The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10 00:00:00

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UNION fce rrtnigh...y meeting Of the
Board of °mediae, wee held on Thunday, Mr. C.
Paterson in the chair, and there were present Messrs.
J. Rawlins, 0. Curtis. J. W. Buckley, E. J. Conway,
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cwt. ; butter, 10fd. per lb.; soda, 4s. 9d. per cwt.
Ms. J. Godwin-Gftpreend Australian beefilad. pet
rs lb. ; pork. 64d. ner lb. M. Baynes-u bele
7d. per lb. ; mutton, 7d. per lb.; meet, M. pie •
shine, 244. per lb. Mr. J. Gidoed-Salt,
cert. ; pepper, 44d. per lb. ; 54. ed. pre-
Kos, 16s. per cwt. Hopkins an d0r,_:0.7••,....e.
17s. lid. per cot Laser. 20- Per_..lll",l "After, 59i. per
barrel; sosP. 27u uct tor cwt; O*
se. Si. per 12Ibs. ;
rake. dd. Per 'Wrap'''. 41. lb. Mr. T. a
Balson-Tea, Is. Id. pelf lb.; str,cr,d.
p lb
er
J. T. hfarston-Al.. is. Per "gallo Mr. J. Hoskins
-Brandy 24e. „Per quarts, "din, 12:per gallon ; when
1.2 u su°l4 Warm Deny, Brothers-Coal,
lod.,per JOG.
r°W3 1-;°"C".- -A meeting of the Corporation was
held In the .2w
Jacn-chamber OR Friday. the mayor
ootmaluor N. Western) In the chair, and the
other mentl.,ees present were-Aldermen F. Styrian,
IL K. Welch,&edam and G. Greta ; Councillors
0. Curr:es, A. , T. Buckley, W. D. Dugdale,
W. Kate, W. Penney, J. Gifford, and H. J. Conway,
-nee
Town Clerk preduoed a tender front Mr. a
to take the markets and fairs for another year, but it
wee not opened, as the Council decided to advertise
for tenders.-The Town Clerk also read a letter from
the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Dorset in-
quiring whether the Council would en-operata with
the county in appointing Mr. J. Oemyns Leach, of
Sturmiaster Newton, am public mallet for the borough.
The clerk of the peace eadoesd a circular that had
been sent to sereral borough authorities, and stated
that the Committee of the Court of Quarter Sessions
had not yet decided whether Mr. Leach should be paid by salary or by fees.-Th. Council resolved
" That this borough is wllling to co-operate in ap-
pointing Mr. Comyne Leech, subject to approval ate to the terms of employment in this borough." -The
Streets and Highways Committee recommended that
the footway from No. 1, Elmwood-vines, at Longfteet,
to the Sloop Inn, at Parkstons, should be gravelled
and herb 4 and that it should be of the uniform width of eight feet. The Council decided that the
work should be done under the supervision of the
surveyor.
Perri' Etmettoin,
_Thoreday.-Ssf ors the Mayor (Yr. W.
N. Western) and Kama A. Balsam. W. D. Mandela, and
J. & Dural
Tun °nasal or Itessazuzieserr.--Geomo Greenhill
' surrendered to ball charged with embezzling the sum of
k Si. remised by dim from Mr. Charles Wheeler,
bullder,of Poole, on behalf of his employer, Mr. Frederick
Chatie Sandie; of the Architectural Pottery, Hamsrorthr.
-Kr. Transition eppeared for the prosecutor, sad applied
for permlasiou to withdraw ths cam, as Kr. Wheeler tras
111, sad not likely to be alibi to attend for some time to
coma-The Bench granted the appliostica.
Ti Inocarton Am -Albert Brawls warn summoned by
Mr. John Mosrla:inites. School Attendance 0111ser for
We Borough, for 47 to mad his child idialind to
school rH. DS:Canoe prosecuted. -The
School Atance Officer said defeadant's child had not
atteaded say school for three mouths. -Defendant said he
woe away at work, and he wee not aware that the child
was not attending sokoel-Tbe Bench ordered defeedaat
te Par • lam of ss. by Saturday.
Marble Wsisteed was shisilarly eassinansd- Ms. blowiest
said William Weighted had only atteaded school 11 times
in • month. -The mother said she treat her ha be school
grecs den but he sand trona-TM Mao aoudad
the cam ; but told the wombat she mud herself see that
the child west to ashaeL If she mune there agent she
would hare to Pay the full penalty.
Risherd Bmphee was summemsd for a Ulm offenos.-The
°Wet said zilea =bad node 12 attesdasose in a
month. He bell the maker mane Kowa -
DelendanCe wits sail as shall was 111-lined be., sad
allowed till flaturdar to MM.
Sarah TOM/ was sonnased for net wain her child
Carrie regularly to rhea -Kr. Yowlers said the child
only made 12 sittendseass daring the pelt death, sad the
mother bed been reposedly easelksed -Defesdioat said
her child wee add well, but she was ordered to pay a
h.ofk la a week.
Jelos Cass was stmllarky saramosed -The @Scar said
mai °Age had only attended reboot three times during
thstiC month, sad Elisabeth Cokes lad not made a
adwelassa This was one of the wont cases that
be he bring before the Bose& Deleadaat's wife wee
In lostbreines. sad the podia. who now &proved and
described bestelf as hie aoussloosPer." MU§ Wag Witk
higlL The dahlia owe dowered with vends. and la
Boa hisashap art, star that they bed bees reload adaddes ewss Is the Pres Sada -The Koper re mad the wawa fir kat easiest. sat Wpm& • kis
et k

Comma Congos.—Faltss Gm and *Latent Ns, two
young men of LTWhitt Waster, way eunamotael for
ritlltut with° it re4a at Ham eort'.ll on the &Ira of
N tomb., —Dr. EP.P • p said he wee driving does
th.• Lill Ili II ii L•ly Junction as Il•turday
ism k. and •• •• the .L t. ,autA each in aim's of a wag,4, a
soi t tat borne. They ..are both rung in the wmams,
rand had no reins. 111 a..el them to ...t down, but they
would not, and Ws gave information t • %lot polies, se he
thought it wee his dots sod, ins —Defendants plead
guilt, ed
461,..i.bandmailla..mttes
r of each.
Siamese!
worew agis fi
h.
"Sunk
Liont ...ler, .4 1....44n.,-a. *wanton. by a 00•01•11
nomad 13 orge Fry, wit'. clamed Al 91 halatioe of
wages. Complainant said he sr. shipped by d.feadaat
aneteil 11
F.r..
for. variant to Landon on the 29th October, at S 3 • In unit
mesa Ddendeat kept him to food ma board sad ia
London, but when they returned to Vole he wanted him
to help work out the cargo and supply himself with food
out of the sa • month. He Mused to do so mile.*
defendant paid hire Is 61. a day extra, and as defeadant
would not do Pas he asked him to pat him oil, which he
elm declined to do. He had received £26. of defendant
altagether,and now sued for the haleoce.—Dedendaut mid
ho esgatod compleillant On the 31• t October awl not on the
22 h. Ilia vessel was under 80 tons and he sailed under
the ewe, of the port, one of which was that the crew were
to keep themes yea when in the port. He had .o employ
, another man in complainant . pMoe to help work out the
cargo, and he proposed to deduct 11d. a t n for this,which
I would leave a balance of 1.5 a. 14. due to the complairmat
l Mr. Thomas Frampton said he WY master of the vessel
under 211) tons belonging to Mears G. and T. Hellen.
The rule* of the port for such mewls had always been
that me ron m they were 01 mired at Poole, the crew had
to keep themselves, and if any of the men wished to leave
the vessel they could do so when the cargo wee out —Mr
James Sammy', mate on board the defendant's weasel,
Sand he was shipped by the month and he was not found
in food whilst In the port of Poole—The bench rde red
defendant to pay the amount admitted by hint, vit., 15a
4d., and meta
A Vtotwat WOICAN —Meer Jelin fha ides, en" unfortu-
nate" was summoned for mouthing Jane Frampton on the
previous Monday. --Complainant mid she wm in the tap-
room at the Coach and Horne Ina on Monday night and
the defendant came in, swore et her and struck her
several times, and got hold of her by the hair of her
head and knocked her down. She wrist into the bar
and the demo..o followed bar end ttre4 k her three
blows in the face, and the marks were still visible. —ln
cromezaralastimi by defendant oomplainent denied chal•
waging her to &gbh—Beet. Ling said she was bit in
&ergo of the bog, and she saw defendant strike complain.
sot in the face three Untie—Marty Lowe said he saw
defendant knack down complainaut in the taproom.—
Defendant sald the man Lim could not hare seen what
occurred as there ware W quarts of mulled hoer drunk to
the taproom that aftern 'on, sod he was so drunk that he
went to sleep and could not play the Mal t.—Tne Mayor
said the smolt appeased to be • vory noproeoked otw,
and fined defendant £1 and costa (16s. 6.1.), or 11 days'
hard lahour.—Dafendant: Well, take the ii d.,5-..
The Bench ellowitd defeadmt a week to my. —Mg.,
daat was then charged with being drunk and disorderly
on the quay.. Sunday night—P.C. Coorrett said he saw
defendant mar Mr. P•nney'e store on the quay lust put
ten on Sunday night. Sc, was very drunk and using very
had Language A young lam ultimately got her home—
Defendant said she had some runt, which aim was not used
to, and she did not know what took place ?Mot morale(
she found that the ...covered with dirt, and the laudlla
of • publichouse she went into 5.14 her that the polioman
pushed her down—Hr. George Emmen, the landlord
referred ta,__happening to be la Cour be tem caw forward
by Supt. Hunt, and stat-d that he an • the defendant
standing at the corner of his house sery taper. The pow:s-
oma ordered her tog, away, but she would not go, mg
he then put his Mud ageinst her sad again told her to so
home, sad she was ets drunk that she fell down.—The
Mayor ordered defendant to pay • Doe of 5.. acid co•ta
(7a. 61.); la default 'even by. hard Islam, —D•fendant
Mall go to gaol, sir. —The anagistretes aloud defen-
dant a fortaight to pay MU Ape.