The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

Otercatte.—On Mocday evening s concert wag given by the
choir of kit. Mary's Church, sedated by friends is the nelgh•
bourhood, in aid of the fund. of the choir. The audience was
not very numerous. With the exoeption of on. son g, "The
mound of en Angel% Pealin,`—which was given by Mr Roe. of
Corte Castie—the Bet part consisted of carols and anthems,all
very nicely given. The wood part commenced with "In Child.
hood I dallied," very cleverly given by ilia choir, followed by
Sir H. Bishop'. glee " Forester s Sound," Mr Poynter then
sang 'The Women of England„' which was loudly encored,
and on em s return he wing " Mavourneen," after which ho was
much cheered: Tke trio, "The captive to bin Bird," sung by
Mrs Card, Miss Roe, and Mr Roe, all of Corte Castle, was given
with groat effect, and elicited rounds of applause. Mr J.
Andrews, Of Dorchester, next gave "Where the Grua grows
Green," In hia acc.uSomed style, bring forth an moors, and,
in return, he sang "The Whistling Thief.' The choir then
gave 'Lightly !tread," with much taste: Mr J. W. Whittle
mew ' I'm not myself at ell," so tastefully that after long and
Lasting cheers be wee isonapelkd to return, when he repeated
the two last Tema Mr S. Glover's much admired duet,
"Slowly and Softly Music should Row," was effectively snug by
Miss Roe end Mrs Card, who were louly applauded: The song
and chorus, "The Vacant Chair" was given by the choir, Mr
Roe singing the solo 11'ft.; after which Miss Roe gars in a
pinning style the erns The Love Test." and we. greatly
, cheesed: Mr Poynter again appeared and rang one of Harry
Clifton'. mugs "Wg old Wile and L 'the chorus of which was
taken up by the andience, and created a greet amount of
eethosiam. Mrs Card, Ml.. Roe, and Mr Roe, in capital style
rave the trio "Wives than Sc Ruse meet again." Miss Yetraley
then sang a pretty song which sea well remised. Mr Andrews
again came forward and sang "' Paddre dream," which was
loudly cheered, and this gentlemen had to return when hegave
"The Dublin Carmen," both of which song" created roars or
laughter and applause. The choir followed with the carols
" A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year," and "Good
.......pwinsg_lettf.. a clue!. Mra Pittner, of
lathe arconnpaainente to the song., wiesi ;Sr- pre."4
sided at the i,annoolum, to all of whom many thanks are due:
Conan Ferri Sealllolll, Tneaday.—Refore J. W
T. Fyior (chairman), W.ll. Celcraft, F. F, J. Morice. &gra
num Remelt was summoned by Edward Rawlte, pane-
keeper to Mr. Drag, M.P., for breaking part of a certain fence
round Fry's Wood, in the perish of Morden, on the Ifith
hue. Complathantwor her in the liCt of breaking the fence,
which be proved to the ratistection of the Bench, who fined
defendant tis and Be ends, or seven day.' hard labour. The
amount was soon afterwtrds paid.

EDWARD Woovisn, of Warsham, was also summoned by
Edward Rieke, for trespassing' on Land, in search of rabbit.,
at Borden, In the occupados of Mr. Exalted, on the 9th inst.
Defendant did not appear The Complainant stated he now
the delencli noose
up a rabblt or hare, he could not see which;
but on proceeding to ohe spot found strap and rabbit for
near; he efterwards =w defendant, who said "it'. only
a rabbit; I have been outof work along time, and what was •
poor fellow to do." Defendant baying been convicted three
Dula previously for .imilar offence., the Eench fined him 20s,
and Ifs Id costs; In default. one month's hard labour.
. . . .

CeCILU Pco-4-14 landlord' of the White Hart public-house,
Brined*, ma summoned by P.C. James Hart for unlawfully and
knowingly suffering gaming In his home, viz ; raffling with dice
for tame ducks, on Use 10th Instant, contrary to the tenor of
hiler ilnce. Defendant pleaded guilty to the charge, and stated
that he was ignorant d the law that ladling was Illegal, as he
heard of it being done ill his life, and the ducks did not belong
to him but to. neighbour. The Bench, considering that he
believed he was not aware of the law on the plint, gave him
Use benefit thereof. usl—clus It be /—Seed him 16s. and the
core, Oa dd., which he at once paid, proudamg never to allow
such gaming in his hour again.
Joss SCOTT, of lesl Luiworth, was summoned by Elba
ilaaden, ad Wed Luhrorth, to show cause, kc, Mr. Heade, of
Ringwood, appeared Br complainant ; Kr. R. N. Howard for
defendant. The cam broke down through complainant not
having given to. police the rummonase for lentos before the
lath nut , being Just am day after the time for service (six
clear days before Use day of hearing). Complainant had had
them in her paragon duly signed on the 14 inst.
CHALLIS BOIMILD, 4 Henson, WM brought up in custody
for non payment of arrears of an affiliation order due to Mary
Ann Chinchin, amountbg to 19.. dd. Defendant paid 7s. 6J.
ours, and IS.. on acocunt of the arrest., and was allowed •
fortnight to pay the remainder.