The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13 00:00:00

WIXBOBNB.

Ixqutez.—On Monday List an inquest was held
before Mr. Thomas 1). B. Rimlius, deputy coroner,
at Cole-hill, on the body of Agnes Allen. From the
evidence it appeared that the deceased was the
daughter of George Allen, a labourer, living at Ode-
hill. On Saturday last about five o'clock in the after-
noon the deceased was missed by her mother, who sent
an elder sister to her neighbour living next done 40
inquire if she was there; the mother on finding the
deceased was not there told her to go and look in the
well. The sister came beck shouting the baby was in
the water, when the mother at once ran to the spot and
I pulled the deceased out. Mrs. Cards came up and
they both did ail they could to try and bring the deceased
to life; but she was guts) dead. The deceased was
15 months old.—The Jury returned A verdict of
" Accidentally drowned."
DltosgeNtrzes.—At the Borough Police-court on
Tuesday, before Lieut.-General Powlett-Lane and W.
Rollos F.1"lor, Otorgt Oriel/tend, of London,
commercial traveller, was brought up in custody
charged with being drunk and incapable in the town
on the previous evening. —Defendant pleaded guilty,
and was fined 10a. and 2s. costs.-- Wit iont Rom. of
Parkstone innkeeper, was brought up on a warrant
charged with being drunk whilst in charge of • horse
and cart in the town on the 18th ult.—Defendant
pleaded guilty. —The defendaut entered into • recogni-
zance to appear at the police-court on Friday last in
the sum of £lo.—The defendant did not appear, and •
distress warrant was issued to recover £lO, and aloe a
warrant for his apprehension on the charge of drunken.
nese.—On the recommendation of Mr. John Hammen&
the D.C.C., the Court mitigated the amount of the
recogniizances to £5, and fined the defendant £l, and
8x 6d. costs for being drunk.
Caucctr.—Gratnular School v. F. Company Volun-
teers.— A match was played, on Monday last, between
the above teams, which reaul eti in the latter winning
by 42 rune. For the *aloe' Sir. C. N. Trottuan
batted remark.dily well, and Sergeant Wallingford
and Privet:, Ni :holson played well for the volanteeri.
The following are the scores :
nit SCHOOL.

Hart, run out ...
Holmes Orr, b Nicbolsou
Trotman. run out
Dtvis, b Young
Daniell. b Nicholson
Gray, b Young ...
Trotman, c Parkinson, b Young
Hopkiumn, c Parkihsori, b Young ...
Hods, b C &pt. Lloyd Jon.
Druitt, r Rawlins, li Nicholson
Itosbton, not out

F. COMPANY
Capt. Lloyd Jones, b Trottnan
Rswliun, hTrotru&n . . .
Wallingford, r Orr, b Davis . . •••
Nicholson, c Gray, h TroDuau ..• •••
Young, run out . •••
Parkinaon. Ili., 11 Hart
Waterfall, b hart•••
Dacontbe, b Hart ...
Vitus not out ... "'

BANKRUPT. —The following appeared in the London
Gametes on Friday :—Parmeter, Stealslens George,
Wareham, Dorset, watchmaker and jeweller. Meet-
ing of creditors at Poole, July 12th.
The ROWING Cure have practised in their horde
several times during the pest week, and have found
them to answer very well. Beyond a few members
of the club "catching crabs" no serious mishaps have
occurred.

As Accrumn occurred on Tuesday to a young man
named Cobh White while driving on the Grange•road.
When near the Grange School the hone fell, throwing
him from tho bap and dislocating his shoulder. He ts
ugreslng favourably under the care of Mr. W.
aniel.

A CRICKET MATCH Wal played on Wednesday 1-„,e.
tween the Wareham and Weymouth clubs or, the
ground of the former, and resulted in an env; victory
for the home team. For the home team 'the batting
of Mr. Garland was extremely Roth] • having made
64 rune. Messrs. Whitti• and Goor:iellow with thedr
usual 'nooses in bowling peliegr,ted the WeVneum4—
team making a good aoom.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CRllllllneey.._we
say that NI. .1. Guest, Het., ,NEtts,, rirtei!'l,,seetg ,
communication frail% the Rev. J. .1 Tit "ler t,"
to give a tea to the whole of the c'iil ireu
the Sunday schools iif this Loam.
—a -4 ,
ilifferWit tuitions trivet :net at,.at.74. rat
kind Her, 1112. i a altirit of nuaniity (xi
meter. The committee have r,et I :de I Mr. bt
fix a date niaVOUISAY to hitn•elf f.,r the (q.
desire his presence on the
hope the weather on Thursday, the ett, Mka(;.:
fixed, will be favourable. tile 4;
FLOWZR SERVICE ON TIIR 01INTENART....W
church WAS Etta soon., of soul, ve ,ry iiiteredine
in couimerooration of the Sunday Scheel (.',eui,.."^ioa
&inlay twit. The bells rang in the atte",
and the iifle volunteers waded, with the
Stokis, who is chapiiin to the e att,l:;,_
Divine service at St. Ma'y'., where the
to be epecially for the Sunday eel, o. tie
persons were there, and the reet pr,,a,.:ut 1.411
t. Cor., xvi , 13. "Quit you like meat- Ti;'''lfrt
school childrem hail each brou,ht a beech
about 450 bunches altogether, whieli 'wee
pretty sight and smell in the church. In the eft!
*bout 1,100 were preeent, lucluling cite
ltector took a:. the 'subject of ailiirea7•i7/4
showing the children many Valitalli Way.,
they might help those around. Al, thaw
...„!slit,
were there. an.l were preeenteil by th,,, iket%'',ll4ra
bunch of flowers each, and • quoin *tat
the ialunaboune. The great inset of the
sent if by the 11 o'clock t•aiu en N1...014y „tn
• London hospital, where they would u,„1" :laza
the hearts, relieve the care, wet 'liver ti:,oo.
' thin of the sulfating from their pains Tb.,„,..-t%
and afternoon colleetimis amounted to 1,•9. w".."%vir
stand that Mr. Stokes is doing a
Wareham. 'a
PREYS SESSION/I. Thersday.—B-fore C 'lent;
It Set , Captain Ilawkesworth, j, ty,
Coarles I.illingtou applied for an or ler 44 041:11
goa of a pasaa oi laud at Hedge, now in tht
his brother. Richard L.lllugton.—Mr, 11. S. Oth
appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Tanner fir t
dant.--Ctiarles hilling We said the runi•rel f hi,
took place on the 7th May, 1ft713. Tee ;
present at the funeral, and at ter it war over
convarsation with him about tut, laud at
I defendant said he would give him 14., if he ...ad
hAVO it. fie egreed to It the defendent 1,50 us y ILt
T;
land at the SOW he nanied. Mr. Crututher asael
elterwards to let him the bend at 164. • yew 1•4
win. In May, 1879. he called up ,n the tlefetileati44't,
rent, and tee defendant paid tinii withoutMe
word. fle aake I the defendant it he wont .1a
and he said—"Ub, never wind t• at, I. ea.,:i o
again you won't have it." Ile Sneed the ti.,14.141dat •
a notice to quit in October, PST% awl the delendsie
neck with the words written on this lock •d
intend to have a little woe." Tne deaindant najt';
given up poaSaali4ll. Pria. to be tu 4.w, 4
seen the defendant pay in may to hit umtlet I,r Us
several times, fie ontersi the rent in t book (pr,,437,
am boon as he went holue.—Croweisainimed: lie
the book several years ago at a btatoloos'a oloha la
ham. He did nut ehow the book to Mr. lima! ad:.
COUntY Caurt. Lie sought to recover the pees ef lue;
the Comity Court.— Richard [Allusion sodlielialeta
the land over 24 years and had never pal any rect.:
Hie mother mother and father gave it to Linn lis tuner ilej'4.
18111, and after that his mstlyer never asked Lea t,k
any rent for it. All his brothers were at t•IC lua.r.l.
never agreed to give his brother 141. a year ior Lt.
Its Ix alter called upon bun on day vatt, 1,41 cii
boy and said he was going to Wafthala awl ode," eets
money. WWII*/ asked him if 14.. weal' '41.41,t0l
bogeys it to bun, lie held *owe money Li-
the 14s. was part of the in sney he held letil-t ets I, .1:7
Will. The c.implainsnt never to his knoaledze
claim the land. There we, an action in the cam I
and the matter was deferred for toe [aril to Io.M.
Crom-examineel : lie mother slid lath,r
table at tea when they gave him the pio,:o tif l.
told him **there was • small pa, cad et land, al,
do what be liked with it.' T ..• set •ei
court was on • qeestion of amain
about .Cll due to thee .0444in:int
The pews of land in qaestten i 4 .111' .
dud to klep tile complainant out of Li •
was ottlol. 10C4.11 lid aft.. 3.1 I, 4V4
aCtil,ll aseinet him. —Tile Mr. 1., • , ,
thought that the question as to the
*Si no with a inch they hail vire ,•
coming to a cenclusi le wheth., :It • I • t .
or not.—Mr. Tanner lat mice t .1. .
lion thu will betng put in, a. r. . • .
Dickenson: Tnis is • tuiehopi I
00 •IX•alorl to p:oVIS the wi I.—S 11-.611
the defendant, sa,d the c ie •
UPI suo,uiu,.: and aiktd f••i 1.. • • . I .• • •
land Was never so.intione.l.—TLe It
• little while retui fled .it, au I the 1: ,
behalf Of tee Bench, sMI they hail &sad v. ry.., -.at it
with the case, and they had to :Wiser, it re a :tacit
refer it to arbitration.
Charles BfOilla WIE charged with cot: t n.:
Regis.—The delen lent pleaded it,;,
he saw the defendant I I :4
and saw Lim cutting the sticks pr, due .
fence.—Mr. Besuit sai.l lie &sit-ad top it s. t
oder.ce.. He valued the pt•eks at :I:. I.•
strongly cenderuned the din lint of the
sentenced hi•n to pry a fine of 2s. 9,1, 31. 0...., .1,.
and 7s. r. sta.

•

Geonje Collins ta
2i. 61. on i c.,,ts; in dot oult o mv,xy m
Own Bowden was ,miniti not for fur
boric —l'.lj. Ilmmty S,.fo kI. g slid oh ...t L. y
22nd of dun., hr 114.880 mi.e M.:away le. • • •
haul to B re It when be oame
haus ao la ad as he c held 14
Inn yard. heyvn I witness I.e took m
the hyroe, aud it went of at • go lop It
yeleodout paved o 11• AS.! 4114 apr 11 Ili 1 I •
complamed Vlllllll. Tne def,n.iaut 14, r . "
—Fused 3, and 31. coots.
Edward Pride WA, ch ago 1 with •li i • .
otr my .t Bare 11...xi0 vas
Thennat Layout wam chalk. I wrik M.
Swanaige. and aith oslaulting m . I.
the executives of his duty.—P.C. mri
the defendant and an Aber emu.: out f .m
the def. ',dont rholiwuscd the t•t`ax t •
bias Woe wee.. 'Weem be ea3t be I
ant ho otruck witnvos on the face.— Scut t
weeks hard I ,hr Ur.
Albert Bonfield was fined Ti. IlLan.l S..L.
drunk.
For oinimlor off.muce Jowig Coehen. J.lO
Nathaniel Chiackin.and dear It Steak •sego at, lZm. sal
and wets.

OBILNS A B BAB.
CERNE PETTY SER4IONS.—Is it true that A th!
called magistrates' 1111 l nthly meeting at (...ng
week only one magistrate was present,:mi Mat
poor people (from Itartock, Dockland Nor,t
Pulhatn, kc., kc.) charged with negle,tin.:
their children to school, were informed that tio-.

a g lin attend at the netrt magktrates' monthly 11,.
the busie-t time in the wI. de year for the
labourer) I,eciuse there were not sufficient mazi•tra
present to adjudicate': If such was the car ant
informed that the same thing has oceured before. ill
not to be wondered at if persons are to be found will
that paid magistrates should be appointed—at lort,
such exceptional times as those of qu
' races, &we'. 411,,w,,, and the like ; or what. 1.
opinion, would be far better—that the ma,,-i..ta•
meeting should be advertised as deferred to

suitable season, and notices Kent to all the
stations in the rural districts. —J uly 2nd, 18S1).
NIAN's W ELL-WISHER.