The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11 00:00:00

STUILMIN3TEI:

pociET Nei; IN4: sii

?Slows Weldon ard
of andpishury, the latter a mart,. • •., ,
11/11.0 hreair. ote rotas,'
f tI pormae. i 4 Agar 11,e,•'
pan, dirieribe I sa rd.
Mand,Ull. s gid watcl,. chain.
fair.

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Tho 1641.tratri pre .out wtre th..
B. 11.pwar.
Pri•••nes• plambyl ogity.

Edgar 80it..., stated itaat-rie r :
▪ fil4 rehatit'a clerk. Ile wok, at •.• , , '••
kettlher 114. 1111.1 went Into 1!•ke,• •
&bout 10 nainiatts hi 11111 e. her.
both ni,,n1,0 • mitt •lean* ••1 1.• I, •
Shall.mbury. Mane one •01,t1Art
I:oing to attend?' an I tr
When he went Into the le..taa 1•.• . ,
in hit idtehand arsigeoet k. •
there I. intriellact hint t.. a
the feniaic prheslier. t• •lii,, lb •
hint I hot the w•eithl 'nit 1 . 1.1. • .
bigrth with lier uncethe lialkike. 11.. i.r „
on noting towards a lee•th
away. Ile then went lulu Ur cr.,. • r
clime to the fair-1161, anal tot. .•
out of the home again ht miatt.l
then gate Information to • poli,
alto rare him a dowerlption ,•1 the wi••
an nno„rinen weld 10%fle watel,, we'
1.1.111 Kidd meal and locket, mad e• •
I' to the button hole. The vain. t •
at the fair agabi MI the nib pt. •
quirlev heard that it was In the p
the 20th iwoeecutou trout to tie p.• .
Newton, and imer the watch and
Lavender. Knew that the u.kteh ;
and particularly reeognlc,l it by t.
cloving of the hack part.
morning had soul a cold loe.l.et pr el ,
which lac recognited aa part of hi. lir
and which was attachel to the hart,
Campbell'.. booth Ilk coat M:6,1 4
watch WWI all right. When in the • •,, ,
111/1 Out l,in Atnach 10 le•O Um tient, .
and buttoned up hit wet. which to O. .••
he did nut macil azaln till he waa
the bill. . . . . . .

Crum-examined by the female pri.r :
to mc sod c ant Inc to g.l ).., au •;,
wax a tuArriod ,41.roltt t.e,

PrOlfOCkit..r :
l'risoncr : Did you not yth A you t..
and put the watch lot., my hawk?
Promamt.r: No, I dialmt.
l'risouer : Did you not say 1 was to hat,
use of my body.
: No.
Primner : Did you not my when
that y.. 1 should like nr• loot, .- • : ,
l'ro.acutor : No, I said Imila/sr .4 tp.•
l'riwocr : You did, hut laseault I it...
think you hX.I a rizlat to 11.0 for
and don't kw,* what you mid.
Crusswesamined by u.t
the booth. You did not dr.lnk ith in,.

F.lizabuth Itroelie, wife of N. ai i 4.11
at Bishop's (.'4undle. fler I,ul, 0, I
White lien inn. Sometime in Ili: affirm. . ! T
27th Septem)wr, a inert and wotnao ,
had some refre.linornti. There was anoti
law] a hone and cart. The prisoner. •.% :
After they had to n in the hen, .
Lavender min and took the pri-m• r
took the (tunic Irieler into ci, hitter r „
priAOllCl( in chame of a policeman. 11.. t... ;
seaehm% and the two snore acre I- h • .
met on the rizht hand tide of the pion, ,
near the door-wa). After the lei, • r
lu•lt about el •!%111,,:, Ulna, aho was in the
°male prkoner was viten and accideo• ,
wet in the room, and there found a . .
afterwania pvu to Mr. Supt. Levendar. , , •
and identified toy the prorocuter. No •.:,
room but th, female prkoner the, , •
. . . . •

Mr. Supt. Lammde'r, of Sturminster,
o'clock at night tin the 26th September, 1.
tint' from the prosecutor that h•• Ind I.
watch, chain, anal appendages- il.• ga, •
watch awl chain. Witness made aarfo,
OW following morning found thst the i
Shroton, want in search of (Woo,
White Hart, Ltish 'CA Ciunolel •11.1 •
from Shrotow Came up with th to.•
charging either of the prisoner., lie • -
In the presence of the male r,
her poseension. She saki No, I late I.
the male prisoner if he had • watch. II -
dotted a sliver watch and steel chain.
flare yuu any other watch? Pria. noir •••• :
duced the gold watch, and a chain ••••ii,.• • .
took from hi, right hand trouser', pa..
charged both prisoners si Ith stcalin: th ••• •
otherwise roeciringtbsmi knowing thnmt •I.• :.. •
the person of Edgar flown at Shrotou fear,t.,
the tit It Se,•tember. The Oak priloner. Ta, 1111.. W.
ho knew nothing at all about it, and tlw yr..% • .
to the same effect, addinz, I don't w: v
me Into cu•tody, as y••u found nothin: ••11 r.•
sent for a female searcher, and took the f•
a swell room. She sat down on a scat •••• :‘ •
•-•( the •loorway until a searcher arrive?. - ••
with the searcher. Nothing wan. fourpi : w •
ducal the watch and chain, which the pl• • •
lila property. This morning (October i• • , •
from the winicm Elizabeth a • ..•, •
Wee been identified by the prow:cuter.
The charge haring been road over to tho yr.ioneri.
In 64 defence mid that he met with the tom'. pr •
on the way fr••in Shroton to Bishop'. Can,l.• ••••
between 3:terminator and the latter place. OM'
took the watch out of her pocket, .4 h.:,1,,,4 •
" not this a handsome present Iha cf.:en t••
He replied lbst II wail, and was about chin:
when she %.1.1" You put it in y•ita• p I no-
mine." He knew not.bluir about the not la -

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The female prisonees defence was tlut
her by the pr 'reenter.

Tb 6 wait both committed for trial at t!
bail being refused.

WAR WELL.
•
Tim! annual Harvest Feitival iail C.ttl;,:fs'

cultural Show was held in this
If we may believe reports and baton I. the
volunterred by the cottager, themacive, tUe vita
brightest of the several hri,bt harve.t I.2stira!,
have b.en held In this place. The praceedi-..3 ct
meneed by a service in the church, whets prihtealf.r_i
were distributed, containing suitable praysrs and h?..ti
for the occasion. The service and germ, were ht.'. by
the rector, the Ray. E. P. Cambridge, who trea:.t.tii
mach to ho remembered sermon on the werh " lit
man soweth so shall he also reap." The church va
well filled, mostly by the oottager+ end their sr,rei sal
children. The sacred edifice was es,
decorated, and reflected the greatest crodit on :-t
ladies at the rectory. One differenc in the &maga
from last year was the intraduotion at fruit--vul ii
well as cultivated—which had a good sliest. Oats
'Beath well was the text, " He giveth lead e in tty
borders." In the east window was the
we notioed last year, and below, serreascial ys
beautiful wreath, the words" I am the brebl
The usual sheaf and bouquet of magnifica.: r:ses set
also present on the table. The hymns sling were
Old Hundredth," "Come, ye thanhfal pople, cow.,
"The God of harvest praise," and " The strain ureic
The music was well sustaire I by tha eh Ar, er.l:iii
most able guidance of Miss Church, wt.o rresidelserf
efficiently on the hsomonium. During Ow ingitg
the hut hymn • collection was made in aid if tee ici
for the sick and woundesL After the service the vi ,a
village proceeded to tile schoolroom, erLich vu
tastefully adorned be the schoolchildreu wider
superintendence of the mistress. Ruiners audio'
were displayed in every direction. Tull :extras ve!
"God bleu our Rector," "Health to our harm.
Miss Foster's initials in asters " A.M.C.LF.," sal he
sickle bearing the date "11i70" in wheat, arid "Pew
and prosperity to Warmwell." The board ensile 011,
tide bore on Jensen with white letters the mds
" Warmwell Cottager,' Horticultural shay.'
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crowning of all was • verse composed and beenidellf
arranged in flowers by ORO of the paris.hicreet• VIII
hardware ready to give his willing aid wherever
required. It ran thus :

He for the helplew poor pros
0! be his lose repent;
Our feet to paths of peace b nu..lw.
! ittve Mtn, Lord, Mho; ail
In the schoolroom was displayed • goodly callect°es!
vegetables, which had boon duly examined by eersrmt
judges, and to the most commended of ion Pri's
were to be awarded. Here egern the Recto:. • idre.s. I L'
people, giving them as good advice in t,eporst fa
as be had before in spintual, after which fie initriestel
the prises. Among others we notisol ene for ow
very fine potatoes. Cabbage, were rather :nate ;
on the whole the show wu • good one. Th • pen,'''m
adornment of the room war the beautiful II gel eteel4i
made by the children, for which prises were V",;
The horticultural department being over. usat
matters were discumed : needlework, sub Si
garments, he., made in the school, were eshibitei
the makers rewarded. There were also prise' for toe°
candor:rt. One interesting feature was tie esnibillai
of loaves made from grist. The afternoon finished lel
two teas--one given by Miss Foster to th !DA"
the parish, the other by Mr. and Mrs. Ceinbrelse
above 70 boys and girls. Mrs. Cambridte
presided at • table supplied with tea end mileslcr to
Private guests. Among the visitors we mention /lb
Mr. A. Foster, the Bev. W. Urquhart. Pe"
13roadmayne, and the May. W. 8. Sylvester. The
mar made an excellent 'push, in which he advised 01
people of Warmwell to lay to heart all that their Mel'
lent Chalrmaa had said, and also that he had si'r
lii,, many a hint from the day's prooeclides,
had thoroughly enjoyed it. Many cheers were
for Captain Foster and family, the Rector end finuili
and ALLA Church, Yr. &Lueders sad Mr. Best, and la
Mn. Forrester, Idle, although absentia persons, wee Val
sabjeet of many a warm sommendation and o.l_,
wishes. Tbe s4oolothildrein, after singing seri um_.
some of their pieces, were dismissed with a bum
and went home hilly utialled with their IV
pleasure