The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-16 00:00:00

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Till M1X31311 of the Wimborne Minster Amateur
Bell-ringing Club toot together at the belfry on
Monday evening last to welcome home Mr. E. Ware-
ham (one of their members) and his bride. Three
good peals were rung with exam/lent precision, and
Mr. Wareham must have, no doubt, felt himself
highly honoured. The same members also rang on
Wevlneedsy at the marriage of Miss P. Blake.

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Prrry Sseato:ca, y.— 03 Friday—Before e v. G. V.
Garland and Major General Powlett Lane.
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Wuhan Allred Collins, and Anlony Barnes,
all of West Parley, were summoned for being at the Horns
Inn, Dudsbury, during prohibited hours viz.. at 10.20 on
the night of Saturday, the 23n1 ult. Collins and
Still did not appear—The landlord was convicted
at the last Petty Sessions, and the Bench now
fined the two aliment defendants 2s 6d and 23 costa, and
the other five defendants 6d and like costa each.

—Gsa ge W ;;;;also summoned for i;;;;g FiZie and
disorderly at Long Ham on the previous Saturday
night, and he wae fined Ms and costs 85.
Luis Barden, of Lytchett Matravers, was summoned
for releasing a horse which had been seised for the
purpose of being impounded in consequence of its hay.
log been found straying on enclosed land in the
occupation of Thome Crumpler. —The evidence
showed that about 10 o'clock on the previous Tuesday
night defendant's horse was found straying in Mr.
Crumider's field. The anima/ was taken into an
adjoining plot, and one of Mr. Crumpler's men re•
mained in charge of it until about six o'clock next
morning, when defendant came and took away the
horse, refusing to pay 28 Gd. compensation
demanded of him. The defendant's father's field
adjoins Mr. Crumpler's field, and the allegation
wee that the horse was intentionally turned from
the former into the latter.—Mr. Travers, who appeared
for the defence, denied this, however, and said there
was no intentional breach of the law as defendant wee
willing to pay any reasonable compermation.—llefen-
dant had been twice previously convicted of similar
offences, and he was now orded to pay 2e. Gd. damage,
20s. fine, and 10s. 6d. costs.

GILLINGHAM.
MAN KILLED ON THE RAILWAY.
The man appears to be unknown, and is quite un-
nicogniuble, his face being torn away from forehead to
mouth. It menu f rem the position and character of the
injuries, that he must have been lying right amen the
ute. of line, his heed on one metal end his feet on the other,
l the iron guards an engine struck him. His brains
and some portions of his face were found mattered on the
right skis at the place where, it is believed, he mud have
been first struck., and his body wee carried on fully 30
yards further, and dropped in an oblique position between
the up rails. Ilia toes were mnaW off. There was a
great deal of blood about the line Nothing wee found
upon the body that can lead to the identification of the
deceased—lid in money and a purse,hitmer.lci
meerechaum and • wood one, a pocket
knife, and a bill for a snit of clot bought on the tied
of August in London, upon which the name of the
purchaser is not shown. Be appears to have been
wearing this suit at the time of the melancholy
occurrence, for it was not much moiled.
An inquest wee held on the body on Saturday at the
Stapleton Arms, before Mr. J. Ccaiyne Leach, county
coroner. From the evidence it appeared that demised had
been wandering about the nat bboarhood for several days,
and had slept on Monday and Tuesday night' at Temple-
combe, which place he left on Wednesday morning, asking
the way to Gillingham. He was directed by a shoemaker,
named James Oliver, who had kindly given him shelter
the night pievlou.ly.inirlii[ ids witness described him as a
most respectable 100 man, bane dreamed in • new snit
of clothes, the bill for w„ was Wmaards found in the
deceased's pocket He was most reserved am to kimielf,
and gave no clue to his Wanda., except when einto=
his bedroom, he apologiud and said it wee an old
habit He declined both the supper and breaded that
was flared him, and appeared grateful 'a' for the kind.
nem Mr. Oliver had shown Mm.,_ • perfect strum. He
was next seen by Mr. Lombard Jones, the schoolmaster at
Bockhorn Weston, between seven and algid on the same
evening. He law him mods over on to the South Western
line, and some little time afterwards observed him again,
sitting on the railway bridge that cruses the stream—
The next witness was Frederick Williams, who lives In •
cottage at a level crowing. It seems that he got up shout
Sr. o'clock on Thursday morning for the purpose of digging
some potatoes, and walking down the line for that purpose,
he came upon the doosarned lying between the metal. a
the up-line about 30 yards from the Gig Lane Bridge,
which cruses the line at this point From the marks on
the ballast and the rails, it Wears that he wee
from this bridge to the spot where he was found, sutra=
the appearance of the injuries he mad have been lying
with his head on one metal and one of hie feet on the other
when the train came upon him—The jury found • verdict
of "Found dead on the line," and considered that the
conduct of the wiWees, James Oliver, was deserving at
peat commendation. The deceased had it seems, sold a
pea of braces at Templecombe for a shilling. Since the
Inquest on Saturday, • rum has been up near
where the body was found. On the maw was a number,
and it is supposed that the imam had been a soldier.

DONCASTER RAClM—Teuisttar.

Zeman) firings. -Rayon d'Or,...W. 0.
SZLLINO Hammer Perziesa-unaved, 1; Returns, 2;
Fold, 3 Won by • half heed.
ALZIANDZA Pun. -12 elute. Koster Kildare, 1 fiLord
Clive ; Umbria, 3. Won by a length.
Roos PLars.-Mayorms cob., 3; Duke of Cumberland, 2;
In Bounds, 3. Won by • half length and a half.
Juvient &rinse-The Cowan, 1; Zarina, ; Rennet
colt, 3. Won in a canter by • cos& of en
POILTIAND PLATS Of 300 NOM -46 subei.ethoine. 1;
&leaden, ; Tower and Sword, 3.
Tea RAM-Attar • delay at the pod, Jupiter, on the
Weide, jumped off in front, and closely followed by Hazel-
nut and Cemetery at the heels of the lad named being
Grind Flanur, Tower and Sword, Hacthorpe, and Sir
Joseph, while Nova brought up the rear. When they had
settled down, lianinut and Tower and Sword creased
wRh the leaders and before the bend was reechad the pair
mune cut, follovred by Hacthorpe, Jupiter, Radiancy, and
Bowidoe. Two distances from home H•cthorps closed
with the leaders, and oming away moo after won very
Cleverly by half • length; hod third; White Poppy was
fourth, Radiancy fifth, Sir Joseph sixth, Hazelnut seventh,
Jueitar nod, and Nova last, Time, bin. 14•eca.
Nceanozooon STAKII.-OTI• Mlle 14 sub& -The Dom
1, George AIWA 2, Glenda 1 Five ran.
Wadiscum STaxen, - Three-quirture at a mile
Witebay 1, Kabildosoope 2, ELlannowan 1 Nine rut
FRIDAY.

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Tan DONCISTIR CUP, Vali* MO MOM About two mike
mad Ire (urionan —Mr. Oretton's Isonocoy. by Sterling,—
leola Bella, I yews. ilet Mb Us 71b ex) (Gannon) 1; Lord
I.=Ws Jeanette, 4 years. 94 (in 7ib ex) (T. Arer% ch
Durham's Glendak 6 psin 94 (1. Oebortts), 3;
Mr. J. Porter's The Moak. 5 ys.n 94 trardkazo, 0.
lUoulorsy,9tolsgsln.tJsnnstts Aa they
came into the strait., :I,:e lot look close order, and
Jeanette 7, and between the pair • tine
rem linobs=rdlsoomay wanting by • head ; bad third.
Than 5 min. 10 .sm.
WrIrrWCOLTH SULFA —Zalloi walked over.
MATCll.—Returoa beat Cheviot.
Pana-ruir. OTAJUS. —Prim, 1; White Poppy. ; MlCOO-
dilation, 3. Ten ran.
WSITMOILLAWD OrAX2l.—Waodaing Mill* 1; Oft-
WWI. 2 ; Hatdraan.l. Tea ma.
PRI= Or MAUS Mummy Pyrs.—Proutos Peas. 1;
Doke of Ousberland, t; Be. Beard. 3 Levan ma.
WOW 89•Itea—Othefriet. 1: Telis. Medina*
3. Might rut-
Donut= Dralaa —Rumen, 1; Oilderoy, I; Rycerski.
1 burns.
Nero is mid to have fiddled whilst locos was
and the Cabinet mem *pond to adept the
example. The Ministerial papers of Trklay contain the
following settending statement:—" The Lama Oserretery,
Lem Qenkrosk leaves town this remind on his return
Mt Mr. P6911M9 shooting gun= Ii ',benison-
shke •