The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-06 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

The depth of rain during October, 308 inches. The
same in oath last year, 2.SS.
Tug Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury ,o 1
the Met nit, instituted the Rev. Thomas Ernest
Longford Sain,bury, Clerk, u a., to the Vicarage of
Frampton, void by the resignation of the Rec. R.
Tudor, on the presentation of Mr. R. B. Sheridan,
of Frampton Court, and the Rec. Edward Gulmore
kusten Clerk, B. A. , to the curacy of Rampishatu,
Wraxall.

COMMITTED TO THE D. .113 ET COUNIT PRISON.—
Hard 1ab0,,r.• James Davey, taking pheasants at
Leigh, 3 calendar months,and to tind sureties; Joaeph
Down Stanley, drunk and riotous at Cranborne, 2
calendar months; Alfred Warr, misbehaviour in
Sherburne union, William Cleat, vagrancy at Sherborne,
and Sarah Portet, drunkenness at Sturminster
Newton, 1 calendar month; Charlet. Bishop, mis-
behaviour in Blandford Union. 21 days' •, John Holt,
stealing money at Dorchester, 14 days; Joseph
Barnes, stealing apple. at Netherbury, Isabella
Drummond, vagrancy at Bridport ; Mary Ann Hard-
ing, drunkenew at Bridport, John Robinson, vagrancy
at Beaminster, 7 days.
THE WESTHEIL—The following is OUT meteorological
report

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Point at Wind.. ' State of Weather.
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66 I 45 I. $W Rain

1.-5 !ii WiC S Ft; rain
62 39 W Fine
63 i 37 NW It KW Flue
63 40 8 Cloudy
60 I 37 N Flue
63 ! 46 Sa SW Cloudy, fine, r.un

Miy.or

Bosoms YOMg, Yesterday (Monday.)—Before the
iffor Mr. Alderman Lock/. Mr. J. F. Hodges, Mr. R.
Dario, Mr. G. J. G. Gregory, and Mr. M. Detente',
J•din Legg pleaded guilty to drunkeness on the 7th of
October. He MO been hose once before, he said, and, of
coarse, pleaded that he had met a friend, and they were
vary apt to do so when they did that—Fine,! S. and costs
7s.—Asked how long he had to pay It in; he was told an
boar, upon which he said he would rather Ito on the Mill.
—He was "put back," but the next minute altered his
maid, and, pulling out the money, shouted —"'Ere per

Charlotte Stark, a married woman, with three children,
was summoned for being drunk and disorderly.—On Pair'
day Actingsergeatit Pomeroy heard a row in Mill street,
about quirter.past 10. and, going there, found the defend-
ant In I..eicester-square very drunk and making use of the
most disgraceful language towerds a woman named Bearn.
She continued this conduct in her own house up till one at
night —Mrs. Pauly-bland wm coiled by the defendant, and
said she saw Mrs. Ben-n fastened on to Mrs. Searle's hair,
and Bran knocked her down in her own home. Then
Pomeroy came, and she (witness) went indoors, as he
ordered her.

Thomas Bean> was summoned by the defendant in this
ease tor an assault. According to her statement she had
gone on an errand for one of Mrs. Gtmuis 'young lads
lodger, " and on returning Beam or Barnes aa he is called,
asked site' Poll She told him she had not Seen her
since Upon this Mrs. Beam called her names ; and he
said to hts wife 'lt thee doesn't pitch into her, I will."
The woman did not and the brave fellow then
knocked her down and kicked her in the side,
from which she had suffered ever since, the wife then
naught her by the hair and bald her down. When be
beard Mn. r'aeley-Island open her door he ran off.
Defendant called Jane Dare, who corroborated the
isemat as 10 tie complitsisaVe drankauless, and said