The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-19 00:00:00

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Peaky. -Be ore th-eVe;.-0-ar; John Glyn,CoL Paget,
and the Rev. Jobs Hdey Mutton.
hr. John rsegs,s deem of Haealbury Bryan and
Georr Warned, of dpettlibury, were summoned it the
Deputy Cale Constable ender the provisions the
Contagious Diseases knimali) Act, for having on the
Mat alt. removed a dock of Weep on the highway at
Stermlnster Marshall, stereo of them being affected
with the foot and mouth diode. -The defendant" did
not appear ; the onion. was proved to have bees duly
served on the Bth instant -Mr. Elmnowed stated that
he reeked a telegram from Mr. Strange on the 11th
instant making him to have the ode adj 'dad till the
out Court in entednenes of this beng Yeovil fair
&j.-Re the (Deputy Chief Constable) telegraphed
bad dating this he weld not promise any doh thing,
and the Magistrates now wadded that havlag to
attend • fair was not • sofa dent erode for putting off
the oess.-P.O. Hedge Hart Meted that betides eleven
and twelve o'elook as the 29th Ootober he was on duty
in We village of Starminster:llarahall when he saw the
defeedeat Weeded driving • Sock of sheep, several of
them being lune. He supdted that they had the foot
and mood diodes and thereupon he pinked out the
Line as.. eleven in number, and put them Into the
dead, mortise the partieulars to the Deputy Chid
Coasted the is.. day. The man said they belonged to
Mr. John Strange, and that he was going to Wimborna
Railway Station with them. from demos they were
going to Ohlebeeter. -Kr. Blake, Veteriaary Surged,
Winsborne, proved examining the eleven sheep in the
posed on the morning of the SOW alt.; four of them
had the dhows in • rimiest form. and he had no doubt
about the other seven being emoted. He gave •
delloate to We Deputy Chief Constable to that effect.
Mr. Hammond put in the sertilloste.-The Maeistratei
osesidered this • bad ease, nothing could be more
misablevoes than esedlng diseased meads about in
this meaner, therefore Mr. Strange would be °deed
in the penalty of iffffl inoluding ode or two inmates
imprieoursent ; the men who was driving the sheep was
supposed to be seed under the orders of hie master
and the information against his was diesharged.
Gawp comae, of Lech, Wlmborne, and kW
keeper la the employ of Sir Iror Guest, &rt., was
sanknoned by %Ousts Wrote, game keeper, Centred
Magas. for post/shift on the 12th ultimo. The ease was
fully proved, and the &headset wee toed 20s. and
Ile. Id. wed or one mouth's hard kbour. Paid.
Tess !Whir, of Poole, was santmood by the same
keeper for a @hailer offend at the mak parish (Clan.
ford), on the 6th insteat. -Mr. Moore appeared for the
defendant The wicked did not 'edify the Beneh,
and the hdoemetirm was dkatheel. Complement to
pay wee
°same Harris, of Ohalbary, .reAn &niter, Janes
041111611. and George Tebbe, of Holt, were saramoned by
'Wllllam Hooper • game kenos, at Galante for poaching
as Sunday the ,3rd Mead The evidence amity
=:tle erode weak all the decedents. The
th
y Chief Condit& said Harris bidden previously
weeded, and was • men of very suspicions edreater,
The Bead eonvided him in the penalty of 40a. sad
4. 6,1. oaks, or one month's hard labour. The others
were and 101. ad 4. 61. sods deb or 14 days bard
labour. The three latter paid. Harris was looked up.
Aegis Maier, of Lytohatt Mittmans, was seesawed
by the Deputy Ode Constable let having been drank
and rimed la the end" es We 31st ult.-P.O. Had
proved the offend, and the defendant who had bola
previously 'envied was fled 40e. Weeding 031.1.
Jesqsh Joy, of Three Legged Crow, was fined 20.
and 8.. *ask for being drank and disorderly at the
Travellers Rest Ina an the 4th inst., and reeling to
quit the house when ordered.
Thomas had, of Win Word, was summoned by the
Deputy Chief Constable for having been drank at
Buckingham's Railway Hotel, Minded, on the
Meant. -Kr. Read of Ringwood appeared for the
defence. The offense was proved by Mrs. Bookingham
and P.C. Hann. Wideman were *ailed for the defen-
dant, hat thole eetdesea was deism. The Boaoh
impend We full penalty of 10. sad 21e. oast', We
latter bang augmented by the defendant summoning
severe witness's.

BLLNDFORD.
BiRIOUB OHLRGE OF ROBBERY.

Hoary W. BAeplserd s shaman to Mr. OW, tea
dealer, of Mandford, wee go Wards, lest brought up
In custody together with his wife. beton the Mayor
and Mr. Johns, charged with stssalinc • parcel eoetsia-
lag shop goods of the value of over 610. Oath. 12th
November, the male prisoner who had oaly been •
couple of mouths in the genies of Mr. OW, petering it
ander the name of Sadtb, mild la Drill.lutrustor
limpatriek as he was pawing the &hop, and asked him
to tabs a pommel to Wimborne Steam& and Urea take
of the outside wrapper and forward it t 3 Londe°,
&lag htm sr. for his trouble. The sergeant thought
if it was all square there mold be no &Moult, in
forwarding it from Slandford. and he took it to the
station them and booked it The address mil "Mrs.
Shepherd, 47, Wellington St., Vostorie Park.° lie
thee aornenanieated to tea Saperinteodent of Pollee.
The superintendent qaestioned the male prisoner and
lading Mammon uniestirfestory took him Into sustody,
and the primer this widened, sal mikloito ought to
haus 23 years for robbing so good • muter. Supt.
Moore thee proweeded to Leaden in plain erotism, &ad
aceompeniod by • porter went to the address named when
tim penal was received by the prisoner's wife sad sae
was thereupon takers into eastody. Oa the parcel
oPmed it wee found to commis 4 bores of Aram
3 °oil, of Pipes, 3 wash; of shyer and amber =Noir
Meese, sae parcel silver Am farrols, 31 lb.. of Wow°.
2 hags of tobeaao, 4 wish of tea, 1 box of ohomiste
medusa • cigar ease and other artlolea. Them were
identified by procreator as his properly. Alit was net
evident that the wows& had • guilty knowledge abs
wee discharged. The other primmer said that he 'wee
going to pip Ogg th. good% He was axamitiol for
trial IS tit* amilass. The man was sesamod.

HILTON.

entertainment of readings and
lassie was giton in tha Reading-room, on Thursday
eveshig, by schoolmaeters and mistresses under the
ebeirmanshlp of Mr. G. R. J. Woodkoaeo Tbe room
wan Illod to crowding, and upwards of 80 mould not
Sod room. The affair paaeod off very nia•ly, there
, being no hitch whatever. The only Galt I/ 111 thai
, Instead of • piano to so employ, it was an harmoolum,
and the oontional buss .polled in • arrest measure the
sleet. This we hope will be remedied another time.
AU being so well dons, it would be wrong to p.nise
I aspens. The following was lb. Preirmuline :—G1•0.1
"Oh who will o'er the down"; trio," Llfe's • bumper,
Mows. Marlow, White, and Griffin ; song, "I love
the merry senshine," Mrs. Griffis; rag, Mon Vloosti ;
riding In Lancashire dialect., Mr. Wart ; trio, " Winds
gently whisper," Mr., Mrs. and Mastsr ; song,
" A wife's the mein thing." Mr. White : dart, " Fr-
iona dull owe," Messrs. White and Gale; reading.
"The pied piper," Mr. Collins; glee, 'Sinai Mr I
taw your face"; setts, "Th. Dutchmen's trim" Mr.
Collins; duet, "Soldier and Bahr," Mews. Marlow
and °riffs ; duet, "Two merry hearts." Mrs. arffllo
and Mies Vinoent ; reading, "Pal', present to the
priest," Mr. Mario.; gong, " Datchmon's dog," Mr.
Whit.; duet, "Organ peals," Kr. Marlow and Miss
Vim:lM trio, "Ye gentlemen of Ragland," Moors.
Marlow, White, and Gala ; song, "Tit. Britkh lion,"
Kr. Wart; song, " When Johnny comes marohiag
home," Mr. Merle.; song, " My old wffe," Mr. Collins;
" God ears the Q ter. Mir Vincent presided at the
harmonium, Mr. Marlow playing in • few pieces.