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

DRIDPORT.

lakitenst Miasma aim Sicii LENDIso Socurrt
The annual meeting wee belt is the Council Ch.mhst
so Tuesday at noon, when the M.y ir (J. P. %wit,
1149.), Prodded. Present :—Rove. E. ilenalow. sad
R. L. Carpenter, Mrs. J. T. slteptira., Mr.. W. H.
Chick, Mrs. Oisrpentar, Mrs. H. gradual (hoe. ewe-
tory), and K. J. (J d ling.—Hie Woraii,i real the
report, which showed there was every reason t/ be
satisfied with the work of the society, and Mal L
Pys, district auras, had displayed lb. WOO ddi.escr,
and her *review bat bean mist vshi.ble, sad the
medical men bat las.us quite oath& with what.he
had dune. During the year she bad mad. no dna
2.03 e yl.it... The invalid chair we. .till kei tat the
.e Tavern. The Mayor said that the work had
ltauiti carried out in a most satisfactory way, and there
was el 11. 241. in hood, and k.lois. 7.1. in the
Bridp at Training Nurse's Fund. There was thos •
larger balsams in hand this yeer.—Mr. Horatio.*
moved the adoption of the repot. 11.w.5 glad ibt
society had done fulls a giod work, and Vat tb•
nurse'. service. were so eineh valuot—Mr.. SNOW
seconded, and the report was carrisd.—Mr. Cupola,
urtald the re-appointment of the CAIIIIIII4IIII ii
f dkwe IN:, hi Oolfra. Sttlatt'aS
Mrr. Chick. Mrs. 0 srp.nter, Mr.. Beach. 11^‘
Itsynolds, Mies Tuck-r, Mris. Henolowe (••cautol).
and Mrs. Rut (treasurer.) fle was please'
note the Increased unifulnees of the soridy. 111•1
to hasp
mra:tteeir-r.. to tint italcut:,:alLialtin"di;•":„.l
of her service.. then her friendship, and finally har
advice. —Mr. Gill g 'soon led, and acknowledl4
the great benefit his wife bad receive I from M's ry,..
and he thought it a credit to the town to ha. .80b •
O0c1•11.—lit was carried.—The Mayor moved • v
aßealh&44•ll,llB.or he"hearfaSoaf."Mr.". 4117nmaiino sr'tetela' ad nod
her..M;l:
said what bad bun dose
otiti7b.likattoloultinidry.:
for presiding concluded the Walser.

Coultas: And witildn't now —No. He had
too much money. (Laughter.)
Charles Bowyer, baker, Laglaniwitrest, bore ,out
the statements male by Ur. Collis relative to his
sleeping at the Crown on the 2811 July last.
By Mr. Dagdale : He thought William had had
• glass or two,
This was the nem for the prosecution on this
charge.
The defendant ass then charged by !bob( serietratee
Clerk and the Mayor in the usual formula as to what
be might have to say.
He replied not oilly your Worship.
Mr. Rutter said he would make oos pascal reply
after the whole of the charges bad beim heard.
On the Court re-msembling, Mr. Badge explained
the next charge wee In reenact to an alleged offence
on the 19th a July. of Wiring cards for
Williams before the re 'trate. an ralth:l g
tombs'. swore the landlo asked him to hays • band
of .ard.fo,6l. a game and drinks, and they bad all I IdOgoar.-13ere J. M. P. Montagu. Fin. (Chair'
games, which he (William.) won. Mr. Gallia now moo). A. W. H. Dammera, Rog, Major Orono.
poeitlvely denied that they played either for drinks or and S. W. Whetham. Req.
money, although they did Play • few games. The limase of the Pymove Inn warn temporerill
Is reply to Mr. Rutter he said be had not buts transferred from Marla Follett to Samuel Parham
talking with the witness** since the ad) narnment, Mr. C. G. Nantes applied for the transfer of •••
but he had been talking to Audreye ou bulimia New Inn from Thi.za Hodder to lerin R. Molina*
matter.
That was the evidence on this particular charge, Thomas Siegler appeared to answer the charge of
Mr. Budge said,
driving timber c writings without having his Dame
Tema, saki the Mayor, there is no ease, as there painted up io them at Bruedwiadsor, on the drii ffer
must be two witriesms for each indictpeory.ment for tember.—P.o. Onsf y said be bad sines seen „m on°
' the carriages without • natell.—D•feadast pinto°
ser. Bulge: Your remarks would be coarainvive if gully—lined 1.2.6 1., hula iieg open.
there were going to be separate indictment,. but that °marlin Chard, carpenter, of Bradpole, was (Amelia
le not so; there will he hut one laformation, and one at It. instanoe of hie • in, Samuel Chard,
iedictmeat, which will be cumulative. 2rd baker and groc r, with aesaultiim him ilia tn.
Mr. Rutter siabreittA this poetic-war charge' mast Ootober.—Mr. N antes appeared for readmit, and
be taken on it, own 112Wite,ald it would be imp "utile Mr. Tiiiiter for num,l.lneo.—louplainsr. said ho
logi back to other charge. fur evidence to supp nit this hail been repairing some a meg., fir which It arso
otie,
necessary to put a pie on hie father's hod. He told
The Mayor said this witness must be e mroboratiail his father h• was a very bad MIMI to UndWlllin• his
by some other witness. (oompliainaotie) pole.. Its hal d !sit had
Mr. Budge agreed, but corroborating witnesses in ta_pole iu his hand with which he struck II 411.01 es
the other *mate of the Ludictineet be oouteadel would ti, arm several times, and he had to km? if is •
be eufficieot,
'Hug for two or three days, and be we. under the
Ultimately, after • Bas disoosidoo, the Bench agreed •mitivarie doctor for a ereok.—By Kr. Nantes He
to allow that this tam should be simp y regl order', had out Wee. friendly with his father for 21 years,
tegethier_iiithtimme thick ttillovred, oaditioaiblopueoe that 41/41 soak speak to wok other ; hid maim/ •
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