The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-05 00:00:00

DORCHMSTIS.

THE depth of rain during t4eptetuber was 273 inches ;
in the 151130 mouth of 14. 4.12 inches.
Tea Juvenilo Foresters' Court which holds its *stings
in St Peter'. School room,_ having heard that rel.:diens
were made in St. Peter's Church to 1.47 the rent of the
room, made a voluntary gathering during the week and
stint the Row. t W. Posirs by their secrstasy off. jaw
tee shillings to be added to the collection&
COguirrgn TO Titl Dosser Comm Paisom.--Saisam
William s
Lann stooling clothes at Bridport.
A,drew Pitman, assault at Shrototi, 1 calendar mouth;
Mary Hayden, misbehaviour in Dorchester Union, 1
calendar 112011th • Willi", Wag, drunk awl riotous at
&Myer% 13 dam.;
en IgisaThome Andrewsbeth Dent. kik and diaorderty as
Weymouth. 11 d ; .graakasasee et
Dorebseber. 7 du&

Twa JIMT-L-ii-Ts.-sit- the Shirehrill, on Saturday, was
thdivaisaajionouofrnDoedrcaaihestefor
r; amelving
nd magistratestheui liprsose"nft'rwtheree
It,.
GerWourf Rad' andliratten. j°leder buGunt told'Thhee a"couistald inoti
tiverse
take the oath, not having had'his appointme confiriu'od
by the nusgiatratea Tbo overxecr of Woodaford sent in
hie son, but he also was not qualified.
GRAND Goscurr. -Next week an opportunity will be
afforded of hearing an eminent quartet of London artistes,
who have been engaged by Mr. Boyton Smith for his
annual concert. Our talented pianist and conductor of
the Dorchester Vocal Association, is so musical himself
that we may well have confidence In his selection of per-
formers at what should be his annual benefit, but what we
fear more frequently verges upon a loss. The singing will
no doubt be good, Mr. Boyton Smith's pianoforte Playing
Is an ample treat of Iteell, and we hope ho will he well
supported.
Revisit:ix or rut Varia.S. LIST. --On Thursday Mr. S.
Platt, revising barrister, held • court at the Shire-hail at
nine o'clock for revising the lists of voters in the Dor-
chester polling district The proceedings were of sparely
formal character, and excited no Public interest, eeercelf
half-s-dosen persons being present, besides those who had
business as overseers, ex. The courtly lists were first
, taken, but there were no new claims, and but yeti few
removals. The borough ilia@ were afterwards vile
' through. There were • few lodger claims, all of which
were admitted, and several votes were expunged through
death or removals from the town. Mr. Henry Symonds,
„ solicitor, was In attendance whilst the borough list was
' being verified. The Court closed ahortly after 11.
t TN. Wurass.-Tha following Is our meteorological
) report:-

, Lowest
pignt&t Wlnd.
Wht.

40 W
44 W
44 WW
49 ! 14W
49 , WSW
44 WSW
61 W

01.471rra P.M Seencoss, Tuesday —Wore Mr M. &admit,
Mr 0 H. Boud, Mr W. M Cater:Aft, Captain klawkeserndh, Mr
N. Bon and lir .1. W. T Fykar. woe
Thoorts Rieharl S• 1101,1/ • young man of Ilamworthy,
charged with trespassing in search of game and conies on land
at .knie, in the mampod or of tips EPA of Elba.. on the 11th
hod —Mr Moore appeared for the delendiant..-Robert Talbot,
• keeper, said he saw defendant Ind mi the shore frown a Nut,
ami come up a bank. where be Lead at a rabbit Al soon as he
Shot isnot..s and another went down to the beat, and as they
got to It first defendant ran into the water.—Crosis-eraininel by
hr Moore : It was not • stuffed rabbit I had lout there which
defendant shot at —Edward Murrey said he went and picked
the rabbit up and it was very warm and fresh blood was coming
from it.- -Flue' Li and costs.
Samuel DIVIVI, • guarder, living at ihranage. was charged
with being drunk In the highway at Iteration, on the 14th inst.
-P C. Wiles said ha saw the defendant lying across the road
fast asleep. Just before a geloUentan nearly dross over defen-
dant —Fined!, Cl awl eats.
William Lenni ii the landlord of the Purbeck Inn, at
Seranage, was charge,' with keeping his house open iloriolf rrr
hibital hours, to which he ',traded guilty —P.C. Freeborn mid
he saw several lodger., and aim others who were not lodgers,
drinking in a room, and also in the mamma He bad never
receive] any complaint before—Defendant all he had no wish
to go against the law and it was through neglect,—Plowlo.l and
costs.
George Burt, a lad, of Wlnfrlth, was charged with breaking •
pane of glass In the window of an unoccupied house situated at
Winfrith, loelonging to Sr Woloi.—P C. Green sail he saw
defendant throw • stone at the window not heard glass. rattle.
When he spoke lodic boy about It he denied honing thrown the
stone—Fined &I and oats.
Thomas Barnes, another lad, of Whdrith, was charged with
a similar offence on the 12th ant-P.S. Bill proved the case
' and defendant was lined as above.
William Gould and William Bout, two young men, of Rare
Regis, were charged with being drunk and riotous at Here Regis
on the 13th hut., to which they pleaded gutty —IC. Bishop
, said he saw ado:lntenti making a great noise and he had mine
trouble in getting them boom—Fined, Gould cis and costs, and
Dos 2.. 01 and costs.
Wilrass While.• young man, of Morden, Code Castle, was
cleuyed with trespassing on and in the occuintion of Mr
Grow., in search of comes ion the list lust, to which be pleaded
guilty. Henry Holland sail he watched defsiniant SOW° time
and saw him kill a rabbit. Finial 1. 0.1 and cults.