The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-28 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER SS, 11444.

DORCHESTER. bat lawr go to service she would pay th• meet —P-0.
ML Carter proved receiving the dresses from Sir. Smirect,
THONLI HARDT was cee of the guest' at the I...Ascher, residing la St- Marretreet. —Joba
Latd Mars's sot to Ingdisb Authors 'lt lb* Ham stated that th• orteoser yawned the dreams in
Mambo mouse on y. I the name of Ana Wheeler—P.C. Bartlett mid he
Barren °HAM. —lt le assouneed • Public ••• went to Shirley on Monday sod apprehended the
meting will be bold at this plane of 111Orshir. a@Wsd- romp, who admitted the olLinn when charged with
aseday set, to be followed by a envies of wag, t. She bad just dieoharged herself from the Smith-
" The Dudre of All Nations." empton Union, where she had been 0 defined. She
Ma- W. fl000th• of .1.• 81•• Theatre, h" hasd""' told him she went to Weymouth to meet a young man
over La 11. to the aconites* of the firework deurn,_. with whom she had been keeping comPeny, and that
Mrstloce, bang the proceed. of a benefit given hf she took the drums as she had not my money to paY
far the funds of the Filth November Dmamstratioo.
her fare back. She woe friendless; she bad a step-
-Lieutd:Lionsi Matthew GI meet, of toe mother, who would not have anything to do with her.
Darestaire Rewintanieih: forsed •• ulds-ds-c"hP t° —Prisoner, who appeared very weak, pleaded guilty.
Lord Chelmsford d the Zola War and 50055 She said the lather of bar child wrote and d bar
mell___us es ,s_ the he would meet bar st Weymouth and marry her. and
"••••••• ""'" ""*""'"'"tO sot " whim she got there be failed to weather. She had no
goartsrmad.w.6seareral of th• Siehind Division of
money, and stole ths defuses to pay her fare host.
cl/4.1.4"• BalitypAns.pier.dmiull absence on l""" She warn sag sorry for it fl .—Tbs operintandent stMad
Hid she had returned the mosey (6.. 6 1.) lent on thS
Dora Coon, Hoema.L.—Th• commute, beg to dimmm..i.km Ennui atm um pm., fewil
acknowledge the receipt of the following additional her month for payment
consulted :—Urposam. Li la. ; Wbilaburch Cutout- Weakly, of Macomb* Regis, win summoned
ocrue, la 7a ; Honaltiva, 15.. 41. ; Broisdwg by F k Knight for refusing to nave the Ella Sad foommbe• 36 iTs. 81.; wiaberbom StemPlit". barges I a the 19th of October—Mr. Suparintea-
d4 ;Toiler Franzen sad Wynford Eagle, £2 2..; dam vt,r4 asked rm so nakmumsat, but Mir
Wootton Pitapalan Owermigm, £2 fie. 41.; Bowes, who defended, told the Beech that the ens-
Poftbhd. de. Hide war Wasiffbn ChaPol, pialaant did sot wish to offer any ',demon—The
10s. Sd. ;Wed Obdboroghu_ ffl. Bench decided to adjourn the man
illnahitall OF XL W. J. DDIWIN.—The
_withal on wmninday evening lb. danomus slass 0003.
111416 ha" a.,_Ballithistm Friaa„,_, mooed its series of dames at the Gull L About
inaraket ,w7iiscm• Medea 01 the Onin _„
ago L 5 tioapies woes present, mid the Soot being In
W. J. ,of Dorehanar, to Mite Clara Cog, of nssuusat audition, • very enjoyable time wari spent
Beerniaatar. The esteem In which the roue( lady is bi
held was evidenced by tin greed interest whiob was Turtirratiuntuy mmpeution mm,,m_
taken lathe event, as tong before Me dam fired for the um mut E oi v.. tom pm,. at mn
011remen7 itulte numbers 01 the owls. both Man on Wednesday diorama, when those man who
ma Pinsk ,surs their way I°,,"'s have beea is the habit of firing oa the Saturday shot
°l4 cp wam• euff° fillsd ".° "a*, Scalase tide who fired on the Monday, The Magee
the Yale The torrid was most brineadvmf wore 200, 600, and 600 yard.; seven shots at each.
by the Rev. Onion Oodd. On the condo- 'Ph. Saturday matt were two short, and It was them-
".
_si th,a,"""°,_ hells pealed,., joyously forth fore decided- to take the average, which was as
the MUM MCI orsafgeooo Mt sae canton, may mumm s_Emmday. 4785; Monday. t 3.30.
were with showers of dos, while the Sunday Houtut mmmismn m the „mouth
"'lns "lased fiassaa thall path. After R..qa Hospital beg to ackuowiwite the receipt of a
breakfast Om briny pair started for 'Smooths qu th
atity of dome,s or em t
Os. of etu-pati.nlafrom
6.141.4
the
Vmagra "ha assembledEtas"' Th.tits scholars of the Wealsyso Sunday School per Mr.
aid Wisp" were both am."'" John A. Sherrie, the superintendent. Tee matron of
and costly. Tin town wea golly dmoratad in flip and tm. Sanatorium begs „mum!, m timm the Indim
beating. sad petiolate for dowers seat I r dmorations lad week,
omehting of meat gardenias, and eucharist lilies ;
alao Me. Shearon. it Marrdreet. for p protuana ol
name from the scholars ot the Wesleyan Sunday
School. Tim Lustros of the flys Zeeman, also desires
to aolcsowlsdr, with shooks, the receipt of fl men
from St Johns Church and the Wesleyan Chapel.
A LAPS Hattimier, OF W 121101712 AND NU BOTOIIIIOI
the County °ours last week • judgment
seseatose in which G•Off• Babbitts, butche_,l._._• Wey-
mouth, was the plaintiff, and John W.,
Loossmore, daseribed m a gentleman, was Cm=
ant, came before his Honour, Mr. Salami Tiadal-
Atkloson-wThe aids was Elf odd for meat Defend-
ant bad made as aZdavit nanny that be was served
with the judgment summoes is hoodoo, sad h• told
the pisiattff Mat he could not pay. He repind that
be Md ad want his marry, but would have his hem:Li
—Plaintiff t Tis false, *.—His Honour t It
hays bleu ussatmel if you bad said .o.—Defeadant
farther stand that he had last got employment at
dl a week, and he would lose his t be
were proceeded nyelan.—Plaktaff ha met the
defeedast awning oat of the Lew Courts Is London
with laid payees is hie bands and whilst fa Weymouth
hi adod at • eolkiltoe.—Ther Judge made an order for
60 days committal, to be suspended on payment of
• montb.—Aaothar judgment easunans was that of
"Award Collins v. William Ssanon—Defeedast had
£7 out of All, and be said be had paid we long as
he could, and bonen he was me day Inland with an
lastalmeat the plaintiff took out • warrant. —Ordered
to pay al la eaves days, and the Waage at 15.. •
quarter.

remarked that he win sorry his glad St. litary's were
the only mbsione !comm, but he hoped they
(Gioucester.itmet) would some day have one. The
Baader School 'Mission autong themselves, he was
glad to know m , war laming, and he h 'ma It would
tell on the whole neighbourhood. l'bey wanted to
mach the bootee of the children, and be woe sure If
they had attended a meeting that ha I been held In
London they would have been fired with • desire to
etretch oat one hood to the alley an I the other to
the court, and gather the children tomther. Us
urged them to have faith In the wish., awl intentions
of fellow workers, and of leaders, and nothing would
hinder the progress of the Cllburah, for God would
help them.
The 13-mology wade then sung, and the meeting
closed.

u"-The Rev. Camas Smith conducted the 'terrine,
assisted by the Rev. E. F. N. Smith, the bride's
brother. Mr. Boytou Health presided at the organ,
and the hymns and Pealme were Hoed in most
heartily by the chn.r-getion- At the conclusion of
the service. Mr. Boyton Smith plavel Mendeleohn's
Wedding Idezeb with se much effect as hie limited
resertrose would allow. A. the happy pair left the
char& Bowen were strewn in their path, the
ten iitional rice-throwing was duly performed, and the
belle of the church rang merry peals. On their
return from church the bona. were uuharnmeed, and
the carriage, containing the beidr and bridegroom, pulled
home by 12 perishioutes, the bridesmaid. walking in
front, and a thermi, g epectecle was presented. At
the reatory an elegant breekfast had been laid, and
in the presence of • large gatheeieg the °anal Meets
wee* honoured. The happy pair after break:feet left
' for their weddift tour. amid the heartieet congratula-
tions and good Mabee of all. It may interest our lady
readers to know that the bride's travelling dress cm-
sided of a dress of dark sapphire satin, trimmed with
sapphire purementerie, • cream Laos weistcoat, and a
blue velvet bonnet. .

After lanohams the party were someasfolly photo-
tad by Mr. Walter Pommy, of Mgt; Weet-etrest,
ester.
W. may mention ths principal &dragone of th•
village were Yam% Gerige, Waldd. and Cdoks.
TEE W IMMO PIKIMIS.
The primote were bah nusearour sod molly, nod included
the following :—This bridegroom, diamond bro-mh, Prayer
Book, sod clock ;the bridarnitida paste buckle; Mrs Altar iyos,
111 .win vases; Sir Talbot and La iy Baker, /told sod dim.ool
bemire ; Mrs Baker, mama spoon • Eon Mrs I Bankr
candreticke ; 1.1 Mrs Albert Barites, dower pots • Mr J
moor Bank., cheque; Colonel Bras, Arne ; igri Bell,
Ter ith wort ,• Kra Bull, table cloth ; Mr. Barnet, rase ;
Baker, thins casket; Its• W Barre, Darer poem.; Mrs
hirs4 ham, tabla cloth ; bachelor officers 1.1 Dorset Regiment,
silver candlesticks; Ray Ci and Mrs Butler, Saxony rug ; Mies
Ithttabez, work; Mrs Beckett, bras kettl. • Mir Bushman,
*Myer napldn not.; Mrs Bellaniv, phologriaph frame; Met
Bull, satireactwasr;lll s wiry. rue.; oga/a Couon, silver
pep.or pot; Bev I and Mrs CoUismos, ; Lady
Carolina Wade, photograph book ;Kir Canoe, lower roma ;
Soy W sad the Misses Churchill, china Mint ; Mr ani lire
Castle, grad dish; Ml.. Campbell, Berl china tray; Mrs
Wary and Miss Beare Ca Arndt, mirror; lii. Berl* Canapholl,
three riparian; Kr and Mn C Cotton, wore ; Kr and Mrs
broad trencher and knife • MIN Cothill, MI • Mir
Dunn, glum Tars ; Captain and lire Dmord butte; dl.;
Major aad Mrs Dalrymplo, sardine dish, barer tibia and jars
Cann Duckworth, book —lulls;' Mir Ina sod Misr May
Dishy, silver brush ; Mir Lucy Dishy, chin orna snot ; Mr
Dale, inkstand ; Mrs Credon and Mr It Beaton, lamp ;Kr and
Mrs Raginalld Start n, wirer minor; Mr and lire George
Rearm, rant jug; Captain Egerton, Woroester, tea set ;
flar W Urania chegit. • Rer--and Jr. Brooke-rtgarton,
War ten kettle ,• ger lt Irierton, creel, stand • Cm in Eliot,
cruets ; Mr sod lire George I 14, [reran. figure ; Kr.
Osage Lint, Inters dowel renting ; Captain Bart kl It,
Japanese croaky. ; Re• If sod Jim Enrott, water:colour
picture. of !lizard ,• Miss Harriet Eli crumb-brush and
tray ; Archdeacon of Warrolorter and Mr. Farrar, proof
etch•ng ; Kr and Mrs Chad.* In,slivim &mart spoon. ; Mr
Moyer, traveller ; Mrs SlO)er, pad ponds .t • Mr 0
Flom', work table ; Mrs Frampton, mans bell
_; Mr
Felines., Persian rum and Mope ; Mr. Pell iwee, golii brace-
let ; Miss Fallowea, too' Mi.. Foam, eras Sower nee@ ; Miss
I Form, sugar bulb; Mtnod Ms Ammar Foster, cut gins
bottle.; Mos Friar, 44110,1 Anne surf bade ; ,:aptain and
Mrs Frith, fan ; Mir B lower, w eltel cu-hion. ; Mir I.
Flower, water cooler, Miss 0 1,1 ,wer, nightgown case and
beg; Mrs °admit, painta-I antintaccarar ; Ifs Grab an,
ammo, cardradra, chins muillimern, and b shot ; Mies
Graham nod Mu 111va Smith, (11 ,10 sr spray won on the
wedding day; Mrs Oratory. bamboo tabl • • Mr and Mrs
Oordge and family, silver soup lull.; Mn o,4cm, chir van
and mirror' lire tioldaton, par of eon; Mrs and the
Misses Clollring, glass 5.., vase ; Mrs Cray, slit d.ny eys •
Miss Oreeniag, Silent C 'Mortar ; Colon el and
Mrs Hamar, Ivory bru•bes ; Mry Barrio e, river
fowl ; Dr and Mrs Hamilton, Mira augar basin
and tongs I the Solititor•Otheral sad Lady Herichel,
drawing room clock : Dr Bine; Hawkins, cheque ;
Rey W nod Mrs Baninck Marina. bracelet; Mrs Harm.
Chantal plater ; lire Hilton, gramme ; Mr Harry Hard 7.
silver pickle fork. 'MI. Hinton, tenets apron ; M'l'
and Km limning, large thins von; Roe T W anal Ms Kam,
.11ver ten spoor.e and tong); Mr and lire Sin array,
Chippendar screen ; the Misr. Eindenley, whi'e and am In
I• 11: Mies Unthorne, WieltewoOd tin service; Si c 11 it and
Vacant's* Lifford, pearl a-id lapis ring; Rev ILc llow,
thrice; Mrs Lay, ern knives and fork.; Mtge Rosa Lay,
painted mirror; Mai ,r and Mr. Lelllarremet, ellver terror
nod wet ran • C.prio and Mr. Low, entree di ; mane
servants of hit &mat Ds*, photograph beak; C alone! and
Mrs Marshall, sliver necklace ; Mr rod Mrs Mantel Pkydd,
dozen si:vor spoous ; Captain and Mrs A Kam', brok aliti• •
Miss Marriott, book ,• Miss Mills, gar yam ; Mr sal Kri
Miles, Mho, thew brain ; M manor Mame, Brow dog's
✓ame ; Rim I. Marriott, china card tray; Mrs O'Brien,
breakfast lierviee Mr and Mr. r W Pinney, smear boils.;
Mr and Mrs Pole, allver NaIi.MIISZI not oda cushion ;
• laandkorchl.f sachet 'lire Pink.,Cthibriage, Horton
haadk• robins; Mr and Mr. Peace, Loa, Quatos I e.UCkI;
Mr Prrangdmeconabo, salts bottle •• Hi.. Pedro., bias, ink-
st mod and candlaricks ; Mrs Job Pardarr, river ;
Mr. Charm Palmer, be... hanging clock; Mrs Pate, of
Banbury, rilver clothes brook; Miss Palmy., river pone-
awe ; Mrs Rooke, Sower mes ; Mr and Mrs Rolls, silver
butter bolt.; Rev U P plush photograph
stand ; Mr sod Mrs Burrow, ivory paper knife ;
Mrs Manton, salver gilt spoms ; Lady Smith, cheque;
Sir Will., and Lady Mith•Marri aire• t this forks ;Mr
and Mrs I B limith-Marriot, gold Milani. so War tea
katial ; Rev Hugh and Mrs S;rtith•Marriott, canon Reginald
Smith, menet s and • LK. of Lord Lams re ;Mr R
Barron h flealth, chops and eller c Er pot ; Mrs B*-
worth Smith, silver spoons . • M es Efts Bosworth Smith and
her brother, a Ivor ummtard p .
ot • Carr II , and Mrs W M
Smith not 'chit iren of Captain 8 oith, cheepue and lac • and
china ornaments ; Mn., Smith flag pactures and dreg se,
and eilver fruit spoon.; Rey F Noel ileith, acme. machine;
Miss Ira Smith. *dm candlesticks and china tray and en'
treeing: Mrs Alfred Smith, cut glar rare ; lii. Julia
emil,,t china plata ; Mr cad Mrs Edmund Smith, .errand;
Ca nA. Slane, saver mounted carvers , Mrs 111 aticate
Smith, elm r ; Annie and If las lath"; Smith, little tablas ;
Re• U and Mrs Smith, inketand ; Mrs Simpson, diamoed a. 4
turquoise ring ; Kr Fergus Simpson, river fish slice ; Mr
Frank Stumm (Soots Grey.), Si, knives and f aka;
Colonel Stuart, rnmh dish ; Mrs 1 Stuart, silver naul seer
litalgod School childnm and trchers, deeort *orrice;
Stafford parish, Miro farm ; Saar ard Timmerman. &Marl.
Printers Alice ;•' Servant. ai Stafford Resters, Silver
cream past;
_serrants at Stafford Home, anvelom case and
blotting book • servants at Lawell Lalge, glair I mar Tad ;
servants at the Knoll, Harrow, cheese wand sod eons; Lawn
Shirley, RN, Orl.std plates; Me Mums shales% white
china cue.; tier Ray Hoe • Spring-ore, engraving ; Mr mod
Mrs Btheurn, Horton lace han ikerchiel ; the Fad and
C sates. of thalkirk, silver t *Dot ; Mrs Stewart, silver salt
cellar.; Mier L Seymour, loin vase ; Mr. &Well clique;
Mrs Robert Smith. table cloth; Colonel and Mrs Shikrl.y,
gong; Ray J 8 Thoma cirque; Thorn .11, brush ant
bee ; Mias Elinor Th,esam, slim cream jug; rise
BMA Thom.., carved oak bracket; Ware I IC Therm,
antimosarars I Mr and Mr. Thornton, hand painted mirror;
Captain Taylor, slim ..g ,r hi in ; Colonel mid Mr. Todd.
inkrand ; Mr. Tooser, Me handkerchief; Mir 0 Cfigebar,
tetes-orti iii; Mr T Viddkr, Irar iudnm idler; lire V,ddl.r,
mar ; Cleneral and Mrs Wynyard, •• Natural Low," by
Dr.': captain sad Mrs Wynyanl, engraving by 1
laighton ; Mrs Cyril Wilson, mda cushion; Mr and Ms
Watt and family. glass Jaw aihii ; Miss White, Sloe? mar ;
Mrs alacritous William, silversugar basin; M Pets Blackman
Williams, Dresden Mos dishes; Mrs F Whde. china Sower p
Captain Whalley, s Ivergilt clew) Mors ; Mr and Mrs Walden,
butter dish and Tree; Mies Watli .g. night dnisr ; Rev
Holt Milne, chequ s ; Rey ID Wiekharn. 04111,ill• : Ron Mr.
sod Mist William, tetes-tetir see; Mr W 111116129, pled.
I fork; Mr Bsekeley Wth.aru., r bucke; Mns Mo Wu
Willimmitisa M
rrot rent brie ; Mrs Herbert Wil lams, marble
clock' •I D arie id Dishy, ergo.; Maj ,r 0
Windelif ieby, cheque; Mr nod the Hoe lire I Ameba
Wimarld DigbY, methmt braorat ; Um Edith Wlisitaid
Dishy, work bee ; Mrs Harry Farr Ferman, c.lf *Minn of
Shakespeare and theliey , Mr and Mrs Meckworla Young,
ivory paper knife; Mrs Urquhart, elks plot.; Mr. Norbury,
Dresden cup: Kr. Best, cup and saucer I Mrs Cherritt, ram
a•ni rand' Maths ; Mr Ling, ink•tand ; Mr Diann, silk ha...ikon
chief; Mr san Mr. Murray Stewart, culdiarticke ; Kiss Lucy
Linear jog and card awe; Colonel Pinn,y, cheque'
Major and 11-9 Hamilton, golf brooch; Miens Egerton, d.ver
mese Mlles, Sc; Mrs Fern/sus. crane ; Lady If cbil, braes
tes tray; Mrs %WO, Butler, Wirer eager lilac; Mee J
Oothill, !whet.. .. .

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• boupsote, which Wife extremely elegant, were
supplied by Mr. S. R, lierrir, of the Ciruwell-road
Nurseries, Dorchester.

012.111 ABBAS.
HIGHWAY BOARD.—Mr. J Asa Parry, of Corns
Abbe., booboo's sdroatod diatrict surveyor t, the Corns
lifgheray Board.

Exquielte tads bad bean dienlaysid Is ibis work, • 11:131.8TON MATM&FIRS.
senil-tallitary itbarsoter being added h 7 netnit.e-
meet of several Oat., Janke on the east wall. We NATIONAL SCROOLI.—Mr. Nf "dye Primp kneels ml
rosy mention tbe Is Ito. wian,,,t lb. church non f Mows on the 6 wsoage Mize' 40b001 :—" TRW littk
lb* tride's •iften• Mr, Pole, Mr.. Filler. the Menne school le in • very ore litahle•t.te of stliiietscy. we•t-
Smith (itaff •r I F &an). di.. i noi.L. 51.. pipe, &Di writing hie ban t oubt, with oars mid 11111,0111611.
head. The path from the gateswer to lb. chnrch The w irk in the F•nit Sts ..i•rd nes Ilegrork Is
I woe hewhewd with thettleg, sod the *lea with Motion extremity cci. E g sb is ye„ well reep„,„/ es
I cloth. this being entrusts] to Mean. 'Leona), Giro. whole. oworreiby 14 well pre, aid, except in the
bill. Fourth SLAU 1..r.1, where it falls rather below the
It ins what wined s •• wslking merk. Singing by note is highly creditsb e for •
wedding," and • eery pretty ale it was. The br I. country schotd, so lit 14 &id •lurs to cone soroee such
wM escorted to km church shortly before eleven by excellent work in this re.pect The di.cipline 14 v••ry
bet brother, Mr. limwirth Smith. being received at god. ant slt.g.tbor hie r -lilt .1f th examinati al Is
the porch by the bridegroom and his beet man, Capt. rntronteir Oralsoworth7. —I a (sots' cl ow • A few of
Whalley (Domet R•ginient). Tb• brick wore s dries the chil•tren %re, buck ward in wiewering, bet, taken as
of ivory satin with train an I pipon Garr ddered filth • whole, the hither ihf *sit chimes h sve greatly Im-
part pmeementerle, the 6 owns and d-speriee being t r 'viol this year, and have bin well prep.red o•
of sattqoe Ohio laos, the gift of her brother, Captain the whole In elern-ntwy work, ant in the *OMNI
Smith. She worea toils veil with • wreath of oroop iodinated in artic'e 106 (BY 2. A g pd beginning
blossoms •nri dlanztod memoirists, the gift of lb. has also been no to in msnust occ•ipstlnne required
bridegroom and Mks Eva Smith sod Miss Graham. UWl.l' article 106 (3). Toe intones' singing ho. resched
The bridesmaids' dream were of white muslin with • big% degree of merit, and the diecipline is very good,
flounces sod draperies of cremn Mitureeque Inn. nod , Toe groat saroed I. £l7 17., 61. In olditim to this
trimmed with
.ormim satin rlbboo, their hats were of wiry estlsfact my report, the Exoalleot " ment gra •I
ammo Inca with yellow pium.., sal they carried I was obtained. Two scholars, viz., Alfred and Ellen
magoifloent boequate of white and yellow 6w.re. Rase, won 5.. (money) wig,. at Al:Mtles wri,lng norn•
The bridesmaids were Miss Eva Smith, sister of the petition ; m •re then 500 chlldr.n c ,mpsted ; this is
held.; Misr Fl wenn* Egerton nod Ms.E 11th Egerton, the third year In which cauldron from thi. school have
isistars of the bridegroom ; hike B eworth Smith, succeeded In winning prizes from this prize sc'.eme.
Miss Billow. Thorne', Miss B•rtha Th•,mse, Miss
Emmeline Thomas, sad Miss Kathleen Thom ts, name
of tins bride, Miss Fanny Ktodersles. W. 4 1"tel COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.
Piero*, Mt.. Risk Williams. sod Mies koa Merriott.
A guard of honour. oompoasi of men of the Dorset TUNIDAT.—BeIore Lieutensint•Colonel Manse! (in
Regiment, lined the in from the Rectory to the the chair), Major aserkesworth, and 0. C. Furer•
church. Esq.
_ _

Fred limner*, of Swans.. was summoned by P.C.
Edward Pike for being drunk at 8w msg. on the 27'h
of Sept..mher.—Defendsat did n,ot appear—The case
being clearly provel, he was fined 2.. 61. an nont.s.
James D may, of Church Kuowle, who did not
Annear, wise somsnwed for ....Gpsesing in easrch of
gstus on the 6 h of April, 1881.--. Br. IS N. II .word
appeared for the proeecotioa. -Henry Selby, a game.
keeper in the empl .y of 1t... N. B 6,1 I he re-
membered the 6 h of April, 1881. He raw the defen.laot.
about two o'clock in ths morning, at • place calla
Ba.astone-bill with a go , audio° do".. Another man
warn with him,. Toe defendant had not bemo heard
of since thst time till now, but the other man we.
brought up at the time and convicted.
Defendant was &leo chargod with a aimila- offence
on the 2nd Inst.—Henry Selby, having again been
sworn, acld: Oa the 2nd October he waa its While-
waybill, and board the report of • guo. He saw the
smoke OWe 00% Of a asps. 12041 c Sul:intone FAVIII.
He raw • rabbit run out, and defendant sh 4 at It.
Defendant had • dog with him. He went to him and
produoed his authority MI • keeper in writing. De.
fen fent wrong his 64 up in his faoe and offered to

fight blm.—Deten lent for the first off-nce was I led
10r. and 9s. cots, and for the second 201. had 9..
costs.
Robert Miller, of Wareham, was summoned by P.C.
Pike for leaving a horse and cart on the highway, at
Langton, on the Bth inst., an unreasonable Ulnas
thereby ceasing an obstruction. He woo also etuarg-d
with braise drunk at the same time and place.—He
pleaded guilty to both charges, and was fined Si. and
51. oasts tar the first offenoe, and 15r. and 7.. costa
for the wood.
James Bart, of Mordeo, was fined si. Ind 81, costs
for being drunk at Mordth on the 26. h of September
that.
S. Wallis was &erred with assaulting and beating
George Legg, at Wintrirb. —Mr. Saymoor Clark
appeared to prosecute. —Defendant plea ted guilty, and
was fined 20s. had 7e. a Ate, or oath mooth's impriloo.
aunt.
William Chalker, of Coldharboer, was summoned
by Thomas Randall for an aessolt committed on the
7th Catcher lass—Mr. Seymour Caark defended.—
Thome.' Randall, on oath, said on the day in question
I saw five elms, belonging to • Mr. Doane, in Mr.
Kittoe's 6ld at Coldharbour, I turned the coin
oat, and while doing so saw defendant in • mangold
field. lie (defendant) came out, had overtook me.
I did not see him till he c .ught hold of me by the
neck and kit in. in the forehead, and pushed me in
the truer ; he then tried to choke me, and also abused
me all the way down the road. He said he would like
to kill me, and (ethic two. When I got to Mr.
Doane'. be again tried to choke me, and threatened to
knock my teeth down my throat. I then went home.
—Cross-examined by Mr. Clark: I ram in the employ
of Mr. Powell, oement works. I called the cows
out of the field. Defendant did Dot say anything to
me till he caught hold .1 me. I called the cows out
of the field booboo) I thought they were doing damage.
I di i not hit defendant in the face with a stink. -
Th • magistrates considered the oath proved, and
defendant was fioel 20.. and Bs. costa.
Joseph Gibhs, a labourer, was eurnmthed by David
Taylor, of Wilkeswood Farm, Lunt n, for leaving
his employ without giving the usual notice.—David
Taylor, on oath, nail defendant enPred his employ
on the 6th of April, 1831 and left on the of Sept.
without giving any notice. He a creed with him to pay
him one, • fortnigdt. C mplainant pro limed a
written agreement, but as it did not bear a .tamp it
woe not legal. end the c was dierniased.
Charles Standfiell, of Slog worih, war fined 3.. and
7e. cote for being drink on the 14th inat.—Tne cos
was proved by P.O. Darner.
Henry Williams, of Swansea, who did not appear,
w • summoned bc P.C. Dubbi• for being drunk on
the 4th inst.—P.C. Dubbin, on oath, raid he saw
defendant on the 4th inst. at Sweithe very drunk,
dancing and singing in the street. lie asks i him to
m 'vs on, He was very abusive. He afterwards
went on with another man.—Fined 40.. and Bs. oasts
William Hill, a navvy, was brought up in custody
charged with beating Jame* Smith at the Half-way
Houth.—Jarnes Smith, on oath, said lam ernid .yed
by Mr. Groves, landlord of the publichouth called the
Halfway House, to look after and get the meals for
the navvies who lodged there. On Sunday morning,
12th Oct ther, defendant was with several other men
in the room where the men have their meals. I asked
them to leave the room, aa I had to get the men's
breakfast. attendant odd "I 'ippon, you are master
and miesu. both here." He caught in. between the
doom coil ared me by the throat, and punched me
with his other hand. I made off MI blet I could, and
ran inside and shut the door. He said if he othld
only get me outside he would murder ams—Mr. 0.
Groves, landlord, said he was in the kitchen at the
time having hie breakfast, He beard plaintiff say—
" Yon most go into the other room." They then clothd
In a soda., but he could not eay what the row
originated from.—The magistrates oonaidered the
assault proved, sn I filed defendant 20.. and 7.. costs,
or one maoth's imprin .nment.—Prisoner was epore-
bended the day prevlona at Sandford by P C. John
Abriams.

were both pit-wood men, and be rienkid that he owed
the money. He wu often away at wa. and got
the original SUMMOZIO, he eupp wed.—}ll.l Honour said
as the pi Jutli! lid not appew, the came meat he struck
ou ; did the defend mat srmt anything '—D fondant
gild be evened nothing, lie ha IC nti u,ft Swan-
tie. to defend this, wid ha I had t borrow the mo
I, pay his fare. lie did it want • omw f tct
h- did n .t want anything only to gat back to 'wawa.
T:os Judge : Toon y ii in ‘y (I. tught..r.)
klfrmd Joseph Nio we. f omeriy • draper and out-
fitter, of Worehani. a haokru,t. appse.l fr hi•
iii ch srge.—Mr. Cortii represented the debzw.—Toe I
official receiver, gr. A. Dawes, was present Irith itit
mint. Frau tole It •ppested that the Ouly nut.:
of complaint was the man or iu which the deb or'•
bloke had been kept fie could mak. nothi g
whatever out of them. In sendag out the few
I &patinas theee were be had ser.ral replies that they
bad been pal I long Ago, and that receipts were held for
them.— Hr. Calls said the debt tr curled on • Ter,
small business, an I unfortunately di I nt Iretip a
proper net of books. Still he bed not offended
with • Ira violent intention, hut merely feint
ignorance.—W. Honour sai the debtor dil not keep
• cub book, which way hell to be the chief t,oik
ot alt. He felt that he could not pass that limier
over, for the law distitittiv said tb st • man in
busbies, who wished to take • lesottge of the
A t matt keep prop r b Curds said that
was so, bat as be ba I said the debtor bad off° dad
through ignorance. It. wee a young men aril had
boon trying to obtain iyment, but the fact of
his beim, an undischarged bankrupt prmventei hut.
—The Jittlge mid he must not weaken tm. hands of
the Official Receiver in thew cuss. He should not
Illicit to go forth that • man need only appear bef
the Dom tshire Julio t get his discharge. To
working of the new Act was to his mind very suit
factory, and he believed it made men much more
cart ful than f rmerly. lie spike highly of the
services of the Hifi:Hl Rniew r. wbo, be amid, was •
m at zealous sal p.iov.altiug officer. —Mr. (7urtie said
he hoped his Honour wouil not tterm ineittly punish
the man for this oewlect, an I his H Hour gaol be woad
not. Re must mark hi. mentos of the offence end the
order would stud thus—that the .lebtor be grout-.f
his dl. .harge, but tLat at ne suspended fr twelvm
moth..