and ee dailitt not
a mahY an
" •• tient' will add lustre, to his ale. II
but she did not leave her the whole of her furniture. She that to present spefo .
artist. did not claim all the goods in her daughter's house. The c .. .
xteflaiVe repute as a photographic ~, , . ~
—._ So.. Et "
.Ev,t:n..ing I._'rx_fierjev,i,,si..an„yontinif,7l.:
A4I VANE." -On Saturday, at the I ni1,L::,a."..:
article she had designated a "sideboard' was an ironing- s t•en,leit_ seiiiiien w 0.,, is ji,,,,,,,,,a.t• char:: I Y.re
board, and she did not give it to her daughter. She did ~nnPe,.
on ethe iiitthefeeet.. eht...iieed ht. „,„ano ,d
not strike her sister and she did not fall to the grintald. ha
sing,
daughter was not married, and if she did call her int- en.v,ltnuT, the sum of 1:5, from Mr. D nil SPl""helnii, p
seller 'and stationer, the l'ier, Itewnemouth.
~..,,,e
proper namea it was no more than the truth. Iler
~,,, , , . ntor) said on the day in tin .1,:,,,,,
daughter was not married to a sergeant, —Jane Hall and Y"endala (Pc'''. , hi.. 4,01,. „,,,1 ,„ th.. eotirw 0,1 •
_::.,
James Hall Were cAlled AS witnesses lout merely proved
hearing the row.— Mr. Weston the pritsournc. i v
ro'i nu.; s, 'win Reeves'isetnevrt company • ed.
lkincla to dignUis-i the case neatest Martha lade, and they 1 • ' ell . • hin • may • cheque for X.-0 /' Ile 11e,''',',„,,,,,
did so. Mr. Weston having briefly address...xi the Bench n 'llsqd.maoe tiYg7s e prisoner the Cs awl rem it,ec,.c.....
called Eliza House, daughter of the defendant. She said
"'sit sem wraiten on a blank sheet of 'Newt. lel
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she saw her mother carrying away the ironing.board, and (Pit" Messrs.i Smith, Payne, A Co., Bankers
the complainant went up to her and took away the board,
;rat, .1 apologised for the cheque being written ~,,
and pushed her down on the ground. Complainant used very
again appealed to the :
.v.
...ti ;tit:cell. 'ml r. i'orney I:min, a 1e...1in.:.1'.'.7.;
npiece of paper instead of an official form. I Nai,ed
bad langua,ge. Her mother did not strike cornet:bittern. plain
A the cheque into the local branch of Ih`ed .0 Ivo
She heard Ides. Kelly say to complainant, previous to the Mnincial Bank through whom it was return .. „as
assault, " Don't gohavingabattle.--Froderlck Matthews, 1 I lit to ire-
not strike complainant —Martha Cole said her husband marked "No effects,'--Frederick Hacker.. .- nss
aged 11 years, said complainant hit defendant in the !linith, Payne, dr Co., London. said the chopic in
breast and tried to take away the hoard. I)efendant did
mod through his hands at their bank. Thece7;l
was a sergeant in the hubl3th Regiment, and was now at any __sergeant thtesian, rateldoae one of the, l.'ra;;;;Lioa
. named thereon had no account with them rs',:,
Poonah. in India. She received pay from him, and on tho
o st,...ed that on the lathiest, it; otinsequenee." 'n the Wilt
Ilth f Magnet had her paper signed by a magutrate, 11r. he had received, he apprehended the pri,oner :it, 6.,,;,.
Fyler. When ohs came from Gottp?rt she went to live in Cliff Mansion Hotel, Bournemouth, en *Dell". wow,
wan now living with her Aunt Bailey, at the Burton-gate.
a house next door to her utother s, hut they could not
' keeper in Weymouth, in the beginning of 3'19- .11-
He told prisoner he was charged with obl-tininga h atl
agree, and she gave up the house to save the rent, and she ,
All the furniture in the house was hers, as her mother and goo to the antount of 11, from Mr. Lion..c iet,
gave it tx her inetead of what belonged to her, on the , It was an officer of the tiOth Rifle.; now state
evening of the 214 ink. she removed part of the furniture. Priunerrepliedi "It was not ins, hut I know who.
j Wischeater." Witness took hint into custod:. ini'i°_,„,.... I
and unite more the following night. She had no reason to way to the magistrates he (prisoner) Kahl 'I ~ es,-„, .
tio in privately, aa the furniture was all her own. Her _.. . .
anal. *ft. Pleven years for this, but there are Do pn.._,l e
aunt helped her to remove thc things, and as she Wiu4
convictions maned ros."--Prissiner was rentuacti,7eiii,
leaving the house with the board, her mother pushed her
down on the ground and stool over her. She ha.' not minoirosne.menortiuyd of what
yab...itnpressisonheerartaihe
tbctmect!iii...ati
spoken to her Mother since the end of January or the `I
beginning of February. —The Chairman said the Bench rreferred against him. 'The tlepositiona titre reaml or. sal
he prisoner cautioned in the usual nutpuer.. sae, ~a
thought a slight assault had been committed, but nut nothing to say and was committed to take his tnal a'
sufficient to warrant a conviction. Each party was ordered
t. Pay her own costa, and the chairmau reinarked that next Winchester Assius.
Martha Cole left the court without anything against her , --
character. Complainant was very demonstrative through- ' W111E0824 11. . the siew
oUjnteth,:aCa/84.rwas, of Swanage, was summoned to show I Cen'eSln 1).
tooltkV.—Pilleeee nnonnualThConeedearchY.PanalTh: m'mt..,laPiett'l
mustering between 10 and 50 men, under the no
.. _ to
cause why he should not contribute towards the support
.1. tended time ?baster, a Do'iksi
of his aged mother, Hannah Parsons, who is chargeable to Lieutenant rue ins, at
the Wareham lJnion.—Mr. Marshman, relieving uffirer, ' Chatbunt the iteee...%.V.• N. H..eatitatihdtacasehtrapifyedo•7) ''•l
said defendant's mother, who is 74 years of age, was sermon. The lut [ as in situ
chargeable for some years, but the Guardians considered and from the
defendant capable of maintaining her, and stopped the „„
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_,,,,___ ~,. „„,,- ns„;,.. pi iii at We.,
relief. On the 9th of August she again applied foe relief, ' halls, alter ate •'"erte'e` ""'e Turnbull for 7i:
and Waa still receiving 2a and a loaf per week. The ri
___lt eLewael• was 'nee
ddesdant was sufferer to the Swamp Lucal Board, and LaPwing. who was third. Was takes
Farquharson. at t 7 Ift by

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