The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1880.

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DOISORIMITZIit. master, looked his prudes Dr. Palk,
I egisittria. Dreg, who(' aerer"indpingmb°°lto bed. At twelve o'clock ke widows NI te:rll7ll3gUr• Of tke the thagaPi°lllollo:lll"ndlimsaldk"Lthatgbaavet OLT TaleITT ORGAN FWD -The result of th
;variety entertainment held at the. Royal Hotel a few
COLORIL NAPII4I STUNT is fully COnrkle•Cnk, an sods, and tindine that some water be bad placed ow to for the rib the knife would have penetrated the left lung. days since, hu been tit' handing over of a balance of
hag arrived In Leedom. drint had been removed, ht • lamp, and found that the and prosecutor would probably have died from Imam- go is. ed. to the food.
h ome bad been mitered end that bit pure, was Jose. The thane.
TRe Rev. G. W. Butler, nectn of Broadmays, has wipe,. hod t,... ...en in emmany by • man unied Prisoner. M defence, asserted he was not in his right ELECTION or TWO Coogcti.Lolit. - Owing to Mr.
promised to lecture for the Young blen's Christian '
Chi...moo, whom Itarttett showed • piece of owns. Next 'amass, and his Lordship called the witnessee back and Groves, of Weymouth ward, and Mr. Landis, of
Association at Alington Hall on Friday the ..6th inst. de, Bartlett mig him he soul going to Portsmouth to we asked if they ever saw anything in his behaviour to Meloombe Regis ward, being elected aldermen of the
TRZ library of the Working Men's Institute wa 'hi. aunt, and said be had les., whine be hid saved eil fee indicate be was wrong in his mindl Hid they foetus:fee borough, there are two vacancies t, be filled, sad these
ii. risw pair of boot.. He afterwards said lite...got the wooer seen., anything in his conduct to lead to the belief that be were a. laud on Toes My, go that in all muYitbility
re-opeeed on Saturday evening. The whole . f the
at Mr. Drew's while the others staved ou um. he was doing prosecutor a kindness In stabbing the burgesses on each vide of the water will have an
him. (Lsughterd-The reply was in the negative.
bm'aubsok.omhamytttbsr apprelnutuo'dbeniator thinuetdporrpotslee."g"d by a i Primus were all arrested by P.C. Cousins,
I The Judge said there was no *videos against Joy. and His Lordship, in eumoting up at great henetb, said the °ill c't exercising their franchise. The vacancy
Anthem Hoeougs.-At the Pembroke College he Ivry might think them were circumatenws in the cote cirli.asPiwtn...no sooner declared than Mr. Frances John Brown,
V/1111 acquitted, the others were found guilty. Bartlett did mower, Juiced an address to the electors of Weymouth
Storrs, held at Oxford, on Monday Wt. " "4" b" b" previously
"nykt.d.a"
his
character
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which
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rumours that Mr.
Mr. William Hardy Mat:field not Intent to till the proteeutor, though he might suite war.' asking for election,
took fir 4 prize for altogether bad
throwing the cricket ball, ownd prise for loved jump, The learned Judge said he was a risgbader and suis- have killed him. They might think that the provocation H. Wangle, who was beaten at the lact elect.ion for
leader of the bad boys of Hyde, and be must be seaweed wee sufficient to iostify • verdict of onlaeful wounding,. Maloombe ward. will &toted the other one. At present
and mooed prize for hurdle race. to pond servitude for five year.; Rieharda, efts • severe The Jere Mena hie guilt of wound Sot with isteat to do (Wednesday afternoon) no one hae come ont as a
CR,STAL PALACI POULTRY AND rICIDS Sliqn--- talking to as to his fates conduct and conepthienthie. , grievous bodily harm, and recomiuended him to mercy on candidate for Meloombe Rue ward, but there are
Dorchester fanciers have tome of from this exhibition was sentenced to two mooths' hard labour. memo:, of "ruins provocation." rumours of Mr. Aylesbury, who lost his mat by being
with flying colours, Mr. Osmond and Mr. Biehop A sal CA.SZ. The Court reserved sentence. rej,cted as an alderman, will, if there should be a
having taken nine prises each fix pgeone, and the
Lily Hayter, 18, letter carrier. imperfect education, • dorm= SUROLART. csatest, fight for the wt.
former sold two of his birds for Eli. good-looking and respectablydreseed girl. pie:A*3 guilty Jen Museelwhtte, 30. labourer, was indicted for burglar-
DirtUrriT.- It will be seen by an annonncomout in to unite& at Whitawarialt, cia the 111th Seetember, • toasty brakes and entering WI. dwe_ging-hourai of
stealing
our advent/4es column that Mr. Deaue-Webb, of 4, registered poet letter weaning money and pew niMa. • Wilt*. Wilt.. on h nit„ October. d toiling
Queen Annmetreet, Cavendish-square. London, W., !lamp.. the Proven .. _ _ ra, ,a „.o.a.von.
yof the Postrearter-lieneral. she being • box. end money to the amount of three shillings.
Mr. Rfeenhill pr ereuted.
visits Dorchester every alternate Seturdey, his out. tnon • Person ernoluso in 1;.01. Sk! .17 r
Mr. Utile, for ttisi prostration, sas Its was instructed by The prisoner was found guilty, and admitted • previous
milting rooms being at Mr. Lockmt'e 1, Cornhill,
the autheirittes not to press for the heavy sentence usual In eoevictiou for felony in gehurary last at Old Swum, and
Dorchester. • such cues. The parents of the prisoner were eery riimect- umber for damaging heir.
Tee FIFTH OF NOVZSBIR CORMITTLI.- -We are able person., haying been for luny year. in the *rept mof Be was sentenced to penal servitude for five years.
*eked to announce that a general committee meeting the Post-office. The prisoner appeared to have yielded to • DOT's fit:ARBIL AND ITS =HILT.
will Is held at the Trinity Schoolroom on 'rninelay •..s:rtitinhtzsptstiira, end there war no reason to suppose Albert Chalk, 10, imperfect education, described as •
ty of such an i !fence ore it was
next at eight o'clocite_for the purpose of rec tieing ihe ° , schoolboy. whom bead just reached the rail of the dor*,
21 strongly in her favour that immediately urn an enquiry was indicted on the Coroner's inquisition foe the
treasurer's Med. The Rev. 11 • Everett be. kindly lotus wade into this rohtery, she m tart • statement owinetweehtec
osseeted to preside, and the public are invited to exonerating the letter carrier. •ho WOW placed in • danger glad of William liellersb, at Steep, near Peter,
the Ist of August Mat. The grand jury ignored
attend, ous position, be baying signed for three registered letters, the art.., wilful twerd„, on which chuge the pctecwet
nig stowing they were really In the office.
MISSION TO BURIN SOCIZTY.-A. public meeting x,. Werrien oddreseed the Gdart in mitizaAos, alter b.:tcbs. e° committed by the magistrster.
will be held on Tuesday next, •ard lest., in the Town- whet the Re-tor of Whit...parish, •ho had preeared Temple-Cooke end Mr. Greenwood pros cited; Mr.
Chimes Maths yrs defended.
hall, Dorchester, in behalf of the above society, when mimner tor confirmation, gee her an excellent charecter. Mr. T• mple•Cohke, opening the raw, forth. pees ru-
de, Reek James iturkitt, M.A. Superintendeut His Lor Ishii. said that le persons in a hundred were II" .
Chaplets, aad G. T. Tsmbull, Chaplain of the society eentencet t : nee years' teend remits.e tor this offence. ..?
I oe Jury, after five minutes cousultation. acquitted tim
at Portlaarl Roads, will attend as depotations. The dlt was only with gr. t rolocisnos thetjodges broke w..,,,,,,e,
"what eras iimost an leagmahle fair She was indebted "". -•
Res. H. Everett, T. W. Knipe, H. F. Joner, and A. . i t ' f receiving The Judge : Littie Ern% never nes a knife again, however
entirely tn ti.' r -maguey . tee j respeution or a
A. Lessard, the clergy of the town, have signified' eiigot punomment-I.X mot:l.6B'll.d labor. much yoo rimy to provoked. You mey here mien tried for
their intentioa of being present at the westing. The i murder. I hope you are very ',wry lor what has happened,
chair will be takes at 7.30 by the Woothipful the I and you will never uti.• knife again, will you 1
Primmer (earnestly): N.., sir.
Mayor. The Judge: Prolliiin me that, however crest a quarrtl
Focrrialieldal CH-Yeovil r. Dorest Cot .• ry School, you may Oct into. You may go home new, the jury have
. -This utatcb wee played on Wednesday. November acquitted you. Mephitis in Court.)
. 17th, on the ground of the former club. The school ANOTIII.II wILTIMIRS BOROLART.
won the toss, and accordingly had choice if goals. Thomas Pain, 20, ginner, imperfect education, was
Throughout the whole of the time the game was moat indicted for burglary at the demilinshouse of Stephen
keenly contestnal • but the superiority of the Durno- gamey, of Bodenham. on the 6th July, and deaths breed,
varlets was we . made apparent. A short while cheese, and other articles, and 2t. 101. in money.
before " half•timen a goal was kicked by 8. Burt for Mr. Goldney prosecuted.
the Wool. At " balf-titne" the Yeoviliane were pieced The primmer pleaded entity to the steeling, but not to
is the advantageous poeitien which their oppmenta , and the prowitkm said they would he setithed
bad held, but aevertheless the ball was kept in the lb:Tea plea.
y of the former, except when an occasional His Lordship however. directed the can to be tried,
toned the school. Both aides played sa
reek thresd prisoner, in defence' again admitted the thefts but
territor
remarkably well • but the feature of the game wee dented baying made any
feature
entry.
He was found guilty, and his Lordship said it looked very
Driver's " runs" . who frequently passed the whole such like as if be was an old offender, but in the absence
form of Yerrilliaa. At the call of time the school se to his aatecedents be should not act apes that assuom-
wen victors by osie goal to sou, and, hut for the nation. He then taped him to twelve months' hard
splendid play of their goalkeeper, the Yeovil Club labour.
would have beth beaten by more than • dozen
_goals.
S. Burt, Driver, Henley, E. Biddleoombe, and W. G.
Hawking played well for Use school; and Yorke and
Aldrldp for Yeovil
Nomigartoe or Seisidrre. -The following ave
bees nominated fee the office of Sheriff in this district
for the ensuing si-Dorestakire. -George Churchill,
of Alderholt, . ; John Batten, of Upoerne and
Aides, Yeovil, l. • Charles Weld, of Chillovit,
Riot
og --;-Willskire.-Ger:rge biorriaoe, of Hampw-rth
Downton, Salisbury, Req.; the Right Him.
Edward Ploydell Bouverie of Market Lavington ;
Richard Leckoeby Hatband, Phipps_ of Leighton,
Westbury. 11- fforeerectetire - Henry Aclaad
?owes Luttrel of Bedgworth-court, Axbridge. Seq. ;
Pin Wroth A d Lethbridge. of Sandhill-park,
Taunton, Bart. ; Thomas Palfrey Broadmead, of
Xamorimproir, Bridgwater, Feq.-DcwormAirc-Cherles
Arthnr Williams Troys, of Iti tint:shun-court, Esq. ;
Williams Halliday Helliday, of Glenthorn Bert'
Thanes Carew Daniel, of Stoodleigh, Tiverton, Elm.
SALISBURY DIOCHIAN CHORAL AARIOMATION - -At
the resat annual meeting of this isimclation held at
the Boardroom, Salisbury, the Rev. W. Miles Barnet
wee re-elleeted diocesan scretary, and the other officers
re-appointed. It was resolved that Rule 16 which
requires that • di own festival 'hal be heol tries.
015t17 in Salisbury Cathedral, should be altered in
minformity with the reoommen 'Won of the .liomoan
committee that the time of holdings diocesan festival
should ba left to the discretion of the diocesan com-
mit P... The secretary son mooed that the following
being dowers of not lase than E. 5 to the funds of the
wociattou would be added to the list of life member,:
-H.R.H. Prince Leopold, the Earl of Eldon. the
Earl of Radnor, Lord Heytesbury, Canso Swayne.
Canon Morrie*, Canon notching.. MS. C. Grove,
Ile Miles }indwell, Mr. 11. N. hilddlin in, and Mr.
W. H. Poynder.
A Suerictooe CHARACTIM.-Thomas Smith, a
lab meet', no home, was, on Tuesday. charged on
Sion with breaking and entm ing into •
rierelling•horme if Edward bf illtert,, of Tolls-,
on Novmber the 10011, and :K.:ding a quigrity
cl bread and chew, volne 2.. :11. He was also
charged with begging alms in the pariah of Great
Toiler on the same day. There was no evidence
against him on the first i-barge, so that was dismissed.
.-With regard to the vagrancy, a girl named Churchill
raid the prisoner came f... her father's house on
Werlmowley and Wel for something to est. Her
dater gems him some bread and cheese, and he then
left. She saw no more of him.-Prieoner denied
begging at the hones. At the time mentioned he was
at Sherborne.-P.'. Hitch apprehended him at
Ilminster. where he was already in custody. He bad
me-Med Information if • man having broken into a
beer., end the prisoner answered the description of the
man oiren.-Sentenced to seven days' imprisonment
with hard labour.
Footman MATCH -An exciting match under Rugby
rules was played at Pouadbury, on Wednesday after-
poor, between hislcombe Rees School and Dorchester.
The following were the teams :-Meicorebe Awas-
h( were. Oliver, hack: Chipp and Bell, three-quarter
hack; May, half back; itove and Keene ( aotlin),
quarter beck' Bement, Symes, Symoadn. Laing, Caines,
u•kley, Williama. Croeden, and Miller. forwards.
Derchurer-Merar a. Robinson, back, Damen and
Spites& (captain), half hack',_ Thornton and burden, 1
quarter back' Fudge. Gollop, Nutting. Burnett, Scott,
Newton, and Crow, forward,. The first part of the
game went decidedly against Dorchester, Melcombe 1
Regis mooring three touchdowns, none of which, how- '
ever, were turned into goals. Just at the clove of the
game, however, E. Demon made a splendid ran past
nearly all of the other side, and secured the first touch
down for Dorchester, which he converted into a goal.
When time was called Dorchester were winners by one
real to three touch-downs. burden's colleriog for
Dorchester did very good service.
rot= Sievicth-On Sunday a united children's
service was held in the Congregationel Schoolroom,
when an address was delivered by the Itev. 0. K.
Geborn, Wesleyan minister. The attendance of chi'
dote was very large.—On Monday evening a service
of song was given at the Town•hall by a choir
composed of about 100 children belonging to the Con-
gregational, Wesleyan, Baptist, and Primitive Meth°.
diet Sunday Schools, Sergeant Cooper, :19th Brigade,
having the direction of the choir, and Mr. A. Bawler,
Jun. , presiding at the harmonium. There was a large
audience, and the various selections were very credit-
ably stred, the following ladies deserving special
atteetioa for the valuable wistanos they rendered in
Ike 001ITIMI of the evening an vocalists :-Mise Hicks,
Miss Hill, Mies Dart, Mime Kresge, His Jordan, Miss
May, Mire Miller, Him How, Miss Lockett, and Miss
Allen. Mr. G. Crocker presided in the abeam of
Rev. W. Allem, who was Buffering from a alight ladle.
position. The hymns were sung admirably and
reflected great credit upon Sergeant Cooper, the
conductor, for his careful training of the children, and
the Rev. T. Naive read the connective readings. The
same gentlemen also delivered • suitable address. Tea
had previously been partaken of at the Wesleyan
Chapel Schoolroom, • numerous party being present;
and the proceeds of the tea and entertainment are to
be applied in liquidation of the deficiency in the Union
funds.

=SOWING LINZ.
Thomas Perry, 16. labourer, imperfect education, vie
iadicted for maliciously throwing upon Arthur Edward
Blench a quantity of lime. with intent to maim him and
disfigure him, on the fith November, at Ssecbampt .n.
Mr. 'Pickett treatecuted ; the prisoner wee undefended.
Dr. Beneraft proved dist the lad Blench was too ill to
travel, and his depositions before the magistrates were
proved and read.
Oct the three counts under which printer wee charged
the Judge directed a verdict of not guilty, sub. principal
witness (Blench) had stated " he did not know if it was
does purposely or by accident.'
A Tacit of" Not guilty" was taken, and Mr. Tickell
said there wee a farther charge against prisoner of common
await.
This, by His L•irdship's direction, was gone into, and
resulted in • verdict of " Guilty."
His I.lrdship, in passing sentence, remarked on the
extreme recklessnees with which prisoner had thrown
about a most dangerous article, and the sad result of his
folly, which had deprived • fellow creature of the sight of
one eye, sod would probably result in the loss of the other.
He sentenced him to four months' hard labour.

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haziong out hoe clothes, and defendant. 13Pm: on me west
their bests • • beach. Pe71...,1' s.
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went over the clothes, winding up by throwing bee of the tempest, the
mop at the complaitusut. The defence was that the inclistinctlight. which precluded ~--erelt.
complainant had no right on the ground, and both only tended to intensify the ei ,' 'etlei,,o 5,
„Liu.; ioe won, h,eind over to keep tne peace.-- Fred watchful coartguarls, who mu -efidearisot. -71...,
2..hiViaard_
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cooheiomenarrefrilharlielli,:awiolpotigliotii!ediand,f,hriniesc,lwmiwagi.tofifi.ntrannedodmy
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wi•t•ei fined rje. 6d, and lir 6.1. oasts for furious driving. totAiiffilwit,nardnhg.ienbmgsh:sre:h,o,,
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TPlBl:ll46:ll.4l6lll46°D.oftsmfandlo. ford, was fined lla 6d. and 8.1. 6d. almost reached the west pier. sh,
Tndiiliyst:hhthii:nigeg:.v,',,e":tr.:yrw:nl,,i'i:l:tin,'.4dei.-een:iasl4ieu-at6.T:::
killed it, and pick it up. He afterwards took it from This was about 5 a.m., and moo.. `i'V•ll,,, 'a
him. I)efendant did not deny the Offence. --Robert could be seen, and nothing but the .',...4..a1tt1Y -t.._‘l
obyietsj.forsbkiiilvli:igua,
thplineria,w nat.stoTnte
"defetnhielanbitrdw,
"w"hiech
Grass and James Mills, of Farnham, for • game and waves heard. At the veryto7".--: due%
tempers, were fined lls. 6d. and Ss. 6d. coats each. expected she would be daahol a or,-,,L.,_9""et es:e.
--Henry Scott and James White, charged with the shingle, the wind veered on,' ',7'ke enek'o%
stealing a mackintosh, the property of Job Ridout, passing close to the piers as she 0uviT,,,,1" der:
were fined El and ousts each.
WORKING MIEN'S GLUM -On Tuesday evening a At this juncture a crash was 11,tard :it ••• no it:
feared one of the
concert of vocal and instruniental music was given in had doubtless masts
had gone 4 the linimi.k at h
the Corn Exchange on behalf of this excellent institu- ...truck her jild...m.
apparatus xiel
lion, which affords during the year much enjoyment, ' r '6iet4 were in matine, 1 K._
and j„, tre mesas of cuitivating a tliedll for reading th
which we are thankful toe.y ' '140(
among the working CiadSCA. The following programme Into e I pen sea, the ~ . averksi.
(Usti tab th • p ".
-Pt" eetill os'efer,
war most efficiently rendered by the kind assistance of nn, . ... ortlanil lights, and s - esii
friends in the town and neighbourhood, Mrs. Edwards, the In sefetY• e tibi
who is always ready to give her able services, being
the accompanist :-Part song, "Hurrah for Merry
England ,' song, "Three fishers went sailing," Miss
Margaret Haste; duet, " OUIJA we two were maying,"
Miss Edwards and Miss G. Edwards ; song, '' hark!
the drum," Mr. F. Dowding ; solo (concertina), fantasia
"Faust," Mrs. C. liicktusui ; song, "Twilight Hour of
Eve," Miss A. Amey ; wag, "The Bailiff's Daughter,"
Miss Margaret Harts; glee, "Hark the Curfew's
Solemn Sound,'" Miss. F. Gill, Miss. Edwards,. and
Mr. A. W. Bartlett ; duet (harmonium and piano),
"• Der Freyschutz," Mimi F. Gill and Miss B.
Domoney song, " Philip the Falconer," Miss G.
Edwards ;'duet, "Trust Her Not," Mr. F. Dowding
and Mr. A. W. Bartlett; song, "When the Heart is
Young," Miss Edwards' Nolo (concertina), fantasia
" Masaniello," Mn, C. Rickman • song, "the Liquid
Gem," Mina A. Amey ; song, "Should He Upbraal,"
Mies F. Gill • song " Caller Herrin'," ?Ems lUrgaret
Matte. Several of pieces were re-called, but the
programme was too long to allow of encores, except in
one or two cases. There was a good attendance. heavy
enlei that"leo du'

OHRIIIIOIII7IIIIOII.
Nsw Roan.—lt is intended to make an application
in the ensuing session of Parliament to construct a mid
and bridge over the Stour, in the parish of Christchurch,
and to levy tone. It is estimated to oost about E 5,000,
and will be of incalculable benefit to Christchurch and
Southbourne-on-Sea.