The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-28 00:00:00

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•PPOUTIPUT OP 01111SMIL
The following persona were appointed °messes for
thip.eirielies within the division of Dosaireter, at a
Session held for the purpose :—&
7:Zsr Heyward, Robert Vincent ; Athelhanablettuia.
W. Hoes.,; Binoombe, John Oak& William foot;
Bradford Foretell, JAR Oakley Saunders, ban
Byes..; Broedmayse, George Vas, George Foot ;
Broady:7, Rdward Bannon, George Bowddah ; Book.
Iced Ripen, J.lta Galls, William Jesty Budemone,
George Wood Homer; Charminater, William Henry
Dunniag, George Thorn.; Cekkerel West, Bohai
Stevens, John Newman; Chilfrome, F. Z. Pop.;
Ogepton West, Widnes Oliver ; Compton Venoms,
John Chick; Dewlieh, Wallet Bred, George Bruit;
Dorchester (Holy Trinity), John Hasa, Henry
liversbot, Henry Peach, Robert Pullman;
Jasper Marsh • India:4oa, Francis addition, Janne
Seas= Marta ; framptos, William Obilcon Groves,
Sarah nen Buoy; From, Vanchuroh, John Frond;
Lupton Rowell, Thomas Seasonusa' Knighton West,
Henry Duke, Thoeues Bartlett; Herd:4,
John Carter, Thomas Whittle; LitTl:l3.l7dy, Ne
John Roper, William RoPtlr ; Linn Cheney, Thomas
Fry, John Saunders ; Looglaredy, Mary Ann Rid&
both Syne% Stephen Via.; Maiden Newton,
Whit ty, John Norris; Mdbury &inapt ord, P. 8=
Onningtou, R. W. Chiloott, P. C. Hawkins; 0 wee.
monies, Frederick Best, Henry_ ,Whits • Puddle:tows
W. Hull, W. H. Donna ; Puddlehintoa, Maas:
Mayut, John Dunmaa ; Porteehaaa, William Mayo,
William Synem ; Portland, J. J. Patna, Henry Senna;
Pozwell, John Mayo, Robert Treater; Preston sad
Snit :n Pouts, Jamea Striven, William Thomas:
Punckeowle, James Laver, home:in:hop ; Radipole,
M. L. Beane, G. A. Gill ; Remplehata, Thomas
Brett, Charlie Mayo ; Stall :rd West, ftict Golding,
G. C. Stroud; ttenelord, Joseph Hull, Jamie Cab.;
Stratton, Thomas Chick, Richard Dane; Swirl,
Benjamin Bryank H. L Symes • Tinton°, James
Spicer ; Tolle/ Fratrum, W. d. Davey; Toiler
P.ccenta, Charles Pry, Walter Condole ; Tolptakile,
James Crane, T. A. Homer; IJpwey, George Warry,
John Lacombe; Warmwell, Jobs Beat; Watercombe,
Thomas Chapman Saunders; Whitoorebe, Richard
shepherd; Winterborne Abbas, C. R. Foamy, Norris
J. Roper; Wintaborn Came, J. D. Paul; Winter.
borne Monktoo, Gemge Symonde ; Winterborne Si.
Martin, Daniel Byrooade, W. R. Hawkins ; Winter.
borne Hecriogstone, William Jacksoe • Wird:choral,
steepleton. W. H. Ellorl, William Paul ; Wooddord,
T. C. Duke, James Cake; Wyk, Bogie, 11-bert
Lynes, Allred BA; Wrnford Seek, James Wal-
bridge.

APPLICATION rOl ZJICTITENT.

AppUcatlon IVY made by Henry Whit., of Galton
Farm, in the parish of Ow renoigne, against Kills
Grumpier, of the same village, for posmpsion of •
eottage.—Plaintlff state,' defendant had been in hie
aslik.l from Janu•ry 1880 until February 1881, ea
weekly tenant. occupying the cottage in question, relit
free is part wager. Defendant pee • month's
notice on Jasuar_y Mk but as he had not another
pions on the 14ce Feriary sad he (plaintiff) was not
suited, he oonainted I) his remaining in his employ
till the 28th. He had since rivaled to gins up
pooression L.( tb. oottap.—William Hinedon was
naiad to prove the service of the requisite notices, bet
it was found they had not been *ally given, and the
Bench were compelled to dismiss the applicatios.

HIAVT POIALTY.

Thorned atone Green, of Portland, wee summoned
for keeping open his licensed premises during
prohibited hours.—Mr. IS. C. Weston defended.—
P.C. Haines Anted on Sunday, the sth, he erasion duty
in the Grove, Portland, at about quarter to twelve in
the owning, when be saw several molders going in
sad out of the iptse- are between Use Eagle Tavern sad
the Roman Catholic Chapel. Th taking they were
',in into the Tavern, be watched for ten minutes
and saw • soldier named Bernard /deers go up. He
followed him and saw a door leading into a back
kitchen of the Eagle Timers partly open. He (witness)
went iota the house and met Means coming out
and noticed be bad froth on his lips IN
though he he'd been drinking. He also mast
• pint pewter cup on the bible with some malt
liquor in it. He said to Mrs. Green—" How is it rer
house is open now and people hrre drinking r She
admitted drawing • pint; sal she was very lorry for
It, and hoped he would loth over it. She also said—
The man to d me be was nearly perishing of thirst,
and begged me to draw hirn • pint." She huller said
she did-it unknown' to her husband, and laid be must
not blame him, las diegid taking any money, as she
could not give him change. Wanes card for her
husband, but she said he was not he, having goat Ohio
mother's. Immediately afterwards, however, ha se
him washing up some cups—for the defence Kr. '
Weston called Mrs. Green, who said on the day in
question she recollected the soldier coming to her side
door and asking for a drink of cold water. She said
she would give hint • drink of beer, because she did
not like to give him water, al she thought It
would do him berm. c ening from • warm
climate. Sha did not receive any money, alai
nothing wan said about paying. The soldier did not go
inside the house at all. It was a pure sift —ln reply
to Superinteadent Gale, witness denied telling the
constable she was sorry for it. She admitted saying it
was unknown to her busband.—Bernard Mears said
the regiment came to Portland on the kJ. On the
following Sunday the band played the regiment to
church. During the time they were in church wittier
met for • strati. When near the Catholic Chapel he
law one of his sergeants, who directed him to • passage
between the Eagle Tavern and the chapel. He knocked
at the door and the landlady of the tavern came out
He asked her for a drink of water. She save him some
beer as she thought water would hum hi= It wet a
pare gift. H. &mak ties bear in the peerage, and did
not go into the house at all—Mr. Weston said the
dittlent bed boo the enesupier of the hone for tea
endg thc whole of that time there bad ant
been • cent tor even • warn against him.—Mr.
Superintendent gels Wow nothing against the
defeadant—The Charism said the Beach hadansided
to convict. Under the Act for the first (Meow the
penalty was CO, but ccesidering the character they
, bad resolved of Mr. Gress, they would redone it to SS
and &henget., end the license would be endorsed.
Simard Mears was then summoned for being on
licensed premises daring prohibited hours.—The evi-
dence wee similar to that in the lest ame.—Whea the
constable spoke to the defendant Amu the charge, be
Implored him not to say anything about it, as it
would do him a serious lojary.—Ficed 51. and oosts.

SILLOIG IL/AD wasoot ICALIIIS.

John Bemis wse summoned for delivering breed
for sale without scale sad weights, contrary to the
statute, on March 4th, M Upwey. —He pleaded guilty.
—The Beach dismissed the charge on the defending
paying the costa 7s.

ILX/RDIG MICIISSID DOCI&

WIII4ED Swatridge was summoned fur keeping two
der without licenses at Kaidon kowtoo.—Deleadmat
lid n 4 , and Ithrithaut Hitch proved calllog
as las delandact and asking him to produce the
Booths, lot his, dads. Ha admitted not having takes
tbsai out. If. said it was neglect on hip paact
that be had no fatal's') to &fraud. Witham cm o
him in January that the time was drawing new for
th• Wayne to be lath out —fined iN and cola
Sarah Ronnie', was summoned fur • similar
Athol at Porteshain.—Dsisodant said that you aha
had an axamptioa, as rho kept this dog to go after the
Goys. She did not know sth had to Inks it out every
year.—Tba gawk adjourned the oath for • fortnight,
to allow Um dalthdant to bring the exemption paper
for this plias.
Elwin Henry Yates, of Tylku Porcorum, was also
summoned for Ithspieg an uulthenasid dog—H. made
doe MOO =UM as the last defendant Lia tidy kith
the dog for his stook, and be had an theraptioa Isat
Fate. Ha bad ethos taken an exemption for thia year.
.—Caa• &wined, del. Went to pay the eats.