The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18 00:00:00

1911 iltshi rt.

SALISBURY. Boanuoß Parr Sitainose, Monday.
—Present: W. ?emelt, Esq., chairman, and J. C.
Wheeler,
Al7ll4l.7lol.—Albert Predetick Brown, basket
maker, in the employ of Mr. Primes, was summoned for
the arrears of an order, 124. ed. made by the mails-
trains on theft!' of September ast. The eomplainant,
Elisabeth Aan James, stated the particulars of the case.
Defendant mid that he could not poy 2s. 6d. weekly,
but was willing to pay Is 6d., that amount being
much as he could stood; hi. earnings were but Se., and
tometimes 9a. per week, and he had to pay his mother
for lodging, An He had offered to merry complainant,
hot rho was . not agreeable.-:The. Bench considered
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is Sd. lnaudent,-:,;-a—o1711;;:red -defendant to pay the
arreers, and ls. Oil. weekly.
Sturm Tnnowroo.—William Walker, a lad, and
Elisabeth Horne, • young girl, wee unmanned
for throwing stoma on the evening of Sunday, the
2nd of October, and thereby wounding Mrs. Hannah
Bidden. The lad pleaded guilty of throwing only, the
rel Pleaded net guilty—George
_ Cairns, • bricklayer's
labourer residing at Bernard's Cross, in the pariah of
St. Martin, stated that about sin o'clock on the
evening in question he was up the yard et Barnard's
Cross he saw the defendants throwing stones at a tin
plaited on the top of a clothes prop lhe stones went
over into soothes yard ; • woman's head was out open
by the Moseethniering. He did not see it done, but
heard that such had rocurred.—Mrs. Hannah Bidden
depoied that she was • widow, residing in Culver-
street, that it was a general prrotice for stones to be
thrown on Sunday evenings. The stones came from
the yard in Bernard's Croat. On the evening above-
stated Moises were thrown, and one struck her on the
bead causing an incised wound. (Witness here produced
some stones, and pieces of brick.) Dr. Young was at-
tending her, and the cot complainant resolved was
• very bad one. Several neighbours corroborated coin-
pleitiant's testimony an to the frequency of the
Mone throwing.—Defendants had no questions to ask
the witness.—The father of the girl Horne here stated
that the witnees Cairns was the sole cause of what
occurred up the yard. He was frequently playing a
eonoertina on Sundays, and was in the habit of enticing
his daughter to hoar the music, and that the prosecuting'
arose from spite. The chairman addressed the
defendants on the !nimbler and danger imminent by
stone throwing, and although the penalty for so doing
was heavy, the Bench. trusting this would act as •
caution, would only inflict • fine of Bs. Sd. each includ-
ing costa, or mean days' imprisonment each. The
father of the girl said he could not pay the ens ; his
daughter era going to a situation, and he solicited the
Bench to give hint • week to pay, which wes grant'-d.
HALISHOIRT DIOCIAAN CITRATES' AID AIIIIOOIATIOIL
A meeting of this association was held on Friday, the
/tiLinlib.iat et...24112/J Room, the Lord Bishop in the
deacon or Santee, and seso, n'Setl4 %" • Oltetir.l..!:
Leer, that as the Curates' Aid Society had appointed
its own seeretery in the Diocese of Salisbury, it would
more advance the great canes of providing "additional
curates for populous places" to have only one agency,
and it was accordingly agreed that the Diocesan As.
iodation be dissolved, sad that the subscribers be re
quested to pay their subscriptions in future either to
tile treasurer of the parent society, or lb.. diocesan
treasurer, the Rev. Prebendary Lowther, Rector of
Orebestoo St. George, near Devises.
HERIOUS ACCIDIDIT.—On Monday, the 10th inst., an
accident occurred to a man named Jame. Akhurst,
coachman to the Rev. G. OP. Gloweip, of West Dean.
When on his way boom from the city near the top of
St. Ann-street. the hone be was driving ran away, and
the unfortunate man was either thrown out or In
attempting to get out fell with considerable violence
near Mr. Hinzmen's nursery. He was much shaken,
and received several scalp wounds. Mr. Blinn= very
kindly rove his men Instructions to convey the sufferer
to the In/rosary.
COHORT Party 8111111101111, Tuesday. —Present: W.
E. Headman. M. H. Hersh, M.P., B. Ferryman, W.
Pinckney. and E. Hinaman &qrs.
Drammen RIGHT OH WAR, LID DAIMIL —James
Diliden and John Miles, labogrers, and John Dibden
grows, were charged with wilfully damaging a gati
and three locks, the property of Samuel Dihden, at No
Man's Lend, Downton, on the 9nd Inst. James Dilidee
pleaded guilty, the other defendants not guilty.—lt
appeared that there was • path leadiug to the defen-
dant's oottage, and • road leading to the complainant's
hoess.—Tbe defendants had used both roads for
upwards of thirty years. Complainant had only lately
put op the gate. The Beath dismissed theca's.
LARDLoRD'S TROUILLI —John Butt, landlord of the
Green Dragon lon, Barford, was summoned for having hie
house open for the sale of beer,Ste. , beyond the preseribed
hours.—P.C. 91 staled that on Sunday night, the 25th
of September last, at about twenty minutes past eleven,
he visited defendant's house, and min defendant serve •
pint of beer. Defendant, in deform& said it was owing
to the Mock, which had led him astray. In answer to
Mr. Marsh, superintendent Matthews Informed the
Bench that be had esetioned defendant before. He had
only had the Berens' about sin mouths, and was about to
leave, having disposed of the business to another party.
The Bench beerved that he seemed unfit to conduct the
business of • landlord. Defendant had been warned,
and the sentence was that he pay • Ana of SI. and
VW* or in default of distress, 21 days' imprisonment.
The mosey was paid.
Ntowr POACRIND.—John Hayter, of leishertoe, an
old man and apparently • labourer was brought up
in etutody charted with entering ar:d being on lands
the property of Viscount Folkestone, at Homington, for
the pewee of snaring game, between the hours if 10
and 11 o'clock on Moeda), night, the 10th instant
Defendant pleaded not guilty. John Oenk a pier,
keeper, Meted that be saw the prisoner and another
man leave the high rood go near loss. gone, and set
some hare nets. He, with the maistanai of George
Tipp, • brother keener, mearad theta,bul Os. Pi away.
Complainant took two nets 40 yards keg, and several ,
sticks, used for peog down HMI nets. The priaocerel
bad • greybosted- with them, which one of the °freedom
"ordered home." Superintendent Matthews informed
the Bench that the prisoner bed been tyke before we
elated —in 185 A, when be was Good £5 and costs ; again
in 1859, a similar sum, widish he was allowed to pay by
instalment& Prisoner, is defence, had nothing to nay,
hot asked the Bench to deal leniently with him. Mr.
Ketcham observed that erler the New Prevention of
Poaching Act (which certainly wes • stringent coot),
the Bench bad DO alternative than by sentenaing the
nsiscner to undergo three months' imprisonment with
aro labour, at the termination of which he rmust fled
two sureties of irri each, or one in £lO, or In default
be imprisoned for • further term of six calendar months.
CHORAL HOCIIII.—ThIs society held their third open
night for the scogen, on Wednesday, at the Assembly
Rooms. Timm wee • wed elltendeses, and all seemed
deed well pleased w.4thOlkerreass% assessment-
ent.
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GOOD 8800 a no.-84 Thomas Whichoote sad party,
missisting of Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Koppel.
E. C. 8.. the Hon. W. C.. Bans Friars, G. Milroy, Ea.,
and Hoary Ndwin Esq. Q.C., had some 'tallest
shooting at Helnisiell and Mont worth Cliff, Liseoln.
shire. last week. The following is the result of four
day.!
iatzport : —647 birds, 902 bare4l7 rabbits ; total, EX
sag Gazette.
's Marna hay for a keg series of years
has aid in high estimation by lovers of that kovarege.
Thee@ Coffees are sold by nearly two thousand mask
Coma% Tea are Moo "appal la like maser To
afford facilities for families getting *applied boll PIO*
of the kingdoin, and to real ths requirements of a in.
amesd population, one thousand additional spats are
nor required. Fall particular@ and teems of will
be ant a spoliation to Casnell, Bath sad Co., 80,
lemsbara-street, Losidos.
bIISTAL BROM, OR OILIAT ARIDITY camas du
blacked Hair whit*. This aoloar, bower, is to be re-
stored with eartaiaty, by Horriag's Ifsgsetie Bashes.
to. Dr. Hassan says "I regard them as the most
perfect brushes hitherto made, as mopeds their
meehenical sonetrastins,_ and their meiyobtierl
tram." They ars THE ready for Grey Heir,
Noarelgia, Iflierunablim, he.
N.& —Coanterfaits aretLatada.
Olken. 32.
Hatoway's train. ea rodia.—lt lo;ashboul by envy
out who ho. poresnally tried the.. netts mosellea for soy
porle, skin. had Is a ha, or who bore wawa%
and heallog aka a Mare mak, from
,usbsoloPartißtirtbal Raba* mars is. he Sand Men them
rewasnesits poems. The (Mama canes tirs swollen
sada disdains Iniamatios. meassee pais, mid
alleviates angerella wadies slab may hare ass ye,
hs at MIR Mira Holloware wawa prepereass
mont
amours amly—aistan Ins.'sa itos—sad haws an
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samurai by Utak! PARDO. to biIDWIK is Rig Wan,
makes was au . tbor mans "I,l=W health bare bad.
Oak "Mies Is lamppost*: sat 5r mamba.