The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03 00:00:00

WX7 MOUTH.

Vine? WEYMOUTH Siena BOWERY BUILDING
BOOlater—The next appropriation of this maim,
wilt lege pleas on Wednesday, Jane 4th. Chair to
be tense at eight p.m.
&recut Cklearegaute.—At the Petty Sessions oo
Tuesday, William Gam, the Pier toll c dlect tr, was
sworn in • special a suiteble of the b 'rough. William
Lilliagton, the Market House Inspector, will &Imo be
sworn In • spelal corpAshie.
Snot. BUIL) OMIA4w AWAY. Monday morn-
ing Mr. Psdeeon's van cause in contact with the blind
of Messrs. beams sad Moms'. outfittiog shop, 84,
Thonme-etreet. 'Ube blind and fittings wen carried
away, as wee • portion of the Mop front.
Ta.ltinacise—lhuing the premed week the shrubs
bane been plated oes the Eugene...le, under the super-
legendeemie of Mr. Supt. Vickery. Since imt year
they have grown ontsiderahly. and now afford a greet
refief to the eyes.
A.liElltealVE Gaul.—At the Petty Sessions on
Tuesday, before the Mayor (R. N. Howard, Eriq ), B.
Hopkitn. Ent., awl J. C. Buck, Esq. Henry Busman,
• lad, we. summoned for wilfully braking • pane of
elm —Harriet &rot* I stated she lived at No. 2. West
Plain end ii FM.y last the defendant broke. pane
of gles in her boom playing 'Cat mei kitten." The
Telma of the pms of gine was 61—Supt. Vickery soil
people living in West Plan were subjected to great
aanuyence by those b rya—Defendant was tined Gl..
the damage, 6 1., an I coat..
Welt/U.I7TH BICYCLE CLUB —To 1) rcheater, CYO
WWl33lllllii Orme, hs•lng been fixed for the club run
on Wednesday, a I.lrly strong number of members
seeembled fore" epin' through that pleasant pert of
this country. Dorchester having been reached at
sight ~'clock, a halt we. made at the Off. Tavern
for half-an-hour, whoa the 13 .meward d'orr f wee
commits:ol Woymouth 'slog reacled sb 1.. 9.30.
Next Wednesday one of the long rune will 1 upder-
teken. Nfaiden Newton being the place to 6.1 v jetted.
THU !Louisa I 'IIXII.-00 Tuesday night. new raging
galley for thie club, which he. been built by Casper,
of Putney, arrived at Weymouth, and no Wed goeday
we. c inveyed to the boat-home by n richer
01 •
the membors of the club in full boatiow costume.
Bne Is a very h.m.leorse boat, 30 feet long, fit...A with
the latest improeements, and has coot £4110.,, inclod.
tog the cot .4 conveyance. She is to be christened
" Weymouth." and the oeramony, together with Vie
launch, will take plum on tVedireeday next.
Tug Tgargio or • Bahluo2l.—The ascent of two
balloons formed part of the tlisplay of fireworks in con-
nection with tha te.minmion ..f the visit of the
Q.O.R.Y.C. on Friday nicht. Them were met up
under the •uperintenden-e of Mr. Fairey. On Sunday
be meted the f dooring lever :—" Nal-h Farm,
Marshwocel, Crewkerne, May 2418. 1884.-34,-1
hued • balloon this morning, .6 .ut five o'clock, with
"sew &Mr..e nu it. It I. not damaged but little.—
Yours truly, J. R. Wien "
Tits Allearil.M.—On Tneeley evening • short miesion
was oonsmenct. let it. hlney's Church, when the It-n.
J. Studien' preached. On Welnee ay the Ray. W.
Hay Al km u joined Mr. Stepli -rra marl preached in
then... plec• of er-rehiii morning and •••ning, the
letter service bele, largely aCen led. The 1t,..
W. H. Aitken preaches to-lay (l'hureday), ant to-
morrow (Friday), morning and r•vening, and on the
latter day the mission will end, but on Sunday next
(Whit Sunday) the Rev. J. Stephen. will preach at
ail services, and orlllection. will le made in behalf of
the Church Parochial Mielog B.iciaty, Mrs. Crouch
is alas holding Bible readings
DIMMEMXItte.—At the Petty Heselons on Thee.
day before the Mayor N. Howard, EN ). B.
Hopkina.Em., and J. C. Buck, 13 q. William Cook.
estrdriver, wag cha,ged with wing drunk end
meaulting the police.— P.O. Carter et.ted that ten
minutes teat twelve that m .ruing he we. foi 4loty
against Trinity Church talking to two corporals 4•1
Artillery. Prisoner came up d.nnk and .orsped him
of esrd•pley big with another constable. He told him
be had better h. carotid .4 what he said, and ordered
him away. Prisoner refused to gn, and he t sok him
Into tinttoly. Prisoner, on the way to the It .t 1
'truck him with a stick, which witness broke.—
Prisoner gal.l he thought he had bettor plead guilty.
—The Mayor said there was nothing against him on
the ho rier, and se he had leen locked up all night,
Mom would let him 44 na Eminent of cost., le.
'rue GRP AT Witligillt -Tbi• C ,nipany Is tusking
considerable airerattrne and improvements at the p..-
'en rev elation, rendered isoweary by the increase of
t. -he. The alterations comprise the enlargement r.f
the cloeir.room and waiting-rooms retl the erection of
a porter'. room and other offi us Toe new platform
1M excurehmieta, 600 fern long, is being rapidly pipits'
forward, in order that the Board of Trade Inspector
May pass it se tit for nee by next Monday, when en
pgc,ipti,,g,,fig uses', amount of treat., la exoected.
The company's staff at this station are begat heavily
Sated by the potatoe traffic, which ie now in fall swing.
The company have Mrs again ohliosi to abandon the
81. Halo traffic this year in cone-quesce ot the want
of (WWI« In Weymouth Harbour.

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Einiormo —,rival.; Cyanue (.1, Falls, Jamey,
general ; Brighton () Flasher, Cherbourg, eimaral ;
Vultar• (0, Blampied, Cherbourg. goner.' ; Arias
(s), Painter, Jersey, general Hiy tread (so).
Jersey, p Onto. ; Sapphire (as), H inter, Jamey,
potatoes; gnaws. (4), Bowling, Buirtitsinouth.
d and Mary. Many, Southend).
C.77:11 Q (.). Haill, Portsmouth. nil; Winds.
worth, Fraitty. Thurso. Stun.; B itienernouth
Miller, Bournemouth, ponsengers ; Clyde, Wilson,
Shields, cool. : Cerium (s), rez., isrwl.
row.' ; Bright n (.). Fliabor, Otwobourg, general ;
Vulture (.), Blampied, Cnerbourg, genies'; Aquila
(e), Painter, J...., moor. ; Hoy Hoed (as), Tam-
lyn. Jersey, empties; Sapphire (a.), Hunter, Jane'.
sisiptues Ein..reen B oaring, B iurnamoutb,
paseengers ; Courier, M diger, Alderney, ballast;
Bouraesnouth4.), Miller, B menial:mouth. imsdnidur ;
Premise (s), maid, Bournemouth. all; Elio tbstii
and Mary, Mabsy, B mthampton, tar water.
DILONILMOICIIL—At lb. Poilo4,ooOft 441 Woodsy,
balore B. Hopkins, Berl (in lb. chair), J. E. Hoban',
Esq.. J. 1:. Rows. Kari • and J. C. Buck, Esq.—
George Foster and Frederick Con, seaman of the brig
"Clyde," now in Weym iuth Harbour, were cbargal
with being drunk and riotous in Trinity-street on the
Pro/jou' night, end a'so with wilfully damaging the
greet oat of P. C. Carter.—P.C. Ceder stated at half-
past slide, lad night he W 44 on duty in Trindretrset.
He saw prisoners drunk or the bridge and kleklog up
row. Ha mked th.m to go on board their .kip, and
not mAs • role. They reload, and stayed there
about a-qu .rteir of an hour making • nuke, their
coated heou very ri App.. Tatra we a crowd
roun I them. Ho ,aik Cox lot. eatody. and Fiat.r
caught bold 'of hi. root; Oux then got awl, and he ,
took Foot., int. clat stly and brought him to the
station. Ile a. v., side. He afterwards ap- ,
prisheaded om. The cost of rep tiring MO Ons• would I
I. four shilllnga —The eadsin of the slim ears
poisoned a good chander.—Fined Oa each, including
amts. --John Williams, also of the brig "Clyde,"
was charged with being drunk ant incapable 44 toe
previous evaning.—P C. Haasford date! ab .ut nine
o'clock last night he was on duty the other aide of
the water, and received complaints of prisoner having
ban in the water. He went after him, and saw him
by the ship. H. went over the plank on to hie ship, I
but as soon as witness's back was turned he eau.
ashore again. Wittier apprehended bun In Hope.
square. U. war irony drunk and riotous. When they
got him to the station they wed obliged to take his
ctotbe. .1 and dry them—Captain
of the 1,„4 .• grafi, I war one of hi.
maw. Primmer was very drunk. and used diaorac.fttl
Inagidge. He w. • diegr.c• to the town . 4 Wey-
mouth, and to tba ship. t 0.,. Priamer war not tit to
take care of hiins.ll. H. shouldu't hays him bask au
the ship again.—Finod 10.. and costs.

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FORMATION OF A LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
A well-attan led wroth. 1 of Liberals re he'd in the
Temp-rare Itoh, P .rkertrest, on Nloadu nigh.,
buoer the presidency of %Ir. Geskell. fullowleg
reef, ui o was .mar•ica go—tlag
impr•••••• Is beau, c.... 11 'roe la big GM boor rid
to- G 'worriment, and it. letiger*. 'a at tb• eca &e'er,
ini-Kagimb oppoeillou pureed by Lao fore Opp e.-
tbdi in the Hour of Comm ma, and urge. the Govern-
rent t peer forward the erect... wares II Arr before
the o untry, especially the Franchre BR, the Lon.
don Uovernmeat Bill, an 1 the Merchast Shipp's'
Bill, sad, if necessary to proles, the Session math
these neeseares have been pared into law." It was
also resAved ti reform the Liberal Aes vietion, Mr.
Howard Bowen brag elected secretary, pro kw.
' Frier other bursar was turreted, and the pro-
, ceedlags terminated with a •..de of treks to Mr.
Boren for presiding.
POILTI.A.ND
Tnit Mather Sou kixiioX. —H. MS. Hercules is
'spored I. retro to Portman I on Friday, arid the
Rewire Square will asemable here the following
week for their annual thorn cruise.
NEW METHOD OF &TIRO LZII.-00 W•daeaday
*Facia( • am" apparataa foe saving life, layered by a
ran brie' on Um Island, was tried ea the Chesil
Beach. The es perimt eta were conducted II the coast-
guard in lb. prewar f Ceptaln Frown, R.N.
tintrucci.—The etwarnshlp Poor's, of Looduc for
Natal, the direct line from L .udoo, put into Poet-
ised on Sunday Err ark and deepatethea, and
we. attended to by the agents, Messrs. HAJHOFHI sad
Co.

ELJICTIIC LIGHTING 0/ SHIPS. Xt. LSGN, 010041cliin
of the Dockyard. awl warm swalttaata hav• proceeded
to Portland in order to complete thii provisiou of
B warren with the eleotrio light. It is not
improbable that other guard and 'Mallory vessels at
diftereat post, will be similarly dealt with at au early

A Waamoo.—Pedeatrians and others should be.
were of Wide-street, where the convicts cleat work
1 'yelling. They are al feet below the level"( the
road, and thedonger to astiying or restive horse is great.
There should be also a border • at night" for the
better protection of pedestrians. This is all the more
necessary an the r. cat is not lighted.
PIUMITITS METHODIST AHSIVIASARI.—The Primi.
tire Methodist, colebreted their annivemary on Toes-
day leet by Demons preached by the Rev. C.
IJonsham. Oa Monday evening thsee was • public
meeting in the chapel, when addresses were delivered
by the dep.:Mama, the R.'. O. Doesharn, R•v. E.
X ward., RAY. J. Taylor, and ..thers. Ou Wednes-
day evening the Rev. Cl. Dimas= delivered an
intereeting lettere to a good audience in the • orne
plam.
THB SALISBURY CHORAL FOTIVAL.—The united
chAr. of the courchos of S . Peter, St. George. and St.
Andrew. with the band of the Cheshire itAriment,
minus dart meta, underwent their final reheersal on
Monday evening, under the able oonductosiblp of M..
Thorne, at St. Peter's Church. There wee a fall
congregaUon, and the whole pamed off very credit.
ably. Tito festival taloa place this day ( Thursday),
and the chorus comiater of 2.800 velem. The Port-
land contingent left by spe.ial train at 6 o'clock this
morning
Tin CRANIUM 1118e.—Trutt "aye :—lt was
de lied last week by the A hairalty that the
Channel and Reserve Squadrons ani not te
be combined for a summer cruise to Copenhagen,
Stockholm, and Oronstrit Tee Duke of E Unhurt/lea
wish.e have been overruled In deference to the.
esveptlbildies of the Admiral Superintendent ot,
Na •al Rewires, who would have occupied a sub.
ordinate position if the pion had been carried out.
sp. Ow Duke was to have been in oamman 1.
Toe Channel Sq iadrom will go chord, to
Bantry Bay for • course of torpedo practice,
and it. subservient movement, are not yet
settled, while no errangemente here been made for
the cruise of the shim of the Reserve. The Duke of
Edinburgh ban obtained perrelealell f•orn the Queen to
make hie eon a sailor, and, in due time, be will pro-
bably enter the navy. Prince Alfred le to am mosey
hie father daring the summer cruise of the Channel
likinadroo.
Fit. programme of the forthcoming cruise of the
c nobieed Chancel and Reserve Squadron. has not yet
been divulged, though the additional lieutenant' who
are bora" during the annual cruise have already been
appointed to the VllllOll4 mere* ships. Tbe latter
vowels will, according to present arrangements, leave
the •orlom ports at which they are under repairs
about the Tab of June to embark the c iositguard men
within their disteict, sesembline at Portland about
the 1514 June. There will 1,.14 ironclads•ltogether
In the nyeacirnn, but if we accept the Hercule.,
Neptune, anl S ilten, none of them can be regarded
ai modern typed. lii, stated that it to intended I.
attach • number of torpedo heat, to the combined
Channel and Rom's* Sqoadroas during their forth.
ermine cruise, m as to arrive at some practical 000.1
cion as ta the seagoing c•pacities of these imp wtant
adjunct, to modern warfare. These boats wall be
molar the command of • captain or ononnan,ler, and
a•raiseemente will be made for hoietirig IMO of them in
. eat chip should bad weather or other ciroutastatime
sender such • c mese desirable.