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

W lILSO AN I.

COMIIMUTIOI.—The Bishop of dialiebury held •
onutirmation at the Minster on ihuriday. There were
166-10 U Lomeli and 66 inale--candulatee,
tUmoomilosi daavicia were hold M the Baptist
Chapel on rhursday in csommemor•tion of the re
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Nandi; of the smapist, which load berm closed for some
y sari. A pupae tee, which woe well attended, took
place in the U.idielioes flail, and afterwards there
was a pubic meeting, at which the new pastor, the
Bev. J. H,ePlir, received a hosrty welcome.
PIUTT Sgolllose, I'riday.—l3efore Ker. Carr GUyin,
colonel Paget, and Mr. W. Rulles-Fryer.—The
business wee very light, occupying only about •
quarter of an hour.—Johu Kendall, Joseph Long, and
George Smith were summoned for allowing their cattle
to stray on the highwoy.—Ttey admitted it, and were
fined 2s. 61 esch.--lienry Coosmao, • sweep, for
being drunk and umsy in the public streets, to which
he pleaded guilty, was fined Si. and WSW.
THE BMA Cdsrtt —There was a g eol muster on
parade on 'ranted.), °yogis; to welc IMO the uew com-
manding officer, Lieut. Welter Bawlins. The n on-
comini-sioned officers present were Sergeants Gsrland,
Ford, Waterfall, llsaidell. and Waiiingford; Sergt.-
Instructor Bryant, Bugle•aLajor Mackenzie. With the
atoiv• nemed mid ths two buglers Were ware 56 on
p ,rade. Toe parade t ion place in the East-brook
cricket field, again kiodly placed at the diepo.al of the
corps by Sir. C. Ellis. foe men were put through •
number of evolutions, an 4 atter an hour's smart drill
returned to the armoury, where they were dismissed.
I t is intended to have a full dress parade twine a week
until the camp at Parkstone.

WILYMO-ifTM.
ILIDIPOLI CHOWN h&A lately been repaired, re.
coloured, and s,me painting done inside, and on the
re-opening on Fri lay last, special sermons were
preached in the pretty little church by toe Kee.
Cation P. P. PALA, of Bournemouth, and the Bev.
lieg,nal.l Smith, rector of West Stafford.
ttP•RuhaTIIIIG.—L.st week, four valuable elVaa,
baloa4ini to Mr. H Pope, at dut..on, were destroyed
by dogs. The alieep -ere in a held on the cliff not
far from Oinningtou Mill, and one morning the fleck
were f .und very much As:reseed. having evidently
been worried by dogs, while four of them were deal,
two being partly eaten. The lose is believed to be
about I:15.
Wintas Daus& AND NOllll.—Mary Elias Huntley,
a grinder's wile, was brought before the Borough
magistrates on Saturday, charged with being
refusing to leave the Fisherman's Arms Inn, and with
ananlting the landlord. Charles 'falboeeterday
afternoon, said the lAN Ilord, prisoner's husband and
some others had two quart+ of beer at his house,
between lour and five, and afterwards Mrs. Huutley
came en and wanted some more beer, but he refused
to draw it. lie did not consider her drunk, but
thought she had not been drinking for some time pest.
—Mr. Robins told the landlord he did quite right in
refusing to draw the beer.—Dr. Drew And if a
person come. in for a quart or two quarts, you may
be sure they want it to get drunk. It is not necetsary
refreshment, that is where the law makes the misale.
—As to the assault, witnen continued Sirs. Huntley
threw some beer over him, and struck him in Ws eye.
—P.C. Carter was called to the Fisherman's Arms,
and told Mrs. kitintlON to leave; but she refused.
She was drunk, arid said she wanted another quart ,
before she left, and she deltbera sly hit the lautilord
a back-handed blow boron the non. She came
q_uktly to the station, saying she'd go and NO Mr.
Vickery.—Mrs. Huntley, having adenoid her husband,
who was going to say a wor I or two, declared that
Talbot snack her little ezi, and thie made her
angry ; but being baked when, said 'twas one Sunday
moruing. Tidbit totally denied having done so
at all.—Asked about prisoner, Mr. Vickery said he
thought As and her people Ind been going on
peacsabl ; but he found several women had been
together making a duiturbanoe. Prisoner was the
daughter of the late grinder Burge, of Maidenstreet.
• -Dr. Drew told the woman she was liable to a fine
of i:2l, for refining to leave a publichouse when re-
que,ted by the latidlord ; people did not seem to know
that. Talbot did nt even to press the case, so she
WY fined for being drunk, 5. ,Lod costa.