The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-07 00:00:00

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Tiwg.D _itet,,re the Mayor (Mr. J. S. Ilit•Igno), Alder.
111211 V. T. It..,ters, sad Mews. C. J. Stone. Ketap-Weleb,
so.l If Ilaruilton (ex Mayor )
The otagieUrites appointed the overseers of the poor for the
rfleUe Ycar 11,11.41•••/ : St. Jana-4i* imulsh, Mown. R. Iklbew.
awl W. I. Stirklatol I.oogtlmt. Messrs. T. • Marti. W. Palmer;
Park.tone, Mown. .1. Crocker sisl 0. llona ; Ibuswortisy,
S . short AIMI T. Toeker.
'flo• hyena, of the 1....1e onaloir Dratnatie eompony to prr•
form pllspi OS a ro.ost itt ItoWs 111 puNI, Iligh-grod, was
rellollol.

unity. Ilekore Mr Welch and the ek-311a).0r.
lAn pn, „pt., a 1.”) as Id. and a 1.1411 loanted J• 4
ear, aav da.r4,-1 a Ith belie: drunk and oli•onlerb oet Thurs.
slat -'4..r4vaset Hank*. pnovol Ow case, and the
prioenter. sere "Here I is mu • fine .4 roe. each and meets, or
.1..1.1)..i.hArd labour.

;;„ brought up hy IC. Itrithe for being
trunk gut hripkrr on Kut .pary early yottortLay morning
hit., was Rued :41. curl volts, or *nen day.

WIMItiMNF.

In nrooose, Thurs.lay.—helore the Rev. Carr John Glyn,
eitt cot. raFet.

The first loUsaliet• was the appointment of tuutseers, and all
Who mu been nominated by the sevens! vustrio,
were appointed without 014o:thou.
Li.rkt, gnaw, was ehamed by the Iteputy Chief con.
stable with Maklei.2 false representations Ith the slaw 44
a pollar'i, certificate, on the 27th ult., to which elsaive
he i4ewle.l guilty It appturvi that the primiwr apidied for a
pedlar's evillalliate in the usual Way, and In answer 4, questions
',lit tio I ,h wal I lie list IleSt-r lawn diary:LA the
~,isteates In his his with any offence Ile further deviated
he 1..1 for a month pre, handy resi.bal at Wallis
whereas he at Winton. Haut.. dorm:: Thu
linty, alai in June fait lie was eon. hied .4 fel.aly at i.eintburst,
sentrimed to a handles liairal lalwil/a in Viliii.dassier
The Ikueb convitied the deleudant .4 this 0ffe,,,,, mat 'laud
him .s. I 7. costs, or a su.sitit'a hard labour in default. The
10.1.1. as. 1.1.1.
Li:At, , ilmeriin 1 hersell aa the wife of
the other defendant, was charged with a similar often., but in
• errallltada. The table idateutentr
w Melo she had made, were the 1,4111 e am Ilona of taer husband.
having been vomit:Lod of felony the Maw Unto aa he waa:
—The Bench iiinswed a flue .4 Wu and is 11.1 costa, or a
mouth's hard labour. Tba man pial‘L Thera war,

several of the tribe In overt anxkus no doubt to know the
. result of telling use In this manner.
/maw, of Oweinge All Saints, lime Frampton, of
Owing° St. Andrew, End, Bud., of Gussaye St. Michael,
George Adkins, of Cwhmoor, Sidney Mullins, and Tons nal.
of Long ("Tacticll, and JorepA Bosh, of (luggage St. Michael,
were charged at the instance of the Deputy Chief Constable, on
the information of P.C. David Ellis, with haring been drunk
and riotlus in the street nf (luggage All Saints, on the night of
the 2,th ultimo. They were also charged with committing a
breech of the peace, at the same time and place. The defendants
all pleaded guilty. It appeared that there had been a meeting
of agricultural labourers In the evening, after which these men
gut drunk, having fetched the beer from a beer-house in the
village, licensed to be consumed off the premises. They were
very disorderly in the str.et for an hour and a half, when they
fought, some with sticks others with stones. The Bench
cautioned the defendants not to repeat this cinduct, and ffnel
them 10a each and the elute, which amounted to another 10a
each, and further wiled upon them to enter Into their own
recognisance@ in t.. 5 each to keep the ponce and bef of good
behaviour for one yen. This they did, paid their few, and
quickly made their exit, haying been in the lock-up two
nights.
Sidney Hoare, of eanfonl Ifaxna, was fined 15s. and 10s..
oasts, for poaching at Serb, Oil the tin) ult., this being the
defendants second offence.
George Wikoz, of Horton, and Joaeph gnendion. of the
slum place, for having been drunk and riotous at Fendown on
the Anti ult., wore anal 10s, each, and the costs. The offence
was proved by P.C. Short, and Yr. Atkinson appeared for the
defendants.
Samuel Beg, of Canton' Magna, for having been drunk and
Indecent in the town if %Tinhorn°, on the 27th Wt., was fined
20s. and lie. costa, this being his second offence withiu twelve
;ninths.
.drubijit.::k.ointaCtohlie,tothwteilatTlNl":intaitlionseof wan asha:llintedir be'nlo-s. I

Ilene Green, an Inmate of the union workhouse, wss
committed for If days' hard labour for misbehaviour In that
establishment, by riotous and violent, conduct. Mr. Ilarvdy,
the master, proved the edema.

DARING BURGLARY AT WINDSOR.

William Jones, clerk, and George Wood, baker, appeared
at the Windsor Petty Sessions, charged with cumulating a
burglary at the house of Mr. Beach, Salmons] Villas,
Clarence-road. JOl/411 was further charged with shooting
at Police-constable Hogan, with intent to murder him.
Mr. Beach's servant., who had been left in care of the
house, said she had gone to the review an Windsor Park.
leaving the kitchen window • little open, Mr. John
Mellor and Mr. Smith, lay clerks at Et•n College, deposed
to having seen three men go up to the house door in a
suspicious way. They watched them a short time anal at
last went up and rang the belL The burglars looked out
for a minute, then fastened the front door and tied by the
back. Constable Hogan, who pursued Jones. was fired at
four times, but closed with his man and held him till Mr.
Mellor came to his assistance. In the struggle Jones's
revolver WWI broken in two. Hogan was not able to appear
at ....tart, but in answer to a message of inquiry from her
Majesty the authorities were able to report that he was
recovering rapidly. Both prisoners were remanded for a
week.