The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-04 00:00:00

POOLI

THI New SCHOOL—The repo!) of the dioossan
Inspector was se follows :—" 'Ms school has again
an excellent examination. Pb. knowledge of
MaiNi pture showed by the children was very rem orkable,
not only for its accuracy, but for its intelligence. The
written answers of the elder children showed accurate
knowledge, and were very well written and spelt. The
children were very bright, happy, and interested in
their work."
TLICHUILICI EITIRTAISMINT. The celebrated
Child family gave • series of entertainments at the
Tempranoe Thll this week,. the principal attraction
being ' Little Charlie," who delivered one of John B.
tlati'ds orations to children in a manner which the
himself would have no cause to be ashamed of.
The wonder is that so much could be "crammed "
Into the head of one of so tender years, to deliver
It with each force as to bring forth frequent plaudits
from the audience, during the 2D minutes occupied in its
delivery. The programme consisted entirely of temper-
anoe songs, and the other members of the family
I performed their respective parts with much ability.

DsuiSnvaeirimile,riknPwe,e
elorgYlarms."23_oleutheE,clll:niplreas,—; Volunteer,
uAllphareeriminpham,22to—n.
nil • Eliza, Filmer, Plymouth, limestone; Unionen,
Pet:teen, Gottenburg, deals. 24—Alliance, Russell,
Plymouth, limestone ' • Ceres, Summers, Lyme,
general ; Neptune, Roberta, Weymouth, ballast. 25
Emily Anne, Hickman, Portsmouth, Susie, Clark,
Littlehampton, nil. 26—Diver, Page, Portsmouth,
Sarah Ann, Brown, St. Buena, nil ,• Medea, Whitty,
Hartlepool, coals; Bends Gould, Labbett, Cork, oats;
Leon Raymond°, Pope, Newcastle, Clyde, Sandy,
Newcastle, Union, Sanders, Newcastle, Menodora,
Rookcliff, Amble, Berths, Rosevem, Alloa, Lively
Lass, Burns, Alloa, coals' Lord John Russell, Hixon,
, stone. 27—George and Elisabeth, Hutch-
Pn7Meford, furniture' Sunk Light Tender, Woolf,
London, manure ; Genzing, Knight, Newcastle, coals;
Barclay, Farman", Alloa, coals; Try, Depledge, Lon-
don, manure' Only Son, Bradley, Hull, &leak° ; Old
Goody, Fullager, Newcastle, coals; Pocohontas,
Hansen, Frederickstadt, boards; Economy, Thomp-
son, Sunderland, male.; Ann, Beachem, Shoreham,
nil; Agnes Ann W4wall, Fricker, Newcastle, coals.
28—eatmr, Wilkins, Southampton, wheat; Fred-
erick, Gear, Shoreham, nil' Messenger, King, Sunder-
land, Flyi Fish, Wood, Hartlepool, coals ; Carl, Thede-
:names&ns., deals; Speed, Casey, Newcastle,
coals. : 23—Statesman, Bolton, Newcastle,
cl ; Lord John Russell, Hixon, Swansge, nil ; Elizabeth
ad Mary, Mabey, Southampton, gss water; Ornate,
Holmes, Littlehampton, ; Hllda, Abrahamson,
Stockholm, clay. --01 rpheline, Laurant, Swansea,
pit wood ; Joseph and Ann, Pym, Teignmouth, pipes;
Robert and Mary, Platten, London, clay; Diver,
Page, Yarmouth, deals. 24—Boadicea, Francis, Run-
(torn, clay Catherine, Williams, Owens, Runcorn,
claw ; Wood, Glasgow, clay ; Elixar Frazer,
Newman, Sunderland, ballast 25—Rika, Hansen,
Stockholm, clay. 26—Mary Jane, Rumsey, Runcorn,
clay ; Lord John Rummell, Hixon, Swanage, nil;
Eliza, Filmer, Kimmeridge, Emma, Conway, Swan-
nil. 27—Hark Away, Denyr, Mathew Owen,
Jones, Runcorn, clay. 28—Diver, Page, ltyde, deals;
Sarah Ann, Brown, St. Helen's, drainpipes.
A VIOLIST Corms/en—At the Police Station on
Tuesday before the Mayor, and F. ILillos and E. J.
Conway kettrs. a young man, named 0 ism Eon, was
charged 'wit violently awsulting John Read at Ham.
worth on the previous night, and also with annulling
P.C. Chaffey whilst in the execution of his duty.
The complainant, Read, stated he was near the rail-
way arch at Hamworthy about half-past seven, when
the prisoner came up to him and accused him of
having quarrelled with him 10th. daytime in • public.
house. 'The complainant told hint it was not the case'
he had been at work all day The prisoner knocked
him down twice. He told. the prisoner he had an
Injured arm, and that if he further assaulted him he
would bear of it.--Junes Spinney deposed that he was
Mending about 150 yards off when the assault was com-
mitted, but he did not hear anything said.—P.C.
(Jhaffey stated from information be received from Mrs.
Amon, of Lytchett, who had driven past the prisoner
on the road, witness at once prooenied to the spot
where he had been told the prisoner was, and found
him with nothing on but his trousers and boots. When
the prisoner was apprehended be made use of very dis-
gusting ifingnsitud struck witness in the (me. Two
1911.11, namedWilllam Burden and Charles James
Slade, who also assisted in the prisoner's apprehension,
corroborated the evidence even as tithe violence used,
and that the prisoner l&luad the policeman.—The
Bench sentenced him to pay • fine of £1 and costs for
the Bret offence, and for the second • fine of £4 and
costs, making altogether £6ls., with the alternative of
gjg mai' imprisonment—a fortnight for the first
offence, and • month for the assault on the pollee-
000stable.—The prisoner accepted the alternative, and
went to prison.
A Yocum Hottax-eaesix&—At the Borough Police
Court on Mondny, before the Mayor ((). Curtis, Esq.),
and C. J. Stone, E. q., and W. C. Lancaster, E.q., Annie
Peedhast (15), was brought up on remand charged with
having on the 20th inst. broken into and entered the
house occupied by Mary Lucas, Love-lane, and stolen
therefrom • letter containing 12 stamps—William
James Hickman, • postman, deposed that he, on the
day in question, left • letter at the prosecutrix's house,
addressed similar to the one produced. He had a
brown paper parcel also for Mee. Lucas, which he put
Inside the window.—Elisabeth Panoberd said she lived
in the same yard as Mrs- Lucas, and on Tuesday last
she said she saw the prisoner go and take the key
from the window, open the door, and walk in, and in
a short time come out again.—By the Bench: She had
no doubt the prisoner was the girl. She had never
seen the prisoner take the key and unlock the door
before. She had men the prisoner several times in the
neighbourhood. She thought the girl Peckham had
liberty to go into the house.—By the pris .ner's step-
father: The prisoner had a child in her arms ; but she
did not notice whether there was anything in the
child's bands.—The proitecutrix, Mary Lama, deposed
that the child came to the factory for her on the day
named, and from what she said she went to her house
and found a parcel on the floor' but no letter. She
did not authorise anyone to take a letter for her, and
when she saw a parcel she expected • letter. She
went to the prisoner's house twice and asked her to
give up the letter, if she had taken it, and witness
would forgive her; but the prisoner on both oc -*Alone
denied that she had been te her house, or had taken •
Beaken said the prisoner, on Wednesday
morning, in her cell, confessed to having gone into the
house and taken the letter, pieces of which he found
over the rail up in the shrubbery, and th envelope
he found in the burying-ground.—The more serious
part of the charge, that of breaking into the house
was disposed of, and prisons: having consented to be
dealt with summarily, pleaded guilty to stealing the
letter.--The Bench imposed a fine of £1 and costs, in
default 14 days' imprisonment.
Bonotrin Potion, Thureill,.. April 29th.—Before
the Mayor (171;18tCnon,rtisi. ~C. J. Stone, W. D.
DuBdatlt and G. R. Gutch,
&qrs.

BREACH OP TUB LICENCI ACT.

Peter Tad, landlord of the Parkstone-on-the-sea
Hotel, was summoned for having kept open him house
on Sunday, the 18th met., for the mle of intoxicating
liquors.—P.S. Bridle said on the day in question he
in company with P.O. Holloway, watching the
P ne.ou-the-sea Hotel, and at 11.18 he saw three
men go in, at 11.90 he saw two men go in, at 11.35 he
saw five men go in, and at 11.50 two more went in. At
12 o'clock he visited the house, and found the door
open. He saw the manager, and went inside and found
seven men there, one of whom he knew lived close by,
named Richard Rogera. They went into the smoking-
room and found three men there, and they subsequently
took the names of all present- He told the manager he
should report him, and he said—" Very well, if you do
I cannot help it."—The defendant said he knew
nothing about it. He lived at Bournemouth and put
a person in charge, and gave him strict orders not to
sell any drink on Sundays during prohibited hours, in
fact he would rather that he did not sell a drop of hoer
on Sundays at all. He had spent £4,000 or 0.000 in
the fitilial up of the Plat" and as moo as he Inied of