The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNIFY EXPRESS kND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 173,

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Tozer TO COMM=le.—On Friday, 'bebop, belong-
ing to Christ Char& do*, were getterously provided
with • capital day'. treat, through the kindnes. of
111 r. J. Strong, pariah ehurchwarden. The boys,
aecompanied by Kr. Strong, end Mr. R. W. Evros
(organist), left Doreheater In • four-wheel about nine
o'clock, Abbotabury befog tbe spot selected for the
day's festivities. On nearing that pMoe, and co caret-
lag au elevation, where a delightful vi.cr of landscape
and sea could he obtalnid, • halt was made sod
luncheon distributed, which, having been much relished,
an coward move wee again cornrow:lead, and just before
twelve Abbotsbury was reached. After inkling •
bathe, dinner was laid no the beset, and the youngsters
fell to with • will, the fresheLing ses breesw hewing
',smite, imparted an appetite, which it toak ague
little Uwe to appease. Course followed °our'', and at
length all were compelled to give in, and 'ay they had
had enough. Tim afterboos wag spoilt In rambling colts
pebbly shore. whiting the 'cannery, fro About Ave
o'clock, dark clouds bad covered he sky, cud, instead
of having tea on the beech, as bad been determined on,
it was thought best to meek • tinb ly shelter, gooord-
Maly • retrograde movement wee made as far as
Peresehase, where at the Royal Oak inn, the required
secommodation was kindly afforded, loot the social sap
was mush erj reed. After this, the party proceeded
homeward., reaching Dorchester shortly before ten
o'clock, where hinny obsess were given for Mr. and
Mrs. Strong, and the boys sought toeir home., very
tired, but full of thanks for the kindness that bad boo
shown them. Tim r throughout was most
enjoyable, net a drop of rain falling, and • Boar day
weld not have been desired.

—i-c-11-n-oon Paden, Wednesday inornini.—Botore lir.

Inbounir named Ciesla &atop, of Milborne
Andric was brought op charged Ilia ragmen/.
Actiai-Sorgeont Pomeroy found him the previews
of tenida begging in High root-street, and took ham
into ecatody.
Teelve previous eonviotioss were proved against him,
isoluditig thus for lareeny, sad he vas neatenoed to
three mouths' bard labour se a rogue sad vagabood.
Wiossoosy AFTELNOOlll.—Bstors the Mayor (Mr.
G, Gregory.) . . .

John Dersaitirittivate of the 75th Regiment, Ina
brought op in muted, charged with being abseil 'M-
eet by.. P.C. Dunn apprehended biol.
Tb. Map* ordered him to be taken bulk to his
IstardesaLudt.—Beforo the Mum Mr. 0. J. 0. Gregory.
Bernard Gale was brought up charged with vagrancy.
P.C. Gould louod him stepping in elan in Forduigton,
with no visible means of intWatence.

Gee muds • hard leboar,
Boeotian Pune liesUois, Moodey.-11.510n the
Mayor (Mr. U. J. G. Gregory), Mr. 0. Carson, Mr. J.
Oalpin, and Dr. Aldridge.
William Cruller, landlord of "The Dilphin," wee
summoned for dochargiag a gius in Church-street, on
the 30ds August.
Defisidens said It wet quite true • be did it to pro.
tut his Hole boy, whom toe dog attacked and bit hi.
thumb, =skiing it bleed.
Mr. Symoode elicited that the child went erying bite
the house, and direetly afterwards defendant went out
aod shot the dog. The Town Clerk rid under thou
cdronnounees, be wee in the wroog. Had ho found
the dog in the sot, sad shot it for tie protection, is
would be jutifiable.
Mr. Seymour, of Oweneolgne, said on the day in
qustion be was passion through Churob-street, when
he saw deLndent come out of hie house with • double-
barrelled gun. He (defendant) called out "Where's
the dog r—there was • black dog ia the etnet, four
or 6.• yards from defendant's door, and defendant ilred
at it. The dog jumped away, but didn't ory out. The
charge in lb* gnu struck the ground, and med. the
dirt dy up le witness's face. He remouLtrated with
deleadant, t.lhog bun it vu daegerons to shoot le the
middle of the .treat, when he mid the deg had bitten
hie child—a lad of mix. • Witness did not i.e the child;
he waii not in the street

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Defendant called Mr. Juliana, who sold hs was
going by Charoh-atreet, and saw the dog wawa the
stmt., jump at the child, and bit. Lim, after whisk
the dog weal book, and the lad ran to him, sad he took
him Into his house. When Croaker come out, tLe dos
heed him, ad wita•ta thought it was gels( to attack

Tbe Town Clerk said If lir. Dewland kept a savage
dog, whisk bit • add, be woe lieWe to en nation in
the County Coors, end the complalnant weuld no
doubt get substantial damages.
Defendant mid Um dog had bit several ohildien
before.

Mr. Symonds said that would go in aggravation of
damages.
The Benoit dismissed the cow; and Mr. Halpin
thought It was a own that ought not to ham been
brought before them, and that Mr. Wieland ought to
be proceeded against for keeping • ferocious dog.
Sept. Coward said that the summons was taken out
cm the oomplaint of Mr. Seymour. He heard that Mr.
Crooker's child was In the habit of playing with this
dtehadant sold he should be matlaff•d if complainant
got rid of the dog.
• powerfully-built fellow, named David Harris, •
labourer, of Eimmieeter, was brought up for being
drank and disorderly on Cornball, on Saturday after-
noon, and for asmultling P.C. &lie.
Tbe soustable said about four o'olock on Saturday
afternoon be WU on duty In Corals!11, when Mr. Curiae
sailed him to put defendant out of his shop—he was
!Neatly drunk. Witmes asked him to leave quietly,
when defendant made use of bed language and refused
to go. WitllllllB put him out, and then persuaded him
to go on. H. sakl he would not, for him nor for two
such fellows. Again he urged him to be off permeably,
and walked • eay that be might do so. Defendant
followed him using abusive and foul language. The.
watnem told him he should lock him up. He kit bold
of biro. Defendant Mimic him twice, and thee wit-
nose threw him on the ground, and they struggled.
P.S. Mitchell tome to his maiatanoe, and they got him
to the station.

Mr. F. Curtis sad defendant mans mto his shop, and
said something oboula pulse. lie was vely taps', and
withers told him to Dome when ba wee fresh. He
would'ut leave, and he eallsd the mutable.
Primeer had been in prison • month for rehiring to
h 0,.. beerbonee, end three months for • bremb of the
peaoe.
H• mid he hod been tuarvcating sod not • drop of
drink whloh ova come him. He was very sorry.
The Mayor said be withered pert of the &result him.
self, and It was • very bet ems.
H • was fined gl, or 14 days bard labour.
Defendant paid 6a. of the 64 41d. he had In his
po?ket, aid wee allowed • week In white to pay the
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00111117 PITT? SouOn& Ratarday.—Beforo Mr. H.
Wlalms, Mr. R. Poorer, and Mr. R. 0. F. Etsward.
Mr. PrIPICiI Pooloult, of the Woymontit Yancey
Works, wad unrommosod for omployinsm young pomp,
asutod Thomas 'roadies lOW two &stook on &tartish
sod Woo for sore than rum days without a &urinal
oortilosto. Mr. Bowdon, Bab-inspeotor of Factories,

Defendant admitted the offense, but said it aro.*
from misappreheasion. He dtd not thlak that the nip
pipe maklai nun* ander the L.
Mr. Braden saki that was inchaded In the dot In 1861,
and it was knows to Mr. Padgett.
Defendant said Mr. Hendon's predecessor ones told
lm tbat pipe -making end brisk. making were exempt.
Mr. Beadon mod the feet that all worked on the
promisee was solleient, bat that all were engaged in
Poisool work Kr. Padgett had admitted.
Defeedeat said It had been all pipe and brick making
this yew.
Mr. Heathen maid he nadsestood defendant would see
that it did not °cow wig end that Wag so Is. wield
oaly ask hots nominal peu:alty in the kit cue, sad
withdraw the sewed shame.
He woe deed al and soma

Mr. Padgett : You'll not press for the penalty ?
Mr. 81111dbil Under the elrousairtenoes you are It off
very way. Yoe kno• what a time ere have bees over
it--yeare.
The money vas paid.
A travelling nze grinder, named JoxpA Sewaley,
eammoned for being drunk at Abbsitsbury, dug.oai
26th. He did not think it right to appear.
P.C. Dicker proved the offense
Fined 10a and oasts, or 14 days_

• yotiog man, mauled Thosais Loelvil, of Piddle.
histon, woe suincnonod under the Poaciiing Prevention
Isl, for being In unlawful Omnittlioti of PCM —Mr.
Symonds foe defendant.
P.C. Dewland, of Piddled:outbids, on the evening of
August 21st was on duty. Between seven and eight
o'olook he saw defendant in • public thoroughfare
(also milled • drove or drift.way). ire • doublebarrolleal
ran. Then saw him go to Hoes-oliff and Few about
the fuss* and hedge. After that saw him enter Dole's.
wood. in a few minutes hoard two shots Bred, and
saw the smoke over tho wood. Afterwards met Losketi
Ii the publio thoroughfare. Seized him if he tad •
gin Itemise. Be replied "Tie." Inquired if he had
have to .hoot rabbit. in Dole's-wood, and he answered
"No." Took his gun' a pair of rabbits, jutt killed, mod
• pigeon. Defendantsald Colossi Astra had lent him
the gun, and asked for It. Witness told him he'd not
have It again that night.
Orovvexaminisi : Had been in the wood • quarter of
an hour. What for? anything he scald mark: Had
information from Mr. Buby, of Godmanstons, of people
tearing down the (moss and of plough boys earrylng
awe, gleamy'. eggs from the turns bashes. Mao
received complaints about poaching ham Supt. Batty
sod Mr. Bridge.
You are to be made • keeper of Will, thllVil part
of my duty.--(013.)
Had anybody else complained? Ti. keeper of Dole's.
wood might .'y—l with yea would live an cyst
Nobody In Piddleignton gave you instructions 1 No,
not to me.

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Do you know Mr. Lmrolowo ? I ht. Rod spoke
to Kim about the weather &ad the bat not
We affair.

ese doleadeet tame out of the woed: Wes
Mreaut the wood whoa he bard the keeper
sad We west sp.