The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-28 00:00:00

WARZHAiL

G. H. BOND Esq., of Creech Grange, has sent £lO to
the Mayor of Wareham, for distribution amongst the
deserving poor of the town.
Mr. J. Guess, M.P., has contributed £5 ss. to the
Coal Club, and 2s. to the proposed Industrial
Exhibition, which is to be held in connection with the
Horticultural Society's meeting in August or
September next year. We hear he has also sent a
donation to the Clothing Club, which report says has
been returned to him, the funds of that club being in
I such a prosperous condition.
Com. CLCB.—The general yearly meeting was held
at the Town Hall on Monday last. The subscriptions
amount to 02 is. Bd, with a balanos from last year of
£l5 its, 3cL, total sum to be expended £2B Os. 11d.,
was decided to add 25 per cent, to the payments of
the members, and should the matter be e severe one •
further distribution might follow, £2 were devoted to
the collections to be used by them in deserving cases.
The coals will be distributed during the months of
December, January and Feburary, and will be
supplied by Mad
re.brew and Gillingham at a cost of
25e. per ton to the society
Comm Perrr SessioinSTuesday.—Before Colonel
Mensal, Miles Rodgett, O. C. Ferrer, Eno
and W. H. Ca'craft. Esq. veorge Whittle of Poole.
, was enmmonot for treepemace i" ...nil of game on
land in the occupation of the Earl of Eldon ; he was
also summoned for killing game without having a
license so to do.—ln the first offence he was fined £2
and 10s. costs, and the second was adjourned.
Edward Bower and Walter Bower were summoned by
George Holland for trespassing in search of game at
Langton Matravers.—Fined 10e. and Bs. coda each.
Bawled of Lytchett, was summoned by
James Trent for a like offence, at Laagton Matravers
—Fined 30e. and 95. amts.—James Lawrence, of
Morden, was summoned for allowing six cows to stray
on the highway at Morden.—Fined 6s. and ss. costs
—John Ings, of Morden, was summoned for a
similar offence at the same place.—Fined 6d., cods
remitted. —Thomas Sargent, of At puddle, Charles
IL Banfield and Timothy Hopkins, of Bareness, were
summoned, by direction of the School Attendance
Committee, for not sending their children to echotd-
Orders were made in each ease to send the children to
school.—Timothy Hopkins, George Weeks, and
Charles Stoekley, all of Swanage, were summoned for
not sending their children to school, in accordance
with attendance orders.—Each were fined sa. including
costs—Alfred Toms and Henry Gower both of
Swanage, were summoned by the Guardians of the
Wimborne and Poole Union, for non-payments of
maintenance orders, distress ordered, in default to be
committed.—Frank Gillard and William Spracke
were summoned for trespassing in search of game at
Bare Regis—Fined 14s. and 6s. cost each.— William
Spraeke was summoned for assault on Thomas Stroud,
at the same place.—Ordered to pay the costs 6e.—
Frank Gillard, John Best, and Magid FM all of
Wareham, were summoned by Frederick Lane, for
this offence at Morden.—Fined £1 and Si. costa each,
or one month's Imprisonment.--George Cattle of
Langton M•travers, was summoned for assaulting
Jane Cattle, his wife.--Settlea out of court.—
Freak Guard, John Best, and Charles Fry, were sum.
monad for trepain&g in search of game at Hezworth,
on land, over which M. Chest,Esq. has the right of
shooting. Each was fined £1 and Esq.,
ss, each.—
George-Pry, of Wareham, was summoned for damag-
ing a swan, the property of N. Bond, Esq.—Mr. Howard
prosecuted—Fined £1 and 10e. code, or one month.
—Henry White, William White, and Albert
all of Winterborne Eingetott were sum-
monedU64 or assaulting James lienville.—Each fined
lit Bd. and 6s. 4d. cods—Charles Beggs, Charles
Andrews, Joseph Guy, and Frederick Brine, all of
Winfrith Newburgh, were brought up in cudody on
the charge of night poaching and assaulting and butt-
ing James Martin, keeper to Mn. Frampton, of
Moreton—They were remanded to Dorchester for
seven days.