The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23 00:00:00

SERIOUS CHARGE OF AMOS

At the County Police-court on Weine-hy.
M. P. 111iintagii, Esq., Alfred I hsl;e,
Robert Shugar, labourer, Netherdury. .e
ith setting tire to an outhouse at N..th-rbure
night of the 13th inst. Before the case vs.l-1
Supt. Macliale applied for the dismios: •
proioner, Alfred Dodge, which was grantel.
called as witness in the case. The Imsecits I
Thirza Hallett, deposed : I live at Waytwair
parish id Netherbury, and keep the Hare na Fla
Inn. I had As Piet of the ',rendes as sane
which was thatched. It was not locked ,e Sit7ll
last. The out-house contained a Dea ira-sti
ladder, food for a donkey, and three sacks d
The shed was in an orchard near the lem-.
Adjoining the turnpike-road. .11:out woe MS
on Saturday nightL Saw all sale. Isaw it Lig
I was going into my bedroom. about 2.1 saw:
11 p.m. Just before that I heard sonisseell•
" Gone on, conic on." I went for asicins:
found people round there. Prisoner nas twe
jog. The whole contents were burnt ma
building. I heard Alfred Dodge's inky in
near my house, five minutes before I went tow
I heard Dodge's wife's voice as well. In WY
prisoner : Ido not say von set the plsee so ?-
Alfred Dodge, now called as a witness eV
live at Waytown ; on Saturday night, the
in company with prisoner, Robert Shugsr•
o'clock we went to George Hallett' beehive r
my wife. We all came out about 10 n'elsek:e
towards our hoines, which are near the Phei Ire
we came to the smith's shop, opposite powecuvids.
we stopped there for a time, I, prisoner. my vib e
Travers. Prisoner said he would into 51 r
with my wife. He went in, I did not. lie it
stay more than a minute. I reniained in the
Shugar came out. He said " Hold 11 Mirk
go and set fire to the place." He tlies we'
the road in the direction of the shed. nee I,
that, I went into my house and sat down. NOO
going to bed. Afterwar is heard TOM Toner
to call his son (meaning Travers' son). Hare Wo
" place was burnt down." I"
and R/W the place burnt down. On Sands! 08g, ;
prisoner came to my house, when I isid
Thee's done it, then." He (prisoner) mil
never split." That was all we said about it onsll'
morning.—In answer to prisoner: "You dvi
you would set the jilace on fire.^—Priase
shouldn't wish to call you a liar." (larder
Herbert Travers, a youth, living at Wattores..:l
was in company with prisoner, also sefill
his wife. They all left the beerhouse at 10 A:3
Witness went to his own home, leacia: rel
Dodge, and his wife standing in the road 11`8
yards from the shed. About half or threwolBB;
an hour afterwards witness heard the fire see,
out. When he got to it the shed was near 11,,....
down. Witness on his way home had pewee
and it was all right then.—Henry Burge dvin!
lodge with prisoner's father at Waytown. l""
bed at quarter-past 10. Prisoner sleeps erne
was not then in the house. About 21 inmate
, and before I went to sleep, prisoner came is
into bed. He was puffing and blowing. andl,,,
him what was the matter. He said the to',
been drinking, and the running home fast bid
him blow. About quarter of an hour altar
was in bed there was an alarm of fire.
went out to it, and I followed. 01
same night, after the fire, P.C. Ella
to prisoner about the fire in I.:l,2r4Lareseto .
told the policeman he would have t Owe*,
this. Prisoner told the constable he biele
half-an-hour before the fire took place. I wee
can you tell such a lie; you were not is 18t
minutes." Prisoner made no answer to die^
Ellis, of Netherbury, stated that when he e"B'
shed it was burnt down. He siiid to the
ing there, "This is a serious matter, and er
glad if anyone could give any information."
said he had been in bed half or three-gnarl.,
hour before the fire took place. Barge elne!'„ji
he. Prisoner was active, and had more eelfAl
, the fire than anybody else; so witness weekriii
When be told him the charge, he rid lisenn....o
and knew nothing about it. On the way to °fall
he asked who was vprehended, and witness e;
that Dodge was. Prisoner asked how it we,'
were not.—Prisoner, who was now formal
with the offence and cautioned in the tool
any statements he might now make, was
for trial at the March Assizes at Dorchlneenag.
made the following statement, which
writing "When we came out from 010117 w
...;cd at Waytovrn. Alfred Dodge aid,
as as a Guy Fawkes, I'd blow up thestl,
in there, because they wouldn't trust me,
ounce of tobacco on Saturday nnerni'
'What shall we do.' I said, 'I have no wsr,ilei
ge in with Poll and get some.' He casuZnt
hat while! went and done it. On Sande,' •
went to him, and he said my het was
asked if be bad had a mind to throw.
orchard opposite his house, and he son°,
mind to burn it because of suspicion. es
said 'That hasn't hurt 'cm, now, because
—This concluded the case, and Shuglee
custody.

BRITTON.
Basun. —Ak beaus was opened ell ..."7
=a Mr, Read, Quweriake-strmi,
inoresieliag the oohed 1
ColllNwptiosal Chap& A ebortaddreismli,
DP's, who opened the basser3
pm • *hart rousse of the Motor? a lb' at '
bog. It was, he said, origisslll
8614.41• Y as • great house in which m •
servants of the numerous visitors b•
died before it was finished, and it wit:,
into a silk factory, and about 1904
ii
into a Oleos'. He thought the Cbtl,o"."—ottel
had something to thank the Diesectersim,
a Sootier Achool in the tows many
Chia h bad one. He had mod' 04.161.010
help them, as whatever difference' tb•ir4.o
their formularies and creeds WI ;
common which they .11 should rememberor
duty to teach °brigs crucified. lit i"'""kbalst
vote of thanks to Captain Otos for ar.d ort
was seconded by Mr. Boyd. 7;1 10ir-1
acclamation. After the Pwformiart.
by • irw musical Meads, OaptaiM,mv'T, t/O,
tuner open. Th. stalls were Dv: —lOO7,
milouer. Mrs. Ones, Mr'. Orsesi ,mrll,ol
Thorny., Mrs. Parson. Mimeo 8004_,,A 410 o
m •nt 4611 in chant, of 'Miss "
wiih Mr. P. Hill as avowal fsstO the.
will remain open two days, &adobes" Egs
sold we are certain that more this Om
will be realised.

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NARROW ESCAPE OP A ------e'eripa..
1880.
THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,
KLANDFORD.
Pear I. Won- W. B. Portman
DOIRCHISTWit. seboolmastor, locked Ms premises Dr. Palk, of the Southampton poen force, gave ; HOLY TILIWITT GROAN FOSD.-Tbe emit of th
1 Mr. Drew' a re4red bed At twelve o'clock he *ribose* as ro 7:nature of the wound, and said that but variety entertainment held it the Royal Hotel a few hatrumenial trio, " Wedding March," The Miera .... ... ler. ,f, .1. Ferquhareou.-r•liss Foster, ening the hth.t.:
p.mreipl prrry SesslOgle-Bebwe the -es oi Early on Tuesdo- y r---17!....-----.--- -nib.
ep safely Wire VMS la •""iiLiSS Ille 11011 pr me I di.," M. F., en. su modlerizabeth Cot for an of iate,o,-"tWit, ,„
COLOSIL HMIS STOUT is fully convalescent, an broke anti finding that some water be bad placed WOW _to forth, rib the knife would have penetrated the left lune. days since, has been the handing over of a balance of eons &Ch am,
Mr. W. Atteeoll and Others was NUM , n of the report that. large ieeelektetek"it
has arrived in Leedom drint h
•ea be.. ran„ed. Et a lamp, and found that the and prosecutor would probably bare died from bream- no es, ed. to the feed. Mr Atkinson ie e . coming ashore on the west head.
one The rheas. .............. ......... ..... ..... Mg' • lie% aseauit.- •
......
, and defendant. oleo that,
we bad been catered and that his pureeing X • I liegorton or TWO Cooacteueut. - Owing to Me ri......---....-efee ftee it Hies e,...
.... ege.
- 44'.1 "w henieng °ut "-- Cr et, p that the dust from their beds in considerable alarmP-"?4,,,,,- ee
TIM Bev. G. W. Butler, rectn of Broadmave, has n"! bed been in comma, by • Man named Prisoner. is defence, asserted he was not In his right
otworrsu seen Groves, of Weymouth ward, and Mr. Landis, of _entree. ..... ••••••:. Brows. lee Sweep,. .......Mr. It engem memo,' to beat out er car;
3'throwing bee of the tempest, the driving .1 ..." ago the ...t
promised to lecture for the Young Men's Christian teeti„„rtee, whom Bareett showed • pion of candle. Nut senses, and his Lordship celled the witeessee back and
Meloombe Regis ward, being elected aldermen of the o_n•••""e•
.. " The fil Woe. Rm. y." c"n
- over the clothes, winding up by me • ri.•
Association at Aliagtou Hall on Friday the .. 6th bee day Bartlett told him he warp going to Portsmouth to es asked if they ever saw anything in his behaviour to
bo h there two cies ti be filled, sad these "akee"-- The Rae %V. S frttlewortk went or
in 'beanie.. The defence was that the indistinct ligbt. which precluded
and said be had 124., which be bed saved up for indicate he was wrong in his mindt Hod they foe instanee mug . ere are o Yuan mop at the co 1 tended to intensify•"re littl *
he •round, arid both only the ex
Tel neer, rd the Working Men'. Institute wa
' hiseaunpet,ir of boot. He afterward' said be got the money seen anything it. his conduct to lead to the belief that he were de.lared on Toes lay, ao that in all soettbilit7 gong & Mame. w Ths Royal wild n .eni Snow,"
,lainant had no right on t h Fred watchful coastguares, who sec
•eopeaed on Saturday evening. The whole . t the
at Mr. Drew's. while the others staved outside. gummed he was doing prosecutor • Misdates in stabbial the burgesses on each vide of the water will hare an Mr. Geelong lied Cones mull - I..„und over to keep the peace.-- figh • at -•
'he
bee. been "'numbered 'Led ta.eatal°geed by a I Mereste were all arrested by P.C. Cmusine him. (Lsughterl-The reply was in the liegativs• opportunity of exercising their franchise. The vacancy Readiag,..........."BillertMa from Dimaiss," par ios were '-'• rel fined le and when a Wideman cannot dimern th.,.„'e ill• ~,,,.44
it ". Lit Pam.? LT:: Hardy, horse dealer, .of Blandfo , wag
._ teegurek the aware of the imminent danger .4 -,;"•, Ilal 6,141
nommittee appointed for that purpose. I 'lbis Judge said there was no evidence against Joy. and His Leeship, in summing up at great lenstb. said the was no sooner declared than Mr. Frances John Brown,
. -.' -- -""'-- 6d. coda for allow' i,
n • fire horse* so is r
shale barque, which was driven by the ,i,4
'LC Hemet:la.-At the Pembroke College ha win acquitted. the others were found guilty. Bartlett jury might think there were circumatences in the cow Whitchurch,
builder, 'lined an address to the 'teeters of Weymouth Song. .................-....--............................'M.,
••-••••••••••- ...... •••• ..................
__chivies From, of Charlton thee, re
been vionaly c 'evicted. arid his character was which would lead them to the ceenirn that prisoner did
nmours that Mr. PART 11.
highWaY. INE 6.1. meta for furious driving. towards shore from the weeteeed. i
held at Oxford, on Mondoy lest, we noti ed had pea not
int.,
to
bill the pro•ecutor though he might easily wevi asking for election. There an r , _ war fined tis. ild. ale fined ef and eye-witnesses that the vessel passed
'Uses Hardy Maufield took Scot prize for altogether bad
The Wanted. Judge said be was • engender and nes- have killed him. They
might think that the provocation H. /emelt, who wee beaten at the last electien for Diet. p,:„.f... ~
e -----....... ......... .Tae Rides P •si co _ _ Barret, of titickiand, was lir Ccenlneet was ' harbour
were in a etoie •
lte cricket ball, emend prize for brood jump, , be
leader of the bad boys of Hyde, and be must be esateade wo sufficient to jenify a verdict of unlawful wounding. Mac urn ward, will &tweet the other one. At present
...Mr. Yam - --.1 ernes
out
a. Sone ................. . ........ ........ ........... ............
..
.Ye 0 .I.ea Ifs, 6d. erste for trepansing.tum:,!!
rabbit...
--Tom
harbour, and continued her course sho, i . keret
the lands of Mr. to the "black reeks " &emit
saes for hurdle race. to „eel weenie, for five yeas; Rieke:dm, dew • sorer. . The Jury fauna he milt of wimodeig with intent to do (Wednesday afternoon) no one has come ; • Redirece....,...e........e........- in permit . i
and con.paaiadhip, grievous bodily harm and recommended him to mace as candidate tor Meloombe Regis ward, but Ilir• page ees, name sagas ... en, •inN. e ire.
iii-7**l4-71; bh - Pleyeell-Maneel, was I 'bti,
LACE POOLTST AND PIGEON SIIGW.- talking to as to his fatale conduct, „ • ~. ee h• tby being rue Hee W. B. di M. 13.iutilestorth Tanswell. of B
The defendant was seen tri the breakers and in the very neet „f eeteen
iers have oome off from this exhibition was sentenced to two months hard ta • semen, of endue provocation. rumours of Mr. Aylesbury, who lost te sea "Tag fir..ige, • .........Mr. O'. At.wooll c„.04. for killing a pheasant-
TM Court reserved motels. Abe a Song . ..... ..-....... ... bird, which running tremendously high, the se then e s
en, Mr. Osmond and Mr. Bebop A Sun Celt rej•cted at an alderman, will, if there shoal- • Due 1,........ Went mo the 0/ i d war,..boa‘f . are to threw a stone at the w ine
landlord, was fined lie. 61 and Be. 6d. almeet reached the west pier. she 'recis en
• prises each fie pigeons, and the
Liir _Hilieter, 18. letter carrier, Imperfect education, • mortise DIIROLART. mutest, fight for the seat. -Robert could be seen, and nothing but the • tly let :re
to birds for r 55. good •looking and reepectablydreseed girl. pleaded guilt,' _ _ , , Jehn Museelwbee,3l), labourer. was indicted for burglar- 50ng.........."T1M Woe ALtatien Mountahm: Mg. Y. w• o I
Defendant did not deny the offence.- d waves heard. At the c"anniet. au
Me 15th September, • the d Ul houseot Thomas
souse 7 lersaMnit and 'antenna we ngSong. ...
- ....Mr. lid' 'II hint. Mils, if Farnham, for • game an very
ini 'hl
lvs den)), an announc•mout hi 10 49,011• E. at Whi6•1266••• -,..---.„,„., and Bash, at Witte, Wilts, on the 7th Octobeeeeand stealing J. alt L .no
and James i i
expected she would be dashed a
&inv....-. ....... ........ ........ ....... ......... .... ........ Hr. Huger Grass ,___,„ „ 1.. 6d. and 8.. 6d. owe, each. compete er,
that M. Deane-Webb, of 4, rem
- efAred 9"i Wit re is to....termeoersi, she *hag • box. and money to the amount of three eltillinge GLOUCESTER-STREET CHAPEL trespass, were nue" t James White. charged with the shingle, the wind veered end
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'endish-equare, London, W., sump., the property
..
_es
Majesty's
post,ffise.
Mr. Rayenhill pr .eecuted.rot ..3. til
itl,lisni pick it up. He afterwards took it from This war about 5 am., and cenaelem - .iee .
--Henry Scott and
property of Job Ridout, lasing clime tip the piers so she nuele lee ~,eee •
'ornate Saturdey, his eta- theje•Aree ;1 employedt 1 :f;_er aahwas feetrectee by The prisoner was found guilty, and admitted • previous egs. WINIrnITEIL
etealing a niackintesh, the
khydledj.
~ffing, heavy seas dashing over her deck, "1 t e
.. lerelewee 1, Cornbill, ,". "n 'c't •• Pre"' f"'"th he ~ ...ten,. used fp cornice= for felony in Feburary last at OIdWINIRITH SCHOOL-In the diocesan examination. were hued re we mete each.
A e authorities not to press or •e v Sarum' end On Wednesday el tmeeting was held
y evening • pal e • At tles juncture a crash weo heard : 6 111 110
rt. &amber for damaging hey t down. of pupil teachers in religious knowledge for the '
ouch meet. The parents of the primmer were very mg,/ ...
was
wined
topsoil ..ervitad.
for
ovey..s.
at the above-named chapel, to which sboUt 150 sat WORKING MEN'S CLUB. -On Tuesday evening a
feared one .4 the mute had gone by thol,LW g &-
COMMITTEE.- -We are able venom baying been for mom year. in the emyl Ire nThe tables were trans's, deoorated with flours sent by present year, the report of which has just been
f • seal and instruniental music was given. in
had doubtlites struck her jiblooei efeewle bee
' committee nteetiog the Post-office. The prisoner appeared to bane yielded to • DOT'S fat:MIRE. AND erg LISULT, some ir ends from Ableo•bury, and met with • ready concert osi 'nett u-
PubUahed'
Jose
liani°rd'
PuP"
Wachir
of
the
eb"ve
Exchenge on behalf „f this excellent ' t a , wratug and rockets were in re e'. -e• -
Arnim on 'hurley d here was no reason to "ppm, bunch. The puhlb gained a first e ses, but stands third the Cern
• sudden tenements. en t boor.. ,.. Albert Chalk, 10. imperfect education. described as • ei. armee liner the ese at 21 mei 3I a school, not only gar rat I . affords during the year mileenjoyment,
h I I 'seine. fie lert
which we are thankful to gay was
be bad leen guilty of such an ,fence 's was schoolbobead just reached the rail of the dork meeting took e show . aft 4. Seven, the Pastor the number of malepupil teachers hi the teen, whichfor reading
,of rec•iving ihe • , f le immediately upon an enquiry T. whose
.„. . i h. plane • )•• dad b the 'Bee of the whole num . . . ... .6. meets of c„,nratjag a taate
strongly inter favour •t was indicted on the Coroner's inquisition or t • ge.- B. g ;eon, prreeto,i. ~,h„ ~eas sum, r a . . t year he Alm, gained the thini plaza in and i 'it , into the "pen sea, the captain
cede ese
'lett has
.kindly, being wade into this robbery, she m ide a statement manslaughter of William Meliorate, at steep, near Peteet• T. Nave (Dorrhester), Ror. R. Alleo, file. W. Lewis, and
diocese.
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and in 187 e h ' Iwhile ' among the witrking clateee. The follow' I, programme. distinguish the Portland light., and
- • e eighth p ace, ln •
are invitee to exonerating the letter carrier. who WOW Sandia • denser- field, an the let of August lime The grand jury ignored Rey. W. W sorb (P.othoidt. Tnere wee a good attendance, the first claw,t efficiently rendered by the kind assistance of ,e_
road. fa
safety. we tree -,1
~us positioo, be having signed for three registered 1 tt rs
-e-e-. the hill for wilful murder, on which charge the prisoner the shoetree'', being snout three putt filled. Tao chapel 1877 he came out first of the first clam, receiving a was nios
.i hbourhooe, Mrs. Edwards, en°
be fthan '1 te her mete friends in the town and ni. e
not knowing they were really In the office. bad bees committed by the meristrater. choir during the av,ning sung several hymns and other larger num r 0 marks any pupil ac •
is always reedy to give her able services, being COU NTY PETTY Melte]
'e meeting Me Woreen addressed tea c Ant in mitigates, after K e-Cook dM (' elms cited; Mr. music in a most creditable manna'. Alior the hymn corn- or tamale, in the whole diosee. leacti year of his who . e
_, " Hurrah for merry
Kr. Teme •w 2 r' rree"e Orie
be Town- wh.cti the Re•tor of Whitoparisl., oho had prepared Merle. teethe yrs .lefended. inswing- apprenticeship he has received book prizes to the the accompanist :-1 are esmg, „, „
..,
--.-_
v, when ne eerier tor confirmation, g.. her au excellent cbarecter. Mr. TiLmple-Cooke, opening the caw, for the pros Cu. ampunt of ten or twelve shillings front the Salisbury Ali; I, land e song " Three fitheni went sailing," mule. Tuesday • 11,fore J. M. P.
"flute; duet, " Gant we two were maxing,' whethan
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,I
subset His Ler Ishiii said this 99 persons in a hundred were ti "Come lotus join our cheerful song.
Beard of Education, and el each year (nen the Dorset Margaret
eiety unwise 0, live years' motel pervitu..• for this offence. TtwJurr, after five minutes tessellation. acquitted tLe and Miss G. Edwards ; song. .; nsrk 1 The follewing came were aieeneet
The Rmr. E. BOLTON exoresserl his pleasure at haviog National . ..
sett oil Society. John Parnell, tee junior Miss Edwards ,
The and it was only with gee t remedies diet badges broke pr,,..r.Di te
• solo (concertina), 'anew" the previous oar, lime being tosuthfem kerote‘,
N. .
what was aMoat an Itsexo•aide role. She was indebted
sligot punebment-111 mouths' bud Isamu.. The Judge : Littie boy, never nee • knife again, however to recede over e hoppr
there had been without -ne single note of discord, Poloteacher,
murder. I hope you are very sorry .or what has happened. ea..., ,„,..„. for thinking whri, tbe financial year ended --
WASSHAW. Mimi Margaret Marie; Flee, "Hark the Curfews Job Grata', lair.uree, of L eee, was Hee*
end united people, amongst wborn " the drum," Mr. l• • ev me r,. , Hour .
1 is placed in the sound class.• ent
" Faust," Mrs. C. Rickman ; song, Twilight of them.
, eniTely to the clemency . f toe 1 rercution for remising a
much you rimy re provoked. Y,..ti mey have been tried Inc ,
i for a. ue wasPeariceere, air. on hot the year. There was Ere," Him A. Amey ; wog, "The Bailiff's Dasighteee CHARGE OF STFAUSO NAT
and you will never we .• knife again. will you led a neition. from • business
SUL9LART AT SHERBURNE th•• church seuu'd beta.. ,.. Solemn Sound,'" Miss. le Gill, Miss. Edwards,. and with stealing • outot•ty of his. the roper., ,"5,21.,„
Prisoner (earnestly): N.., sir. oat .4 sew. ,e, in yaw in,. B.im as tae spiritual Teoremetect.-On Teursiey evening temperance Karen, lamer of Alliogepo awl Lelei, ' 11, ta
W Bartlett; duet (hermonium and piano),
g I ward Hunt,2l. labourer. im pee f.,re ...lunation, pleaded The lodge: Nonni," me that, however treat a quarrel P kof t e clooch rase, rerned, h, was afreid there had
,_, addressee were delivered iu the Note oral Scheolneen. Mr. A. .
, Prosecut .r et .164 on Oath that proonn
'ty on a blusterer at the home -f Willi.m Priddle, at you may eat into. You may go home now, the jury have
not s'i touch pupate's as there might have been. me The =maw, was fairly well „,,,ed,,,i. " Der Freyschutz," Mies F. Gill and Miss E _
a no %Vedne•clay last, bet reel% sy, Nin
'..rhe, on the 9 h Awl- t -lie hod lest amuse from acquitted you. Mephitis" in Court.) in the ah. rt Uwe e Incr. remained before the present year WAREHAM AHD PURBECK LittlON.-A meeting of ili the Falconer" Miss U. e'en
the DomoneY 1 0.14. " rh---P_ ~ ~ eed. in company with • wont.. In cotteee,,e,etki
sae d -mutton ii, a refornist,r;• , and wan sent intofi Not,' Mr. F. uo ing lately net bat, pressecutoe went to
•rritude to five year.. AEOTIIRIA WILTSHIRE SCROLSRT. expired, God miabt do • it:esd work amongst them.
Board of teuenliaus was held Oil Tuesday, when there Edwards ; duet, "Trust er
"When H '
the , .te himself in a cart-house within ten yard
Anthem " Pr•ise How ' wereFeut -Messrs. B. J. Gre laud, C. Yearsley, and Mr. A. W. Bartlett; song,4 ii th.
ASOIIIIIII BURGLARY.
T• 0•11.1 Pent. 30. gasEiter• imperfect miarallaa. was The Rev. T. Nuys spoke at some lengthen the religions
B Garland C. Sacklard, T. Caine.
, Young," Mien Edwards;_ solo iconcertint fantasia saw prisoner come through a gate free tb. net/
Herbert, 35. labourer, Gape. i'et edwmtimt was indicted for burglary at the derallinshouse of Stephen aspect of the notion, son exhorted all the servants of the F. B ,T. B. ,
he Chairman d " Masaniello," Mn.C. liir.ionan • song, " e Liquid out slot of bay from the rick, tied it up searei• a,
• burglary at the dwelling-home M Charles Israel, of Bodenham. on the lith July, and stadia" bread, erne yen.. ahether churAusec or Nonconformist', to and . Stevens. lathe absence of t •• He 1.=," ended It away au his back. Preseenter .4,441 a
" A. Aim), • song, "Should
eon, on the 2nd November, and sentenced chute, and other articles, and 2s. 101. in money. help handin-hand in putting out the eandsgrat'on of sin. Yid-chairman (dr. G. Bond and the Eal of u), , _ . ~_
' Geller Herrin'," Mies i away from him, and he went of. Wines,ein oe.
hard labour. Mr. Goldney prosecuted. and to let their light so shine Alai men would me their Mr. H. T. Garland was requested to preside. The usual Mies F. Gill; sonfl,_ e
were re-called, but the value le-to the police. Pr's-user tSI hia
• THIRD CAM The prig intr. pleaded guilty to Ohs
_e ehlulloei hut not to rod works, and glorify their Father, which was in relied business was transacted and linters read from the Harte. Several ot the i
e( that he "mimes" had Sent him forth. h.r.
9, butcher, no education, and Joseph burglary, and las oromention said Ins 7 woum be eatioded saves. Educational llepartmeut acknowledging the receipt of programme was too long to allow o encores,
except in
P.C. Witt stated from information
well edueerd, were charged with , visa the plea. Anthem. "Geri be merciful unto us and biers us.'
the memorial, addressed to the president of the one or two ease. There was • good attendance, heeded primmer at Loiters on • charge or .1.
'less of Henry Monktoe. at Bland. • His Lordship however, directed the case to be tried. The Rd. B. ALLEN, In the course of his remarks. said
Council, from this Board, against the compulsory Oa the way to the station he said Mr. if.....
'aegis Henry Curtis, at Blendford and prisoner, in defence, Man admitted the that, but that he had a perspective right to be peewit, for he found ---..- him to take the bay. At the station the see
,6th July. denied having made any forcible entry. that Job. Wesley. the grandfatder of John Charles education o the t labour{ and industrial classes alter
labouring •
CHRISTCHURCH. him, when be said he was sorry, he ereedeseew
-, and prisoners were farther He wist found guilty, and hisLordstep said it looked very W, eel, to whom we are so much indebted for their 12 of age' also from the Local Government Board. it if be model been told to. Weems pier Le
ee theme the property of snob like as if be was an old offender. but in the absence benutil 01 hymns and *ritual songs, was mutt out from ening to the appointment of the three relieving
New ROATL-It is intended to make an application received from the prwecutor. end k
ei the Alth July, and plaided as to his satemidents be thoald sot act epos that assuesp- the church of Kelcorobe Regis to trim& to ths mew officers in their respective districts as collectors ; also . - • session of Parliament to construct a read John Woodford Mey, stepson of the year
tim H. lb.° °°°t°°°°° kit° to tw°l°. miaßilis. bar° there, ead to the "Ilege” of Redte°le• When he was from Me. Bartlett, vaccinator, at Winfrith, saying the In the ensuing i the parish of Christchurch, did not give the prierster leave t. take the I,:teeni
labour. taken before the Bebop of Bristol, the latter asked him
mother, whose refusal to have her baby vaccisatee and bridge over the Stour, nf Li
is estimated to cod about E 5,000 g..... lolseher hay before new, but never told* '
regarded the burglaries who bee commiesiened him M Meech, when he boldle and to levy tolls. It ,
THROWING LIME was reported at the last meeting, had n err brought it lob
\all, celled as Queen's replied "By the authority of Melcombe Regis Church. and will boot incalculable benefit to Chridelourch and
to him for that pur .
"knees cue upon • Thomas Perry, 16, labourer, imperfect education. WWI "Br that Fictions and heretical Church," replied the Pose Southbourne-on-Sea. Prisoner bang now charred, elected the mai.,
with summarily, saying, "I am not guilty ef e'en
• acquitted of this 'Mimed for maliciously 'Movies upon Arthur Reward Bidup. "I tell you what it is John Wesley," said the ____ -- bay. as Ime told to take it." **IS
Blench a quantity of lime, with intent to maim him and Bishop, "We most have unity and uniformity." He S WAN AGS. El
if isabeth Dunn, widow, of Ledere. said
. both the other disfiguredisfigurehim, on the fill. November, at fisithampt in. (Kr. Allen) thought after an interval of 200 yr rare people IITII.
Mr. Tickell eressouted ; the prisoner was undefended. ha I not got further than that now, and he protested Citron or Himenrce.--Several god catches of this BO 17231 81110 house prosecutor. dealing with the aurbi;ei
hard labour. Dr. Summit proved Mot the lad Blench was too ill to against unity and enifornete. well known fish have been made during the last week; At a meeting of the Local Board on Tuesday there Prisoner was there. Sea went to y .a, „_
ad he admitted to her h - °°°- -"' "4
morning, •
travel and his depositioss before the magistrates were Anthem, "Awake. 0 Sion." the first day they were geld at 10s. per 100, but being was • long discussion relative to the outrageous con-
_finis. t i
take the hay. fa
aps.ater Iti,oadthe.,e elia a
, prerta and read. The Rev. W. LKWIS also spoke, urging if the mass et so numerous they were afterwards gold for 4e. duct of the police on the night of November sth. The w
said the did nut send prisoner for the h ,II Beeft Pal
'lleef""7 On the three counts under which primmer was charged the ye ode wag to be retched it must be through the Wsseeverr CIRCUIT FLIND.-On Tuesday evening a strongest obeervations were made use of, nad.,l„, .finall7, John May, r -called, strongly deniehte
Ser with the Judge directed a verdict of not guilty, as the principal agency of individual meruhers of tbe Chinches, as it was
üblic tea was held in the Congregational School-nem the r,..;ilowinpassed :-"TIM• tne last vetoes-. He went into • bl mutes
g resolution was
'size'. wittier (Blench) had stated "he did not know if it was impossible for member, to reach them. ps .ae i
mow doe. purposely or by accident." The meeting was shortly aft:, brought to • aloes. "es.rilliy lent for the occasion). After tea Mr. W. Home Secretary be respectfully solicted to order an prisoner, but did not promee him !he hay.
A verdict of " Not 'silty" was taken, and Mr. Tickell ey, of Langton,delivered a lecture in the Wesleyan enquiry into the reported misconduct of the police in Mr. Marsh repeated the stateooer4 be Preview..
said Mere wee a further charge against prisoner of common Chapele-subject, "A Cornish Diamond, or the Story Bournemouth on the night of the sth of November." that when bet oh the hay Iris pr--trier is
i hie " i us" told h • ••lii hum to come ior i•.
assault. TAC METIOBOLOOICAL BILTOILT. of Billy Bray." Dusan(' the three hours which elapsed between the Theln_els ,
This, by His Lwdshi's direction, was gone bite, and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-On lest Wednesday rennin tor Chairman remarke lit win not le
the Cambridgeshire, me the stewards cone ,e.,i ~ a e ,6,. re to este
moulted in • verdict of" Guilty." 1 Birome.a. : Tbermorneter. IFlnd. . Weather. evening the Rev. C. Chambers presided at a meeting • gbjecti L cetta most people were rol.frwman of tits'owil i.r , ° °net.' who 11"°61tht:
corning the n on to u , per's.
His Lordship, In passing sentence, remarked on the ..4
mom recklesenees with which prisoner had thrown g: 8I 4 raid- I 8 4 mid- 4 o Band cost., which was psi-I.
tamest dangerous article, and the sad result of his A a 011 P 01 st '• a 9 night I) tn. Pa p. 02. delivered an appropriate address. Other friends also we, easy fir heelers of the first two to make them' Prisoner: I "mom you will eye me the hem
. . . ,
which had deprived • fellow creature of the sight of
sod would probably result in the teasel the other. esagre .06' 40 46 ,49 W Overcast waa spent. con-equenee of Fordbam's known disinciimation to ANOTHER ALLEGED RAT rater.
'iced him to four months' hard labour. 1090. 1000 lei 61 62 ' iti W THS NEW lieftwer.-Meeera. Beale, Marigold, oi ject without good reason; though Mr. Grettoa is Lavinia Northower. wire if .Richerd Noma, bet,
11 30.06911 00190 110 j 6$ 66 !64 WSW awayeer-house Milton, Po rat eg,aa
Ind Co.Cot..aad J. J. Friel', 'A Weetudeeter•e"lleitere understood to have hum the revers of sanguine, and of the Los
d with stealing .h lo ea' e-r
SAD CASE OF CHILD 11171 DIE. 12 29 9030.00,3040 63 68 '66 W .. few the 'Bill, hays this week published in the Dorset be Lad out some £4,000 on Lneetta in the interval. Tierev"se Thomas eim farmer,tee Ire e
• Gadding, 39, servant. no education, wee 13 29.94,30.7_190 10. 51 65 '5B WSW os, adpole, Oa melee" •
• the magistrate,' eremite and was also It 20 4731eMtehe 84., 62 I .„66 es.„.,t° County Exprees a notice of the intended application to When Per SrSe was wand far the Middle Park Plate, Ye Stanley defended.
mees inquisition, with the wilful murder 16 9187199 3719" ” ” " ow w gag Parliament for powers to form the long-talked-A and Plebeian, the v. inner, wee objected to on Similar The redeem for the pros. cation went ti es.
-wilding. GUY Mary Blaney, at Alverstoke, badly-wanted railway. Copies of then ;lice have been pounds • and Lord Dupplin and Sir F. Jobostone *woes, het been seen new afield lekeiaaae a
bor. "MAMMA HARBOUR TIDE TABLE. deposited at 164 Clerk of the Peace for the e'uktY at succeeded in hedging the whole of the large stake for in which war a hayrick. She ea. dr,,,,, wer"
'. Connington prosecu Ring. of Ports- rot Tile visa mime rocessar, ma 18rn env., 1880. ted. hie office at Sherborne.
-- which they bad lucked their caedidate- World, home. and there was • barrel and eine toy ,19,,,..,
O. waggon. Prosecutor's goo, • hose duty it is re :m
'teamed by Mr. ei
timer, who pleaded not guilty. from tbe rick. missed the hey, and pee*, har.,
v. Alter a quarter of an A, ur's DATIL well In.Tita MAW ISII!LOWIVAISICH&LIFLOOD. POOLE. ITOURTON CAIIIiDLN. searched. She admitted having the hay, let ale -
'to Court with a verdict or Ifound it in the road.
vanity. F r iday .1 8 fie am 40.60 • in. It 60 p.m. 713 p.m. 19 nu Bnariaa BOYS -About 60 of the "Boys" and On the 6th inst. the Bishop *elated the Rev. James The Counsel argued the evidence vier net *
stained during her Mij si's 913 p.m.41.13 pm 113 ant. 7.118 a.m. tO their friends celebrated the success which attended Thomas Chipperfield Chatto, B.A. to the Vicarage convictinn, being for the meat pan eircumdiatia
I 936 5.m.11.1111 a.m. 1.36 mut. 7.69 p m. 93 f %tondos CAUDelle, void by the osedon of the Rev. The Bench remarked that there .......p.p..,
8 iturdoy 1 960 pm. Il ea 1.0 gag ...., gj their proceedings; on the "Fifth" try • convivial supper, o .
i . p m . a.m. to the case, but they would dimities it.
WOOMIAT. " ial John Jones, and belonging to his Lordship's donation
t 10.22 a.m.;11.11 p.m. 122 p in. 845 p.m. tl on Monday niptdat the Angel Hotel. The "gun --
et education, formerly flunde7 1 10.41 p.m !ILO a.m. 245aa59. 8 am 22 Joe" himself ed, and all the young sparks of the on this occartion by remelt at lase.
place put in an appearance. It is indicted tor burglar'. „
~ I 1 ..m. 21 therefore hardly --- SERIOUS CHARGE OF AMOS.
11 8a m 1. 8 I.ni 3. 8 p.m. 911 p
!g-house of John we' 'AI 1 ____......_
lin
1191 P•f° "1 ain 341 ale 9Se me' 29 necessary to gay that everything went off in the most SHERSORNIL
lock and rev,al , 111.1 a.at
1 the nth July Tuerds7 ; 1 164 p.m. 3be p.m. 10 17 p,
m. agreeable manner. At the County Police-court on Weine-risy. in
f 1217 am , 117 Rte. 4.17 am. 10 40 ant.l4 SuMilm--Mr. Charles Bennett, of the New Inn, Foam's &POOL-Among the utmes of the dined/. H. P. Mintage, Essq., Alfred Peer, wee-
ece. d. of tli.. We'le.d-,.. 1 12 se pro ' 2.40 pm 440 pm. 11. S pm. 24 ilazelbury Bryan, who also carried on bueiness as a ful candidate, at the recent preliminary examination Robert Shugar, laboune, Netherliury. .4,••: cr.
'ia Utr•lni, p yi,,..i.,, i I. 3 ern x. lam 5. 3• m. 1126 •.m. 25 butcher, and in that capacity was well known to) for aiansissiiin 1. the english Civil ears* we notice ith netting tire to an out•hinee at Neheberr
e -
'de ed a - ' ' ItePm ' 3EO 1'..., 5.2.3 pm 11 OPm 25 many of the tradesmen of this town, committed that of W. M. Smith, • scholar of this school. night of the 13th inst. Before the nee el. le
fordshire, suicide on Monday evening in a RIONIL determined HONOURS -W. %%eery, an eld Shirburnian, who Supt. Maellale applied fi ir the •lerniei. f
'My. PORTLAND. manner. He left the town about sit o'clock at night, went from the reboot t., Estee. College, a few years prisoner, Alfred Doke, which war centre e e
smey's and wandered away for about two miles-into the ago, and thence to China as student interpretsr at the called as witness in the eive. The reek-nit 1
beim
NATAL W e.-H.M.S. Warrior was fogged parish of Kiniron, where he appears to have gone to the British Legation, lekin, hal passed the fin -I examine- Thies& Hallett, depreeri : I lire at Wart..n. ii.
-'s in torpedo practice on Wedieeday afternoon when a ever, and, after carefully hanging his blou•e and neck- eon in the Chinese leegurece, aud been awarded £lOO feirish "f Netherbury, and keep the Hare as: Ha
number of these messengers of destruction were tie on some rails, then to have tied his loge by means by the Geverninent, he being the etudeut who dis- inn. I had an pint of the premises u egm
discharged from the gnarciship. of a rope to • bush growing by the side of the water anguished himself most in tee examination, which was thatched. It was not 1,-eked ,n Fain
MATERIAL rot Salinas. - A number of newly- and thrown himself in. He leaves • widow and ten -- last. The omit-house contained a De. MI
lard boys arrived at Portland on Wednesday after- children. In Poole the deceased bore the character of WICKLAND. ladder, food he a donkey, an-i three rackef ser
et to join the training ship. They bad the appear- a steady and upright man; but money 'batten; un- The shed was in an orchard near the lene. i
of being very row material doubtedly led CO the rash act. ON Tuesday last the children forming the Band of adjoining the ternpike•nuvi. .Ibout -eonll
'OVAL.-Mr. Hartwell, instructing warder at the SHIPPING INTICLUGIDICE.- Armes : November 11 Hope were entertained at a tea in the schoolroom. on Saturday night i saw all safe. I 4,1 w it sirs
"tea been appointed foreman of works at the -Georgina, Filmier, London, manure; Olive Branch, There were 84 pyneent, and a plentiful supply of bread I was going into my bedroom. abet el Moo
'othing Rote bliohment. Pimlioo, and will Jolt, Portland, nil; Conqueror, Mantuan, Shoreham, and butter and cake was provided, anti all partook 11 p.m. Just before that I heart - mem e •
's new duties early in December. nil. 12-Askelon, Blamplied, Jerrey, nil; Hirondelle, joyfully. After tea several magic lantern pictures " Gime on, come "le" I ...lit II aoicat4,
telf CLUB. - This infant club reports Cluchard, St. Malo, barley. 13-Cfmnflower, Kent, were ehoWn and expedited by Mr. IL Churchill. found
_people round there. Prisoner me tree t
eiations have been opened vrith bir. IL N. Plymouth stone. 15-Saephire, Cook, Southampten, Several hymns were also sung, and a pleasant hour log. The whole contenta were burnt eta
offers • enitehle site. When fairly wheat; Charlotte, Denman, Southainfton, ',hest ; was spent. We must not omit, however, to mention building. 7 heard M( 1 n I _ ....._.... __.. re. ..01-',..T.4 , Oky ip th, 1
tOtlAt receive • Iffitional support. William, Reader, London, latherood. 1 -Sarah Ann, that Mr. Barnett addressed the children for • ghi rt i near my house, five minutes before I went res
"lint EAwaril Way, whilst cruising Brown, Yarmouth, nil ;Diver, Page, Yarmouth, nil. time. Mr Whiffen provided the "good thing." and I heard Dodge's wife's voice as well. In Ma
the vicinity of tee Shambles on 18-Gem of the Ocean, Elvey, Portsmouth, nil ; Unity, gave every one satiefaction. Miss Churchill, who is prisoner: Ido not say von set the elm Ate
eurtaway boat. It is about 15 Masters, Swanage, pie-Milian : November 12- the supennteneent of the Bane of Hope, was "misted Alfred Dodge now called as a witnee orPm
'bite, bu• there was nothing in Capricious, Koram, Frederickstodt, ballast; Emma, by Mee It. Churchill, Rev C. A. Old, Mrs. Whine, live at Wa ' Saturday night. he eels
'ion. ytown ; on
Conway, Portsmouth, deals. 13-Sarah Ann, Brown, and other friends in waiting upon the children. in company with prisoner, Robert Sheen. Ma'
Supt. Gale has succeeded Yarmouth, deals' Hopewell, Grimes, Cowes, pipes. - o'clock we went to George Hallette heeds"'
ei .1 i vi-ion. Mr. Gale is no 15-Wood Park, Howard, Southampton, deal.;
•g formerly re•ieled here Conqueror, Hanman, Rochester, clay. 17 --Onward, BIT CHL AN D NEWTON. my wife. We all came out abed, 10 rice& e
upon Knox, London, clay • Rainbow, Brett, London,e clay ; towards our homes, which are near the shed.
cengratulate him uVi
Donee? FIAINDLT Sore erv. -A large and influential wean= to the smith's shop, olleeife lee'kute*‘
Volunteer, Dyke, Newcastle, ballast; Clyde, Sande, meeting in connection with this seciety was held in the we stopped there for a time, I, 'Teener. my sikg
Ingthened on Mon- Newcastle, ballast; Acorn, King, Guernsey, flour; schoolmom on Monday evenin • The chair Tray was taken Prayers. Prisoner said he would go into 1111,°
`et', in. charge of Ann Elizabeth, Young, PlYmonth, pipes. 18-Acern, by the vicar, the Rev. H. H. Haematite who w withH ' I del Hw'
are Runt tit hear King, Guernsey, flour, as wi my wife. e went in, i not. t •
• amongst the wupported by the Rev. Canon Bingham, chairman of stay more than a minute. I reniained in the rel.':
the managing committee of the D.F.S., Mr. J. Shupe came out. He said " Hiild 011 5 Mir*
' Y William, Hell, Res. G. Thonimen, Rev.F. 'fyrwhitt go and set fire to the - lase." He teen
custom of PETT SESSIONS. -YelineaDAT. wg
___-...._ Drake, Rev. E. C. Collard, Rev. J. Davis, Mr. J. C. the road in the direction of the shed. Whel ke
ad by the
tt, when Foot, Mr. Shepherd (the steward of the Gillingham that, I went into my house and sat dome sing,'
trances Before the Mayor (Mr. G. Curtis), Mr. Fuser, Mr. branch), tine., tic. Mrs. Holford, of Castle Hill, and going to bed. Afterwar la heard TOM VW,. 5
Maine, and Mr. Stune.-This eres • special sliseins Mrs. Revenhill occupied seats on the pletform. The to tall his son (meaning Travers' eon) liellen°'
~,,_ for the emitter rf Menem, and toe following room was full to overflowing. Addressees were " liallet's place wag burnt dnwe- 1 we_,
`ew' were traaaferreel :-Ttie Whoa sheaf from James delivered on thrift and provident clubs. The great and saw the place burnt down. On Sander "-
a* Ballard to John William Street. the Yacht Inn from Wite advantaires of the counteK club, now by its new rule. prisoner came to my house, when I sail ve
Slough to W. Z. Young. After this business bad been me wee. made thoroug fy
sound,
disposed of &chance remark from Mr. Stone, relative to were put ore e before the Thees done it, then." H • I seid"''
He (prisoner .
the Salvation Army, led to tbe Mayor's addresses" ten meeting b) the chairman, by the Rev. Canon Bingham, never split" That was all we said about it oil
odience, and iniormi•Elbos• Present that the erragletrain. by Mr. Williams Bell, and Mr. Shepherd. This enthu- morning.-In answer to, prisoner : "You ding'
i made up their ,Theee to (wet .4,nel, with any hoes seastk meeting will doubtless give this admirable you would set the [place on fire."-Prime
may he brought up for interfering with the array- society a fresh stir up in central Dorset. The Buceleed shouldn't wish to call you a liar." lieeti
mothers would not in future hare the opportunity band played in the course of the evening "Rule Herbert Travers a youth, living at Wareerleeee
their fine,. Mr. Stone reminded his Inedible in Britannia, " "My Grandfather's Clock, " and " God was in cam ' eh ' 'th "'-
ibis terms that these people Were acting VIII. Save the Queen," piny with prisoner, also wi -
melon to the orders of the bench, and that his wife. They all left the beerhouse at lO'
'se oommuesees they were booted to polo, - With* went to his own home, leaving Inte
Se sPonestion of Mr. Aldridge the bencis LITTON OELINRY. Dodge, and his wife standing in the road 01
es hour for the Rowing Club dinner at the yards from the shed. About half or three-gill:,
they to Mr. Seem, Kr. Aldridge mid he BOICID2 Or • LITTON MAW IN ALISTRALIA.-AD an hour afterwards wining heard the fire ewe
eni for Is. good behaviour Of the club inquest was held at the Margue, Toorak. on August out. When he got to it the shed wan0we'1,,,,..-e
sth, in the body of Henry Legge, Agee 52, who corn. down. Witness on his way home had pewee w'
netted suicide by cutting his throat with • razor.- and it was all right then.-Henry Burge dr,r
WATION ARMY William Bowen, chemist, deceased's master. stated lodge with prisoner's father at Waytown.
that on the previous day a little boy told him that le quarter-past 10. Prisoner sleeps eiebe•
seems---_ there Val • man's body in the paddock. He wont to was not then in the home. About El inmate
it, and there ironed deceased, quite dead-Several and before I went to sleep, prisoner cane is 0, i
'the town on Wednesday other witnesses were exam hoined, /mending Jose into bed. He was puffing and blowing. owl 1,,,
-a number of performers Legge, commercial traveller, deceased's brother, and him what was the matter. He said the
e beef,
nny's brass-band from Coastable 8. Carter, who deposed to finding deemed been drinking, and the running home fast bid'
d tome the procession is the paddock, with • wound in his throat, and the him blow. About quarter of an hour ate
'ended by a banner- razor by his side. No signs of • struggle were visible was in bed there was an alarm of fire.
' Army,, 'on which Deceased bad • pocket book on his person. Two late went out to it, and I followed.
fire." "The entries in this book left no doubt, when examined, that same night. after the fire' P.C.
ghp Fjle
c
smeared highly deceased was much perturbed in his mind in mute- to prisoner about the fire in my
'My curiosity. queen of his acquaintance with • penes whom be calls t`'ld the policeman he would have t tide.
• the day at his "pet," &OA •' a poor forlorn woman," for whew ae this. Prisoner told the constable he boe
-although claimed the " greatest respect and hers."-The jury half-an-hour before the fire took place. I see
el etrong found that deceased committed suicide whilst in •state can you tell such • lie; you were not is'
'sly well of mental aberration. minutes." Primmer made no answer to ar
tuned - Ellis, of Netherbury, stated that when he e
A shed it was burnt down. He said to the psi'
. NETHERWIRT. ing there, "This is a serious matter, and Mt'
efi leceineteanse.-During the pad two or three weeks glad if anyone could give anY informatior '
several fires have taken place in or around said he had been in bed half or three-ei
this pa- ih,andZe motive.' which could prompt such hour before the fire took place. Burge sa
tyranny and destructive acts, are totally unknown to lie. Prisoner was active, and had more to e2l
• owners or tenants of the property destroyed. One the Hreeehan,,anYhodiedse ;so witnees__,..,meen7
'der has been brought to *eke for maliciously W nen be huu him atele charge, he eu.“ ". -el
an outhouse, at Ware.* in this pariah on and knew nothing about it. the way to
v night. On his own plea of guilty, be is sent he asked who was apprehended, and witnere7
I the Dorchester Assizes, and the sentence that Dodge was. Prisoner asked h"w
eeeenit":
•bt be a deservedly severe one. It is hoped were not-Prie°wer' wh'' wag now ' f '..---
*to the conviction of other offenders. with iii, offence and cautioned in the usual
--I any detriments he might now make, ow
RaIDPORT, for trial at the March Assizes at Dorchufer.
e
made the following statement, which . .ewnsi . e
unual meeting of the Dorset District writing "When we came out from OttwiT,, g
T. was held on Monday last, in stoixi at Waytown. Alfred Dodge new 4
"en there was :=attendance. as as a Guy Fawkes, I'd blow up thaw'
11 a.m., lu la
being pro. in there, became they wouldn't trust me
At this meeting the usual ounce of tobacco "n Saturday reerning-Mo.
o transaMed. fez was laid ' What shall we do.' I said,'l have no
o. Long; • goodly number ge in with Poll and get some.' He caught ea:10
held at 7.30 pen., Bro. hat while / went and done it. On Hundte • ff
N, presiding. Addresses went to him, and he said my hat was " ,w,.., ir
rs of the order. Thu sulked if be had had a mind to throw Her,
was the principal orchard opposite his house, and he said, 11'
mind to burn it because of auspices ,L.
ete Dews of the said_s'That hasn't hurt 'em, no auw, becse 31;0-e
•I on Friodi -This concluded the nee, and Shwa: 'we
el
net, eh custody,
'sired in -
lumber of BRUTON. •
woollen Basmea.-A basset was optima 00%0610 ei
WEDGY prentlees of Mr. Read, Quapsetatriumoiene' l'
-er of fled for ismer* ths imbed we
we. Congregational Chapel. A ebortarldres A
-Ix Chiptein Dyne, who opened the burr.
3,
, me • short remise of the history °I itadi
lag. It was, be said, oriebuill
Radials, as • great house m tifibe..k
vvant, of the numerous visitors se fee
I before it was finished, and it See .
, silk factory, and about INN it kw 0
relies *
-hepol. He thought the Chu ,e•
'thine to thank the Diesentw ,
ow koe
School in the tows man? 7:3
' one. He had much Plow' •
• whatever differences theiene
lus and creeds Chef 11" . ;
'hey oil should remiesbw._.;
;et crucified. JP. 1"""kh0....
',Dud. Dim, for
01
kis of
‘ly Mr. Bard, gi as
he Performasos s.gi
Noah! “D'lT,:te,
• were ••"2 'lse
ITIMIEL nr‘o,l 1
al Dml/4ad 411
VOW° rt.
mid 111 SP
ke O.

031A/IDIITO OIL
eoterritt STNOD. —At a meeting held at Charrnouth
Friday, for.tlle election of members of the new Synod
°•,,,preont tnis deanery, the Rev. G. H. P. Barlow,
soriard cb,,,,,i,Anc.k. war re-elected one of the clerical
and Mr. T. Parry Woodcock, of the Lodge,
ro;d4nek, was returned am a lay member.
11101IT1MIT
no World says marriage will telre place (slay
ost %lie I ever en Mr. Philips, of Montamie, near
ve.g. Maw Con.. and Ponaonbyeldeat d.egn ter
e. Spencer PonwebyFane, t
- , of &yaw-
LE„,vey, Controller of the Lord Chamberlain's
Monlaeut• to one of the finest old
;;;;,.hoo•or i• the West of England, and Bremp'on
;web ir • Shia a few wiles of it, is an timeliest sample
ei the !Digo Jones. It wee bequeathed to its preeeot
001, by Lady Georgina Fane.