The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

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" Hark I It La the vo!oii of darn ;
Whr go. alio will go
Lluilly ha to duty calla um ;
Who will go, who will go 1"

The Rev. T. W. Knipe weeded the motion, which
was carried by acreismation. awl the meeting termin•
Med with the Bessedietioe.

COUNTY PETTY IEBVONB.

SATVILDAT. —Before FL B. ltiddleton. E.g., (In the chair)
A. Xenia, Zoe.. end a Moyer, II•q.

The following persons ewe appointed °veneers of the
Poor for th• parishes etches th• divi.lan of D :
Abbotacery, Robert Vincent sad George
amFor i_; Ath-l-
hpton, 0 Wood f1u...,; Ham mitt, W. S. Yam not
J. Peahen ; Bradford Foretell, J. 0. S Outer. mid T.
Nine. ; Brcsinasynr,H. Taylor and Le Paull ; 800 elegy,
• Ilminton end W. Passass ; 13 ackMod Klima, J.
• nod W. Jetty ; BYIIIIB6OII. G. Wood H..., ;
Charminmr, H. Domenic sod J. CA..; Wen Caloirerell,
B. ftempigh sod J. A. Norms.; Chat rome, F. R
Cornet m (West). W. Oliver ; Comet at Valesca J.
Chick ; Darelith, T. Took nod W. It .got ; Darolmtar
Trisity). F. 0. Oreertirui an I H. W. Iladgm ;
Ertraltot. L. SAO., nod J. Son wart ; 1.1.111 t, J. Honk;
Fordlogtos. 0. Taylor snl F. Idison ; Frampton. W.
Orovm add S.W. E. ; From. VIHRIbUreb, C. J.
Keit sod J. liiiipKia; IC,apt R melt. T. Sumo ;
Haight (Wmt). W. Tatt and J. Chlieoti ; London
Herm& T. H. Wavelet and J. Out.,; Littlobredy,
Norris J. Roper sod N. Koper; lAttle (Amer, P. Fry sad
J. S melee ; Leanbrady, 3,0. By.. sad • 0. :
...ten Newton. 0. IL Corte sad C. J. Heat; 11•Ibtary
anpfordl, G. Took; Oamingtoo, W. Sargent and
Wallis; 0 ~morgue, H. White and T.
lit•
arSumatra ; Puddletowe, W. W. D.M021.111 Sad
alt all; Poddishinton, C. Xayo and J. Dooms.;
Panorama,. W. 8101911 sad W. Yaw Fathead, T.
Combs. nod R. B. Striven ; Pozwell, J. Moro; Pronon
sod Sutton Foists. 0. Sem sad W. H-0n..; Pane
imolai.. J. Laver sod Z. W. Donnish ; Bodlpole, V.
F. Berner luld 0. Foim Rompiabarn, T. Bestir and J.
Willis; Staffed (Wail It mils ()Akins end J. C.
Stroad; Stamford. Jesse• Hull and J. G. fiber..;
Strotton, T. Us. and J. H. Randall ; S•yra, B. Bryant
aaa R. L. Siam; Tiadstaa, J. Spew ; Toler
Fratrom. W. O. Davy Tuliso Poremum, F. 'Tates
sod T. (his; Tolpuddlt, Z. Homer and Jertott
John ; Operey, Cl. Worry and J. Llpeconche :
Waimea, J. Beat; Wstaroombe, T. C. Saunders ;
Whiteombe, R. Shepherd; Wintramroe Abbas. N. J.
Roper, and J. Dow; Winterborns Cense, J. D Paull;
Wlnterbonte Igmktos, 0. Sraiasals; wiat.riaaraa Si.
Martin, H. T. Lone end W F. Scott; Winter-
borne Herrlageons W. JankoonL Whitt:borne Steeple-
toe, W. a "[Nord, and W. Kent ; Woodaford, T. C.
Dub • Wyke Reel., J. Vincent, sad }tabard B. Keep.
ins; Virninrd Eel.. J. Wellbridiv
John Poshtn wee eumaionad for keeping a dog without
• license on March SIM last —Defendant Waded guilty.
bat sold he had met with an aceidant and did not came
dowseuart till Rerch.—Tere Botch Inflicted • fine of Le.
nod oats.
Elwin Chiloott, of Bridal/and Ripen, who did u t
I=eat'parsoveTrr-d..—lF7rtel s. sod 'err —P.C.

The 1f.... of the Swam lon, Portland, was tree/fermi
from Rlo'wird Fall to Alfred Legg.
11. Hesse. of the King'. Also, Poddletown, was
trasaferred fres R. Wafren to Job. Owlet.. late of
01.ekee.elL

--Tit;-11.7esas O f the Royal Yaoassw. OrWigton., was
issasterrad from Mci. Pardy I, Albert William Pardy.
'ABM

DRUNK

RICIII

George Hatehern, labourer, was summoned for bolos
drunk and toespabl• at Frampton, Marsh 22ad.—T.O.
Wallis geld on tb. der In queetlom be found th• defend.
ant drank arid Locepeble on the publm Withers', at
Trassitton. With aseistenoo he saw him to his horns al
rtiemplote. Fined 5m end ousts.
• MUTT FINZ.

Wuliam Cornick wee 'summoned for allowing deafness.
nom on hie Seemed pastimes, at Rampisham, on Ilarch
14th.—Kr. K. 0. Weston app and for this &Omni. —P 0.
stationed at ginrshot, said on March tith.
between eight and nine, h Maned the King's Arms beer.
house In the parish of Ft tali:ahem, kept by the defendant.
Tome were several people In the kitehen at the Um,
srosingst whom was • mu named George Donfoe I, who
was drinking manethlng from • cup. Celled the alkalis.
of the defendant Is the foci that Danford was drank.
Defendeat said he did not Mink the man was drank, bet
he also &insisted he was not gobs,. Witness told him
he ought not ti supply • man in such a stand tins.
Defendant replied—" I have got it to soil, and 1 matt
sell it." Witness had received neer Al complaints about
the conduct of the boast. He left the hones, and walled
till Danomnbe nem* out--aboat twenty minutes
werle He (Daisclissbe) wee memorise, and nearly fell.
?Atoms folioed him to his house-1a reply to Kr.
Supt. Gale, witness said on the foil owing night he told
defendant se ha had been cautioned as molly times he should
report him, and he had nc doubt he would bo summoned
Defendant admitted he was In the aroma, and naked him
sot to say soy VlPs' about it. He promised he would
never serve • man in drink &cals.—For the defence, Kr.
Weston called the landlord ass • witness% who said bans.
a rood contractor al well as • publican On the
day in 9usetion he came home from work lad before
mien o clock. A. he came lath tin house he pared
through the kitchen. Is this room were Duaford and
• young man sealed Shiner. Having spoken to him, be
went and led 'moo to. in the adjoining room. After tea
ha was attending to hie books. Whilst so engaged the
pollomnan came into the kitchen and spoke to Danford,
Th. latter invited the constable to have • glue of bier.
Ho destined, and walked into his (witness's) room
and &eked him U he was aware be had
drunken man in the hoar. Witness went to
Danford and asked him if his was drunk H. stood up and
said' No. Mien. said" He donut seises lob. drunk
policeman." and Paull said **He isn't fresh. anyhow.'
In the wares of other ronvenatio• witness said I have
got rest, Poen., and taxes to pay, and if a man oases
eobn 1 shall sorra him." He did not ups the words man.
Mooed by Natl.—Louisa Cornick, wi'e .4th. defeadant,
proved earring tile men Danford with three pints .1
eider. He first came to the house between 12 and 1. He
was very wit and dirty, and sat down in hoot of the fire
to dry himself. Hs bad Um threes pints between the
time be Ant aim. in and about six o'clock. Ho had
nothing In the hopes besides the older if. appeared to
be quite Kober wimn he had the lest pint.
jamas Shiner. in the employ of Um defendant,
and lodges at Use King'. A.rms, gave evident* to
the effect D .nford was sober when he came in about
six o'clock. Dastard was sober all the time, and left like
boom sober.—flosses Stanley al's gave corroboratsve
Art.:J.2m —Btapt. Ode said he had had several complaint,
"bout the house, and he hat caused the imustable to pay
Particular attention ts The conateble had cautioned
Cornick several timee.—The Bench foliated • line of
a and mots, and ordered the license to be endorsed.

Tan Samosa' HOze—Mr. W. Oliver has been
appointed superiutentleat of this deserving institution.
Bair Larreetz—A nee sobooser of SOO tour built
by Mr. W. Lyre, of Weymouth, will be launched
st the tard 00 Thursday evening at banquet dz.
Tire LI/MO IgITITUTLON.--A Meting of the looal
oommittee of this excelling institution wee held at the
Guildhall en Friday, under the presidency of George
Eliot Fem who, on behalf of the sorry, merited
()wain Pithier, of the steamship Aquila, with
valuable Miaow. In recognition of the great assistance
he hut rendered the society by ()Making increased
support. 00prin Prater, in acknowledging the
I, r as id the. so far lay In his power be would do
utmost to promote the been of the Lifeboat
Institution.
Tee Mioo Onaarrr.—On Friday morning the 217th
anairreary of this charity err observed in the hahhi
manner. Alderman Robertson, J. E. Roberts. Req.,
J. W. Talbot, Seq., and R. W. Slyly, Req. with Mr.
0. F. Arden, the clerk, met at the Guildhall and went
through the testignoulals as to the °harriers of the
sweatier under the charity for the past IV months.
They afterwards proceeded to Bt. Mary • Church,
accompanied by the Town Sergeants, the &womb
Police. six old and disabled seamen, un4 le
spreader The Rev. J. Kennedy preached an
eminent and appropriate sermon from Luke zU., 48
"For to whomsoever much Is given, of him mach shall
be required; and ta whom men have oommittad much,
of Mao they will mak the more." At the reclusion of
the servthe the party returned to the Guildhall, where
the customary gifts of money, buns, and wine were
die_tesseed-
311112TAINICIX7.-0/ Thursday evening a capital
entertainment ire given In the Temperance H•I ,
Parketreet, tinder the auspices of the Weymouth
Tent of the Independent Ordet of Rechabit s. The
Weeder* was good. Mr, Henry Naugle occupied
the chair, and previous to the entertainment addreseed
those present. They were met, he said, for • very
good object that night, that of helping those who
endeavoured to help themselves. Re would not
detain them very long, but thought it right In the
first pros to say the berth society they were met to
support was most deserving, in fact all bribe
sorters were deserving of public support, Jammed'
as they tended to tanks win better day by day, and
those piteous who commenced to pursue a right sod
straightforward wane In the world berme morally,
intellectually, and socially bettor eitiz Ins, and when
men berme such, they helped to in dre • unit for
good in the nation, and they had those qualities
which all so loured to see,—order, dlsolPllne, frugality,
temperance and all those other things which Dieted
meet in their proper sphere for ruefulness. RPPlansie. I
He had some °Aspiring' • little time at., as to
whether that mooting ought to take place that even-
ing, seeing the &motel had sustained such a great
loss by the death of the late Prince Leopold, but at
the same time he felt If be were alive he would moat
oordially support the gathering. (Applauee.) Ac
they were well aware the Prises stepped from the
high teaks of his social posit:be down to the level of
those who stood In need of help As they could
remember, It was not very long ear he took jean In
an setertillornant of this kind in the Pier where he
was the. living, sad it wait felt the tuition would look
forward to a man who would step out from the
ranks of Royalty, seeing hie brothers were entered in
brandies of the orrice, and would ttke that very
proud position which lilt talented father occupied go
many years before. (Applause.) He was sure Wey-
mouth deeply sympathised with Her Majesty, the
Quasi, whom he might call the mother of the
eatietry, end lois I. the pnow under which she waa
suffering end felt the lose which ale had saralsed In
the death of her son was incised nationsl. The
following pr_Ojtnu2ln• was then suceseefully carried
oat, Mr. Henry Rogers acoompanyir : Duet,
March atm Flantbeenz." Mir Woods and Mr.
Rogers • quartet. "Where art thou, Beam of Light r
)(re, drnoher, Miss Freemen, MOWS. Crocker rid
Troyer; solo, Three Old Mai& of Lee," hire,
!xTiozho,. es an scowl. gave "April Showers j"
A Bed limiters," Miss Cooke ; solo,
"The eassilas dem" Alsjot Gollop, Mere eon,

" Baelalguid ;" reeding, 'Th. Shy Moo." Mr.
Holmwood ; solo, "The B ,od of the River," Miss
Freeman; rectitatioo, "Th. Demon Ship," Mr.
Newman. Part ll—Dust (instruniental), bliss Woods
sad Mr. R0g.,.; solo. " Steed by your Couetry,"
Major Gollop, spoons, "Cow, h• One of Us ;" solo.
" Tbe Powder Moltke'," Molar Gollop ; quartet
(humorous), "Pro Phundo Basso," Mrs. Crocker,
Ise Freeman, and Meows. Crocker sad Trevstt ;
song, "Th. Old Brigade," Mr. Crocks,; dust (comic).
" Very Suspicious," Miss Hotchiogs sod Mr.
Tr•rett rwcitetion, " A Bit o' Sly Courtin," Mr.
Nommen. Darlog the I al the Chairman agate
addreeeed thwa present, sad o norooot.l on the greet
good befog effected throughout the State by such
eocietles at them. The eutortaitunsat o mcludisd with
a hearty vote of thank, to lb* Chairman for presidmg.