The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04 00:00:00

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATUIWAT.

Before Colonel Steward, Major-General Henning,
C.Et., and Captain binneel.

THEFT or coossmsaatos.
William Travers, • little boy, was charged with
stealing some gooseberries, value 14., from the garden
of Jane Otter, at Broadway, on the previous Satur-
day. Mr. Howard appeered for defendant, who was
convicted, but the Beoch reserved their decision for a
fortnight.
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Charles Adams, fish hawker. of F.irditigtott, cod
John Adams, of Sturmfoster Newtoo' were charged
with game trespass on leads belouiriog to Mr. Bryn4er
and In the tamped= of Mr. Hull, Dear Paddletown,
on the 9th of June. Mr. R•stou prosecuted, and Mr.
Howard defended Charles Mama, —The ease was
Proved by two keepers, named Parson. aril Will, In
Mr. Brymer's employ, and defes4anti were each
fined 10a, and Bs. eid. costa, or 14 d iys'
imprisoc-
meat.

THUS 01.0/glom
_yr ENCINO.

Georgs gipsies, in
custody, were e .arged with stealing • bar of iron,
value la., frun an Loon stile at Tincleton, the property
of Mr. E. L. Hinders'./.—The mes was proved by
Isabella Williams and P.O. Mantel, and prisoners
were fined 111/. each and oasts, or 14 days.

STILLING A GUAVA WATOB.
Elizabeth Trevett. • domestic servant, was charged
with driller( • watch, the property of &arab Mullins,
at Laogton Herring, on the previous Thursday.—
Defendant, after her apprehension, confessed her
guilt to the p dice, and • remand was now granted
till Saturday. prisoaer being liberated on bal.

Wg notice that Mr. Henry C. Warry, of Pembroke
College, Cambridge, son of Mr George Worry. of
Upwey, took his degree of LL.B., lo the L'is. T. inns
on the 20th inst.
WIDNISDAT weal the 44th anniversary of the coven.
ation of Queen Victoria. The flag was hoisted at St.
Peter's Church, and the bells were rung in honour of
the event.
DORCHISTIS AGRICULTURAL SOCIITY.—The annual
turnip being competiti as in cumection with this
society are announosd to tske place on Middle Farm,
by permission of Mr. J. Sitereen, on W. dneed iy, the
12th of July. The tensest meeting and exhibition are
to be held on the 10th of October.
PRIES POCILTST AND PIGEONS. At the Royal
Counties Show, held at Brighton last week. Mr. J. D.
Mordent gained first prizs firs g Iden pencilled Ham.
burghs, and Mr. F. R. Sutton second pHs. for dragoons,
and second prise for any other variety of trgeons.
ARTILLERY —Tim Battery stationed here greatly
distinguished itself at the recent practice at Okehamp.
too, none of the other batteries present being able to
approach them in point of excellence as roger s the
shooting. Sergeant English pr wed himself the best
shot present.
Ertsoorm. Vain mog.—We understand that she
Lord Milo. of Salisbury proposes to commence his
Triennial Visitation on Thursday, the 27th of July, in
the Cathedral, and continue it at Devizes on To erlay,
the let of August; Shish-woe. on Thursday, the lied
Bridport, on Friday, the 4th; sad Dorchester, on
Saturday, the sth.
LOCAL BOSOM'S act a general meeting of the
Highland and Agricultural &chat, at Edinburgh on
Wednesday it was reported that the annual examina-
tions under the society's educational charter took place
In April, and that amongst those who had named for
diploma was Mr. Thomas Henry Ens r, of 54, South-
street, Dorchester, Dorset.
HAR• RECITAL —The great harpist, Aptonimas, gave
a recital at the County School on Friday last, through
the kindness of the Rev. T. Ripsell•Wright, the
Headmaster. The splendid performance was highly
appreciated by a select audience, the enplanes being
geode& During the evening several excellent ware
were sung and the Rev. a E. Nichols was encored
for his artistic rendering of the "Maid of Athens."
SCHOOL AITRINDASOIL —At the Borough Police-court
to-day (Monday)the followieg were summoned for not
sending their children regularly to school :—Joseph
Lama, William (hie. Michael Crate. Frederick
Whitty, J. Burt, J. Warren, E. Davis. J. Glare, C.
Davis and G. House.—Mr. T. A. Pearce sapwood for
the School Attendance 0 intraittee.—ln most of the
soma a fine was imposed. The summonses against Loose
and gale were dismissed, and one of the two °barges
agai...alt Davis was also dismissed.
MORTALIrf STATISTICS FOR THE BOROUGH, JUNK,
18E2. —Births 93 (rearl=n 9); deaths 11 (Fording.
ton 4). "Drink,P con as, heart disease, debility,
dropsy, ulcer, bronchitis, ,parplys s. old age, consump-
tion, and inflammation 4lungs each canoed a death. A
man died in the County Hospital, en I anokkor in
Pride.. The annual Urth.rate upon thee* detalaen
and the death-retain piz J. BAT, m
Ofiker of Health.