The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

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Covwry Pim Eissoona TOsipday. —Magistrates prompts
gram J. W. T. Fyisr, W. IL slailt. and O. H.
Bond. _• - • •

(Aria Cobb, of Bare Ragis. wee rummated for being
drunk whilst in charge of s hones sad timber carriage on
the Seth of Ilarth at Bete Regla—P.C. Ridout proved
that defendant wee very drunk and disorderly at the
lower pert of the village jun after 10 -,'clock at night
Defendant who did not appear, is an old offender, and he
was fined 30a.. and Is coma.
Rosary &seam a shepherd of Blozworth, was summoned
for beim drunk whilst in charge °fa horse and wson at
Here Regis on the 41h of Japril—Defendant
and was glued ii. and 7a. costs.

Ou Monday last lb. bove Corps paraded at the
Corn Itrutuusge under the commend of Captain
Lloyd-Jones and Lientenant C. J C. Rawlins. About 50
men were present Upon arriving it Bradbury the
company that their third class. after which bleak ammuni-
tioa was served out. and a mart bit of skirmishing
executed the cants rieobed home about • quarter to
nine Mame were gives for the officers. and the company
was dismissed. having thoroughly enjoyed the der
outing. A capital luncheon wes provided on the range
During the afternoon atWe quantity of spoctetors eons
present It is hoped it... n setinp will be con-
tinued.

PARK/TORR.
A RAN YILLBD ON THI RAILWAY.
An inquest was held at the Railway Hotel on Tuesday
al tensor bef ore Mr. G. B. Aldridge, borough ooroom, us
the body of James Hour • plarlayer and
who wee killed on the railway between Pariltsrespeas=
Bournemouth late on the previous night Mr. H. O.
Palmer having been thorn foreman of the jury the sear
of the accident and the body, which was %lag at the
" Orsaaboopee beerhouse, were Mawr. r. ILous,
superintendent of the Dorchester district of the Loudon
and South.Weetern Miry, and Kr. Colson, so nem.
tendent of the engineering department, attended the
, enquiry on behalf of the company.— William Watson said
he had been an engine-driver on the Wimborne and
Bournemouth line for two years past. He was driving
the 9.15 taiga from Writers., last night, and it arrived 4
Bournemouth at 10.17. At Bournemouth he examined
his engine, se usual, and on the guard iron on the left side
he found a piece of cloth, which appeared to be part of •
man'. coat Having felt • slight jolt one part of the rued
that was being re laid, end knowing there wee a rdign4
Matt there, he thought an accident might have Unsaid.
Accompanied by live men be walked back about two
miles, and there found the signalinan lying dead. He was
lying on his right sidel end his head was 4out 1K from
the metals. Re sent for the polio.. The man's duty was
to ehow • red light if he wanted a train to depend agree,
one for the trains to goslowly over the read that was being
re-laid. He did.., the green light on his way to Bourne-
' mouth, end it appeared to be lee man's hand. He
produced the piece of cloth.—P.O. Brusher said or of
the Parkstone porters salted him shout 10 minutes to LI
lest night and told bun asses Lad bees killed on the line.
Hs at once went to the spot, and found that deceased
was quite dead, sod the body nearly mkt The brahm
were protruding from the left side of the head. With
amiestance he carried the body to the "Grasehoree beer-
hour The place of cloth produced corresponded with
deceased's coat and fitted a tear in it About Mg feet
from the body he found the deceased's lamp, which wee
bream, and not burning. Deceased lir lived at Perk.
stone for two or three year end he had rear known
him to be otherwise Una a err, reads men.—Wllliam
King, of Parketene, a platelayers' ranger, said dreamed
had aatatouturerstindslesabaaa Irks duties vault"' :ISt Restage 1:
appeared
ha post between seven and eight o'clock last night,
sad he did net smear eked, or eamplabs. George
Hour of Wool. • labourer, said deceased was his brother.
and Ids re re shout V.—Hoary Willa trs=
integer' etre Dorchester district, said he knew d
as • pennement way caan, and be acted as ldrialmaa
whilst the line was under replan, a. was the fog signal-
man attired to the Beernerouth West stare sad was
nits 0•01114114 to nerfana Ida duties. —bre Tweed,
lueptelor et pormansat way on the Poole end Boerne-
mouth lise, said deceased worked from err in the
userning till four in the afternoon each day at repaire,
sod bad half.art.hour for breakfast and an hour for diner
out of this time. Deceased also acted as Members front
half-pest fir in the evening till the'er treln, des at
Bournemouth at OAK end resolved • risw sod • evarter's
pay—ln summing =tee Coroner said he thought the
my word have no la cora( to the realuidou
the deceesed nest rah death entirely by ardent,
and that net the slightest blame could aria to any of
the L. and 10. W. R. elleleile or any peeecoers,t the
unfortunate deesseed.—The jury were of the
.siter opinion
as the coroner, end returned a verdict at tal
Death.*

L.IIIIIOTOIII.
Tel neatertery el the Weeieyea !Wadley Schad wee
held fa the eased an Sunday. April 11/st, 1,1116 merman
wsasolrearalai ead emalag by the Itra. J. Olegy.
beaded of the t ead la the sham= a
*$ semi* am by the Bev. 0. Obeetheiu.
el flereamtuArte= was bald la the
••••Y by • large antabeiM
es 11
At the public satin& held in the now sad
aumichapeliore wee a very lame neeettetedlea Th.cry. 'r•
the du& : sal** pleas were redid Me
" Iliad To.. re sad wee
detieldr=bwirt as
err. C. Chareberah.l....„_ad the arkratiM
=el of Joy= aseiagantaver=e7 Velaree—en
votes of theaks were given end remanded to the
evrrkes caw le an sod. The school now
an hareem of 14 during the year, with 17 IMlllanne the
watal =ual turaneaVorreVresiazaras". *cut
premier.

OWASAGII.
1 A Goon Tame lea meeting was held in commeotion
with the Oongregatlosal Church at the 11011001f00111L
Aballt 1110 sat down to tiNi. end • crowded meeting fol-
lows& Tb• Wahl feature of Os ev.j, wag UN
rigia4m.
al by the choir, of three tease coesinami Heenan
—two aa inhabitant whittle weee received with
rare the sadism. Poor nom am to
Mee. detivered very able emaiiletilep:—
Mr. A. on "Tea." Kr Derrell co t." litr• G. Hardy am "Palliasy. the Potter,' end Hr. . Oolllaft
15..,01l ...rile Wee sad Prover a Writing Katpriala.
ma addressee were greeted with very Mart, animas&
• most hinwourame Wade by the Hey. H. Dixon (01
Ocerfe °mask sad remote to the roma( nonasta=ev. J. Oho& 6 the hemp, noe_S)
doer The km Chambers GoomPlid gle
Lair.

szci&Foura,
blowups Pi Conacm—The Thee (We liev. W. H.
=aloemeks es ItZ erodes to reins&
me we the
t jsr and etrh. end p en Yffaxi
men ene mom pews ma waltlit oat 1.
aura to the @While &vim union The rm. ettellw
men reminded thopereane who came inch mamma that
hot yeer emend were emmecood before the impliggiall
ler Ss shim NM pigskimia. The eihmehlemeeme bad
boon Weireeted to do the sum thie.yeer wttik a ASV 10 pollute fa eel to the MINOS; bet he hoped Met would
not be drives W Vat new&
Lx tbnocreove. ilem-4 Wed Tflieddre. of Leigh. wss
Merged before the ore* grttit refusing
W oestatbete
et =it°
h In reeelpt
d Bane time ago
abbo-
t" thella. end them Sigibeirlar a
wh it eepeart et dab
erode the stiarana *edit. The
= eleoldied with the terms of the amter, ind Ws
Rtell the Ikea he could set sad would not •
io two shoo be wee treed fee hie et=
lidessear:lth. Vii
. so 4 appereatii care ter Dorchester. sod
t imirotillisiwi a=
=sat=

000 D INLIDAT wren TSB IMMILSTAM4—::e dee
meal services took dem In the Weelsria sad
&hoes.. An esealleet seaman was in dia
aware' by the Rev. Jobs Booed. of London, sad warn
Knead in with marked attrition by a good coeducation.
At the does the rev. gentleman appealed for pecuniary
sid towards the trust (nada Later In the afternoon • Sea
wog place la the saw achoolrocee, aid was at heeded by
mei. IN, es unsay as meld be comfortably mitertaineel.
fe the melting the annual meeting was held in the
chapel, at which addremes were delivered by Mr. Cherie'
Inver (the chairman), the Rev. John Bonet Rev. (Morn
Parker, Rev. R. 0. Banked, and Kean. Disdepy, and IL
Dingley. During the prweedisgs it ems stated that
them ye debt of /LBW to be met, all of which with
the escudos of Z)* was due oath. new witoolroom, the
latter sum being all that now remains on the chard deht
• collectioa was made at the rime of the muting- The
werrinse were continued on Sunday, whets two sermons
wen' attached in the distal by the supwinteadent of the
circuit, the Rev. George Parker.
"Tem PIM Tug os Aeltlllo."—At the Polies-court on
Saturday, Thema. Day, • tramp, ad charged before Mr.
H. Biatkual with bidding alma —Pruner said be came
from Bristol, and this was Use first time be asked for
alms,—Sentenced to It days hard labour.
A Listeo roe Bata:cu.—Jamb Desk', a native of
Yetminster, vraa bronght up at tbe Police-court on
Monday. helot* Mr. IL Benthall and Captain Can Glyn,
charged with stealing aural broxli from the girded' of a
labourer named John Stevens, of Yetniinster. on &tar
day. —Prisoner was not seen in the act of rubbles the
garden, but oat observed loitering about in the vicinity,
and afterward. • brocolt found in hie possession was fitted
to a stump in the garden. and it corrascooded.— After
bearing the 'Odeon of the witness, nelerick Helyer, the
Bench sentenced the prisoner to a month's bard labour.
The BlltßiolLlll BOARD Or MULTI' AND MAJOR BOOLR,
• O. —At the Police-court on Thunder last, before Mr. E.
Besthall, Captain Biddle, Mr. B. Littlehale• Captain
Our Glyn, and Captain J R. P. Goodden, Kr. Whitt,
Chandler, clerk to the Local Board, appeared In support of
an application made at the Imt justice meeting for an
order to enter sons • cottage. belonaiag to 'Ulm Bogle in
lionecastles "to do certain work." The Board of Health
came to the decision some months since to order Major
Bogle to supply proper flashing apparatus for these
cottages, the preterit system being inefficient Major
Buie refined, contending that he bad carried out all that
the Art required should be dona—The Board told him
they should insist limn the carrying oat of this order :
that if the Major !dosed to do the work they amnia
empower their !Surveyor to provide what eras neeelearr,
sod at terwards recover tbe examines in a summary manor*
before the magistrates. Still, Mejor B gle reniuned
Immoveable, and the Clerk of the Local Board made the
applicationf Or • magistratee' order to eater the cottages,
eo
as the, should be protected from incurring a Meech of
the peace. Kelm Bogie at the last court entered upon a
Meg argument In airman of his case—that the Bunch had
the power to hear and decide the cam on its merits, and,
if they thoustit proper, to quash the decision oe the
Sanitary Authority. Mr. Chandler, on the other band,
mid the Bench bad on power to go into the merits of the
case. The Board of Health had come to the decision that
the work must be carried out, sad the Act that vested in
them the power, distisctly laid dome that a Bench of
magistrates could not sit as • Court of Appeal from •
&darn given by any local sanitary authority—The Beach
reserved their deeisios till when both Parties
attended. Kr. Frame, of Gillingham with Kajor
cad Dr. Williams, medical officer of health, the Surveyor,
and the Inspector of Noisome, with Me. Chandler. After
• long consultation In private with Kr. Trevor Davie*,
ma/datums' dark, the Manua& mid the Buck bad soma
to the decision to grant an order of entry to the cottages,
to be suspesded for SO days. Kr. Preense wan tooth
surprieed at this, home" he said, be was prepared to go
into the merits of them.'; but the Bloch add they had
beard the srerammte on both sides at the last court, and
ealy adjourned the case for the purpose of carefully cow
dairies their dodgem.
beim CAROL —Mary /Vet, of Leigh, am summoned
for keeping adm without a license The officer of turd
eaud at the def endazies house on the 11th of March, and
found the dog, for which no license had been taken oat.
Defendant's son appeared and said they had usually taken
out a license, but this year omitted to do so from f octet-
fel wee —Flood 15.., one half the f 011 penal, y. —Armed
Aloes, of Yeuninater, was similarly sutanioned, but he
suomwded In emulating the magietestas that the dog was
aot as months old when the offioer called, and the one
err! dismissed. _ _ . .

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NILICIMPOUILT AITICTIOX —Tkowasa Troot, Stork wood,
wee charged with using 'defamatory Immune, towards
Jen* Oda'. • Be o/ the landlord of the Rest and Welcome.
M Btockwood.—Defendont odd he bad not men men-
plainsat for three months, but lint CoLthy swor• %lint
mho stood in her sorden and heard defendant is the rood
obtoing her very much. fibe did not me him, but some-
how or soother know he woo alludins to her.—Dolendant
wee bound ovsr to Mop the pesos. —Gawps Mom and his
wile, of Thonsford, were summoned tor en assault 042
Alben John endland and his wife, on the 110th of Agri.—
The complain thts mole out a very good com and the
Bench bound dalendante over to kvep the pesos.