The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-09 00:00:00

COAMI COALS!! COALS!!!

ROBERT HILL.
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and hie
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND HULLO o PORT OK
CLAY CR DIAN,
TALK 0' TB' RADSTOCK
MALTING.
SILIBTONK CULII en COKM,
R. IL desires to call 'pedal attention to the
TALK 0' TB' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coal,, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Tiles, kc., and Grindstones.
Aped for the Wiltshire Sack Bering Oosepeep.
DepOte at the Great Western and South Western
Steams, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street, or at the ofboe,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coale delivered free in Dorchester and Fordingem,
and at moderate rates in the country.

HAIR DESTROYER._, High Holboro.
London. —AIN'T ROSS'S DII,i .6TO:a
moms supsituotis hair fmm the Noe, issok, sod
srar without effect to the skin. 3s. 6d. ; mod by Pod
la plain coven for 54 stamps.

B.EY HAIK-248, High Holboro, Loodce.
4 ALEX. ROl3BB HAIR DYg produce . •
perfect light or dark colour Ijy. Is is
permaasat sad polo* Si. Id.; for 14 4•444• P•

1111-IIIi-OURUNG ru Wilioh-
-1-11. bars. LaMar& _Augx. win%
FLUID curb Lwr.d' or Ciaddsmoil Mir oar • her
lank Bs.' a a ammble. a& dd. ; rat Ins far
54 darry.r.a.

DOIIOEIIII2 MIL Isaias wide\ habits te sprawl Magid hishigliketsal
from lhaf beothar ; but be maisrat my whether sr ad he
00V/gar, ffirgsr•Sti inspected °°T .--u.'—anunn on hum& was pretty mli b0w..u.6 law aallgemsa."
Moods, evening, sad waa eztrecoslY ',"'PlimmtuT (This wee Mr. Lock's term)
In his rennarka Mist Gut* easistaat at Mr. Hutchiag's, mewed the
Vgarstne. —imam this iesalt's Pormbial w'ticet Purchase of the boots aad other ankles, but sentd not
.... tby the churrhwarlens tall whether she pad with • sovereign or whalf ens.
imiselw"iv. &a elia—°°°°---6°_. edgy meeting to be hi add/meint the lure Mr. Lock asked them not to put
OVIWIWerS 01 St. Peter's of • V
, .iection 01 two mamba, their trust in the policeman a etatemeat as to the con.
hada
thl;e4BuritYTts.rduro'hyhtforazroo„,e - of the Rev. K. W. femion he mid she had made, and to believe that what she
Pears (now 4someed) sod Mi. T. C. W. Swindon said had been simply extorted from her through fright.
, and He called
a kir" "'Ilk" in II" room of ilieurL 11"finan "d George White, the father of the girl, who aaid he was a
p . who rogue by rotation.— Holy Trimly: The labourer on the London and South Weeteen Railway. Oa
outgoing members of the Barba B mid are Mr. M. the nth he and his wife went to LIWIIa 05 .0 meanies
Devanla sad Mr. M... C. Weston, and audlton and he left the girl with 14e Pi in mosey. She had hose
Messrs. Ling and Miles, In service and always had • good character. •
TVs only
CAomwexamined, he said be lad had some 7mre ago to
tradition of any importance at the last
Council meeting woo that relating go to Wells, but be didn't know it was through soy tremble
to the water au4 —ho wooejc Led of Legion • bit '0 theme 01? • cart.
drainage supply. The Council, neglecting home , floury White, • boy of 11 years old, who it we. said
tank hare spent n roma to get a report from by the ofej.tabie bet gives Min the information, stated
Illemm Gotto and Bess ey of Westminater. who gave the constahle wked him and his dater what they had
the moderate estimate of L'17,000. This would be, of done with the Winne, and when they said they now
essme, • preposterous outlay, and the C MUCH have onhiull about it he throttlimaa to " drop th• stick into
himsoor totooniprehookpontoththeeir......4own.....isurveyor an.tl rimissted.k. i hick,...L.. smaised :
,He said "the day they took his sister
"I—""''''""- ""'..° L"' '"" ! sway" tie mat to Mir Woodcock, and wanWd to borrow
members seemed to question whether Mr. Norman's , hell e epeegeimi, but he didn't kw), what for.
WitneKing knowledge was sufficient to cops with the i After the lowest Council on either side had addressed
won, ; but others were warm in their belief that it woe, ' the 0 art, the chairman summoned unsaid in doing so said
Sorely then he should have had • chance when the ' the potting of que.u..s by the Policeman moat Delmar
aect his evidence and If they believed her mind had been
question woe Sent mooted, an 4 thereby 25 cf" 1"" woaldff
operated sr. by the threats of the tam., then they
not have been thrown into the gutter. If Mr. Norman smell have to reject bar atimimion, and if they did that
comas out of the ordeal successfully klelerm in Lock's i vim theymoot eo,o.jt her,
Intimation that he was not adequately paid should bei ! Mae this direct intitmatiou it I. hardly necessary to
remembered. Our reader+ should keep their eves upos , gar the Jury found her not guilty,
such matters as them without troubling about petty Jame Heyward. a very respectable looking man, who
squabblee as to a tow trees. moos bail, arm charged with obtaining by false pretence
hem norms Plowman, • purse containing six sovereigns,
tan half:rvereirme,_and • fourpenny•piece the property of
Blandlord, on the Ord of

FAIR AND MARKUSIC, FOR JULY.
Fon Mo,tn, 14th day, 10h. ri.tm , roortone.
L d dar, Oh. Ittra, afternoon.
New Moon, Stlth day, 9h 40m., afternoon.

Wednesday, 10th. Stockbridge (lerge sheep), Beth,
Ringwood. Rlen.Hord wool.
Thunder 110_,. Salisbury lek
Pride,. . Ohippnibam k Yeovil g.m.
Mon lay, 1541, Swithon—Sdlebitry.
Tuesday. lath. S &Sawn' gm.
W,-donday. Ith.Even..
Thunder. I••• h. Sherborno, Overton (lens lbs•P fairk
Rena,P., It .hoperoko gm.
Wedne.lst 21th, Honiton.
Thunder. t,t. Ain-ford.
pri4hy. svi-b sto•ehoroe. Waybill. Yeovil g.m.
Fh,thrd.T. r, • h. Helkobani.
Manley, 3Uth. Ilelkeham a.m.. Salisbury g.m.
Wedseeday, 31.1, Trams g.m.

islay -iii-riii—Castilmsars. at
May.
Mr. Udal prosecuted and Mr. Lock defended.
Mr& Cudleman on the day in Qiestion went to to.
bank to cash a cheque for LICI. and on her way borne, when
In her cerriage found she bad lost her puree. She gave
Information to the police and offered • reward of LI
which sbe since bad divided between (wool the witnemes.
Thomas Plowman, an errand boy, picked up a puree and
seeing the prionuer by asked him if it wee his. He said
"yrs,- and showed the buy • hole in his pocket from
which he said be had dropped it. He then gave it to him
and the prieoser put it in his pocket.
Samuel Tatebell, a telegraph meseeniter. saw the boy
hand the puree to the prisoner. Shortly after there was •
crowd 111 the street, when Mr. Supt. Moore bald op a
parse, and the pris nor., who was presienk.said it wee the
one which the boy had given hiss, but Mrs. Castleman
said it we. not.
When Sup& Moore when to the prisoner's house and
asked him for the puree and money the boy had given,
after some little issietition be produced a puree (not the
on. lost) end 11 sovereigns in gold. When be searched
him at the .tattoo be found on him a fourpeany piece with
a bole in It end the same coin was ainoupt the money
Mra. Caetlernan bad the& The gold also eoeresponded.
The jury found him guilty, when he told the Court It
we. done momentarily and innocently.
The Chairman said they were disposed to look upon it
as an indiscretion, and would give bins the benefit of the
characters which had been handed in, and he would be
imprisoned for two months' bard labour.
Meares epistle:ad (1.5), mason, wee charged with unlaw•
fully throwing himself into the Weymouth Harbour with
Intent to kill and murder himeelf on the lad of AIM*.
Kr. Wines was for the pro•ecution.
The case haa already been fully reported • week or two
back.

Dr. Tire:A. of Weynionth, gare it am his opinion that he
sag not a at person to be at large at to. time.
The prisoner said there on. nothing the matter with
him if he kept from drink, which becould not stand, and
be would promise to be • teetotaller.
The jury found him not guilty Oa the ground of insanity,
and he was ordered to be detained " during Her Itajesty's
plethure."
AA. !team% OK master of ship, was charged with
stealing from • ship at Lyme Hog* • piece of cone of the
valise of eight or tan shillings. the property of Frederick
ill Dsllin. Kr. Templar prosecuted, and Mr. Lock
defended. He was found not guilty.
Joke 8r0.,., (36) baker. wee charged with embezzling
money, the property 1 the executors of Mary Jane Rolla,
at Blandford. Kr. Lock orthecuted, the prisoner was
undefended. The prisoner melted the Court to be aa
acre! sa they could. He had • wife and family. It was
the first care and should be the lest. He was sentenced
to four months' hard labour.