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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

SCHOOL OF A RT.

EXHIBITION AND PRIYA DAY

Th . commodious MG% In Market-street, with its
aoproaches, were on Monday adorned with the works of
student. sroomplisLi .1 during M., pat, y..ar, and which
have gained a %err fair share of the Department prime
given for exxlienee. ennutnirical &snipe 'Helga(
h. larke4 number, as 'roved by tie followin ket of
" Pam s" and " excellente."
in science subject. No. 1, practical plane and solid
in matey, Sidney Wbstbam and Alien M. Wilding est for
rx quinetion, end both pites,l.
K. for lind grade drawing. Wiikain
&rant and Annie IL 8. D;hbou named freeliend.
7rateband.—Esonlient—Mabsl K. Bolton. Ada A. F.
Drake, ficro, ion. Pa•sed—Lonise Anivatt, Julie
&ker. Ethel M. B,nhans. Biranor Dietrn.ion, Frannie
ebstrier U. HolLithl. Kitty Korriiite, It ea K-rridge,
Henry Pearce, bet de F. Tr .gartnen, ,y Whetham,
Allot N. Wildins Emily H. Wilding.
• geometry. Excellent Walter G. Devlin, Emily
Gifford. Chart.. H. Holland, Wm. T. Holland. Charles
Hutching., Chance H. thOlOr. Pessed—Francis
Charles Joseph Jones.
Perspective. Excellent Louts& Farmadge, George
L-eige, Maria Ne Perned—Frencla Eagle, Emily
(iifford.
Model. —Excellent—Walter G. Dorval. Powed—Yabol
B. Bolton, Cheeks H. Jams, Rama Kernel" RAW 4.Y.
Tnniadhan.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

THE Visa ZUJOIXT.

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The Market House Commit mommended that half
of the Fish Market be let to Ralson at Als. a week, and
the other half be advertised at the same sum.
It was remarked the Fish Market is not very profitable:
but the Council are obliged to provide one.
The business of the Local Board coaeluded the mestinf,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

t3rtua.o.a.
(Beton CI. 0. Churchill, Bel., in the chair, and 0. W.
Moyer, Hu.)
Jaws °abut who did not appeared, was charged with
ism. trespass, at Puddietown, October 13th.
P.C. Collins proved the esrvies of the summons person-
ally on Wedneeday.
C. Weston appeared forth. prosecution.
Amos Pearcey said he wee underkesper for Hr. Brymer,
11.1'. On Wednesday, 13th October, about ten o'clock in
the morning, he was on Puddletown Heath.
He saw two men there, and observed them
go towards a rabbit's house. Ile went within • few yards
of them, and saw defendant, who was one of them, take
up a ferret and a net. He said to him "What are you up to
here; you have been searching all over this heath." He
denied it, but afterwsrds said "Don't say anything about
it," but witness replied " I don't know anything about
that, you must leave that" They then went away.
In reply to the Chairman, witness said he had known
the defendant six or seven years.
There had beeen one previous =eviction against the
defendant this year.
Mr. Weston did not call evidence against the other man,
ma they had been. as yet, unable to and him. No doubt
he would be brought forward at the next sessions.
AS the defendant had been dud He. and costs for the
previous offence, the Bench now decided to impose the
full penalty of 10e and costs. or • month's imprisonment,

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TWIS/1/1. OP LICIJISC.

Mr. T. Coombs applied for the transfer of the license at
the Orown lain. Tolpuddle, from Louisa Brown, to David
firmer.
Mr. Coombs produced • certificate, as to good character,
front the Superintendent of the Wareham Division.
The application was granted.
Galli TIZIPUOL

RicAard Greening, was charged with • gams trespass
on October 15th, at Frampton. on land in the occupation
of Yr. W. Coguben.
Mr. IL C. West in prosecuted.
Charles Goldring said on the day In question, about
half-past eleven, he was on Southover Farm. He saw the
defendant on the down. He had a stick in his band. There
was a number of hares and rabbits there. Ho watched
him about ten minutes. Hs left that place and went to •
piece of mange]. Going straight to • hedge in the field he
stooped, and on rising, witness observed be had • wire
and • bar. He was twating Vie wire round his stick, to
put it In his pocket. Witness then jumped over the hedge
and demanded the wire. He gave it up and begged
him not to say anything about it, or he would be turned
out of house and home. Witness said he should tell, as
he had got into • row about it the other day. He again
*sited him not lay anything about it, and also asked him
to throw the wire away.
Fined 5.. and costs, amounting altogether to 156.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

INDSCILIT ASSAULT.

Robert Young. desmibed u • musician, was indicted for
an indecent await on Sarah Ann Elisibeih Oliver. • girl
under ii Years of age. at Beaminster. on Sr ptember sth.
Mr. Templar prosecuted. and prisoner was undefended.
The prisoner pleaded Dot guilty.
The jury found • verdict not guilty. and the prisoner
wee accordinjly discharged.

issi.tcioolLY WOUNDING.
Joks Doane, a boy, was charged with unlawfully and
maliciously wounding John Curtis with a knife, at Brad-
pole, on Augupt 9th.
Mr. Templar prosecuted, but said there WU no desire
0 press the chargs.
The prisoner was discharged, and ordered to come up for
judgment when called upon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

THE NEW JUDGE.

Mr. Serisent Tindall Atkinson, the newly-appointed
County Court Judge, held • Court at Decameter on
Thursday.
The legal gentlemen present were Mr. G. Symonds
Mr. H. Symonde (Deputy-Registrar), Mr.
Pr. Weston. Mr. 'B. Burnett, Mr. Arthur Lock,
Mr. Trevor Davies (Sherborne), Mr. Watts (Yeovil).
On His Honour taking his seat, Mr. WINSTON said:
On behalf of the legal profession practising at this
Court, I beg to express, OS the senior solicit
present, the great satisfaction we all feel in your
appointment as judge of the County Courts of this
district. The appointment is hailed with nniveraal
satisfaction, and although we have not had the
pleasure of knowing you before, still we don't look
upon yon as a stranger, for your name has become as
familiar as a household word. The duties of a judge
are, even under the moot favourable circumstances.
onerous, and I feel sttisfi.d nothing will be wanting on
the part of my brother profeesionals and myself in our
effort. to to all we can to render those duties se light
se possible in every way. In conclusion be gave his
Honour a hearty welcome.
His HONOUR: I thank von very much for your kind
expremions to-day. They have met we at every Court to
which I have come up to tho pre.ent time. There will
be no difficulty, I apprehend. with regard to the
administration of jtuitice. Toe duty of the judge is
etrimild simple; he must be patient and impartial
the gentlemen practising before him. I hope
Awl show due respect for my office, and that we
shall work harmoniously together.
Hibbs mesdee._The plaintiff claimed £1 6e. 74
balance of account. —Mr. Weston appeared for the
defendant. —From the evidence it appeared Hibbs
had sua- pplied the defendant with various descriptions of
ffatit anfowl, amounting to Eff 16s. 7d. Defendant
eraW4. ad the plaintiff with • second-hand refrigerator
wiii was re-ffned with zinc, and £2 175. 6d. was the
en that there was in reality • balance of 11d.
4:itir defendant. The point in imus was the value of
the rdiherntor, Kr. T. G. Beyer, auctioneer, who had
eletemineff it, setting down the worth at 155., as the
NAM, was "greatly dilapidated."—A man named
&et was called for the defines, and said the value
was about £4.—His Honour said the plaintiff had
mutilated the ribigeratar, and was to blame for the caro-
ls', way in which he had acted.—Mmllibbs, who was
tailed at Ile judge's visitation, said defendant rem,.
muted the peas al SO. this was about • week before
sbe &flew of the rikrigerstar. fihe wss very parti.
war inbeeg the peas, became if it badbsein swish?
woad not have baths article, sM nd Mr. utitqa
Ow mild ban a box 6x 61. one that wgqW
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

PILIZZIS 1,011 WORI AXD IZATICIL

Pries@ given by Thomas Golfo:, Esq., for Hedging.—To
the man who shall beet double dyke and nlush two perches
of hedge (10 entries). lit. Cl 10e., Wm. Welsh, servant to
Mr. W. C. Davy ; 2nd, El, Thew. Tromp, servant to Mr.
W. H. Creed: 3rd, 104., HMV, Ralik% servant to Mr. R.
F. Dampney. Malawi% Court.
Prise given by the Society.—To the shepherd who shall
rear the greatest number of lambs in proportion to the
number of ewes put to tam out of an established Bock of
six, four, and two-teeth, consisting of not less then 100,
which shall have limn living on the Bth April, 1880, or
sold before that time to a butcher (four entries)._ let,
.£1 100, Sturmey, shepherd to Mr. John Mayo,
Dimity. 414 ewes, 640 lambi: increase Per cent. 30 and ten
twenty-thirds ;2od, .Cl, George Ssmways, shepherd to Mr.
D. B. pitsvid, Eye., Syreondsbury. 300 else, 386 lambs ; tortoise per cent 21 and two-third..
To the man who shall, with reins, plough half an acre of
land in the beet manner within foot hours from the time
of starting, a testimonial and .82 (live entries), Ist. John
Honeybee servant to Mr. T. Gale, If ingoomhs.
To the Man, who having at no previous meeting taken a
first Prize, shill, with reins, plough hid( an acre of land in
the best manner, within four hours from the tints of start
lug, a testimonial and L*2 (nine entries), let, Wen. ficard,
aervant to Mr. R. F. Deemer, kfelplash ; 2nd, X 1
Wm. Tisard, servant to the Executors of the late Mr. J.
Davy yeednver ; 3rd, £l, Robert Farnham, *errant to
Mr. H. J. Smith.
To the boy, not exceeding the age of 17 years, who shall
plough half an acreof land in the beet manner within
four hours from the time of darting, a tett{ monist and ,C 1
(five entriesk Ist, Haertle Palmer, servant to Mr. John
Chick: to the second hest. I*. Charles Diamond, gement
to Mr. R. F. Damither.
To the male serreet in husbandry who shall have
worked the greatest number of year*, continuously, on
the same farm, or with the same master or enOe, and
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elle manner, an') with the ttettllent amount nf prirochie
wief. testi sod I
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.or let, Sitivveu
Scud, servant to Mr. F I lamer...v. Mel. lath (lows, 12
stock. 8 children living, 2 dead. 3 or.) years each, died in
infancy; no relief.
The gentlemen who acted as judges ware

nom
Mr. L. Groves, Bingham,* MelcocoNs sod Mr. R. Z. Mebane, Cooptoo Pauncefoot.

PLOUGHINCI.
Mr. W. D.aurnett, Brosdirindera, awl Mr, Wyatt, Partington.

MIDOINO.

Mr. T. Hussey, Pineapple Farm, Netharbury.

10071
Yr. W. Gibbs, Briaktbay Farm, firmoudsbary. and Yr w. P. Tanker. tirlsoadabur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26

ORAIBOZNA

Perry Stemmas. Thunder Before Lord Ashley.
Hector Moor°. ESQ. and Hector E. Moturo,
is... Corked, of Sixpenny Handley, was charged with
trespassing in pursuit of rabbita as long ago as the end of
August last, on the land of General 'Pitt Rivera The
defendant was seen in the oompany of another man, who
was named Lucas, hunting the common with a dog.
Coward went away directly after the offence, and Lucas
did not answer to the summons. The latter was fined
25.,, and costa, or one month hard labour—which he is
" doing" now at Dorchester, but on Thursday Coward
" palavered' the Bench, " warntin' he'd never be caught
thr again, and got off with a fine of its, and Be, costs.
John Waite, a labourer, and Frederick Hilrferd, the son of
a farmer, and until recentir a clerk in a beak at Salisbury,
were summoned for a like offence, committed upon the
mine lands, and were tined, White, its, and costs—he had
been previously convicted,—and Ribbed, ss. and costa.
Ckorie• Hewitt, baker of Fordlngbnldge, for delivering
bread from a cart without being proyj with weights
and males, was fined ss. and 7a.
Thomas Ryatind, carter to Mr. Coates, straw dealer, of
Blandford, was summoned for obstructing the highway.
Defendant took his horses out of his waggon and turned
it adrift, leaving the waggon in the middle of the road,
while he made -himself comfortable in the straw. This
was from 9 till 19 at night The Bench pointed out the
dangerous nature of the obstructiou, awl nand him its.
and fis. costs.
is,,. Weeks, a shepherd, was summoned for killing a
rabbit on the common, at Sixpenny Handley. He
committed the act, but said the keeper had told him if he
"put his foot" upon a rabbit at anytime he did not mind.
—The keener denied this, and defendant was fined 5..
and Ss. costa