The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-03 00:00:00

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IF YOU VALUE YOUR WEALTH URI
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-11440•14, LOXDON, W.

AOMDEIt.-011 Mosaic Mat, about five o'elook In
the evening,i boy named Walt= Itymse fell from a
wall at Old Castle, sad brae him leg, oat hla forehead.
Mid marred hi. fem. He wag bt,ught to the We,
Royal Hoepttal. about eight o'clock, was attended
by Dr. Griffin and Dr. Moorhead, lad Is now doing
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CONTIRMATION AT BT. Jong's.—Tho Lord Bishop of
the Diocese confirmed about 30 eandidates as St. John's
Church, Rad!pole, oa Moodily morning last. The
majority were young MUM, than being only about 7
male.. Some of this outablaese come from the country.
The halm, as is weal, won very attratively
some being dressed In Um hake of brides. Hie lord-
ship dolivered an ImreWho and oppropriate address.
ANOTHER Lin BbOirigt—On Sunday night, John
Rolls, ostler for Mr. Dane, ~stained a oompound frac-
ture of the left leg. Ho was driving a canine at
Owermoirne, and jai bolero be spproseil Mr. Ora's,
ono of the bones stumbled, and Ms reins pulled Bolls
Ca the box, and he fell heavily on the ground. This
was about eight o'olosk, and within an hour be was
brought to the Weymouth Royal Hospital, accompanied
by Dr. Griffin, by wino= and othor medal gentlemen
hi... attended, and Is sow prismint favourably.
Couarry Pam Barion, Friday.—Befoze IL C.
Ooodden, Esq., R. if. Eliot, Rai., Lieut.-Colonel
waffield. . .

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Air under Skaddock, woo brought up for amoultlng
arias named Bozb&I1 dm 181 h ult.—Mr. Howard
dorooded.

Fianna sald prima alma himtubs, the second
time he struok him la the eyes end rid " It you won't
light ma, I must strike you" and earn,* him
Croes-eatuined : After Ilse moult be had a few words
and a quarrel with his wile in the evening; but he
&salad that his wife kseaked him down, or that a
soldier treulted

lian—n-ah Morley, of Chesil, oorroborated plain.
kW'. evidence, and sustained a cromemmination without
being in the least shaken, and &nattier female witness
supported the plaintiff's mow
Mr. Howard saki Me .an bad been given In charge
and brought up for what 'happened at IWO very tune,
although the question of aseniult had not than been gone
Into, He had been fined for bolas drunk and riotous,
and there was no doubt lie eommitted an &mutt ; but it
was in oonsequeses of the marine being quarrelsome.
He also sutad that the plaintiff had been amaalted by
• soldier, who caused sea* of the ininrise to plaintiff.
In uona,..kuence of defendant being summoned before
the ileum title morning, his wife had been taken pre-
maturely ill, and, taking all the circumstances of the
ease into consideration, he would ask the Bench to take
• lenient view.

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Thomas (Abbe deposed that Boxhall's wife knocked
blm dowo, also • soldier, after the smolt.
Toe Chairman did aoli doubt the oast was partly
mixed op with a own they had previously heard. If it
had not bees that he bad been before punished for
being drunk and discaterly, he would have been sent
to Dorehester gaol without the option of • fine. The
mann* Boxhall had • very pod character, and there
WOO no reason why he should he knocked about
Fined El, end costa 10a, or to go to pol for one
mootb.—Tho tlaa woe pakl.

Dial OLBSAGL

Joh* Rogers, vas sanuaosed Ice etaaling, on July
27th, cabbie' tram an allotment garden, at
field&

---F-r-tincds Lee went to hie allotment one morning, and
mimed cabbage. He heard mime one my, " Don't you
annoyer the cabbage 1111 yoa get horns." Some one
answered, "We want to sell it to buy some brood;"
but Hie man replied "1 Wright you bread last night."
Witness thin crawled throogh the budgie, found priso-
ner with some cabbage, obargsd him, sad found a
cabbage that be could swear to; it wail a very fine one,
and he compared it with the stump left In his ground,
when they matabsd.
Prisoner admitted adeallag the cabbage.
Sept. Hare meld t 0.,. had been no end of robberies in
the Littlehelds prdeas, and the police had been on
special duty for a month there. Three more cabbages
were found In prisoner's poseeetloa, and Kr. Cheese
had given him no lean I. sat the cabbage.
Pined 10a. including nods. —PakL
64, rge Se., re wail easeaketood for being drank and
abusive at Portland.

P.C. Hoar* saw daleadant come out of the Pouch-
b)wL Another constable waa standing aloweide, and
defendant abused them. and said if lie had a gun he
would shoot them.

- -6-0;1:woe—s&ld hi wthin with • nut elaU, and some
gum, and the policeman would twat lean him alone. He
appealed to the Bomb to "give hint • fair alma', SI
he had a small Wally, and at him off with a light
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--fhe illhairreen said it was very doubtful lf they
should not send him to Dorchester goal.
Fined re. under the old Act, and warned that the
Dent time he would be rases severely punished.
Defendant: pay the floe in live minutes, and sign
the pledge, like s geatimnan.
Beity D04,7e for being drunk at Portland, on Yon.
day, August 12.
Florenoe proved the men Defendant wag drank,
and fighting with another girt, swearing and using bac
language—too bad I. be repeated. tits was looked up
till she got sober.
Prisoner had Mee formerly convicted of stealing a
pair of ear drops, and sentesoed to 14 days.
This armee had been sommitted Anne the new Act
was passed, and defendant INSS lined lUe sad ocate, or
14 days in default.
Bertry W 14114, for bobs drank at Portland. on the
21st August.
P.C. Howe proved the ome, and defendant waa fined

Saiiiway, rkling without reins on the road
from Weymouth to
P.C. Eloper proved the awn, and defendant was tined
100., including hooka
Thomas Au-18W, elle kis hone to stray on the
Wyke turnpike reed, Whir former conviction&
P.O. Roper prowsd, and k., inoluding eosin wan the
penalty.

TH2 141111i6L 105821122

/Os Newman, Us pesos *barged with having
°emulated the robber's of jewellery it 2 and 3,
Douglull Villas, was besught up before .1. Killed"
&q, J. Drew, Esq., J. &piing. Eel., G. Rersolia,
E. 1., and Dr. Tuusrd, is Thursday morning last, and
committed to the iteselosts is the charge.

TEI %LIVE ROBBIZY.

&Ilse Hascock, Lacy Sewuiers, end
J.,An ioueders were broeght upfor stealing ettolt
value .1;70, fro" George hobs:tom," on the Ued.
Prisoners were ootomlthed to the Serious for trieL

FAREWELL OF KLDAME BODDA PYRE.
• very fashloasbis amilease gathered at file Royal
Hotel, on Wadeable, evening Met, to ecjoy the last
opportunity of hearted the famous winger, so law and
deservedly a favourite as Mks Loam Fyne. Madame
Bodda Pine was aseempanied by Miss Emmeline
Martin, Miss E. DOOMS, Kr. Henry (Jordon, sod Signor
lloutelh. with Kr. Trask Bodda aa eotiduebor. The
"UElse by Rivers,* was very nicety mediated by Misses
Martin and Donee, mid Messrs Gordon end Mental!,
and Miss Doses and Kr. Gerdon alarmingly sang Rafe s
duns " The Shikw Sight.' Mr. Boyten Smith most
admirsbly played Wed.,'." °mart &tick," sad was
deservedly eaeored, Ms taste and powers of exesutioa
being such oasis dbpland by • first rate musician.
Madame Pyne'e singing ef 'The Harp that once," was
delicious and she of coons wee encored. Mr. Soyton
Smith's Part Song " When all the world is young lad,"
was the neat lambi.; it or.. exquisitely sung, and will
certainly raise Kr. Stalat's Imam Miss Doses and
Miss Marten's duet "Flew is, thou shining river," was
very pretty indeed. Madame Ppm of coarse was
*morel In her own sew soap "Lore's Lettere" and
"Seeming through the Fields" rung by special desire.
Mr. Boyten Smith &gala save • treat by playlet his own
Fellteefe K.liereer." (AM am by desire), La rurtho
proved him pOOOre MI • . Kiss DOOOM WWI OM
much applauded for 's pretty song " Golds°
Days." 'flee duet of "All's Well' was gives with great
Mad by Mr. Gorden mad &gem MontalL Madame
Fyne's song of "Why NO yea wandering beret" was
another feature of the seasert, sad the lise was
so great that she radon* reePecdell by singing Ii the
very meant of styles Wm old &OA ditty of "Oh
deer what can the matter hi?" The pianoforte solos,
nattered by Mr. Boyles Swish, cannot be too highly
spoken of. Commencing with Weber'. "Coaled &flak,"
lie played in a rammer which stamped him as an
arUst of high; merit and was Immensely applauded,
whii.t hla second plass, and one of his own !anted*
" Kilminey," oontaiasd the very sweetest of mud*
performed in superb styM sad or.. very much applauded.
The oonoeut wan brought be a aloes with the good
old glee of " The Village Choristers," sang with mach

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