The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22 00:00:00

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DORSET MICHAELMAS SESSIONS. l equitable the state of mime segued to be about the
For
the
tem...coo
of the county Meiners on I Game. He then called Isteention to two or three Acts
Tuesday the magistrate. turned
gip In full force, I which had been pained last year. The Contagi •us
Viscount ortman
mei,line eni the Lord Lieut. Earl I views (Animals) Act he thought a consiiierable
P
eoeegb,r with three of the County imp•v rement upon the old laws. Its object was
of ihafteeleiry
o,:edriti:gote.y chairman), the Hon-. , to promote deynitch and uniformity in the action
n" Colonel Di
gby being of the law. The Act for the amendment of the
W 71.17.
It. l't•r•rt. ',Tu. arin laW relating t•• Highway's ; the Act for the Protees
Amon- those preunt
o, - as greneeny WILLIAIIB.—The Noble ' thin of Fresh Water Fish wad each elluded I, and
c.,:allimal
al'r ia,' f'.o`,,c. be asked the Court to enter tipm then the Chah man called a•toition to the CYO of
, • , ~._ ~,,,,,le paler. fell he should only , Emma Levi, charged with meeting • criminal lunatic;
the Intone.. ie 'he
be doinz arrow,. to his own f. elicits,and also thou of awl suggested to the jury they should find a bill,
the other meiels-r. ••( thin I ' •urt, tide.e he expreeel , leaving the question of whether the prisoner was or was
the ii et. sorrow
f, g by till at the lose they had not married to the man she rescued to the Court. The
experienced in the •Lath of their excellent friend. The fart tint there were three cue., of attempted aukki.
a,,,,rfof eed kin !manner in width hi' entered into the wa. quite an •eel feature. lie never remembered
bu.(nee •I' 11.• I 'owl. er-ev one knew; hut it w.te not having ever seen more than t• o before. The Court
_v.._ men ~,b. knew th ‘t between the useione he WAX Wag not in the habit ••f dealing hardly with thee. calm
every men in tin •leg oir what rel •tesi to the Imsin.u, in general, but where. as in all three of these, the
and in k, i p_11: up A orresporplefice with him (the persons to be tried had been indulging in excee, and
ch.,;,,,,,0) whensver tlo•re wet the slightest risk •I had committed the offence% through their own wicked
neythin.: like :I jar. 11.• was the man vrk• we able conduct. it certainly emit not allow them to be passed
to say thou wool words' which established a happy over without exemplary punishment,
cue. gal and psoco between them. In consequence of The Grand Jury were then dismieeed to their duties.
his 1....,, it be.nme hin busin.se to find someone to Jesus Heyward, • miserable-looking old fellow, of 56, •
c..rry on the basin"-s. he always at hand, which *ham:biker, end ot imperfect educetion, WU charged with
nether hinted( (the Noble Lord) nor Mr. Fleyer haring sttentpted to drown himself at Melcombe Retie
could undertake to , he. He eoneultel with the senior Mr. Wills so. for the prosecution.
magbdrates, and sou happy they hel been able to On the 10th of September. about eight in the evening,
!terry, t,LVinsar, a mai, was the bride.
obtain the c oisent of two of the younger members of MOW be heart pet. 's‘ nee a'sir a man named g i at onWeeerra re
the Court to undertake that WI the bneineen, should a glut, hut be d'eeined, and then p ' Draw
uld,to"Cm
be carried on from time to tine. Mr. H. 11. Middles gong, and, welkin.; ca the middle of the brides, put his
ton awl Mr. Albert flukes hail consented to sit in the left leg over and held on with his left hand, his hand
second Court. Mr. Ilanken hail sat there before, and slipr,l, and down he went into the we er. He we.
It might have been thought he would have been men- drunk at the time. As soon as he fell Wismar sang out a
tioned first, but it happened that Mr. Middleton wan man overboard, and ran (or a heat, but before he could
the :senior merberate, and owing to their courtesy aw o
l of 'II. "mei
niest
"'I
put off and picked him up. One
goes! (*ling t marl* each other, Mr. Middleton and effortthese,t, evereitlye.etoir fieheCtl:!tft.,.,see,ildhthe prisoner mad, no
Mr. Budges looked oil this's only one appointment. lie
ad d e
verya t t hela time
ee stesc.so
pretunwineh.onut
irnery: r:raticdyslythu,eansadidite..hNal
hoped he was not presuming too much in asking them
to act, and he hoped that on thin awl many other soul sew me jump overleard ; I wan watching the °prof-
occasions, they would carry out the business of the tonl•y, and wheal is.,, there was no one looking I lumped
oecrboard, and thought I would get out of the way.
or Piusoesns —The (*ours bne been "
county. in hi. defrnce, said he had no intention of
CoNVETANCS "Prisoner,
called upon go make some partnente for this; but, ;I:f:sr
sihfelspedlife. He had Lad a little drop of drink and he
followin4 the ea unpin of Mil:ll,4ex. they intend to H.• was found guilty, but wee vecomnieniiod to
resist it. ard it WA* referred to the Visiting Ju.tices. In con•equence of his having been under the influeer% of
—e6p) hel it:en had been handed ever by Mr. lioeor as the gin,
s,..i.nee g.• g:••• Cs :ley Treasurer ou as mnies dto Prisoner, wli i from his numerous appearances before
the county, upon will' the CHAIRIAO congratulated magistrates, seems to have been leading a reckless life,
the Court.
was duly eautianed sty the Chairman, and sentenced to
Pranings. —The f •Ilowing are the pen ions granted one month's herd labour.
to the te“Pnl officers , I the god by the Government: The Grand Joey returned "No bill" against Frederick
-J. D. V. I,awrane., ,overnor, DM W. I. yeriuu, przern.. for unlawfully attempting to commit suicide at
principal warder, LIZ 17. lad ; (1. K roide. warder. is
tll 6.. 61 ; Georre Bowfin warier, £53 3s. 3•1-. sm-arh.. e n!..." young Mee." Joke Peaty, alias Cinyton, *Una
The warders are payable from Slay 27 ; the goveroor mmzireee36. and Of imperfect education, who dercribed
fr•tn July 27, an•l the ••nly amount payable out Of TA. efilajocker but leaked athorouchly dirty "les," end
Henry Apnea (M), drapers assistant. of good
monies provided 1•Y Parlament is £Ol Itle. All the education, were charged with stealing d i h a purse an e_g t
remainder 14 povable by "late prison authority." sovereigns, the property of Catherine O'Connell, at Wel.
BRID•Ie4 AND BUILDING& - -Mr. HANSI° gave his mouth. on August VII.
!egret. which stated the amount lap !out on bridges Mr. Lock was for the IWieseution ; Mr. Castle defended
11 : Jefferios, and Mr.' 'tps.rPesty.

to'he ban it 14., bnildinge-the Hall £2 ;
the Howe, 1:03 11.. 10.1. ; works in hand, CC 12..
-total, £450. The earner. works ordered had been
for the most part carried out; eight bridges had been
repaired. There are four vaeatones In the committee,
and they propried to fill the vacancies by appointing
Mr. Ilundry If Bridporth Mr. Littlehales (Sher.
borne). Mr. E. W. Williams (Ilarringst me), and Mr.
John Batten (of Cerne.
LUNATIC ARTLCIIA-Mr. FLOTICR, M.P., read the
report, which stated the number of county pauper
patients to be 177 mates and 190 females, total 373.
Of the non-pauper patients there were 23 in the
asylum.
Fte.tecr- -Mr. FARPTHAILSON read this report,
which recommended • rate of one farthing in the C.
CuIXIT CoNsTABPLARr. -Major FRAMPTON pa-
tented this retort, which recommended a rate of one
half-penny in the C :-Bills for the repairs of the
police stations named below, amounting to ('23 3 3d.,
have been ',realm-el to your committee by the County
Surveyor. and, after examination, allowed and ordered
to be pain-vie, Shaftedinry Station, £3 Is. ;
Wimborne, £22 1.. 11.1-1'23 3s. 3a. Your committee
having obtained through the Chief Constable tenders
from several large army contractors for the supply
of clothing and accoutrements. dtc.. for the police force
for a further term of two years, from3lst December neat,
recomm nn the Court to accept the tender of Me...re
liibbert aline, for clothing aml accoutrement.. Messrs.
Alm oul and • 'O. for caps and helmets, and Mr. 11per,
of Brithort, fee legeings, subject to the usual con-
tract.."-Mr. PLOT is, g.r., mentioned that a worn
sn
had been sent te waol with a bthy at her breast, and
by the order of the inagtdrates the baby wa. a Imitted
itito the prison with the woman; bnt under the present
regulation. the Gov..rnor tefue....l to receive it, an it
hapeene It., be over eitht .nths oil, ann it was sent
to the unien. This wee an instance of the friction
between the two atithoritie. ; the result was not fair
1.. the union, ant pnthably not so good for the chi
Recurring at a Inter period to this matter, Mr. Moyer
said there eeenten t be some .liecretion in the breast
- (laughter, tuol the hon. gentleman pausing in
wonder, um:easel...et of his involuntary pun, the
laughter was continue I,)- the discretion in tlf a cam
was in the breast of a rentletnan-(laughter)--that if
the governor .1 the gael, and he ex, mixed that niters.
tin against the baby. (Lenghter ) It PIM leek.
that babies should be sent up to Dorchester, and then
sent away from the prison eat.. -The II C. W.
1111%,,HAH wd.l in all such c we. the authority from the
committing magiet,ate. shotild accompany, and it
most Ito him the governor ought not ei relme. -The
: linty ssgth • chill end the jury
fon., I that it died liecams • the govern.- r. (noel to
*dud. it, with its mother, then the governor would I*
in a scrape.
Ciiisi!'oestriatee Brener. -This report, c .n-
-taittin the 0. isties .4 grim ' Was real by the et Eng
of the Pr. see:—" I have the honour of laving before
yeti ti, roue.. of ,rime fir the quartet.. .luring
wide% et lien it app.. .rs t1..,r Do numb sr of pent us
appreluanlen ateeente I t 20T. were dealt with
as follewe :-Itischarged, 26; ennenarily dieloyd of,
10: ten f.. •04 il. 12. Tbew rem- ns show a
ell_ os ot. se . ten in the lighter claw of
elf i.e. -'ett • rinse of a serlow, sl, a • Cr has tlecreasere
the number .1 per. ne ...mmittel for trial being five
les, than is, the eorreseepling pert.' of last year. I
al-, beg te lay befere the ewe •he returns under the
Cetitagious Diectee. Initnaln Act Ihwing the
.pi trier entlir.g 30d, September last there hare been
tss eutbre .k. of pleunr.pneumonla --three animals
w, re slaughtered bv order of the 1 vat auth eity and
two died. Fo n-andonouth Diee.tee hes broken out
on three farms, avl firt ar,imais w, re attacke I. The
new Aet tok effect on the Ist of Ski her. a•ol will
sor ail inereosed duty ..n Dos insp.,. ore whn may he
alq...ieted her the %et. .n the Isdice generally.
IH•LTENATON PaßklL—The CHAIRMAN reported
that (bet' enmitte. had rraseivel an applicatien from
~.„inent .1 the county. .Ifering to undertake the
post .4 :rnaly et. The difficulty lwfore WWI that be
0.0.1 lee be ap ointed be the c• elntr, th.negh he
might ha apt...lute I by every borough in the county,
on.l the t 'hairmet han suggesten he thould put him.
~elf in communication with the Local Beard, to know
whether they were willing to arnept him. The Govern-
ment Board, having taken months t consider, aecepted
him ; e.. now the Court had the I der lif a very com-
petent us-a,,-Mr. Leach, of Sturminster Newton.
Pole awl Weymouth are very nesirous to know whom
the comity will amoint. that they new appoint the
same. Tbe Committee will recommend the appoint-
ment of some person at the next eeetions, and also
that the Court c mistier the form of remuneration to les
Pokis
im:EssyniAL Soo t..--The retort ef the committee
stated :-The committee very strongly feel it their I
duty to recommend to the Court to take the legal
step. which are to he "between in onier that an
Industrial 4ch.0l for Boys shall he eetablishen in this I
county. From inform iti..n received from the Chief 1
Constable there are pethably from 40 to 50 boys who
are fit subjects for an industrial school. There are
mony urgent melons why we should advance in this
endertaking. Ist. - ('he present character of these
hoe., which is tending to a dovrowani course of crime
nestructive to their present and future prospect...
2n.1.-There is every probability s.f theell boys being
abeorhel into the crimina! clam. The committee
fear there will be some delay before any sum
Is receiven (rem the Government as to the
empire, cells of Dorchester I ;Rol. With regard
to the probability of boys in the unions of this
county being c insinerel tit for an industrial school
the committee are of opinion that where su -6
refractory boys may be found the boards of guerdians
will readily avail themselves .1 the advantage of such
a echved. The committee have made inquiries in
many localities for • suitable piece of land for the
building of the school. The psi.. asked in each have
eev,„ very high, and none with the alveatage. of the
site the c .unnittee have eh...en at Wimlorne, with
just the number "f el: acres retired, good land, suited
for .pasle husbandry. good water, healthy poeition,
and ..yy ',ear the station. The rnmmittee have nnt
felt themselves jeetifie it.' refuse the I,ffer of (hi. land
at 1:300 an acre, wit the provision that the acceptance
of it be a metionel in .the time by the Curt,--
Sir NI 4.1 rare Nerrae was icquainted with the land
W.mlorne I that raund his own part. and
as a humble Dorset v.r.rieto , he only e iehel
he couln 40, CM an 0. re for what it worth fifteen
time- as ninth at that al. sit Witnborne. • -Ile. HAN.
NAM defeeden the pries, act Nfr. HANRIO 'sit the
land offered i ..rth that fr leading ;
there i.. no doubt it is worth every shilling of the
money.- -T),e report was revived,
DOICHILITFI 1;110111AR Scume__Tes CHAIRNAN
vvelied at'ention to the theft scheme for managing the
aday.e, an,l ouggest.,l the Court notify that they are
preplan.' to name SW. governors when caned „a.
catersoo.re Dierasee —The AR IC of
the Peace reell a report on this subject. The report
was referren the Executive Committee. whe, after the
general loudness of the Curt, appointel Mr. Bannister,
Britheirt ; Mr. Lipscomb.. of Dorchester ; and
Mi. lIIAke. of Wimborne, veterinary inspectors wader
the %ct. •
Ithevetre. - Mr. V. PAIN{ complained sf hieydes
being ridden very fast in most dangerous parts round
Witille.rne. It WA* a place full of turns and with a
number lOf hills. and you w POO I,erha • • 61,adeu
large Idcycl"s coining down at once at a rapid pace.
coal anything lie net. to make them moderate their
speed ?—lt was agreed Mr. Parke would give notice
at the next semi as.
The business concluded with the addition of Mr.
Batten to the magistrates appointed to sit In the second
Coat.

WED:USDA Y.

The criminal bneinese at thee sessioits. -c.;O:1-tne-i;oed
to-day. There are 17 prisoners for trial, the charges
Including three attempts at suicide, one of attempt-
ing to, procure abortion, one of rescuing a criminal
lunatic from the Dorset A,tylum, one of indecent
amatilt ; one of burglary, and the rest ordinary cases
of stealing.

TRIALS OF PRISONERS.
FIRJ Corirr.
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so-
Tbe proesentrix. • not bad looking "Olriab" girl, and
Who gave her evidence with a pretty admixture of the
brogue, had come on • visit to • lira Linthweite, •
fellow countrywoman, who., hishand i• • sergeant of the
cooks mess of the ff/th. On August 97th elle and Mn.
Linthwaite went to the Weymouth RANDS and fell in with
the Prisoners. They appeared to bore gone to various
publichouses, and at one of them the prosecutrts missed
ber bag containing her puree sod the money in quedion,
anil the police were communicited with, and thepesoomen
Won. ultimately given into cost idy.—The facts of the case
had been reported in the Monza fully time atter time.
The line of defence was, on tiehalf of leftism, that be
woo a Perfectly respectable man ; and on behalf of Peaty
thit the woman'. evidence WAS perfectly unreliable.
Mr. L ick admitted that it WAS a car which primed/Geis
admitted of very grave douhta
Afte, the sutuneizut up the fury returned a verdict of
not guilty in each case.
Ewing Law (E), hawker of jewellery, the young lady
who performed the exploit which we have again and again
reported, of rescuing Isaac Levy, a criminal lunatic, from
the Dorset County Asylum, pleaded guilty to the offence.
Upon the recommendation of the learned C
die withdrew her plea, but, after the necesear=
evidence had been riven, the jury returned • verdict of
guilty. and the prisoner was sentenced to one week's
imprisonment

(Before Mr..f.;lin FLoren, n.P , deputy.)
The follovring genii-men were sworn on the Grand
jury :—Mesers. I: Genge, Watereon, (for.man), If
Beerombe. T. S. Iti.nrs, W. Bubey, G. A Itarr.drt. .1:
Damon, J. S Drew. T. I'. !fig" Ci. Hss.kio.. T.
Hooper, W. Johnson. If. It. James. J. kisr..h: B.
Mollie. F. E. Pope, J. D. Paul, R. W. Reynold., J.
K Rowe, J. Russell, W. Sims, Chapman Saunders,
W. P. 'Tucker, and R. Wayte.
CHARGE.
Mr. PIATIII in his charge said the number of
prisoners for trial was two more thanthe corresponding
quarter of last year bat from the report of the Chili