The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-27 00:00:00

DOMOMMISTIM. SHIPPING Hint -Aeries!' : Greet Western, Blampied, Saturday lest.when they were cheesed with
an
ma Lao,. ese! scholar. Of St Peter's Sunday eftrbourLlwasensLere Mus,Falle,deresyandGuermay, oilskin coat, two pain f tro d othtalliAnlee
0 users, an
t..! peere with • large album general ; Annie, elembW. Plymouth, barley; Liberty, ledgegiue to sellers of the reseal yek pews ample. the
School bare Falle, Jeney and Guernsey. Annie. -Nilsen a Weymouth Tempel conies tete Weymouth
baaLb,imi, CZ in Heeralan leather, art a token oi rieft_tt. Sea.. _ ; Cygnus',
Portsmouth, nil; Zaa. Attwooll, harbour it mama the forecastle is often left uncuarded,
resi,ect alaltiireckitiou of her work of euperintending
ennie, Tye, Grimsby. nil; Cygnus, Falle,
h last 14 yeare until the death tif her r ' being only too glad to get ashore. Ti,. Zoe'.
school (or t °ere" an. Grierneel. general ; Premier. COMM, Boerne- forecastle was thus left en Friday night, when prisoners.
•Np‘,..• rears has recently left Dorchehester to mouth, renters : Tutu, tiparltng, Sem, fish ; Ann who bad the ri ht of crafting the deck to get on More.
reside at Weymouth. Ell' `/-etbs Ks' eon, Sea. Sib: Wanderer. Falls, Sea, seem to have gni. down into the open forecastle (whoa'.
.• °en ea.-The nnnual excursion of the rjelos; (fa...ldris, Hewett, Cow., nlL—Leitious: South of . was only ;mewed with the Mitch drawn ever) and stolen
WonsillEs Pearnd
jCherbourg. pusengeri evens,. Falls, the sailor. cloth. These were missed when the Zoe's
f denim F. Hannah. cabinet-maker and (;,,
arid erme. DIDOTDI retreat Comm. Ports- I crew returned next morning, and P.C. Stlckland went OD
0111.1°!Ii4 • k Ime Tuesday last The party peoeth; pd.*, leering. Bournemouth, 1 hoard the Annie, and found mm of the proyertlf The
upholsterer, too P •
itumberitig alp rut twenty, an I consisting of repreeenta- passengers Liberty. Scott, tlebing. nil; Lod., Lowell, I re were &rented, and when at thaolics station,
dr pertinent& of the estaldiehment, felt Hertiereiniv ballast; Neutral, Toner:son, Shield., haws Kiri;k4l4 line., La Lba.
the ii.4o train for Southampton, Cygnus, Fall,. Guernsey and Jersey. general; Germ, the other he was ill; he hauTusurultkeheart diseas;. "Arrdrigheutreast Dorchester I
packet to they then Thilmvo:, Portland, nil; North Star, GortonLeroleing, the other, "you'll go to the hospital" Barley told Adams
led thence by rtemn
Cleitnip. for Ventwir, where an excellent dinner hail iL isa• Well., I..ortiend. oil. Ann -You can tell them you was drunk, and don't know any-
ided for them by Mr. Cable, Commercial 'Len Ammon. HAM& nil; Tartar. SPerllnS. flahiee. nil: thing about it"--Sergt Harney also gave evidence of
been proi Premier. 0.4114 Benmanontit MMODDIDS Seallewse. some on hoard the Annie for • watch, and findlng
Rote. Mr Holland was in the chair. an the removal Rand, tiahing. nil ; Peen and Elite.% Randall. nil; priement -Harry Hawkins, a sailor on board the Zee,
0f a. " The health of Mr. Hannah" was pro. Cygnus, Valle, Ceara., and Jerry, identified • pair of oilskin trousers end ha
knife
posed by the Chairman as the toe. of the day, and Seavarroatint -On Wednesday before; Dr. Drew, lime., end piece of sharpening stone. Shaky uluwe'rea
Oak n
the compliment was well received. After doing fed Mr. J Itoierten, and Mr. B. Hopkins. Frederic& CreAo, ton Friday night, and mimed a Seturday morning.
of Charlotte !tow, w. summoned
.for "heating' a young Nobody was Idt on board the reueloin Weymouth harbour,
justice to that refrenhing u.eal, the party enjoyed
by a
„amble „nod the town_' while girl mooed Emma !DODO:I.-Mr. Hodper appeared for DI they all lived in Weymouth, end went Loma and no
some preferred boating and bathing. They than glrtiosstael that on Friday ming Mr. one er. left in charge. Primmer,. whose vessel lay along-
Cri,h
kr
he kirk f hiedoor.-Mr. Arlen: How many side the Zoe, had the right to crews the deck' but not to
returned to Hyde to, a is'et f"r SmithamPtun' tunea • e •ie you 1-A.. He kicked Inc once and Igo into the forecastle. A lamp rodu cad belonged
After visiting the hluele Hall, returned home by Mail went direetly.-Crou-exanined by Mr. Hooper: had to the ship, and • piece of - P was of
train, all having thoroughly enjoyed their day's hardly anything on, no bonnet, and no dress but my print their provisions - Samuel Sal' ee, br, of
outing..
dress. I wasinthekitcherneortkingthe breakfint when Mrs. 15. On board the Zoe could, not read, teat he
Crab), athel toe about some eggs, and I told her I hadn't told how when he went to the vessel in the morn.
eaten them or Inc away with them. lie. Craig, mune. Ins ,he missed his trousers and hi. watch, which his father
and asked me what I meant by it. IDU standing by the had when • le:M.-William Howeehun. • SOW= on hoard
fire, awl he kicked me with his bare'; he told nee to go the Z.. lost • pair of boots, an oil jacket, which he sup-
upetaire ; but I went out of doors steno', as I wa• afraid posed were stolen from the Zoe, as they couldn't walk out
be would strike sue again. I thought he meant me to go themselves. He identified the jacket and boom produced
out id' doors at once. I will not my they have been by private marks-John Wart, mate of the Annie, to
unkind to ma; they got toe into the Sanatorium, and which the prisoner' belonged, told how the men went
when I raise out they hems have a glass of Porter daily; saber° on Friday night The meat produced was not like
they have been very kind to roe I went to a razor- what was given out on hoard the Annie-P.C. Carter saw
grtnilees when I left the bonze, and ant now living near the two prisoners on Friday night with another person,
the Backwater. I know • soldier named James Norris, about ten, walking tip and down near the Zoe. The
but he did not tell me to take these proceed Annie we. laying outside of her.-Prisoners both Pleaded
Mee. I 'e
tine from near Lulwerth, from Chaldon. euiltr, and Burley said he had been 2fi year, at sea, and
-Mr. Hooper pointed out that the version of bee "Yet been known to lift • roPeesmn, he had • wife
the matter which came out on eyes-examination was very and three children, and hoped the Bench would des,
different from that which the comet tinant had first given, leniently with him. They had both had • drop of drink.
sh.• having first etated that she was kicked out of doom. -The Bench hoped the leniency of the sentence would be
whereas it had been shown that she went out hereelf. The a lemon to them, they were entitled to three menthe'
complainant had been • good girl (ruin when she came hard Labour; but with the hope of enabling them to re-
tina until lately it seemed she had become acquainted deem their character, they would be let off with one
with a soldier, and since then had been-to use a 'Mean month's hard labour.
In common valance-vary "cheeky.' ou this particular Homes as Ilti Saves-On Wednesday, before Dr.
morning Mrs. Crabb came down to the kitchen about the Drew, Mr. J. Robertson. and Mr. B. Hopkins, Reisseseset
breakfaat, and there was wome dispute about bacon being geedg and derakein Ifteiekr were summoned f.r cruelty
cocked instead of eitga when the girl said abs would not to two hones. -Mr. William Sandell of Loudon, pro-
be asked alont where the eggs were. Mr. Crab', came seeded for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
awl aahl he would not allow her to speak in that manna Animals-Mr. Howard appeared in this cam for the
to Mrs. Crablt and told her to go updain. when the girl dediredante and said he had rein.' a letter promising to
went snit of the front deer, and they bad beard nothing of offer no obstacle In the matter and admit the facts, and
her since, until this case •so brought forward.-The this letter was in the possession of the gentleman who
Chairman askeil whether Mr. Crabb denied smutting the appeared for the society. He believed • nominal fins of
complainant I-Mr 111/OpOr said: Yee, decidedly -Dr. Ile• or Its would meet the C41.-14'. Rendell said of
Drew said as the complainant had nude two distinct course the society has DO deers to persecute any man,
etatemente-fitet, that she was kicked out of the holt., their only wish is to prevent cruelty. The two horses
and irecondly that the assault was • push behind, the were found in such • state as to edify the prosecution,
Bench would dismiss the nitumona-Mr. Arden Thiry and as Mr. Howard had admitted the facts and eonsented
will be 3.. for You to pay.-The girl : I have no money till that the expenses should be paid, the eocierty left the mas-
ter wages are took. Can't I have • month's wages 1-Mr. in the bands of the Bench, not wishing to press for a
Ilooper said Mr. Crabb was willing to pay the girl up to heavy fine. Mr. Retried, he believed, mentioned in his
the day she left, but we more-This was deelded on, and letter that me horse should not be worked on the sands
Mr. Crabb paid the coda, as we understand, out of the until Mr. Ding had given • certificate that it was It, and
wages due, remarking that he should like all the girl's the other should not be worked there-Mr. }toward
things renewed from les hours immediateir. assented-Dr. Drew said the only way to prevent such
Weatyyme Rezeut-The friend, who have so beauti- came of cruelty was to deal with each case, and he
foie n.novatel their elrapel and echoolroorn, ao dewrilel understood that this waa rather a serious one-Mr.
in the Tehorein
el,indlund a. to the fouls for "eying off the cost at the knowledge of the defendant; Mr. Knight is Dublin& and
same. In fact, " extra.' teem inevitable in this life, he was not aware of the state of the bore. The
they weep.) to rate. about Cl5O. and for this purpose expellees claimed by the society would be something con-
held on Wednesday awl t,'-.lay, • hamar for the sale of siderable, and he submitted that • nominal fine leas all
getter:al merchandise rightly including provisions of all that was required.-Tha Chairman said the magistrate,
de-eription., es the reader shall learn. Just Were were prepared to accept the stat intents made, and would
entering, you were iiiritod to inspect the Art inflict a fine of 10e, and costs in each case.-Mr. Rendell
Gallery, and herein, besides the usual quips and stated of course the moiety of the fine was not accepted
tweaks on.) trieks, atcre some really tine end raluable by the society, and they would he glad that it should go
oil paintongs. lent by Mr. Edgar VAIN. :11%0 to the funds of the hospital or any other charitable In.
from Asia's ea melee east, brought home by Mr. J. A. etithtion.-In answer te imestions, the Chairman dated
Merrell, and including Chinese pagoda, ewordotheath the fine was £l, tan shillinga for each bone; no fine was
formed re coins, ladies' Ames, He., with sonic Western inflicted on the driver. The amount to he paid was St
auch et. "wird from the battle of Waterloo. Enefian Tut MARRING or SIVARS -At the conclusion of the cue
bayonet from the Alma, Pacific weapons al., as South's& against Mr. Knight on Wednesday, for cruelty to two
Isbuel epears.-In the schoolroom Itself is the real haw", hones, Dr. Drew asked the gentleman who appeared for
and here I. the 'general mer :handles " without doubt, for the society whether he would look at nor swans while he
Mr. BIM ha, refeehments for man or beast, from raw was in Weymouth Handel' said he would, if any
carrots for the chip of the sea-sande to preserved peaches cruelty nee practiced-Dr. Drew did not think one swan.
for "airy, fairy Lilian" who loads Heehaw's back. Ducks, are marked ; but be had seen • statement in the London
fowls, vegetable marrows, cucumbers, and potatoes were papers about cruelty in the marking of swans-Some
here in odd contrast to tea in eveer packet of which was conservatinn on this nutter followed, and Mr. Handel
geld tote a Jewel. Leaving this horticultural and pickle stated that he had been to Holland, and conversed with
slum we go in search of other jewele, satisfied there are the King's Keeper, who assured him they had never met
several at every stall. At the next we find Mrs. Sherren with an accident through haying the swans marked by
and Mrs. Blut anieted by Miss Blin, MIDI Wilkinson, and means of • ring.-A maddente remarked that in London
Miss Smith, and here is a vast wealth of fancy and useful one of such cases was fatal -Mr. Randall doubted whether
indictee, PI which the quarter has not shown. Beeides the death was caused by the ring; but he could not ray
the lashes' work, which was "too numerous to particular- what in,' the reel caw.,
ion" were some deealcomanie yeeet, end tiny berieteads
with • deal .4 work in them, by Mr. Blin. Mrs. Wright
an I Miss tyke have Clemetra's needle., and no end of
needlework, lot of spicy articles, to wit, nutmeg box and
grater, lace at which the ladlee admiringly pointed, and
the bridecake which won wend prize at the Dorset
Echibition. A monkey conjuror tries to conjure five
guitotas out of your tract, and curtains of netting are
errand to catch buyere-Mre. Thomas Smith had • nicely
furnished confectionery refreshment eta at the head of
the ro en. -Here seems tot?. a Doll show, for under • glum
raw are cent/Pawed b y Miss Berridge a large number of
wellArresed Lilliputian ileums. In front are • gentleman
and ht. bride. and bidden to rites, the name of the former,
we took him fir the Geist Vance, or an entertainer now
vety popular in Weymouth. But not it was the Rev.-
Th.. none is • secret, you must ask at the bazaar. Behind
iv the girl of the period In fashonahle attire, and bride.
maids, to widow, hounemaid, dm. all help to make • pretty
phew. -Mrs. .1 It. Cole has an enormous collection of
bazaar articles; hitt tile mortality I. her baby, which
repent in one of the prettiest of erne. There are also
brarkets earned of the wood of the Forest, • fortun•-telli es
ood plenty of nesilowork 441 delicate kiads,including
both fancy and 1,) tin !-Min Hutchinmand Mime Aylessismer
some little cents of hand-painting., birds, flower", and
buttertlie., delicately and meet correctly painted on silk
by Mies Buller ; mit flowers have been kindly met by Mr.
.1. Vincent and Mrs. Symonds, limiest', and some ferns
all, growing in pots-Miu Arles and Mies Burnell take
money for dips in bran pies. -The room is hung with oil
paintings and engravings lent by Mr. J. A. Sherren, who
with the flee S. and Mrs. Hsieh, Mr. and Mrs. Heal, and
Mr. en, mee. W. Smith, of Abergav ens": Cottage, have
largely emtributed.-The hazier is a Rood one, and the
friends hope to get their LOG The (rends made about
£991.y their hastar on the first two rlaye, and this being
tar .hort of their expectation., and haring a large
quantity of good, unsold, they continued business on
Ma. Friday.
NEEet AT Yee THIATILI.-The appearance of the
li Polar manager haa at once been the signal for improved
h ,use'." every lover ot the drama being MUM Mr.
Neete would I,rovide a good romnsoy and a capital enter.
triune:tit That cluxical novel " the Vicar of Wakefield"
was the found:llan of the drams, which was put on the
boards in excellent style, the dresses being tresb, wetly,
sped aple.,priat r to the times in which the scenes are laid,
and each to the part of its wearer. A strong company is
that irought by Mr. Neehe this time as may heaven by
It,,' following cast t-Dactor Prirerme (the Vicar), Mr.
K. .1, Redwood ; Moms (Me sad Mr. Neebe ; Dirk, Miss
Dora Marehall ; Bill. Miss Maud Marshall; Burr-bit,
Mr. William Bourne Eahraim drektlison. Mr. C. A.
storks; *S.ptire Thirnhilk Mr. T. Ferguson; Farmer
Flambee ugh. Mr. K 11. Bamford Frank (the chaplain),
%Ir. A. R. Fit eery Mr. Lewis : Mr.. Primrose,
"Ir., W. llolston ;. Mei., Miss Annie Bninton ; Miss Sophia
P.. Lacy • Lola- 11l rrney. Miss Clare Wilmer; Mie. C.
Sitegn, Mies Minnie Muting. Of course the weight of
the eenied part of the piece wee ably sustained
by Mr N. obe. whose funny appearances, doings,
rind sayings a. " Moms," were the cause of repeated out'
bonds .4 I tuchter, even during this rather tragical play.
A eon. ideralde amount of amusement was also got out of
Mrs. Printres . (Mrs. Holston), whesemotherly fondness for
showing off her slaughters was exhibited ID odd ways,
snob,' her real pride contrasted queerly with her etude
want of gencral knowledge. Olivia (Mien Annie Bruntuo)
no, truly feminine and tender, and the contest in her
tet let 4.1•11 filial duty and love for the scoundrel Ned
Thornhill (elm was terribly played by Mr. T. Ferguson)
wao finely iii.p)ayed. Of the remainder we dou't know
whether to give the palm to Doctor Prinorous, most con-
octentiowly reuresented by Me. Redwood, or to that
retuning rascal Ephraim Jenkinson, in which cheese.
Mr. Clarke was well received; the chaplain Frank (M.
Fluter) was undoubtedly very successful also. The piece
was much adorned by the ladies, and the yule. scenes In
which most of them appeared were highly applauded, and
the nevea recalled, an honour which was very warmly
am. vied to the c ncluding one. We congratulate Mr.
Noelu.r 'u havingct well brought this classical tale on the
Ir. ir Is. The dancing of Sir Itetrer de Coverley by the
whole c wail 111t10,1 • CbarliiiDa series of sight.; it
no. performed with asterothwess, readiness, and correct-
nes s that enhancer) the remarkable grace of the dancer..
Indeed the denting this year is specially good; the skip-
eing.rope dance of the Mimes Marshall was a marvel of
grace and agility, and the young Ladies were vociferously
encored, when they acknowledgel the calls by &fain
performing the pretty ft:urea, and that with such sustained
emtion as showed they pumped tweet endunnee. -Mr. F.
Nedw in hi. :mute omzns was, as on every occasion when
he ha. app....ared, the popular Mantra and the audience
would hare demanded any number of enewee.-To have
gme without seeing the pain' comely of • The pirate,
Witches" would have been a treat mistake ; the little
piece is well conceived, smartly Mewed, and brightly
carried thromth ; it was meet successful in causing
innocent merriment, and wound up a very charming night
at the theatre. We see by an advertisement that Mr.
Meths announces The Shaugloraum" and 'The Spitathelds
Wm..," for touight with "Poor do," 'Dream on St.
Patrick's Evo," and others to follow, and there will be
Meat attractions for the race night..
Dren Mae ASSIULTIVO a Boy. --Ocoee. &mi.,, a 'leaf
awl dumb man, 'rat charged with aerataltiug a Lail named
Roe land Teeters. -Defendattt handol in a statement
written in (medal lettero to the Ilcnch.-Ilis daughter
mo. relief ; tem she, Jenard feint aide to interpret.-
Rowland Trek. mast defeudenVe thirighter was at his
insect's IiDIPO (Mr. Straesesl as nursemaid. and on
satuelay there was oometlong alout a half..yereign being
lost. and %Ir.. Stronite told lire "fit; when the girl replied
that she knew nothim; .4 It; lo,t afterwards brought the
halloo enent. tool satil she found it under the :oat. when
'lie m.s, running after the "At. But wits& ,A had the eat
in hie ann. all the time. Oti Saturday night, defendant
4,1111 e to Mr. Strand,", shop, caught witness by the arm,
and ctruek him. the girl kel told him that her " um-le"
wantel I hehad insulted her, and defendant struck
hen te the eye, he Mao attacked him with a stick; b t
as sines+ took smother end dotende.l himself, and Z.
Strange parted thent.--thi Icing stoked whether defendant
w as her father or her uncle. the girl did not know, and she
nt seem to be very bra-Id-Mr. E. A Strange, hair
.Ire-ser. St Maryatreet, sail stout hal' past Non saturdey
be heard a scuffle in the shop, and defendant otrikinp at
tle. toy with a stick. and stopped him from doing se lie
hello:ant thethe girl say.-" I liaCs lie There were fifty
0,,..t0,p, it st piss I bum:less, and usey broke sa.
north id glairs in thr shop. lie brought the came forward
to vindicate tho boy's chancier, because defendant had
said he had limited the girl. -The defendant's &fatale' nt
was-" I am over SO year. old. and I was for uppers of 30
pears travelling from town to town. The work what I
dose was out doors and I used to hare • crowd of boys and
en. and growing up people bout young and old looking at
Irawing out the dumb alphabet and I never hurled ahoy
A' girl in all my life time but when I give you gentlemen
to understand you will find out that I have not 'meted this
toy. and I will you how. It was my sister', daughter was
in eery. by the week in the same house as this boy works
in at Mr. Strange and this boy carried on all sorts of mines
with the poor girl so) was told but I was not there to ese
nothing of this and one day I seen the girl out on the
Sands and she could net stand still but her hands were as
Willey a, if she was in a sack of flees I asked what wee the
matter with her and she told me that • hey but hair dust
doyen her heck so I told her to show use boy that done
sock an evil trick as to put hair down her back. The same
day the had to come home to undress sad shake her
clothes t get the dust of hair out for abort halr would
t oment a body'. skin like the hulks of chaff of barley. So
last &Menial eLtht I went in to the barbers shop and hair
cutter to bring this boy to the polloestation and as I had I
the boy out in the stree going to take him to the pollee.
forts give his name and his master rushed out and grasped
my hands and held my bands while boy between a man
and boy bout IS years old hanged my head like a crickett
bail while his muter held my hands. I did not hurt the
hey I would bring him to the pollee/balm foe he to write
his name and where be lived to be brought op for each
nuty tricks to carry on with the poor girt It wan my
Place to dieted such deeds on that poor girl that is in nay
care. She is not altogether right in her mind Or head- ;
chore, Gordon."-Fined 10a, including meta
naiLOIIIIOIININO • Viffialt. -On Tuesday Tamar 8111141
and M."..e ddailea, sailors, both of Plymouth, aid
leleneing to, vessel Annie, than lying in
Harbour, were Mought up before the lUir ary'Mr.
Mr. . James Roberts/is, me m,
ML W. Talbot. v. um Uklabp:a. aPleimmailirt.

A BULLY LIGHTLY LET OFF.

Prince's-street wail the scene of a regular row on
Wedneeday night. It would seem about ten that
evening • young driver in the Artillery, named Aylea,
quarrelled with what is euphoniously termed "his
fan womau," who L. in a delicate condition. lie
stria her a blow which necessitated her being
taken to the County Hospital, and then when
better thoughts prevailed be returned t) nee how
she was getting on. Information had in the mean-
while been given to the police, and Sergeant Mitchell
wee in waiting for him awl requested his name. TMs
he would not give, and then he wee taken into
P.e. Stone and Supt. Cowart having in
the meanwhile eome up, and the fellow who offered •
meet desperate re.istance required all three i.tficers to
hand-cuff him. The street was all in an uproar for
the time, awl yesterday (Thursday) the defendant
Witham Ales to driver in It. IL Al waa brought up
before the 'Mayor (Dr. Aldridge) and Alderman
Curme, charged with vi dent assaults.
Tbs girl itiwerin, wan the first witneas called and
sh• ash.' If cbs sv obliged to speak against him—
the didn't give hin. in charge.
The magistrate; Cleric add the doctor had stated
seri..us comequences Tui,lit ensue front her injuries
and Jae would therefore to obliged to state the facts.
She again pleaded defendant did it In a paission, but.
ultimately being told 'he must give evidence, she said
on Wednesday night she went down the town to get
some tobacco, anil afterwards to the Dolphin. The
defendant came awl spi.te to her "very,tivd," but she
did not •' give him a very ivil answer, ' and told him
to leave her al. ue. lie nu " you go on home,"
She went ”tit into the street awl istoo4 against Mr.
Parson's *hop when she is.,,,ourated him and he atruck
her.

the Clerk : What I you mean by swgravating ?
Ho acenae,l me Iha % in.: .dhcr fan% y men. which I
deated, am I said one wu enough for me. With that
he truck me on the (orchead with his fist, and my
head went againmt the w4ll. some man, ehe did not
know who, took her to the b.spitel, where her head
Was dreased..

The complainant added he mod have been very
drlnky or ho wsul,ln't have done it; for hex always
been very kind.
Asked If he had any question, to put to the witness,
be said she a.'rasatl bun very much or he would not
have done it. lie only went to give her a slap with
the flat of hie han I.

In reply to further questhms the woman said she
afterwards ran into the King's Arms tap and fell
deem.

fieeseant Mitchell said last night about flee minutes
to ten he received infonnation that as Woman had been
ammudted in the Ili..:ll.street lay a soldier, anal had been
taken to the inapital. lie acmoratingly went there and
made enquiries. Ile saw the complainant in the
:=T, with the Ifouse-Surgeon, who was dressing a
In her forehead. The surgeon toll him in the
prewnce of the defendant that he thought it we+
" rather a leel cue,' and that she had better stop
there that ni.:ht. This, however, she refused to a 1...
Ile called her out ad the surgery. anal asked her if
the defendant was. the AMU who had assaulted
her. anal she replied it was. lie then akmanal.sl
the defendant's name whieh he refuse I to give.
Stone anal the Sma rinten.lent came up at the
tune but he a..:ain refused to Is e his name. Tian gate.
Were ..trart 111,1 he male a 111-h " 41.0111.1eriag " Stone
against the wall. lie (allness) csuAt him by
the wrist awl ths aide eat began t, strugzle
violently and they I.th .1 in the road, lie then
told the superintendent if he would let him get up he
would go quietly to the t .ti ia. Ile WAR permitted
to do this anal the first ma he made of his freedom
wan to bit St .ne in the clat. Another up anal doom
struggle than took place anal after he had givsn Stone
a black eye be waslustolentfeal.
I/eta:natant AW.I he ha 4 altered to go quietly with the
sergeant, but the police took hint by the collar anal
punclas4l lain. and wanted t. Klee him "the frog'..
march.- anal he wasn't g.aing to betwistasi and twirled
by any one.
The I.lice
An officer from the b.krrarks who was in attendance
Inig he believed the defendant Wag as., much in drink
that he could nag recalls-et what took Owe.
The Magistrates Clerk: The drink again
. .. _ . . .

THE WEYMOUTII AND PORTLAND STEAM
PACKET COMPANY'S STEAMERS

Make the following Excursions (weather and other
circumstances permitting) during the week ending
August 30th, 1878
To Portland daily (Sundayx excepted), at 11.30,
2.30, and 4.45. Fare 9d. (return ticket).
To Swanage and Bournemeuth. Tuesday and Friday,
at 10.90. Fare Si. 2d. _
_ .

--I,iid;;,;rtti.-1-47;in-e:day and Saturday, at 11.30 and
3.45. Fare li. 81.

- --
Itingstead (for (Ismlngton hfille). Wednesday after.
noon, it 2.30 a1.,115.20. Fare la 6d. and la
. _ .

_
Abbotabory (for the Swannery and Ancient Ruins),
Thursday, at 10 Lux Fare 2.. 24.
Popular Cheap Excursion for Two Homy, Wednes-
day eveniux, at G. Fare 81. (in connection with the
early closing movement).
Evening Excursion, at 8.30 p.m., Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday. Fare Si.
The following Special Excursions will also be made
during the week, from Mimosas, Monday, August
28th, at 9.30 a.m., to Torquay, the last for the season.
At reduced fare-4s.
_

1/efendant : Ye.' that Win It. I lOW a good conduct
stripe only a month ago through it.
Tho magiArates having consulted to.zether said they
were determined to protect the police, who, in this
case, had dischargr I their ael.omi ditties lea most
considerate and kindly manor.: the two CAPON h..w-
ever, would he tak.ol as coulhhod. and be would be
fined 40.. and vet., or in default one month hard
labour. Deleeehuit who had no money was then taken
to poi.

M 9 a.m., Dartmouth (for
Dartmouth Regatta, the River Dart, and round IL M.
Trainini Ship Britannia). Fare ha
Also • from Abhotabnry. Thursday, Azimut 29th,
at 12 noon (excursion to the Bill of Portland, Two
Hours). Fare la.
.

--67i-Vase-sain--e—day, to • Dewßab, Devon, from
Abbotsburr, at 7.30 a.m., fare tic ; Bridport. 8.30
a.m., fare 4*.; Lyme, about 9 a.m., fare 3s. 6d. ;
Beaton, about 9.45 a.m. fare • ' Sidmouth, about
10.10, fare, 24. Cl.; (the fast hug Excuelon from these
places for the season). Children between 3 and 12
years of are half-fare. Refreshments may be obtained
on
_beard the steamers.

In the event of the weather absolutely preventing
the Steamer from carrying out the Excursions
marked an early telegram will be sent to the
following gentlemen, from whom further information
may be obtained :—Mr. C. Butum, Greyhound Hotel,
Ibidpret ; Mr. GIBBONS, P041313.4er, .‘bbutAbury ;
Mr. G. 1.1130, Silver-street, Lyme •, Mr. Amu%
Royal Clarence Hotel, Seaton; or Mr. S. ligsrron,
Sidmouth.