The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-24 00:00:00

WIXBORNE.

PerrY Smitroxs. Friday. —B.tforo lir. C. J. Puke, sad
the
.Rev. C. J. Gin. . . .

11 Anus Asp SZAVANTS —Ja114.34 Osittop and getter
But, apprentices to Mr. Frederick John bleeder, builder,
of Wirnborne, were summoned under the Employers' and
Workmen's Act, for absenting thetnielves from their
week on the lish of June, sad at divers other times, aud
El damages were claimed.—Defentents admitted the
offence, and plaintiff thereupon withdrew the summons,
defendant. Ising cautioned hy the Chairman, and ordered
to lay St 61 each caste. —John Martin, under carter,
(him, Martin, under carter, and Jaw. Martin, ploughboy,
w, re summoned under the sense Act by Mr. Thomas Blake
Sutton, farmer, of Motto; who claimed E 3 10• from each
defendant for breach of contract —Mr. H. T. Tr...funk);
of Poole, was for the plaintiff. and from his statement;
and the evidence of Mr. Sutton and his foreman, it
appeared that plaintiff is the occupier of Hutton North
For,. and employs about 30 hands. Last Michaelmas
George Martin and his three eons—the defendants—
severally agreed to agree Mr. Sutton for a twelvemonth,
end on the 12th of June pleintiff had occasion to
Sod fault with the father as to the way in which
he turned oat his horses. The father said he
shreild leave his situstion. and plaintiff gave him
permiseion to do an. Although he was cautioned not to,
the father st the same time took away his three .01211, and
six horses hat in conasquenee been kept idle at • time
when it was important that they should be working at the
tillagee.— Kr. Treranion said his client had suffered the
amount of damages claimed, but he wad willing utterly.
this question with the magistrates.—The ma.istrates
I reprimanded the father, and adjudged John and Henry
each to pay El &wages and Is. 2 L costs, whilst the
• ynengest boy waa ordered to pay Hit damages and like
costs, the money to be paid in a fortnight
DISTUR2ABC2II AT A CLUB foilllTSlMAßT.—Jearph James,
of Newtown, was summoned for being drunk and dis-
orderly at Hinson, on the sth of June.—P.C. Burden
stated that about 10 o'clock on the night of the club
steiversnre he saw defendant at Ki 0.1012, drunk, and
challenging people to light —Defendant did not appear,
and the magistrates imposed a fine of Al and Oa caste,
the Chairman remarking that the tioe would only have
been 10s. If defendant had put In an appearance.— —Aga
Swinktad. cantor to Ur. Z. B. Elliott, of Hinson, was
summoned for being drunk and refusing to attic the
Dolphin Inn, Hinson, on the same day.—P.S. Hauasd
add defendant made a disturbance and refused to quit the
Dolphin Inn, about 11l o'clock on the night of the club
antilverearr, and he ejected him. Defendant entered the
house again, and said he should wait for his wife, who
was working there. Defendant's wife said she was afraid
to go home with her husband, as he would beat her, and
be had to eject defendant a second and • third time.—
P.C. Powell afterwerds succeeded in persuading the
woman to go home with her husband. —Defendant said he
had cover struck his wife, and be wanted her to go home
ant attend to her two little childreg—Mr. &hot gave
defendant an excellent character, but the woman obtained
the reveres of Ws from hint—The Bench dismissed the
caw.

fsis EDumnon Coate; Mare W bilei
ilUy prang, George Shearing, Joseph Pounds. Jokn
Chariee Bat.\assay, and Jebel A' erky. allot Wm-
=were summoned under the Education Act by the
Attendance Committee far habitually neglecting
to lend their claims to vhoeL —Kr. S. Vosper-Theikkaa,
School Attendance Officer, proved the oases, and an attend-
ance order was mad... each defendant --Coakes was also
and la sod 6s. 6d. ekes for illegally employing his son.
—Jews Harris, Robert Raiddeigk, Valises Pfister,
William Asedell, Ahem frAfen, Jaws ifsidesele, George
MI" and Charles Mamas. also of Witeborne, were
@weakened under the bye-laws by the School Attendance
Committee for not sending their children to school
regularty.—Mr. Thomas wave evidence and the Bench
fluid Benda' 2 61., Mani, 25.. and Maidment. Mauna,
ilashleigh, and George Whiff.. ls. each, and the
summonses against Foster and Elwin Whiff= were dis-
missed_

" Les."
To ttda he al caw sent the following reply, sending it to
esr through how sollattor, by whose advice he kept her
slaws essessied bees the knowledge of her busbaut
mull, haviogrobmined weeder of the Court for thee:needy
of their child, she could feel sure it would not be whoa
bees her :
" Dewed Ada.—You cannot image how distressed I
wee on reading your letter this morning, arid awfully
ettlerable it has mad• me. I went over to Colona Sw.rea
when I got up, I saw something bad happened, but had no
boa than that it was to do with you. I had no idea I
you so mach tuitll now, and what • shock the whole
July has been to to. I Now, Ada, I am so awl ally
sorry you should have taken such a gee. Just consider
enr dear little Too Too for. moment. You lore the child,
se de I. Poor dear little ut I Just think, if you take
ear away from me, she will have no.fsther, and I shall
bee no Site will grow up without knowing
sod Ws thing I love bast in the world will be naught, I
mold rather that you had shot ins than such • thing have
esserred. Lathe child be • blessing te both cot as, instead of
•rowse. For her sake I will give up everything; I will
bike my name off the club, sad de anything you wish,
sad ao war& re express my sorrow that any hard words
should her passed between us. I will be a Warmed
1111407, and will never mar anything unkind to you
win. It is now in your power to cooks me • good man,
sad until now I lira' iinaginU bow I low you, and
mfiat • great kw you would be to me. You are too good to
dart any perean in trouble, es you have stood heart. No w ,
=OR you dmedi ray soul. We must all die ; and lost
11011•• • -ious act yaws will be if you bring at., a
pre Veer, to reuntwee. I give you my most solemn
and honour I will do my best to becoow a good mid
ceam see., I feel now aining you, LI I do, with your
eeelsss 1 mold do it I will give up seeming.
111110 trembler if you Ilk*: I will do my utmost
le be the bri al mar Give me one more trial, and see if
Ido not act up to deur wisher. I never felt so miserable
In se be. Your whir shall be ray commands. Now,
Ads doer, I pray, If only for Too Too 'o wka, do it. Tam
abed was sent into this world u • bossing. Let her be
the mediator between ne—sbe the ranee of our recceiciliw
Ron. I saw Colonel bum this sttentomi. Ile took um
lowa to 0. Luria Now Colonel Start instructed you to
go to G. Luria lam too miserable to make any rernarlo
shoat Colonel Start Little did I think, when he wee
saWig_toy bread, that h. should be sating in th• way he
111. Vas did you not room to me if you wanted to know
anything I What business hail he to interfere betweera
w I I trusted him, and this is the reward I get. Now, SPiTISSIIST. Ada, just imagine the scandal this will all make. Why
Would we be the talk of Loudon to please Ooloaal Netter I Oess too or 11111 Nsw ORGAN. —Special services
Start I I suppose Folkestone knows nothing yet. What ; were held in the Parish Church on Wey lug on
am Ito do with all the things t Horse.; and carriages are the occasion of the openiug of • new organ recently
Do good to me Look at the blow it will be to the whole erected at • cost of rather over £lOO, by Air. Oldknow,
ioo*. fatun
family. both Yddre and mine What is the good of being f dolon. The church was very tast•fully decorated
made talk of for the world's benefit I Think of poor
o poor Tao o •
terns, evergreens, &a., and at the first
teksr.ph.d to with
service, which commenced at 3.15 p.m., there was a
lik. now
snot who hdayaw; lothunk thank
you for alt
be l
aim Now, Ana, tor the dear child's mike I will do ay. very tan
Wiag. U you liked me entethowandth pests. more eel °beers's(' =tit P 4
.4= the clergy presaat we
(rector of Spetisbury),
ha now I do you, you walla do the her yes Rev. B. Parquhareost_ %newton, Rev. T. H. House
neu God =le twee bow long we ssay
_Says (Anderson), Row. W. ed. Heath ()Lyggegta Uguargu),
to lb* ta "odd. sod whoa we OW be Ber, Dowling (Kagustou), Lioa. sad Rev. Douglas

Tug Bguluvr or vug Down.— Trailer Maidaserst, aged
16, of Herta Mulls.. was charged with dealing about two
ounces of tobssoo. valise about 61., from the
dwoulng-
hoe., of Nathaniel Hoolser. at Code Mullen, on the 16th
of June.—Kary Asa Hooper, wife of the prosecutor, said
the lat home about 11 o'clock on Monday morning, and
when she returned shoat two o'clock &he found that some
one had broken into the house and stolen the tobacco
from the mental shelf of the sitting room. An
old door had been placed against the porch and un,
house entered by the bedroom window.—P& Flantsrd
said he visited the prosecutor's premises on Monday and
on the footmarks of a person who had entered the house
by the bedroom window and left by the back door. He
apprehended prisoner, who said he hoped he should be far.
giren—he did go on the winged. Ile compared prisoner's
boots with the foctonark.. and found that they corre-
sponded exactly. Prisoner stated thsd morning in the
presence of a constable, that he had the tobacoo, and
should Mead gulity.—The Chairman said the evidence wee
not quite sufficient, and the magistrates had decided to ,
give priaceser the benefit of the doubt, and rhesus, the rase! I