The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-21 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE 1021 YD REGIMENT.

After various disappointmentA, H.M.S. Tamar arrived
with the Rend regiment, Madras Fusileers, about five
o'clock on Wenemlay afternoon. It waa understood that
the Tamar would disernhark the 102nd at the Breakwater,
in the cool of early morning of Thursday, probably about
four o'clw-k, the rusileers would march up and inunedi-
ately change guard with the 4-4ilth Rifles, who would
march down and embark in the same vessel for Plymouth.

OBBNE AREAS.
ACCIDILVf. —On 'roost:ly last, a carter named David
Woodsford, in the employ of Capt Mount-Batten, met
with a serious accident lie waa returning home from
the held, driving a plough. and a dung putt was following
him, the horse drawing it being inadvertently left without
• driver. NS hen pawing Mr. It. R. Owo the horse draw-
ing the putt set off, knocking over Wisxldord, who
sustained wine very serious injuries about the head.

Prrrr SasIIIO3III, Wealnosday.—Belore Mr. J. E. Bridge.
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/leery Perrot, of Sherburne, was brought up in custody on
a charge of appropriating various monies the property a his
master, Mr. Witten, dealer and fruiterer, the Parade,
Sherborne. There were !several charges, but only three were
gone into.
Mr. Beibeet sold—lle lived at Sherbonee and was dealer
and fruiterer. Prisoner had been lee his employ 20 months,
partly u agent, and sometimes servant lie had sent him out
with fish, oranges, ie., for sale. On December 11, he sent
prisoner to Come with articles for sae. On his return, prisoner
rriel Mr. Martin of Middlemarsh had bought 4s. worth of
oranges but had not paid for them. 111 Juno witness sent Mrs.
Menlo a bill charging her for the outgo and is. Oil for fish
prisoner old he had sold her. Shortly after whom received
an sower from Mrs. Martin 'eying she had ima Perrot for the
oranges Is. at the time and 3e. at a subsequent period. On
July 11th, witness took prisoner with him to Mrs. Martiu's. She
said she pact for the oranges. Prisoner admitted that she dW.
On January 12th, witness span sent prisoner to Cerne with
articles for sale. When he returned he old that Mr. Deniman,
of Germ, had bought • hoe or oranges for 145,, but had not
fedd for them. Witness questioned prisoner as to what he had
done at, Coro and wrote down his statements —(paper
produced} From it witness hooked Messrs. Derriman for the
oranges, and aumetime after sent a bill. Messrs. Derrimaa
replied and denied having bought the oranges. He questioned
l'errot further, and he saki he *old the oranges to the ebonies/
partner (Mr. IL O. Derrienan). On July 7th, he brought
itrisoner to Cone and they saw both the floors. Derrituan.
Witness told them lee prisoner's presence that he had charged
them with purchasing the onmnges. Both id them denied the
transaction, but primmer persisted in his statement. Both
then came away. Mr. Thanes White had been a customer of
witnesses for some time and he had Rent prisoner to him to
solicit orders. An Sanwa was opened between ssitnan and
Mr. White and se prioncr delivered the goods he knew the
state of this account. --Mr. When produced his books and
from entries made therein on May tS, Mr. White owed LI its.
on July 7th, being in Cone with the primmer they walked
towards Mr. White's shop. When they came in sight prisoner
old to witness, "I have bent to Mr. White's and taken part a
the money." Witoesse asked how much end he replied el es.
Ile enquired where, and prisoner said when I went to Yet-
reinster," that was on the 2 th of May. They went to Mr.
White, awl saw both Mr. and Mrs White. Weimar sold "I
believe Mr. White, you owe Inc something. Ile replied that
he had paid, and produced the bill which was receipts]. (The
bill woo hamled lo and was settled May 2Sth by a X.) On
May 25th witness sent prisoner to Yelminster with goods for
ode. Shortly after his return from something he heard, hes
asked prisoner why he hrl been t Cone. He said he thought
witness would be gLal if he rube collect cone of the money
eming there. Hr asked hien whether he gut al.y and prisoner
replied, " No."— Prisoner deelinol asking Mr. Delbert any
questions.
Mr. Emma Martin, of Ilidellemarsh, sail soma time in
December prisoner called ether house and sold her 100 oranges
Dr 4s. She paid le then and Is. oli another onseion. Boma
lime since she received a bill from Mr. Iklben but returnee It,
sink, did not owe the money. ou July 7th Mr. Itelben and
phoner called at her house and prisoner admitted having
taken the money.
Mr. Useiry Dome Derriman said he "mai one of the firm of
Mears. J. and H. Lterriman, genera/ dealers. of Came. Knew
prosecutor and prisoner by sight. Had often seen prisoner
selling oranges, Le, but had never bought any oranges Of
About a month since they received a bill from Mr. Babel.
charging IS.. for. box id oranges Witness instantly wrote to
Mr. Babe° denyho having bought 50y.... July 7th. Mr.
Bedlam anti prisoner cam" to their shop. Mr. When and he
had brought the 0-.1•11 to soak for himself concerning the
orango Perrot said lie sokl witness the oranges but he
denied it. On was then called away.
Mrs. Elisabeth White old she was the wife of 'Thomas White,
shopkeeper, of Cone. Knew prisoner by his coming to their ,
shop with goods from Mr Balboa 11cr husband had bought
artielm of him scrotal times. On November 17 prisoner called
at their house and left three boxes a bloater. He offered
them at 20. 01. per box but afterwards lowered the price to 2s.
II Witiesses hcard no 11011.0 about the tranSaction till May
ti when prisoner called and asked her to settle the oeount.
She told hien her husband was from home and he said it would
be all right. She paid hi,,, LI is. ed., there being an error in
the bill ;he settled the bill making e 3. He mid he could not
write but had settled some owes of bills that wey. On
Tuesday the 7th hurt, Mr. Bulbul and prisoner outs to their
shop Mr. Belben old to her htubanel "I believe you owe
me something ;" her husband replied that he had paid all sod
prieoner admitted that It was DO.
Henry Batty said he was supt of police stationed st
Cerne. Mr. Sabot brought prisoner be the station un Tuesday,
July 7, and pee Mee in etteteidy on a charge of =boiling
el Os. 64. money he had resolved from Mr. White. Tho next
morning witness took him to Paillarenthide, to Mr. Ltridge,
and obtained • 10111121111. On the way there prisoner old "1
sums= my master will pros the eau as hard as he um egaiut
nie. I know it was wrong taking the slurry Irons Mr. White
sod not seeounting for it. The moon I did It was this—l
lost 30.. going home that night. I thought master would not
know I received it, and lon tea weeks I should be able to make
it "
Prisoner declined asking the witness soy mutations and was
committed for trial 51 the Analog on all three charges.