The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

0,4 it had been, for these who instructed him wished 'Fhe timber merchant. of Poole have found the lam
f.r the fullest investigation. In hie opening remark; against them, although there can be little heei
',i.e.l had said something about motives. He saying on which side (unity lies. The Q may T
chi' mewl him to show, in any shape or form, any simply ask Chit, to use e very simple simile, that you
.vve or induoement for the act on the part of the should take an
.nple of paper-hags erptal dimens ons,
;, oier. Having reviewed the evidence, Howard fill the one with feather, and the other wit sand.
Aol he must do something farther than &mower the and declare that they are of squat weight.. Common-
re.. for the pro.ecotiol ; he must give them an sense naturally revolts against such an &Neurally ; but
e.s donation for the defence. Th pet.oneee father c .ramoo-ernse, I believe, (Les not intend to el ow the
„A., ening to rend some cows to Woebridge Fair on matter t root when it now rands. A new Act will
co. fllwing day, and they wore grazing ii a bet I at i be applied for, and sur.ir
oo
It will be to the interest of
. aistanne. He accordingly sent after them, and the town if the authoric es r nd,r every &matte/ice in
the primatr was told to go an I help the boy in charge, the matter. The more trade can be encourarej. the
t keep them out of the wheatfield in which the rick better for time place, and • sprat for • whale ma not a
„A. Ai..tiated, as there were several gaps in the hedge, bad exchange.
Tua• accounted for his premium there. Mr. Tier and
Another witness would &leo tell them the fire mutt
been 'mould wing some hours. To coachision,
he skil there hat, he knew, been several area in the
n i.;hb ittchood lately which had been un liecovered.
bit that was n reason why suspicion shoal I be
• „con a young man of the prisoner's education
▪ el reopeotsibility in thio instance.
ti,. 'leery Tozer, the father of the defendant,
,t he had carried on his farm at Bari &Kill since
iS7I. 'rhe rick in questi in wail one of from '2O ti 2.;
amt he had made arrangemonte to gen it, .4
telych the defen lant was aware. He had some
r. re coming back from an ether field that afternoon,
en I he amt the defendant to keep them from get.
through the gaps into the field where the rick
▪ „.i. When he trot to the fire he new a large
h de burnt in the middle of the rick, and his opinion
I,lm that was that It Misr hate been lighted some
Lone., aid in consequence of the high wind had
sacked into the maids. There was no ill-feel-
let twtereen him and his an. He had lived home with
h•in about two years.
:It was not actually clii, but
Mr t lobb said he ohoula went it further on.
I:e.eistoined : No one had reject' I the rick; it was
g I hay.
Talbot, dairyman, of Here, was of the same
• it as the previout witness at to the time the rick
he I been on fire.
William Brown, the boy with the cow., said he saw
th.„ieteirlant, who said he had to go behind the rick,
I then he eeut and came and said— " Oh dear, deer ;
tilt, rick's on tire."
mot:emitted : He was 13 years of age, and bed
h-en at thi. court twit* before, ono' for stealing. No
oo• 110 said a woe It him about this.
Howard handed in two testimonials, one from
the kf..•. hr. Langford and the other from the Hey.
Mr
The Chairman said: The Beech hews mime to the
conclusion that they do not think • jury wouli con-
vict, *0 they will not send the carte for trial, but
the, an. strongly of opinion that the 2,:,11041 were
perfectly right in taking up the case. They think
there are a great many champ/taboos in it which are
very curious—the boy WY there all the time, and it
seems be did not see anybody or know anything about
It ; but they do not think the evidence showed that
it we. done maliciously, or that a Jury would omelet,
... they ditmisis it. At the same time they think
the p dice were bound to got the case up, and thtt
they bare done so very cleeriy.
Mr. Howard said the same on behalf of the defence;
tho police had acted quite right.
Tee Chairman was gla I to beard that, as the Bench
• erst ii Mr. Howard bad reflected upon the police.
Mr. Howard said if he did he did not intend to.

WINTRORKE.
1.0.G.T.-00 Monday, May 21st, the members
connected with the "taf of Wimborue " lodge of
Good Templar' held an on session in their lodge-
room, at St. Joho's Coffee Tavern, and was very well
attended by emit ire m well as members. During the
evening 8r.,. J. Luckhata, W.C.T.. presided, and the
following programme wail carried out in such • man-
ner a. to reflect credit on th.see who took part. As •
manifestation of aroval much appreciation was
ehown. Th. Good Templar Ode, No. 8. haring been
song, Bro. Woodeford gave a reading, foil owed by Si..
Fillmore. who g.ve a recitation, after which Br,.
Fudge delivered ohs of his recitations, following which
Bro. Northover gave • touching rea ling, entitled, " The
Con•ict's Story." Bro. Bar ett then Gale to the
front with the recitatiou he is now noted for,' Ben
and his Butt .ir," which was given in true Dorset style
(in the Doren Dialect). Bro. H. Cousins then gave a
ehort rea ling. f dlowiug the same with • short address.
The Wort'iy Cole( Templar, itro. J. Luckharn, then
gave an ...Wren. whicii we. followed by Bro. Wilkins,
who gave a reading. Bro. W. ituaell, then gave hie
well.suown song,' Merry Dick." Bro. Fudge also
gave as mg, following cim, Bro. Lainpard, with his
"Little BOW of Blue." alter wuich Bro. Barrett gave
the concluding reefing. The final iela was then smog.
Persons iteeirocui of becoming members of this "Stec
of tVimborne" Lodge may TOCIIVO all req Aced
informal ion respecting the came from Bro. Josiah
Luckh.m, the Wrirdiy Chief Templar, Corn Merket ;
or of Si.. Jae& Wo ,dsford, the Worthy Vice Templar,
Merley.
C.E.T.S.—The Witoboras branch of the ahoy.
eociety held their °including iiieeting of the seas in
on Monday teat in the National Schoolroom, Tnn
chair was taken by the President, the thee. F. J.
Iluyetwa, at eight o'clock. The meeting then corn-
miaow" in the newel 'ray. by singing • hymn &al
prayer. After • few introductory remark* by lb.
chairman a capital add,ses was given by Dr. A. J.
14. Crespi, in dee course ol which be . laded to some
of the enthnsiaetio Blue Hibnou advocate., notably
ladies, whore viscose were often so illogical that they
tended to bring the temp-re/me w wit ist,
It would be • grated thiiig if loom iif the Wimbornite,
would c.tabine the legible of puuctu .lity with that of
temperance, as the dietusbance caused by • greet
m .ny of the audience C .0i124 late prevented toe
couclnding remarks of Dr. Crespi being heard. The
Programme wee ae idioms " May Uay," Mrs.
Fyase-Clinton end Mrs. Wy_ke Smith; song. "Th.
B istewain's Yarn," Mr. G. Score ; glee, "Dawn of
D.y," Mr. Hough. bin Taylor, &c. ; solo, "Saucy
My," Mr. A. Fowls.; recitatioo, "Charge of the
Light Brigade," M. Hempling ; selections by the
Wienboroe :Abater Handbell Blotters (encored),
leaner. Mr. T. Hart ; glee, " Salty in our Ailey,
Mn. Betterbury, Ms. &c.; song,
Toe Bositewaiu. s Story," Mr. Hough (eunirrdl). Toe
sale iolroom was crowded, and the Vicar inf wined the
lienos that at the first meeting in the taut HOD the
prone. Is would be devoted to altering the perati in
which divides the two rooms, so that more room mey
a acquired f the popular pc-stings .1 the C.E T.S.
Perri Sesames, Friday.—Before Mr. C. J. Parke
(ch buten) Rev. Carr Glyn, 3,1 r. W. Brouncker. Lord
Rust .ce &ell, and M.jordZileuerel PowlethLane—
The 'bawls .4 the B ikers' Arms Inn, Lychett. was
tr.nsfei red from WI i i .m K-ynee t. George Whit-.
t boy, maimed %Uinta .tr- Randall, woo ordered to
be d-t Owed in the In luitrial rich .ol for 1..11f
WOOO he will have reached the age .1 16. The &ppd.
cati ,o for the order we, made y Mr. Devitt, on the
grand' of the cootinu .1 neglect of the boy by his
tether ant et.itutotb.-r. —A charge of ab in:doable
"raceme' j•deing was preerred against • treater. named
Joseolt Shrew° .1, living at Coretitution-hill.—J•mes
Wright. a half.witte I youth, appeered before the
Ben:, and at.ted that a few date before Sherwood,
hr wit im he wonted, told him his hair wanted cutting.
lie replied that he woold get it done in the evening,
as he wee going to Poole. Snerwoo I upon that said
he could id, it bd.t-r f ir him than any barber there,
a•sd wool I eare him the money. lie cousented to
allow him to do it, Sh-irwoo I then took a pair
.f shear. *nil gave him pri on or ip. He concluded
the pert irmanue by rubbing 1,1 • quantity of beastly
gree...—rx. Mitchell stated that when c trapi•jo,aet
came to. him hi. hair wee cover.l with greasy .4.1. It
. era, with the greatest difficulty that it wee got one.—
, I The Beuch ezpremet thrir•lieguet with Mr. Sherwoo
I c ti I,c, and loco-aced Mr. Superiutendent Bitty t
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OTHER C ARM
W limn Thnnsporrn midTb miClean wore suco•
elm,. I fnr takieg five ohessalt.' egg. from neat.-
1),G.ti4.,,te pleaded guilty, laud were fined 104. each,
inch I n 4 rode
L.igd al Parker was, chanted with playinz a game of
esianoe, corarnauly called piteh and t u.—Fiae I 7a.,
anc'n hind onto.
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J ~nos Hector. of Morden, was fined 9e. and coeti
f all.iwing cattle to etray en t•ie highway.
.1 .he Green. of Her-t In, wee charged with being
drank and dot one at lirr4 oi„—llidenbant pleaded
g iii•y. ald wee fi gel including eats.
Tharnit. Bardea...f WAR Omega with being
drank oat rio•nea, and. we. fin-d 104., lode Ii u amts.
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Within limes., of dwan.m wse 11.1•In111 •Fie.i. 11,1 'e;
the EN idoo okct for not as...ling hi. nhiooi regul.tly
so school.—Mr. J. Wilt...hire, School AVerlid ate
• at Semler,. pr ereent,d. awl et dot an r I.r
as ,eads defect ant in Fehr& uy. 1870. to send hi.
tli, Agnes Brown. to the X di mat &boot, Swahag...
it' oricce lan ..xtreet from th- orb register. obi,*
en owed ther child bad not attended slime February
lort.—Fine I ss.
Waulield. of 3wanage, was charged with •
similar ffence. an i.e previonaordsr having been lands
on him in 1350, he was fin- 3..
.Vilbam Gillingham and G. Seely, both of 3wllllllol.
weer etiargwl sin lee offences, and was each
• 3... previons orlon haring been made on each
of row. in May, 1832.
sewed miter similar cams were heard, which wets
of ..o 'ohne interest.
Wilt tin Priestly 16. wag eh Irge I with stealing mean
side, this pr.p-rty of iii.., !Head, 01 tl.s L
wortla—Hernaird Hos 1011. having sw um. wated
nonentity of eggs hat been miseed laid,. and be was
ins nude I by hie employer to keep • watch over the
eggs. and ,41 Sator lay, May sth. placed 30 egg. in
three nest., at diffe-ent places on the far.. iv...it 1
nd ck When its wont to aesthete about 3p
he found a.ven eggs mbsing (rca dle of the nests
Hs NW def., n lan in the hidiwsy with a basket in his
hand, and called him, ami in coining hack defendant
Øts bid basket down on the groom!. He told Lim to
bring it cling with him, which he did. He then a.ke.l
Me V he Ve4 taken any eMt. •rrilY from toe fern, ant
See reogad .• ant hit not Minn any. He then
asked him if be had b-en in the air ie -yard, and h.
ma •1" No." He to ok him b.ch to the straw-yard,
and he then Animate...l b. 6.1 been there. He then
asecelsad ktnoo. coact(no I eight eg.•in hie hwoket. which
be gaol he hiid fount on the straw, and latended
take them into the ho .me, but forgot t so.—Gefend.
sat plawltyl guiltr, ion! elo.cted t. be tried aarnmari:y.
He bed been in the eattilo7 of Pr 'locator for roue
week% and as n.othim: more was known against the
boy's character, he we. ss.

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oif tin hail if he did nit compe.sete the young an
h- ell Ibe apiwehritidel n I hroutht b-fore teem.
-- twit her treater, DIM H •nry IL .u.e, w•• finet
2 .1 I. an• c for wo. kin.; s horse in a onfii at its.
lici.ilcinaker, with the eu,tgedire name of l'u eas
n. tin-d c and it i•ta for iiruiikenne.a in the put.lic
thoroughfereo.--The hearing of *avowal ecbi.iol
atien lance cases w.• the only remaining bneinesa

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