The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 23, ISB2.

MA. Ifsninit finsz—lionte pimple bays been troub-
ling thmoweless by ',iodating this' ch. suocemor to
/in gown in ilk. 'Unused Ofienstor. About half the
tat= reaahli coin end we would readod them the
Tommy is not &eland.
PIMINNTATION TO Mi. P. W. HATTON. This
townsman, son of Mr. P. Hatton, of Boad-street, and
formerly apprentice at Mr. Gregory's, ohandot, of Bt.
Tbornarstreet, haa been promoted with a purse of
mosey and an address on occasion of his haring Belfast.
Mr. J. A. Heodersoa, J.P., Dr. Samna Browne,
R.N., J.P. D. 11. McGee, to., testified to Mr.
Hatton's ability and priests worth, and the recipient
mode s @nimbi* response. _ . .

Wrath= TO Alseamtrume.—On Tuesday, before
W. Talbot, Seq., Dr. Drew J. Milled's. sq., J.
Lind* ifaq., ead B. Elopki;sa, Rm., • beirdrideles
of l'and, named Rowland Augustus Teethes, was
summoned for nonissyment of £l5 15e., which the
magistrates had ordered him to pay for imolai Kr.
:Strange, hairdresser, before the expiration of his
apprendmehip.—Mr. J. H. Bowe° made ea volt.
nation against Ur. Tndrea forth. payment es
damages
for mon-performame of his contract, and for leaving
his work. The cue was heard on April Hod. 1881,
mod an order made for payment of £l5 154.—Mr. T.
H. Crocker, of tbrtLand, said defendant had been in
Portland sheet them mouths, and carried on the trade
of • barber; but could not tell what amount of
bulam, be boot.tbossith he knew be bad • oontract to
shave the soMithe at the Verne, where then are
bigness 700 or WO. Defeadeint had a shop at
FortnathoWell, and bad told whams be was getting
, about St a week ; but witness did not believe it.—
Mr. Strsoge was asked what he thought would be the
earnings of a person who had to shave 700 •
week. He thought about 30s. a week • his
own c would be about £2 or CS las. • with
ea .
Defendant the gammons h.d not received, and
the eses was decided against him without his being
able to plead his own cause. Mr. J. EL. Bowen
said the service of the summons was Proved, and olio
• warrant mos issued Lr his apprehension. He now
asked the Bench not to let their order be • barren
order.—Defeedeat said be could not sera anything like
the amount stated; be sassed about 25e. • week; but
the mosey was not his own, he worked the establish-
mint for another person, and only got a little p.cket
mouey,—Dr. Drew mad &deadest if be herd no offer
to —Toxins said he %odd allow 2.. per week;
but the Bench otheidered this tha 'equate. sad Mr.
J. H. Bowes asked for ss. • malt oa behalf of Mr.
Straage.—Trethett said he was mot dives d to pay
that; but Mr. J. M. Bowen said it wee very hard,
but a very commas me, for apprentices to leave their
Mabel fore when they became valuable. Mr. Strange
had :mother aides against him, which be had not
preneed.—The Beach told hlin that grog to prisoa
would not pay the debt, and made an order of six
writhe hard labour, which will be suspended as lows
as he pap se, a week.—He paid the lint is.
Athstitheioste e Sr. MAST'. 01101011.—The churalP
wardens, Mr. J. G. Rowe and Mr. S. 8. MiUedge,
have thus invit•ci coatributime towards the works of
Improvement and repair, which it is felt necessary
shall be carried out at the perish church of Melcombe
Eagle;—" After • delay of some three or four years
from unavoidable circumstances, we feel it compulsory
to carry out certain works it St. Mary's Church forth-
with. The matter has had the istreful comideratiou of
the Conference Committee, and it bee been decided at
moo to do the aseemery —c insisting of white-
washing and painting some portions of the interior—
also to Ilea • new pulpit and reeding desk, and to m-
ax times sittings which have been temporarily diem.
reamed. We hope to get the selz Is of them worse
carried out before the summer. 1 o do this will cost
EOM), and we feel we have only to bring this matter
before the congregation and the ansouat will be fort h.
coming. Already certain numb ire of the congre-
gation have subscribed the sum required for the
pulpit (vie., £100) as a thank-offering to God
for having continued to us a Faithful Ministry.
We shell be glad to hear from you within the next
few days what amount you are willing to subscribe to
the Fund, as we propose to pebli.h our first list of
subscribers next week. Some while since it was
found that substantial repairs were required to the
external fabric of the church, and this was willingly
undertaken by the pew-owners themselves, (many of
whom were in no way connectel with our parish, save
as to the ownership of certain pews) by means of
• voluntary rate. Sorely we who priSe our parish
church should not be backward in raising this small
amount of £2OO .till required to make St. Mary's
more suitable ior the Service of God. We are most
anxious 'hat the rector should not be burdened with
this matter, remembering that the whole of the works
bare been under ooneideration for roma years past,
ant should in justice to him ha,. &Igo carried out
before he accepted the living. Subscriptions will be
most thankfully received by either of us the under-
signed, J. G. Howe and SMUT 8. MLLLIDGI,
Churchwardens. St. Mary's"
CR•lial or Rossano • Commie Gmr.—Beroard
IdaGlon (26), • private of nuariuo artillery, of H.M.S.
Agincourt, was bought up on Thursday morning,
before Dr. Drew, B. Hopkins, Esq., J. Milledge, Beg.,
J. E. Robson, Req., and W Esq , charged
with stealing from Sarah Bentley, alias Farrington, a
single women of ilighatnet, a pair of earrings, In
silver, a silver brooch, and Es. 61. in money, on the
10th lost. Complainant lived at 65, High-street, and
on Tuesday night prisoner went home with her, when,
she ear, she took off her brooch and put it with her
earrings, which were in a box already in the bedroom,
near the window, and the Es. 61. ern also put In the
pale box between two jackets. Framer left, half.
dressed, about 7 o'clock; but she had not seen him go
to the box. She found the things gone. Shridressed,and
with mother girl found him at the New lan taxed
him with having taken the things, when he Msld be
had Dot. Went bath to the home, and searched the
box again, but they could not find them; though
prisoner acknowledged he had seem her put then In
the box lest night. He then went away' but she did
not accrue him at that time, but gave him in charge
about 11 o'clock, having been persuade Ito do so. '1 he
value she estimated at about 121. 6i. No one else
went into her room last night; prisoner looked the
door and pot the key ander the looldng-gleas—Crom-
examined : Pr inner did not ask her to call • police
man—Prisoner said he attracted the attention of the
girl before he lel the house, s that she might see he
left honestly and respectably.--Berth Pocket, who
lives in the same house' told how the complainant
called her to her room, and told her she had lost her
purse and trinkets, brooch and is, ; they went to
look for primmer, and found him about 100 yards from
her door. He offered to be egarch,d by the policeman,
and came back to the house, took his tunic off, sad
the boc was searched in their presence, but nothing
was found, and prisoner denied having taken anything,
and showed his puree, which rounded a florin and
coppers. She tom let him go' but about three hours
after she gave him in charge. —P. C. Nooks took primmer
into custody, when prisoner said he knew nothing
about it. Searched him and found 4p. In coppers,
but neither the girl's trinkets nor money were found.—
John Daniel, landlord of the Nil-en lon, esidLrirs:mr
owns into his boom on the night in quietism,
sod had two glares' of beer, 3,1, acid gingerg;er 321.
but said he hadn't got the money, he would pay while;
be came ashore next thne.—The girl Porrington was
mailed, and said that when she lint went with
prisoner he had two florins and some coppers • he
rave her 2e, and kept the remeinder.—AlextMder
Miller Sharp, who keeps the New Lan, said primmer
came to his house about • quarter to eight, and asked
for Ed. worth of ram, for which he pad, changing •
florin. Be cleaned himself at the home, and had two
more three's of runs, and paid for a gime of beer for
the landlord. They went for • walk, and at Mr.
!mules the landlord paid for two ilium of hitter,
and at the Fountain prisoner paid 44. for two bitters.
They returned to Bond-street, and at the Cooper's
Arms they bed two gloms of bitter, and returned to
witaese's house, where they had two three's of rum,
and one three of brandy, by which it was nearly time
for him to go on boort —The Chairmen was very
dry to see the money hod been spent in rum aid
bitter herr ; but the case would be dismissed, as
prisoner's matey had been eooorustad for to the last
half peony.—An ciao r gave prisoner a good character,
and the Beach said be was discharged without
euspiakes.
AlleaULT ON • Womme.--Oormelies Smith, • brewer's
workman, we, summoned on Mooday lest for assault.
lag Elizabeth Dowell, • married woman, who appeared
with a frightful black eye.—Mr. George defended.—
Mrs. Elisabeth Dowell said on Saturday night about
ten o'clock she was nada* the Bridge Inn door tellies
mackerel, when defendant and his wife came up with
somber men and his wife, earl asked the price of the
seackeni. Defendent used • filthy expression towards
all ma-rind womth, when c mid anent answered—
" There are DO - here' do you mean me?" She
then went to hit him end he knocked her down and
Mrs. Hooeybun was 1110 kDOCkI.I over the basket of
fah. He struck her mein, and she c malt him by the
collar, when he struck bee again on the breast and
temple, and she fell down insensible. Mid had DO
previous gourd with the man, who she heard was
drinky. The bruise on the eye was cause I by
defendans. Cron-ezetnine : Did not strike del
ant tint, or catch hold of his bard. Had been in
trouble, but that was nothing to di, with him. How
dared they throw that In her face? She dared him or
anyone else to twin her about that; she had suffered
her punishment for that, end was not to be told of it.
eosin. Neser had any beer, nor porter, nor ?pinto—
she had drunk any spirits—and only bet half •
pint that evening.-4tran Hooeybun cotroborated,
Molitor Mrs. Dowell did not strike defendant, ebe only
Want to strike him, and he knocked her down, and
wiliness went down too, when defendant beat Mn,,
Dowell about her face, when the we. on the ground.—
P.O. Barrett took the man into custody, when be was
Molted, but not drunk, though be might have had a
glees.—John Ryan, soreeoe, was called to the
isomplainant,and found she had • 000tosion on the
right eye, • blow on the oisess, and an abrasion on the
teastile, separate from the blow on the eye.—Mr,
George said defendant received the greateat proencotion
from complainant, who struck him in the face, and
also took biro by the baud. Defeadiant was very sorry
for striking the woman, he was • rem, istable man,
having been in the navy with • good ohesvot Ir, hcd
been emp!oyed by Mr. Grovels, while the complainant's
obar•ctar was very much against hoz—Mae Bend was
also stood at the place with some mackerel, and saw
Mrs. Powell strike defendent, and also tube him by
the whiekeis, and this wee before she saw bins do 11117*
thing to her.—A witness mimed Brim had been in end
out of court, and on his standing up. the Cliermin
said they wou'd not take •viciame.— r. B.
Horrid's' mid defendant was very attentive to hie
duties at the &Gwen, and was a steady and
industrious min.—Supt. Vickery however, showed
that defendant had been previously bound over for
Imemiltinit • woman In 1.050...4(r. Landis said the
answer to the charge had not been snob as would in
soy way IMMO the mansult—The Chairman said the
!eolith of the Bench was thet he should go to prison'
,
but takieg into consideration the good character he had
received, they would Ins him 40e, and cute,

given by the uSalisbory Dlceman Board of Education," BUICIDE OF A CONVICT.
and abn to ware Mr. Teessier that I did nat for a I,nnt weananda. maniac shortly after seven,
moment doubt than. 'Me evidences ar too general id.* a canals:, John jaaaa. aah,
to be quensioned. and the thank," of the Christian public
about is 7 old, in for 111/VOS years, and who had
are duet. Kr. Templer far his mealy Christian oonrage ,
but Mireor been admitted into the Establishocaset,
la eggesig NH" evils. Bat. 'without the hi ad' in the Infirmary. The Coroner, R.
hnpgrannsee, I 'honk' like to oak Mr. Templer one or N. lima, Esq., who has not long held another
nitaidirgiteakits md sham spgesd sham inquest, appointed Thursday (this) morning for the
"pseUllt
111114 iffnes." Ile righteously &Donated by Mr. 1WP.84 on the salad.'
, more In hammy with the mach* of the appear, that the man tore up his towel, end
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71 °mom PM*, than those who
hung himself over the hinge of the lofirmary door, 7 lUat
Templer, teak • purer sad Christ-gives I3C Mr.
IsPel oam y) for the inquest.
where be was found by the officer quite dead. The
U. Have not the verdide of the Law 04urte upheld me appointed thy day (Tharsda
this kind of teaching ?
lIL not the Marsh MIS hylaw established thereby
made to be a more aniveuleat medium for the props,
potion of error f
IV. Whether Mr. Templer can suggest any other
Plan for daring this evil than disestabilahment and die.
endowment?
I can assure Mr. Templar these questions are asked
In no caption" spirit. But there are many godly per-
sons to whom tab question Is a cause of unutterable
Pau. mot oo olooh that they MI compelled by law to
suKtort • form rela. but a form of religion which
giliag Usk Land wM error, dark and dreadful, from
which a bitter harvest must be reaped. Still feeling
we are not getting money's worth. I am, Sir,
OiTs Wso OsnoTs To es Oman= To Burrows
Rama.