The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-30 00:00:00

sprout piaTT EtosetmsTusedoTi.efaat wee Tan Usirreaun Cnunon. —The annual Sunday
Rodgett, and 0. C. Farrar, ages. wo men named
school treat in connection with this church teak place
S
OD Thursday, wh-m the little aeholant were sonveyed
Puelcat and Summers, Prirat4. Of the Wrt
ft= in waggons to a field at Creekmoor, where they were
were brought twin custody and charged wi vho:lls,lawith_. a good tea and ample anattemne_ ut. Th.barley of the value of 10_, from Thomas Randall, of
Winfritk Newburlb• X'ch Pente°9ll4 " 3 da3"' prseseltit, Rev. W.
ttuAader",hthielikiPagudlWry direeeionuf ths
chapel, we.
imppisonmen/i_without hard labour. off very pleasantly.
WARICHAM FREKIIOLD LAND AM) WILDING SOOIIITY
lienorsph—A public meeting was held in the Corn
PEY TY S.llllB/ONS.
Exchange on F. iday last, for the purpose of omanismA, ,
explaining, and wiling on the above sodety. tr. Before the Mayor (Mr. G. Otsaaa.lfr. Stone, Mr.
Filliter, Earl. (Recorder), in the chair. J. C. nerve'', Western, Mr. Farmer, and Mr.
Req.echidyman of the liceoombe Lied Buildiaol Willinox Sudden, treater, was asammoned for haring
Society) ably explained the working of a uslety, been drank and incapable when in charge of a horse
this kind, and the advantages to be gained by working and dart In the High-strest.—The defendant pleaded
men and others in bemoaning shareholdeu of a Land .
guilty.-2.0. Horn (10)) proved the cue.—There were
and Building Society. Pr•vID011 convictions agekoat the defendant for the same
COUNTT Perri' Susioss , Tuesday.—Before Lieut.- offence, mod he wee Based 20a, and 7s. 6d. costs, or 14
Celonel Manse' and hi R dgett Esq.—George Brown dere hard labour. He paid the money.
and Mark Joyce, both of Here Regis, were summoned Rude Blake, a child of eleven, of Hamworthy. was
by W illiam Bullen for not sending their children to eummoned for breaking and damaging clean clothing
school.—Order to attend school, with outs. made in bet„cging to Sarah o
Mathews, and datii demote to the
both unes..—Harry Lockyer, of Bare Regis, was amount of 22._mis. wan., at
itha
ad
her
summoned by William Bullen for non-comPliance with clothes hung out on the common, and the a., the
a school woods's°e order made in April laet.—Dirr defendant and two other children jumping shout on
missed. —Thomas Kibbe, of Winfrith, was summ..ned them. Subsequently she found her clothes all Pc .ttfleed
for neglecting to send his daughter to school.—Order about, and the lac* torn cff several of the amide.,
made to attend school. Cost. remitted.—Hew while others were broken. It was very provoking
Williams, of Swanage, Wadi summoned by P.C. • Mrs. Matthews said, and she had c•ught the chi lat
Devenish for being drunk and riotous at Swanage•— it before.— Mrs. Blake told her she wu a liar '.
One month's imprisonment with hard labour.—
plainant said she did not wish to press the else
William Clark, of Bore Regis, and Thomas Hood, of vidin4 the loos IVY brought back, and the child
East, were summ-ned b. the gdardisns of the Ware- promised not to do it sgaln.—The Bench, under
ham and Purbeck Union for non-payment of manual- those circum•tances ordered the child's moth
ance orders.— rd
Clark was ordered to pay Bs, debt and -
to pay the damage 2s. and 41 r0d..."
8.. costs forthwith, and Hood 215. debt and Sc. costs Mrs. -Blake who we most enargetiz: in her behas i dip
forthwith.--Timothy H .pkins was summoned by declared -
.h; wouldn't pay a farthing, they roupt take
l'.C. Witt for allowing two cows to stray on the_hi4h- the child.—She was told she would have to, 'Sr Ir.r
way at Swanage• —Flood 21, and c°4l. Se ---Charles husband would have to go td prison.—
Cobb, of Here Regis, was summoned by Maria Cobb/ Mrs. Blake said, for the sake of 6a. "$o he 'hal," '
his wife, for an aggravated assault. —Fined 12s. and
cost., Ba, or 14 days imprisonment.—Giles Warre,
of Chaidon, was Stllllllloned by William Bullen for
neglecting to send his child to school.—Order made for
the child to attend schooL Costa Se.

pared

CHARGE OF GA.RDEN ROBBERY AGAINST
TWO GENTLEMEN.
Mr. W. Brown, coal merchant, and ?Mr. Frank
Ballard, independent g.nitleu an, were chargeo with
having feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away
a couple of vegetable marrows from the garden of Mr.
John Padley, one of the Sergeanteet•Mace.
Mr. Budge appeared for the defendant• Upon the
use being milled on,
Mr. pad's, said he would ask for an adjouroment,
Ills 'wryer VIM out of town.
11r
opposed the adjdurnment. Thesani WHIN
1•18 tait. Budge
Drut On the Friday, uel therefore there hal
been pleaty of time for all al-meg...mem& to have been
merle.
Mr. Pulley: I did not know but what my solicitor
mid have been here this mornint.
Mr. Budge : I daresay ; but it isn't every solicitor
ho would like to appear in such • «hady camas this I
Mr. Padley : I shouldn't have brought it forward,
at they went a second time—on the Saturday.
Mr. Stone; We can't go into that.
Mr. Allen (magistrates clerk): Alt'r the summon'
was Issued, sir, they again went Into the garden.
Mr. Budge: It's precisely (he same offence. On the
nett mid occasion when they went into the garden the
summons had nit been served.
Mr. Allen: I understand that Mr. Padley offered to
Withdraw if the defendants apologised and paid the
expenses. That they have not done, and consequently
the cam has been proceeded with.
Me. Budge: That is the first I have beard of any.
Wog of that sort. What we say is that a right was
gives us to go into the garden and cat these marrows.
Mr. Padley: I deny that.
Mr. Budge: And he has not only given us the right,
but other people.
Me. Padley: To no one!
Mr. Stone: No matter what right he has given to
other people, how about this case?
Mr. Budge then contended there was no reason fr
an adjournment. There were plenty of solicitors
without having to go to Mr. Alkinson, of Blandfo d.
Mr. Pulley said he had never stated that he had
gone to Mr. Atkinson.
The Mayor thought there had been amp'e time for
Mr. Padley to obtain the attend moo of his solicitor.
Mr. Budge: The fact is he can't get one in this
town.
Mr. Padley: Oh, can't I!
Mr. Stone: Is it a fact there is • solicitor who takes
up these canes on behalf of a society?
Mr. Budge : Yes. But the fact is he won't take
up such a trumpery cam as this.
Mr. Stone: Who is he?
Mr. Padley: Mr. Travers, and he k away for his
holiday, or he would have been prevent here to-day.
Mr. Stone then asked Mr. Pulley if he were willing
to stand to a proposition which he had made some
dava previously—to withdraw from the case if the
defendants apologised and paid the expenses'
Mr. Padley sail he would.
However, there seemed to be no disposition on the
part of the defendants to accept toe offer, and
The Mayor said they adjourned the case, but they
hoped some mutual friend would intervene in the mean-
time.

MANAGE
Ws are pleased to state that this tieing sea-side
town is now full of visitors. The apartments in
.most cases see taken for the next month.
Tlin members of Mize Colson's Bible class made their
special excursion on the 10th inst. The party em-
barked in the Premier at 9 a.m., landed at Cowes, and
were convoyed in two carriages to Cariabrooke Castle,
where they dined. After examining the reefs, the rooms
where Charles the First was imprisoned, and other
objects of interest, the part, returned to Swansea by
the same rote, having spent a pleasant day,a stiff
breeze lending additional excitement to the voyage.
MowLan Isonircvs.—An amateur oonoert in aid of
the funds of the above institute was sivi-n in the tarp
room on Friday last, with the kind assistance of the
visitors and the Choral S ,ciety. There was a very
large audience who testified their appreciation of the
music given, of which the following is a programme.—
Part I—Part sang, "Victoria," Hoare Smart, Choral
Society; Quartette (Instrumental) ; Song, "Three
Fishers," Mr. H. M. liaison; Sonic, "Th., Children's
Home," Miss Susie Burt ; Reading, "Trial of
Rardell v. Pickwick," (Dickens) Mr. C. E. Robinson;
Song, "The Boes'n's Mate," Mr. A. Erlebach,
encored; Song, "We have been Friends together,"
Dr. Jumeanx ; Part song, "On a Lake." ((endeleshon
No. 6, Op. 41), Choral Society. Part IL—Quintett,
(Instrumental), "Marche aux Flambeaux" iSootaon
Clark), Mr. and Mrs. Holland and Family, and Mr.
Solensbine ; Glee, " May Day," (Miller), Choral
Soci ty ; Song, "The Drummer's Song," Mr. A.
Erlebach, encored; Duet (Plan.). " &netts," (Auber)
Mrs. Jimmie and Mn. Andrewa ; Song, "The
Vagabond" (J. L. Molloy), Mr. T. S. Taylor; Song,
" 0 Catarina Bella," Miss Susie Burt, encored; Song,
"Distant Shrre," Mr. H. M. liaison ; Part song,
"England " (J. L Hatton), Choral Society; "God
Save the Queen." A marked feature in the ab .ve was
ine'rumental music so beautifully given by the
Holland Family, and which was rapturously ap-
plauded. The band consisted of first and second
violins, violas, violincello, and piano. The remaining
instrumental piece " Zanetta," was also well given by
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Jumeaux. It weld be In-
vidious to speak specially of the vocal performers who
did their parts en well. And it need scarcely be
noticed that the Mowlem Institute Choral Society
sung in their usual succneful style. The proceeds of
the concert amounted to a few shillings over seventeen

John Sminders, Henry Saunders, John Dean, al
James Duffle, were charged with stealing gr
ing plants from the grounds of hir. Aldridee.—Mr,
Budge, on behalf of Mr. Aldridge, withdrew the case,
and the Bench let the defendants off wi h • reprint .nd.
Otrrtnn.—The employes of Mr. Morris, build,-r,
who have been engaged on the works for the n.w
timber company on the South Qoay. had an outing
OD Saturday. They went to Corte Castle Jo • fur.
in.hand break, from the Antelope, and after a pleasant
ramble over the ruins, returned in time to partake of •
good supper, served up by Mrs. Burge, of Lagland.
street.