The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-06 00:00:00

40 awl Conutq Expos.

TOISDAY, JULY 8, 1889.

A Morn PoWL.-1112. W. Frampton, of Olyds-
path•hill, has in hie possession a silver-spangled fowl,
yob a brood ol &Wien, being the *wood brood this
year; and she lli
aid on ondsy two vas, Op Taseky
ese, sad on Wednesday two, and still oontianeeptils
lk one oseh day— thing not often hoard of, et
with obroo,l.

Commtrrn To TIM DORSET DOEITTT PIUDOX.
Hard Labour : WiUjai Thompson, vagrancy at Ram-
prosiest, 14 days; Jobs Moen, and William Collins,
sagransy at Weymouth, 14 days; Arthur Mayne,
drunk, Arc., at Wyke tis7L—lntSrironslo4
Frederick Matthews, bresob of pow at Weymouth,
3 months.

Sant Cuigtxo was commenced ht this town last
Thursday, when the majority of the shops were closed
St seven o'elock. A few remained open an hoar longer,
cod, by so doh:4, inere—well, say oonspiouous. In
justice to the tradesmen who give their asststants an
extra hotr to themselves, we hope the public) will do
shopping before term o'clock at their usual shops.
Cesium —On Saturday morning, just before six
o'clock, as Hr. Lock, dairyman, of Fordington, was
driving through the town from Poundbary, with his
milk, on coming down High West-street the waggon
touehed the borse's boughs, and the animal started off
at a gallop. Entering Etst-street the horse ran upon
the pavement by the shop of the Mines Jacobs, sod the
waggon wheels got jammed between the wall and the
lauip•post The horse we. palled op by the obstacle,
the Limp-post we. wrenched out 4 the perpendicular,
and there was good:deal of "
TIM New FINANCIAL BOAND.—From a Parliamentary
paper just issued, we learn that the following _ire the
tr.lbrat,ie numbers of elected members of Financial
and of magistrates on the Rolls:

_
Elected Member.. Maglatrate..
148
lhAt. .
... .
41 3:0)
Fopmervel, .. 54 VS
Wilt.
Tag WienMlL—The following is our ossiaorological
kport fOr the week ending Iltuiday hurt :

I ilNrectlon BlM.cdWstUMr.
4 I g of Wind.
June • •
23 as oe o.env nes
46 NE Iflue
30 62 51 N 2 On.f4, Ins, cloudy
July 1 64 61 NNE IGlony, fine
2 61 68 N W IG4ooy,ln.
3 12 69 NI Gloomy, Ins
4 GT 268 !Drizzling rain, gloom

llozonee Perfr Sumas, Thursday. —Before J. Bishop,
irthe Hyde, of Fordington, rims charged with stealing two
onions from • garden, belonging to Mr. Ism Parsons. He had been
seen there several tones before, but on this oemsion he wan
taken/legman delta°. -Fined 4s.
MONDAY--before the Mayor (J. P. Hodges, EA.), Mr.
1./metes/I, Seq., and J. Bishop, Earl.
The Hoene of the Antelope hotel was tramderred from Mr.
J. Vearsley to Mr. Jannis Sly.
The me of Bum. v. Dens, for using Language calculated
to incite to • breach of the peace, was settled MU of court
CoUSITT PLITT SraillOgS, Satarday.—Botoro H.
William; Seq. (charm.), G. Warry, Esq., and IL Saunders.
Esq.
Lunge/fume. —Monter Collier was summoned for unlaw.
full) leaving the service of Mr. J. Vine, of Malden Newton.
Defendant did not wpm!. CualplAinalit said that defendant
rse hired from feh April for • year as • weekly servant. tin the
lath June defendant told him "he Mould not come again, he
didn't like his work, and he (the master) was to get mme one
else." Refused to let him go without notice, but defendant
didn't work alter. When defendant . first came to him he (cont.
plantain) lent his name to • shop for him for 'Mods, and he
was sidd to be liable. W. Indebted to defendant Is. for •
fortnight's work, but had lent him 2a. 61, lea% lug Iht fkl due.
—.4outonced toll Joy.' hard labour. _

AIIACIR AT 'Ascot' Thorne wee summoned for
meaulting Witham isoelem, at Dincombe. Defendant did not
appear. Complainant said that on the protium Saturday the
defendant came to him to ask what he had to say waned him.
He replied nothing, but that if he wanted to peak to him at
all it would he to oak him to pay what he owed him. Upon this
defendant hit him eith his ast. In the face. cutting It. Com-
plainant hid a pick in his hand at the time, but did not strike
defendant. Heals° knocked esmplainant's sifedown.-- The wife
said dm went out to call her husliend In, as she me defendent
strike him, when he knocked her down, and she had • idea
eye now.- -Sentenced to two month•' herd labour.
Darintaniima —drank. Mayne we. charged with drunken-
nessci Wyke Regis.- Tim constable said that on Frkley night
beteren eight and nine o'clock he heard •• polio-" called by
several imple, and went up. Found defendant had been
turned out of the public house. He had thrown one atone
through the window, and had another in his hand. He
wanted to fight oith anybody. He was tery drunk. Triod
to trip up the constable.--Sentenced to maven days'
went.