The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01 00:00:00

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COUN'ItXPRESEI AND AGittelnirtrilAL Oth/riE, TUESDAY, MARCH 1.1810

bottle of sin., which they drank In Wnod-end-Stone lane,
and threw the bottle away. lir. Wooletou mimed the meet.
and sine.

In answer to the Bench Mr. Woolston mid ha had several
times seen Scott lit his shop.
By Yr. Htumett : Had never men Cog in or near his shop.
Mr. fieseett urged that there waa not • tittle ,4 evidence
against Cot. It was true he was near the ahop window with the
'thee boys, and mummy with them on P.B. Cousins nppeeemnç
and he did not beim* theta Was a boy in the town but s
scamper otbin he saw the sergeant twining toserd• him. Cot
had respectable parents and cc. denied no comfort at home,
but appeared to have formed the soquaintanoe of the Aim lads.
Con had attended the night school 47 times out of the 54 it was
opened, and, il disallowed hi. ',scrota would takc special care
44 him for the future. The 'hurt time Cot had been in prison
....Id ...doubt he • *unto: to him for the future, and he asked
the Bench now to disclurge him.
Mt. Bishop remarked that the complicit/ of the lio),woo
established.
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The Ilayor raid no doulit it was • ',sinful thing for the
went., and so it wee for the tuagietrate• to have to deal with
etch • era

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Tho wont • of Cox sad Bartholomew wore premnt., and !iron
wud hh father was 11l In bed.
In mower to the charge, ant pleaded guilty eacept Coo.
Bartholomew : Con b. a. guilt.l ...II)" of os.
Ila, .Loolulted together. the Mayor tall the magistrates
agreed that all acre equally guilty. There waa no doubt they
had formal part .4 a gang of lad, who had bee• e.,[l.l•4eiliZ •
deal 14 depredation alamt the town. They evidently went
to Mr. A.mlaton'a ...hop lot • eotrmun leirpo..e, and thom who
remanted °mod& were enloulls guilty with the no went lodde.
Toe Bench noun endeavor to atop their depredation, for
people In different part. at the town had latel.t suffered • god
deal from It. That tame afternoon it seemed a felon) WM
coot:pitted at Mr. Wooldon'a—that nllik WM. before them,
but it Mowed the character of the practlke ohkh hml lent
going on. It arm In the power of the Behch to ...end them to •
Bef..rtuatory for two year.. hut they were .llapowed to give them
another chance, and they would he further Imprimited for 'wren
.lava' hard lahonr.

"cousrT Prrry Szsetosn. Saturday.—Befor• H.
Wllliaseut. Del., and E. Pearce. Fin.
TIIOIIaOISI'LLIV %11. noigh-looking fellow, from London, was
brought up for deeping in a iiew.pit, Cestletown. He had
been " sleeping out" before.—Prienier maid he had been there
to night.. on one h• had no money to get indicinze, and on
the ...anal he had been playing to a company. nod did not
maim how th• tn. pared, until it was too late ta get • bodg-
ing Convicted aa a magrant, and sentenced to 7 days' hard
Inlstur.

FIUME lbcc•awt and Wittten Illtmert.t. o Owermoigne,
vrefe awned with night poaching. Lt. Wt, n pronocuted.
John Greening, keeper to (KW...in F.ter, ...id that on the
911, ,4 February, In the etenlng, he found • wire eet 141 11.1)41
4.1,C11144111i liv Mr. &minder.. over which Captain Footer hao the
right of tailing game. He watched and saw the defendant,
come up about haU•nest five in the morning. Puckett took
up the wire. Mennen eras five or sit yard.... and add "Look
down," or Keep down." Upon this they moved oft. Witham
got up, they .aw hint and ton away. He called to them, and
followed In the direction they went. Found three elm., ono
with • hare in it.

They hatil nothing to my.
Sentenced to a month's hard labour each, at the expiration
of which time they hme to find xuretim for their good
behaviour for mix montba—themaelvos In £lO each, and two in
£5 each, under the Act

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Three grpiles waa brought up, haring been Just apprehended,
charged with being cmiceniod in libeling a watch from a man
named Richard CAtchell, at a public-home at Chickenll. On
one ,4 them the watch wan found. Suportlutandent Hare
applicd for krenould till Malay, which waa granted.

Grove, Km. James Followed, Ili-s F. Moro*, Mrs. Peck,
Mias Blennerbueett, Mee Banke. C. Williams,
Mies Thornton, Mrs. Saunders, Mies &under', Kr,?.
Savage, Mr. Herbert Ricketts. Mr. Kinnear Flesoack,
Mr. Fuidge, Mr. W. Savage, Mr. Edwin H. Theoltold,
Kr. Burney, 3rd precool' Guards, Mr. G. C. D,ury,
Mr. Worthington, M. Algernon 115 Mr. Wiffred
Roxby, Kr. Douglas Owen, Kr George H. G°rdon•
Terry, Mr. Charles Harding, Mr. and Mrs. St. John
Coventry, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Ralph Caldwell,
Mr. Michel, Mr. Edmund Foster, Mr. Mount
Batten, Silt the King's Regiment, Mr. Norbert
Carey Batten, Mies Batten Mr. N. Surface, Mr. T. F.
Grove, M.P.. Capt. Slct.a;eo, 51st Regt., Capt. Far.
Heaton. 5155 Rest., Capt. Chatfield, 51st Regt„ Hr.
Radolyffe, Kr. Fether,tonhaugb, Mr. J. E. Saunders,
51st Regt.,Mr. Bishop, Major Portman, Clapt.Chiehester,
I, Mr. Aldridge. 71st Riglitaiders, Mr. H. W. Bower, Kr.
A. W. Park, Mr. C. F. Bower, Mr. Frederick Farm, Kr.
K. Liddon, sth King's Regiment, Major Sykes. Mrs.
Sykes, Mr. Cobam, Kr. F. Radalyffe, Mr. Peck, 11r.
Willmott, Captain Hayworth, Mr. A. Harvey, Slat
Regiment, Mr. William Lair. It. VU., Captain Burnaby,
filet Ll.' Mr. H. E. B. Owen, 1i.M.L.1., Mr. If. R.
Meredith, Captain Patton. R.N., Lent Wilkinson,
R.N. Mr. Wodsworth, EN., and Mr. Penny, RN.. of
Achilleaendraptain Pink, 516 t Regiment, Mr.
CF. Maffatt,lfr. J. G. J. Tempkr, Lieutenant J. C.
Wilkinson, R.N., Mr. R. Wllle-Sandford, Captain
Williams, Major Bogle, V.C., Mr. V. F. Tufuel,
T. J. Rryinond Mallock. Royal Fusiliers, Mr. R. W.
NOW, Mr. Mille, Mr. Berens, Kr. W. Herbert Evans.
Mr. E. Mensal, Mr. Charles E. Pickard, Mr. Nowell,
Selman, Mr. K. Guest, Mr. W. Batten. Mr. W. E.
Brymer, Mr. Weston, Captain Chatfield, 51st Regiment,
Mr. Edward J. Weld, Mr. Edmund Okeden, Mr. H.
Okeden, Captain Nugent, 51st Regiment, Mrs. Fattier.
stonbaugb. Miss Theobald, Mini Yeo, Miss
A. Bragg., Miss Louie*, Brugge, Mrs. Okeden, Miss
Okada,. Mn,, Edith Okeden, Mrs. Carr C 1,., Mil*
Foster, Mrs. T. Pryor, Mies Edith L Parke. Mies Ellen
H. Parke, Misa Story, Kies Little, Mies Matlock, and
Mrs. Bishop. Tarptt's band performed the following
programme
Quadrille ••• Prima Donna.
Leasers The Royal.
Quadrille The overture.
Vale ... ... ...Delaware Klange.
OnloP •.. Jupiter.
Lancers ... .• Rhine Wine.
Vale* Belle of the Ball.
Oalop ...No Thoroughfare.
Lancers... The St. Patrick's.
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Galop ile Soldiers.
t.tuadrille ... Le Dompteur.
lancers ... ... Old English.
Vale ... Christine.
Vase „ ... ...Court Beauties.

A Nan, named Reastridge. upwards of 80 years of
siO. eent„the other evening to out furls is the New
Forest. Nest morning his body was found embedded
In ice et the edge of II pond.
WINCHItaTiI LOCAL BOARD, being at lollifttbendt ad
to what was lie.t to be done, rreolved to nisono,islise
Government to mod down an engineer to advise teem
as to the west a ivantagenus mole of dealing with the
elty sewage, but this has blnirefesed.