The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

riaituaosoinoar. Ilouoole.—Yr. Cole, whose able
lecture oa the development of specter we have so much
ph mare In rensemb ring. has eiteeresfully passed the
major examination si a pharmaceutical chemist.

Holman AT WIMILEDOII.—WA sro delighted to find
that not only did Mr. T. R. Charles, of the sth D.ILV
win the 3rd prise in the .booting for the Piinoe of
Wales prise, but he also won anothcr £5 in the shoot.
ling for the Alexandra prise, when he made 18 points
24 600 yards. Thus Mr. Charles has taken the greeted
part el the honours gained by the county.

_
Viol Cociemarg OP THE Gummi Erman. —We I
have great pleasure that
In finding our Wyman= Kr.
W. Roberta, who ims been vice-consul of the North
German Confederation, since its establishment has been
appointed by the Emperor of Germany to the vice-
eonadate of the German empire for the district of
Weymouth, which district has been extended to the
Wand of Portland mid to Bridport. Rer Majesty has
confirmed this appointment by granting her excpuitar.

Tin UMW SUNDAY SCHOOLS TUT.—Grave doubts
have arisen in the rainds of several of the leading per.
was connected with the Sunday schools, ea to whether
ft will be wise to hold • fele age early is Angled 10, the
epidemic not bevies yet decreased to such an extent as
might be considered to render cafe so large • gathering
• children, Here and there • scholar or two, even a
t sober, is laid aside by the small.por and when it to
II membered that those getting well aie most likely to
geed infection, and that it would be diffloult to refuse
cone tickets. it is thought, however great the Mop.
g Lintment, that further delay would be right. It was
docidsd that that the matter would be fronsldered by
the representatives of schools at • spesial maetiog.

MT= AlonsoLooloa. Asnoinsvrog.—The pro-
, *Bap of the Congress will oommenee on Monday,
August 21st, and include :—Addrese of the President,
a: three p.m.' visit to the Roman Pavement and
4 ridge and Drrtidioal Male at Preston, and to Owning-
' i inaugural dinner at 7.30 at the Arsembly Rooms.
2 Ina' Kunrsion by narriages to Maiden Csai lc ; to
the Druidical Mtge, Winterborne ; thence to the Hell.
cone and other Cromlechs, end to the ruins of the
Aiosestery of Abbotebury: 23rd. Examination of
objeste of antiquity at Weymouth; the Town Regalia
of Weymouth and Meleombe Regis ; exeursion to tho
li. of Portland; &lamination of Portland Castle, the
1, erne Museum, the ruined (ihuroh and Castle of
annsylvania, Roman Oamp at South well, the Quarries,
o 4 the Chesil Beach. 24th. Excursion to Eggardon
I ill by railway, returniog to Maiden Newton; theme
by carriage to Cent. Abbey and the Corns Giant after-
▪ wards to Wolveten Rouse; then to Dorchester ;
'orr gemination there of Churches, Museum, Amphitheatre.
- and Poondbury. 25tb. Excursion by carriages from
icareheeter to Piddletown Church, A thelhamptcn House,
eoarthworks of Westberbury Castle, the Chetah of
e Regis, and Woodsford Castle; returning to More-
left Railway Station; And Saturday, 26th. Ezeuridon
by- railway to Blndou Abbey and Flowers Barrow, to
rehain and Code Castle. Evening meeting oaoh
,iay (except Monday) for the reading of papers and di,-
.104m1.—Builder.

WORnallOnnat E.loolaloll. —The 0000 a manufactur-
g fraternity was stmengly represeted it Weymouth
Monday last. From Messrs. Fry'. works at -Bristol,
no down between 400 and 600 of the operatives,
anions whom were a large number of gally-dressod
young women. Shortly after 11 they swarmed all ovi r
tiny town, and some went a so Portland. Towalds
issuing the streets were fall of them, running, laugh-
and talking gaily. Just at the limo came bye Wan
with a pony carriage, and • few of the girls began to
" 'That's the man who cheated," and the cry
' :heat r was taken up tin the driver WY glad to
Neap* into Thomas-street, and to get away while the
envy young ladles were telling their grievances to
thews who came running up. Down trooped groups of
a...rried people, the man perhaps carrying one child,
wife another, while the bluer children were oars-
COY attending 10 the provision baaket. All seemed
ve.y eon!eet.bin, and all that we spoke to admitted
lb. /bog • capital day. Those who had been to Port
d spoke with wonder of the Chesil Bead). while
c ere pitied e party who had, they said, Wet £2 by a
kPoeket on the Pier. About seven e shower or
a. fell but the a:unionists by this time got well
igr aped n the railway station. Soon down came the
rya dieter than Wee* ; but the party got securely in
St'. carriages, and punetually at 7.15 the train stoned,
eivirytiabig an right. Scarcely had our visitors gone,
when the rain poured down in a really tremendous
storm, and everyone was glad they had got off in good
time.

thooter. —Moaffros v. W. A.C.C. —The return match
was played on Wednesday last, at Chao'., The
Athletes as usual proved the victors, by 89 runs. The
imptain ured 89, amongst them were several fours,
threes, and one flee, being the highest sure made by
any of the club this season. Hanger played in capital
form for his 32, not out; but none of the others
succeeded is getting Into double &enrol. We must
mention that the bowling of the professional, Phillips,
vu remarkably good; but Ingold the anderhand twist
bowler, only got three wickets. The longstopplog of
Bamombe was very good. The Moreton team then
handled the willow; bat the bowling of Hanger and
Gale was too good to allow of any liberties being taken.
The wickets fell very fast, until Ingold and Monday
got together, and they made a slight stand, Ingold
making SO not out and Monday 15. The wieket•keeping
of Stokes was much admired, and so vu the long.
slopping of Puree; be only gave his opponents one bye.
Mr. Plowman mitered In ffne style and gave general
satidaetion, Score:-

WETNOCTTI ATIILIMC CllClrt CLUS.
`117;11:111rps'd
BosbGT littuPy, c hiliiread, b 14
Ilanger, not out .. .. 32
Stoke,,cbBl:l7llfrtiob 1 7. 7..
Clarks. b Phillips
°"raide. littrtt 2:
14029,1b4, wi, nbi 1

MOUTON CLUB,
Usseombe, c Oswald, b Ganger ..
Thornton, b Bangor . , .
Langton', b U. Gale
Bpraggo, b Banger
Whittlo, b Hanger
Hutchings, b 11, Gale..
Phillips, run out
Ingold, not out ..
Monday, b t Gale ..
Ri.d,bU.Oate
Boatswain, c Onrald, b 11, Gale ..
Byel,lb2, wb2

Boaouog Pin? ensiore, Monday—Before G.
Reynolds, Esq.
11011 DAT. .

,11UNDA1

Joitepit apiece% a pour old man, 70 years of ago, In Wey-
mouth Uniochuum, wanted to see his daughter and fzien&,
and get a few halfpence for luxuries. lie would have had
leave to go out ,• but unfortunately the lest pauper that went
on a visit brought back the small-pox Mimeon with him, so
Bremer knew It vraa no um to ask. Between five and six on
Sunday moneng be took " French leave," and embed by get-
ting over the wall, but came back again between seven and
eight at night. He was brought up for absenting himself
clandestinely "wills Ilse Union clothm" Mr. Bryant, the
under, kindly gave hint a very good character; but stated
that he wished the men to know that they must not abate%
Lbenuelves without leave—The magistrates then gave the
old man an admonition, and let him off. -
BOROUGH PHITT BISSIOSIL Tuesday. —Betore Jas.
11116elge' Req., (Mayor), and J. Drew, Esq., O. Reynolds,
111 N, and W. Talbot. Isq,

ITOh TIIIIOWOIO.
Two or three groups of little boys were brought up charged
with throwing stones and breaking windows on the Dorchester
road. Among their feat. they bad smashed glass value Ts dd ;
but the gentleman who complained did not wish to
The Mayor mid such idle practices could not he permitted
town or.village, and children must be taught to know better.
lf the boys were caught at this mischief attain they would be
tembed. They must walk through the streets as quietly as
possible, and he hoped they'd take this Ea a caution and not
far It they did, the magistrates would punish
=8" spin,
birch.—Mr Drew remarked that, besides this,
they entailed great expense on their pnrents. With these
cautions the boys were permitted to depart.
HOMY BAIXITT, Ind dam petty °Meer. 11./LII. Minotaur,
was brought up for rottlillfling cigar. and tobacco liable to
duty. Mr. 0. J. Dench. out-door °Mow, lI.M. Customs, said
a car wee landed yesterday about a quarter pain eleven. It
was to charge of the captain's steward Bower' who brought It
whore for prisoner, and was about to take It to the train
to be booked for Portsmouth. It was mid to contain curiosities
but when opened at the custom house it contained 111b2os 'igen
and tobacoo.Prieciner acknewledgad the was belonged to him and
was not the property of Soaps. Mr Wales asked for a remand
tor in or sight day. The quantity being over 101h.,the Core •
nitiesionare have the power of suing for the penalty of £lOO,
In which case the magistrates could not deal with the matter
entomarlly. He wished to hear from the commissioners
whether they would premed forte. large penalty —Remanded
for a week.—We understand that prisoner had not long to
serve before be would be out of the ship.

&Mum LimMasa wee gnomons:4 for using inciting
language to his wife Sarah.
The wife mid her husband had struck her. Laid Monday ho
threatened to stab km, and put a rope round his own
neck.
Mr Butt mid the two had been under • bond to keep the
pease for di months, which had only Just expired.
The wife said they had separated, and she had gone to
service, but had lately lived aith him again. lie kept his
Wags. In hts pocket, and would not give Mr any mime Monday
Week, end her father kept herr List Saturday week he
gWore at bar and threatened her life.
Prisoner said his wife sold his thins, but the magistrates
reelim that was became he gave her no food.
iea , the father of the wile, mid the man treated
bee very badly, and every night he did not come home
Sigh.
Tbe Mayor mid that, "to keep him in order," be woul I be
bound over to beep the peace for three months, one surety
in IL
On homing Use sentence prisoner blubbered, but could not
sqnsess out any team

• TIADISX•I IN 1101711 LE.

• E. DEISM LTO7, Of LOWIIf Bood-street, was summoned
Ice resolving from James ELUL three books of gold leaf, kodwing
{hat they CMG unlawfully into his pomemlon.
• lf; V. THUM= oak Hill cum on the 2nd May, to his
ebop, and wanted three books of gold leaf. While he was
1111,1116 him, Primer said they were for Mr. Hibbs. Each
hook wet within a fraction of Is Id. The retail price was
as 64 for three books. If, man hod oared to sell him two
or three books of gold leaf for Is 64, he would not bays bought
It without enduirim, in fact, be abould suspect that the man
had not come honestly by lb
JODY Hill mid that be was committed on Saturday for
obtaining three books of gold leaf by !alas preteaces. Before
owning the books he went to. NI Lyon, and mid "
Lyon, I em going to ifst three Woks el gold kat, I think 1
Lai .m them, will you bare them?' He mid ha did not
priabor obtained the books of gold from Mr. Wlthsem,
and leek them the same evening to defendant. Ho offered
14 for Ihru ;boo witome wanted more, and be believed
the& he pve him bad. He IBM wanted them for Ode book.
bout:fa...things of him, without asking whore
he got them Had sold him Wisp he cum boneeti,
by. Hh daughter owe celled him, and said "My Wiser wanta
you. Whams replied "Who le your father 7 I don't lusow
Ma* She answered "Kr. Lyes • he wants moms g01d...
Witness shrouds' sold him had-o-tiook of gold for to
Hat west hi own. Had also told him a chisel, and other
this.. He oared him a blanket, find wanted is for It;
ilettyon i" Oh a shilling is enough; glo, hint
tor h." Ile Mao sold him two CCei latillZ
bilks. !nth* and he only get Itrrr the two. He worked
ffs. tHlibe's shop, oppolte Mr. Lyon's, and Mr. Lyon mid
There's aid Lowman wan by; he will notios you, if you
poem le the day time' when you boys InTiblit."4" In the
..u.B"gthtid
parersalaadt I brot
157 "Hill I wher, abyto.
get
triosata of
41. gold
did not way he could break it up and mall it to
Mr. 91.14•'.et,u10, Could not my where the is ad was
.• • nubile home, meet likely Bonn's in Hut-
When limbed moon be went to different public balm%
Wait 111 • Pit 11111 beal On a plade and Mesh