The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05 00:00:00

W4ILEHAN.

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. _

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I UNXIIAT.
Bef4re Major J. K Hawkeswerth (in the chair), and
Oliver C. Fasr.r.

sTIALING COIN.
:tiny Brewer woo brought tut in co•torly charged
„re ,overeign, one I.alfenwereign, and
a•• Mainz, the pr fella' a inslin Ral•-n, from a
lon.. at Tyro hem. ..n 'lle day ot
%Si.o rifler of tiroannitor,stnve.l that phi
live I with 11. r hi,, h. r 4 I' einem., and that on the
4q „i November we. away all day, an lon
in the eve inc mi.... I the money, which dur
• lett iiwt,j,• in the drawer of the In .hingertrer.
She a oil.* went and made the lose known 1,. her
brother and neizhhaira
E leer, Bale .n. later -carrier, Pan WIMP!! COMO
ant of a fiell I...hotting to .1 diti Bale adj.,ihihrr hi.
bate.. There Ira.. •6. r.,ad in the 611. She had a
„.., ',and ha.ke• in her hand. She twee ab ut 10 yards
mite" he PPP, her
fr in the h. n• •
1:e .rge eel.. of Earn Imlnorth,
,ht n TtPadar November 21.1, pri-oner C itcv to his
a.
•h a- nrchvied a few thi. g.. of the •be id 1.. 8
M 11%, Me, t of whi..h elle ten 'er..l a .ove,eiun.
Thr p.r..tatioto I at Ef t Imlnorth,•tated that he
re, e;v„,l infoimalion .1 the robbery, and proc.edel
wk. et ,pielea He he .r.l that pria .ner hal
:hahre,l „.,.vei,n at Hawks 's. He went and a•ked
,le. rev if th, hit changel • is ore. eicu at Rawie...,
It PM one her d hal
one:. her t,,,,..neat matter. He toll hr he sit
mart la Per it Witness continued :
Went to where he wae at wok. the pri.
• .n.r train: there before me. I KAM Itrew•r
if he hal :iv,. ii. wife a aoner.i.in to change at
Ramie.. The vri...ne- WM. pre•ent. He 'aid , that
i• aFe Poll, I haae ...• ere'ina In my p clot." I
a•lomi him to let me MP the eovereign, which be 41
• ith moire ~her C.,Pr go Wintil he had in hie p ok.-t
Alter cautioning' the pri.oner, she etated that she
Oche, up the • crerefirn that the changed at Heinle=
in a 6.1.1. and I have no doubt that Mr. Dowd'
.itl'rt it. •• I -am him p that wan. I o'd her
ehe n„„t I hive to go to Wareham. end that I ehonl.l
hive t, e.nrch the She then etatel that the
half.• wer.izn which my hoe' a..d had was the one I
•tole fr in John Rdt u, owl a.. was the owl...reign I
chancel at I:aarlea'. I ,l'net went Pon to 'wank the
halm. whit I vet ly.tne I will give y.ni tho teat of
the change.— She aCent tiled i.e ant brought down
ore htlf-mtvereign. • it. 2.. place, and It, and est..]
t., remain.,.r ma. sit .t I t.elc 11n.m my hu.b.tni.
Ste particularly wi•he.l to see pro.ecntor. and in my
i.".ence .aid him lan arty P ory. John, hut I
▪ I y ne honee and stole the money, lot I will
tar it all back ag ; I hope you will not be hard on
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J.khn Bulpon, the p-nseentor, corroborated.

--eleited to be dealt with summarily,
srd rl•• 'e I
The Bench. takirg into coral 'oration tint she bad
be.n cited up for a week, senWaced her to Biz weeks'
hard Ishoor.

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grimy flourso.—Th• result of the canvass hers
14.14 I •Proll.nry 361: no. 5; pinta's], R. The
r. ,tyr nut,, .4 pul.lle.ns refr dye I from v.4.init or
y•zn.4 nentr.l. ..ne • nly being in faronr of e,orinn.
y f the pet/01i 4i s Om derisres its entire
3p- h,tlnfl f..r hibtnw Suns. trAle, and we
1.1 .lut. f 'ward wh-n rhis will 1,. smell

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sw vcaot !tat: way In tha wpearanee ..f a large
yr ca I. t• sm.,' in the Rae. at,parent ly a c
Astedi mo-ring I ut• rum. me were at once all .at that
eh.c rained the sleepers and rails for the pr.lo red
•ni' Aon bat' on M.., 'ay mon ing etre re ,m-d away
itt not having u.. 1 A 'ed the eupp wed NlViat of rad-
ioy tsissut. mu h to the chagrin of the greater majoritv
Ifel believers.. The railway ha. beet, bn 1 Imbed
;or. s.t.l will cow a. laat, no doubt but the power. of
exten le.l heref in it. arrival are wanieg-in fact. many
as er th... it I. only an imneMary concern. • kin I of
Stroh Sea Bubble-tom. thing sio.p'y tog tue a stir,
'al then to •x ,lode in vex st...n.
It. re Mama GoarEL Merrimac! ITYlon.-ln
Mu • der a m at • j .v.hle evenin.. w.O pe,..e.1 in the
Ilri•ish .4chool. The Rev. Mr. Eurdiey (eurs.e), one
a the viee•treei tents, preeided. Rev. Mr. Steer, Mr.
Hun... an I sever .1 of the c .mnrittee alen occupied
te mo on he I.l.thrms.- A hymn was. first inn:.
and a prayer from the rhahmtan followed.-The
Chairman); intr. ductroy remark, were interepersed
with many insporant on,gootion. a.. 3 apical. to
drinker. to consoler the re.,.onaihili.y of their example
1.. their fellow*, an l more cop .c 1.117 to their immedie
Ate sprinti. tante. He nrged at thunere I, aeitate for
erre.ion .r hire of a "tillable h use for their UM,
thu. eall.line them to meet for 5 .riahle es...niece, to
real or converse, and t . bs vs 4 cop of c fee or any
t--'f.-nt. an-I to enjoy them-elvers 'u,t the ,
• sw. tic:eine P.ltu to. in cmclosion he "aid that
,p r,•!,,t0 1.41„w.e. ,1 Mac were co,.fil et that
temne-an'e vii. beret I.l' to tho advsi c.ment of
i•tl.n'tv tven it Iva" their dote to come f. rward
as drill •r. tie cast.. to their ..tm at endeavour.-Mr.
H•uro.. f I.,neton. next whirr.. at the me-tirg. and
• a"V rt hitt impresoive caceir g ho. hter
by awl. humor .ui remirks. an-1 deacribed the great
benefit. pr c trrti thowt wh had be.. me total
abe'ainere. - Meer another temperance cone bad been
sent, the mooting was thronn ..eses Fr the purp
if allowing any me to .peak -Mi.. Summer. then
came forward, and, being her fist appearance at •
re'lr me-tin: as • ape titer, atm satonished the
so lbw* by an admirable Nitt p.thetio addreay
kg were aft Wive li.teners whil.t she p oared
I ~tl,„ in tnurhing !menage, heartrending incidentu
relating to the mi.ery and onrrow pr.ducesi in
I multi.. soul h ones by the wre...hed love of drink.
He- ...mark. were 1w.t..-..1 by reading a few vers-a
iron the BIM-, up -n witch .he hoinde I her addr.se.
and tecceedel in a moat effeeive manner In impreating
▪ by an appr .t.riate and t-uttful Aneed- ti of the
✓e,t temptatt .n fluent. were pl.elng behoe their
children be their ex mph. in drink int ar.d givlrg them
qhe earneuly appealed to parents to reflect
nprwl the effect it w od.ll leave upon their Cl•II
int.i.e career. A few kindly word. of advice to the
b-sr• °nen he I her interuting address.. The
Rev. Steer then 'alit a few wor It adu line to the pre-
tin•ss -perch a. being the re-ult. of deep and earnest
• ction of the great noel of total elutinence
em, re all sou... and an enthus:astic dea:re to spread
the canan by influencing all with whom awn elation*
were mad.. then invited Any who hod not pr.-
*loud, joined. to c .me up and en.- I their amen
Slit nee the grand Blue ill..bon Army. T mperance
hymn. sad ennui were •ning between each address. and
weu herrtily joined in by th- an ileac*. who envy-
chased them highly. These me tines are well attended.
end tend t rat. th- drooping •plrit. with
fools life. and ir..til ere der detertninati n to syleanoe
tentr•anre cwt., by every legitimate, noble, and
ptaisewetthy methed: