The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-21 00:00:00

WASEILAN.

A NOCTURNAL VI:IT7TrONT::00 Saturday '
ra:her &play moruiug, there arrived by Ire
train, due at Waieham at 19 mimes. rad
•-tstr and a iolic-mar• in (pow of a )flif gui n
ltn'yrn. flow, rte.' ing in Wos -Prot l•
that be wa. s• n 1.0 t r nil about at Raw': • '
Jo. ctio.., hie in, .vements beiag rather •
fi • .11 af•er 11.• lef I.y the I tr.i. for :
two che...es wee • tip•sio:, 44.1. fe• lit g go. •
he had r ,ken them, he wan follow dby th- !r....•
the mulL On arrivii g at his house. so :• -
up, they at once s ate I that thee w•r. e m I•
cheese, which he hal taken from Hataw..rthyl is•I• ••
when he very innocently make I f t•
he at once a.lrni• tine that he hol th tu. 4 en'''
they wanted the cheese and hituse f wel
being token off to Poole by firnL trait. ea naz. •
morning.
Rum RIBRIN 7.lfAsion.—The above mks
been a(teuded with gre rucc ins, the hal erec'el,
tbe R-ctory Lawn beim; filled every ehenirg.
notorious .traultards have ace.), el the tihhos.
train they will s Ida to the pledge. Oh g • •
evening there was a cr.wded .reet ng, the •Yel.
a"lnt:nee.l be
PYc Sou.
groremd
one
end f
American
,P.erit•hsetriapni.. Much sun" 'E• •
calbye:u some ‘r. Edwardtih.nglit
leait
vane score of birds. wh eh onginne • d
f 1 ,
others r
Ar ;Nto r
.lat".
or. of this
, I..rdly .
wa• Idlowed by several crackor• being Irt
, room amongst the an itenee,esaplm gr.st e I
Ito, :he .m ..en and children, We ~..defely
ns p •ti•t •
, known And tiu• ish.d. If they A. not *ph: ", ,
, minion it is no ream.. why the) rhou'd if °` •
'
at the usual c•intnittee meeting 0 the Cvlr." :
L who
PIITSENTATLON. -OD Frid.v o:
8": • .
Co-operative iocioty, Mr. atepheii • .vn-. •
lof h- tn• mbers p a0.e..t0.1 he red (he re: • ; •
Manse], with a ban some clock in maihieovot •
of their gratitude for having AC v•li.he I lit •
about ten years since. Mr. P•viie, is mak"
presen.ati a, add the manic-re were naming". •!.
°Pinion the time hal come when 'hey eh el,
' some roc Ignition of the benefits confe-red or
the e•tabli•hment of the. char, mil he hid:
, mach pleasure in presetting, the ease •
memboy., his .4,11( r
Ito the rector f Morin, fouialol aa nolo' sa
tom. Tne Rev. 0. L. Mansol • .i'a
thanks' sal remarked in inetitatin: thee. ..et:
b-..u. by a wish the. 'he w":;•"'v:" 6'
thrifty on i economj,mf. It in ne, • ,
love, ..n.l he felt vet.' greet plea. ire hi
rt •
affair hal eitocsorio so is I r -f • II:
mentioned that living the tam y ar• the
fount in operation it nod been the mem
0..:41:•:r..f
nearly WOO t 'the w Ykirg men wh •vere,it,"4;yl,
COUNTY PTLIT SISSL)NS, TutO tl
mainting a warrant. charged with T'halig'hitiralle".!
J. B. Hawk-Worth sod B. C. Farrer, Fah
Randall, of NV irth 31Attavers. we.
- •
of Mr. D. Taylor. of Wilkswor.l.--Mb '
that .41 the morning of Sep•ember 1.1. h, he
hull some distance from tam, by i•••.:f.
see what wax the in dter with it. and f auhlTen
its legs was cut right throu:h to the b. ta...
following he sakvi the prisoner a"• h*
the bull; he said the hull csms
and he swung the scythe round *WI Crlt.
day In Question he was in the
", c•e th
thistles with a scythe ; the ball OM ni
lease. The cut wee jut below the
been '
know that the WU was 55"0*—A te
him to &Stook anew

at people, and hook the ground with his horns,
and lk-t•pe with his feet. Tied the ball up for a time
keiner's father said be hal Tun after people,
hi • found hien very quiet. end turned him r ut again.
l'r s, e work° to- him; he wiarahout wir ir the cattle.
had rot much to do with them.—(',...e.ete.ieed
ori..-ner : You ssid you swung tho scythe round ;
yoti never said the hull had knocked you down in the
ririrg.—The Bench did not ooneider there wee
,utticierit evi•eucci to convict, rind dicuisersi the cam.
—The prisoner osts Von chargod with nreatin, into
house id luta, Bug or. at Wintrith, a23th
oc .her, an I ',Lesbos therefroo three pound.
tiwnits, • eliver ring, per of leigiege, teleempe. &e,
_ When apprehen od on the former charge, part of
the oiols were 1011114 in his pocket, and, on proceeding
t , ha hot., at Worth, the 'engines and the remain or
wee,. euspiiion rested on the prisooer in
reeted to tale ciri until the goods were found in his
al.—The Bench committed him to I kit cheater
to be tried at the next 8