The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-03 00:00:00

loont• to the porchower peke. • 'evilest wertilleete me defeated the prisoners. From the evidence seamed It
TlP:ireeroibsia da"l'in.sail.trahrbilinarm.•6l.74.l.l27.3:mistricir crap' oft
tllliPm.elanTritrr. "neoPirthnidentht bait tbdi:iyl"fteuta geettl'Onwaswithrelrgsmatagtlftynisoft 'ars
lallii.
it wool,' be re.pewled ce c which be was going to sell, and oa arrivog et
en account of 1.1. btlag too ill to he rem .ved, but It tying L -mama about bell-past nine, he called at the King's
the order the Doredmier TJuina would repay them what Anna Inn and sold some of the tea. TM four. prisoaere
titer remote,' for his keen -Ord, granted. woo Mors. After haring the im ba celled at a grorees
WMion Haphor was sonnseeed for not mediae Harriet ell W sad the, wool lowiwds bolas, trawl." tollowing
Ws granddomaler. to mho*/ -The trite mid ber bedsore him. When between Kr. Sums s Kr. Frond's, 0./
name was Jaime not Williams. It wee nearly one Mk to of the primmer% either Bost or Peoria Embed titillate
the Board School. TM children, weft kit at her boom by the ditch sad ha board ore of them my I ham got the
bar daughter, sad she did net know where abs was.-The old —Pm The Prolocutor noticed one of the ama wpm
(Berk: You am la Mom of the children aad are Man- • cep with slight mirk in it. A light was obtained trim
bre reloolsolbia -The greadnother sold she bad to go Kr. Settees shop whoa nibs courier pottads wen found
ent to Notated for • lividiMed, est idea atm 414 so she ' and time pounds of ter and me poled and
maid not seed the diadem to epheol.-111r. R. N. Howard • quarter of moon wens missing. In rept, to Kr.
MAI: behalf of de Chlekend School Board, ho whited i Atkleem the prosecutor mid that when he left Boum*.
to that thee had dose everything to save summoning i mouth all Me tea sad owns was in me parcel sail that he
Seem people. Notice had been mat, and • circular l wasted it at Me lan and found It alright. Harry fitterriag.
gentioning Oen that miler they mot their children to • whams, proved that Le sew Bort or oust pa. Oh,
affeed treoweelie euninioned ; but theseaople and Lromeontor WO the hedge, and taw them pick up .....
13 a had braved Me board set their fag from Man e road d then they raa away ; there were
zat dellsmos He now pressed the ems as • were. three moo there but he did not km. the.
idd othera-Tbe School theatre°, Officer, Kr. W. H. third. limn' Middleton another witness, preyed that
}redwood Wm reeister, showing that the child he was at Lambent on the maim in question aad saw
bad not ahead.* the school mm. thaa one the prisoners to Me public house Mira Abottequart.r to
heM of the Mae Me ought to has. dam-The Clerk said ten be saw lb. hat Prisoners IMP oPPosite Kr. Tokio
Mere bed bees "reader Irregelarlty."-Yr. Howard: It be a boom end heard osis of them my we will go beck sad ass
bad dase.filled its., Inaladlas costs. -Allowed • week to where old Ileum is (meads( the prosecutor). Two of
per. them mat back and were gone about tee minutes, and
Jean Gnat of Charlestown, was also summoned for than all four returned 'monism and opa et tam sag
not roadie, els dm lidnarci, 11 years of age. to school.- "There is someone coating after um." It was light saweA
need h. , bodedlag ads, for the whams to see it was the primate& bat they did
itishard Readmit was slcollarly nuomosied.-111evi Is,. see whams. -George Pounds, another witness, Anceed
Mamma east& Mg net sendiag Martha, and It 11. for that on the evening In ClOllllO/10 be raw four "daps" pi*
1.4 agmafts Beebe* Ile salted ea tits BM November tart- the promeoutor into the bodge and then run away. Be
It ma Mani that Itio Wird at Mt school WM/ lid, seek me within three or four yards of tho own. He ..ag .
child ter week them Yr. Settee's man mum out with a light and hi
Fillion Waselowil was also summoned for neglecting to went with him to the !pot and assisted him in picking no
egad hie ma William to school without • reasoaabis nine quarters of tee. is heard one of themes say "Ws
messe.-Deleadant mid be had "a resemabie mouse ;he ham got the old www's toe.- Tbe witness only knew
wished to state that be had told Me Board Met he Gould BYO. but he blew the& all lame froto Parley, sad henw
not mead the child to mice! when It was wet, for if Ise got tbeir voices.- Police 'astable Powell deposed that he
wet be had to sit in his wet clothes-The School Attend- apprehended the primmer' and Marred them with sobbing
MOM Olken proved proved the child had net attended the wheel. the prosecutor. They all cleated lianas seen bins stace be
-Fowl fit, taaluding coste-Defoadeat left tr. Court was at the OMB° holm- The owillehl• war eteodiag 0/Mt
saying that he would rather have had his pocket picked of the chapel at London on the day In question and shout
the ge ahlohni tan pay' ha thought an should be tarred quarter or 10 minutes past tee he four prisoners passed
with the mat bred him. They did not we bins. He knew them end saw
Boaoroa Pam' Saattotts, Friday-Before Dr. D-ew that Perris was wearing • light cap, similar to tie on.
(Chairman). Kr. Robins, Kr. Abbott, Kr. Robertson. Prodotod.-04 the Midge , 4 their onuasel Me prisons's
and Mr. D. Collett. reserved their defence.-Tbe misname were then ma.
S.. p,.., pd,",,, of the yhth Ruchnont was charged milled for trial at the sessions -Ball in .00 each wag
with beim &oak sad riotous, on Thursday evening- ateeded•
P.C. Maclisbon said he was sent for to the Wethngton
Arms, where be found the prisoner ; he refused to leave;
he commonest making use of bad language ; he was
swearing, dc-He (the conshibk) advised him to go on
but he refused, and as he was annoying the neighbour-
hood, he took him into custody. The prisoner then
assaulted him by striking Wm ea the head and kicking
hies ea the leg; misuser resisted very much and he
called Hr. Hodder and others to imam -Kr. Thogem
Hodder, of St Theemorstrest,
smold he was opposite the
Crown Hotel, aad he Ward M uMng the most
foul language ; he was evidently rritTkarprisoner tried to
kick him. He and P.C. Iffeallaboa eadeavotwed to
pomade the primmer to go to the barrack.; when
primmer moulted the constable he (witatm) went to hi.
aid. (Dr. Drew: You did,.. duty as • good Mims
ought to do)-Primener tried tie bite his hand ; after • very
desperate Mourigh primmer was got to the station : be was
eery violent WINO at the station-An otiose of the 75th
Depot said the character of the prisoner was indifferent
-Pleatenced to II days bard labour.
SILVIA-SPANGLED oa littvan.raert Lisa t-Frageriet
and Noy Steeen.. the letter mother of Frederick. were
brought tibiztFrldee
_before Dr. Drew, Kr. J. K Robens,
Mr. T. A nod X/. D. Oolket (Captain Chian, rid
D.R.V., woe also on the Bench), for stealing • fowl, the
property of James Yemen the mile prisoner being further
charged with receiving the same, knowing It to have been
stoke.-Mr. Haase appeared for thermion:Um sal 111 r.
Howard for the defame -This ames promised to he • kag
one, fee when all wideness were ordered out of the court,
Inks • domes left -The court was tali=
themaseettgag of • pullet which was brought In •
and exhibited-James Kota, of Perk Stereo Park, lived
two doors from the female Weeper. In his possession he
bad amo his fowls tires allooveLlalit!ed• two Pallets
aad • as.. rel, which be let from lal/101 Damon lost
)(arch. A bong trod on the cookirel, sad killed it and
the two MUM were stolen from ble premises in tared
last Had ffequently mesa Karr tames Shrew out food
and "toll' away the fowls to sir door, and sometime"
they bad gone Into her home. • warrant was obtained,
nub. went with P.C. Sullen to Frederick Steven's house
over water. Saw • allvermangied fowl, which Stevens's
wife said her husbandluid -bought for the children the
othher win a Brame-By Dr. Drew: Did not know
there ems anything particular about th:s bird; bat he
knew It from feeding it There was no particular
raark-The fowl was produced and Yr. Howard said
" If me like to go up to my house, Or, I'll stow you /bra
*X sell, like It - Prosecutor: "If you'll pot them
altogether, 111 pick It out '' Prosecutor method
enamor maid he bought it of • man named Duna, who
lived at Loden, rad he would show 00460 more of the
sante sot which he had bought with them. Primers
took hint to Kr. Boit's elaughterboume, where lui found
three sllempeociled. -By Dr Drew: The bird bad
'muttod slime he saw it, hat did not know whether It had
altered la appearaam-Cromemagained : No muUou wee
alma prisoner, he assereved the questions very readily,
When birds moult there is • change in their ap
but be did notes. a milveromagiod /wad iatc,":=
burgh. Kr. Howard: Nor • sixpence Vinod into •
You are so very clever. -A. No, sir-Wr.
ri =. 21r , r • hen turned Into • cock? (Lindh/ay. )-
A. No. sir-Kr. Howard: You are so clever, you ought
to here a epilogs education -sPressouter said his bird
had • double comb; and la tomer to Dr. Drew said he
had not son Ms pecollartte la other birds. -P.O. Bolles
Went to Frederick Stevens'. Mese la (laribaldi-road,
aeked the wife bow essay fowls they had, and she amid
Iwo, 'Ahab be found In Ms Yard at the back. Kr. Kesel'
et dace Identified It m his Woes. W. and whams took
It. Asked him bow be some into poseselion of it. and
Stevens said he bought it of • maa amid Dunn &ad
could show three more like it, nod tOoli Mai to Kr.
B At's slattristarbouse, where wire three eilver-pencilled
old DOM.-David Dunn • dealer,_ of Laden, denied
hewing ever sold Stevens a fowl. Had sold to Kr. 801 l
(nett what we cell " ellvermangled," but am
Ilk. the on. reduced. Mem( th. wt. this• producedmilver-peuoUled. '' Thom he sold Kr.
snit were very old, about Mx years old-Kr. Hew:
They wouldn't do for chicken broth. -Wieser : Cook
Mon theta &little loom, they'd ome richt (loaghlint)
Had never mold Kr. BAt my fowls like time ; hog ime
essay fowls like theme I he bought them of a
man noised 'flight Had never brought t v Wey•
',tooth say fowls like the one
seamed. -Herbert
Knight. of Loiter spoke oke Dunn fowls
older then that orodeowl-with white and • malty
stock They were seven or eight dare old; proper old
Ma& not worth keeping any loager. They istht he
Oder than seven or eight Pearl old. fLiughtter.)-A lad
mimed Samoan spoke to selling three fowls to Knight;
amMr.l Abied.rad bleb.sraidwalltheysil"wwstriaglid.ellver.peacil7" Win ."8-Orwinat6
Doom of Winterbourse Ablas.,_trbo bred the hirds
sold • rilvermensled fowl to Br. Kew& ....lomeoh force
poultry Male% eild M remembered Doan olawhig him
three spinglel Wolle ; bet they were old sad Ite told him
they nuale not answer bit perigee. The bird produced
was exactly onveseeadtag to lie. Ketch's. hut be could
mot swear to It.--Jarendsh Hibbs mid he lived close to the
defendant's ; he had mesa Km Stevens feed Kr. Kende.
fowls: he bad resit Me fowls like the bird prodoced near
the doer of Km Sonsiesis yard. Fowls beloys to
gisersat pm Moe.
, ran about He had ea mesa
two fowls Ilk, that Produced in the Park, those
Managed to Kr. Kew* ; hohod lost fowls himself-Dr.D.. taig that thcare was malltdat erideme to Mae Mat
Mr. Weed bad lost a bird Smiler to that arodaent -
Richard Lake, said he boor Mr. Kook, and on the
night before last be went to his boots, Itch be did not
ogee aim any particular amount to withdraw the oesa-
wr. R. If. Howard obiteled to the mitoses of Like,. -
Dr. Dreer .all the rums had bsen_placed in • false
podtlon allogether-le reply to the Beach. Kr. Litho,
said be was same retake to Met *Mosta-le an_swer Ito
the Morn Mt primates theist aot guilty.- Kr. Howard,
Inn, able speech for the defence. othatitted that there
.... gmag aphid the defeadatato for steallag ; it tehlit
ta the opltri the Court be • seemeione ca. , both.
wag mot boa would give Mon de Ivisorat of the
dealt sad be f
those. -TM magistreles retired for tea
OdelliMb asel upea returning Into Court the Manson pdg the tanghtran.e had gird the case traskierable •
ties; bet Mere was some Itioebt, they had to
gles the defeatist' the bewelit of It, sad they would be
Onalmeed.-Tho Meld= was reoelved with applause.

By B. IL, author of " Oddment Popes," ec„
"Respectable topers 1" I seem to hear echoe,t yes,
for they of whom I write are undoubtedly topers, a
nd
they are storms those who are termed "ri
Raid a friend t ens—" Mrs. Meeker drinks dreadfully,
I hear.' Had the lady mentioned been • char.
or a fisherman's wife, I should not have been so
surprised, because to than It is no matter of shame to
be seen in • public-house drinking; but Mn,. Hacker,
a respectable tradesman's wife, how could she dad
drinking at the bar of a public-house? I knew her by
sight, and to all appearance she was too lady-like to
do sunbathing; but for all that she could he clamed
with the "respectable topers." "loan tell you how
the drink is °Maned, said lay friend. "at the
grocer's shops." "But whet idiots the men most be
to let their wives have it," I said quickly. "Yo.
cannot Imagine the tricks of a ble toper."
remarked my MgaCliol3ll friend. "Grocer, are mere
tweak" A bottle of brandy can be entered at •
pound of tea, • bottle of gin es so many pounds of
sager, and there am plenty who are only too glad to
do it. The sale of intoxicating drinks ought not to be
allowed to grocers; foe there is many • drunken
woman caused by them. In the beginning • woman
would not indulge • hankering for drink if she had to
get it at • public-hon..; but no one wonders that she
goon into • grocer's, and even Paterfamalias is
unsospkiom, although he may comment on the very
long bill for groceries." I ponder on this insight
Into poor human nature, and I wonder at the madness
of those possessed by this demon drink. It is awful
to think that so few—so very, very few women are
reclaimed when once the pension in instilled into them.
Can youimagine the intensenne of this pentiom—thst
Mitt intense longing—the deadly
craving ;DI not be satisfied with anything but
the don ? Don't you think that pity ought to
mingle with our diarist ? Tor what is more repot.
nant nth= • drunken woman ; even although the
may be a "respectable toper." 0! how careful
we ought to be serer to teach our children to
take any intoxicating drinks for the pseudo's is so
often implanted in youths. I have heard of girls
having brandy night after night at sobeol--highly
=hie boarding schools. I have beard of young
wept having their ease of hot brandy, or gin
and water before going to bet or they wad net
sleep. I have heard of lads going into resteurents
for Hair glass of ale for lunch. "0 1 fools and
blind I" Could they see the miserable drunken
woman, pawning her children's clothes, her hone*,
hold furniture steeling issePing shame cm • loving
husband's head, that would ..nit from those nightly
elegem methinks they would Aloe them from them.
But supreme wisdom will not allow u. to paw into
futurity. We have to trust and take step tinstep
Into the misty future that unfolds a. we a
Happy are we if we ems hear a father's voiceoheet
log us o..weetl, Again and again we are startled
by the in,ormation that Mrs. 80. and-so
re pourable women, who have been brought up well;
young woman, who promised to be kw, wives, good
mothers, helpful friend"; but the good all malaise
when the drink takes posesselon of me. Barely they
are "possessed with a devil, and surely they will he
dragged to h•U," respectable topers though they be.
I read some Mae ago that a woman went into a
punnet shop, and the grocer hbneelf told her that he
had gives up selling intoxicating drinks, although it
woe • great lass to him. Said the woassn—" If you
had never said drink, I should never have been whst
I sal—a drunkard." Only think of it. We read of
the value of • soul. Only think what it mut be to
be the rein of • anti Look et the bare fact. It le
very hideous, too hideous to dwell on. God grant
that this sin may not he ours.

Oentenrnen Oesem.a.—A certeia method ofku cure
bees disseverai for this dinned,* mondalal by
pkyaleista, who is desirous that all sufferers VW bend'
frees this providential dienovery. It to beroad all doubt
the most remarkable remedy rs( the mu Theurer's have
beam oared by lt Yell particulars of the remedise wirl be
met by Poet to say perms free of aharge.—Addrem :
Witusets.lo Oxford-terreoss. Hyde Park, Goad...
Tug 14•dioal Profession an now ordering Oticibury's
goon ROSINKO in thousands of own, because It me-
`ehas more nutritious and flailt.fogaraielensente than
m y other bey sad is to the thiok
starchy Goon sold. When you nit for
tiadbury's Coon Ressun be sun that you get S. so
shopkeepers often push imitation fat the make of
extra profit Makers to the Queen. Paris Depot
90, Faubourg St. Sown.

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