The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-11 00:00:00

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we learn that even now It ia with Aifileultv that seders

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been takelLin ret• ON Ind tog let •
studio, NMI* newweit:rwla." indritt
short space of time then many stadia' that have been
opened for thieve* sbec mankii
Cultairrogrn w. Ka. oiao•or•-•
XV.LATIIIie alga•dih4
Clevslarid, Hos* uffsho fee
victory for Mr. '6l44'o*w-a 1°
p:mresmosd at thrmul 4lerk, iir.
kicking off. Tbe thee Pregory
dig aide,' land the
W 5055 155 w
goon after the edmalla
,other three by Mr. Lithe,* for hir.Di son's team.
t?..134;:rk (iitUt; "ffertithryr
s owns:end,
,(4,pgArs,..nrid CArgt4est tr#,l",7
well. Tba os riff. W. Oriethronf **wen,
;tirse ablipt., ph, ; thlfqt:oo,forrian
team :-MeHrlthenw and R. Read, ; tit• of
and M. Woo I, quarienhackr, rod Mourn. Townsend.
Fl. Tieptsb, A. Carethenh HAM* 116 ig!nrif
Holland, it. Williams, T. Seaman, F. roydon, .
Gregory, R. Tisard.
Mayargogjay Dyr dentcise.-IfUl±t
tar mtht hp Pr resheltine hie wine, ThYptourtVas7
complained of onostant ill-user, on
Chrietm live. whets he split in ffig frl4aelY, boat
ben.-Hunter Wbseever did I bald yea in my life?
-The wife: Many times I have had nameless to bring
" you up tiff kik Vliteart to. I hare had twee* pierts
ef sorrow. y miser, d
jaed ouble, axed I wish Ire=
atinn.t-lffiabir I Wien' did I best 'foe last
wife: You al.cmsd latff flaw on tfigCL'Elviter.
Hunter Tifat Wit move for love g
.v lc pr. Ardinthe Min eert
scanaltne be ltrOt bet Woe, all we wallah Ina
sometime' only • shilllng.---Hfttag said they bad
plenty to eat and drill* at Ohriatans, sad enjoyed
themselves till Tbarwley, and there would lurge been
no diaturbance if la hid his meals kagulkly. He saw
his son genie gift tif matimphmins, won and asked
his elle II his mos did Dot biting Isms his MOW 14,
keep the house with. She would not answer, mad
look bold of her by the arm, and asked her to tell
lim.-The wife said it was because his son went to an
leating-house for a cap pf omit" bethullepteet was 111
Ms but if be had taken father to I an
given d
v bkm &pint of beer, he would not km affymaeinsit,
He had talon his witted:. and next tiny bad n_otbiog
to eat herbed aho bar lis. a theY.' end held trs go'
without his meals •, e had even given her £4, and •
day or two after had nothing to sat.-Asked if he
had net better *potato, Hunter PlOd ho was willing
to do an • but when asked what he ernfild allow his
wife. Inge had four ehildren to keep, he regaled he'd
tether live with his family. littaber's sea was sent
for to gird the magiatrates an iscount of the matter
hut he world not come.-The magistrates said the
warrant wig isrusd on the Ist, but Hinter was not
wrofftd ailf aft* ard, jowl it was a very 'Wong matter ,
to put the woman kith in bodily danger. It wis
inset serious when a' man kid woman hid had 11
children, and now gave different accounts of the
quarrel.-Beteantbei Oil Friday, and On ' Finetier's
asking for bail, the magistrates consented to accent
boil, two *metier in 25 each, or one in 210 ; but he
must not go near his family or wife till Fritter.
liptregnittiftro -At the Borough Petty Sessions
on Tatenday, before the Mayor (Mr. R. N. Howard),
Dr. Drew. Mr. B. Hopkins, Mr. Jamas Maids', and
Mr. T. Abbott, two little boys, named Alfred Ware
flit and Willi Marahallsay 110), were charged with
stealing • quantity of sweets, the property of Mr.
Herbert Roberts, of Park-street.- P.C. Bartlett, on
the let inst.. was sent to Park-street in conjequanpe of
someone breaking Into Mr. Robert's store, In Albert-
street, wont and found the door had been forcibly
opened, the *aide being forced, and. with Mr. Robert,*
he saw the bottles from whence the sweets had been
taken, 454 found some sweets dropped. From
enquiring Ire went to Wares houre-he had men the
!soy in the street the night previents-aud Wei Illhu
kith it in the presence of his mother; hut he strongly
denied it On seeing Marsh:alley and taxing him
with it, he produced some of the sweets, Baying
Ware had given them to him, and on this the witness
went back to Ware, who admitted that he had gone
to the store and wrenched the staple open rat% • stick.
Told he .wauld be asutched and his house unless the
property were found, when he wart upstairs, sad
brought dose% a paperfnl of sweets, saying they had
eaten the rest -Mr. Herbert Roberts, confectioner, of
Park-street, went to the store between eight and nine
on the morning of the Ist, and finding the door open,
be thought boys might have been there, and did not
wish to do anything further; but the policeman
thought right to make further enquiries -The Mayor:
And very right 15,-Mr. Roberts wished to withdraw,
thinking the boys might have roue in. knowing it was
a sweet plaos, and taken the sweets without premedita-
tion -Both boys osoui guilty. and wished the cage
to be dealt with at ewe, am ffid the fathers, Ides, the
Mayor mid. were both respectable nese, bet the
difficulty was that Ware was brought up in 1079 for • ,
similar avow and **aimed, and if he took advantage
of those canticles, he would turn net a confirmed
criminal.-Mr. Arden told Mr. Roberta that be eauld
not withdraw the ease; but the Bench wonid take his
recomelsodetins into oonsideration.-The Mayer said
this waft a very serious matter, aod the magistrates
hardly knew what to do, for the parents of the dhildten
were highly respectable, yet Ware stole them swank,
ant for his own soaeumetion. bet a large quaatity
which he had taker home. The magistrates eixdd
send them to • reisasetory school WI 16, sr hr three
mouths to prime, sad the eldest bee, if consisted,
could never take any situation of • nubile nalgiat• so
that his future would be blasted. But as the paresis
were respectabie ma, they did ace want to miller *
conviction against either, but to give them one more
change, and theredsve they would be dismissed, but
would have to pay-on. 10a and the other is.

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