The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08 00:00:00

BWILNAGB.

screw steamer, Lothar, having undergone an over-
But the winter garden i4tohe in the Park.. liood I haul and painting for the summer, will run three or four
base seen sundry antlee-ing, of rotleentinl tradesmen at any- weekly between Swanage and Poole, calling alio, at
the Guildhall, variout iii4lcs lately, aml I oust suppose fl,.
the aquarium scheme going on swim...MAY. or that 'lnc I.onn Jolla VSSE.I.I., stone vessel, which was
' these eentletneu are fat ci ..n the Wed.' harts,. drii en alsoit a fortnight KM.: on the beach by the easterly
Anywhere, gentlemen ! oven in the Mark, -.. Imaas we g ml, awl oh liii "null not be removed before on account of
go it but lot 1115 here the winter tranirti, amlatiernt the I.reval ince of east winds when the tide was high,
skating rink, croquet ground, laMtl tennis, and general though many efforts have been made, was on Monday
flirting plae.e. Fortunately gambling is n allowed in evening got silo it, and was tak-n to Poole to be repaired.
England, no we shall not, like Trouville, go to the Bad, in 'UMW .1 T.—A meeting was MIA at the Mewlem Institute
the Park. on Satunlyy afternoon by the Swanage and Purbeck
; Railway Cenunittee to consider further steps tor promot-
Meantime, visitori wims, wont to see a Park tunst keep Ma the project of a milers!, and also some circumstances
away from the place thus yelemsl. Oar approach to a : and (nets in connection with the survey and plans to he
Park is in the Now Tier Ins, wh.re cuttings and shortly in-sle by some practieal engineer. About Pia the
ore given away by the Cern ...ion, and I einlerstanff committee were present, and Mr. C. .1. Itol.hisou occupied
they have a Pretty food biltot doing no. People are the chair. All eppeared very earnest and elisions in the
coming in 114 for the "cuttings and births." awl the matter, and have resolved to gather all information and
.
Corporation will sem got rid of tneir spire stock. stnti.itiss in conneetionswith the project, as well as to use
every effort for its matompli,hment,
windows, in honour of Mr.
thorn pray for our beloved

This will re•appent in
Elwar,l%. Let e.ryon,
inenilier.:l health, :lint lipl In, It
down and see Mr revive.l Sit
cottagers lake rare ti ',tepee,
one.

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___....... , . WIKBORNE.
fig °Tlingit to come !
And let all the BOR t. t . ft POLICE, Tuesday.-liefore the Rev. D. F.
Alit it thaw ba a ~,,,,,d , G.grtao,l.
CHARGE Or STEALINt: lIAI'.
IFir:g I:bi. It, a small farmer of bytehett Matraver+. was
- brought u, to cii.traly on nrisiand charge.' with ateabog.
A pretty good show of flow, r+ it !Willi by Mr. lt.ltner. at ,
Peelwell station, and I think he had better hare a house ! at laytebett Matravers, 1)4111.... of hay, value 174, la, the
! property of Mr. Thomas Williams. landlord of the Wood-
there and live toaster of ell he survey" The station itself
Wood-
Fr Very mae1„..,„.,,,,i. C; t „„tt aa:. i tie, there, t,t le ! man Tavern, Kinsrou.-Mr. Trevaition defended.-Prose
cube. maid he height a 'Jack of hay of Mr. Thomas
breken open, and it re, 'r pret! v e :it ntiott•.•l3:bmr
.0., • ffr c riv I ail II er, of the Cheimees lien, Lyteheit M strivers, and
faint there on Thee day i.iori . in tut e ce
could not have made a or- , ..at let all thieves sent a man there to truss it. He afterward: mi..' some
take a note 'about 11.-1 -so. ,1-00 „Ad or giver ~,i .of the hay. The wh, le of the stack had been trussed, and
he took the remainder hem, The hay in the four
kept Lir!, at night .1. an I oust risk the ten tlVes
of store-twkieg for a i i f,,,,,,,. Bin siee, trusses and the
oa nsampleswear that it th
ir11.,1 prafillegil WWI 00,i...thing
: fillktf, Nit he en, ot was e same
beware ! ! ifr .44-i•xamined by Mr. Tr., •nion : Ile had not instriteted
ugh to grit men to do Mr. Tanner ti prosreliti.-flesiesai Life, welder, of Park-
,areat ,a ta.,„ak, the at me. gave evi.lence as to raz•ine away the remainder of
t, „r.,.., we ,a.,.„,t te the stack.-Mr. Tanner hi re entered the Court to pro.,e-
-,„ 0,0,pt, cute, kit Mr. Tree tnion objeete.l to his appearing. as the
vand.nel
pro...eutor had se...in he had not retained him.-Mr.
i to enliviters. . .
Ptener sob] Mr. Thonias tiruntpler hal just earaarged him
e en . -
"-it I a !, t t watch the case on his behalf, ma he WWI an interested
entil '
1 pie:um-Mr. Trevanii at said Mr. Tanner rould only
-
meteor as the +elicitor for the pros...vete, and he strongly
objected to hi: antworing in any other character-Mr.
Carland riceireiwat his opinion that Mr. Tanner could not
apaear in the eve, and Mr. Tanner then •ttid he should
11.. log x xecond char:, against the prisoner of stealing one
tenni of hay belouring to Mr. Crumpler.-l'lte next
WiillPfill was then rolled. -John Barnes, • Ist...wee. of
i Christchurch, said I,' trussed some hay for Mr. Williams
. ' at Lvtchett. Re was clanged from Thursday till Hater.
It was a much more harmle ation that some of ! day, hut he could not tell in what week or on whose
the Dorset County l'.,llnto w. 21.0 .1 li., when ..tut of premiaes. tie conid not swear to the hay shown him.
them observed iirime cows Ara. or :a quart or ot an Ile did not knew the hay in either the sample or the other
hour, and a sergeant watches' 0.3a1 ... " Ili ii....qu tete, of trusses.-P.C. Dutton said he met Mr. Williams as he was
an hour." These highly impotent me! 1p dion• (for the , going to Lytchett Matravers on the 17th of April. Mr.
country) make no in the midat of the crush arid camped- I Williams went on to the Cheque,. and lie was following
tion of Wei-m.lllth, long to be at Wi..ke,'or be• wren Upwey
and Bincomhe, for a holiday, or in the C unty Police. I him there when the prisoner overtook him on the road.
Prisoner walk,' ala,: ion' conversed with him, and then
Happy Arcadians ! I think, foe the re issitarable pay. I cartel(' 'moped over the hedge into his field ant went towards
watch cow. for three quarters of an hetet indifferently hi+ temporary stable. Prisoner walked at lirst and then
well myself. ran. Ile went t . the stable and there saw the prisoner
--, bee tking the lion li.tar two trusses of hay and scattering
is., e; o. Portland. though. i it. atom?. There were two other Treggeg of hay .in the
et o lot .4 bars in klngland 1 stahk, eiverel with short manare. The pri-oner ran
-lint ti Via: i fifiLitt who , away. lie trek possesden of the four trtrises of hay, and
r Ti..., young Men ! prolneed m w the, as ill a.: a ten m ac s: fro the stk. The
s.,dra the tt.eilanti i bay binei in the atoll.,wars tit, same sort an that in the
d distinction staek.- res.-examined liv Mr. Trevanion : Prisoner
a._ Ibeinsell rralel with hint about 200 yards along the road and they
-Mils and Nike alholff some money alibi, had besot stolen,
a: .t. the Prisoner,' Wit father. bruther, and brother-indoor were all
s case small farmers, and taint keno:. The father had is large
...osmium stack of floret hay. but not nie olow hay. The stable waa
Ilirivard, the about half-a-toile front prisoneria lionise. and the field in
Weston the which it ittend ise.. eels! divided Ily a fen, from the rick-
, felt, the mettle- 1rw.1.-Walter Cr-ampler„ son of Mr. Crump', of the
l'a•tietou if than l'hmeller, ,tated that iitiout half-p rat one iiiirloek in the
si.ed further. If .1..... n April Nib lig -raw the rel.-leer come (ruin his non
+eel... tiro,. for a it, Id into his (att., rick-yard and tako tip no truss of hay
MI in too C minty and put it in hi+ shoulder. Prisoner carried the truss
• lia•I a C.gthUll ;shoat a yard, aiol then halti
t down on lookiee round and
"assing the seeing hien. -Prieto r went ont throosh the yar.l.-Croto.
.. anil two exainined hr Mr. Trevanion : Ito at not speak to
arm to the case prismer, or he wasted him to carry in the truss.
AA tile litigaatii Priemerdi.l smell the hay before Inc took tin the tens,-
dasell, to keep the He-examined: Three was a goy in the hmlge which
tin I, 11. t us into the oeparated the yard from prisoner a field, anil prisoner woo
rien assiney anit to going iri the dins-floe of this gap with the hay-Mr.
'NV, I 'isn't tell; Thom-tat 'remoter, landlord of the Chequer. Inn, Fuld he
: will be alibi to sold Mr. Wiliam+ a staek of hay about the middle of
'r money, and March. B wiles ratite and trussed up the hay about the
at ehoose to he 12th or 11th of April. Ile misted some of the hay on the
17th, and got thr ugh the gap in the hedge and saw two
trusises of hay in pri+oner's stable. He had no doubt
- e levee, that the four tresses produced were part of the
stark. Ili+ yard wax enelesed and there was no thorough-
fare through it, lie hod previously forhitlden prisoner to
O ane into his yard. -Crossexamined by Mr. Trevanion :
Ile en', identified the hay by its eimilarity.-Mr.
.I.ihn Crumple', a farnier, of Lytehett, said lie could
see no difference in the two lots of hay. and lie is•lieveil it
to be Hie sanie.-Tlw prisoner pleaded not Guilty and
reserved his defenee. and he WWI r ~,,, mitted for trial at
the Quarter Sessions. Mr. Carl:tail arceptial bail, the
prisoner in E 25 and his hrother :del hrothemindaw in a
litie owe, each.-Mr. Tanner paid he shoittil terrier a count
at th, ttiarter Seiairm* a rtinst the prisoner tor atealing
one truss of hay on the Itith of April, whilst Mr. Crummier
y as the hailer •of the prop.rty.
cHARGI: or TIIEFT I EMI t Sllor.
/*befog,/ A.g,/,ig awl Charb., Cnoenb.,. two Imps of
Wisuboeue were brought up charged with stealing to dark
buttein, value 2.... ill, from the shop of Mr. G. H. Samson,
at Wi in lewne. on tier prevints evening.-The case requiring
two magi-trek:A the twi,ers were fele:toed till the Petty
Sesaitin: on Friday woek, their fathers being bound in the
suns Id 15 each for their appearance.
I:OUNTT POLICE, Monday.-Befure Mr. J. J. Farqu-
honeeb
P., r 41.6.,,1 Be aliqm. an itinerant chimney sweep, was
brought up in custody hy P i'. Ellis ehargest with being
drink .it Hilton, on Saturday night. --Prisoner pleaded
gunny, and was tined 2+. ill., and costs, 2t. dd.
Mary 4,4,4 Meptiiii, a rid:epic of the last priioneeg, was
chargetl in restudy with stealing ell, .4 sugar, value
2., 5,1 , (mini the shop of Mr. James Fudge, grocer, of
Ansley, on Saturday.-Prieener was remanded in custody
till Saturday.
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Be the nteaneg.t reWar
wrong thinga stmetim
law Ity thing at 3 mwsr
keep all the Am dlbit
perhates, those pretty i
the hease,parro we. 1
in awl are of such a,..su
remind young' gentleman that
"lie prayeth wit w.i I,veth
Both man, awl binl, awl beet."
"He prayah beet whe Invelh bit
All thin:4 len% gr. a+- ats.l -us :
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or th

The I'.-ninty Police have
Mr. Gibbs RAM "There is
aS there are at Castle." t
appeared at the ('sort c
Wills does not seem to h
custom which gives ohm
a nickname • but it Wan ,
was more afraid 44f loam'
waves. "It's al good f.
thought of many when the
WM brought before the conrt
of the legal prof, in. listc.
clerk and coroner tor 40
honoured solicitor of the
meat Was much better for iii
to have the you Tels of nei:Mho
the parties kW collected osso t'
loveteast to,ether, an smith i• • th
Pelire Court on Fri en'. the: r 4o:
feast with the prore4sl44,-atel
compliment of an Melt:a:on C 4
menders of the Lesularini, ihiis
'in C sun. The generally happy ie.:
were all I.und over, except •ane
peace, and shelled out tloie r ith :4
secret that there mast I in 4' 4.
spare. What they gabosi
perhaps is Mich us 11,,ti .4:4.1
reckon up, whsn thy hat, F
slaughtered as many poor f0..1
cAt.,paws for the Sultan and the 4'.
A few " exam:ire,' of ths 11

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Wri

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iI passi
.6-man

from M. Or iv,. th,ir Aldo v
Monday night. The.. "' 1,1

11 JO At it
~-ore4Olent. on
of the
it it

counter, the othee, ant 'wits
separating their valsta,.l.• foe:
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h. lid( of the
vilegn tie
•;.•,1 weren't as

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gl, IIoL hr
ood as the!,..elv .•, Ti.
bagman I bare bland all ite

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of tioe !twit rb,h to
th:the rSf:Ppt!on of.

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fell. ows who met

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the power to override any crami ••in i tar flue may aet
if he were not out if bin "silly icon." The Rowhig Club
were not over-friendly with tha Artillery fi innerly here,
owl thee should not atra fall out with the 171.4 which is
cv ry day increasing in power, and which ialch I nlOlll.lO
assumption of superiority by the 4,r nom next to them will
only inerraine in • cheek, especially if the workman is
trying to ret what he known in li own. If any of the
Rowing Club affect to be of the 'lnner renal. the puhlic
gittil are not for them : let them logy their own. C.l
fellowship with ULM. forces, :hid with the all 'sans, would
be mere prudence on the part of the eraili lie claw.; for—
snub the soldier. Anil ha won't core ti 111,rat for you; snub
the workman, awl whea you want him ?wet. %ell strike ;
so Ova hudilinz young tradesmen cora—hilly Aoulil be
careful that they and 'hale fathers' artinwp shonlil, like a
jolly crew of messmates, "row in the same boat." Ron,
members of the Rowhig flub will. no drailit,nrateli for the
renhlts of the ball at, owl if any disierit artisan" are black-
ballet, let then, make known their came, and the Club will
have to "look out Mr Ego ak."

ins( EN&

HILTON.