The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-26 00:00:00


Varget eXilttSS Charles Goldring said he weea gamekseeer in the
ploy of Mr. Shariden. On the 11th he was on the road
b e b.
twee Maiden Newt No and Chillrome. He saw the
defendant sear the . He had • stick in Ms hand.
g DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 18131. Witness
htner west hlre and asked him what he was doing
rePlied not much." Han e asked him if he lad y
'finsh, and he said he had one. He searched him and
found a trout on hino°nwtich ane"ree to bare been reeentir
Valiant:M.—At the County Hall, on momday caught lie asked him not to my an_ything about it. The
wore canna phighaen. John Warne mu &urea Naos where he was fishiag was W. Sheridan's 'seven
with hen* at Iterali on the 23rd of ApriL —P.C. lw°9•etr•
Biker proved the case, and prisoner was sentenced to ek- ei.o.Deleadelee wad. • tr•mPe" "ems' saying he
picked
seven days' imprisonment uo by the side the river.
Superintendent G"' (Ailing to say ttzt him.
Wg are Phased to announce the utarriamor Mr. A. Mr. Weston: I minable ern he was formerly in the
Wolff, of Dorchester, to Miss Bessie Ayres, polio..
ablest daughter of the lath Mr. Areoott Ayres, of Superintendent Gals: He is none the better for that.
Biddord, which took piece at the Wesleyan Chapel, (Ltnehter.)
Bideford, 011 Thursday last. The Rev. Mark Symonds, Fined 101. and costs.
et the circuit, was the officiating minister. BELLISQ BUR WITROIST • LICZNSII.
TOOL CanessY. —At the Borough Petty on
Monday, Rickard Harter was summoned flestilAng William Hamel was summoned for selling beer without
a license. The defendant t former Selina' applied for
his chimney to catch on fire at Mill-etreet, Fordingtou, th tr a a e ander of the thew of the Sailor's Return, which
on the ffist of April, owing to his not having it swept. wee not granted.
—Defendant G&W that he did not know the chimney It wears Mr. George.' h appeared for the defence. is
ism fonlveDefeadant was fined is, and costs, and was Promouthig an appeal :MI net the denales of the
allowed • fortnight to pay in. magistrates, and be new asked the Bench to allow the ore
Row. Hostas' Soctwrr.—At the recent meeting of to „Ma," over.
use Royal Humane Society the medallion of this ^°l°°lll•4 for a fortnight-
Society was awarded to William R. Flower, aged 17,
for faring J. C. Taylor from probable drowning at the 'WOOS CHARGE 10011011 SOLDIER.
road close by Damer's Barn, on the Uth ult. The • Royal Artilleryman mud John Brennan. was
se=ta pupil of Mr. White, charged on mow! with etelior eight titres watch chains
. —39th Foot- Lieut. Henry LsoUne and two silver necklace, the property of Mr. Real. of
Jeakins, from thee% West York Militia, te be second "ethic&
fleateaant, vice 0. (1. F. Edwards, promoted ; Lieut. n P.C. Stone, statioued at Portland, stated on Monday
Barry Francis Holland, from the Royal Aberdeen- let at half-Past eight he received information of a
mire I=riders Militia, to be second lieutenant. haidnoswstohalen frocaving bisir. Royeual'esashd Pa. agtu"Fctirtitly Fortune's-Welt
vice C. way, prons,ted ; Lieut. Charles Robert :fis went at once to the Owe, and found prisoner detained
fairy Sainsbury, from the Bth West York Militia, to outside by Yr. Royal and several others. Mr. Royal
be second lieutenant, vice S. E. Lamb, promoted, showed him sight idlver chains and two silver necklota
75th Foot Lieut. Harry King Stewart, from the Duke some of which he had taken from the prisoner and some
• Rdinbturgh's Own Edinburgh Artillery Militia, to be had picked up, and which were hie property. Prisoner
be second lieutenant on augmentation; Lieut. Claude
- was very violent, and witness was obliged to obtain the
B assistance of two other men to convey him to the station.
Charles Miller•Walnutt, from the Argyle and
Militia, to be second lieutenant, He was charged with stealing the toles, named and
Artillery
vice L. W. locked up, H• wee the worse for drink, though not
Sbakespeer, transferred to the Bth Foot. drunk.
Holum Howncolaceac Soclarr.—We are pleased Jose, Harris Royal said he was watchmaker and
to bear that the next exhibition of this society win be I jeweller at Fortune's-Well, Portland. On Monday evening
held on Thursday, Auguet, 18th, in Connote pia, the 18th, about half-pat eight in the evening he was in
loy kind persaiseion of the Miriam Chnrchill We hope Ms shop and heard a ?math of glass. He Immediately
ma out and saw the pnioncr &Oa away from the window
SW the necessary eePPort will be forthcoming to no the duet. He ran after him and caught him hold by
make the opening show so successful as on future his arm. His assistant also caught hold of him. He had
cesseions. The be sacs in hand from the het exhibition a number of silver watch chains la his left baud. With
h very small, and the society appeal with confidence the hap of his assistant ho took them away. He also
to the inhabitants of Dorchester and the neighbourhood Picked no levers' on Wired. which were dropped in
Par heads. Subscriptions may be sent to Mr. °mond, tios mat and broken. identified the chains Produced
the honorary sterealry. or Mr. Lug, the ben. as his eery. He Meat fee the police and gave him in
treasurer
charge. used very had IaajIIMS, and was the worse
.
for liquor. He resisted very mach, and it took nearly a
Nmusec Fnaciom or Tag Hawn.—Much has been dome wee to had him.
written concerning the Janata grimness of temper and Frederick Davis said he was user Mr. Horan shop
wags ferocity at times manifested by tbe hawk when about half-past eight on lienday, the Itch. Hs saw the
is captivity. An instance, forming • striking illus, prisoner walk down to Mr. Royal's shop and swath the
occurred at Dorchester during the past week. "'dew with his elbow.
nes said he was an assistant at the
• Charles Henry Ba
tin the borough had for some time kept in irertuniwweu peet.ouh,e, which was kept by Mr.
one al•anuere three sparrow "wk•—finitmrth' of Royal. On Ikeda, evening he sward three blows, at the
their genus—and until reoentAtithey dwelt hag, shop window, He ran amoneh the shop and oat at the
racesiously together— exemplif the veracity of the front door. He saw the prisoner going away from the
sage Dr. Watts, when he sung ' Birds in their little shop. Soon after this he heard some more blows one of
nests agree," hc. But a day or two ago the interesting which =salted the window. He immediately ran out
birds of prey practically demonstrated the tact that with Mr. Royal and saw the prisoner walking up the road.
the mehemauat of pat, minima harmed the They followed him. They saw • silver chain hanging on
to the button of his 'lsere which they took away from
ofeemsid nursery ditty is, after all, somewhat sob- him, and some from his hand.
*wriest to circumstance& The advent of the "month pimoam. made no dam* and pleaded guilty. It was
of the dirif of birds" awoke testier emotions In the all through drink, and wee he eery for it An officer who
Weald two of the feathered family, who, in was present gave prisoner • bed character. He had been
obedience to their instinct, forthwith " matedl," and in the army about four years.
apparently with one mow mutually The Bench considered it to be an extremely bed cam
that the primes of a third part, wee They did not consider drink to be any excuse. It was the
wanton destructip:ionntroperty possible.
unquestionably de trop, and quite too outrageously not-to m°}l.: would be ke or six maths with hard
terthocebt-of under the circumstance.. And to add bibem
So the awkwardness of the situation, the nnoonecions
"one too many" who was thus abruptly " mat to
Coventry,' could not quit his compulsory prison,
nor gel out of the dilemma by 'making
hlmssU scarce," But the genial pair of conspirators
had come unmistakeably to UM conclusion that" two are
company, and three are none," and straightway made
a combined onslaught on the unfortunate " °Wader.°
Talon' and beaks swiftly did the work of destruction,
sad in • few minutes only two out of the three birds
thesathed alive, while • blood-stained feather here and
there were the mournful vendee/1 of the defunct third,
who had been ruthlessly slaughtered and devoured by his
campanions—his only crime being that he was in the
wily and we. not wanted.
Bosons's Prrry Eisessoas, Monday.—Before the
Mayor (W. Durden Esq.), Aldermen Davis and
tr, Dr. Aldridge, Mr. Peard Jillard, and Dr.
rr.T—Sassesel Hiscook. who did not appear, was
summoned for fish
_poaching in the Frome on Thursday
14th lust.—P.C. Haggerty stated that on Thursday
week last be was on duty at the bottom of Glyde Path
Hill, when he saw defendant in the river at the bottom of
the bill. He had a stick with • line on the end, and
palled out one fish. He spoke to prisoner, who ran
away.—The Mayor said there were a great many
Wragainst him. As late as April, 1M„ In was
it', and oust —lie would be now fined 20e, and
costs.— —William Drake and Job Park, of Milborne,
were summoned at the instance of Mr. Supt. Coward,
the Inspector, for unlawfully removing cattle, con.
teary to the previsions of an Order of Privy Council,
under the Contagious Meese (Animal.) Act, 1878.—
Mr. Drake pleaded ignorance of the new Order. He
bad got his certificate in the usual way. The police-
sergeant should have informed him of the sew
reesdatioas. He thought it was a very hard thing.—
He was rescinded that they were published in the
aserepapsrs.—" I have something else to do besides
reading the . Besides,l did read it the other
day, and then could not understand it,"—"But
Ton mould have gone to • lawyer."—" The poor
anner has got enough to apply to. without applying
to lawyers; it is too expensive work." ( Laughter.)—
John Whittle, of Wimborce, was similarly summoned,
and aim pleaded ignonsuce. He spoke very plainly
against what he called the injuatice and
Inutility of the new Order. He had got his
eertiliosth, as he had always done before.—
William Tett and Isaac Cross, of Hilton, ware also
eammoned.—This was • different can. Mr. Tett had
we certificate at all. As the Dorchester Market had
been thrown open, he did not think one necessary.—
Mr. Supt. Coward said the beasts had been examined
by a veterinary surgeon and were found to be quite
'cond.—The Mayor said the Bench had very carefully
considered the case. The order had been homed by the
Privy Council that cattle shall not be brought into the
market unlade the license be obtained where the cattle
are mat from, and also be clanged here, therefore
there wee no doubt that there was an evasion of the
law. Looking at the nature of the case, and believing
that the cattle were sent ignorantly, the Bench had
decided that they should oech pay the coats of the
summous. It was a very proper case for the police to
bring forward, and be hoped it would have the effect
of making dealer, more carefuL

BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(DORSET DISTRICT.)
The members of the Dorset district held their
meeting at the County Hospital on Wednesday
afternoon. Dr. Lush stated first, that when they
met lset in Dorchester, in 1875, only about half-a-dozen
ambers attended, wad that their next meeting would
be at Wbaborne in the autumn. He than proceeded
to reed the minutes of the last meeting—hold at
Sherhonee—which were confirmed, and afterwards the
e accounts for 18.93. Mum. Thomas Field-
:7 illOten Abbas), W. H. C. Mnaertney (House-
Surgeon), and W. McKnery (Clem), were elected now
abamber• Besides the President, Mr. B. Psigrave
awns (Weymouth)), and the two Hon. Secretaries,
Dr. Lash and C. H. W. Parkinson, the following
sendical gentlemen Cltlemea also attended :—J. P. Aldridge,
Borgeon- Anderson, U. H. Etstberhury (Min-
orharnl4l A. calor (livershot), J. Z. Brine (Witaborno).
(Wimbornok G. Charsne, T. P. Daniel
Elliemineese), N. Z. Davies (Shoehorns), E. J. Day,S_.
ad.tvi Vw: . G°2 P. BeLltwEiti7linAiwGwev.4.tbl.,
W. limas (libbasbary). W. A. K. Hay (Hridport),
B. Jammu (Swansea), J. C. Leach (Sturmintr), A.
McLean (Portland), W. H. C. Macadam ( °use-
Surgeon). Z. P. P' hllpota (Pools), J. W. Pridhana
WizesTlibeTtorrendall (Widen Newton), W. H.
), and Sur Major Wilson.
The Pinunswr opened the discussion with • very
able and interesting paper on "Scarlet fever, nameles,
mil pox, whooping sough, their period of incubation,
wades in which propagate, and the Period during
which Infection continues.
Surgeon-Major Wilson then exhibited a portion
of • very old skull—that of • Dane—found it Portland.
Mt. Juwnaux. of Swansea, thou read his paper on
" Two ma of abscess of liver," and to illustrate one of
Om ma that of • child, sod 8 years, th• little
DeWitt was kindly brought from Sonoma, after which
it was announced by the Paestum that Mr. Hom-
iletic of
t Bournernouth, woe prevented by Illness from
ins his paper on . • Cases illultratinx the vane of
"="mpe se an aid to diagnosis."
cd reveodestion of the mews of the
Obenasi Squadron* were titan given by Dr. GUMS. of
MLR. J. Dar's patirt, suffering from •
most rare skin dice..., named Ioloid," kindly
ema= order that the members might have an
en
of seeing such • case). Two coloured draw-
ings el the Memos done by Z. J. Day, 'bowing bow
ft appeared in 1878 and 1880, were also exhibited by
ties wish of the Honorary Secretary, Dr. Lush.
Then Mr. Hawkins, of Abbotabary, reed his
istaivithig paper :n • " Com of pulmonary embolism,
which reoovered.
Thie was followed by one from Dr. BATIMMIT, of
whoor ne, on a "Case of Idiopathic pernicious
anoomis."
Dr. Lam then exhibited • specimen of an " ovarian
uggt." which be saw removed in London recently.
ilij wail particularly interesting, is were his remarks
In three mess of ornriotomy.
The Pammorr then proposed a vote of thanks to
Sir. Williamson Daniel for his kindneen in presiding
eggthe Pant year.
woe mounded by Dr. Lunn, to whom energies
illurstyanoome of the meeting was dos.
-three of the above gentlemen dined together
wet~km at the Zing's Arms Hotel, when Host
to bis lasual manner, had prepared on excellent
AM. white gave great satisfaction.
A. lb. President was obliged to leave early for
woman* Dr. Amman most efficisativ filled his
tr.
bg ..q...i. who, after giving "Her Majestywi xitt
gave the "Army ato ad Navy,"
Major WWl= and Surgeon-Major ANDISION
"Visitors" were next boated, and responded to
ir Mr. Dm, Ringwood, in a humorous speech.
Sergeorlisior AnIZIONI then proposed the health
of Dr. Alth'i, which was desalt with =Wog
imnoms, end responded to In • capital 'pooh by the
Doctor, which brought the proceedings to a most
nmemble end, after • very pleasant evening had been
illeat.

couNrr PIITY IiZSUONS.
GOVIDaY.
itilimb IL IL laddleion. lg. en the alga G. W.
fiesiLliss, sad 111 Worry. Lq.

Joseph Kudos&ld was summoned for treadmills enlist-
ing in um 14b ReMissal. b. having Previous', served in
tea ktoyal Mcrin.i. .

—Caniss7B;fia-t-Alfred Bettis= produced the attesta-
tion paper. U. enlisted on October 15, and on the more.
leg of the list inst, he came to him and said be wished
to give him' if apes having been invalided from the Royal
KIWWI/ in January. 1879. He said bis name was Joseph
Delnt said sinoe he lett the *wines he had been
unable 11 get any work, and bad enlisted again.
Salient:ad to one month's insprisonmant with bard
labour.

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