The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-13 00:00:00

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0111 NI ABBAS.

hownet—On Toeeday an inqueet tree held at lb.
Wm:haat and Cull. Inn, Oerne Abbas. before Mx IT.
Look, deputy coroner, on lb* hody of Alfred Hit, ~I.d
44, who mu found dead in his bed that morning. Dee mod
vow a 'trete man and lodged at his deter in Dockw but
On the sth be was engaged driving a hone and • gees
cut for lb. roeveyance of paiweneers to and four • the
riveters' Fete ground, and daring the afternoon he .'toolt
two men on the driving box Amides hinivlf, ditnind him
to sit on the rail, and on his env to the field on (het ars-
einn he polled in to pone the Us and on miming is sin to
the centre of the road the van eviong and ho filn I z• the
ground, the 'wheels paring over him. Ho, h 0..,. r. got
,to himself and appeared only to have ettsinee, hie arm.
fltarden, solidest to Dr. Ilwllinery. att made+ (him
ofterortrdt, and he mint bowie about NI p.m. a nd en wt to
bed. The next moraine shoat seven be wait Towed I W hit
stetertn had on his left side qolte deed. A "whet wises
nomination man made to Yr. Sherries, wheat the heart
fOnll4 Wim dirweed and the "wow& of the heart
metered he th• fill. sollWent to erennet fur death. The
jure reinrnad • vwdi:t or. Accident 2

now&
Valium Clisrega. aged U of Corn.. war charred with
assanltine and threatening hi. father. Nsthnniel Char thin.
at about 12 p.m on the sth inst. Prisoner had been
celebrating Bank.holiday. and as hr hif armed hi. lore lehin,
was drunk or It would out hare hannened. On an iring
home he mowed himaslf by contmitting naioanoes .boat
hi. bed room and declaring him.elf the hest man lob 011110.
dindsved bit manhood by beating his vounrer two ther,
nulling his crippled father out of bud, strikinr his mu ther,
an The pollee were fetched. and the gallant youth soon
f..and binn..lf In more soi.ablo lodgings until next n horn.
Ins, when hie father and P.C. James hayinr given eyid ears
substantiating the charge. was nr iered to Bad .nestle a for
his good hrhayimP. for 12 month., or be imprisons 1 for
three month.. Ball not forthcoming he was convey. g 1 to
Ffer 14.jeetim Priem. at Dlr.-heater.
Wl'o,ol'llo% —Before lond 1:11thr.
John Oillinghssa, aged 113. of Tiler Farm. 11(Irldlemr
was brought op in ev•tody of Supenintendeat Fern tan,
rharred with rommitting a ran. on his cousin, fit ash
Warren, aged 17. at filseseillee W Minn. no the pm ions
day. Remanded until Saturday, 101 Mat

nrrERVTEW WITH THE CLUMANT

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Montrone, Miens Montrenor (2), Mr. (lox, Collard imonottned for hung drunkto if laspoble is Littlestaud that
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$I Y nhe ntmt.). 18:"iir"'n"gsdoOliscltilielpile8SinuuMe"dn't.'l‘yin::°rnle'intli'''111.76.7ororInn.tinfd"til.'•te dbeZnolodaaffol:
Paley, Rev. G. Hideout. Mr. Martin, Mr. A. J. M. drunk. He loeked hi',: up ustil he told bins *here he
Martin, Mrs. Martin. :Mint Martin, Mr. J. W. lolgesl.—The Bench imposed fine of 6* and costa, 7. 6L.
Barnes, Miss Addison, Mrs. Pinckney. Miss Re ith tab.. rola lea week.
Pinckney, Captain Ne nle. Mr* Rooky, MI see R. Ars Dints....doflll...
ittritinalr.u-74.41/nivd Mills, a labourer, WU
.d
(2), Miss Palairet. Mr. C. E. Newhall, Mrs. C. R. 61102;,..i0.
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said Mr. B.rtehtee
Meehan, slise Follett. Mr. G.oiden (20th Regime, A).
mgeorlied to him ab uat too o'
clock on Sunday
Maln Vandeleur (75th Regiment). Major-arta fn.—. 71Sai the defendant was in Weet•Areet very drunk and
lSough. Mrs, C. R. Beach. Miss novenas S. dt, bating his wilt. He went to the snot and found that
Mies Eva Stott, Captain Bridge, Mrs. and / 800 defendant wine then in his house. H. afterwards crime
Matthews, Mr. Palairet, Mr. Stott, R.N., (a. 22 into the street auto made • neat d Atiorhenes,and ablised the
B000men), Mine Dandy. Min Emily Dendy, 5 lies I polioe very much—Fined ss. and 7r. 64. cost., to be Pad
Edith Doody. Mn. and Miss Leigh, Mrs. Dainty, /(Its In a week.
Denny, Mr. J. C. Fox, Min Fox, Rev. 0. Lair. Srtrucrren.—llligabert Andersen, wife of
William Anderson. wee ounnnoned for wilfully breaking
Drimatools. Mn. Clive Justice. Mimes Clive Jots Clow three pew,. glees K. at the hoe. of George
(2). Min Neale, Captain Philips, Mrs. Philips. Slies GAN • stoker, on the West Quay, on Sunday afternoon.
Pbelips. Mks C. Grove, Mr. Fuilmger (2 10.11 —Complainant paid he took in the defendant* step.) to
Regiment), :d m,.. peck mr.
en t),Mr Charles
W. co lluh. an
foilslit on: lodge, at the request of the lad's (*then, and the totes'
K dent come to his hon.. on Saturday night and stowed
Caftan Pretor, Miss Alston, Mr. Perkins, him end also went to the Illinion.hown to him on Sunday
and disturbed the meeting. About five o'clock on Sunday
During the evening the prises were distributed as
follows h broke three of glee. thi h a re. penes g a • nun with
a stone—Marl Adams rare novoliorative evidence —The
LAMM—The chellenge belt, for the lad, &Antoine am
Bench sn.d defendant damage is,, and oasts 7s,
d the Wort. Hiss Illstthevre. first grove score Et I, its or ...yen days' hard Ishour in defoult.
Nesbae; Ostottd, tS Miss Motthew.; third, £5.imum" gum, Cartel,andRorniblow ; fourth, 11, Mrs. Plan Leigh ; fifth, St Ilk
Clarlonk two youthful seamen. were brought up is
Dervir ; sixth. (I, Kra Lister. Molt golds, .os, c,K,Ket, 'a,ged by Willis Whitkins, ter of a
Him Ler. Best gold £2 let , Min IL G. Pan ter.
bei tine lying in the Ilarb.7,:or, with wilfully disobeying
Greatest score at flgiwas 1311 k. Was C. Radford ;di tto. hi. order. and n•glectint their ditty on Tundey and
50 yard.% .01 104.1 Tanner Davy. Most !ell) Wednesday—The proseeutor said the priscmeriluid caused
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Morris:
a'td(lllßWirsinrelo.)"4ll.l.l4 esabb.dorehadwheton they
rEildlPlgo...t.curmeo;l.d7ll..rdeo. Paittoßeneso.. ye ido,
othhshilrighmed...taoan.eikt
..k
yestredoy morning —The chh.:rditsisancrd
each poisoner to • month's hard WWII/.
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013171.11112,..—F1y5t rooms score, £B. Mr. Wain, ed
second. fed Mr. M•yrick; third, £5, Mr. Pins Lei ; ------
fourth, .CI, Mr. N. Snow ; fifth, St Mr. R. H. Pals -vet;
sixth, AI Mr. Butt. Moot gold% £210., Mr. Coles I It
✓oll. II its.. We Dunham.% Greatest WNWO lit 100 To rds,
n yr. C. U. Everett : ditto go Yard. 10oi. Mt.
Pinckney; ditto 60 earls, £2 10'., Mr H. R Hare r lost
id'. at 100 Yards. t 0... Mr. Yates-Foos; diet. toy- Ass
£8 10.. Mr Cambridge' ditto GO yank El 11k, Mr. 1 lyre
Haney. Most gold. at 100 yards, 412, Mr. Martin: • litto
00 yards, CI, Mr. Prothno ; ditto SD yards. At Cat toin
Thatoto Beef geld at 100 y.rds, Cl 10f., Mr. Kill.; • litto
191 yard* LI 10. , Mr. H. G. Medl core.
The local prism were • as follow, :
Lawn —Pint local wore, Miss Hammond Spa tort;
wome_d Min J. Carter ; third. Ifee. Eyre-Ruwey ;
Min E. Pinckney • fifth. Miesß Lowe; sixth, Min t'. M.
Wilght .• seventh. Mrs. P Pineknev ; eighth, Mies Pa man.
Best gold. Kta Minty ; most told., Miss M. CA". lan:
seemed numbs', of golds, Min J. A. Day Scores' y
Mrs. W Scott; ditto at 50 yard., Mies Scott. Hits at 69
cards. Ms H H. Palaireti ditto at 60 yard., Mrs. Gay.
Ben gold at 00 yards. Mks Kitson ; ditto at 50 yards, Kits
BOW..
Otarrtntnis —Pint local fe,m, Mr. C. Z. Lou: in wad,
Mr Penna. Boat gold. Mr. Nicholls.
On Friday the shooting wait confined to hand: inapt
and sweepstakes.

Sir,—T bee to Inform your ready's, with your kind per.
rotation. throurb the medium of your valuable Journal.
that T visited the unfortunate llaimant my old master
ir Roger Tichhorne in company with Mr fluildfnni
Onslow and Mr East, at the Portant Prison. on Thursday
last
I found me poor master in rood health and trpirits until
the time arrived for us to leave him when T observed the
tears run down his fare as they did down mine
I never experienced each a wene in my life before.
Nein, now much thinner than he was the old, tombs.
takeable look of Rorer Tirhhorne is stronyer than ever,
and T should like all his relatives to see him now and they
would instantly aclrnowledre him. No dye Cali reach his
head now there is no mistake Tam only • hard working
man a fisherman. but I am honest and encore in my con-
viction as I hope to eterd before nod, that the primmer I.
my dear inamter who used to employ me in Prole fishing
years IV
Please. sir, he kind enough to publieh this letter as an
set of Justice to an ID-used man —T am your humble
servant, WILLIAM TIOTTLD,
Fisherman of Poole.