The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-15 00:00:00

HAY RICO DESTROYED BY FIRE.

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIOIIB.

• HARD CAM.
Thomas San-fcrd wee summoned for not sending his
child Jules to schoA. Ile was fined 2s. 6d, but
pleaded inability to pay. Retold the Bench a piti 0310
stoty. His wife had been discharged from the Demist
County Hospital as incurable. and he had called in
Mr. Good,- but he wee not able to do mayttting for her.
She could not be left and therefore be wise obliged to keep
hie child at home. Mr. Baker said the committee hod
taken the matter into their consideration. Two gentle-
men in the Court kin4ly paid the fine.
ASIMULTIMG • Will.
John I/maiden, of West Chicken/I, was summoned
for usaulting his wife Mary Ann, on July 28th.
Complainant did not appear, and the came was
adjourned for a fortnight.
DRUNK AID DDIORDIRLY.
William Bunter warn +=mooed for being drunk and
disorderly at Malden Newten, rim July 25th last, the
occasion of a club f6te—Mr. M. O. Weston appeared
for the defence.-1'.5. Hitt*, matlened at Maiden
Newton, said on the day in question he saw the
defendant at a cake stall, near the Rectory. As he
was causing an obstruction, witness ordered him to
take down the Mall. He refused to do en, and abased
him a greet deal. He wee drunk at the time. With
assistance witness removed the stall.—Cro-aexamlned
by Mr. Weston; He first saw him between seven and
eight. He bad had drink then. When he first put
up the stall be told him it there WRA any complaint he
would be summoned for ceasing an obstruction. He
said he should not take down the stand still eleven
o'clock. All the other stands in the field were taken
up and COWL—P.C. Collins was on duty at Malden
Newton. He saw the desendant there. He was swear-
ing and throwing about the boards of a stall that
was being taken down. While taking out one of the
screws tie iii back. He called the Sergeant sn Irish-
man, and abused him. He warn drunk, Wed wag
ultimately taken home by another man.—For the
d Ice George Whitty, an ex-pollceman, who had
known Maiden Newton all his We, said it warn usual
on tale and club days for stalls to be erected where the
defendant was. On the day in quest:on he saw the
d-fendant up till eight o'clock, and he was then sober.
Fr,lerick Cos saw the defendant shortly after ten,
and he was then not drunk. The Bench considered
the caao clearly proved, and fined the defendant 104.
and corts.

Mr. Harry Mayo, of Cohere Frome has been visited
by a brace ef misfortunes during the last two nights,
In the shape of rick fires, the result of which has been
that • large quantity of valuable hay has been
destroyed, and the remainder irreparably damaged.
The first occurred, in the small hours of Sunday
morning, the rick standing near Mr. White's dairy.
beams, close by Afajor.lieneral Henning's residence.
It was first discovered by amen, named Go rge Nother,
of Grove-buildings, who promptly gave the alarm to
Mr. Sept. Coward, Superintendent of the Fire Brigade,
who at once ordered out the engine, which within a
very brief space of time was on the spot, and playing
on the rick. Fortunately there MIR an abundance,,
water claw at hand, otherwise two ricks close at hand
intuit also have been destroyed. The burning rick.
however, was almost totally destroyed, and another
was wily burnt. Allogether about Dit tons of hay
were consumed.
. . .

SCHOOL ATTEMANCI CASZS.
Richard Read. chariot Summers, Mary Ann
w.litcli, John Snook, and John Cached were
sammonel by Mr. J. L. Steven', School Attendance
er, for n d sendbor their children regularly to
The Ray. W. Buckle, curate, applied for the
munuonse.ngtinitdru.clr and Bowd;telstobea Ijourned
fr twa months. and in the meantime they um d see
if their attendance was much improv; I. He did not
with to interfere with the pro.ecuti-n, kr It MllOl most
itutarLint that parent. in cluntry districts should
send their children re4ularly, otherwise the school
c .1114 not be kept open. In the case* against Read,
Critedier, end B::mm.rs, a fine a 2.. 61, enu inflicted

The second fire rc,urred on Morday morning. Mr.
Mayo, noticing one of his ricks was diangero,sly ho,
cleaniunicated with the Fire Brigade. In the mean-
time the llama had broken out. and notwithstanding
the strenuous efforta uf the Fire Brigade, bawled by
Mr. Supt. Coward, the rick wet almost entirely
destroyed. There were savored ricks in close proximity,
but these fortunately were save I.
The first rick was insured in the Guardian Office, of
which Mr. R. Case is the &volt. and the second in the
Alliance Office, Mr. Arthur 11. Lick being the agent.

AU UNLICFAISID
Chide. Otter was eununtmed for keeping a dog
wi, hou ilicense at Broulway. —Defend ,nt sail it
was a puppy, bud lie did not IEnoW 544 Sige--C.C.
Nlatcharn said he had known the defendant to have
been keeping a dog without • license, nu I he alio'
the defendant about it. He promise] to take out one,
but he had not don) so. tie had since got rid of it.—
Fined 104. aid costs.

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.
Mommr.
Before the Mayor (Akin man Ema-m), and J. Nerd
bard, Beq.

•BUSIVZ LANGUAaS.

A reopectabl v dr...el vounc iii;n—named Frederick
Norris au summoned for wing abusive language on
Saturday night lent.
P.C. Gould said on the night in question the defend.
ant name up Sloth-street in an intoxicated state, and I
need abusive language to mom" people who passed him.
Witness order him home. He at fint refused, but I
ultimately went off.
Defendant told the Bench he had never been up
before in his life, and was very sorry far what ne had
done.
Fined se, and coeds.
?HZ 001rDZIIVID Cl WI.
Robert Jolliffe, of 36, Langton-terrace, Bedminster,
and George adlyer, auctioneer, 14, Rosalyn-terrace,
Redlaeds, Bristol. were charged with having in their
Puvemion, on the sth Austin, 13 chess's, which were
unfit for humui food. There was • second charge
Walnut Jol;iffe of having other cheeses in his possession
La • similar condition.
Mr. M. C. Wtston appeared for the proecntion. and
Mr. Percy Street, of Weymouth, appeared to defend.
Mr. nereet said this was • very important case, and
as he had several witneases to call, one of whom wag
in New. York at the present moment. awl would be
hum* u, tan day., he applied for the case to be
adjourned for • fortnight. He offered to pay the coats
of the adjournment.
Mr. Weston had no objection, and the Rout
accordingly granted the adjournment.

g:rrOtta.d at the di 411110 were Lndg ViiMIOrrIS, Lady
the Schreiber. Mrs. Be tinck, Mrs. Romell, the
smntDAT. Mimeos Welnholt. and Kra. BoLfield. The whole of the
Before H. B. Middleton, Seq., Lieut.CoL titowa,d, ete.pilwenacli4;aden,__wlth_.s.varled collection of fancy and
elermiroons of hand-pointed
G. ?lover, Req., and A. Martin, Beg. china. tet.
TRAIRFIII OF LJOINalle. The gardenb.grounds. and hamar were risen from e if to
This weeths day for the treader of Bernell. The 7 p.m., and (Ad Howe ss t WO from
license of the Fogle Tavern, Portland, was transferred four till half-past five. A lalwee pwy visited air:house
from Thomas George Green to George aims, and grounds during the day. In addirion to the bazaar,
pensioner (loin the Metropolitan Police, and that of there were. among other &Mesita lII'. watches played in
the Mermaid UN Portland, from Charles Denham, to the tem!ds_and raortet mule; and the new bee tent of the
Thomas George Green. The Bench granted the Dorse
woe egtltnd in aksepsr :18°cgrol. 011, with manipulation of hiss.
application& Mz. Whettant Proved serving the On Thursday there was :cricket match between the
1100Sisary DOSIOSS. Bouraemouth and Peals clubs, and the Eva' Italian
Mr. 8. Barnes (for Eldridge, Pope and Go), applied , Bead played sdlections daring the afternoon. The
for the trAStin. of the Sun Inn, Charminster, from Exceldor and haw Town Bands from Poole were also
Joseph Mitchell to William bloody, who now occupies engaged.
the Not4e Tavern, at Weymoath.--Granted.
The license of the Crown Inn, Puncknowle, wad
transferred from Elizabeth Northover, to her ion
Frederick Northover.
APPLICATION FOR 11.110TNUT.
Mr. Howard had an application to make on behalf
of Mr. Rollaway, farmer, of Shilvinghampton. The
defendant, Thomas Barton, wits a groom in Ms employ,
and be had been guilty of gross misconduct, and ha i been
In the habit of using very bad language to the other
men, lie further said he should not go to work, and
the 000sequeoce warn Mr. Kellsway discharged
The defendant then sold everything, sod refused to
give up the key of the cottage.—Defendent was not
present, and the case wee adjourned for • fortnight.
OCCASIONAL LIONNS/NS.
There were four applications for occasional licensee
at the Weymouth Races. The Bench granted the.e,
but said they should not grout any more.
An °motional license was also granted to Andrew
Northover, of the litraogway's Arms, Evershot, on the
occasion of • flower show and cricket mach.