The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-16 00:00:00

WIXBORNB.

TRI Vicxe.--On August 16'h. the Biehop if Gloncer
ter and Bristol ins' itutNl the Rev. li. F. Trotman to
the vicarage of Marshfield, GI ,uxaterahire. Mr.
Troi man ha e hitherto primed the whole of hie clerical
life in the diocese of Salisbury. For twa yeas", from
1855 to 1857, be was cura's of Bridport. Thence he
removed to the incumbency of Surcomb‘' near Salis-
bury, under the patronam of the late Prebendary
Pearson, where he remained till 1869. In that year,
on the nomination of Archdeacon of Dorset, he bec•an•
rector of Langton Matravere, near Ss an,g.., in Pur-
beck. On the inviPatian of the govermrs of Wimhorne
Minter, he entered on the wale charge of that church
and parish in 1876. He will ahortly leave the cli. nese
of Salisbury for MarahfieH Vicarsw, Gloucestershire,
of the gems value of £725 per annum, with a re-ideuce.
The living I. in the gift of the Warden and Fellowes
of New College, Oxford, of which college Mr. Trotman
was formerly a Fellow.

perry SIMONS. Friday.• - Before Colonel Paget
and Mr. W. Rolla-Fryer.—Walter Pounds, of Ham-
nreston. was summoned for furious driving on August
tith.—The col fence of the police wee to the effect that
defendant dr .ve • cart and • couple of horses through
Lonitharn at "a racing gallop," and that people had
to get up into the hedre to avoid being run over.—
'lle Bench said it was abed earn, and fined the defen-
dant £l. and cnets.—lienry Adams, dealers of Stnr-
minster. Marshall, was charged undo. the Vagrancy
Act with having been on the premises ,if George
Masterman. on the sth of August, for an unlawful
purpose. The defendant, who is said to be the son of
a person of propetty, living at Wimborne, it may be
remembered, was eh weed, a few sessions ago, with
having a calf upon his premises, under peculiar circum-
stanc-o, The calf in question—a valuable one—had
been taken from • 11 11, and another, belonging to the
defendant himself, and of comparatively little value,
had been left in it, place. The case, however, was
dismissed on the ground that it had not been proved
the defendant knew of this exchang-. The facts in
this worn were extremely simple—Masterman had g tne
early to his work. leaving his daughter in bed. She
was aroused by hearing • noise in the kitchen, and, on
looking out of the window, saw the defendant leave
the home, and bread was sticking out of one of his
pockets. On examining the cuuboard it was found •
quantity of bread and cheese had born taken away.
He had now nothing to say for himself.—The Bench
told him it was a mean action on his part. He was
not i„ want, for he was • man with cows, and yet be
had taken advantage of his neighbour's absence from
home to go and steel his bread and cheese, lie would
li. asetenced to • month'. har 1 labour. [Some people
express their doubt. as to whether he is "quite right."]
—Henry Griffon, a ladourer, of Stapehill was
charged with assaulting a wid..w named Catherine
Rickettc —Toe parties have been living together fog
the last five years, and in widition to living with her,
Ricketts said the fellow had been living on her, as he
rarely did more than pay the rent of ths cottage. glha