The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11 00:00:00

WIMBORNIL

Burs Weser Bing Vocurium —The Int
oompetatioo this year for the monthly challenge imps
took plain it litedbory, on Wednesday, when the Ant
sop was woe by Oarporal Elliot, with 40 points, end the
emend by?. Weroer, 42. Private Warner entered for
the second cue only, orb. might have won the Met se
well, he haviog merle tbe beet aggregate soon.
Sups= DIAVFI.—An impost wee held at the Crowe
Hotel, on Wednesday afternoon. before Mr. T. Rawlins,
ooroner, ow the body of Charles Bennett, who has lately
serried on the beam= of • mei matt, in the
Borough,
and who died suddenly the mum nicening. Tliday
before the deoseesd wee following his usual moupetion,
and was momently in the enjoyment of perfect health.
Ile. C. B. Parkineen, wpm, saki that.. the previous
day he was rolled in to chit the diseased, who seemed
like a sun stibriag from Molars. Whams pm Lim
some modicum but he still coffered extreme pain and
me not relieved by opiates or other meths, witness
wee summoned to the home of deceased about seven
o'clock on Wedoseday morning. end found that he had
died quite suddenly. It wee ordered that • poet-
aortae examitution should be nuts by Mr. Parkinson,
sal the iniitest was squinted till Friday. when that
gestlemea run' utorlly demonstrated that death arose
from natural (MUM. • verdict to that effect wee
returned. _ _ .

Pgrnmoss, Friday.-13"fore the Her. C, J.
Glyn. Mr. M. F. Brouneker, Mr. George ChurehiJJ, sad
001, Paget.

licadle, of nominator Marshall, was
marooned by lb. Deputy Chid Ciudad." for hat lot
boen drunk and ref udag to quit the Black Horn lan at
the same plod, on the lesti tilt P.C. Hart proved
tbe oftener, and the defendant was glad lia. tad
oods, or 14 days' hard labour. Tito mousy was paid.
Alfred kaighted, of Poole, hawkar of fish, was
;killed with detraining tit* highway in gut town of
°middens, on the 90th ult., by having his horse and
mit therms unattended for tour boon. Tito officio*
was proved by Sept. Webb, and the &soh imposed a
las of la. and 10a. cads.
Idvts Heriout, of Woodlands, a ceded la the employ
at M. Joseph Atkins, was summooed for mialsattavbar
la Is. sada by shunting himself without leave on the
3rd ult., sad thereby tinglitelins his master's home.
The defeadaat did not allief &soy the *huge
bar hit bed goo. away without asking his motor, the
Beach mavidad his. la the penalty of Ws. and 80.
l'ho money was paid.
Phone. Beg of Lyttilmite Nakano., waa summooad
by Mimi Monk, a game keeper of the ama plow,
for hung s hare oa lb. 11th all. The dahadaat
*add gofity. and was lad lla. and 8.. Kota. Paid.
Hwy Ilsairigkass, tho kedged of kw Cirillia'a
Had polka loom, at Wisdoms Railway Station,
.wati sommosod by tb• tb• DootetY Odd Condabl• for
baring Ids ham opals for the silo sad icanoom ohm of
Ibpsoes after tho hood omit to have bees dosed on
Sunder night, the tab ult. Mr. Road, of Bias:v:4
Crdfor the daigudast, Mr. Hanuaoad
riaited tha ins Meer* Wow 11 o'clock on the
night la question_ Othuds., was hed. bad be my
the bed biz sardlift. arm/ r dike, oad obis
Woo vbather bib.ees ine domed maid

Witneee went lute the mining room, sbers.bo.,l°°•d.__
three pontos& He told them they bad so ragas to oo
there at that time. Oa* replied "I am gulag to sleep
here;" another made some other reply, aed the third
never spoke. A few minutes afterwards tire of the
rumens came out of the lan.—Crom-esunieed by Ur.
Reid: I did not me any chink. There were empty
classes at the tabio. Two of this person, were smoking.
In addressing the bench kir. Reed began by restaddoi
that Mr. Hammond load gives hie evideoce very fairly.
wee not going to deoy any put of the evideeos,
but he should be able to prove that the house was not
ogAn. neitlmr .1111 there soy drink sold or oennim.d
after 10 o'clock. He than *ailed the defendant who
swore most positively that he never drew soy liquor
after 10 miontes before 10 o'olook, neither was tome
any consumed after that time. The Dant Witillel wee
Idward John Gale the &tattoo master of the S.W.
Rdlway, who stated that he spent the evening at the
public house as a friend of the landlord's. He had
been lc the habit of doing so frequently for 5 rum
LlilThe other two, Mr. Wawa aod Mr. Cloptmtn,
' had invited to supper, and no liquors of any
deeeription were easenoted by thorn alter 10 ceeloak.
The Bench took ;owe time to tionsidsw the owe, and,
atter hearing the witnesses for the defenoe, disinlased
the lafermation.