The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 18g2.

DO 110711111YRIL altogether.
...ratans vo ask, body and the map.
•••••• i the ol Mitchel Whams
Ilitinnenr Ildnotraa—Mr. W. G. Gregory, ma strrs;s6dnto the "Asa H. had essaa..4
of Alderman Gregory, is first dam in meth*. ale
maths in the Final Enallaation for B.A. at Oxford. the Iddr •• Pakw-stialea, saa Um" was no doubt
ese sleeted to a satalannip at oasis js Ine • elnell'h•Te WM. It me • Method sad
WE, and took • First Class in Kethemetkal Modem- tull'thwd
does. I Th• Gastsd/ Odi you tail us if the child was boon
Smyth Pince on • Wdes.—On Wedmada7 •°•• °"*.d ?
aitssoos Iwo sad watch fousd Iso Wits...: I sat of opiates that it me boon alive.
The Coroner : Then you would require • sear menem
aria in froth of lir. G. Pouney's Old OuriositZ sisussottos on as opistis to to t 6 atm of
Shop In Soutirstrest. Strange to say, it was Mee
to he in so ways injured. It blamed to • lady of the
town, who Wears to kayo dropped it whilst out for • diddss "IL
walk, sad who bred oilseed • guinea for its roomer?. A Juror : Was the body wanal—Yee.
The 75M am who made the foetanate scovery The (idlest Could you for is ecalee heel the
the
with the guinea. warmth bow Weir child bed been both 7—hut
w"
clod* Rome sod Strawberry Show pones* d•a•l44lY--b" about lx or *hi km'
Tas
to be 6 Ewa hisinsting mhibitioa. wow tho A Juror: Was the chid born with that mark as
most noted pewees In the neighbourhood lamed send. th• nick I— an.laohabEiS7 it was ast•
togspeolessas. Fm the sake of the excelleat The Coroner : those things will come out at t
ci
he
ties to which the profits will be devoted, we sincerely Pad dedid sliggiaathaa But what Is ths adass
bops it will also be • sumer from • financial point of ta• diwh 1-1 °hada tell it an &Weeded bruise.
view. Mr. T. Strange Biggs Is the hon. sec., and tee The Coroner: It looks like • wound. Is not the
will be pleated to furnish entry forme to 'Moodie, shin Was° I—Only • "e 7 Wl* It atall. It might
inhibitors, or give my nrosishry infoematke. have been ceased at birth.
PUBBVT TO TSB WOUING s.i LIBIAST. The This concluded the 'video" sad the Corms,
Bay. & & Kiddie, 01 Allingtcs, Bridpoet, has very ualnedtothuJot7thatauoo,dhltothslowthsboould
kindly pretreated the Working Msos Club, Colee =Pons hid to give an order for • post ono
'Wm% South-street, with 16 Tolima. of Dr. samainatice, also that they odd DOOlillaillsay
le/doer's Oddest Cyclopedia, sagsprinsc firs esis, gadded taddad Preetitleme to mike Mr. Dunn that
el hinny, four of geogrephy, four of bloorephy, two slaaliaatisa•
of asthma philosophy, Mad Oai UMW arts.- The books ma. is:Laarldall7 saPsiada th• dish that •
smadoned see highly interesting sad instructive, and dissi,
wi. athait be nominated, and Mr.
form an impotent oddities to the library of the club. • • • what"
width has act been started long, sad soosequeatly The inquest was adjourned.
rather sanO. Such dabs as time are • great boon to
ths working dames, sod it is to be hoped the above
will he an inducement to some of our Local literary
Mends to follow Mr. Noddles example.
MowinG Oogrertendr—On Thursday tAgriodrisis
maually oilseed by the Dorchester turd
Society for skill la unwise were competed foe on
hoe Farm, mar Doeobester, Mr. Hoary Mayo
Wang ptaoso • fine Eiene of dry meadow gram at
lbs soelety's disposal. BOOS splendid work woo dons,
although the weather was sosemly le favourable es
Meds bare been desired. Tbe mutest was very keen,
then bang 13 competitor', and each man had to mow
• quitter of as acre in four hours. All finished the
within the allotted Lee, 'ad in one of two
traoN the jedgerldesurs. H. Duke (Woods=
J. D. Paul (Oases), sod T. Dowdes (Sokol, expo
some dillioulty in amide' at their &Mims, which
Vu's OTOOWally given thus r—Fint, David (who
sea the SO 'edge-Maser very close last year), in am
servile* of Mr. H. Gale, Nottiagro ; mooed gl,
Weber Ciaad Is the seaplisy_ol the emeakes of the
leis Kr. H. Robins, Friar Waddoe ; third, Robert
Wills, serrate to Mr. H. Mayo. Ooker's Perm At
the tionnination of the matek Mr. d. Mayo enter-
Seined the judges at lumbers the oompetitors at the
WIN bong provided with an abundant supply of Lead
▪ theme end beer.
A Nora War TO PlOOOlll LOoGIIIOII.--At the
Beeragh Pailormun on Wednesday, bolero the Mayor
(A. Soso% gm.), and G. Corms, Req., John Pewee,
igem=ywitia rely the leg, was Mined with
breaking • window in the shop of Mr. J.
Ifideer, oei the previous evening.—fitr. J. Spicer, calm.
mseshest, Idirda West-street, stated that on the
prams mak& about half-pest ten he heard • crash
es
of broken glass. Hs komediately west into the
shred and semoirmad his shop windows, and saw that
one was broken. It Wag dark be molds% see thy-
me la the skeet for • minute or two, but at last
dhemered the pawner on the opposite dde of the way
wader the lainp.post He went to him and asked bin
If be had seen anyone throwing deem. Bussed" Yee,
I did." Witness asked him his nom for doing so,
MEd he replied that he wanted • night's lodging. as
then toth the primmer to the Polimention. Whams
bin produced • stone which he picked up aloes to the
door, sad as the stone was dry when be picked it up,
mod as It was Orlin at the time. his Impression was
Shut It must have bee& brought into tbe town by
prisoner.—Mr. W. Darden Mend that the value of the
window wee 13.—Fined £6 sad costs, making in all
13 7s. id. In default miaow was sent to gaol or two
maths with hard labour.—Prisoner went to geol.
Gathr Weenie Rartwar Karabin FABSIL—Ia
their Lts revision of fares, the Groat Western Ball.
way Directors having attached to all trains (save two
) third-class canines, have also inereased Uwe
=l=6 fares between all stations between which
the company ban no competition. This at least is
the isms with tle. western section of the line, and the
Loran@ varies from 10 per cont. to 15, or even 18 per
mat, in some instance& Considerable complaint ins
bleu mods of the incireme, and recently • number of
gentlemen sent • requisition on the subject to the
Board of Trade, bat tbe reply received is to the effect
that the Board of Trade have nothing to do with the
matter. An inhabitant of Bridgwater having written
to lair. Ghtertiou, general manager of the Great
Western Railway Company, on the above subject,
remind the following reply : —'• I have to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your latter on the subject of the
third-aims fares charged by this company is the West
of Ragland I am sorry that the atteratioas which
have bees TOollecial the company bees gives rise to
irm plalat, es yas when the nature and scope of
the alterations come to be thoroughly understood I
believe it will be found that they will oonfer a booa
upon the public whew than, w appears to be rapper
headed, indict • loss one them. Certainly, the
Immediate What of the alterations will be to canoe •
considerable reduction in the company's memos from
=sr traffic in the West of Englaad, end it cannot
gre be said that the company are putting money
Into their pockets by the changes they bays Introduced.
TIMM clomps are beidy—The discontinuance of ex-
press fares by all trains, except the limited malls; •
large incems• in the third-do trains, and • revision
of the first and second-class fares In the West of
Ragland with the view of getting rid of mititiog
mainallos. You appear to be unaware that on third.
ones carriages by quick trains the company has to pay
the Government duty, sod in eery many instance' it
I. the duty only that has been added, while in other
in no bream has been made at all, notwithstsathad
the daty.'

fourth,

Tsummy.

The inquest wee mama on Thursday maniac,
bet ore Mr. Giles Symonds (oorooer). nen were also
present :Mr. Henry liymends_(dgaq-ooroser), Dr.
y iti , Mr. E. J. Day, Mr. W B. Mika, tad Mr.
KindalL
P.S. Mitchell wee first swore On Monday evesing,
about 10 o'clock, in consequesos of something be heard
he went to the boom of Peter Arnett. lie went
artlimuy with Hr. Day bad P.O. Dunn. In the front
roan la found Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Prom what he
heard be believed Mr. Day had /seriously been upstairs,
to the girl. He heard Mr. Day my "I am quite male
the yo woman upstairs has been conlitied, and, as
yoa sad net sow you wished the matter adored up,
I have In dement hittithell with me." Wither
told Idr. and Mrs. Arnett Ids first day would be to
try and bad the Mid. Mx Arnett said " 'Yoe are
welcomes to search the capboards, or anything here."
I They did sot Nara than, but wham asked if somas
had bent ist the boom Mrs. Arnett said " No / so
one kas bees in the house to-day, exempt myself, and
I heves% left the hoes* more Ma three miens..;
weal to get some eggs for ray husband's dinner."
Wham said "lilt possible for anyom to CCM dom.
stars, go out into the fades, and go up stars, in her
abessos." flits replied " No, I think she is too weak."
Mr. Day asked • Fran what—from loss of blood?"
and she replied " Yee." Witness asked the doctor if
be had =Wed anything in the room upstairs, aid he
said" No I I have not mareiscid about, and I have net
naiad bathing." About this time Mrs. Legg Ohs
mother) arrived. and Mr. Day went upstairs with her,
leaving him downstairs with Arnett sod his wife.
They were upstairs five or six Mantes, and sa they
WON eosin dom. Mrs. Arnett wont to met them.
Wit... wit towards the door, sad there was some
couvereation going on, but he could not bear whet.
lbs. Legg said- "You nasty woman, you bad women"
—or something of that sort—to Mrs. Areett, and Mr.
, Day whirl them all to go outside into the passage, for
fear it might exalts the young woman, wbo was in such
a bad state. The doctor then handed hire • parcel,
aid at the pollomattion it wee mead, and he
found it to be the body of a- child. The
parosi was ded up with string, and pinned
with two pine. There was oleo another wool con.
, Wain( the paresis. Witham took charge al it, and
I on Wedessday morning he handed it over to Mr. Day
and Mr. Fisher for the wpm," of • poet aortae exam-
Medea. On Tuesday morning, between sine mad tea
o'clock, witness went to the hoes* again, sad in the
back-house, in a pan of water, he limed • woman'slsmail petticoat and other under lines. There was
also mate clothing in a little tub, which he took
possession of. AU the clothing was In a very bloody
state, aid by the side of the pan, on the door, was •
woman's dress, which wee also very bloody.
I Mr. F. J. Day we, then sworn. He said mime the
adjournment be yesterday made a pea 110FieW exam-
ination of the child, in company with Mr. P. B.
Fisher. He received the body sad the plasma front
Sergeant Kitchell. Mr. Emden was also present at
'lb. emanation. On exandang it externally he found
the bands clenched—especially the right. TM countew
mos was livid, and there was an elongated bruise
round the neck, extending an inch and triad towards
the left from the middle of the neck, and one inch
towards the right. Tits bruise to the right was about
an Inch and it-quarter in breadth. The large mamas
on the left side WM bruised and two smaller ions on
the right. Deeps down he found a slight braise.
Thi Coma,: Can you form an opiaioa how they
arose—did they arise daring life or not?
Wit....: I "Ito-Ad say they arose daring life.
The Coroner Would they be produced by violence
Withal : Yes of some sort.
Warless, ootlnnlng, said he baud the brain
@abates°, healthy, but the membranes conbested
which might bays been mad by anstriotion. The
skull was perfect, as well se the spinal cord. On
examine the lunge be found 25 spota—extravasation of
blood—teach would lad mai to 'appose death was
due to suffocation, 11 AC longs were folly inflated,
and were healthy. Tim Mart was perfectly healthy,
but devote, of blood. Ths stomach was empty with
the exoeption of what be believed to be • mall
quantity of macaw. Hs had not sableated it to analysts
to prove whether it was food or not. And there was
no injury to the pumas leading to it. Everything
else was healthy.
The Conner : Can you form an opinion whether the
child was was born alive or not?
Wits.,: The child breathed, but whether it was
born wholly alive at net, I cannot say.
The Comm But what mood interruption of
breathing?
Witness: The mark round the neck may have
impeded breathing, and in his opinion might have
caused death by saffacatios. He could not say
positively. The lividity of the fate, and tla wager
lion of the brain would of therneelves indloste death
by adoration. man were no appearacioes that the
child had bled to death. Looking alit in this NOW,
the death of the child wee attributable to vides" and
might hays been produced by the hand--sot by say
weapon. He could not think of anything that would
COWS the sandlunar marks oa the nick except the
Burrs,
In reply to • Juror, Mr. Day said the marks might
have been caused by the young woman in delivering
berm% but he did not think it was probable.
Mr. Soundy : Had she strength to tie up the child
and the plarrae herself, and pate them where you
found them?
Mr. Day: She might have dons so. I don't Ray
it is probable' but still Ills possible.
Mr. Bound, : Have you ever beard of a similar
awe
Mr. Day I have heard of a woman delivering
Mali rad walldag three miles in three-quarters of an

The Onc;ii; Then you an Dot aware that she had
had child at all.
Whams No.
The Dormer : You widt to add that?
Witness: Ti., pines
A Juror : Beni a mother, didn't you Indow the state
Lb. girl was ID?
Witless: I did an.
A Juegra Did you not boar otdid ery about 12
o'clock
Whines i No, I did not. I went out about that
' Sim SO get something for my husband.
A. Juror: Didn't you notice im.y nand= in the
tom?
Winne : Now whatsoever.
Winer win inked several question as to the coo.
did= of the youse woman by Jurymen, but the
sarwerm gine. the Donner end, wen wahine but
trbil•Psrent notary. Hs did sat believe it, and did
an expect lb.jai wolikl
The jury retuned s yurdle ol "WILFUL
MUSD= " against Robson Lea.

a baby my." Mrs. Lang thme said "Oh I Mn. Aoliag-Sufrids. L ... ... lifi 11 -33 with arms and accoutretmots. Spiked or white
Milos you dos% mesa to say you believe what the Private T. Rimmit, I - ... _ n
Private W. Gresa,_L ... ... ... 14 1.1 -11 Mom not allowed. °Hoare allowed to ocapaset
people haws sad." She reviled 'Oh I Mrs. Arnott, ass - a Course, shout a quarter of a mile. with obstacles.
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linn33:44:ll::::_opisl rsahtso44sdalw;t b7:3 11r/ ./.43416 SI it"it °lfisimalßearterram,
84471mte:r-lisrgsli:D
.B. I Isli;ff. L ... 18 '" -'' Time allowed, five minutes. Wimbledon Rules.
... 14
iiillu -__ "47
wlBB,l2l.g.:lztratlehl:ctoomithion.“ MaPPin Brothers Prim,"
last December." MIL Alma male said "We yak i - -
.. lb
have se baby hsev-I have not seen a baby today." n . pada, 0 ::: -
... n - A 409 Yds. 500 Yds. Tot. Tines.
Whams further said "We all stood In Oat place lex. L - .. 15 1 - A
tramalag the waaWitosea aad beard the baby my." Mee. L :-. ::: :.. 13 1_ 95 Corporal Robinson sad
Mrs. Arnett repeated " I hays not sem a baby Mum, I • _ 0 -It
Private Tilley ..... ... 40
to-day." Witness mid.' Well I board me crying up- Harri; 0 ::: ... 15 13 Trooper Rotas end Cm
1 I ... . _lB _7 n meal Prim ... ... 36
Mars, and very stroag too." She then walked away. 1 _ 93 ' Sergeant limosell and
A Juror : How Wog dkl the cries matinee ? !Lain. L... 9
Priem* 0, Hoare ... 10
Witeme : Throe or four manta - 10 or Welat and Trooper
A Juror: Did you see anything of Mr. Areeat I - 19
Witasse :He mans holes at two to dinner, but I did Weals I „. - • . 14
net speak to him _-- First. Oolooni• Saward's cup, 4Pri-vataa Trb,,,,Clinnl 8a..u.511 Rose
ctve all *
Mrs. Wise further stated she saw s 000• olse about • IN Company), 52 • mooted, £5, Sergeant 4 35.43.,....t soars 38
the premises. She Ma saw a...box& Lag, about • ,______ [(;), 49. third, Eg, &arra Trump (A), 48; Tusmer 9. Bet and
quarter-past tes in the morning, go LIAO Arnett's .2- -:, el, Private Brooks A1ig54,,,8 ; fifth, 123, Sergeant fii•oomb• ... 30
hones from the easfam Altar called Mrs. Lnasa's liachs_r W. 47; sixth, Llsupeant Bridle Ceotain Macleen and
U
atisation to Wit,. as she appeared to be ill, sad she la/. vi: sesenta, ES, Sergeant dalL, Jr.), 461 , is"wt- 113i2C bi,;:i
could hardly with. Wits's' had no doubt the yo sip, th, 011erivate Tilley (C), 46; ninth, Lieut. 'ssoer.., J. stobt, . El
woman was In tho family way--eho had nut (More (h/, 48 1 tooth, a, &c0...A Farm ter (19, G...., E. p.m, a„ii
it .i.... Christmas. 45; amonth. £l, Private Hoare (A), 44; twelfth, a, Gunner iiO4kini .. II
The Comae, said An. Ansa was competent to Corporal Obora (I), a; thin...a, hi. anew pr,,
~,. J. Darla ad
give eadoms, and as her seams forward I. do so Stevens (E), 43 ; fourtesath, £4, Lieut. Ffooka (0), Private H. tams ... 33
Mr. aymoado csalimeed her she would he bound to 421 fifteenth, a. Corpora Mak (Ch 42; etn...th, Sent Bridle and Lieut.
answer every quistiou, hbe did sot ask bur CI, Lance-Oorporal Stagg VA, 4L Four 41's counted Banito,d ... _ 95
sadism to criminate bsself. had bettor mason out. Troop .r Benialleld sad
Mr husband. C•porei Benciett 15
Owe memos 8.-Ooloal Manisa% prim of 110, the Liam. Jommux a.,.:,a
Ms. Armlet : I should lik• bon to give masks lilt Marl a Ilobastsr's prise of MO. Mr. John Fl yew's, Lieut. Sodding ... 6
Is Passible-,
~,_,
~.,..._ . „._, .„._ 61.11.. miss of ta, la Hoc. W. H. B. Portman"- 'a, P" ~,,,,Tayler and Sm.
A • Ivor mis sot mina a wee noommay, oa so.. M. I'., mb. 0,,k,,,4 the Hoe. R. H. T. mho, pri„ mat ••••.. MS ... ... 33 7- 40 & 4
°wwww "Plninad al WAY had to ° wads',
_,...._was_ lb. 01 tti, the SALA. modal, and meaty added by the Winners s First, £6, Corporal Robinson aid Private
SIMI at death, and If Mese was rim 18414 eTiee''. Assoc:Mao°, competed for by the artillery and rifle Tilley, 78 panto, 4m. 49esc. ; second, £3, Troops'
to mud the MAW for further enquiry, volunteers of the county, at 100,500, and AO yards, Km= and Corporal Paull' 10 PW'lln, 4n.awn' l thlwl.
A Juror remarked they had no oadonos that the seven rounds at mob. Position, Wimbiedoo, 1682. ES, Sergeant Counsell and nivata Roan, 53 ots,
mother did it, and the Coroner replied neither had
erulne
they that she did not do It, or that anyone also did.
Tbnt wet land them la an °Pan "n.l", white would Witikritgeaa. Banael't JoneiCas°a°ll .."".•1":•., YUJI. 6"ISI4Y"MIO*Irds.--To* t. 4(Nsl."b2ll47l7o••4l;lP4nfourtTtwa'll:, md?DucuPtastingdywta:lotboWPGinelchtlinsts aeirjillo°wv allowed for
open a n'w ilwy ddlibt and "1" difikalt In awn' falaw`asritsant Robs% II ... A 93 A- 39 oompisung the course; and five marks deducted from
Toe jury wished to consult., aid they retired. On corporal cox, L... - _l3 15 1) -68 ths eguregato moors for each quarter agnate or portion
their return, the Foreman said If Mr. Arnett volun- Corporal Trump. a „. _29 a a-.aof .a „ow., camas over five „dew...
tested, they wished to Seer her evidence. Prima* Tldmarsh. L ... ... 14 11 10 -01
The Comaner again matimed bar. Mazy Arnett wee Private anfialen. L ... ... el 13 la -61 Cosrerstoa H.-Martial Henry Sweepstakes Opse
the. mom .hs old kw bubbbitd.. name wee Neu 4:p/11,12.21_42%0 ... ....... E 111_ a,. = 61_ to all :minors. Five round. at 500 yards and five
Arnett. Rebecca Legg had been Haag with them Private 8,,=. "A ....•
... 11 11 N_ r, rounds at 100 yards. Position anT: at bath ranlsa
about 14 or 16 maths. She ie a siogio women. Corporal RoMaion, 0 .... ... 13 118 17 -61 43,04,, Hodisb. .
..51°. 20Ydn 11)221rdn_T%
On Monday mom* witness wont downstate Saimaa% Salm& C ... ... It 11 15 -91 Wegesat liounsal .... ::: ... 18 20 - A
about ton o'olook. Resesoce Legg Named rather corporal Stubbing. 0 _eg it IS -be ',flys', (I. 11.,
...
...
... is 18 - 38
poorly, and shortly after II shit wont upstairs, saying Private DILLS, 0 '.. ... tl 13 16 -59 Sergeant R„b,,,t,
... 16 19 - 35
she should soon be better. Witness stayed upstaini a Actina-flonom Woods. L ... 90 U 16 -56 L,..t,,,,,b,,,A,...5.g.
... 17 16 - 33
RCM while with km, and then came down to see to the Pri•at' tharnias. 11 - - 111 10 ii : 6,2 uaterneastm Cruse ... ... ... 10 13 -33
children for a lee slants. Shines thes was tap Lll-40111,.."...at lot /1••• ••••• it ii .. a ors+ gar ... ... ... ... 15 18 - U
pora ..... - - Ifteg-Seemsat (Wooed ~ ... le 10 -LI
agaisalinwlss the plum woman assmed a littio moor. 0...; L...., 1., ::: '.. gg 0 ta -ce /A,,,,b Th , b,,,,,,afettEt.t. V.A.) _le 15 -31
BOO( Artists) did sot stop in the room, MA kept an, in,„.... 0
.. '... Is 55 is _55 ...„....3 att
...
... 15
going up sod down. She could not my what time ohs Priests A. Milos. I .... ... 13 0 15 -56 974.. in, Gs,.
...
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... 14 31
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NM Mt She Ass said Ms bed been unwell, Lieut. Andrew,. 0 ... ... 16 A 111 -55 C...„,,..; ibbbiti;;,
...
...
... n 15 - 31
but now ilielt.easisr. She than weal sad laid down oa Sergeant Bridle, It ... ... 10 11 11l -64 pdv.,. Hoe,. .
..
...
... ib 11 - 30
the bed. Wham then awed up, and did not think nivel@ Tiller. 0 - ... 91 16 a- 61 Wog/am Elara C 5414.,
... „, 9 11l - 36
7 16 - 61
may further of it That was all that ocoarred ta her Private 11ww. d - -11 1 17 ss 8•434644 Bridle... ... ... ... 19 10 - W
promo& 0ava.4.72,Legh...1.41. K ...... ...... is. lulll 14 -... 53 8.11...."..A.
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The Coroner: That's ell you have to vey. StaII•81%1011i Ormond. 0 ... 19 19 14 - fit ct,„„tird 15 0- 16
Witness : That's al, k rivals .1. K. MIL I ... ... 21 14 16 -51 Maoism ... ... ...
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Supra% Jankisup • 11
11 17
ErtrurAnarews... ... 4 9 13
Privet* Bartkitt... 6 _
enuspos6 11
Winoin : First, Ave teethe of account a
fan (34.). Slirgesst HounseU, 86 ;eiciond, three-teathe
(Cl Ha/ Private U. Howe, 6; third, twatenihe
(Cl 4c), large/sit Hobert% 85.
This concluded the shooting.

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Oolour•Sergt Seaways, L ... 19
Rivets W. Grew, L
Corneal Lookhans, ... 24
Corporal ,eleh
Sergeant Gesdrldge, U
Quertermaster Orme, 0 ... 18
Oorp Oboes.. I U
Private Juke L 14 13 - 46
Captain mar., A::: ... 14 10 - 46
Pdvate Christopher, 0 ... 16 6 - 45
Lieut. Georp, Z 18 15 - U
Sergeant Rogers, C 11 - 43
Private F. Swale, I 14 4 - 43
Sergeant ging, 10 17 - 49
Private Chink 0 ... 19 9 - 41
Q -IL4lergeent Zdgar, L 15 19 - 41
Captain Oaldor,_l3 ... 10 0 - 40
..rivete Pope, g U - 313
Private liammeg, A 4 - 316
Moot* Hodge 17 0 -38
Comment Gatos, B . 19 16 - 37
Lenw-Corpore Stew. ... 13 10 - 37
Sergeant Serena X ... 16 / 4 -
Private T. Illsoock. 1... ..• M 3 4-
Sergeant Warns. ... 90 6 11 -36
Corporal Click, 0 ... 15 14 7- 36
Print's Taylor, C 13 19 4 - 36
Len u-C wow.' Smolder Z.- XI 111 1 - 36
Cdour-Serseant Harris. C ... 21 0 13 - 34
Private H. C. Watts, H ... 14 10 9- 33
Livutanant Bamford, B 1.5 12 8 -
S.rgeant Parmitm, B ... 13 10 8 - 25
Corpora Foot, I 16 4 3 - 13
Lieutenant Still, A ... 16 4 - 11
Armourer-Sergt. Kine.Wtalf) 16 3 0 - 19
Winners: Fled, £lO (given by Colonel liansel) and
the medal, Sergeant Barnes (C Company), 69
second, £6, &meat Jenichiv (B), 69; third, £4,
0.40ur-Sergeant Roberts (11) ; fourth, £4, Corporal
'Cox (L). 68; fifth, £3, Private Tiimarsh (1), 66;
1113th, £B, Private A. Gran (L), 64; seventh, £3,
Private Moore (11), 62; eighth £2, Corwin' Robinson
((), 61; ninth, El, Corey 1 Stubble' (01,59; tenth.
£2, Private Demi. (0), 58; eleventh, ES, Amieteat-
Burgeon Woods (1.), 55; twelfth, £2, goartermeter.
Sergeant Lee (14), 51; thirteenth, £l, Corporal Ladder
(L), 67 ' • fourteenth, El, Private Hiles (I), 56;
fifteenth, £l, Lieut. Andrews (C), 56; sixteenth, EL
Corporal Light (1), 53; seventeenth, El, Staff.
Sergeant Cawood (C), 52; eighteenth, El, Svereaut
}foulest! (A), 51; nineteenth, El, Private Hill al
51; twentieth, El, Colour-Sergeant &always (L), 61,
Three Bootee of 51 counted out. Sergeants B.
and Jenkins (B) and Colour-Sergeants Roberts (E), 69
each, divided the money prises and shot off the the
for the N.R.A. medal (three shots each at 600 yards)
with the following result :-Sergeant Barnes, 13;
Sergeant Jenkins, 4; Colour-Sergeant Roberts, 3.
Tea BarraLlor CEALLasas Cur, competed for by squad
of air men from each company of the Dacia Rifle
Battalion. The cup to b. 1.4.1 67 she commanding
onionr of the vvi.volam .ompany for the yeas wining.
Pt.. Pt..
L Company, Winnow 438 B Company-. ... 294
C Company ... 314 0 Company._ ... 292
A Company ... ... 314 B Oonipsoy... ... 285
AGGIICIATI Pusw.-The silver badge of the Associa-
tion sod EX awarded to the six voluoteero who shall
maks the highest aggregate scone in A and B se
follows :-The badge and £l2 to the highest score,
£2 each to the 2ad, 3rd, and 4th, and El each to the
fah and 6th next highest.
Winners :-First, the badge and £7, CaP6lll3 Boars
(C Company), 113; second, £7, Corporal Trump (A),
113 ; third, £2, Private Downing (X), 110; fourth, LI,
Sergeant Mutford (C), and fifth, El, Private Brooks
i 4 109 (diriclel); elllll, £l, Private s. Gram (L),
06. Result of @Wound° 04i.0f tie for Indio of the
emaciation :--Cleptain 6 00v30661 Tromp, 5.
Ociwrirrrton C.-Purse of 0 presented by the Karl
of Eldon, to be competed for by the Sergeant-
Instructors. Seven Rounds each at 200 and 600
Yards. let, 137 100. ; 2nd, £210,.
MOTU 300 Yd.. Tot.
Sergeant Ulu. 0 ..L 131 11 -43
fiarPsetildajor Watts, B ... 17 21 - 331
Sergeant Buttons, I ID 14 - 34
Sergeant Bryant 13 IS 19 - 24
Wromot Hurst, b 17 16 - U,
Sergeant Williams. H 14 17 - 69
Berment Barrow, Z 16 15 U
Sergeant Street, B 19 10 - U
Sergeant Dormer, 14 11 - 69
Coertrrrios 11.-The wombs's' cup of the value of
£6, and £6 in money prises. To be shot for with
Martial Henry rase. Open to all members of this
Association who have paid anbecriptkes for the
current year 10e. of which Is paid through this
Association to the National Hi& Association.
Range. 500 and GOO yards. Seven shots at each. '
Position, any, at both ranges. Competitorsmust
supply their own ammunition, may be
pun:baled of the Hoe. Plie on the pound.
Commutes at eleven o'ciook, and enbelitntes not
allowed. 2nd piss. as ; 301 prise, 371; 4th prise,
IE.
500 Yds. 600 Ye. Tot.
Corporal Welsh. K 33 10 -
&want Jenhina, B - 12 - 43
(Lewin McLean, Poetised Artillery 96 ft - 47
9. 11.41strat Loeb! 31 11 - 43
14 - 40
*l3=neerttat4boaa. 111/1 17 -36
Sergeant Roberts, X . ... 16 15 - 34
Lieutenant Brunford.B 15 14 -
=aster Cress, ... ..• SI 8- 31
Hodges. ..• ••• ... 10 16 - U
Cloirrerrvog D.-Twelve Pounds in moose and Five
Pounds presented by B. P. F. Oundry teq. , to be
competed for by enrolled member, of the Dorset
Volunteer Artillery Corps. Seven roam& each at
200 and 400 yds. Entrance, Be. Position.Whnbledce,
1882. First prise, £5. given by B. P. F. Gandry
Rol.; 2nd, £4 ; 3rd, E 2 ; 4th, 51,1; Rh, ; 6th, El
71h, El ; Bth, EL

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Marmot) goes oo with mach wet, 11w. msy O&M
from the Inquest processions of lomo-bearing Wit%
will& woks tit* PrinciPll lands lively with their

jingling bells.
Gasoe Werner Intrisoa.—The last joke is on the
Great Western side. '' Oh," says coos The South
Western can de the bodyariatohing trick; but when
it comes to oarryiug live Price- • and Princesses,. Ni our
great "aloes carriages, ladle-rubber springs and everl.
thing doe to match."
Tee Sallee Ideronts.—On Wednesday Mel and
Sylvia started Is the first clam They west off on
even terms, but after sailing two rounds Mel gave
up, Sylvia haviog beaten her anyhow.—ln the wood
class Mr. Wallis Morgret sailed the counts and took
the &Us. —Third this: Mr. Moors's Tinker sailed
wand Mr. Goldstone's Blue Jacket, and was first,
but .y time allowance Mr. Gokidone's was about a
minute ahead
bilulOAL Geurnause. —Dr. Moorhead, of Wiry.
mouth is stated to be Ur only Derma physician who
has been pictured in the group of membere of the
Intarnationel Mdical Coi gales, London, 1881. which
has been published by Marrs B alders and 0 , of
'the Strati The meeting of the Congress took place
la August, and wee "deeded by 8,182 •.f the medical
:profession from the United Kingdom, the Continent
of Brom the colonies, ite., and 684 of these were
placed in the picture.
Tile Lan Ms. Hasse's Pascrum—We understood
that Mr. S. Percy Street, late of Bridgwater aad
London, has purchased the prat:dos 2 the late Mr. T.
A. Hanes, of this town. Mr. Street carries on
business at 6, Upper Boodotreet (the late Mr.
Gagne a offices), sad, from what we know of his fishy
connect& in., we feel sure he will command hit share
of surer as • proothlog Weymouth solicitor.
CIiIIaTIANITTI AID ma JSWII.-111r. Goteheil, •
reed. graver from Stuttgart. last Friday evening
gave an adders at the Baptist Chapel, subject "Thu
Claims of Israel upon the Christian Church." The
duodena was middling ; t Seeds. J. Tregor d sad
W. Lewis were on the pletform. The speaker, who
I, a deputation from the British Soddy from P. opio
rating the Gospel among the Jews, attempted to show
bow protested Christians really injure the Israelites,
Iby not living up to their profession. A great
:number of Jews had been converted; but of coulee,
ae compared witn the heath orouitht to Obristroity,
they were but few. Several opportunities of working
;among the Israelites are opening, and these bad been
spoken of at the general medial, but the roamer
ehuok his heed, as there were not funds to oarry them
out. • collection was made, but Mrs. Damen likre
believe, the principal support of this society is Weir
mouth, by collecting absorptions.
Simon roe armee Daunt Flops Chapel
D amtinos Society hal another enjoyable evening an
when the speaker being a Severed, they
Za...Teito the chapel, and it was crammed to the
doors. More freedom to the galleries is advisable if
people who "don't ore mach" are to be drawn in
1111 i bow teetotal irony. Mr. C. J. Freeman prodded,
Ms Fromm played the harmonium, Rev. W.
Lewis, with the blue aide, beamed on aIL Singing
and prayer prof aced the speech of the Watford
revivalist. Rom Jena' Berber, who felt elevated with
straw Weymouth air, but not too drank to glee •
reason for the $5,000 taken up yearly by the
16,000 of whom are women, 1,000 people over Ora,
some under tea I £140,003,000 are headed over to the
trade, why? Query, ware it ruins health, tarn.
people out of '• sites," shatters reputatiose, drairols
homes? This is patent piles-medal way, warranted
to act; the husband is no longer the booembend,
home no longer home. It elves other management, a
fellow came home very drunk, having been at it since
tw lye, an I as he COMO to his door, the clock struck.
"Wh .t's the time, Mon r "Four." "Taint, it's
one; I heard it audios one four times." The Bust real
cease of drunkenness is drinking, the "moderate
drinkers" being the drunkard'e militia, whence
the drunkard's army draws its best recruits.
Another reran is, they don't heed the warning.
A wife kept urging far husband to din the
tirn it now, Ism, or you'll come
home mons night aod fall intotbe well." " enough
when I do, mate." He fell In that night, and Cl6O
"Pull me out." She said dm would, • by-and-bye,"
wound up the bucket tall the man's head was strove
the water, when it clipped. Oiled be, "pull me out,
or ra drown." "Time enreh when you do."
(Laughter.) But she pulled him out —• cure. Some
Krona' dramatists dined with Mare, and they got
so drunk a. to decide to drown Lb-melees as the most
philosophical thing. Monet, came and asked them to
wait till the morning, that people mightn't sir they
were drunk, and then nor of them come to do It;
their " philosophy " was vanished with the drink.
Some drink to drown sorrow; but drink lots sorrow,
and doesn't drown it; in sorrow there's no shame, but
there I. in drink. If a man's out of work, and ha.
bad nothing but his pipe, give him a bit of diatom. f
the dinner may help dim to get a job; but the belie on
the empty stomach keep- the job sway. Throe cheer
for Local Option; • man when forced to leave the
beer can do so' and gets lumps of ramiey by it. Let •
man take the pledge as long se he likes, let him he p
its twelvemonth, and he's likely to be wit= keep
it 999 years. Mr. Beldam was much &pp
Debit TO MOTUFS, SMUT" AID m• Macao
TM ,res.—On Friday Mr. (kW,* Weak toy, .2 Com-
mercial-road, of respectable family, and young yet,
was brought up for &busing his owe mother, Mr. Jane
Worley, widow of the late oontrector or the Local
Board. This was • very painful case, the widowe I
mother having to appear against her son. Worley
entered the box with the maudlin unite too often seen,
and before the wi tow could give her evidence
the n.agistretes desired her to go into t small
room.— Toe May r said, looking at the defend.
ant, the Bench considered he was not fit to
answer to the chars. No was charged with lasing
threatening and abusive laegnage.—Weakiey (with
unsteady look): Who heard me, girl—Dr. Drew
ion quite certain, from my knowledge of you, that
you are not fit t answer the charge This a the
second person who has appeared drunk before the
Bench within three deys, and! hope the Mayor will
fine you.—Fined is. for appearing drunk Wore the
Court.—Weakley : I'm quit* reedy to answer any
graham you my put before me now.—He was then
renrived.—After the Maio( of the fraud case
George Weakley was again brought up, this time for
assaulting his sister Jans.—ldies Jane 2Vrkley stated
she lived with her mother, and defendant is bee brother.
On Saturday last he cam" in, took up • bee of iron
about two feet long, and threatened to strike her with
it. Oa Monday lad he again came and struck her in the
month, maklug it bleed, end she had to run away to
escape further Injury.—Defendant: Brume me, I wee
summoned for Monday; I was summoned for Mon-
day the 12th inst.—Mr. Arden: You knocked your
poor sister about on Monday. —Weakirry : No, I DOM.
—Dr. Drew: You have been brought here severe'
time., and it is only through the Wariness of your
mother you have not been sent to prisr.—Defendant
I will tell you the truth, sir.—Dr. Drew: We have got
the truth now from your sieter.—Weekley : I never
struck her; I am very sorry (or what did row, but
the fact is I will tell you the truth; I will be bound
down, and Mies Wesklay, finding they were about
to send. her brother to gaol, exclairned—Oh, don't, air!
and gang on the Bench, approached the Chairman
with—" Try him just once! Give him one more
chance I Bind him down I—Another young person
was with her, and they twofold it would be the bed
thing possible for the young man, and they were
removed into the magistrates' room, when Mr. Talbot,
the chairman, said the Beach were quite satisfied the
case was clearly proved against prisoner, and the
dei id.° was that he be imprisoned for two months'
h .r.l labour, and when be came out, be wou;cl have
to find niceties io 220, to keep the pease towards his
sister for three months.