The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-21 00:00:00

THZ ROUX a ruanso IT • @OLIO'S.

Simeon Tay who wws leer week rent oiled Os
Sporte io our lad is oe), for meshmg a oeri,bi mare
cot w 414 ham: the sone, the :.ropeoty of
aeorge Kiiiirlo, I Chickerel. Do's', •., tb.. 11th of
I It•ler. Siucs priN tr w. citrii4eil with •he care
of he anito e reliwe liu the Roy:. Art llry 4
11 r b a e. In the nate- ,4 --woe. hat was ap, r be de'
at 1.4 1101Viaes flew'. Cr op rt, by 8-egeaut 11 at.
—Mr. Nantes appeariei for the pro-ow I .11, awl Mr.
.cker for the d-fenee.--throrge Kirght. latent er,
Chiciterel, soul he ha.l a c.I peanut,. to Itridiani
. .

F or, ant pri.oner worked In the Chi kerel-roml, sm.
'demi! by Mr. G icier. Pri.oner said he was going to
the f air, and tetweentor asked hien to take his colt and
;nell it I r rD. He fltrowteutoo did not know mu .h
; about horse*, but ...Mewed prioinet did am be lid
! been tpapi to them. Prosecutor gave hint Is. for his
exp-nees, and orders to cell the colt for the
einount named, but that if he saw a chance if
changing to benefit him (y•metutor) he cad do
it. Priem., went away, and pros. cutur a nt hie
(knitter to Bridport Fair the came day wilt
a us.s.age to prisouer. Tee next day be
saw nothing .1 the itimner or the colt, awl
the next day pro.e..mor wein to Baloort, Intl
cull find nothing of the prisoner, Inc col or the
limner. He we't to tar' ms I,ac a to Molt f ,
g,„t then t., the ...lice-- ohm ; had seen nothing of
pi ismer ainie.—Emily Knight, daughter .1 the p.o.e.
come, said pri.olier was a c rter Belo; ue•r I.e hue'.
title went to Bei iport on the 11th ult., leavi g
'hulterell at eight a.m., reaching El it, ~t ot en
minute. to ten a.m. she saw ps Potter .1 th • C 1...
Kee., and he meld •"I'l...re'e the c .It in the mcble.'
-he caw the colt tber . At three 00l k Kintner
told he. he 111.1 not WWI. they et All i, die the prie of
tbe molt. See went to pr fetber'e house et his
iuvit etion until one -.clock, chin lie mail his si•te.
meild walk bite the two with ii. r. Sne W,, to meet
Mtn at one "'dock. a!ol iu the meiutiihe he wi. to try
and aell the colt but if he -ii I n it 410 MI IT the ti-ue
she left, he (pi imaer) w to brim: back ...st uext
morning. At one "'ernes prionter said lie had not ...1,1
it, bet would try hi. beet. At three tit:loot he said he
did not th nit he 'should wok- the in iloy of the c It,
when idle said "Never mind about that; here is 2.. to
keep the hors. for the uLlr.; an.l helm: it holt n. et
morning? Pr, .ner said " Very well, I .111 ,1., that,'
mid he pramiced to Ming it hack altout eight or time
o'clock next mornin.t." She after warts hood
incidental y in the grist that the colt hati
been " Chanted away." :--he sew the prisoner
alerwards, and ask him about it, but be
assured her the colt was *NAL —Esau Elliot, farmer,
of Browlimk, said on October 11th prisoner bpi h.
colt, &mat two o'clock p.m., leadieg it up awl .1..w0
the street. He asked him what he asked for the c dt,
and pliooner said £3l Witt.., thought that was too
much, and told prisoner he had a grey mare end
would exchange with him. Prig iner asked velt
witness would give him "to b ed." 14a (vitneea)
eventually gave him the grey mare and r 5 for the
colt, and during the c mver.ation about th. deal
peigenter went out into the &meet, and he saw him ,n
coneersatlon with protiecutor'S tlaughter.—After tbu.
witness had been examined by Mr. Tuc Cr. he M..
crows-examintel be Mr. Haute., whu treated Min a.
an "adveise" witness. The c .It wa. in his charge at
quartet...pest three, and wa, lit in the Cos. Heys
stable afar that. It was at the Sun. He had his
grey maie back again hr £4, from the p.m. wh •
height it of the pria.iner. —Sergeant II .czar I said he
f •und priemer at Fort Row er, G .siort, on th.•gtti
Noveini.er. lie ha' enlisted, lie told Mut he hal •
*arrant for Sin.. Ttylor. lie said "my name is
George Stone, of Amininater." Ile t him the el., g..
when prisoner cud "1 know uothing about it."
Pets nier aDerwarls said "I know you you are
Sergeant liazzani," and w•tuea, nail i,i reply " Anil
y,. see/Simeon Taylor," and them pris .ner admitted
he we. the yer.on ; that he hal the cult to Ming from
Chiclimel for ileorge Knight, made • ch.., and drew
£5. What became of the -- thing he didn't knew;
every policeman he saw he thought was going to lay
htn Is on hi If be could write, he would have
written to Knight and offered him route looney.
P. termer enlated on the 18th of October A
oberxemti..l/...
.ttrerheattei:
li the name of George stone.
(prisoner) to 4 witness that someone made him drunk
at the fair. —Mr. Nate, made application for lOWA,
to be better able to &nein evidenc which he knew
would be forthemninm—The Bsuch granted a remand
'tool F. ilay, bail being l•fewti.
The prise., was mein brought ap at the Birough Pollee
C rt. ot. Froler, heirs A. It emeriti. Eit (blayo.L ant
E E.l temil.y a and T. H. Falumeds,
Mr N me. ..pyeered for the prowcsittue, and Mr.
-rock, for the Mebane..
Emir as Hitler, -.41, at Com Keys, said he recnigi.,,d
th • re i on, who had • ell early in tie morning of the
II h. Re told witness he had the e.lt for lode, 'ad it eras
Wise o t" do, tee ihe in -ruing, and brolgt.t hack
1....f0r three e'el wk, and remained there till four o'clock
or after. Stineoae cams to •ee tl e cull, an f• r
priene. r it cc. I. t yrosecut •r's dau.:hter TM.. yen,,
mull we the e.l; iron *her, eke end th, w,.ht
•aey. H. saw prie-ner b-tween four and ave. Ile ram.
roe tin e -It and to •11 it salvo. Prisons- told el. vs, h„
bad it .44 thee It, hut would try and sae what he could
ea This we rettr foot p.m
By IV Tucker: He wes awe of the time when the
h •ree I. ft the stable.
Croats-examined by Mr. Neat.. : Witness felt tore of
tee tint •. Ifool the time of I. nies generally leaving the
yard.
E 'lewd 0 trehalsea, for the moment on. alleged coming
trim Chiekerel on Bridyert Fair Day es ith the daughter
of pro.ecutor. Hit wasa gardener. it Coark.rel. About
three o'clock be as yelps..r with the col, and he toid
whom. be had not sold it. b-.t that be was smug to sell
the bone, at come pee-'. At four be saw prisoner again,
when be raid belch et .1.1 the colt.
Hen. Read. r. &herniae et Chick-cal, said he was at
Bridemt. on th- Mb. Prisoner iold him be alt,ml.l sell
the colt at Doe. price Later. at four p.m. be (peer)
bed hot the colt with him, and said the ma 4wi
w.. n--t
hut h‘t be should nut have it Me WAG back to
CMekeret
8-resent Ilamrd, who gays Ms evidence previously,
amss now needled, gad, in elan/on to the evidence Ina
v•oasly widowed. cord that prisoner asked .t Hi- gweeitt
staton. no the way .0 Brideort, wit- I.e they would stop,
sad lie (witness) replied "At Dir ch eat tr.* Pu i enter •tid
"1 . eget to hays taik. n back the holm as I prombed
Knichrs daughter, and that's where • made a fool job
tit it." . .

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I...woolly's daughter hare .I.lfel Any into Notion to
too youag wow-cot the (I.yh..otal on the dor I quos-
.l And she del ant ask El ro Ito 'noel] to pots, iiut sto
Elliot to her, too .11.1 ehe go with Ellen II .utisell to Esau
Lit..' r did Eliot h "en pp. d tha
A'..5 She hot 4.-aril r• in irk. In the ptre.t that pus or
hod e aneed the col. Si,. west tohint,Alld he fold bet Ito
bad uot dooe so. !An llonas4l aid not soy to her "
plus,: you ku .Yr the horse id tone. and you b 4 better
. _ .

t .11 your fall ei the rights of it.' Nor did she sap say.
hod) that "IF she was ts tall h-r father he would give
her a erssl bidlihr." Ste es+ lloomell on the platform
at the stist.m Sb. npmed the 5.15 p.m. train.
Di Ilr. Nantes: "If the horse situ .old before she Itft
the town it was not cad by her consent."
Thle finished the cult for the pr s.cutlon, and prisoner
was formttly charged. whin. through hie solkitor.
primer said ha was not guilty.
Eridso,o4 wee ed•luc d for the defence, pointing Is •
knowledge on the pat of the prosecutor's deughter that
to. horse we. sold before she left Bridport for Chickeral
on he 11th Oc•obor.
The prisoner was fully c,mmitted for trial.

It is tatisfaTtory t, notice thet smorgst the 306
voting on Fri lay in faemr of the Prime Ministers
first raeolut,on—estahlisbing the "Closure" by an
absolute major‘tv of 41—was Mr. Pendell Halli, our
lets esteemed mrtnl,vr. Of coarse Mr. Warton, as
the greatest and mJst obstinate obstructionst ID the
nation, Wiped to moll 262 sahaveity whist.

By spaniel request I beg the publication of the
following
"From • m•mb r of the
Sibli•ot Ulerit .I.eucial
to the
t; awl ..1 MAW'
on hop *nem I Irovu %he nriginaL)
6. a., og. Ursa., Sr. at at ibefltat ii a •;loud
Theo .11 Ha- 411.1 yo :r e li.o t .11 ianl.
Wt, 11-.1 t pi a.. mid h.olt,e'mr..t.
t Mom moat aro aml r :
bon. ot flinz Wa a r.ak
In "CI •lalte' measures tone man Low you re riga"

The TOWO Cl ck referrid to the Watch Committee!
The Two Cloanril certainly exhibit. noose wioloak,
for what "thrr coastal t e could ..sal a. afectewly
with the work of the clock as that whose ditty it I. to
look alter the !watch

Apr po. of tho town ciirooometer, I hare always
oupponeit ouch a tides to lo tu.,nui „atm,' nnd erected
for the 4 measurement of time with great emu t„ea,„
Thet.cm vitoly oiy how it in this liri Iport clock
decolnes the public et, snit why it I. ;wrwiitel to in-
dulge in ouch al :ermine vacaries of late? I 'o either
atowdrg when the four faced monnter indicotes a few
minutes to "j, et-time." The publio rush 'Tway for
the letter box In fear lent 'xi r.' stomp* be required,
but were they to take the trouble ti consult the
' Gre-nwich clo -k" or that well-con lucted piece of
torch .nism, the pot-office timspi.ce. they WOUill di..
ewer Viers won plenty of time end to niers. S.que.
time., too, the tow cl• NA a courage. the belief that
one needn't hurry. Wader, dote& bo whiled! for ere
you to ich the "b ":" the office clock inaicates that
•` time hoe been up" for a ogee's' minutes. It matters
little to me whether the clock or its keeper kin fault,
but whiL hove- the offender let him be I.s.ked after.
M at resioct %hie twins base their einem, illuminated
d Time the winter night., but it's a mistaken Ilea in
Briili t thot the initabitauta never want to know the
time "after dark."

"Ripe wild strawberrier in November —and during
a bleak Noromlrr. too—m .y be clars,l Amongst the
extraot.linarc " lind.." Mr. Holden exhibit d to us
a few days since • oples.did bunch of these lu.ciour
'terrier. culled from an exiew-d built few whirs from
the t we. These rutirely place in the cede t e
" in-setson " cabbrger 3i fret in circutufrrrnce, and
the enormous gorarbrc y so revlarly and heAutifully
ilencribed in a two-odium' &I'll by the "Penny
Whistle."

Stied lan in his "C• Pic," Oat iii., Deena 1., says :
"Two p-ople hsppened to bit on the gaols %brought,
and liliskespeare mole use .1 it first-11LX' all."
I suppose tho •• Penny Whistle' and LIM* Libels
happ-nrd to hit simultsneonvy on the followins :
"' Foully Folks, on the a..thority .1 the 'l.•ho.'
which recently s..noun!erl ths intention of the 11
port C .nosrvativss to select another candidate in the
room of .Ir. Wsrton, the slain./ member, laments the
Ines t,f the ' Blocker' in the following. lines" Now
this unworthy and ntiwi"ty introduction to Wartnaleal
we, by LRCM, awl aloe .rod in the "Sherborne
Journal" on Novemher 2n.1, lo I on November 3rd
sppesred the self.same introduction in the" Whistle."
So Lucent Lihrii too.p.ned to make use of hit own
lies' first—ttort's all. Its rather a wonder, consider-
ing the .• Whistle's" dire antipathy to Low* and his
ideas, that it copies his composition in tutu.

"The driving is like the driving of Joins, the son of
Nicosia. fi.r he driveth furl usly." Ouly too applicable
to many moilern Jehus who conduct the rolling stock
of some local gentry through Itridpot street.. It is
often subject I. r wonder that street accidents in arid.
port are peculiarly Kam°, consilering how recklessly
wil I some miners get over the ground. Ido tint say
that an sc,iden,. at the owner of Down•-street on
sator lay evening—whereby • cbi'd was knocked
down—was the cause of this prevalent evil; but one
thing is certain, that the juvenile blood of Bridport
must be hourly guarded by presidinx angels at every
street all4lo and corusr.

" To ass the nakedness of tits land are they coming."
At last I .t 11141 'rhe Co.-shadowed Conservative
banquet, or rattier 4-in. n.trattm, is really io take
likes , hid month. The :10.h Noveinber hi aonoun ed
(or.v del)) to be the ,late when mi,htv hon ,u- is to Its
don- to the candidate el ct. "Alas! poor Yd.— --I
m.aa War on. Thee is a whisper that a gsntlemao
time I Mamere will grsoe the ilent• mitra,ion. He
ivo exhibit vo KI ma in-oe aud esquisi•e taste by
remaining at h ime, or VialL some less bopelvss
LIWIDI !Aria.