The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-31 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

Co ticrotisnii slog. —On Monday afternoon
,Jr. A. Young, cosi iiii iP bitted boatman, coastimard at
Mridistrt Harbour, was presented with a long service and
moot conduct med..' by Captain the lion. Montague, in
the presence of the officers and men of the station. Mr
Young hos been at this station about three yeses. and has
won the respect of the inhabitants of the Harbour. The
station now 1,44015/... two men who have the honour of
wearing this metal.
Munictrat F.I.Et-rioa.--The election of members on the
let of November for the Town Council ts to be passed
off here very quietly, there being no opposition.
The retiring members are for the Sonth•vrard,
Messrs. It. P Gundry, Stephen Whetbrim. and Thomas
H. Edmunds. For the North-ward, Meters. J. T. Stephens,
S. lorggita, and J. I'. Gundry. Ur. B. P. Gundry, for the
South Ward. and Mr. E. Loggia for the North Ward, do
not offer themselves for re-election. their places being
tilled by time nomination of Mr. John H. Guudry for the
South Ward, and Mr. fel. Legg for the North Ward, m
that onle three eanilidstes being nominated for each
ward, e ill to.t ...quire a contaitod election.
itoitoeoti Pours, Wedumklay. —Before thu Mayor (Mr.
C. Tucker.)
Japsea laisuirer, was brought up in custody
bv P. 4. Ilazzard with wandering about thu
streett, ltle.llt any visible means of eubeistence. Ile
was ordered to be taken to the Bridport Union.
Cousin PoLler.. W. ilmit.lay.—Refore Mr. W. HounselL
rlitmitre Webb aud WiUieee JeAssen, two trumps, were
ehars..sl u itli wandering about, and beoging alms in the
Sharp flaill he wet on duty
fa t▪ he Istrupikernad, and :ssw the defendants lying down
by the side of the read. lie watched them; a clergyman
Game up and one of them began rubleug seine ointment
Into bis arm, and then went and exposed Ids Anil to the
clergyman, and begged alms. The gentlenum gave him
3d.--I'mutilitted for seven days' bud labour.—Thero was
such a *Minh in Court, proceeding from the filthy condi-
tion of these two prisoners, that the windows had to be
thrown open, and It appears that it woe quite time they
were incarcerated in gaol to be c lemma, as well as to
prevent disesee from their own persona, and as a safety
any penmen they maybe thrown in contact with.

TOO MUCH OF • GOOD TOMO. —W. Disraeli was quite
correct is whining people to store up rain water in tanks
against drought, but there is in this country an equal
danger of having rather too much of it. In house after
house ones eyes arc offended by discolorations on the
mused by damp, and we know of only one sure
the Petrifying Silicate Liquid. manufactured by
the Silicate Paint Company of Liverpool. The truth of
these remarks is evidenced by the increased demand for the
article, and which has caused the opening of orlSces in
London, at 107, Cannon-street Wo certainly advise ug
who suffer from damp houses to obtain all pargeedueof
this invaluable cotupositgin.
HUNTLIII J A NOB Mmseoi. WATER.—The best and
most agreeable natural aperient —" A esuvenient mad
Nara purgative who.° action it is easy Is. limit, 11111 Ch
▪ njediClad may come into play in the trontment of
almeetany street bnopector tienerid Macpherson,
Mil, Author of "Baths anti Walla of Europe."
In original bottles, prire 20. and a a
chemists. A wine glees full a does.
WArma qt; IN IN K Wing for Sixteen Years ham
been universally admitted to be the best Toni, known
find a useful and agreeable aveouipaniment to
Liver Oil. "We tan bear personal testimony to its
value ail a Tonle."—Stoodarri. —Agents for Weymouth.
D. Piposee and SON, Grocers; Slusftesbury, G.
Ksiustiv, Wine and Spirit Merchant; Sherborue,
Came BROIL Gn &c., Cheap-di/pet ; Wholesale,
WATII6II and Bon, 34, Eaalsboap, Londonand Litwin
,Liald Co., Worcester.

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Lowest
Noes. Point eat Wind. litato of Weather.
Night.
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40 42 t NW ,Olcomy
60 36 NE Gloomy
40 34 NW Fine
47 44 E Gloomy
47 43 E Misty, roan, One
47 42 K Gloomy
I 47 KS NE & N Cloudy, Ono

rouTrr Sessioax, Saturday.--Preeent : Mr.
Iferliert Will jam, md Mr. 11. 11. Middleton.
Sa.ford, a labourer, for tmepassing in pursuit of
game, oil hoots situate at Littlehredy, and in tho occupa-
tion of Mr. Norris Roper, was lined 10s. and costs.
Charles Sintre, another labourer, plemled guilty to
illegally catching trout, in a river in this parish of
Charminster. PA. Lire he stated the MU). The
prisoner hail caught two trout. They were lying in a
stream nearly dry, and the temptation was too great for
bin,. Fined Ills. and costs. _ _

llenry Hallett, all:. A 4,f0r1, was sununoned by an old
lady named Maria Windsor, of Bogolwey.—Mra. Windaor,
it appears, is repeatedly annoyed by the boys of the
villaze throwing atones at her doors. A few evenings
Kau this annoyance was again perpetrated, aml some of
his amomplicesi poached upon the defendant—Mr. Supt.
Batty stated the police had more trouble with the
defendant than any other boy in the village; he was
brought up in 1575 for :assaulting a girl, and fined £5.—
The Bench said they were determined to put a stop to
this system of annoyance, and they would make an
example of him to the pruish. He would have to be
bound over in the sum of LIO In one surety to keep the
peace.—A lady who had in the first part of the waved-
ings so energetically exprobed her opinions in favour of
the defendant that, by the order of the magistrates, she
was "run out," not being In atten.Lance, the defendant
Rae put bark, to his apparent intense grief, to go to gaol.
Daniel Wallis and another inan were charged with
trespasslng on lands of William Turner, of Woodsford„
and was fined it.. and coata.