The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-19 00:00:00

BOIIIININOUTR.

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FoLieg—Nfesers. W. Everett, R. Stephens and W.
1,7 Ni,,ore, were the magistrate, present at the court,
There vote not man! caves an I thee
ew
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aaimp*tant.—A man named WsNast Caller, who I
e
,aa,tet guilty to having been drunk in
M viaitei he bad lived in Itournemouth foe 25
0.1 hail never been hauled up before the Bench,
T- ". ;oared, as a slight can iuragement to keep in the
▪ path. to rev 5, nod 6.. 61. co li eta.—enri
"06;r.7.4,4 West Bauniemouth.for a similar offence
„raa renuerted to head over alikeexteut.— Thomas
so:Am (a les inatioropri.te name), by prefeesi3O a
th, driver, at Slirnighouraa, mmmn.o.l
for
;why so animals
.two separath omasions. The
waretor of the saw him driving • hone
si (be East statnin,
onthe shoul as der of which w •
large lump from which matt r wee sing. lie mu
woken to about this and took the animal home ; three
„kale dare after he wax f sot I Arising it agalii.—Tha
e_ch flirted a fine of 10v. in each case or 14 de) s,
iruca Biuses, of Nlorinlown, fell out on the 21st of
sal:mother, with Men Ilawkins, • neighbour about
.forl i bet was giten t tea...pa...4w, and to make her
„moo go.i the first named Ellen, threw at the second
aimed Elko a patio! at 1.11.1 f atone striking her upon
.azmwhey" °l' m Eden No. 2 took out a summons
7 bo. 1, a.ol the was now ordered to ;my
.7;7 Rdhe-t MIAs, a grooer's wrivtaut, wan
ion! 10, and 4.. oct. for leaving a horse and van
ombei in 'be to iiiunatiewled,anil lijzald4 Raid for
allowinga bone to stray on the hi hway. was fined Is.
bed casts.

BRIDPORT.
/pea BO %RR—% meeting of this body war bold
In the Council.ehrber on Tumid ,y evening. l'resent :
.1 T. StePhens, E q. (Mayor). F. W. Clundry clerk),
I.Agginds, C. H•leniinde, 11. Howell, If. N.
G, A. Samson, C. TwAtee, D. it. lii•idlecombe.
y. Beech, A. Iteynotile, A. M. Baniater, and F.
egoism (surveyor). —Mr. T. 11. Mdmunds moved, and
me. Rowell seams•led, that • general district rate .1
IR 61. in the I: on all rateable property within the
bgengh, pay dale on llre 20 h Outober, lac-O.—Carried.
—A letter from Mr. J. M itthews, rata colter:do., drew
moretion t William Hansford, of South-street, being
defaulter to the Baird, and also to the unhealthy Mato
of the def.,ulter'e house.—Tite surveyor IV/I ord4lllllld
re O'er the AilltA) of the honee and report to the
foitery C .mmitten—A lengthy di.crussion took piths
t, the state of the bank ad j doing the road in
Nome-lane. The Mayor understood from M-.
moat goe, that that gentleman would continue to
allow the lath to remain on top of the bank.—Ulti-
,,,ately A motion, put by Alderman Reynolds, to the
dlect that the bank be cut down to such an
ettent a. necessary for the traffic on the highway,
sad that the path existing on the top of the
embankment be thrown into the nevi, VIM carried.—
Mr. Cat wished to know if • public meeting .1 the
ialtabittato mold not be conve,el with a view to have
as ~rganimwl MI tie. as at Sherborne and Dorchester,
es Ms s:h of N,,vembltr.—There wag no motion on the
matter.—Mr. Cox thought it necessary to hear from
Mr. Gundry ab tut the renewal of the turnpikes trust.
_The Ni.,yor then real • letter he had received, and
which ,ontained a notice of a meeting of the Trust to
he held at Ltemninster. Ili' Worship informed the
Board that he will make a point of attending, and
weal,' se • th It, this Board war ( A pplaum. )
—Mr. 13,nistgr said he ha I heard that • " bid " WIN
SOU to the Bridport Water Company to take it off.
Ileynol Ls state I that it was so.—Mr. Balloter
wished to know if the Board could not legaily
have the Rod 01f..r.--lhe Mayor and Mr. 11w,
complained that in case of sre the force of wager was
not ...fficient to throw • jet over any of the houses.
With regard to m de lathe water company, it
mar derided that the Nisy te and Clerk obould look into
the Act •oneerning it.— With regard to the taste of
the Weet.atre t itnprovem-nt, Mr. T. If. Edmunds
Alia be ittendtel to ion.h the matter forward. —Rills to
the amount of £2e, 4.. 1.. were ordered to be painL

Ilosouan Poucx, I4oaday.-11.:(nre .1. T. S'ephims.
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" WllO BOCOnT inn 11011.1 r—A ease in which
evilenew of the mod ronfbothig charaeler wee adder:id
c • ',tor. the It,, O,ICh Wee. on Monday and Tuesday.
Rida,d Cratik la ,
It urrr of rte.. Svmontiebutl, woe
charred in ria t dy elth it ...hug Ind edirying sway •
hor.. valor sy the properly ol Elliott farmer, of
Ilroadoak. Sytnondslairy, on the 9th inst.—The prosecutor
said he twilight • horse and ',dotes. of Mr. Harding.
ginterheer opiatiLletore. IPadpol—road, on iitturday
evening list Ir area s hargtin for £1 end
reek of reran,. Ho cliff not poy ben (re I. ass Left the
koso In the •tiLles of the bre Inc a•,rl went sway for
*trent unmet 's; when be earns h irk the twee w gone.
He gained at at Ai. Motet some Ilmo, apt then told
the ilegriant.—p Pear.s 'toted, rectivint information
Inns tho [slalom' 0 tie IJ that rroueorie had atrilen
• h,„. lie found the Ivo.e en the 10 h (14 !mist) In
64.1 ',dentist to M. 01 Ildseey, nor the liarlsonr•ropl.
Te* th• anow dta the hb-p lee, and then apprehended
(>OA. told •itnes. that finitely gave him orders
to taim the here* from the staid, to the IL-bd.—George
Sessey, Witcher -., Paid Er was tigtdiMt near the George
Saturday tokrAl :atm if he c ruld
kap • kyle for I ut %V.Paps lohl 'larding that be
M.ml.lgme lien icier for the km p firet, as ho vide titre
he Pedant have it afterwards. (lAnahter.) Whole
said up Ike num (the nrerotte. Utabli)—" Have the bergs
'loon to tho (1-111" Th waa ati sit seven p.m.—Mr.
Ed it, rr.ral.rfl, ••••I It hough; the horse shout 6 ~'eh.ck.
seepuig Gdo g r.g 1 Vont 11.. prisoner was Lionelit to
the proheeetatren •011 lII*, Ith, and denied the charge,
sayiss—" I ten pots IN
Cmyself." lie said he was ord. red
by Harry to take the horse to his place, he (Hussey)
having houlit it for Ai Witot .s warned prisoner to he
m Super tat dt d If. IRst he said Huseey
nedirel the toner hirnoelf. sod lot I•bn (in boner) hove P.—
Mr. Homey now in( the 111L0 that be did untie
tha h.... and le. twis .n .r have it —The came, being thus
far perm-did •ith sar adjourned till this following day
(TOMIF). CATIIOI under the "Summary Jurisdiction
Act ENiott, !fumy, and Cribb were bond over
to *Mem the following day in their own wearily
M AS wit --Oa Tdedlay the cam was resumed before
his Worship sod Mr. lt bounds, when Mr. Moines .7.
Harding, who had lawn suit maid ea a witness, said he
kasw the 'Yeas-enter, Esau Ediott. He soli him • bore.
Mike George Inn on 8 iturday, between Eve and six in
Ike treeing —Herding deniod hawing salted Homey in
ksep the bone for him.—His Worship a emarkpl that
tl." was hati ...toting. It might have begun with •
I 4p, het it might not end tbere.—The charge statue% lb.
pneeter Grata, wee donates.% and °pin being put into
the td.l as • witness, repented his evidence as to taking
away me born '0.1,r inatructions. He did not
haw who tho animal hohmeed I —George HiPasy, again
eallod, was Can' I ined ea to Ms OVialuDen. Rarely said—''l
ma swear that eh it liaoling strive wee untrue."—
The throe disniimed the ewe ; it was *alb Wand oath.
lad they (the Beach) e nitti do nothing with It—lt de not
anhkrly 11/1 action nisy he brought foto the Canal, Court
b./ Poweutor totichiug the neat