The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-01 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH:

Bosoms Perry 8161101111. Wedeseday.—Bei ors the
Mayor (J. Tissrd, ).
A Liverpool seamea, named Hairy Lawrence, was
brosght up tar aerie, up Mabee at the Meymoulh
Deice. After remising relief, be tors his raiment to
shreds. Before the Mayor he said the clothes were too
bad to wear, dad be ton them up to get betta.—Ons
zoonth's hard laboar.
TIMISDLT.—Bdon the Mayor and J. Drew, Fag.
Drunken, Nasty, and Oreg. Matthew Clarke,
shoemaker. of fit Itarrstrat, was elarged with being
drank sad tearable, exposing ktinseU, and attempting
to conissit said.. Prisoner was arrested by P.C.
Mesa for the two first offences in St. Maryarest. and
CheaterMadlifent, and when he had bees looked up

*boat four hours, P.C. MeMabee found him
his braces to • beam la hie eel, whoa he add Z.=
ham bimaslf. The emeetsitie took away his brew, sad
risamerthreatemed to boas Mani, with his deeklaga
..-liaperatteedeet Viebury mkt prisosa had remmalleed
the firet two dreams tides before dler the month,
bed ODOS be threatesed to Pimp off the bead sod
drown Wisest—He wig seatemed to 4 days' bead
jihaer, mega( to pey • Jae of 40a ; bat *ea he
wished to pay the Ina sad wee Mid lf immid aide
olw sureties in CIO emit Lad be hood Mown Is
for his good behaviour for the out three maths, he
woad be let off with a bag of 401.—Kr. Tigard, of the
Ship inn, offered himself with Mr. Board ma empties ;
but Kr. Beard dmithod, and prisoner wet remanded to
ouitely.
Thomas Dews, who had bees bought out of the filst
Beat., by hie father, on Wednesday, had got drunk the
mime night, bows riotoes oa the Cresmak and
pthered • crowd. P.B. liervey took him in oustadh
gad on his being brought up, be wee bed the awl
mown.
SATURDAY. -Before J. Aylieg. Sq. sad G. Berta,*
Elite MIN &Wars Or how Troops Lige. —Joh*
Maratha alias Jaw !kooky, t lisabelA &unstop,
his wile with a child in her mem, gad Elizabeth Bosco,
who also claimed the ame es 'our kaeleand," were
bron„ht up, the foresee charged by P.C. Opmey with
begging near the Park Hotel, sad the two Weer by
P.c. Meech with a similar drew In Ps:keit:est The
man bed stopped • geathremo, told him a tale goat
went of work, and got him to throw him something for
prismer to pick up. The women went together, me
Gans it the hoses sad the other °mules • bag with
the money and food begged. They had • bag fall of
food, ma nd. in money.--flept. Vickery said priscoom
had been staying here eime Tuesday. lie bad had as
many so eight tramps of • eight applying for relief, all
am ahl .ledelied young men am oaf woad wish. Many
manothisits had been made of sale people begging at
homes, and putting their feet ageless the doors, so as to
prevent their being abet. On Sandey morning he visited
lodging house and (mad • lot of them with hotly of
beer, basing a wane. They were all " merry, end
some were three parts dreak. These men woad May ,
brie seeerd days, so that they must get • pretty good
bring. rho man said they wanted to yeah their
clothes, that they might go on their journey dean and
motional**, like other people, bet it bed been a bed
drying Out' lately, and the elothes were at last forced to
be dne.l Ayling said the ashram woe
fait increasing and Dome means must be adopted to pat
• stop to it. They would send the man to prima for
14 days. Prisoner on being removed shouted out that
be hoped they would sit there till he came bath.
Be nob ordered him to be brought beak spin. end increased
muterico to one month's hard labour, on which he
went off more Cheirrean said they were
thipueed to treat the female prlsoaers more lealeatly,
and they would be di/misted, on promising to breve
the town, and sot return. Prisoners promised, but
athed to ore their beamed before they west and also
ta fetch their clothes from the lodging boom. This UM
permitted, and the pollee were directed to see them
pest the boundaries of the borough.

Conrrr horn Suiiou, Fridat :Before B. C.
Gooddeo, a. Mead., Beg., sad Mart, Beg.
Jura AWunky wu senunosed for sesealtiag
Bartholomew Coathea, at Wakeham, Porthuld, ow
A pil Ish—lir. horward appeared for sompleinanr, bat
deleadent was absent.—Complainut went into the
Alexandra Mershon for noose ale, when Anthony, who
I, ha nephew, tame la and &bowl him very much, sad
struck Ins noels a vary heavy blow on the ear, mhe
ratturg outh. form. Combea bled a good dlsal,aad his
brad had to be drawled, ea the ear woo out by the blow.
A witness armed acme, who was pneent when the
metal' wee omeraiteed, oorrobarated oraminiaant's
otateinetd. Delleadaat Galled him " almost but every.
thing suited him wider the ear, sad made the blood
fly lor it."—Deleadaat was load be. sad coots, or la
default oat month'. bard labour.

RasAlsigA and Wi11.,. Painter were sum-
moned for hews drunk at Citiokerell, on May 2, about
half-past 8 ia the evening, on the inlormatioa el P.O
Forma There had bees a great diatarbutea, and
defendants led • fight in • public-boas, but ca the
constable speaking to them, they cum 'ea qalatly.—A
villa' named Treacle Jelly, who could not as first
my whet day it wan, denied that there was any crowd.
outside the publie-house, though there bad been • little
sgtiabble Made. He should not salt the &deader&
drank, ea they eceald take oars of themselves, and came
on home semilily. They net the pobasisaa, sad
Illahleigh told him that Palmer had been illtrested, on
which the pole:eaii went back and said he would see
shout it, as than had Wee disturbaaess in the public-
bow' Worst —The Bench orasidered it a very sae-
pie,our case ; but gave deloodisale the bursa of the
&alit and dismissed the eats.
lilaabetiA HMIS was summoned for amaalliag George
Walker, at Chesil, Portland. —Def esdaat did atel appear.
Complainant said the affair Illpperied os March SU, but
it exits' not be heard before, aa he was put in prima for
debt. Cu that day be weehaviag some words with hie
wife about her sailing some Moth's for lin. Haan, and
the latter heard the noise, came In sad "fell ea" ma-
plainant scratching him all down the nom
tau astleirmez.
He told if she wanted to sell any more old
she should do it hareel4 at be would sot let his wife
sell them. Defeadaat then strait and abased his
little girl whom he accused of being the cense of the
disturlloce, by telling her father of what had been
done. Coon this complainant went off to the Cattle,
and got • summons.—Ftned fa. and oosta.
Tfte Tried of tres &yaw Sillera.--Joeeph Pearce,
mason, Jots hesdall, gshonisanl and flanisel
frthermen, of Chiekerell, end ote,f LowU, labourer,
of Fleet, surrendered to their bail, charged with felony
In shooting ad stealing • swan, the property of Lord
Ikliester, at Langton Herring, on May J.
T. Baskets of gvershot, awaited for his lordship,!
and Mr. Howard ter the dadence.—Kr. Haskell slated
that the proesestion proceeded mminell these mea as for
the killing of one swan, though they believed more had
been soot lie then clearly detailed the faces of the
elle, and called his witnesses—George Taylor, mean.
keeper to the Earl of Illbester, said his daty was to
watch the swans kept cm the Fleet. Oa the Ilth
shout tso • sleek in the moraine, he heard the report
of a gun from the Fleet, sad proceeded in the direetion
of the sound, near Park Wail, in the parish of That
It was a bright starlight morning, and be walked down
to the shore, And saw a boat moving slowly to the
westward. He walked along by the shore opposite,
to watch the boat, and beard some swam "rear" •
bttle farther to the west. "Rearing" is • time for
the sound made by the swans as they rise from the
water. He saw • lash and heard soother report of •
gun, %Ilia came from another boat; but he followed
OD by the first boat be saw, when it turned to the east.
and • gun was deed from it The boats wets about
200 or 200 yards from each other; but be could not
tell accurately as to &Mum the mooed boll was.
When the gun war fired be beard a swan struggling in
the +stet. After a littie delay that boat watt wash-
ward alter the second boat, and -he followed them,
beard several lots of swans "rear," and several shots
'red. It was then
sa
gettinghl,ei and he oososaled
himself. When It got daylight hw some swarm
swimming Ins put of the et called " the works,"
In the pariah of lAagtoa. The two boats bore down
lowanfi them, • little distance from each other. He
saw the birds "rear" spin, and two garts were and.
The boats were in • line with him, sad be could not
speak positively so to which of the boats the ells
were fired from; but he believed one from each. The
two boats then drew together, and appeared to be going
to land He suspected the/ were going to Wel at Park
Weil, and drew nearer. From time to time be tuned