The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22 00:00:00

WITMOUTIL

LIM. AT TH2 CRUICHIS.—On Easter Snodey the
eervices at the churchee and In wet ..1 the I)iseenting
places of worship were of a sp•ciallv gor..u4 nature.
The only church,* decorated were 4t. J 'hue sod
Holy TrititY, sod at both plane* they were very
pretty and testae'', *recut id. redeother the irreeheet
credit we these who had devoted their thee to Ole
Whew; a ion.

WITIPRITM DliTiler TILUIWATII6—Itt willhi Nes
by ref. name t olfa•teeritsfae e Nunes th.t the
of Tral• h pve•sted a Provleiusel Onler for
the (Innen' tbi. timaiway.

Affirrieo —Arr.velo :Vultu,, Mace, Cherbourg,
gener•l Brig,,to . /1., llhorhoura, genorel ;
Cy -u J tier, g •norol ; Lovely Couloir, !VIVI:,
:utha•s4,oo, vi ni; Pride .4 Hondo,
o .nure ; Mita, If ,ne ,o, H•lorrtad, .1..1. ;
P .lly Prete .h, Davis, Sto lerland, o el ; H Ater
Da: •lge. AIM-rams, Helmeted, batten'; Why N ,t,
Sommers, Sea. flub. Sidjnj Vultore, Mice,
Chereon,g. gene iD Brighton, ILA r, Ch-ohoori,
general; Is glum Yong, Jerseyjgeoeval ;
11 Eulnr••••
~wrusg, H .11,..e1n nth, nil ; hy Not, Summers.
lisbior, di; Toro litAtitra Prll3bsrol, Seeking.
bolls-t.

TH. EUSTIS HOLIDAYS. —Notwithstanding the rain
and cold @t it • of the we•ther on Easter Monday •
large nom'er of p vote et. t.‘j We) much. An
excureion torn Wolvethampton er.d Birmingham
brought show 1 000 piei•ple, and one from Bath and
Brier,' a eimiter nu ..b-r. There w. .l-o • large
in(' ti of visit ir• by r ...I Lei rail from local place..
M-0•11B. C 0..,,. and Co'lif is,,t,, made estcundon. to
Boetlenl, awl alai to li NI.S. Herniae., and were
larg el r p et:, inlaid.
Milian Tile SAILOR. bi Monday evening Mr.
J. A. Helot, with the ',encomium of " Sinbad the
S Woe," opmed at the R.,.' lintel Arernbly lOW=
undo' lb* ellgavutent nf Mr. Whseler. The room
was .1...-ly peered on the opening night, and more
than WO p mini* bed to he refuse' admittance. Th.
pantomime Is undonbt,dly one of the beet ever aeon In
W.ymouth, the c norm, numbering over 80 per-
formers. The drew+ and sago effect+ were good, and
the trainformation scenes eonderfo ly effective. The
company also included a capital corps de billet Ste.
G. Wallare caused roam of lau.chter with be comic ,
gongs, Um local hit, being very No of. The nerlorrn•
ance was re:4l4W with great ewer on Tti , d I, and
Wednealay.
Darguigneels—At the Guildhall on We Inn d li,
b-fore B. Hopkins, Req. In the chair), Dr. Na hen,
and J. O. Rowe, Esq.. arc Spencer WWI rharg of
with being drunk.—P.C. ansfo.ii•t de lon Sooday.
, the 6th of Auril, about ten maw. pad. twelve In
the talternoon, lee saw defend nit o moos ttp over
COCK' ty st, p.. He wa• so (44. h hii co tl I I,IIC ly
isdk. He t del him Ists hit b-ti.', g. horn • t. his
lo temps. Drfend•nt said he w•nte 1 •nt•th..r pin'.
llower r, be we..t back it 11.1 d.. ge et the F. her.
man'. Arnie. Di fen lent told tom he lied had his
dtink in that h ~1114. H. ••• 1.4 /at rli 4 ql• —i) • f-sidant
said hew.. I u•dt oa the *4 ,tur I•y i.,ht, l.ut •ot on
the S in lay. Ile was going Ira walk in the C.,13 I ry
t. ealk it. it—Fm...i 6i., •oti al ,wrd • 1 /I IA 4ht I,
"liania.Case or SUDORN MUTH. —Captain William
Bray. an old and resilience.) tonabiten: ,1 Weytnoutii,
aged 78 years, and wh , lie .4 with his somitslaw.
Captain Hodder, In Spring {Sardis. was found de 4
10 hie bet .ne Ntonday itioridoe b t cram .. n •..1
eight. He 6.1 bee. ruff •ring for Borne I.ttle t vitt, peel
front • slight att 101 gli be me ,iti., but ... Sunday he
appeared.' well us urinal, ant partook of ,11i'll 'r and
Hooked • pi.e bell de going to b d. 0. tektog him a
cop of tea in the moroing be waif,,. .1 so ilis bed
quite lead. Dr. Moorhead had a toll him al.it
two yowl ego for bid onneati its of the bro., and he
now cr. tiked Lb it tleath was due t. on apoplectic fit.
The 0 ir00...r ieon opunounicrtri with, awl Henry
*monde, E q., Deputy•Cor tort. came from Dor.
ebeemr, but having mt.de the oecesaary euqiiiries,
he deemed it unneceetiarc to hold an itiiiest. nage
were 6.1.1 at half-meat ou several wercoritmen
in the harbour, dece•led beiog widely k..i., •CI aod
greatly eateemel.
LAUNCH Or • Remarries —Several years have
elapeed sktoe any yr.' built I. the port ha, been
lauacherl, an tort, fou when it bra mos known that
the resed Mr. It. Ail. hae been building for Kona
time wont, be launch. lon Thur. lay evening. • coo-
siiierable am mot of intered iv. manifeeteal in the
•veut. an' lag bef ire the time appointed tor the
launch (6.30) the quay-, the shipping in the harbour,
an 1 every evadable point iif vantage were crowd.l
with spent .t ire Tee briatotine'd dimension. are-93
feet in length, 22 feet 1 inch in bre .4th. 11 feet 6 inches
in both, ant is to clan at Ll..y I's Al. Her weight
ia 200 toe. and rho will :arty 280 tone. She has
been porchaarl by Me. Buder, of Newfoun Ilan!, for
the Brazilian and Notch Amen..au fish au.l .ol trade.
In the absence of the owner's wife, Mrs. Ayles
christened Vie brigantine G dates, and as she oliii off
the go iy lot, the water, amidet the cheers of the
...tiros, the custom iry bottle of nine was hr ken
over her bwe The treesel will I are for Cadiz as
pop a. she is e*.ced.
STIALING CJAL.—{kannte S4fli di, mama)), of Way.,
tho•ith, Walichargedat the p ,i.c,-c mil On Welllloede7l
before B. Hopkins, Ks' (in the • hair). Dr. Nathan,
J. S. Rowe, E,q.. J. C. B ick, Enl.. gaol G. Roll.,
V. q., with steeling • piece iif coal from a truck on the
(~ay, saline 2!.. the property of the Great Weetern
lt dlway.—P.C. Hanslord at ited last night, about tee
minutes peat nine, he way near tho Shin 11111, II lid sae
prisoner coming up tbe qtt iy with something under
hi* el-p. ile stopped him, an I f inod the kuob of
coal (produced). Hs took him into custody, and at
the station he said he took 1, from the truck, and wee
going lot Ace Ito., board • little fishing b Nat to ineke
• fire. V.ry near thia spot w .re porn, trucks of coal
belonging to the Geed. Western Itailw iy Company.—
Inspector Gill, 0.W.R., state 1 the coal prod..'
wait steam c al, used for Pie c .sling' f the atesinhea,a.
last night there were ,oine truck."( steam C 43 on
the quay. rho value of the cat we, 2 I.—Prison-'r
pleaded gnilty, and was line 1 54.—Priumer hal no
money, anti Wu cent to gaol for a • yen dal,.
SCHOOL Waal, CAW —At V e Guildhall on Ti...
day, before B. If mkins, 1i...1 (in the ~hair), J. E.
Robes., Req., J. G. It ore. h.q., and J. A. T..lbot,
Xed.—Mr. Pray Hooper •ppearri On bell tlf iif the
School Attendance Committee to prosecute four per-
bona for breach., of the II ucation Act. lie ch tr.-
•cteriwol them a, four ye y had can..., and .4.1
' for the full pen illy ti be inflirted. The firrt race was
thet of S imoel Roger., wh•.se son Allred had only
made 17 sttend mom out of • p w-ibie 3g. He hal
been sown, dial six time. previonaly, and kia.l pall in
fines 72.. (ll—The Bench lIIND imposed a fine of res.
--William Ellia's was the next ewe. Hits child hal
not attended school at all throut.hout the peat mon h.
He hal been aturononed 13 time, before, rid brl
paid £3 3.. in finer.—Fine4 3,--Susan Herne'• chill
had not attended echo .1 for the bet eix mobile and
she bad been summoned twice previously.—Fined Is,
-----George Glover waa summoned for the 101 time.
lie hail been fined 43a. and hal goue to gaol for seven
days on one occasion for non•payment of the fine.
The boy hal ..nly made three i.ut of a resible ff.)
attendarcea—The Bench fined him ..-91r. Pickard,
School Attendance Officer, rroved the ewe..
ASS•ULTINO • 'UMW Ot/tOtaL.—At the Petty
Stesione on Tnes.ley, botore B. Hopkins, Ed'. (in the
chair), J. E. Rohm,. Req.. J. G. R. ,we, Ken., and
J. A. Talbid, E.q., Henry Witf .rd, gasman on b erd
11.11.4. Herculee, w.. charged with ...suiting John
Palmer at Bidwell. —J .tin Palmer stated Le wit.
stational/tat, at RAwell S'.ation. Primmer Wei in
the five minot •• omit se•en train V. it mornlnc to
Portlaul. Wittor• wee colleving the tic . eta, and
fund defendant it. • tbiri.clue compartment with
the retain half i 1 a third-class retoru ticket dated
M today. Ho told hini that would not do, and be
non-t pay the fare. He refused to pay, and got out
of the train. After the train had gone. and everyone
ha' left, prisoner came into the office to him, p owed
him against the wall, and struck him tier. a eight
bl iws about the face and bead. He hell him by one
hind. and struck him soth the other. r, bionic canoed
the ii.jaiiee on hie face. As soon at he ..oulil get
away witness ran up into Om road for assistance,
taking prisoner's cap. Prisoner followed him, and
struck him agslm —Prisoner : All he he. mild is
perfectly correct.—William Salt stated Mr. Palmer
would not let prisoaer go on without his ticket, and
be got out, although Mr. Palmer advised prisoner not
to break his loam—Prisoner said everything was hie
own (stilt. It was • mistake about the ticket, and
that waa his only excuse. He took • return on Satur-
day and thought that would do.—The Chtiriaaa said
they considered the assault • most unprovoked one.
There we. hardly one thing in hi. favour. Thy fined
him 40a., including coots or 29 lays' hard labour.
Prisoner : It will he pall from the chip.
ABWIIVZ Le141110•011.—A. the llnildhall on Weitzel!.
day, tiefore It. If otikine. Heil. (in the chair), Dr.
Nathan, and .J. G. It 'we, H.q.. William It Aleigh, a
dog tr, /doer, of Ifigh-street, was @unseasoned for ring
. . .. . .. .

*nuns/ hp image 4111 C a Bud r WI the 6:h
Ap.il. lie was furth-r chergn I .i b aliqn: an
.dutruction in T•ini:y.road.—Mr. S. Percy Strset
appeared for the oomplaioal a—Francis Bugler ot Lted
he was • rah propriet r, living at Itodwed. On Son-
day, the 6•11 of April. h. went for • walk with M.
RN, r. He aim dehn lent standing with • number
f other unto AI the c Ler ,d Boot-lane. Defendant
aelte I him whrre hi* dog was, and .itoev.a gepli,d it
. .

a .
we. hom •,
anti he tel jet some stuff for it from Mr.
Targett. Defend int then need abilaive language,
an I ih•ea.eted t hint. In o isequenne .4 thee.
threats he wi.het lair,, oat t.i he hound over to keep
the pe .ce.—By the Chan man : He had h.I nn
goateed with defendant -P.C. H6[6.10111 stated that
on Sunday, the 616 of April, be 6w defendant with a
lAllones nf standilla 'nib. pakten, at the sire.,
of rinks-um,. He tel bear I what Mr. Boxier had
esti, and be fully corroborated it. —Defendant Pleaded
otitis.. and sad he was so ry for it.—Fined 10..,
including cot.
STIALINU • Pat' or TatOCla•—Etagen• Blanchard
and Madeline flisncla .r.l. of L. ow, France, were
eberget at the P..lice.coort on Wedneelay, with deal-
ing • pair oi truck. hem Macomb. Regis, on the
nigh ..1 the lit!, ,if April, the propeety of Charles
Wantland -Th., to .gietratee preeent w.re It Hop.
kins, req. (in the chair), Dr. Soho,. J. (I. Rowe,
E.q., U. Rolls, Esq., and .1. C. Back, Esq.—Mr.
W. omen, kterpreier of tip. G eat Weetern R *Beres,
was sworn a. Interpreter-_C tide, ll.nd. wh-el.
chairman and porter. staved on F.iday ni4ht he left
the truck* (produced) opp wit. V ctoriseteir.ce. On
the followicg morning they were gone. The truck,
(ionntoceel) were the same 114 h. I.ot, and were hin
freor:tty.
?Thme telelrsusse ttiirant.bei w ntriesecnoon:.ittagro we..
atr.p . rope with tletn, het they WON) now irme.
l'ho hr he were w. rib -r C. that
.in the i,,Vit),l4 dly he net to S othaini.ton and
'tend the priement In Gl4l4ply •t the polke-
stalks, mod they were handed overt(' him loapector
itnltielt. Lie tir.ught th-rn it Weymouth, :at I a'so
the t whi.l were banded over to hint 1.7 the
pi' ice. II . we. ai.i giv •ii 14 pawn tick. t fount in
the woman's plessession, vitae relating to Jere., an I
Nethe ti We to 'lli It, SI I • f In, 4.
Frolerick Fick.i. citet he wee Dight.walchman In
the employ of Id Je,tr, snit was on the Pre.ton.
rapt where t'-e new w•t r•vipee were bring laid. On
Friday Welt about 20 minutest past eleven he eaw
thew: pw.l,le. The w 'ma neon the trucks, eat the
man sit e•lin 4 her. Toey were coins toward4Prestou.
Ile wee .041, I t p thew, or they wool I one
run into the red ILA', it he h sel not atoppel them
they would have tumbled into the drain. He waked
them where they were houn.l, hut not tinter-
stand what they said. The male ()Hooper took •
piece of ps,,er not of his packet, on wilch wee
written " direct we to Bouthatnptsta" Ile
then dire, e.I theist Mantic elated he ar
• cost:Gar I man, del met' near Pronto,. He met
the pr.. n •re with is pair of track' j.i.t bet we twit-
hivht on Ireides' ni-ht at. .n • mile and a half trim
Weymouth. Tn. y were Oat Vreetno.—
Through the toterireter be prisoners elected to be
desalt with summarily. They plaided guilty, and said

it wita quite Ira • they to..it tw ty Ie truc. ThsT
cam-Ii re from Jer.ey, helot t,•lcl titer • Weir
of French I,eopla here, an they COtlid get work
here. Tory (nowt th.t era• n• an lo dcl tgo
In Soot/point •11. Tb y t.tk the Wu k 4 I.; tel there
with, the woman havic4 a t They In't
wean to ot• al (h-in a ('it tiler. --The 11 ii h rent thew
to gaol for 2i day. with bar" la'•tric