The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-16 00:00:00

WITXOI7TE.

Elisabeth Dent was broucht up for Wag drunk on July
loun.l her in St,. Alban's-row. She had
been triers the Court 11 times priorieusly.—Fined 10r.. or
in rleiselt wren

Til TRIPTIMONtaI. TO Kr. C. RI•11.-0a Thursday niter-
noon lest Mr. H. Naugle and the H.- v. W. Liewia presented
t.i Mr Carey Rawl, tlis late psattnater, • cheque to,
CY odd, being tit., amount subs...riled for by the town, in
recnanttinn •.1 bia services ea wattmeter during the long
permd of 30 years.
VISIT OP AA KOTPTILO PluNCL—Clo Todd% evening
Hswart, with several Pashas, arriv.4 at eymouth
he the 616 train and proceeded to the %incliner Hotel
The namis nt the party are—His Bleu.. Prince H
Must-ids nisac Vacha, entrain Loraine, fsionard
Zohreb, and Heyman Ursa& Tour visit to the turret
Ildt sat, not onarked by earthing op
Daunt —Ol. Taeaday hvfote Mr Ltuidie (Mayor), Mr.
B. Honking, Mr. J. Milled" Mr. W. Talbot, and Mr. H.
Risaett, .11101011 to, b.uu drunk,
oe July 6th. PC. Riggs, on Wednvaday morning about
nos, now defendant lying on his bolt on the road, and
brought hint to the station for d'iry. When be was
priaoner wog discharged —Pined 54., including
costa

MLThI ROYAL—AII lovers of the &sits hem VIII
st hall ee drilebt tbe visit of "04r Boys. for which
spedal arranreinants hare beam nide mud Kr. Noah*
will also be present to superintend all matters. The truly
extraordinary run of this pivot in L istin sod tips
Provisoes is wort astonishing, and no oppen,sit, should
be lost of withers/du tbis fina 0.d,. Lila tickets,
Oeoa. and vvvrl iwrtirular at lira Jeffery's Library,
911 St y Mir •t•evt _
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-61:1147 WU-WM- INPLOTZSe Os Friday
last two large trains, coutiuting respectively of ill and 22
carriages, •Ith two engin. came with about two thnusand
of the employ.' from Swindon carriage works On the
same day there wee& special train of excursionists from
the Cheddar Vale) district, Taunton At, in this were 12
well -1 +Wed carriages. Soros of the Great Western
employees remain • week or so, others had to be satisfied
with shorter times ; but they seemed to have enjoyed
themselves mightily. and set the town quite in • ban.
TiCIANT Boys.— WM... Ellie was summoned for dis-
obeying a magistrates' order, directing him to send
George and Alhert Ellis, his children, to whool.—Defew
dust did not appear ; be le • mason, and bis wife said he
wee at work, and could not leave it flee children had
hero mot to school, and told her they had coos—Kr.
Pickard said the children attended 12 times out of 34
Kr. Sown suited that one boy low reported on •verY
occasiow—The Mayor said it was the duty of parents not
only to earn bread for their chit iron. hut to send them to
school—Pined —The wife sal4 she could not pay, and
was informed that a distr.. warrant would be Issued.
Dicoax" Coollteo•X. —J.* Goy wes summoned for a
Stroller offence, and appeared ".I1 of a tremble," and
garrulous. He expreee. his " trouble" at being there,
hoped they wouldn't hart hint and he'd never come again.
—&rgeant Flarv., saw him druok when drawing • wheel-
chair near the Statute. An old gentlemen was in the
chair, and the sergeant stopped him, and gave the chair to
Thom.• Farwell, mho took the old genU•coon home, and
defendant, who had been reeling shout with the chair, was
taken ti the station. —Defendant said some .non-of-war's
men gars him drink, be oleo "trouhled" about his wife.
—Supt Vickery said Guy had even sold his own boy's
clothes for drink at the Welcome a Ans. —The Bench
would not behove defendant, flood him 10s., or in default
14 days' hard labour, and suspended his Henna for •
month.—Detaload in custody till the amount should be

libmwagetimagwrix ma, or rim Erg Inrrananc—
Mr Boxley Reath, who had • sympathy for sue were In
their ere% very kindly cave an entertainmeat in Winder
evening, wined by Mu Blanche !Mott: Mrs Heath
also recited Taimyr's', "Qectes of the May." The party,
by a-minim of the Mayer, seed the Guildhall, bat the
weather tru too am for a lorgs sadism*. Mr. Heath
commenced well and impromtd ae he went on. till he
0n... to Lim Allan Foss " Bella" his Ideas of which are
entirely Merest to our earn. la the other plus,, bow.
oa.r, be was heyoad all criticism. A good Warw, he
proved blame an =riles% moo,. ua grays or
gay.. As instances. Little wegre Grandfather' was
mormlng enough to more to team while —rho
Little Vat Grey Man. "En.. Breitniana's Party,
ocher, sere brimming fall of fan. Ml.. Zlliott sang and
played ezosediarly well. Lamm. mutely and (mimes,
were characteristic a Onion every part of tiet bright and
thorneglgy eurpriame mitert in most
emaysta I plerecy.os or Tog 5111 DL V —Limit CAL
Bossard. commanding he Done% battalioa RAU
Volunteer*. accompattied hr the Adjutant, Capt Rumour,
......A.Altinelebsd this ow", Friday supine lam. The corps
ficPia awaking order at the Lees Statute at
.70. proessoly, under the ounimand of Lieut.
the following being the parade auto —1 0gic.°47.1
sergoanta 1 *errant instructor. 18 rruk and file. They
"marched, headed by the drum -and.tifr band to the cricket
: maks then oPetled. and • most careful lnap.tiin
was made. At the close of the drill, the gallant
Upraised Wasson' well pleased with the turn-ont of the
niem, thanking Liam George for the way is which he had
kali the corp. • gals.: he being the only Aker With
them, shot.. the expellent manner Its whisk he did his
own drill. Irbil* attached to the 30th Brigade begat. Hoeing te suloadzziemant time with the corps in camp. the Cokes' tiara goad eight. Theythen
marohml
wamdmrlng—Allismilate4 hmirdisiirLitigintarnd and ad OD PIM

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Sim Kama le • Sim. -Job Comae was lerenebt up be
P.C. B.rrett fee eleepieg 1,. • coo wed last night. The
cobra. found him eliout nee o'clock In Mr. Laos's .hed
on the le echester-road, and foural on hiru inetare,
tohtecco. 'knife, lc. -Prieoner said he c .met it. the hay
and fell &aka) as he leas tired-Rapt. Vickery mid Mr.
Luce wished prisoner to be brought before the magistrates
"it `rt. Very dangerous for • men t be eleeping shout
oith riskier in his poetise-Cautioned and dicared.
011 ate PIUS -hem rash ea, summosed for obstructim
hit Friday. P.C. lionford found defendant in St Mara
street, about • hour an • half, obstructing the street, and
Montane out peas. Ordered him Gs arra end he
would move on slightly, and then Stan again -Delendsat
said be had come here 32 miles and pad fifterepence ; but
the people wanted to bur the per -Sept. Veckerf said
defendant was • hour and • bell coming from the Guild-
hall to the Market Hare, and it was • great obetraction.
The policemen said he asked defendent to go into • beck
street ; but Task, answered "I most go where I can sell
use Pre your Honour, if I ain't allowed to sell my per,
writ dye let me hare • ticket for r Mayorsad
St. Mary-street is • wry narrow skeet, and if eery one
who came from Marriott did as ha did, the street would
be blocked. He would be dismissed this moraine ; but be
must tell others that though they might take out a
marked ticket, they would not be allowed to wow, the
man street of the town as he had doer, he might g 0
throne, it, het sheik. tors so ;eye the heel, 'weer.
Same° Ngwe-errisele Cariehrooke, More South-
ampton, passenger.; Cie eg, Jacobsen, Arend/el, deals, Itc. •
Aquila, Valle, Jerry. ~ rowel ; See Flower. Reed:
Leantose, nil ; Rosebud, Connie*, Jers-y, prams
Junction, Flee% Loden Mau; Desk, Clarke, Jersey,
p cobra: Time, Miens Laningtoe, ail :Ceram, Flisher.
Jeroey. hi, , K I; Otter, Joiner. Jerry potatoes ;
Dotterel, North, Sams/a oil; ler, Deplidik Linden.
h air and lefties; Itoierbad, Crutibie, Jerey. potatoes
Rithirtio_ ,n Noel, Jerry, nil ; Aq.iik, Folk, Jerre.
; Stranger, Clarke see, nil; Lherty, Scott, re.
Ash; Fiona, Boucher, Portsmouth, nil; Dmia, Clark*.
Jersey, por•SO•S; Otter, .I.lner, Jerry,. anteing
Mernhull. Yeah, Sunderlud„ coal —Sedfseet : Carlo
brooks, Short...Soethoinpton, pronto, ; Gator, Jobber.
Jersey, ...rates ; Cygnua. Jersee.
Annie, Hodder, Portland for Du% , oil; Rise'
bud, Crembie. Jeney, empties 11,1 ea, 'Wilkins, Kim-
enrage, nil; Denbo Clarke, Jere,-r. empties ; Aquila.
Pella Jersey, general; Lt..lr Copp. Terry, wheat;
O•ter, Joiner, Jersey, empties; Dorn Orster, El.inora,
Wheat; Risehud, Cron:this, J-esey. bllnstr D Were',
Mains, crui.ine. nil; Deal; C arks, Jerry, empties
Carnus, Itlishee Jersey, teenerel ; Olan Barn, Shields,
Whist; Aquila. Fella Jersey, ic., general; Jimetion.
Fleet. Portland. nil; Foes, archer, oaring, nil; Otter,
Joiner, Jersey. elopti-e ; EshibU,n, Nosh fishing. nil.
Tag lircrairs' HAIM/MOIL Wey-
mouth: U, Wheeler, County Library, St Mere-street,
and to b obtained also of the author, Henry Strum,
Wean° Bicycle Club-Tim Weymouth Bicycle Cluh
are in • fair way of becoming known throughout the
bicycline world, and that in tbe most flattering lowner.
for their member, Mr. Henry Starry, has is this
merellouely cheap treatise given to the public the twee
complete handbook of the bicycle sad bicycling which we
could cononive. The first *faction describes in detail the
component parte of these iron deeds, and with such
peCence and perspicuity a• will thoroughly reward, not
only the bicyclist, but the mechanician. The advantages,
practical end theoretical, of each methYl of attaining the
desired ends, in the Cortlinaller plane and the patents end
specie/Wee are ceyf oily weighed, and the woold he
parakeer has the lotion mesa of forming • lodrolent
on every port, The weerriee, down to a wrench, a
spring weeper, are all described with the came conaden.
time accuracy, and • study of thew Wt. and "la'
Noes connut fait to interest and also to be of toter.,
by making the owner thoroughly acquainted with the
meaning and object of eyerythiet toloteleg to his
machine. lithe second section, over ISO mak, are fully
described, and the pekes given, the whole being per(neele
illustrated, both an to the perk and the entire martial.
Puoy, Safety, and extra swift Facile, are treated of
clearly, and the important question of prim is far
towards bar gored when the cater see. • MOSS
voluminous senorita of flair. and saran, the Arrest
Ingrlaced first, so that you may ra. et. itetglivil one at
432. a l through the oirietir to one at £.5 5., the eeighte
sic being added. 1) her ',actions deal eith chorine.
learning, riding, touring. an I reran then some bright
examples of mood riders and their per or manors are
detailed, and the hook coecludeo with useful sketches of
tricycles. The pr ntlng and general set-lip .4 the book do
Meat credit to Mr. Wheeler, end we may say of this
indispensible headlock, it is lnt.'rso',ug ireful,
exhaustive, well Sorted out of hand, and decidedly cheap:
In fact it should, we think, be the standard of information
respse-tuat the iron steed.
Ramose Mamma. Tots -On Friday last Initials
Meer. • eloveslahookitur citing man, was charged with
oesling mukeret, the property of the La-ton rad S may
Western Rohr, Comp .ny.-Alfred Rears, a fish buyer,
said that on Thursday evening, &halt halt-pest eight, he
teak three tubs of mackerel to the railway-warm, to ge
off by rail. When he left them they were safely fastened,
but when he came again, about half-pest nine, he found
the corner of one onfreened, and somo ot the lish gone.
The tubs were pecked quite full, on that he could easily
tall if they had been robbed. The fiah produced Were
worth shout la 31.-William agent of the II Kith-
Western Roller). Company, ••-• the throe tuhs of fish in
the company's charge. At half.pest slue came on the
platform rain, whin he SAW gir,e 'nor leaving with two
m wkerel in hi. possession. Asked where he get them,
and pritoner said he bought them inside, when witeire
warned- "A re there any more s, the same placer Being
then close to the tube witner saw oree of them had been
opened, and told his man to look after prisoner, es the
package had been robbed but before they could look round
prisoner slipped off they ran after him, and the man
caught him, and told witness he had acknowledged teeing
Oh. fish, and said if he wee forgiven be would pot them
back where he found them. He was brought back, and
put two fish hack on the package which had been opened ;
ton wither gene him in charged a policetunn.-Atcheleus
William Lamb, platform policeman of Great Western
Railway received priooner into his custody ; but the latter
struggled a good deal, put his back against the carriages,
and dreamed • fish between a carriage not the platform.
When **arched, prisoner can, up another fish. aid three
more were found on him, and afterwards two others on
the platform nett. where the tubs bad hew. Two others
were found et the side of the platform, making eleven fish
In all. -Mr. E. Tweak London and South-Western Rail-
way Company's Stationciater, spoke to the tubs of Bari
being received from Mr. Rogers last night for 8 .uthemp.
too, and afterwards his attention was celled to one of the
tube, which lead been tempered with,-Prisoner was not
employed at the station in any way, and had DO business
at that port of the plcform where fish are received. -
Curtis pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to IS days' hard
labor.
OUZO, or Beaten or Coonuct. -0Q Thursday, before
Mr .1 .nuo joherison, Mr. H. Haggett. and Mr. T. Abbott,
Mr none. rampaging* ea. autnoweed for breach of'
contract, arid there ...a. a cc wa-summons egainot Wiliest
Ford tamp played. - Mr. Menne appeared for William Ford
who had ounce mei Ur. Th frau Teinplenew, for wages
due far work done The Employers' and Servants' Act
had even the magistrates rower in claims for wages up to
£lO. and Mt. Menne claimed now for wages toe for work
done. and explained that it WWI not for breach of
nearer. Mr. Templernan, he said, had • coal ship,
which defendant was helping to unload, and while thetas
torn ship cane into the harbour, and Mr. Templeman said
"If you'll look ether, and knock that skip out, you Wall
have the corn ship. Later on Tuesday ilir. Templeman's
forereen came to the men, and said be should only give
them a peony • quarter for the first floor of the store.
They refused to work at less than 111., the regular peke,
hut the foreman asked them not to detain the waggons,
and they went on till, after some limo, they wasted an
explanation, when Mr. Templernan refused to glee them
male then • peony • quake, and, on their refusal, he
ordered them oat of the Corr. They therefore sientheolled
him for the amount they had worked for.-The car for
Mr. Templet:nen was that, be being • wasiderahle
employer of labour, was anxious to be on good term with
all those whom he employed, bet he only wished to pay
what was right. Before entering into the work, (it was
asked for Mr. Templemen) the men themselves asked
hirn for • contract and he referred them to the foremen,
erbo stated he had uttered fir° an agye,wet with these
men for • fixed sum of money, for which they were to
finish the unlociing of the skip: they had gone on at the
work, and had drawn 5.. on account, but while they Were
in the trait of the work, (whether men being scare, or
mackerel had been 'aught, and the beach bad its sanc-
tion., Kr. Howard did not *eta drawee struck ; bet
Templeman refused to pay an increased price, and they
broke al the work, and Mr. Templeman bed to employ
ethers at a higher rate, whereby he bad to pay nearly is,
besides causing the vessel to he delayed on demurrage
As their conduct had caused him • low, Mr. Terepteman
did not went anything to he glees to him hat it Would on
to soar public charity. -There were teree or fear lode-
ersildrit whores., inrodiat the II erhounneeter.-The
eaae wee eveetaally referred to kr. Mestere, imalase for
Mr. Damen, Yen merchwt
TIM Door= or Uttucstema
Churchill • p•rter. w .a cutout .ned on Friday teat, before
Mr. J. Robertson, Mr. T. Abbott, and De Thud, for
Plying as • esteem. without • licenee-Lmil. Terre
ens, a young pomp of respectable appearane, said on
Wednesday evening lest she came trues the adieu
station and met defendant, of whom she asked the hest ,
way to Portland, and he replied the hest way would b'
for her to have • waterline • boat, Ho gut a beat sad
tild her to jute .le, and ohs thinking be for • weiennue
did en He told her Portland wee only jest round the
p 4nt, and she asked his fare, when he toll her half-a,
crown. She wanted to go to the Mottos, and be promised
to land her at P .rtJand after pitting her on board the
ship. No other persona were in the boat hut herself and
defendant, and when in ter middle of the hay he fell
beck and his oars slipped sway Iran him end he lost
them ; he told her be thought she could have picked up
the leftband oar, but she replied, "I am not a watarneen
I hired you to take me." A steamer was paring and
defendant celled to her, but thus on board took no
notice. She told defendant he could get the boat on by
means of • piece of board, and he tried but amid not do
so, and when she saw an deer boat coming she waved hen
bendkerebief, and the man came up, took her into his hoist,
and took the other boat in tow.-Semael Baker, • water-
man, let defendant have one of his boats on Wedoeeday
evening, end WSW him take the young woman in it.
Defendant had taken off people before; but tale Was She
first time be bad done ote this year; be sae not tipsy when
he went: but be had worthies with him in • aneerer
bottle. Churchill paid witness Pd. an hour for the hut,
and as the charge for • boat with • waterer was le
an hour, Churchill kept the other ninepence himself -
William Jante• Hines, another watermen, was returning
from the Fleet in his boot on Wednesday evening, when
he sae defendant'. hut drifting towards the Breakwater
end, and about two miles fr m Weymouth pier. A
woman in it waved • handkerchief, he went toward. it,
and found it was without oar. Defendant was in the
bow of the host, and appeared to have lost all emir 4 over
it; be was not drunk, but appeared to have been drinking.
If be had known anything about boating, he could have
recovered his oars by uoing fir piece of wood in the boat,
es they would not float far in • short time. The woman
was very much agitated, and winner thought it wee • very
fortunate thing that be came actor the boat, for it was
drifting oil to see, end hie was about the lest boat going
by-Mr. It. Gale, for the Town Clerk, said defendant we.
not a licensed ersterneen, though he had been • porter one
yeer.-Cburchill, who had roughly interrupted the young
WOWSISD 000 e or twice, now decked that be was going to
take her to Portland out of pure kindness, as she told him
she was ikon of money. As to his iodise the oars he said
that was owing to sourthing slipping off his band,-Mr.
Robertson sad the car was meet completely peeved,
defendant bed done a dirt le lejeeties, anisjrues to the
organ by jeopardising Mr life, and to the watermes by
teeing away their breed.-FieedSla including meta or 14
days In default Defirodeat : You can her it to-morrow.-
Locked up till the worry should be paid.
• Somas Jog-Alm. the Plameasit Petty
Tuesday Iset=..W. J. Harker. better known as " H.,"
made se to the Beside that aortas doosamate
Would be destroyed, but that be should hate free
ores to Meas. Mr. Harker said he hod rooked the
folio' leg baker from Captain Caere° :-" The Hon.
Seggetery of the Weymouth, and Omsk Oinh begs to
„eejet Kr. asykar, a mimes to kis lettere that it is
hy have a proposer lens whole pereerelly
:re.= as-
sad • seconder, both meethen of the Mai% in
order to bewen• • neember of this, clula-Wereouth, 5 b
July. -Mr. Hacker 'optioned he had written no letters
to the hon, weretery of the Couney and therefore
the letters refrerd to be Critter u„thotro were (siesta
Tbose decussate he thought. shirr not be destroyed or
tampered with, hut that be ought to hare free Gooses to
thaw, and he disked lb. Smote for an expression of minks,
to that effect -The Mayer said such ae eapreaar of
error unless they bed hell autleority for arm so, woad
be eery unwise on their part The quake wee-What
right had they to *Megrim the application I Writing serk
lettere eras, of course, very cnistemptible ; but he did not !
thiek the Coert weld give Mr. Harker as, help-Kr, 1
Harker said the Ming tended to berg him into cream p 1;
it ws• • defamatory Shirker' se hedktable arms -lir.
Arden asked would btr Balmlike to lay an informetion
-Kr Harter said be had written to Capt. lileigams, teed
be intimated he thought ef diroyeeing the party who
write the kettandatiserder to bring a civil arks -Mr.
Arden Now. I you have pot yourself out of Court
I=l.l=*ta we some he the Milffllol222-The
dreamortmer near eel el eer