The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

THI BODY

On • bier borne by the Dorchester Troop of the
Yeomanry, under the command ,d Lieut. Thornton.
The widow and children of the deceased, with other
mourners and friends; the schoolmaaters, school.
mistresses, and pupil teachers of the dm-oeuvre district,
and last of all were the sinews. There were also
present—Charles Hambro. R.q., Milton Abbey;
Mont .go Guest, Seq., ALP.; Colonel Steward; Capt.
Amyatt, Chief Coostable of the Dorset Con-tabolary ;
B. Hopkins, H.q., : Mr. T. M. Morgan,Assidant-
Inspector of School., Mr. Cooper. Headmaster Dor-
cheater. National -rebook, etc. At the church the burial
service of the Church of England was rendered by the
Rev. C6lOll Stephenson and the Rev. C. Pleon, and
at the conclusion the choir sang "0 Paradise, 0
Paradise." and as the mournful procession left the
sacred edifice the organist played "1 know that my
Redeemer liveth " (Handel). At the grave side the
remaining pertion of the Burial Service was read by
the Rev. C. Pigott, after which the choir sang the hymn
"Oa the Resurrection Morn." The ooffie WM of un-
polished oak, panelled, the Winne, handles, and plate
being of massive bruin The breast plate bore the
simple inscription "William Francis Tregartben."
and nothing else, no age or date of death being set
forth. When lowered into the grave the coffin was
covered with many beautiful wreaths and bunches
of flower., sent as a last token of esteem by the many
friends of deceased. The undert.kers were Messrs.
Sown sad Soo, 3. Park-terrace. the funeral arrange-
ments being carried out by Mr. O. M. A. Bowl, of that
firm. During the afternoon the Bag on the church
tower was hoist* I half-maat high, and at about the
Vine of the funeral the bell of Preston Church was
tolled.

BOROUGH PETTY BEBBIONB.
TIIIVIDAT.
Before Dr. Drow, J. Landis, Ego J. K. Robins.
Keg., sod T. Abbott,

U 311 li-POLICIX•111 111 TROMILI.
George Cooper was summoned for being drank and
diso,derly and retuning to unit the Weymouth Arms
Inn on iynk Holiday, My 14th.
. . .

- P.O. Noake depose:l. that .on Monday, the 14th inst.,
about 9.30 In the evening, he was sent fa• to the Wei.
month Arms, and on going there (flood the defenda..t
drunk. Defendant asked the 14,,d10rd for a glass of
beer, but he refused to draw it. The landlord ordered
defendant to leave the how., but he refused to go;
short time after be persuaded him to leave the house.
John Downton stated that he was the landlord of
the Weymouth Arm., and on Moo lay evening last,
the 14th of May, defendant atone to his bar when he
was drunk. Witness ordered him to leave several
times. . . . . .

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Defendant said, in defence, that when he left work
he went Into defendant'e hones and played Arita.,
until at Iva witness ordered him nut of the horn... He
wee not drunk, and the charge was only brought
against him mt of spite.
Dr. Drew asked if defendant had not been a con.
stahle. . .

Defendant replied that he had, and hal served seven
years in the Weymouth Force.
The Bench finei defendant 10s., including c its, or
seven days' imprisonment, the warrant of commitment
being held over until Friday.