The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-25 00:00:00

WZYMO UTZ.

cr "Dick'. bu)te ars beet, Everybody *aye so."
DORSLT i 4 put uo the ettuul&r straps la the late :Alth
114-giuteet. igmtrad of the nutobae.

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PHOTOGRAMT. The arrangement, Millie by Mr.
Wheel. ..r toe Vsudyck " Studio, for turning out
all woik well awl expe.litiouely .luring the present
season are m..t slaborate. In driti ,n to the
building nf new photographic printing rooms, he bat
engsgen a etaff of experienced artists for eacc depart-
ment, so that enlarged or reduced p Ttralts, painted in
water or oil eolsurs, or worked up in black and white,
may all be finished on the premises, as well as the high
clams paint photographic prrtraits in all size., for which
his establishment has secured so wide • reputation.
The v aious journal, connected with the art speak in
the highest terms of praise of the work sent out from
this establishment

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Slilertso. Arrivals : Brighton, lalle, Jersey,
general; Cygnus, Fii-her, Jersey. general ; Aquila,
Paint.% Just,. general; Great Western, Blampied,
&Av.:, general : Sow h of Irelan I. Pearls. Cher.
b nun, C It oiroein
passe n fere P, 114 al in 4, H 11111-111.,11
passengers; Graf Von AVran.p.l, .fetz n, Dantaic,
timber; Star of the Oman, Baser, Hartlepool, cod ;
Endynnon Fleet, Jersey, gravel ; Annie, Hodder,
: Cygnus, Filaher,
Jersey, generd ; Aqui a, Painter, Jersey, retinal ;
Bighton, F .11e, Jersey, g.nerar ; Great Western,
IS awpied, Cherbourg, general; S ,uth of Ireland,
Poem, Cherb 'rug, general ; Premier, Bowing,
Bournemouth, p ,s.engere • Empres., Cozens, Bourn •-
mnith, paricen.mrc ; Cri.tai, Quinalt, Jer,ey, ballad;
Despatch, Duguemin. Lyme, ballad: Bounty, Storm,
Hartlepool, liad it; Denia, Clarke, L dadon, ballast;
Laven.murth. Read. Itartleprol, ballant ; Teresa,
I [Orley, Portirid, nil. _ .

ALAI;MIan itentn:l4 —On Monday night on.
seusat was csuse by a rumour in Weymouth that
an etlieer and five men had been Jr meet in going to
the Feet in Portland It ad Tee night wae• dismal
one, an I the rumour spread well over the town by the
tine the lest train had gone to Portland. The
Defence ant in a steam launch to enquire into the
nature id the repuit, that it had evid,ntly epread to
the Fleet; but it %VAS curious that the nearer you got
to Portland, the lees seemed to be known about it.
When the people came in from the last train, two
partied of ffeetonen informed us that the meat-bat iif
the Repulse had been overact near the shore tin ler the
eldfs between Binc'eaves sod Old Castle ; but the men
immediately recovered theme-dyes, righted the boat,
and wet° off before the rescue party (Arne to them.
From the coast.uard it appeared that the upset boat
had throe lug ail, wh.atee it was inferred rho warn
mote likely to be the captain's gig than a meat-boat;
but, whatever boat it was, certain it is that the men
were scarcely in clinger, and that a I was right before
any aasietance mull cone nigh. Of courpe a good
many people ran to the and those hard up for
sensation' male—" Much elo about nothing."
A Psuren Doo.—Sarah Griffiths, • very respectable.
looking middle-A.:eel woman, wee summoned co Tuft,-
day lest, before Dr. Drew, T. Abbott, Esq., and 11.
Hopkins, Faq., for keep ng a dog without a license.
Mr. C. 'l'. Atkins brought the facts before the
ma.dstrates, madded by • Mr. Jolliffe, who saw the
animal living an milk:ewe I existence on June 21, at
Griffithe'..—Defendant'e misfortune appeared to
have been her tendernew, for having the little brute
left with her by a photographic manageress, who bad
wit bestowid either enough money or cyanide of
potassium to on it ; she weakly let it live till she was
going to Loudon, and then she found no lady liberal
enouili to pay the liceese fee. Mrs. Griffith, sent the
unlicensed yelper beyond that bourne whence no
traveller returns, but net in time to save herself from
the danger of having to pay 4. —Dr. Drew, however,
sew what a hard ewe it wae, for a servant eauld hardly
refuee to keep ad g for her mistress., and could not tell
U the mietrwe had paid for • lieew.e.—Mr. C. T.
Atkiwt c nseuted to the ex tense' being remitted, and
a nominal tine impeikd.— l'hs Chairman the dog is
drowned, in he ?-1/eferularit : Yes, sir.—Dr. Drew'l hen :
ho will not require a license now. (Laughter.)
—Fated le.—Mr. Atkins pall that in the case of
Sarah Shean, who had been fined Is. and its. Cel. costa,
he found defendant was in very poor circumstances,
awl he represented the case to the commissioners, who
had remitted the whole cuets.—The Magistrates
approved this action, and said it was vary kind of Ur.
Atkins to represent the case.

Samways, an adult, was sum-
m,ned for as-aulliiig snit bAttilig Henry Warburton,.
boy of 14. —The Bench were inclined to dionisi the
core; huts, the defendant had been convicted of an
ammit, they fined him one penny. (Laughter.)
TALK or a Tull—George Moire and Owen SpenCer
figur.d in this, as 10'd to the Bench, on I uesilay brat.
'rho tub brlonod to Toomey Talbot. of the charming
slum, Cliapebr civ, sod being put out with dirt, there
wise collision bitween the shine of George Moore and
the dirt.contalning stoves. Wio rain Moore appealed
for 'yelp ithy t his friend, who gars a vcrdict against
the tub, and sentenced it to be "chucked" down the
hill near. Moore carried out the soot...ea, and the
tub came to disconnected staves at the boturm. The
owner was sleeping hie beauty sleep .in Sunday morn.
hog, when his boy caWd bin—" Fsther get up!
Home'. Moore and Spencer, with your tub !" "Hallo!
then ! wait till I get up I" But they diclu't wait.—
Mr. Arden : Did you hear either threaten your ion'
A. Yea, in my shirt. He call—" Come on, you—."
Jul he threaten you ?—Yee, he told me to pat on u
elothee, and he'd serve ins as he'd served my son.—
Wituess could uot reveal any particular threat; but
wai very certain in stating be had his shirt on.
(Laughter.) The 50 then Came forward, his hair
riving born his heal, al if in horror. lie was a big
young fellow, but his appearance was such that Mr.
Arden &eked him if he went to school—No. sir, I'm
IT.—I/o you know the nature of an oath I—Yee, sir.—
Dr. Drew: Do you way your prayers at nightl—Some-
times, sir. (Laughter.) In his evidence he told how
the tub was just in round the corner in a court belong-
ing td a lot of houses, and these two men heaved it
over the board fence and down the hill, saying —"l's
no harm to rouse she over, and over they
roused 'en, He told 'ern to go on, and one
said he'd oboe, his fingrr in his eye. He up
and toll fa:her, and he said he'd do the came
to "he" whiu he spoke to 'mi.—Moors toll how he
fell over the tub.—Dr. Drew: And you took good care
no one else should find any tub there 7--Moore : That's
right; we threw it over. H. went into dimensions of
the bon to show it we. In the way.—Owen Spencer,
asked what he ha I to say, naively owned, to helping
to throw the tub over. 'Twee Sit long, and no room
to paar.--Complaivant, called on to MALI the damage,
▪ I the tub might be worth 25., and %would take a
'Wiling to tiu 'en up—put some bits of iin on 'en.—
Defenilaxts were told ti ey had no light to throw the
tub away and damage it, and were lined 2.. Cici. each,
Including costs.

I RETURN OF H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH.
Royal Highness tue Admiral of the Reserved
Squadron (the Co istguard Fleet) arrived in Wey-
mouth by the 8.20 Great Western traiu on Monday
evening. A hugs crowd was at the staboo, and gave
!MIL several hearty cheers. He was driven by
Mr. dinith to the Royal Dorset Yacht Cluo, where he
dined. Captain lieueags, It. N., and the Duke's flag-
. lieutenant, the Hon. itugh Tyrwhitt, actsniipauied
H.R. H. About half-past nine he left for Portland
in Mr. Smith's carriage, and rejoined hie ship. Next
mordiog he re-hunted hi. lim. It is stated that the
' Fleet prucsel to ripithead on Friday (toum', row)
morning, when they will meat the Bacchante, and
pomibly a review will be held before their disperse.