The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16 00:00:00

POOLE.

1.115 LATE Mt. CRABR.—.t letter of condolence has been
forwarded to Mrs. Crab), by Mr. .1. Houliston, on behalf
of the Gout Samaritan Lodge of o.l.lfelb ova, of which the
late Dr. Crab!, was medical for the long periml
31 years. Mrs. Crab:,has returned a SUltalolu 411,1 feeling
acknowledgment
VOLUNTEER. DRUXIIED Orr.—On Wednesday evening
there was a full para le of the uembers of the 4th Dorset
olunteer corps, Captain Stone :ma Lieut. Styria:, being
jPiaraire-cle.tutilil7:ri'LlltieuciSrct‘u":ii'sta"ni'oei 3.6 Iwirre'gre'rret.init'th'ali he
that idler
cajoYinst WI excellent Kipper any members of the corps
should have so ini...ondlucte.l themselves. With 3,111,5. of
meat which remaiuol ~Ver it ass iII tiellile4 to have h..l a
"free awl ei4" among themselves ; but they hail been
done out of that, seven of the joints having been taken
away, of three of which no account could lie obtained.
lasliy awl T. Sanford would be publicly dismissed: but
Walter I liirti• awl If.. Ilausea were not considered Po
culpable. and he (tlaptain Stone) should therefore merely
,prder that their DAM** be struck olf the rolls.
LW.), and Sanford wem called from the ranks, and
ordered to put their ries in the rack, awl between a tile
of in.., were mar het f r the hall, the land playing the
"It igues' March." lan reaching the street a large
crowd greeted them with hisses and jeers, and (-ries of
"Who stile the 1111 l Bent" Curtis and flames were then
commanded to return whatever they hail helotazing to the
corps, and informed that they no longer belonged to the
Volunteers. The pmcee.liams ennitel a good deal of
exciteinent ; it having been rumoured that the drumming
out would take place in the Market-square, • step we are
pleased to state. Slam! refrained from Wats(
thinking the punishment severe enough as it was. We
hope never to have to record a similar circumstance.
Perry Bassions, Thuralay. —114.4.. n., the Mayor (Mr M. Kemp.
Welch), Alderman F. 1' Roger., Ilmsro thalami, Duedale,
Dwell, A. Ballwin. and W. Itsswee. The Rev J. A Laws,ll, atho
oUCUpied a seat on the Bomb.

James Lishs was swamps., I by Mr F A. Sharp, gas fitter,
for absenting hitting:lf !nen hi. mine 'a service, contrary to the
tenn..4 his iedenture. and also with ening abunive language
on the elle and Sth .4 March. -Mr Travers appeared for
• Mr If T. Treramon defended. -Having briefly
Mated the case Mr Travers called Mr Sharp, arbe phi defelet.
ant was an apprentice ii, his mimic., ainl his hour. were from
six •m. till half-past five Lase Saturday he came to work at
half peat anti o.lltilitled till Imlf.past IS Ind is d see
attain till about lull ;oast flee. on Monday he came at half-
pant six an-I mayenl until breakfast time stale a complaint to
him with reference to his lone t me. and the tieconvenienee
he put hint I. Ile Wail very insolent mid wound u with the
wi the
, remark "V.',
are. — liar.. Upon that witness boxed his
I nue, Alla he said •• That's Just what I want.' Ile wee abroit
' the whole of Monday, hut came len* on Tuesday. In reply to
Mr Trevanion defendant nine hawk about eve o'clock on
saturday. Ile workol about three hours only ; and witness
•toppol back Is-it verm not siateeenpence ; he had "Menial
on ' the It for extents, to Ikeurnenteutit -that was one of his
little ways .4 doing bu,ittais -fa Wight Ills waged were 71 •
week. Ile attended the rifle supper on Friday CVllllllllr. but
he V(.l T.( 4.1,11 ,;an. him" for hi, absenting himself •In
Saturday morning Ile war detainel at the polieeetation. On
Monday morning wile,, witness went into the shop, Wa.lhain
a'ar present with oleic...lust ii,- rpok.. to defendarit about the
1.0.11 1i,,,., and told hien he had got let., tumble again, and
that nest to him he (wit oois) sneered most Called him •
rogue, a scant., mild a villain, and told him he belotiged to a
" bet b.t." anti that his brother had been in gaol a month. It
nag doiee it, the heat .4 the moment -he would upset a ship •
ceentaey lee would -(laughter). Ile all it was a lie and
he boxed his care -the scar .m hie face might be the mult of
the blow, hut he believed his face nine ill onetact with a lolge
.4 wie..erwork. Ind n. 4 net hold .4 hi,,, by the ehoulder no
to. 1 him. Ihdeeelant offered to fight him -he wae "an
brave ar a lion" -he helonged to the rile e.rps -(laughter).
After the row he sweet to til.e public-house ; and witness thought
he was quite an able so it.. to Wu. ;lost 01111,1111 SlNalir it ill
reply to Mr Traren, he saw nothing the matter with Lisby
that prerentol him stimuli's.; to hl. work. -Supt. Hunt was
called. Was at the pollee station mi Saturday afteremen, and
lamby wan sent for to see Captain Stone. Ile hal loft about
half-pan two o'el.,ek. Was not there more than three quarters
ale hour. Ile woo 1,14 at all ietoxicated -A lad mined
William Contick nail he Mani Lisby cell Mr Sharp a -- liar :
and al., a eemenble ore the tbs.r. .nt Tete day monneig he law
defendant's face -it was the mune as it e..,,.,w ; but diebet take
partieultr notita -Mr Trevaiiimi addressed the Bench and
• adduced eel twice ou behalf of hi. client. -Janice lasby sehl he
attended the Hide supper, on Friday night. Went tea
work on Saturday meriting and in thy nurse at
the day he was scot for to the police mane's, end
left aliont hall-past three 410.el•le, betureed to work at a
quarter to It.. and ooltinued till half.past flee. Shopinoinsed
Ca all h..ur for beet time. Ole 'lmelaY he went at half-Mal sit
About an hourafter Mr Sharp came 1,, awl the Ilrrt worda he
said were -•• flow 101 l you came at half peat Kix r Ile called
him all len. of name. a "stinking liar," and nail " Your
family is a tisl one," and your mother cool,, gaol a month."
hint all .•iillambus liar," and /Mao, up with his
fist and struck him ; not he fell against an in.., oboe Ile was
struck seven or eight time, hot he oeter offered to fight ; but
1.411 sharp it wan a rowanlli Id.m. Show ol him the mar., anal
1.1.1 hi,, I.e should stilt:mons him. War not in • publie.houre
the whole .4 the day. In answer to Mr Traver., witness said
Mr sharp ha-I takee him to hi, father on a pro-wins ore-ashen
with referee., b, all. taken (nen the 'Mop emt
turn IN dl-. avoid the Mow. Wesel le the rifle supper and
ith the "then. Afterwanbi he an.l others went back.
The don" was not locked, mill they took sitne was not
taken feloitiourly but only for • hit .4 a spree. Mr sharp
stopped In 4.1. -Mr Sharp said he ins emt houeed to Kite
ettea money .he gave it Man, enemmgetitent. Treranion :
And it app.mrs you gave soon... Shim, else for enontragenenet -
(laughter). -Kober{ slhain, • fellow.apprenice, said lanby
railed Sharp an " liar." Mr Sharp hit hien stair antelt
ill the face and kept hitting I several minute.. (I-4 11..1.1 at
MA threw him inni store. 14.10. said • That's •
cowaslly blow, I wish pm had • little mere flo)e Oil your
ttttttttttttt Sharp cleared away the tools and challengol in.
fight LAO faee ...anklet:ding after being struck. .1. ansiier
Mr Traver., he ...W.1.% swear that when Sharp struck I.i•lty
he t..i I ''That', lust wlot I want." 14.1iy, the father
.4 oefeeslant, oil-I When hi. no, raM, lionie Mr lace Isar very
much discoloured, aml he did not think hint ii. a hit state for
work. There wan a f 1,14,1111111.011% by Lesley agaleen Sharp for
aie loit the dam. evi loice as. held sitifleient -After
some consultatioti, the Mayor said in the ea+c of Sharp against
14sloy .Icfrixiant had been here before he woubl b., fine I lea
and onds; he that of Lido. against Sharp.. .defendant had not
melodic., hi, temper, he woeild be fined costs. An to
emodleng the apprentie.'. iltilelltllll.... the !tench 41.1 not think
it woul.l be to his advantatp,, and should not make any on..'.

/10... re bu-Pe 4.1414P0rge ihrtirif were MlT-
motied for throwinz sti.ml,ll4 the 2.1.1 March. -A WIWI
named Tom r•sster. was called. mid said defendant anowballed
him. awl he iii retuni threw a stone.— Irefendanla were sum-
inoiml to attend on Thitrsd...y but did not appear and warrantu
were issued —They Were, Ibiel Is each and costa —Allowed a
week to pky.

A SUM LOT.

Jo•ei.k Bend. 4 Thuuss•street, mu summoned by Fanny
Jamie, of Parkatone, Vie assault. There was • cnem-summons
Men. Jame. !sy Head. also for umult on the sth
March. Mrs Jame. sael her Mater was living with Itead, and
wished her to got her away, as he ill-used her. She did so,
and since that Read had hem, very angry with her. Iler
father had Mon to Read's house, and afterwards went to
ilamerorthy to take the train which he missed. Roast then
induce' hien to drink and made him very Iler father
wished her to stay for hint, but defendant purlissi her out of
the shop and struck her in the face, and tries] to kics her.
Read got into the boa mid mad Mrs. James hat threatened to
knock his lintins out in hie own house; her sister was will,
him in aervice hut not a* Mrs James suggested Shedinis con-
tently annoying him, and it WWI done out .4 spite She struck
bin, in the face. —EI en Sainpson. Mrs James' rioter, was called,
mei mid when Read put her out she slapped him in the face
four times. - Kllen Knott, daughter ..f the man Iteml, said Mrs
James Wan out of the shop, and when her father at
her ..ut she struck him. Real lmover attempted to stnke her
Mrs Jaines's father was in the neon, hut he WU hot tipsy.
Mrs. Fisher, a iteighlemr, said Men Sampeon toll her that she
hat taken the poker mei well marked him (Kcal) up. She
said she didn't intend to stand it like Kitty the other one did.
ellen Sampson froni the body of the Court clenied toying no--
The Mayor said the Bench were of opinion that he used
4,0.1,4: Mrs Jaws front his house and he would
he Knot 1a 11l and eosta.—ltefen.lant said it didn't appear •
person mould lire in his own house without annoyance. Ile
was being constantly armoyed, and stones not minehalls were
thrown into his house.
010511 tllemele.l.
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Charles X.Vlllf Rae elleinideloi tor beelikleg a window .4
st. Janam's schoolnsnn on the ..kh and doing damage
the amount .4 It --eieeiticl Venalikw woe in the aehuolroom
when the atone came through It MAO not Übe first Woe there
were .1W se mane 02 53 ;mut of glade broken. Ile could not
@wear that Meader threw the ee.me. —A little boy, named
Sydney %dam.. said Meader t.eik up a stone plat aa the ra•
Went .elt not threw it at the window Ile hear! It area In
reply to Monte.witne, deniel throwing a at.. 110 Ai a eat ; he
111 not "Ire" lest —Meader said the witness threw find, he
(defendant) second, and witn,see big brother third an.l broke
the window. They were throwing sumo% n the slates The
Mayor : And you fell short, and went through the window..
The Heath let defendant of "n layment a the costa; and
admonishesl him not to offend Wein

Ftria.it BTRATIVA.

Sangre! Norris, of Ids•gfieet. was summoned for allowinz
two ems and two heifers to stray on the hi,th to,. on the 11th
Inst.—P.C. Rm.lntl pror.l the cue -Supt. lint not
press for a iwnalty hot said there hot heen no many o.mplalnta
that he we. ..bilged to brim: this forward all • enwislisir —Wre
*.rli• Cal there was a ho with the oow.. who souzbt chatter,
and she told the constable so. —Brusliett denied It. -Mrs Morns
said Mr. flatfoot disputed her rizht to allow her cattle to the
use of the lan,. —Fined RI .01 aerh hal of cattle, and costs
The followine Demme were trensferret:—lhe Poole Anne,
from Robert Itobinwm to Tbnans Henry Glathin ;
and ltiven, from Richard MtMbesto John Govnt N.