The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-13 00:00:00

COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1883.

hint and found the live ferret produced,a ferret line, and
nine rabbit nets ; throo nets were wet, and had leaves.
brambles, and rabbit fur on them. In 1100thir wait
he found four rabbit wire., and an eel spear. Witness
told him he should take poweesion of them,and be most
expect to be summoned.—Del ndant i&id he bad no
right to search him as he was only going to Mr. Smith's
ratting. Brine, in defence, alleged he was going ratting
at Stafford at the time the policeman met him, and
applied for the case to be adjourned, In order that he
might bring witnesses for the defenoe. —The Bench
granted the adjournment until next Monday.

WAN TT • Lie= t—Tbe Cannes correspondent of the ?nal AXD TOW
Staiedird last week slated: "The Prince of Wale* has William (Meerut John o.torne, and William Guy, of
also been to Monte Cid°, and In company
with the with Sir Retteenuest, were charged with ,hying pitch and toss at
Frederick Johnson, there amused himself
Relbill too the 4th Fele wary.—The caw was proved by
pane Whether this be true or , every Wey-
P.O. Pearce, end defendants were fined 6J. each; costs
not
mouthian should be hearty in wiahine —" God Save were remitted. IMUCATION ACT.
tbe Queen; Long Life to Mr. Honey Edwards."
Tim hlteetos is Maws. —The rent or, Rev. .T .. . • ~
iffe
Hubert Scott, has addressed the following to the , orgo Wnliof Colehill, was fined tie. for neglecting
to send his two ildren to school.
Witliern Bowering, lot a similar offence, was fined le.
parishioners of Maloombe Regis and Hadipole :—" The 1 -
Rectory, February Ist, 188.1 My dear parishioners PLIMOCIOUS YOUTHS.
and friends.—lt is proposed to bold a special mission William Hawkins and H.nry Kiel''', two youths of
in this parish next month. The mission will oom- Kies on, were brought up in custody charged with break.
memo on Saturday evening, March 3ed, with a Mr into the shop Ix Petor and Rebecca Pearce, of Kinson,
devotional 'orrice, and will be continued daily until and stealing several small articles therefrom. Adios
the 19th. I very earnestly and affectionately invite
Pearce, daughter of Rebecc s Pearce. said she resided with
you to avail yourselves of the opportunities and iu r thee. who kept a small shop near Talbot village,
privileges that will then be &Horded, such as may about eight o'clock in the evening of Tuesday, the 6th
14'lattno she left this shop, which she superintended.
never occur again. The Rev. W. Hay Aitken and i t, it was all safe. She hest d a noise in the night, but
Rev. James Stephens are coming as mission preachers. LI outgo down as her stepfathor was ill, and she did not
You may enquire —what is meant by a mission? A wish to disturb him. She did nit hear the noise again.
mission is a speck' effort to reach seals, an extra- Os going down in the morning she found that the shop
ordinary call both to the anxious and the careless, snot
i had been broken into, and Piot a jug of marmalade, a
s intended partly to arouse and partly to edify. What
bott I o of sweets, and a glass jar of biocuits had been taken.
The jug, jar, ant loottle produced wero these which had
I fear most of all is that some Of you will suppose this eeeiweed the goods •ne had ...ed.—Frederick Cooke, a
minion has nothing for you. Let me uy there will be boy, s Lid he was in prisoner's company on the evening of
services to suit every one—for adults and for children, she 6th February, from nine Ono& till five minutia to
for men sod for women—and the church will on week ten_ Both pris mars in goiag home would have to pees
days be free and open to all alike, and on Sundays any Mrs. Peeves's shop.—P.C. Henry Barter said that from
vacant seats will be filled up when the bell has ceased information received he saw Rigler on the 7th irobruery,
to ring, therefore let none of you stand aloof. The end charged him with breaking into Peter Pearoe's house.
Rigler said. "Hawkins was as bid as me, for he helped
message is for all, because Christ has dial for all. We
cannot say more, we dare not say less. Do we not all to do it" Witness then apprehended Rigler, and went
in search of Hawkins, and on Reding him charged him
need a deeper and more constant mom, both of Gore* with breaking into Pearce's house. Hawkins admittid
oregano' and of His mighty power in our hearts." breaking the window with a stone he bed in Me hand,
The rector concludes with an earnest appeal to all to and 5 oid that Risley trot out t'.e marinate le end bottle
attend, and seek the blessing we need, of sweets, and he (Hserkinp) took the biscuits out, and
that they then ran into a plantation near and ate the
OHIOMKRIIL. sweets and manna'ade and biscuits between them.
Prisoner further told witness thit while they were in the
A Teeresamtcs Mermen was held on Wednesday plantation the church clock smock twelve; and he alter.
evening, in the Independent Chapel, Mr. W. J. New. wards showed waning' where the bottle, jug, and pot had
ton, chairman, Mr. Jolliffe and the friends of the been bidden in the shrubs. a :ding, "I should not hays
Potion Band of Hope, with some young men from been there if it Mid not been for Riper ; Fin always
Weymouth, sang, recited, and gave three short getting into trouble when I'm with him. —Prisoners, who
addresses, and • few Pledge' and • large number of had been previously convicted, were both committed for
blue ribbons were taken. trial.

• 111.1.1,ACCVSED INCINDIAAT.