The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-25 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

enuirry Parry Ritsitimin. Tnowlay.—Refore Lord
Eldon, 0. W. Farm., E. J. Weld, N. Ronde, and W. M. Caleraft,
./aoner Woodrow. gamekeeper to E. J. Weld Eq. , of Lidworth
t'a.tle, Malt kommoned by 11 idol Boahnni, an underkorper for
1.-milting and beating him at Luiworth. The cate was with-
drawn.

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John Baines, Joseph Stiller. and Robert. Rap'', were 'min-
owned for breaking a pane of elan, on the 2.5 th December. In
the lodge at Lulworth, the property of E. J. Weld, Esq.—
Ml.' trne.l.
William Connor, enattrutrd. nag itutnmoned by Frederick
Smith, tor treoleacthat m. lambs at Stodlalel, In coin+ of wino,
lleyleatlell guilty.. anti wan fined and

john Bur7len...oi Morten, was fined Li including c. utc, ler
tre.ps.,lng n land. at Code Cadle in soiree .4 rabbit.. MI
Sunday, December Vith, on the information of Frederick Kerley,
vinek eper to Lord Eldon.
William Ruffen, sac f1n..,1105. GI for trespaising in march of
Omit. at thaw
John Skinner Jane., in 4 William Churchill, of Wareham
were brought up In custody charged with night poaching on
the 14th at Worgrett, on iambi in the ..CCUI *thin .4 Mr. If.
Garland, The charge .1 night po whim; wan dismissal, but
defendants were fined under the Poaching Prevention Act- -
Skinner £2 Ca., mid Chureitill £.3 Do.- Paid.
iirnry Cole, and five other lad., were fined 3w fid. each for
damaging a maw pit at rovington, the pr-Rerty of Samuel
C-oper, on Sunday, the 91.1 i January.
Mr. Chillcat, of l'uvineon, was summoned for allowing a
Lore to he cruelly treated, and a laiy sans.' c.ue In 1,1,, moos
so sin, sumn ~,,,, for illtresti rig the 'ante by beating It with
a whip with ..nie link. of chain on the .me. Chilcutt we.
Omni 15.., and the boy DI. including...sets:

EmitTAINVIENT.—Anotlk.r of the series of popular
entertainments arranged for the winter months was
given on Tuesday evening, in the National School-
room. South Street, which was tilled to overflowing,
many being unable to gain adomission, and many more
were cont. nt with standing room only. The pro-
gramme provided was a decided improvement on the
previous ones, particularly the musical part. Tire
entertainment commenced with a pianoforte duet from
two juveniles--the Misses. Rowe and Yearsley, and
was very creditably performed. Ma.ter A. Andrew,,
of Dorchester, gave with beautiful effect "I heard a
spirit sine and was loudly applauded. Mr. O. W.
Ferrer read "The zoological suction." The Glee 'ties
our oars with feathered spray" followed, and next war.
• song "Consider the lillies," which was well sung by
the Rev. C. Leir. A reading " Nana in luck," by Mr.
Varier, came nest. Miss haldwyn who hes °stab-
, li.hed heraelf a fav:mrite with Varebam audiences,
pang with charming taste and eft ct Carpenter's song,
"The wishing gate," ant WWI greeted with enthusiastic
applause. Mr. Gower read nicely some selections of
" Oliver Twist," and we. followed by a port-song,
"Hush thee, my babie." which was well sustained. A
pianoforte duet was well and charmingly performed by
the Misses Skewed. Mr. Fairer beautifully rendered
"The death of Ilaresion." Mr. Anderson sang "The
minstrel boy," which wax followed by a trio " Tte
Canadian boat song," The Rev. H. M. Capel then
gave a reading. The Rev. C. Leir was quite at home in
that fine old song, " The fag that braved a thousand
years." 'in amusing reading, 'New potatoes," by Mr.
Ferrer came nest, and the National Anthem closed a
pleasant evening's entertanment. •

l'()OLK
57111PritC1.—A change 1 w,nd brought fifteen vemels
In,. the liartinur ott Iteariwiat.llotit of them wet 'idiot with
wadi.