The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-06 00:00:00

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bEIOODS ACCIDENT TO DR AND MRS. ILHODES.—On
Sunday last, Or. and Mrs. Rhodes, with their coachman
were coming down the Dorchester road in a carnage, and
when near Mr. Jetty's (shout two miles out) the spindle
came out of one of the shafts. The horse bmk fright, and '
wised, running the carriage into the hedge. and turning
out the occupants on the turnpike road. Dr. and Mrs.
Rhodes were much shaken ; but the coachman, who ,
pitched on his head, was seriously hurt, and was tateu
the Weymouth Royal Hospital. We are inft.rn,cal Mit it
was not the carriage Dr. Rhodes UsUalltdrlVOE:
SUPPER AT THE QuEEN'il liCaLt..:—Ori Thursday last,
the employek of the (rent and South Western railway
companies rirt entertained at supper at the Queens
Dotal. Mr. It. N. Howard was in the chair, supported by
Mr. Freeman, Mr. G. H. Chalker, and others, and the
company numbered about GO or 70. Mr. 11. Edwards, ILP.,
with his usual kindness, contrived to help forward the
pleasure of the evening, though not presert, k.y
liberality, and his health was heartily d,runt., as well as
the other usual toast, A must pleasant evening was
spent
lknorou Parry Siollsrami, VritlAy.—Belore the Mayor (Mr.
: G. 11. Welsforil), Mr. W. Talbot, and Mr T. Abbott.
Henry Robertson, mid to be a tailor of Shaftesbury, was
brought up for being drunk and acting indecently in a .hop in
King-street. P.C. Bartlett tarried him out of there, and he
committed the offence In St. Thomas-street. —Prisoner parded
drunkenness, and was Dent for sem., day's haMJgej
William Campbell, clad was clurgotl rah begging.--Bupt.
Vickery was on the Kaplarnwir ',hen prisoner begged of him for
• niAt's lodging. lie had beim rell•ved on March. 29, when he
barn t. one going iolirldport. Prisoner said he had no parents,
and his stepfather had driven him from home.—Ordered to be
even out of town.

TOR DOG NCULAMCL
William &Weigh, a dog fancier, was summoned for
Mlowing a (emulous drxr to be at lugs. The little White Least,
a fox terrier. hit a boy in the log; but the owner had prtimMed
to destroy It and pay expenses, with this the atogmt of the boy
William Itoueell, was perfectly satisfied. Driferidant gave the dog
a good character never harpy/ it itowit M bite anyone -hefore. he
hid three numb*, ARIA was worth at but three sovereign& Me
was willing to &Amy the dog ; but asked for a fortnight, by
which time the puppies would be abh to lap. The meson why
sentence should not be executed was admitted by the Mayor,
and the mother was respited for a fortnight, to fulfil her
maternal responsibilities fM this time we may hope the hoy's
lug. which loot an ugly bite several inches long, will he be ter.
liemandal for • fortnight
MATRIMONIAL JSALOUST.
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George Davit and Pkerbe his wile were summoned for being
drunk and dieonlerly. P.C. Carter found them in Wellington-
place, making a disturbance and twin/ bad Isnguage. A crowd
was there, altogether by the ears, and there we... row, in the
midst of which a cup was thrown. -It a:niwred theee were
frequent disturbancis, and Supt. Vickery said they were caused
by Davis visiting • widow,to which his wife objected of
Pluebe scknowlaiged that it was through her the row wan
she found her husband In aputlichou,e rustling • 'Male, %blob
Leglin "If iou lore nie as I lost rdni• 451.410.
tiniend could hut listen to. newton; but she was not drunk.
- the husband was fined Ilia including ousts, the case against
tir will. au disnUsaed.
ltnstqn Perry 8116111UNN, tfatunlay. —Before the blayor (Mr
if. 11 Weleford), Mr J. Talbot, Mr J. Ayling, Mr T. Abbott, and
Mril Haggett.

There were Xi summonses against various parlous for non-
payment of howl Hoard rates—Mr F. C. (Regoll, clerk to the
Nerd, and Mr Taylor, collector, appeared, and ear one orders
were made The only ones of Interest were the following :
l/alarm &Wall, of Fnuichiseetreet, was summoned for
non-payment of LI Se 9d, Including Xt Os 5.1 arreari
Helldall appeared and stated that she Us, wippt I gp %cid stet
lodge bad paid the mte, and sloe a oiil hale pislif them again
Mr in his dathd that Mr Tarfer had pronused Inane the rate
bbt fool hot—ln answer to the Bench, 'Jr Taylor said
there sere several rates in arrears- -Inc Mayor replied that he
did not think it fair to call upon the Renal to make people pay
for lire rate. —Mr Eitel/gall said that liendall had been sum-
d,meil for each rate, and had made default of payment. His
bowie WAS his own, and the ina.haniaes had given time on
each occasion. but he had never paid --The Mayor said that If
payment were not made, further proceedings ought to have
L 0 n taken, anti the rate settled from year to year.—Mr Taylor
'Wei that Mr Tamer having promised the rates should be
paid, they did not press Mendell before—The Mayor said ;Jae
If ,imc was given on account of what certaM Esopte blivekjj.
they were hound in licnot r to tiO.t: we the Ulm were paid.
lta coliuKr think fidin OIL hommunkation he had had
with these people, that thcy would vay the money. —Mr Taylor
did not think they would —The Mayor: Then IL S. very di,
lit ..... urable of thein.—Mr Taylor thoucht Mendell wou:d pay,
and get it again from the Good Templer.. —Mr Ayling said if
thow people really promised, thee ought to have been in court
at that tlqie : if they made promises, they were bound to fulm
mai it appeared that these enter, hal
hien allowed to accumulate in con •equence of certain
having made Kunnas to the collector.- T'he lumen
order that the ahoy to lAA within a month, and he (the
Mayor) tiihugiu times people who bad promised should conie
forward and pay.
Mr Rickard Oa, Ironfounder, of the Park, was annunoned
for non-payment of CI 141.-Mr Cos objected that no road wu
made te ePproach his business premises. He had paid all the
rates, and did not want to refuse to pay this one ; but be said
be would be eummoned, in order that he might have an oppor-
tunity of stating his complaint.--Mr Steggall said Una noUces
had been served on owners and occupiers in the Park to make
their n•ads but until the Inspector mole down from the Board
of Trade, everyting was suspended.—Mr tbx : I have paid
this rate several times, with this dispute. —The Mayor said Mr
COY must remember that chat be bad staled wee not any
ground for excusing him the rata lie did not pay for keeping
In repair any particular part of the place, such ea that where
lt• lived ; but lor the whole of the berme]. And he must tell