The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06 00:00:00

know *hat land they were on till Sunday, when the owing. Tile accident strode Corner Was not canna by her
salvors came to look for them and told them they were on taking hold of the rein. After drinking the brandy in .
Long Island. They 1.1 teken same provisiene and the teeming her father wan lered abed like • men out of
wearing app mrel on !mi the host, where it bed his mind. Ile wee in nue% an exeitsel state that he wee !
Previously keen pl wed in •of emergency. Ile did not refuse-1 drink by time lenolloly of the bootee adjoining the !
me the :hip after he lin.lol lilt the mete t-,lt him he Groree defin.i the ateernoon. Her father we, locked up
saw her "ore at ter he landol near the hr 'ken water. The alemt five II • waa at the fiewge on the previous
salvora come frau Triton limb wr in a boat, and timer evening, and slept on the common all night, but he was
went there with them in the ship's beet. They were only red the wore: tor !Muer when lie started from home in the
abeet en,'.and.a-half wiles from the harlvetr, rus.l the mernine—Re-orattimmed : her father might have had
Wren mid they got away the chip :Liss,t two hour. mitten drink -luring the day without her knowing it —P.C.
rime was abandoned. They said they tem.l th rel.! in aWorwiell told he ease:George Henstridge drive round lhaele
very at anger:mos position near the rocks, awl they saved e .flier at it fereeta rate, and hedreve on the perenient and
her by slipping the cal-lee. Net knowing hie inaion !term wen: down atel the man and his daughter were
he thought ilia breekers were all aronn I him, anol that tbrown wit. The man was very excie-1 awl violent, and
was why he loft the ship no seen. Ile hiel sounded two ii, lot wan drunk atel Wettable he took him into cwitorly.
,or three times daily, and that n',114 the flea time he had —Cromexatninel by Mr. Atkinson : The tnan's excite-
' got bottom, and he did net think he eloonid find mempllower meld svel eausedi by drink. —P.C. Steno said he went to
water. Ile had been at see all his life. He had a rertifi: I the a -wee Inn the ',Me even!tig with the female witnem.
cate of competeney, and had been 3 master for sheet 12 i The inedhely acenewlelenl that elle hail supplied the men
years. Ile mew his comigneme anol tetimately twele I Henetridge with the threepennyworths of gin—one for
err:mecum:mtn with the .alvot by which he tweet look to 'lu.oif, the seeend for hie mlemighter, and the third fee
the ship, and ehe was and lie lorenght the cargo eerne ether pejeen—but said that eke did net know that he
to Poole. He left three of hi, crew in Newfaindlame win mirunk:—Ciensmeamineml loy Mr. Atkinson: The lamb
and !met three others in that Ida, ta werk the eau baelt. lord etc) tohl him that he did not notice that the man was
Ile believed the ulvors were awarde•l l'hg men dreek.—Mreetkineon a Idreeswi the Bench for the defence
brought her into harbour, an I three others helpol to and cane 1 Ei:AVetla Mitelaell, the landlady'e sister, who
moor her. There avas n--thine wr mg with the voesel sail she serviel Henstriolge and hie daughter with three:
at the time he abandoned her.—By C mptain Piekanl : He pmny worth of gin each lest Frid.y morning between 12
wen the first person who mootee the al.andonment,—lly and one :o'clock. The daughter led I for it, and had her
Mr. Stone ; The vewiel was tirst-Cla.s.—lly Cut. It I).4eY own het, and drank it. She wen cure it Was net brand, an
Ile shandone4 the vesmi beeetne 11., 'lit INA know his tleer had none in the heme that day.—Mary Ann
position. The ancher chein its:burned at first, ate when Gillingliem; the landlady, mi she supplied threepenny.
he was in the lout • tnst of wind from the shore drive werh of gin te Welt the man wel his daughter between
the head of the vemel round into deeper water. Sep. leer end five e'elork oO Freley afternoon, for which the
p.ing him-elf to be oon a :lead lee abet: with pelt: he nem feel. She del we anything that would lead
dimi not think it weuld have been as well te .tiek 4i the her te sumer: he was drink, ii., awl his daughter Were
ship. Leaving the s7,ii• when lie di I wei time only chew., leughing awl talking foemliehly together. She recollected
he could se, of same their levee—By Mr. Trevanien that the man reel he hail married • young wife, and she
From the time be siehted lan.l till the 17th the weather woottlait live with hien and hi...tektite replied "A good
had 'continued no forey that he Ind not been all-- to t die Pole tee." 11cr h-elm eel sr, ptittitn; in hie lone at the
any ofemervatione The anchor could not have I --en lid,!- timne. The deimeht! e for a -dale of sin and mile's
inc at time thee lie left the veouel. He could not go along of Me she reepitel to mime-one etee afterward.. —The
the Mine to leek after tile s kf.,tv th 34 in. WAS Cha:rnian said the Witch felt there was not nsincient
about four feet of snow on the grenn.l, mei the e...st was evilei...o to avict, lout tier wished to express their
very rug:m.l-0e en Cox. the rwite a the ye- gave njoini on that Mr. Hemmed had done quite right in
pretty much the segue evidence as the captain. Ile fqo.l brineine the emeelmefore them.
he held a first mate's certifieVe of romper,. pea% Ile had (Porg4 Ileourridge, of Hingamod, WAR then charged with
not been on the enlist of Newfoundland before, lie con- being drank whiist in charge a • horse and cart, at
sideral they were in the Bay of N-Ore Mame when th -y lab woe on the tlnl of Fehriary.—Defewlant pleaded
saw the light, but 14, it we, not in the elemrt they were in cane, an fseil cry little driek °veer:mime him.—Mr. 11.
dente. The light war a bright revolving one, and he Hmuncker said defendant was,. man a goeel character and
should think it we, about ten toile. thitant. They left feel been a teetOtaller for some yearn.—The Bench fluted
the vensel te.eauae they rooted noon, 3,1 thoroughly !mitered, defendw.t sc, to inchele on,.
that it was the only chenee of saving their Imes. The • SAD Cast.
waivers toll him they cow the vei,el very near the reeks, Frank [loam, ,on of a la...rhea...keeper, at Fern Down,
an:l got on bmeirml elippma the elide, and got her into we. ell3rged in eustoly with stealing three fowle, value
harbour.- By Capiam Pickard.: Ile Wlll.l of opinion that TA, lid., the preperty of Henry Stone, of Fern Down, on
the eaptain eas pert:city jedilied ui immeine it, vessel, the 24th of Fehroary. —The pro.: eutor peeved missing
awl I:eine:ma he dieted home oleo: the same if he het been three fewl: on Smiley mernine, and identified the two
in hie place. elly Mr. Stone Ile eal.l ea: by the tighten- f owls Te.o.inc..-1 as hie rroperty. elioi he wiehed the
imig of the cham that the anehor for smile iimantes, Benefiee te: a.-, lenient as tlwy p,eehly towarie the
but he wee po.it‘ve the seeed -von driving when they left Ile Oiol not believe the ha s father knew anY:
her. —lly Mr. Trevenien : The salvor, tohl holt they thing al eat the fowls, het was of opinion that wimeho ly
ehippeol the cables end eet the fore.til,. anol the ship else we, implicated. The boy int hi. mmther some years
inasse.l dose to the point that the tersal of the water solid lie ens- prisoner on Monday And
trom the rocks e tweet the ve.sei to 1,-el over. Th. ir mita Min if he &GI • fowl to Elmunol Hart mcm Settirdee
statement exactly tallied with hi.. belhl that the re,: -I night. Priaoner s Aiti Ile del net. Prisener stecoompanied
wan drifting towar.is the reek& —W li:3111 Senna r ink him to the h!•1143 it Jeones H. obis, aol there he tenni .one
on bowl the vesewl, ahem gave me lee., —ln a.m., Gi of the feel, ag tin adceal prisoner if he dill
Captain Wade'', ii. sail there Wit{ nut very tn.-4 wild not :eel f.mi to Hare and he then adnatol waling him
at the time the anchor wa, dreppeol, and in reply to Mr. roue for DI., anal said it was his own. Prosecutor
Stone he said the la at was got 'nor the side of the vemel Identified the fowl Imo took from Hobbs, and he then
as soon as the anchor wa. droppeol, miii Wore /he ship charged prisoner, who denied the theft. Ile found the
wee driving.. —This conelnoleol I,t, for the B,ull of seemed fowl in a ditch, wavered with tune, in Mrs.
Trade, and their counsel then charged the ma.ter the Andrews' whieh SY3I4 between the houses of pro-
Seout with umkilful and caret., temvieati on in unimeeem eremiter and primmenees father. Pr...enter also identified
eanly shall:10e ine the ship, and failing ii, t aka, every pre- that f.mwL The third hail not been fmotnel.—The boys plea
canticle in Imia power to the yes vi at,l cart—Mr. It. was then taken by the Bench, and he admitted stealing
D moan Kele, was m'alled for the defence, end statol that one of the f_-.c-1,, and mmehl he wise merry he had dens en
he wao maneer in Twillingate it, behalf of Messrs. Depute Chief Constable Mammond cciii the hoy had told
Waterman au.l Co. In the eerie part of November bat hint who took the other two fowls, hut he caul loot get
be was eximetine the arrival of a ship with a c Into of any card...dive evimienee, and therefore could not ep-
genera good, 11,. brother held a similar poet Gm hi: in prolienal themme—The prisoner 1.1 Imeen in custody shim,
the Foge Wends, and he Inol dem anmertaine.l Iran him the previou. Menial, and the Bench eentenced him to
that,. who, or-r, with two 11a.:4 flyin_-t wa, ne•el ti paw seven dip.' hard lalnair.
Fig', on the Eltla of Noveio,...r. The weather we. very
heavy irom,i Thursday afternoon in that week until Sinelay.
The Anew wee very heavy, awl the wind (run
the Naartlesad. It was about the Itee:ht of the gale on
Friday morning. The lame at Twillingate was tirstlit
the let of September. The liglithotto, wait buil:line for a
twelvemonth before. Ni notice to time merle- r, it
the light apeeoireol in the newspaper: for wmine Mine after-
wards. Ile km,sv Long Island, and the snow would have
been four feet deep I here. The rocke spoken of were very
abrupt anal sharp, with deep water all round. It would
have Iwon daneeroti, for my of the crew t'. Wm: walked
along the shore. Froin 75 to 100 rationi,, of water wouhl
he found within I'll yard, of the lawl. It wag :elite
possible, frau what he remembered of the storm, if, it
the crew might not here !Wen frooi the :hip end :het
they might not have been able ti see the ship after they
had left her f, ,r live minutes. Ile bail hails co.:ie.-wet ien
with the e gaol,, and they told hien they (mini tl, • ,hip
about 1111) perml_-i from the reek., and that in all tor e. mhilimy
she would Inve tmeen a total wreck within half.anh aur or
an hour. The selvere nett they hot Femme delimit): in
getting the An, away from the sh we, as the sea was very
rough anal the weather bad. The ro,tra ware second' milea
trona Long I -1311.1, and the vwsel in-let have drifted that
distance. The cse,,,, was inaitred fee& „me .e2.:ext, bet he
oliol not know 'whether the vessel Ca, inenrol. —Mr.
Trevanion h*l no other witnee.es to ea, and he wilrese...l
the magistrates for the defence, and appealed to theta to
ieeptit the camtain of the elierge and to restore to him hie
certifieatee—Mr. Seat tivele a few remarks on time cao,
and admitted thaellte captain mad net have kw own any-
thing about the Ihnot at Twillineate, ea it wee n a lit till
after he left England. lie had just rec,iv.el a td-gr tut
from the Hoard of Tiede informing himn that the seam
fird tit on the be of I Aetoler.—The inopay veal 'olj al rmsl
till 10 mech.& en We Ineelay moraine, nem m the C. oart wa.s
to give its deriden. The magiforetes and alses'er: resee
inte Ceurt about II o'clock on Wedneelay mmi Tune, awl
time Meyer Kahl the Court, after estreful mem:hie iti.em, wm
of opinion thet the chorea, preferred by the It mard ef Teel::
mistiest the master of the Scout, wit, 'proved by the
evidenee that 1.1 been given. The C mat emeselerel tint
the twister was in fault, lett, takieg into comideret len his
previons ;towel character, the nunilmr of yen. that he had
Iteen in co 1111 l ewe atel the Coq that' hitherto charge
had been brought against him, their fleri WI,: that his
certifiers's, should be aulsonled for the, e dewier menthe,
jail that eaeli tray :Wahl tuiv their wen ext.'. !••e.
Potter, Teo. ley.- Before the Mayor (Mr. II mid in)
and Mr.
1,.r.11, fisherman, wes eliarnel melee a warrant
with aa. eating and threatening te kill Ma wife, Car-cline
Lovell, 'ins aturilay nieht awl Mond ly nrifonine end at
various other Sm.:luring the pad toontle—Premeetrix
sehl her husband haoll pickol up with I, VI Co,ll;,iny
the pen twelvenemtln and be ha.l itleteel her, and they
hail Heel very unlntopily o.a Setutlay night he
came .honie very &inky and illevel her an-I thrette
to kill her, and on Monday morning' when lie iv.,-,
otruck her 34ain.—Pri+ntier berstont ervinz, and
he del net threaten te kill hi. wife. She three. a seicer
at him and that was why h.: awe: her. See :ea! el emys
beginning at him when he went II eta...—Thas Roflell
prisoner over in hi. O,VII raw meez !nee of .219 to keep the
peace for six th., and allowe I him a we At to irty
extant... Ts., 9.. tI

Prrry SIMIONS, Friday.—Deforo Mr. C. J. Stono and
Mr. 11. I). Ellk

George Paretl, a general ileakr. of Straniloerect, wits
brought up in custody charged with heing ilrenk nI
disorderly in Fish-street, iin the presions evening. --The
evidence of r.S. Waken awl P.C. liriille Ariwol that the
" emters" of the town were "no the ilinie" on the previons
day. and there Iran a 16d of lighting awl disorderly run-
(net in Fide itrot all the aftenni oi. Alionteix o'clock
the prisoner was near the 'Using Sun in, very drunken
state awl with his fan (feeling, end no h refuwit to
• " move on " after repeateil ropiest., he was lock& op.--
retainer nail be supposed it was right enough that he
tiraa drank, lint he was knnelsl down by a min named
Elnies, and did not himself strike a blow. rhe tigintrateis
ordered defendant to pay a tine of jij. awl eta, in. lid.,
or 14 4lays hard labour.—lle asked for time to pay. awl
waa allowed till Thursday.

WINBOBNE.
Parry SEMIONS, Frtday.—Mieiftrate4.; preen* t —The
Rey. C. .1. Glyn On the chair), Mr. C. .1. I • od-,in
W. A. Biddle, Mr. IL Ilreuncker, and the R v. G. V.
Garland.

r.ccENTRic CIIWEY SWEEP..

John ,Vnek.az;,, s meinfer of the ' Cl;i•niney sweep
pride:wino, residing at Kins.uk, was summoned for being
mink at that place on the 17th ult.—The itifendant, who
was found lying ancn...-. the road at 2 o'clock in the
said he "could not travel, he woo bonad to atinfl or
fall herid-foniniost."—lle admitted the offence, and MU
hued ss. and Ti. costs, and all.rive I % fortnight to pay.
sore."

Albert Re, Mend, tt imborne I•uy, anmmanral for
aa,emiting John F. 1.11 Jennings, an elderly man of
Winshorne, on the 214 ult., at I' inford Magna.—Oaa-
plasnant's evidence showed that he ham been rutd..cted to
a great deal of annoyance from the defendant and other
boys of the town. Ile went for a walk to Droadstone on
the day in question, amt. be Rtl.3 returning home he met
the defendant at Canford in charge of a It and
waggon. Defendant repeated the annoyance, at:d he
wslcml him to be quiet, *hermip in defend int atruek him
1111 the lip and in the eye, and cut the former allil Idackened
the latter.—ln ilrfence, the boy said the comp! Mitint
aomulteil hint first with a stick. —The Bench ordered
defendant to pay a fine of Int, aml the coats, U.