The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30 00:00:00

WAREILAY.

TUB Siamox here, si ki other pleoes, la espeoted to
bo found Tay oolavoartlee to the fruik crops._

thxd) RIAMPLe Br ras Boogamd,gao.—The sta.
donee', to., in Wareham will now elm at 7 pm.
throughout the year; rat the other tradesmen keep
open tall 8.
Steal/LAU CASE Or ALUM= ROBIBEIT.—kt the petty
semions, on Terrier. Martha portals, wife of Charlie
Dugdalr. was eharged on remand from Saturday with
stealing two pious of Moth belonging to Mr. Charles
Summers, draper, of Wareham end Swamis. The
Mayor (Mr. Willcox) sod Mr. iteanatt wens the wags-
tratoi pre.ent. Mr. Weston, of Uerobester, appeared ,
for the pm:mention ; the 'cowed was undefended. On I
the 8 h of March Mr. Summers took from the railway
slat on at Wareham • parcel containing 20 yard. of
speckled cloth, and also another oontaining 113 of plaid.
The cloth, Intended for the Swansg. establisbmeut, wits
, pIICRA in the atop at Wareham from which • few days
'af torw ards it was missed. From inquilion then
I leatituted It was aacats.ine4 that the primmer bad been
dentin, with It. On a certain Saturday ervning she
had taken • passel to a lire. Pollard of Wereham, ask-
ing for permasiou to leave It with her ale hat joint
ems from Wool and woe tired, the pareel b .iiig very
bailey. Sim promised too nil agate in the mune of a
quarter or half an hour but failed to do no. MN.
Pollard on the (aiming (Sunday) evening amordinitly
went in search of her, and amoral her that " the things
meat be removed." ?flamer remonstrated, pleading
that it was Sunday evening, and the pareel being heavy
she dial not know bow she could Garry it. the, how.
seer, promdel t the house of lira Legg, a near
neighbour, and saying that she did not wish her
bit outni to know all she bad, asked 6,r to take °barge
of the parred. Mrs. Lug reread, but conseet.,l to go
a little way up the street with the comae. Ble then
welted near the " lieetirg House" while the pris icor
loft her, the latter returning with a "lot of rough cloth,"
which 'looked like simile cloth." Asked to take it,
Mr.. Legg detained, but model to its being place) in
the porch of her house. Prisoner then went to Mrs.
Pollard's for some move, but did not take any to Mrs:
. Logo's. The same—Sunday—evening, however, she
I took 31-yarda of plaid cloth le Mrs. Buse, wife of a
shoemaker, requesting her to out out some pAtioceat
bodies. Mrs. House stated that she would do so, bat
next morning when the prisoner again tolled she told
leer that the cloth wee too good for the purpose, "or
gemethlog of that kind." Mrs. Derdale Visa offered la
for tale, obmiying she had reel mead the cloth with some
other artioles from Jersey at Cori:t nag. it 'fusing to
glee 31. fiL , the prio I aaked, Mu. House agreed to pay
half-moroon for it in instalments. Prisoner then asked
whether she would like to purchase some speokleal
cletb, and Mrs. House agreed to take three yards at 3s.
That quantity was meamtred I V/131 • roll of ten or
twelve yards least't whisk the prisoner had with het.
Mrs. Mum on the follming Toesday sent the latter to
her AL...rain-law, who rondos at Bare itogfr, bat she
' wooli not h•e. It. Mrs. Haut!, as aleged, then be.
came biome] at haviag the weal in her poesession,
and " three it into the strese." Hat who picked up
the parcel or even now it In the street nu one (mould tell.
Other porMons of the mime sort of °loth had been sold
by prisoner's daughter to different parties,. The anointed
' was eommitted for trial.

awANlag.

MISSION MOOll. —Oa Mandey this new building, jest
coompletel by gem& dimmer aril White, W.. °posed
by speeal prayer, Adresse', and • to Toe lt Jr. W.
S 'purify, of the Itvangelistio Minion Work, Lsndon,
we• present, and the Rev. E Berber, Wesleyan minister,
and ahother Congregational minister, In &aisle% to the
founder and president of the room, the item. T. 3
The room is • largo and imolai one, eh sat 56ft., by 221.,
with ofdses, eke., &fleshed below, and Ls stronslr and well
staading book a little from the mile street,
woad' the bones of Mr. A. Gillingham, groom'.