The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-24 00:00:00

VIIMBORNE.

RiTIM Enif..Y.-111r. William Bing, of Osuford
&Atom has a plum tree in him gardi.n, which has been
in full leaf needy thiee weeks, and has now full•blown
blossom. no it.

Tilt ArrAc-E ON SIR IVOR Ci-rat —A verdict of guilty having
been found against the whole f the men charged with being
coticenied in the late election riots in the Rhondda Valley, Mr.
iei Jtice Grose sentenced them on l'ucsiday to terms of inpri-
suninent varying from three to sit weeks._

THI Douala ktmo BArrsi.lor Mixohla. TO TRII
LAT' APJOTAPT lialtllTT. —We usdersuni slut Mr.
K. Gramhy, soulptr.r, of Dorchester, bas been immutia-
sinned to esectute the memorial to be erearcd jWim•
borne Minster to the into Capt.in Barrett, Adjutant of
Lb. Dorset Rifle Volunteers, by subscription amongst
the efficient and men of the regiment. It will be atom-
posed of Caen stone and white marble chute!, designed
In the Gothic mode. The stone panel will be enriched
with a canopied design. terminating with • finial, and
having shaft" of serpentine marble with caps and bases
carved with natural foliage. The spandril' within th•
canopy will also be enriched with carving, and those
filling the upper part of the tablet bass memento
emblems, while along the top is to be • moulded aid
carved tandem The moire of the panel will aontain a
Latin cream of white marble in alio 'idiom, resting upon
• rook, and In this part of the design will be figured
the lets Adjutent's sword and accoutrements. The
tablet will stand upon • corbel, thefucia of which Is
to be of white marble and bear the inscription. me
lower part of the teurbel Is to be moulded and oarved In
natural foliage, and the terminal will be au angelic
figure. From what we have seen of Mr. Grassby's
eintipture in church decoration and mural monuments,
we have no doubt this memorial to the late Adjutant
Barrett will be a credit to the sculptor and satisfactory
to the family of the deceased and the volunteers attn.
battalion generally. In addition to this memorial we
bear that a headstone will also be planed at the grave
In Wlteltorne ciernetery.
Pirrrr thotalOss, Friday. —Before Mr. C. J. Parke (chnlrrnan),
Re, C J Glyn, Col Paget, and the Re, J. B. Austen.
Thomas James, of Klusou, gipsy, for alt the
two horst* to
wthay on e turnpike road at the mune latish, on e 3rd
lint., was teed 2, and is. coots. P.C. nett proved the

Jame* White. ..other !tipsy, of Kinann, was fined 10s. and
7. meta for ha, lag been drunk at Oakley, on the Oth instant
• —P.C..Btone proved the nflence.
. .

Rstheettd and David Ricketts. of Bussage All
Balms, were suninoinal at thc Immure of the Deputy Chief
Constable for wilfully obstructing the highway at the male
place, on the 2nd instant, by placing • gate thereon at night
The defendants were further charged with wilfully pulling up
two rose trots belonging to Mr. Lockyer, at llorton Inn, on
the same night. -Mr. Atkinson, who app.od for the der..
dents, said they would plead guilty ; they were exceedingly
sorry, and he (Mr. Atkinson) lamed the Bench would deal
leniently with them. --The Demi() Chief Constable said the
deuce of throwing the gate on the rued was a most dangerous
act. Mr. Friend, • fanner of Durum MI Saints, passed home
that way the Sal ho
lie night, and fortunately his rse vicarial
Is ohstruction. The Bench wan.' the defendants not to
mo,or opus !deuces, and convicted them in the penalty of
Ala each, and the ousts for the Snot offence, and 2s. isch and
the costs for the second offence, amounting In the whole to
SI Its ea....ch. The money was paid.
bane Light. • gips), was fined Ss. and 9s. owls. for tllos--
log
bia horse to stray on the turnpike road at Shape la, on
the rjti December last. -Pt'. Hume proved the It
ti„ dehn.i.,,t hail been out of the way shim, sod the
summonscould 11.4 It' treed bnloru.

.14.4. t Paean. a mad.,.. %OS charged with stealing the
sum .4 las bd., the property uf sir. Thomas Trumpler, of the
thoquere Lytehett Matravers, nn the 18th instant. Mr.
Atkinson oppmr.Al for U..proateutimt—The evidence was
„ry ihert it appeared that the prisoner was at the pubiic.
house on the evening of the 181 h, when he called torn quartem
a gin, and at the same time requested change for a sovereign.
Mrs. Crunilder handed him 19, 4.1, nod without handing her
the see.reigo, the defendant made 01l wlth t.he change Mr,
crumpter followed 'inn Monlen, and the prisoner Way appre•
howled by P.C. 8) Ines, with the money in his posmasion. He
pies,6l guilty There did lot appear to be at
Inn.iwn against his character, and taw bench ienWnced Pint to
one eaSeuttir tnouties hanl labour.