The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

• Newhisos
Baker,

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AND AGRICULTURAL GAZE'

for 100 yards to defendant, He did not strear,al
defendant. He only said "If you swear at seal
will bring you before your betters."— Mr. Ilbash%
,in defenoe, contended that coMplainant had amiss- ..
toured in every poolible way to pica stittlierel with
defettelauk, which the letter had always endeavoured °Awed,
to evoid. Is defenoe he called a witnem named inspector
John Gunner, who said that as defendant passed man pair
...complainant, the latter, in a very insulting manner, viewing
4,041, "Wow you de sir?" and spat in his feu unfit tr
'Baell told him to keep away, width as he deolised borough of
dr, the alternative was • blew, whit* meat him tion. lot
"ng into a ditch. Another tritorgo mooed dloottotrY
was mid that Guard followed deleidalit a long Fail**,
tapce, and kept on *dig " How do you do sir r self Of
Hesides this he pushed his head in Bazell's face.
the Chairman said that defendant had received
great provocation, but as he had committed an
tumult they must fine him, but it would be merely virteeof
IA nominal tine, viz., 6.1., and would remit the costa. - '
• Bourn:log Parry Sicasions, Thursday. —Before
Jo hglicig....Eim.—Thoinasidillex. a tratelligg hatter,
from Southampton, was charged with wilful damage,
,aU. also wstil heingi drunk. From the evidence of
abt landlady of the freetoesons' Arms, it appeared
that on the ptevions day prisoner was drunk and
411111004anclobd Moue at her hole'. She desired
him to le' ave which he refused to do, became very
.iibbsive, and smashed a pane of glow, valued at li.
the defeat°. let up was that the pane Was accidently
'broken ; prisoner *as only tapping at the window
' for his mote to get . pule tobadeo When the glass
!'Unshed, Ile had offlited to pay for it, and that
ilnis all he dotild dm flb pleaded for mercy on
labocttiat of his wife And Mut chili:Boo, and the neat
, ipproitCh of his wife'e bonfinement He had worked
in the town before for six weeks, and had never
,misconducted himself. Fined ss. for being drunk,
;and is. for the damage, in default of which he was
slornnotted for PEVIJI days.---Auther hatter,
awned Miller was charged with being drunk and
inciting the prisoner in the former ease to mire his
I.lawful apprehenaioo. As P.S. Brine was conveying
Ohl, oompanion to the station, prisoner followed him
1 making use of language calculated to incite him to
escape. Prisoner denied be charge, but the Bench
' considering it fully pro d, sent him to gaol for
seven days —A bloc* named Giraffe, was
I ehwged with begging. 19.0. Mitchell cm the pre.
Ptions evening ow him go tie • batehesos shop, in
ildlary4treet, and beg for • plebe of West, and from'
I thence to the Black Dog. He was then taken iti '
, custody, when upon searching him sufficient broken
victuals was found upon him to last him for ilwor ,
„..days „.10., and a bottle Of ale. Prisoner denied
the charge, buniTs-iiiiiiiinnitial YoThaellilard
411' .u4r-,-;.
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extitioderetand t4t Henry. Edwards, Fol., is
110 tithe I Worn( plata*. to India, and will
leave about the middle of next month. Mr.
Edwards hail been-abroad it great deal, bar* bean
to Italy.tritit Garibaldi, at Sebastopol shortly after '
e ' hiligii U. Moiariw, at the crowning of the
Emperor, in America, and on the plains of Arabia.
VI/ampler.
. Goa post-office is now 'open for the transaction of
bannest relatiOg, to government insurances sod
intoBideik
The Litz eticiddoston ELEC7IOB. —On Weil.
nesday there was A ' very large meeting of the Con.
aervative party of Cheltenham to celebrate their
recent triumph at the general election in the return
of Mg Sthleiber, and, thp Te4eotion of. Colonel
BorkeleY, Thetelebration took the foimi of a public
dinner, fête, and fireworks and illuminations nt
Pittville gardens" The dinner came off in a spacions
tent, under which some 1,200 persons dined, under
the presidency of Mr. Lingw,oodi lord of the manot
of Cheltenham, ,On hie tight and idt were Mr.'
Schreiber and lAdy Charlotte Schreiber, Sir George
Jenkinson, the Ontaisbeitifdt candidate for North
-Wilts; Mr. Dondebirell, M.P., Ite. After the in-
troductory toasts the chairman gave the toast of the
'teeming; "Tim haul* Of , Mt: Shltreiben" Mr.
gphreinelr *SA %Altad with loud demonstrall6dl
'He spAti at some leagth, reviewing the history of .
Cheltenham elections for the lest 30 years. Sir J.
Jenkinson proposed the toast of "The Borough and 1
' the Comity Members for Gloucestershire," which, be
said, bad gained three Conservative seats in the last
I election. Mr. 'Schreiber subsequently proposed
"The 1,157 Conservatite dieters of Cheltenham,"
sad other tuts followed.
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13 i LAYlittilti
.-. %gas COMPICTMON. —Tbe return match between
the Woodford and Wimborne corps took plane on
Wednesday last, and resulted in favour of the
Blondford ten by 38 points. Durip.g the seArion
• goodly. propottion tff the 9th Dorset titm been
-Meek illlidoo HI -the endeavour to become good
marksmen, and thot‘gh the old adage that "fortune
-favours the brave" is not always verified by feet,
ye; thie we may 'fitly) say, "fortune is generally
,the reward of the diligent," and success as marks.
'Men is onlg,to bb atfidned by 0098., tend diligent
following is the more :—BLounrobta.,--Seriteanta
1 tlratttioe. Retire, 290, Imo, and .11 yards; the
Groves, 41, Wareham, 42, Gr. . Cora:
RidoWtr_ 39, Grofea, 51, - ':' -,.
1,,14,44
~,,,.. ...Ai., 50; (liii, - ...344,—.
W IMEORK/L -•-• Sergeants H. T. BOildesi„ Hopkins,
23; Corporals A. Boddie, 48.0. Best. 50 ; Privet..
4- liii)9oi St Ai 4001 280 ii _ Keliaod.rk 46;
Bdgibr As Matiteniito lig Ow —slit -, , , -

t mosautt.they mutt

Ar'hot haste to Mr. Patten, the inapiotor riT
nuisances appointed by the Board of Health, and
related the tale. Together they then went to Mn.
Pidgeon's shop, and seised the stinking pork, in
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