The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

WI fILOOTH.

%Vila= nworta in England have find badly this
year. At Bournemouth houses which let formerly at
sixteen cr eighteen guineas a week are eLher empty
or taken at hall that bee; while at Torquay thing.
are in even a worse gat.. In fact the financial
depression has affected everything and everybody.
I know of brand-new primisse in the heart of the
City which aro Oren to the lemon for the current
half-year rather than the proporty should be dept.*.
elated by an abrupt change of lee.—[Weymouth,
on the contrary, has doer fairly wall.]

(burry Perrr lisairons, Friday. More Colonel
8...Me1d. Captain rretor. and Mann. Eliot and
Gladden.

&Woe • Dog enditOod • Llama —40.44 des
Amigo was atunnosed lokeepsag a dog suittout a
Inastes—P.O. Dibble stud taut us to. 14th oi Muth Oa
vathel the cletandant's lomat sod saw. dug tiler% tor
which they cou/d not produce • limas; ass bad taken out
oats last yrs but out t 0... Defendant's nosiest lwre came
forward aDd austsd that the dog isquestion lews a fancy
OW. she took out a bonus last Jay. and thought it
would last till July In this year. due had, kowtow. tattoo
out one also* tits palcassan bad beau RI her haws
D,fendaat said else nistaw at Colette:ell, nod was • desior
in utilk. Thu Butch: Wts shalt dos you as low as as
poratbly osa, tricaues you fanciad your bosses would last
tall tad neat July. l/1106 Is. nod costa

Assam.r. —Henry Dyed wee summed by William
Anthony for an *MGM assault.—Mr. Howard and 14.
appeered it.. Hutu, in opening Me case, stated
that this was one of the moot mommitia use. et remit
that had ever bees brought mime • Court at inetrie, ea
would appear when Me Bence beard toe loci., end be
.0.11 set tee mamstretes web°w their odupprotution by
lad toting a smell dria—Complainaut stated tut on the Lb
of Match be was in Waal at abut eleven u clock at night,
our the house at Km Pram He was on his way home
when he Gems upon two ingress in Merge of • won and
• bey, named Belt Re Imiced luto them and saw 1100•11
straw and hiers in Mem. He said something to the boy,
shortly *Stye which the deteadaut came up, and while he
was Sulking to the boy, defendant said, What business
have you hen f• and shook bia tit in Ma Inc.. lie mud,
" What's this Ming drug hare, laterferiag with my
Madame r He teplied be wee doing no harm, he woo
only telling the buy what to do, its usilme some strew wee
placed in emileel holes the luau sail whack they ware
going to_piaos in the wmgeo would run out into the
entail. He then went and naked to Mrs. Thum end
while doing so toe delearmot beim bringing out the eight
soil from • vault behind it,.. Peacoe• home. Orland.
anes graadece we* standing oat Me waggou. Desendmai
told toe boy to heave some of the stud over him but the
boy did act do so. Deleadant outdoued to brim; out tue
sell, and while he stood were the delude/it came out end
heaved some altos stuff over his legs. Ile atm repeated
Lb. same—this time some of the Content. ul the litieeet
went our Mrs. Peacoes shutters. The defendant
repeated this a third tins, and this time the stud wept
o'er hi. heed and all over his clothes, souring them all
over. Toe whole .contents of one at the bucket, were
hurled at him. Al Set this, the deludoot came
up and struck hist and used him by tee toiler,
breaking one of his shirt buttons ad. Re had not said
anything to provoke Mai, nor bad they had say worm,
He abased him Wore be saw hnin.—The MMus ot toe
co.plainent were here produeed, and Mr. Howard
oberrved that they could be wulied tor 61. and a bottle of
cent. Cologne. gowned by Mr. Hoe ard : He
lam seen umuy Portland summon : lii. hat and
Jersey were completely spoilt. He bad sot bed any
word' with the defendant oil atter—they had had no
quarrel this was no quarrel st ail, lid lulu.
• moo named Joseph Jalitle • but had had no
words with him. Ile did not anat.. to repeat him
it the soil Ina put Into the 'notion, nor did he soy say-
%bang to him about Me way be was doing ale work. As
sun em Thomas Jobs!. cans up, he did not collar turn or
swear at thin... He dui not uk tutu what busies..
they had Mete. He said nothing at all to them. They
did not tell him toga home and leave Mem alone. Hyatt
dew at him like • cu. Thomas and Joseph iodide and
denury Ball, were Men, he did not colter nosy of them
Ile did not go opts thud and lOU Weiss wa., todo. tie
did not tall ham what he should, or Mould uot do. Its
did not see a stick projecting mut one of tn. bucket..
Defendant hove the first lot iii I.la right at lum. li• did
not collar Blatt, but when Butt took hold of Mtn he
tried to get out of his way. Had been In that court a
few Moss before, all through a drop el drink. Had
alao been thud four or five times for being drunk; not
10 or 90 Mesa He had bad Id days in Dorchester
He had been to Dorchester gaol fee nothing slag than for
a drop of beer and for noippayineet of money. On this
occasion be wart perfectly quiet till •Byati More the stuff
at him.-14-erantined by Mr. Hans..: tie fru standing
ball the breath of that ball trona detendaat when he hove
the stud at hint Wu nails liquor, nor was be drunk.
Had come out of Mu Andrews, the washerwoman and
not out of Me public-house.-14. Howard: you had
better get Mrs. Andrews to wash year clothes. (Laughter.)
—P.C. Osorge Stone WWI on duty on the Moot in
question In Chesil, when now the complainant
and deft:octant iDefericiant : Tee sober and wee standing
sear the Swan Inn.) This would be about ILM. Dam.
dent made a statement to hun. He was swearing and
kicking ape row in the streets. He was clothed in AIM,
sal was in a very emitsl state, and be (onager) adviut
logohint home. Els lied seen Hyatt previously. He had
never beard anything ef him but being • quiet atm.—By
Mr. Howard: lii. not toe first fame I have heard hist
wln the streets. He is very qolet when out of
swearing
cannot swear that many people to Portland are
down upon him. There was • crowd of people round hint,
and he was covered with MM.—Tots was complomairea
rise ad Mr. Howard dealt at soon Mooch anti. exceliall
character kis client bore and ot the nopectability of his
family—and on the other hand that of a nun who wee
addicted to drink and wbo had been in Dorchester gaol.
Thry lad the two men before them and it would be tor
the bench to judge which party was telling the truth—
Toe defendant on this night was surrottoded by a amid
of people, and if his words were true why not call emu at
them aa whammed He mut respiestl tally submitted that
the defendant's etortsirl tha. devoid of truth, that
instead of the dirt thrown at him, e dirt
cum upon his clothes the Mods co Mr. Brant,
and by his het heels( been thrown off Is the acad.
and rolling among the night soil on the erouud.
He had heard of people going down to Chesil to enjoy •
sea breeze, but not to stand by • night-mil waggon u
Authony hid done to sold such a smell as this must have
been. It was not at all likely that thesis men liked Moe
leterfered with, and if at auy time a man came in
contact with • chinineyoweep he must use his hand., and
the soot would find its way on to Ms opponsat • claim'—
s° WWI it la tale case, and as Anthony had been in tbe
company of • washer-woman she would doubdires be glad
to wash Isis clothes for 61.—Thomse Jodi ffe wee then
called en the defendant's odd., and state I Mai Brut was
his father.Uplaw. On Om eretung of the 61 of March
he went to Mrs. Purods with two waggono to empty a
vault, while Mulcting by hit waggon Anthony came up to
him and co/lared him, and swearing at him asked him
" Whet he did there I" Hs had not said a word to him
neither had Mr. Hyatt in his presence; when complainant
begin making a row he told him be bad bettor go home,
and not make a noise there. He then lett him sad went
up to Byatt and wanted to show him the way to empty
the closet. Brett said he did not want any inform Goon
on that suldrot, end that be had better go home. They
tom .yertod work, complainant Maples on tatidea all
the while about emptying clout.. Byatt wee carrying
one of the buckets out, and • stack which projected from
I.)
(Volt 11.r.Bayat=r1t
end zuttieupothers et the slde
' the row-
plainent's leg.. Hs beard Anthony cursing and swearing
among a crowd of people. Anthony we, his (witness's)
used& —Mr. Howard: He is very proud of hie uric
(Laughtter.)—Riateal Ball corroborekd the but wituese's
statement, adding that there was a scialle between
the complaisant sad the defoodaat, In Mach the coup
pLamant's hat was knocked at. and It roiled amend
some of the stuff under the engem. He wee *tending
by all the while end ea. all that took_ place. This litmus
oee meanly cromexamiried by Mr. Haase, and ro
.I.soilyed by Mr. Howard, at the request of the latter
complainant wee re-celled and stated that be taw Ball
list week and bad some conversation with him about
this matter sad Bill bad said Byait hen one mad .y
him which be Might not to have done. —The Bench with-
out having further evidence tilammeed the cue, each party
paying their own mots.

oasTILOCTIOW AT gADIPOLL —Miaow RON, of Badi pole,
wen summoned For leaving a dnil on tbe higoem at
lisdipole on Use 1111 Mot tannins mt obstruction. A
latter of charaentr was put in front theremor of Kadin°la
and the Bench inflicted the nominal penalty of 61. and
meta

Vounrrsin't Lusurnnt —Jahn flow Wü., waa
enn.mmad that ha bang a osW. to tao 4tit
DV. Artillery meidected and mimed to pay hi.
contribution of .C 1 10.. Yr. Howard appeared on behalf
of dm proorattion.—Dafandaat wad ha had not mimed
to pay, but ha bad not had the manna to pay vntl,
fiargaant•lnatrartor Hayward, asked fee an ardor and the
Bench graatad aim for payment Wane tho 114th of April.
can warrant would Its loosed againat dalasulant.

REIDPOIT.
AN OLD Omni= —On Thursday before the Mayor,
Mr. T. H. Edmunds, and Dr. Hay, M.D., Jan Atoka,
poulterer,
6on Sonth-ctreet, drunk and disorderly In the
borough Um previous sight, was fined rip aid aide
)—Alloweid • fortnight in which to pay.
BICYCLI Cum.—Ths following runs hays just been
arraad &d, 5 p.m., Itaathridge short run ;
AprilirOth, Hallway Station, 330 IL__ Ate. fee HcdPiesh 604
Notlarbery ; April le* Town unit 7 80am., to,
Taunton; April Me, Italiwsy Station, &el p.m, for
practice ; April 91.13, Acker kWh, 3 p.m, for Wallinruth.
TTPUOID /VIM IN BWOIL —This dreaded epidemic
just declared Item( at Power-stock on the premises of Mr.
Sidney Palmer. The discovery that two out of Oro Men
woo infected use made or ba'.urdaa last, and to *Denim
into the nature of the outbreak a apecial mostrag of
("aunty limalsketes was held at the Tows Hall on Tunes.
day at norm, presout—Lfout -Colonel Coo (Busininsterh
Kr. C. Weld and Mr. o.lfox (Btidpoit), the Clerk of the
Peep being represented by Hi. J. nook.. Ts. Premises
were visited by virtue of informaton given to the Palm
authorities by Kr. A. IL Banister, YR 0.V.8.. who duly
certified the thrum Irma which the animals were seder.
MA Two pip intoned bail died dace &ado,. The
nmeirdratas now made as ardor lot tin slaughter of the
three notelets g pig; compasmatios to ose.balt their
value to be mad* to the owner. The peopoioso were ales
ordered to be at moo didatootsd sad la
with SW prowling a
of like As the distrisl Se br=
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