The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03 00:00:00

WYMJI MOW.
wifOLICSALI BURGLARIES AND
TH
ROBBER' CS. / A Ting bmk° oUt oa Um premises of Mr. Ward, bdiker.
on Tuesday imam( larre it usare that the servant was
a Wu( the 'anti, light 4" and the whois of the oil
(*atilt er. Mr. Warej. who as In the bakehouse at the
time, ran nut and called ou th:girl to follow ; but she lad
her promos of mind and It was with great difficulty she
waa dragged out through the window. She waa burnt
very much and was taken to theHoapital. at Weymouth.
Plenty of assistance was at hand and the is was soon int
under. The premises are insurect
TIMMY.
Nananw &Carl Charles Ounent, of Sutton
Poynta, had a very narrow swap! on Monday. He
We. walking from Biticonshe to UPwor on the lin••
and when near the Upwey Station was knocked down
by the 10.10 train from Yeovil between the lines, and
the whole 4 the train passed over him. Dr. Pridham
Wu sent for Lou dreamed his head, which waa badly
cut. 'The poor fellow was sent home in a waggon, and
we are glad to say is doing as weU an can be expected.

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nrrrat OF TWO OF TSB Minh
Two out of the three peretiratem far it t-trn• out thus
trio of thew. of tmrakeed in this town and vicinity
he wilee out window breakages and
rebind., "edit° c eiwagm-were breneht haloes the
JouPl end Fronk +
at toe Town-hall, on Friday. to
able "•s`l"-- ' several char air preferred against
acLerer to two of t • sere e,
them.
tiotatis of the dffurent charges have already briefly
appear a.
rb now charged w.th having. In company of
toil' ittli et limo% at Bialrif,fal SL Mary. on the
naec theofr 15th, or in the morning of Friday,
g est broken into the boot and shoe
the 16,th,,'"Lejob:cci o:try 7sumehing one of the window.
shoe°. ---S7tah - • and taking and stealing there.
penes feel" the "Ih"wc-' - I odd boots, and
rni netts of new boots and severs
from efts ur. Munckton's yard and premises
m tr. his toes altogether being enli-
sts:r▪
at 30 I "114' "4 properly,
T alsocharged With
104 thin Ll 2 her were •
—St with": M Lick's dairy-hose', in the same localar,
iaccnii'm'ch" olmtowrls and scherzos, these being the property
of Mr. Ilsyt, dair/iamsi in d Th
n.
The cure were private. e result, however,
heard
both prisoners for trial at the neat
mis the corawmirtetil
eso,terdsy sfterneon, aft r the clue of the County
the.. was sip clot meeting of the borough :
P0,„,").,,1t"'-
..,,.1;e Mayor and ex-Mayor being the justices
,o sttet.dsflCl. when the two ir.susers we're again brought I
p anlir
nn.ifrorn Tuesday. There w. re two &sea
h"
borough-rine of besakine the plate-
theta e.. 1 Mr. C ruhm Henry Curtis, tailor and
glass lime merits-toil ice reed etes'ing twr tulle i 4 cloth
wo one 111104, value draper, -- " I in sll 45; the other of break-
wee t_r. e
ms the shop .iitirAW M King, gun•rnith. also in the
ma rket.piaer. and steeling therefrom creht revolvers, one
"i-them VIA and another saver-m suntet.
wr. D. ....eon. who epp tared ou behalf of the prawn-
ton. cnn-i'creel it only nee •seare at the present to take
he r t row,
masons briefly ad tressed the Bench, Mr.
t fi
Ihrkinean r died he find.
Henry
12Jelie, who salt: I reside In the Markle-
Cb 3 dfe- soil tarry on the Wage* of • ta' tor and i
dtp.e. -r7ltetww n one and ten sin the evening of
murder !sew that my shop a n with its contente,
- an. it. tyo the toil-wing 'morning, shout squirter
/0010000 rung the bell and c ill ea my atteht on to
the
lisntae te f the window. I rite-sod end cent don rumba,
od then dies-morel that the plate-glass window hod been
seiriem I, set that there wet • bola in it sufficiently large
"adept a mates arm- I then whined two pieces of cloth
end on • undirella ; another was missed by my assistant;
there were no shutters to the window on the night in
nnwton ; hat there wee a gaslight burning in the shop,
:ad ii.er the window. I gave information to the p dice.
The hole in the window au @urn sently luso to admit
am Diu" of cloth tbrouah it: they were rolls of cloth,
sgti one of the Mussel bastd,arouud which one of the rel.
of cloth bet bre n writtased. WIN left in the window.
identify the cloth now produced as toy property.
Tryntseos Ashford, • young married woman, living with
her husiand 00 Swrinicketer Common, and ester to the
oftener Upel.all. deposed to her brother coming to their
;01tta,:e wiser he lodged, at about eight o'clock on Friday
morning. the 16:1, bnuging with him • pieced cloth (now
_,.ad„,,,.1) and wearing • pair of new hoots In reply to ,
her inqraifl", is t, where he had got the cloth and the
bees., he said he had ',west them, saying be had given ,
sit 61. for the el dh. Its appeared to he the worse for
dnak and was not long In the haunt he'ore he went to
Is down in the garden, where Supt Grant apprehended
him and took pouession of tile property.
:hurt Grant, of the 1) 'rut Conalahulary, at Sturrainiter
Newton, deposed: On the morning of the likk ine„ In
coesequence of a telegram I received from Supt. Under-
wood, of Blandford, and from other information. I went
to the house of Ti7phene Ashfordi at Sturminstor Com-
mon. and from what she told me went Into the garden
1.4 appreheeded the prisoner Upettall ; be Wai edema and
hilA to Wall on: he appeared • little the worse for liquor,
trot mul I walk an 4 talk very well. I charged him with
committing, with others, three burglaries at Blandford ;
he said it was all • mistake. I then went Into the house,
and, iu hi, presence, his aster gave rne the piece of cloth.
which lota produ -e. She asked Opel-telt who that fellow
MAI telt •as outside with bite in the morning, and, after
some little hesitation, he said "It's Lyne, If you must
knee I have had the piece of cloth in my possession
ever wipee. I handled the prisoner Upshall over to
t; Wield, of the Slandford division.
Superintendent Underwood. Blandford : On the even- 1
ins id the 16-h inst., between live and sit o'clock, I Paw ,
the prisoner Upshall in custody at the police-etaton at
Illandf,ril. I th-n Went in sear.:h of the prisoner. Jorteph
buy; founil him lathe Crown aid Anchor ine at Win.-
bone. at aleeit • qrsarter to ten o'clock, and told him I
akerld amiehend him for committing three Magi tries at
B' in VorO during the night of the 15th of July, to which
to said he knew nothing ahont it. I then took hits into
restody. Hal seen hint In Blaldford in the 'trusts for
two date berme that, and al.o on 'he night of the i5ll.
oe the 20 It Upshot% was wit in the yard at the pollee-
station, when he cans- to the den where I w•• standing,
audi said to him, "Whet do you want?' Ile Pei&
am going to toll 7, Ii ell shoot it." I took him into my
rill es ant c pair-mat I lot, telling him that anything he had
to gay would tar taken do en in writing, whether it
was for or ailing% him. li' then lassie • statement
which I took down, end which I now yrodnee
" 1 arrived at Blot Hord on Son lair, the 11,11 inst., at
half-past it,,, p.m., end that night I lodged at the house f
Mrs. Rue. Oa Monday and Toesday ant following du I
agehded in erecting a tent in • 11.41. Ui Wednesday
night I met Iseeph Guy and Charles Lyne in the field ;
I,ene sold, "Will yen gi and have some herr We went
together and had • quarh Oa Thema ky, the day after
the sports, we met ngain and watt into the Crown end
each- r it pp. it there t Inn-mg time;
on rooting lint GA, , I,t n., no.l rur self went awl le .neel ott
the tersige for rem. Ariel time; I sail "I shall in home:"
Lyme rustiest, " Hold hard +rid I will show you a {rich..
We ail returned to the teriintogether till we got to opposite
It" t/ent 11011. when Lyres lwoke • shop window cal took
not two preeee of cloth, one of which he handed to me;
throther ishes Ise cave to .I.e.epli Coy. 14 .ppwl and saw
l'`istire loot- two rk the gun•nris We window and t out
▪ pestele; I want. el one Of the but
he wershl no: give it in-; toe pat them in •
re^l.4 and took then. with him. From e
cuosmals'e we went Irsek over the leirlgr, and
one of them sal I, " I know of some clpise-e• ;
~,, or • ors,,, ~• I go'nt ro Lite° a ~,,, ke"
I :o la es ere !riot. an I oat down, when lane and thy ;
wettil en the roil into a elem, and shortly after cline
• si.h m el,tl iv maid, "I will have the j
vel int ors th r0..1 ng to Wirehorne and I
bid the c'r tee.. As a shit it, C 0111 hack he said, "I'll
t ere tee rhea.", end to I ma: It bye Lb.- 01.1 th " Chwlee '
Lrue th. u said, " We'd lie Lin souse linot k," and we then
Otis. 01!e, tin il we risme h. a geolesnan's bowie
at halio.s in frost ; Ilse al -a Lk n I then broke the I
St 0 0110(01.1k 111.101 .0., and took "kV four p tie. f h4ota
an into Is sr. Wu lien wart down liter sed to where ;
I, core., an, taken, an I los ph Gay said, "I shah Imes !
the e‘ie +a I handed C tart- Lette the piece of cloth.
Line the., remeduel, " ljtasha.l, cannot find your
hest. had better put on • pair of new limit,"
and 1 sal es Gay baton, pelt of elattac.side barite, We-
ep, ant one eair of low shut We then went back tri
the shumaker'a sh sr, and C lades Lens put back the odd
tore end lotted out another pair. All three el us then
returned It the bridge,and bade each ether m. 4 morning.
It rime cities Witt ; I could ewe Lord Portmau's homer ;
ind Clm,nl,e Lyne croaked the park, and got over tbe
tniu tie ir lb, ries r into the rind, and went to Shillint- j
s: roe. where we had somo hoer et the psehlic-houre, and
then went on to S truest N hi. I left L-ne ire kr I
toy .ie..4:*4111s • ; I hill two tr sirs of hoot. and one piece
ol .hen I as, taken. J reeph Goy and the C0.e.11
awl one per ft, mit., :on I Lyon hal the pistols, one pi. no
of ehth, and (es pairs of !nee. Uulkall also said they
g.

15WAX*01.
Ma. CHARLES Summits often a reward of £5 for
information °oncoming the scoundrel who damaged
his carriage.
Ma. T. If. Boaagu., late teacher at the National
School (now of Maidstone, Kent), in the recent
Government examination received a prize for geometry.
Os Thursday, the 22nd inst , Mr. J. Wilshire,
relieving officer of Corte and Swanage district, was
marred at Corte Cootie to Mies Roe, organist of the
church, and &melte, of Mr. Thomas Roe, clerk of
the same.

Antreee, etanoaud at Blswilnni, sad On Sunday
moronic the rith inst., the prisoner Guy, whoa in canto ly
at the C.enity Poltrz-st anon. Ulan !ford, asked him if they
(the ptlirel hat " roue I the other man yet r Witness
replied, "N awl he Vita raid they, meaning the other
Wormer arid Lyn., hot zot him Into • go al mess through
et...rear& Iv log in their emoltalair.
Tbotaae Chad.. Foster, who lives with his sten-father,
the Invite,' of the Grawn and anchor pahlie-hons
thend to the fart of Vte proi Hoer. Upihall and Gay end
a other man, whom ha believed to he Charlei fol`no.. bing
a' the hod:sky in q.wation .tn the night of the 15 It
ffeundatt They war, the. at half•nest tea o'clock and
renaei.ted until II n'c'otk, when the house was clrsed.
UStha'l wee &inking whisky, while big two companions
were driokiris lager. They all three went out t nether,
nal the tiro, +rat closed upon them. They remained out.
sale about ball•ec.hour talking, singiag,and hallooing, and
Vitas's, looking through his room window, saw them awl
Imrd a Emit 4irel of what was said. Upahall repeated
owl'? t 641.114 is the hatter shortly before, namely, that ha
"1 wee,, hmte at Wituhorne, and that he was going
l'..l',llt,ally they all went in the direction of
Ur. earn( the first grooms, on being re.cel le 1 by Mr.
D:clituaan, e.titoitel the value or the goods stolen
altottether at heteeen Li and £5. There were two
enthrones stolen; linnets himself ranged but one; his
sasistent missed two.
theltiosou intimated that thin was aU the evidence
le would mink
reshot' bad nothing II say : the other 1111101:19* laid—
", wag tad anti thent at the time this robber, wee °M-
hotted :Ikoo, nothing about it,
t"tunittlei to the anises.
An ignorant crowd of people followed the prisoners
Ir aat hack to the lock•up. Upshall is • shotta thick.
eft Tomo taw of tho clan known as " rough. having
teen more thee once convicted of erindowntuashing and
*thtlrototte toduct, and was one of those engaged at the
Icte. ea the lit,, in assisting to erect and pull down the
Ion& Goy, who is a tall, thin men of torhiding ePP sad some years older than hie companion, bee been
in the unty, from which he was flogged out in disgrace,
lad &litres:do " did* gig months' hard labour in gaol.

WARERAN.
t!lia/WAT Botta --The members of the Wareham
hrliway Board held their usual monthly meeting on
the ...r;th instant. The principal business
." to go through and settle the past quarter's
aconite.
.COMIICILATION £5ll COIIIIRMATION.—The coosecra-
tft of the new cemetery, a beautiful and exceedingly
laittont expanse, adjoining ths Church of 4t.
~,.Ititry's,tw.k place last Friday, the Lord Bishop of the
aii.isted by the Archdeacon, officiating. The
clergy, churhwardens choir, members of the Local
I"litd, the Congregational minister. Rev. W. Den.
end a gsvily number of the laity were preasnt.
.1'1'44, and ex v. Pealing were admirably rendered b 1
the choir. Th. c-remony did not occupy more than
half.an tetnr. in the afternoon the LuNI Bishop held
!e..oitirmstion in the parish church, when upwards of
a,.didates oresented themselves for conformation.
Ba. PA nurrtit's Arum's. —The first meeting of
t,he croditege Ofd. G. PArm der, watchmaker, jeweller.
WM held at the C .unty Court office, Fool.,
-12."'"'ia,' (7reditors to the amount of
I. were present or represented. Ths
:setts were set down at £1,182 2.. Id. Mr. Trevor
I)"tre represented the petitioniug and other creditors.
thi,. Jostle Curtis, of PI 'Ole, wee first pronoood a.
uste., and iv an amendment Mr. T. Denman, of
:"il, watt proposed. On the examination id the
1"4" the Ile,:ietrar declared m that Mr. Denman was
ttly elected. A committee of inspection was w-
'meted, consisting of Marrs. Ilutchinr, Marshall-
NM Best. All moiwys to be paid into Stuckey'.
to .141,4 Yeovil. Mr. Davies was appointed eolicitor
the trustee.

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0011,1 ourn.m.
AINIVIIILIART. - The ltth anniversary of the
;hWftll `' 411045 y School took place last Sunday.
en two sermons were preached by Mr. Diane , of
.."'"ift^n• There was • tea nesting, by
;r"•10,1 from tEe platform, on the following day,
”dihen the school chi'dren, In presence of numerous
eure of the perenta and friend., recited and sang
's I very Pleasing manner.

KINGSTON.
Tao lisw Ctioach.—Tbe ownting ..1 a beautifully-
-1414*. an I fitte hup church, in the early English style
arellitecturt, and given freely to the parkbiansra by
.113,1 .0, front wh estatt the whole of the
burble,-.
14,11 e, and other msteiial. were brought, took
Place lau Saturday, the Lord Bishop of the Magee IT,,,,l_i'linf• Ilia I walahip prsachrd from Mark ziv., 9,
thla 6."9•1•hal be preached throusrh-
nut the world thia I that she hath one shall be
"tea ni." kc. There was a an dinner proyided
talpacllTMY by mine host of the Rod Lion and
!tdl6°Unn.. ."Inally suonessful purveyor from La:4ton,
nal nallfringen of fit 0 Lemont 'a, London, rang in
" murs• a 3i howl 3,000 Amuses.