The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-13 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1884

toweloatary, however, to head It ow., to some oltarith
sod be rectoseted that the Pollee doPwaaottui"
Feed night be beasitted thsrsby.—The Mayor ac-
ceded with pleasure—With regard to F at's estate!. lb*
Beaoh deckled as disraissiag the cave 'rho/ won/
, however, serread that the bores wee sot eerahle
heavy work, sad the Mayor onattoood the deleadent
sot to be cow Is Dorohister at all events, with the
horse drawing • heavy load.—re. Melet rommk'd It
was • very prop can fr the Iseprotor to Wag
Won theft.

Howard wag lying in bed. The other man was stand-
ing In the room by tb• dressing table. partly drewd.
They both appeared to be quite friendly ; the, d.do't
appear to be ete
Captain Johrgnee'll I am one f th• I) p i'v-
Goveroms at the Poetised Convict Fetabllehment. I.
*manatees of the receipt of • letter be signs ! 'he
permit produce!. Ile ale, produce 1 the 141.. Ti, re
was • omelet weed Now.r4 in the prim sod
Reward bad visited ldra before. ()JUNI perm I.
rtriew7preoleely stated the boors fur rigging were
between two sod four. That would undoubtedly be
known to Moetegoe, se he bat received vi.ite.
The prieoners would have DO 1140 t on the prilon works
between su and mere.

—iir."-tag-,;7111...7p.' ea. raad.
The Chairman : I • this a public road?
Witness: Ilk not a public road. I I, • military
road, roads by tha worlds.
By Mr. B•wert : b. shed where N, 31 party
worked &di deal lA. road, Th• adios boast wa at
ths °Amu of lb. rod. _

dialth : I am midst tot-warder
In the Portland Convict istabll•husent. In c 0...-
quote* of inetruation• received &boot woven en. oo the
let of May I went to the shed where SI party
worked. I f dual nudist • stab on • well 18 iodise
Mph, inside the shed, aloes to the corner, • letter
ecologies sin half•overelgee. I gave the letter and
Use mon•y to Principal Warder Doreen.
Mr. Howard read the letter as follows :
" Qeeen's Hotel, 1881
" Deer Jiirry.-1 suppose you await gave at up. Pot
TOO aes I biro turned up and are all right, and I hope yoo
MN the eater. T• 11 Deli I hee• tried very hard t lln I
moths,. bat up 1., the p sent me I haw. not ben
able to doe°. I will do my beet t ass, and Ist ye, ••
Give toy replete to Wslll* avid WIPING. azi I tall t a 1
as*. cm • I promise!. sal that all that rslatioas a:*
gqitn Also lit W, Ili. he way expel t est sin.-
teas. I bare beat stook up, hat maid Dot wait sly
longer. I see I.ttio Bryes, sad tie l• c.tr.ue rat
gave me half • cold. I essitot tell you any mote thd
will Wined you at the pretest. NJ bilier• a., poets
faithfully, J. 11.'•

Charles WOJIIOTI : I am an enlisted warder at
the Coeval ifetablisliment. On Wedgies lay, the 30th
,d April. I wss going dowo Fortner.. erell a..out
twenty minutes put sever. I met Mr. Sail and
Mr. Barton, and, in aoaatigudoe of sorn-tain4 they
said, I followed the two prisoners down to Mr.
Holden's Viet who Hotel. They appeared to me to
b• very friendly. The next =ruing I went to
tb• shed whore 111.ategue tied to work, and
found the table= produoed under a slab. I
gave the t 'beano podded t Principel We'd',
Hood&
William &WNW 1... principal warder at the Q.
viol Felataileemeat. The vita's. Smith, headed me els
half-sovereigns mod slitter on tee moraine of the let
of May. Tba same more* Charles Woolf Of, I handed
me the tobsceosre.noed). I headed it ell over to
Chief Ward&
John Whit* z I are did warder at the Portland
Convict Prison. I reasived the letter, half-sovereigns,
sad tobaoao from the Mit witness, which I now pro-
dew In °Designee°e of icetruotions I received I
came to Weymouth, and these two prisoners were
apprehended. I know the aid Montague well.
Joseph Hodadon : I keep ths Victoria Hotel at
Portlaad. On the 30tit of Apt the two prisoners
°ante to my place together. They west to the billiard
room and played billiards together. and Hower I 'mid
for some and Montagne paid for oome. They loft my
house about half-pest elght.
This cmcludd tho case for the prosecution.
Mr. Bowes said he had no witnesses to call. He
than made a toiling speed on behalf of Howard, and
' cionteadd the prosecution had utterly failed to make
out a dee easiest his alient, or that they had down
that he war in say way connected with Moat ,aue,
The Chairman odd notwitbdeading the Memnon'
detente of Mr. Bowen, they were fully ore winced the
prisoners were dam( In anicert. They would be lined
the extreme tensity the Act of Pulliment ello wed—
namely, each.
The money was paid. .

Montague- was immediately re arrest ,r 1 by the
borough arse of falling to produce hie
riles, o n a oh
ticket-of- *are when riripoeted so to do, mul was
brought before J. G. Rowe, Rq., sad T. R .11s, Esq.
Superintendent Vickery maid that prisoner said ft
was au oversight on him part not baring It, and tie
would take oar• to have it with Mtn for the future.
Mr. Arial Rave you it with you Dow?
Moot woe Yea
Tb• Benoit diernimed the prisoner.

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GCMIDLASS. Mscrtso.—Tbe fortnightly meeting of
the BMA era. held on Friday, when there were
present—Messrs. C. J. Parke (chairman), A. Whittle,
J. Raymond, H. C. Burt, R. A. Sleikle, W. C.
Martin, T. I). B. Rawlins, T. Laing, H. W. Dibben,
G. Jam,,., J. T. Homer, If. Ford, and the Revs. H.
G. Roger.., R. M. Williams, and T. M. Patey.—The
bye.laws for the Special Drainage District of Wim-
borne, which had been referred by the Board to the
Local Government Board for aPPr.ral, were
handed in as approved. The following were
appointed as the Parochial Committee for Wea-
l...roe by the Sanitary Authority :—Messrs. Elcock,
Bartlett, Lovell, Atkins, Laing, Strange and C.
! Ellis. Complaints were made by sir. Weld
Taylor and the proprietors of cottages near the
Independent Chapel of their wells beim& fouled, .me
by a drain and the other by gar, The Sanitary
Authority directed that an investigation should be
made into the matter. The Clerk (Mr. Tanner)
stated with respect to having • surveyor for the whole
district, that it was impossible to do so, and it was
decided to call in • surveyor when required.—Mr. R.
G. Kerr seas reappointed School Attendance Odicerfor
the NO. 1 District, and T. G. Bell for the No. 2
District, for the ensuing year. —The Chairman having
read the minutes of the last meeting with reference to
ths poor law business, Mr. H. W. [libber' said he
wished to make a personal e planation. Mr. Boor had
issued a circular In which he had made out that what he
Mr. Dibben) had stated was untrue. Mr. Dibben was
about to read two letter, on the subject, one from Mr.
Rawlins, when Mr. Homer interposed and said he !
understood that at their last meeting the Board decided
that the matters referred to by Mr. Boor were totally
irrelevant After some discussion, the Chairman ruled
that Mr. Dibben's controvem with Mr. Boor was not
within the province of the Board. Mr. Dibben said
he would ask that the letter, which he wished t, read
•hould be published, together with the statement that
the Board refused to have them read. The Chairman
*aid that the reporters were at liberty to publish the
letters, but not a. haring been rejected by the Board.
The Chairman then rd a printed letter, directed to
the chairman of the Board, signed "G. Mitchell, one
in the Plough," which caused considerable amuse.
ment. It was to ask the Board to /rive the inmates of
the is sw.house and those receiving out-door relief a
treat at Whitsuntide by bringing them to • farm
labourers' meeting at the Frying Pan, Ham-hill,
the plea being that 1:13.500,000 had been given
last year for the purpose of keeping the poor of kkig.
lan d and Wales. Sio notice was taken of the letter.
A letter was read from Mr. G. C. Boor, calling the
attention of the guardian. to the non-delivery by the
assistant overseer of the monthly statement to the
guardians, and ales to some of Mr. It Eleock's houses,
let at £l2 and 1213 each, being illegally put for rating
under the Small Tenement Act. The Board decided
with regard to Mr. Elcock's house. that if Mr. Boor
c msidered there war cause for complaint he should
make it before the Assessment Committee. As to the
first complaint, Mr. Munckton was canel in, and said
that under the recent Act there were no instructions
for him to .end in • monthly statement ..f accounts to
the Board. The Chairman advised him to write to the
Local Government Board for instructions "n the
matter. The following letter was then read :

9, Olouctew-equere. noutham.non, BayS d,1984.
Dear fltr,-.-We are instru.t rd to Id ern your Board ot
Gnu lane that we I.iru written to Illee.ro. Dibben and Rawlins,
by dined of or chant, (I. C. Bo,r anq , o Ferry Blouse,
Witnborno. Info tel.( them the' alder th-y rang their mean
at your Boa d as Guardisur .4 the Poor for the punah of
Wish...roe at your next =seine I, ehee on Friday, the
Ilth I ot., we shall awl, 14
to the ,1411te/ Bench Disi ivod for a
quo tearreutro .rsinet their .I. .r n, en they are legally &e-
-qualled by the Statute front • ittlng gut dianc—We aro,
dear lir, )ours tru y,
Bateirr, • TAM.. COXIFILL, and
F. H. Tanner, Bee C erk to *be 0 gird. ate, WlnthJroe.

&taker wee wave toss Out of the drunkard. fllr AIALWISH ar 4 CIRCUS.
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dt tau° 'in. ll* tro.tad the tber ere any found that the stable toll !!! oar, aa 'De
guldens. drinkers presto' that they wool give up the facsimile which WIN lust.' therms, hal Woke. loou
oot• Tbele beton no other/
1. .141. for Irak hal 'toughies, al I d tholgands. tearint down boll the
Mach bad bean Wird of gi•ieg 1134111 better heap e bat attendant mar, groat di ci
als 9ty woo szperbeed in piing
00..7 should give them sober Goal 4-4 lie r•ferr d 1. the harem away frogs the Mak
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the getout services ruder.] by Sr Hear/ Bevel aka buret that it hod to be
is" lamatinbe's. higae ehowstre'sdwithri'vt
noise important service. 1,111 • tb• I woo veers
r Ls I
fise:....ersiy gauche th• ton; wail ;strayed by the
ro 1., boftT 101.1050
imrtdied vith drier. rhe nem •at Hseelvek etas green
I. the army to-toy. beaus. ho we. • tool iv•totil!
S4lller. (Applause.) He on only urged puma to bit
their childrut grow op to y •... a maturity. ot lead,
before they toducatsd taus 1..' drunkards.
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TBOTIL
Cunt roe Daunts run LS AU,OULT. The
business at the County Court oa Thursday wa• very
heavy. A cue which luau I cioasideorittile interest
woe that In which Mr. Junes Gaylord, Inaba builder,
of Stokeasb-tlonad so, who was nspreeested by Mr.
Sidney Watts, of Yeovil, yourht to mut over doaree
m fro Mr. Freak Danford, ou.ter blacksmith. of the
Gams plus, for whom Mr. Trevor Davies, of fiber-
boats, appeared, for on *Head sessult Tn. turtles
hove not bun on handl, ternas for wow rata Us
the 26th February but lb. Poroobal Sanitary CAB.
wer• exembeing some drab.. on pitalatiff's pro-
perty, when defendant sppegred on the eoene with a
driver. Plaintiff asked defendant what bugloss@
he ha I thsre, on I word. ieneued, wnich "ode lon blow.,
dalendaiit, socordiug to palatal'. • elbows, throwing
plaintiff town k okina bun, and otherwise assaulting
blot. Patiatiff wag in bed e fortnight. rho
which bad been ern mull. 1 to bear the core, found a
verdict for plaintiff f ir
WSEK 4.)D THIS.
Hoeing at Chester (although not to be compared to
th• doji of loon Wh,ff! or, and Asteroid who
galloped home gallant winner, of the priacipol event
decided over the Roo lee, bug, long, ago), woe
whops a slight improvem out ova that of law yews,
se the qtolity of aettl• Min out there has bees e.owly
but surely ou the duline for • long Hapset. Slaw
in on valuable pr n.. hey* bey given at Newmarket,
and the intutition of Stead-own and Kempt in' where
large gains of in 'nay are colleoted at the gates, and
suit prise le mad• • small forty*, equal to an bedew-
aunt of • bonny spire's lade on the olden time, and
much more than poor squires with faring on their
buds can dream about now-a-lay, old outeitinle
Chest... owl Beals lied many Wore last 90 yews
back need to draw the swell theist= toretber,
hove been shouted to *How thie express to
pas by. Tae newrnorket, Sendowa„ Epsom,
Dona istd expruses, not leaving out Monobest or,
now furry all the peo,ole, of 'ravager saltiest In the
shops of bigger Way of addled mousy, draw all th•
people along together tutu and more furiously Hun
of old In o rtalumg mighty torrent that nothing seems
able to stun. Talking of torrents reminds in. of
afatiJon Newt= Fair I.et Monday, when they was •
torrent of hailstones with flashing lightning and good
rsttling thunder that knocked dowu the pries ul cowe sad
cravat if it didn't knock down anything elui but 'mem
too bad of the three members to orgy tooth*: to
court the Mold of Newton and PAW th• genii that
guarded hoc to get in such • rage, sod haul hI. boita
about to ware Huai off sepia. Misers. Farquharson,
liornbro, and Brymer billed and cooed at lAA Breeches
and thiter., talked bra., talked clew. bilked ball,
tslked butter and thews, sod born and inatton—N••
Z aloud sad other—till they build asy no more, god
Old Joe got angry and drove them ail away. But
weiking up from free trade to protection might walk
up from hailstones to Oda beta, and I well remem-
ber a debut elioWer of the latter flying about Dor-
chester Weida 30 years built on du ocoredos
of th• protectiouist meeting there in the borrsek.e.
But there were hungry bold.* In thug' day. and a
very door loot—tillage not in fashion jut now. What
we wont is not protection ea loon, but in a mildew
form, end a lightening of the bunions peering on the
former, the rassubliehount, on an Improved method,
of the t arapike gate, the lowering of the tithe, and
the c ot of dec.tion, wholly euppottod by the Stets,
turning the tithe int • tweutleth imitate.* of a tenth,
*ad letting the pampa, who does the jeering, get th•
money. Put 3i. • quer ter on corn and no more, and
that would but no one but the bolter, who now Yds
' ell the let, and can boil I bona. by Oa soon, while
' the termer has one good fine 111.11iA1 swirls him in
the loco on the dim future num', my eisatiments,
Muer.. Farquharson, H•mbro, on I C., and if either
of you get" in, mind on I keep your •ye on the best
meat, and go in for • Prime Miaigter's earth, for it's
wcholk bills eeo
politlcians rminheodhheor7e.spoir'.i.yri.d:tbthtihhos;:gtranpeed:rmdt.,,,,eaean,,ltbbohdit;hugm,....hokh.mertpbbodili
inlopria't
,sa.onitee.hopwlot.
door tsw°
really, I believe, become aa under-secretory. New.
market &toad Spring I. on to-on mow, and thus an
several good stakes to be run for. Saucy Boy ought
to tsk• the Spring handicap. The Visiton' Plato
ought tog • to Rut; the Burwold, Zailg ought to
win ' • Breeder.' Plate, Layer- at should secure. On
W.dussday Scot Free will, douhtless, tok• the Payne
Stoke., but Royal Fe n should not be forgotten. Of
the moiler rece, so mutate is determinul by the par.
fornionos• day by day that one cannot veature to soar
into the region of prophecy, sa we duet know, and
therefore cannot tin lettere to say what amount of
equerlog sod shunting and arranging will be done
Over night to decide on the plan of op•rations for the
morrow, All I can s.y of small races is beware, and
of bigot.. be careful.
Dcreheeter.

FILIDIi.

FRIDAY.