The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-05 00:00:00

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Vir —W7 • • Tita Rev. W. ay, eyan minister, who has
treeided in this town for tear two yews, hes resigned,
and gam to Bristol as • supernumerary. He will be
eucceaded by the Rev. Mr. Gana
Setrileohl se. a preached, and collections made in the
Abbey on Sunday in iii of the Society for the Propagse
tine of the Gospel among the Jews. The
_preacher in
the m ening and efternoon eras the Vice-Principal .1
Wells The ionic.' and in the evening the vicar
arldreual a has- congregoion.
TIII k-epera, b-et-rs, &c., belonging to th• P. V.
Bunt. dined t geth r at the Black lira' 11....4 melee
th• hhalrth 4 Mr. I wall. the huntemao. on
Fridey, when a very enj 'veld+ time w. 'pent, The
health ..f Sir Richer! Glyn. Bart. the Mester, was
heartily drunk and some capital songs were
WHOLISALS COAT STeALINO.—Six by. of the t we,
named Frederick aid Benjamin Garrett, William and
Thomas Cavil, Cherie. Hodge., anti Alfred Martin
Were therm:pi at the Polita.oonrt on Monday. bed re
Captain B-iddle aid Mr. A. i lay•on, with etealing 17
mat. trona the leb astory at the King', Scho.l.—Mr,
J. A. Ffooks prosecuted—lt seems that in the Icier,.
try wee a numher of coaf • beloogine to the rehoia,a,
who are numbing chemortry. On Moody the
prisoners were nem at the lithe, to which the public
<Carina the vacation have encase, and afterward. they
ware noticed OM km up the Ahbev, a.ilLaled and a ith
bundle of clothes under their arm. They were
acceeted by a Mr. Stagg, a boot-and-shoe maker, an I,
on their running away, William Cabeil let two coats
fall. Mr. Stagg t poseeetion of them, and 101101..1
the oth a bey.. H• canAt Frederick Garrett in
Newland, and raked him whore the coats were he bad.
He replied he bed not any. Ile told him be was sure
all four ..f them hid a bundle ti.ch, and he to .k him

back to elope he thought he had thrown away the
bundle. On looking over a wall he saw something
Mke a bundle, which be tell the boy to fetch. He did
so, and handed him five costa, which he said be
foood in the shrubs —P.C. Payne Bahl on Tuesday he
received Matra costs front the last vitalise., and on
going to Garrett'. house he found in the bedroom four
nide, which be now produced. He afterward. spire-
handed Frederick Garrett and his brother Benjamin.
Martin, when taken into custody, was Wearing one of
the coats, and he said be had another up at home.
He went to hie house, and his mother gave him a
coat, which he now produced. fie then went to
William Caheit's, and be gave him a coat as the only
one he had. Two more coats were brought to the
police-station the same day by Elisabeth Hedges, and
one other coat he found on the wall at the
School, having, he believed, been thrown thers.—P.C.
Jeere said Thomas Cabell came to the stall n 1131'i
said he wee one of the boys who helped to at-al the
costs, and he locked him up.—Frederick Garrett,
Martin, and Hodges were senterc-vi to receive eight
ear Aces from the birch, and Benjamin Garrett a, d
Thomas Cabell to four stroke.. William Cabell,
being over 14, was fined 15.1. and 101. costa, or one
month'. teeprisrmatent.—His lather, asked if he would
pay, said be had not committed any offence, and the
boy who had could take the month.—The hey wee
removed in custody. The birching t. oh place imnaedie
stagy afterward., and the ories of the juvenile offender.,
who could be beard outride this police court, testified
thit they we not likely to be candidates for a retied.