The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH.
FnilS D-Vilt,--C.EtAill Thr.uher has re-igned the
tor shiej a h It.fic corps. It is thought
ON Werooo
I lent. lima •ill be the new commandant.
is Tows Hunn.—Our ()And ',civilities to enliven
i. geplanade on fine evenings, by playing choice
triaia. Their perf.irmances will form no Mal part
of the attrsetions of a, season,
TWMfostos.—We are pl.quad to record that Ifni:.
Ylrekett, out-door ahem :hid class, of 11. M. Customs,
12. , beted to be let class out-door officer of this
en Promo
r . .° „ ~,e ~,,,,,,,e, roused by the removal of Mr,
: ti. s ;:r..." 7.. ~,, wi
n ining officer, to Falmouth.
mouth.
—A notice hos been issued, over the signature
a Superintendent Vickery, that all dogs found wander. '
&Wet the Wools without their
are required to
belaltesmkodeetro.
it it
en, d al
?color BANK,— a brethren of Co "
penaltyfert"iot Luse. dogs respective owners
# lathers," at their meeting on hf ondurt "Plume
of
ztwodithaeomsForeestepirarit'teynniya bomb k. The idea was tarn
0 evening .4111..
, alba
of
depositors
wiliw
000 were present, and the
soon be much

371;Zeri-.
Mr. Wawa's CouPtaurv.—The complaint of Mr.
minas Samuel Wittlis (not Mr. Samuel Willie. who
I .4 nothing to do with it). against Mr. Snook" eandle
clory, bu been oommunicated to the central Local
overnment Board Offico,and has bet n by Mr. T. TA) lor
. ride known to the Loral Board of Health, in this
t en, who are to apply to the Central Board.
.I.valsrlo Gramm Cum.— Mr. Gibbs tho very
rgetie bon. see. of the above, haa supplied • want
t,s.dy felt by the members and the clubs playing on the
Weymouth kthletic Cricket Club ground, by presenting
fium with an exuedingly handsome Telograph. It was
d vigned by himself and shows remarkably well to the
E Ale so that the players can Des how the score studs
at the fall of each wicket and what each batsman has
costribeted to the grand total as he retires from the
aerie •.1 Iwo,. It was presented on Friday evening at

-e-ral practice.
• /011111n11•TI01( OP ROMAN CATHOLIOL —A Oontirma-
i • a was bud at the chapel on Sunday last. The Roman
t...th0110 Bishop of Plymouth, Dr. Vaugham, oonsin
d. J. Weld Esq., of Luiworth Castle, preached in
w
th • morning ho the text, "Learn of me, because 1
ihr meek and humble ill heart." Al half-past
te ee the confirmation 'Pardee was held. About 13
bey' and 10 girls, who had bad about two months' tore-
whiten by the Rev. Mr. Charles were presented to
fib, Bishop. The girls were all dressed in white, w.. 11
I•..eg white vells. The Bishop before cionfirmation, in.
r acted all as to the nature of the sacrament. Im-
mediately after the confirmation the children very
DIT-rly wag gm hystot "Soldiers of Christ," the organ
being played by Mini 8011. The confirmation servioe
mr,,s followed by the Benediction, given by the Bishop.
The Rev. Mr. Charles and Rev. Mr. Poole assisted in
the service. The altar was most beautifully adornod
with choice flowers; the chapel was crowded to
imam.
'iwapaw Dratii.—On Wednesday night, Mr. Wool-
d-•dge of the Rdingburgh Hotel, died rather suddenly
•-m heart dimwit. He was a member of the Weymouth
.trltlstie Cricket ()tub, end of great value as a heti.
and especially as • wicket-keeper. On Friday he
at, ended practise in the cricket field, but felt unwell,
could not join in the game. On the return of the
dusters, Mr. Wooldridge did not seem able to keep
t with the foremost of the party &animal, but linpred
lad with a member, to whom he seemed so ill that
I 'eared Mr. Wooldridge would be unable to get home.
' Saturday he was • little better, and on that day
s. Wooldridge had another son. Deceased did not
:m worm until Monday. and at six o'clock in the
evening was in his bar, but soon after felt ill again.
Drt Lush was sent for, and ordered him to bed ,• but
tie:eased rapidly became worse. The dbtrers of the
Po•sf Wife, who found out her husband's illness was
at ions became extreme. and she desperately summoned
.0 her strength, and, in spite of opposition, entered
tho room of her latubind, in time to receive • lad (bre-
w( d from him. He then, having wished her goodbye.
bed just enough strength to remember her weakness
Atol to ask her to go back to her own room. Deceased
t :Arad • little before 10, at 42 years of age, leaving
young children with his widow. Ile had long
• bored from dime* of the heart, which was the Collie
'blidseth.
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aozottori PsTrT Poliaamte, Ttteeday.—Before the
,yor (James Milledge, ), H. Haggett, Req., G.
11 molds, Esq., J. lizard. Req., end Dr. Tizard.
LICUICI FOE • IBILLIBIEZ.

tr. J. W. Beach, supervisor of Inland Revenue, pro-
o nted, under an order of the Commisdonors of Inland
Revenue, Mr. W. G. Sethr, undertaker, Park-street,
f...r keeping a carriage for which • lioenoe was required,
without snob licence, whereby he had incurred a p,nalty
of E2o.—Mr. Senior asked for an adjournment, that he
might appeal to the Board.He pleaded guilty to not taking
out the licence for the carriage; but said it wu because
be thought the Eittlllibeer was not liable for • licence.
The officer asked him if be diaputed it on that ground,
and he replied that be did.—Mr. Arden said defendant
was served with the summons 12 days ago, and bad
therefore had plenty of time.—Mr. Beach said the finst
application to Mr. Senior was on December 29, 1870,
and he had been Galled upon no less than seven times,
and on one occasion the Collector of Inland Revenue
wrote to him. Instead of asking for an adimanisent. he
thought Mr. Senior should be fined the full penalty,
for he had given a great deal of trouble. If others gave
so much trouble he would not be able to do his duty.
—Mr. Senior said he heard that a Shillibeer was not
liable because it conveys a curpee.—Mr. Beach said
defendant was not summoned for the Shillibeer, but for
other carriages, and he bad only lately paid for others
which he had neglected to do before.—Tbe Mayor said
the magistrates were disposed to reduce the penalty to
a quarter of the amount; but if he appeared again, the
full penalty would by initiated. Ho must pay £5 and
costa—Mr. Beach said he wontl not ask for ooA•.—Mr.
Heal begged to deny the assertion of Mr. :enior. Oa
the 29th of May he (Mr. Heal) distinctly toll him he
was liable for the Shillih-er ; but that he might pay
for the other carriages, and make enquiries about the
Shillibeer.

BAILIFF'S CHARGES.

John Gitaaa, Maiden-street, broker and bailiff, was
summoned by Joseph Hannay, to recover a sum of 8.
overcharged by him. It appears that Hannay's sister
had been living in a house in Brunswick court, and a
distress was put in for the sum of El 10s. According
to the statement of the brother, the first day Gibson'e
man took possession of the house, they dosed the eocir
against her before ten o'clock, aud when she came, she
had to break open the door to grits. She found the
bails men had taken possesidon of her bed. After
this she would not sleep in the house, but walked shout
all night. When the poor girl was ser.t to the uyluni,
her friends wished to recover her goods, the whole of
which had been removed from Brunswick-ooutt to
Gibson's house. They offered to pay Gibson his charges
and he alma gad them 3161 for the levy, four days pos-
session at 3.61, les, and porterage of the goods from
the court to his house, 3e 61. They asked him to be aa
lenient as possibly ; and his leniency may be judged by
the fact that by the law he is oaly allowed 3. for the
levy, 2.61 per day possession, and the porterage he is
Oct allowed at all. Thus the overcharge was 8.. for
which the friends were advised to sue Gibson,—DeGn-
dant at first wetted that these were the proper
charges • but on the Mayor telling him he knew the
law, be Lid that Anne Hannay had torn up one levy,
and they were obliged to have another, she had also
threatened his man's life, and that he had paid him
the 3. eld per day.—The Mayor ordered defendant to
pay three times the amount of the overcharge, and 41
Costa, total El Is.
THORIIIDAT. —Before G. Reynolds, E.
A mimic:bairn= named iictocoa was brought up for
= Leah petitionu—Superhitendent Vickery mild dhe ha
petitions from tbe prisoner ; but the parties begged
of did not wish to appear against bim.—Dissobwed;
BernaDsr.—Before the Mayor (Jas. Milledp, Esq.),
and 0, Reynolds, RN.
ffidflAew Bendeif was charged with being drunk and riotous '
on Wednesday night, about a quarter to lt —Bendel' having
got drunk, amused himself by locking his wife out of doors,
and then chaffing her. When the police spoke to hi,,,, he
swore he didn't care for anybodv.—ffineal 40., or seven days.
Mary An Gager, an old woman, who did Dorchester the
InJuellos to my am waa therefrom, was brought up for lying
drunk on the pavement, with all her poi...ions—a packet of
buttons--near her.—Mr. Reynolds laid he aupposed she had
come to aimed the races—es though there must be • great
demand for "buttons' amongst people who attend races; but
she warn mach shocked, and iald, "Oh ! no, that's • place I
never goes to." Catching the old lady's humour, the magi*.
• trates ontenced her to 14 days' imprisonment.
An information was laid against Nary A anal, of John•street,
by Robert Witt= and George DIITILT, two inhabitants, for
keeping • disorderly hour:, The necesaary notifies were served,
and the witneesee were bound over to give evidence at the
Assizes, and the superintendent to prosecute.