The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

Dorset Connt4 Express.

TUESDAY, APRIL 1,18 IS.

DOROIIIIIIT23.

Tel Tnenta.—No alterations its made in the times
of arrival or departure of the trains in this district
for ApriL
Dauer oouwer Hotrarrat.—We but that, in all
probability, Mr. Maseum, the prevent Isouseaurim
will be elected tr the dike on Thunday next.
are won candidetes.
Meagan. Pgaroagmca —The entertainment on
Sunday night took piaos about three Tunas of a
mu from Cane, when both shafts of Ma mail-cart
were broken oil. Owing to the afar not baring been
properly announced beforehand, the attendance of
mowed spectators was very limited; but some kind
friend came along, and brought Me mails, and, we
believe, tin driver, to Dominator in a trait TN per-
formance end clewing-up occupied about an hour.

AD)017111ND OAllll.—Satarday, before Mr. H. B.
Middleton, Mr. A. Banks,. and Mr. G. Worry.
Leacoithe v. The Dordeager Riteway BOWL Mr. T.
Coombs for plaintiff, Mr. Weston for defendants. Mr.
Coombs applied for sa adjounirsent, to which Mr.
Weston did not object, and it was adjourned 50c3rd-
ingly.—Uront Wag war summoned by Mary Cross.
La. Atkinson appeared, and understanding than
would be an adjournment applied for, did not object
on tJa• understanding the costs of the day would be
paid, although Mr. Atkinson feared it wadi only
matter of forin.—Adjourned for a fortnight.

Duman Mturtattan.--Jokis Wieser was mum.
mooed for being drunk and disorderly and asraalting
James Cox. P.C. Anthony Dunn. leering of • row
on Friday, 21st, in Mill-street, went and found Jams
Cox who said be had been insulted by John Winter,
—Defendant admitted the charge, and said they bad
made up the case. But the Bench would not thus let
peas the charge of being drunk and disorderly, and
fined hini 2e. 413 and cods, 94. altogether, and allowed
• week to pay.—The Mayor instructed dopt. Coward
to inform the Aber when any militiaman was sum-
=med.—To the Bent. the Mayor explained that the
men must attend at the time they were summoned
for ; they could not help about the men falling-in.

SUITORS in Tun Comm Coors will do well to boar
In mind that sommoems returnable for April Court,
mat be taken out on or bolero the the ask in coma
goose' of the rake it Court withal macs that—'7lo
prorate shall be served or aramsd on Sunday, Christ-
mas Day, or Good Friday, nor shall any promos be
served on any day appointed by royal proclamation
for a public foot, humiliation, or thankailviag, or on
any day on which the alms of the Court.; seed not be
open, via., Cluistanas_Day. Good Friday, the Satur-
day next after Good Fri&y, Keatar Moaday, Isaac
Tuesday, Whit Monday, the fint Monday In August,
or any day appointed by royal proclamation for •
public fast, humiliation, thanksgiving, or anydja
appointed for doming the mina by the
Chancellor."
IlLm's Tenn Smug:sp.—On Friday last, • pastor
named Foster, to tho employ of Mr. Durant, of Dora.
was engaged thoa noon, palatine the
rot:bortar. Tab* in Charles-street It is supposed
the ladder Wag lam, ha had it too far out at
tlici bottom, without having made it ptroporly secure.
However that may have been, th• ladder dittoed, and
the poor man came to tha ground, where he lay, much
hurt. Hs was taken up, and conveyed to the Dorset
County Hospital tin borough Police, when h. tram
at. by r. Ew,o, and it was found that h• had
sustained a very serious frare of the thigh. On the
, same night the medical assistance had been so
effectual as to maks him as comfortable as could have
been expmted, and he paned a fair night. He 1. 71
secs of age, and has been in the service of Mr.
nearly it years, bang always • study and
hard-working man. On Monday he was going on
favourably.
800 Casa—Lewis Olioer was summoned by P.C.
Waidord, for impala • dog without • Bosom, at
Charmlnater on March 7th, asel answered it was • oow
dog, and Lroauced an exemption order datod yesterday,
and said did not know before, that he had to get
an order. —Dismissed, but am Bench said It was quite
right of tho poliosmaa to bang the case. livery
January the license must be paid, or an exemptios
obtained.--Chorks &oft was similarly summoned,
and produced an exemption paper taken out after the
summons was aimed. Lai year h• paid for the dog.
—Dismiesed, the Chairman stating ate paper must be
obtained in isnuary.—Thoissa Nsabir, of West
Holuat=labourer, was summated for keeping • dog
He pleaded guilty.—Fined is. and
13s. Humber's wife applied for time, and was
to pay within a fortaight—flithard Catft, of
Pu&lehlaton, was similarly summoned, bet said the
dog was only loot to him, became his own turned
sulky. --George Hillier owned the dog. and produced
an exemption paper. —Humber also had an exemption
foe his own dog. —Supt. Batty complained
paper
did not give the explanation to the polka
raan.—Dienticeed.

GUARDIANS Or TU IJirion.—The following is • list
of the Guardians of the Poor in this union : Athol-
Lawton, Mr. G. W. Hoer; Bradford Fevers!, Mr.
J. Spuds; iturieston. Rey. H. B. Miles • Compton
Abbas, Mr. Thomas Pry; Compton Valstios, Mr. J.
Chick ; Chilfroms, Rev. W. Hooper; Charminstar,
Mr. VI. H. Dunning; Dorchester —Holy Trinity, Mr.
M. C. Weston and Mr. G. Hawkins; All &lam Mr.
G. Prod; St. Pam's, Mr. F. Lock and Mr. F.
Mill.; Fordinston, Mr. Robert Rayne and Mr. W.
Bind.; Frampton. Mr. W. Groves ; Fronts Va.
chwoh, Mr J. Trood ; fflartati liaoAta Mr. Tteogo,___ •••
Samoan ; Littlsbnedy, Mr. Dorris row ; Lontimur,
Mr. FL Fins; Maiden Newton, .B. C ;
Puddlehinton, Mr. J. Lovalaos ; Puddletown, Mr.
Rickard Gene and Mr. W. 8. Hall; &bastard, Mr.
Thomas Loa ; Stafford West, two nominations ;
Stratton, Mr. R. 1 Sky ; Tinolston, Mr. J. Spicier;
Toiler Poroorum, Mr. F. R. Pop.; Tolpuddis, Mr.
T. • . Hamer • Warena Mr. J. &at ; Widaroombs,
Mr. T. C. Bsiandess ; Wbltooinb., Mr. R. illamMrd ,
Waterborne Abbas. Ur. C. R. Panay ; Water-
borne Hirringstoss. Mr. W. Jackson. Wintarberne
Monokton, Mr. G. Symonds; Waterborne &sepia-
ton, Rm. H. J. Orem •' Woodsford, Mr. H. Duke
Wynford &Ng* Mr. J. Speaks.

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'ASSAULT ST • Marrtatiag.—At the Borough Petty
Seldom on Monday, before Mr. A. Pope (Mayor) and
Mr. J. Galpin, Hwy railer was summoned by Joseph
lotan amault. —Defendant is a hawker, and in
so tin; and be dkl Dot lilt at first.—Comolaln-
ant, who Ries at Grove- was In North-equare
on Wednesday night, when &acceding to his state-
meat, Taylor, who had been in a public-house with
him, followad him on his leaving, and, as he was
speaking to some friends, including John Shiner, "up
with his fist," and knocked him down. On asking
what it was for, he replied—" That's how I mean to
serve all you butcher.." Fined 10s. and costa ;
In default 14 days.—Taylor afterwards appeared, and
said—" It wee not my fault, and I'll do the 14 days
I could not come before, being in the Mllitia."—The
Mayor: You were summoned for 10 o'clock, and
ought to hay* attended before.wTayloe : I had a
little writing to do, and I'll go are do the It days.—
The Bench then allowed him a week to pay; but
Taylor was obdurate, and declared he'd do the 14days
at once —A sergeant was called and asked why the
man did not appear to the summons? Mt* sergeant
roplled the parade was called for 10 o'clock, and alter
the men were on parade he was ordered to fall them
'simmers out, and did so.—The Mayor: The Bergh-
Major was informed of our summons, and the men
ought not to have gone on parade.—The Bench made
the Imprisonment in default of payment seven days,
which reduction Taylor aco.ptsd with doe gratitude.
°TIMMS& —Thew allows were appointed for the
different pariehm on Saturday leak before Mr. H. B.
Middleton, Mr. A. Hankie, and Mr. G. Worry. The
following wrath' names :—Abboteb, Messrs. John
Hayward and George Vord ; iamptgos, Mr.
George Wood Homer; Blooms* Masers. Percival
Cake and John Oak.; Bradford Peverel, Messrs.
liastinp Burton Middleton and Joseph Symes ;
Broadmayne, Messrs. Goofy Tam and John Bartlett;
Broadway, MAWS. John Mayo and George ilowditob ;
Buckland Sipes, Meagre John Gale and William
Miller ; Berlestas, Mr. George Wood Homer; Comp.
ton (Wee), MAWS. William Totems and Thomas
Fry; Chillness, Mr. Frank lisekiet Pops; Chickarel
(West) Meraza. Charles Taylor and Richard Roger.;
Channinster, Messrs William Henry Dunning and
John Henry Mind; Compton Valence, Mr. John
Chick' Dawlish, Masers. Charles Kent and Georg*
Brett; Dorchester, Holy Trinity, Messrs, W. Hay.
man and H. Fudge; Eyeshot, Mr. Hoary Conway
(Jane Bowls Pullman was esocad on the list, and an
inhabitant said she was capable of doing it, but the
Beath took the second man Mr. Joseph Brett;
Float, Mr. Jasper Marsh ; ordinates, Messrs Robert
Hunt and James Basso. Martha ; Frampton, Masses.
Ohm, banal and William Urn,.; Fresno Vanolturoh,
Mr. Joist Trued; Kingston Rmnel), Mr. Thomas
fisnacen • I.*hton Mist), Misers. Thomas Hooper
and Robert Thome Mill.; Langton Herrha•Messes.
William Henry Roper and John Curtis; beady. I
Messrs. Nag tie 110414 e and Norris John Roper • Litton
Cheney, Mews, John Saunders and William ;
Lank:wady, Mr. &spites Vine and Mrs. Marian
Rlisabeth Brutes ; Maiden Newton, Mown.
Whitt, and William C. Chard; !felonry tlantia
Mr. 'Moose Oliver Boatswain; Omminglout
Hobert William Chiloott and William Johnson;
Owen:soigne, Maws. John Layer and Walter White;
Puddletown, Mews. William Hill Dunman and W.
iltitedw Hull; Putkliehlntoo, Mew& Charles Mayo
and John Duantaa ; Porteshant, Mears. William
ilmes and William Mayo; Portland, Maser.. Juba
Ward and John JAWS Patten; Pezwal, Maim.
John Mayo and Hobert Trantor ; Preston and Sutton
Papas, Meagre WilliamOalpin and Joseph sturuml i
Punckaotvis, Mews. Thomas Slav and Edmnad
Redipole, Messrs Richard Hideout and
ts. p, liampishans, Megan. Emanuel Hodges
Dad_ord , • Stafford (Wes), Mr. George
Stroud Mies Roma, Ooldring. Here two lists were
returned, Rosalie Goldriaa being no.lnated in each;
and Miss Goldring did not Object to selsisista
vestry noeniaatios was taken; Samford,
JAWS SWISS and Joseph ;
Mssers.
Wlllimn Frederick Gifford and Joh& Holratesslitwadai i
ilitaantliteks.Bgv...andibtrs. Anne net
ito;•7; Taller Porocouns. Mews. &PM
Gals and Frank EsekieloipPer6 Totter
Maloolm Brioknell ; T Messrs. Jana Mr.
and Thomas Ahem Homer; pwey, Mama
Worry and John Lipscomb* ; Warmwell, Mr
Best; Wataroombehlit.2'd Thomas 0 Saunders ;
Whitoombe, Mr. ; Winterbornit
Abbas, Mmes. Walter Henry Allen and John Daw ;
Vflaterborse Came, Mr. Thomas: Walden; Winter.
b°lll* lha'aickliirri, Olieflte Symonds; Winterborno
Bt. Martin!s Joseph Homer and Francis
Eddßes Whitt:shoneHer,inpstons. Mr. W. P. H.
Jaelson "'harbors. StesphnoL Mr. A. 8. Hobart
Poemoy ; Woadeford, Mr. Henry W Beg*
Mr. Merles J. Stone; W Mr. William
Tolman and Joha tOpt FoeF:d4l.analstowle Mr.
Hobert Palmer, whose same was an the list, said he
was wayeardfe,_ and did not want to wet many
diem MS Mddkiton remarked that in cases
nele pesos served the whole ol the oilers. Mr.
Paingeg sald it est Me awe for coo. Otbsr mom
woo tato GINN%

Derrimiray.—lt trill le seen by en annowsoement In
ow advertising minima that Mr. Walbws, of 91„
Hark7-strost, Londos„ visits Don:lode, every
alternate Bate .rday bla manikin, rooms being at Mr.
Lockett's, 1, CornbilL

R.M. Pluson. —Mr. Cross stated in the Commons
Home on Thursday, in waver to Mr. Serjeant Simon,
that rnatmaking in petems had been to a crest extent
discontinued, and the pdsoners employed in 'flaking
ankles for um In the prima.

80100 L AITINDASCZ Cana. —aeorty nor" was
summoned by the School AU...edema* C.mmittee, for
whom Mr. A. H. Lech appeared, for not sead"3 S')
school Alfred Cheney, the child by a former husband
of his wife. The bey bad given 'mammoe trouble to
the committee; in 1318 homely atteaded 138 times. and
though in the begiarang at this peer he at, ended
better, of late the attencences had fallen off very
mode, and Mr. Lock easel for aa attendance order.
Mr. B. B•ker, school etteadance °Soar, proved the
guardian of the child had had repeated wag
verbal and write... Ott of 411 D thole the boM
only attended 138 tinets—in January 32 times out of
30. After the first wVacewas given there was •
marked improvement, than the guardian and
parent had refused to the child. In Jaauary it
was very bed weather, tio child could not go any.
when. else, to haltead of waidering about he went to
whoa. As soon a the weather got better he wan-
dered about aids, and had rely attended 15 throe out
of 67.—The mother said the loy went away with the
net and ceases hone to mesh with Lb* rest, and she
didal know he hadn't but to school till oh.
asked Mr. Brown.—Order coils—The mother was
told that she ought to me the bey at school; but she
replied she had two little chi.ld2 and could not go to
the school door with aKg boy. t transpired that be
had been ocinviated and sentan to six strokes with
the birch, and we heard he stole •horee and cart and
drove them ca.—Jews OrikArl (Charminster) was
similarly summoned, but be had gone out of the
school district to th• Weymouth Ution.—Tb• Beech,
Mr. Look said, had power to make an order, and in
that case Mr. Middleton said the Weymouth author'.
dm
could proceed on tbo order at ewe —ll.r. Lock
waa not prepared to prove that any elementary school
Is willing to receive them. He believed the family
had gene into the borough.—Mr. Middleton said, in
that teas, they would come under the bye-laws, and
the ors was adjourned—Mr. Iliddltion feared it was
• taxmoon case that where parties were about to
move. they allowed their children to neglect school,
and thus they Lae a quarter of a year.