The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1870,
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WEYMOUTH.

Few BALL. —A match was played on Thwaday bat,
between twelve of the Weymouth Collegiate Sohool,end ;
too same number of the Midshipmen from 11.51. i.
Aginciurt, on the ground of the former, which, atrr a
well.oontested game, resulted in a draw, each side
having obtained one goal.
SMUOGLIIIO.—At our Borough Petty B'l iloa3 On
Thursday, two persons named Talbot, belonging to the
Weymouth and Channel Islands steamer, were brought
up before G. Reynolds, Req., on charges of smuggling.
When Mr. Thomas Taylor, Customs offioer, went on
beset the steamer, be found in the stewards cabin
211.). 3 is. of orsnufastured Waseca, belonging to the
reward, Thomas Botrlall Talbot. and in the forehold
21h. of the same article, beleogiug to A adr. ma
Talbot, seaman. Tie steward was fined the single duty
and value El 2a. 71, and the omits made tha amount
Li 15i. Id„ and the Kamer' had to PT RI 34. 31.,
including uncle dirty, value, end 0041.
CLASSICAL COFOIST. —Herr Van Heddeghem, assisted
by Messrs. Corn i and Thorne, gave a 0 incert of clecsical
and miseellsneous music on Thursday evening last.
The selections were of the most refined clam, and were
executed with marvellous skill and taste. Messrs.
Beard, Pretty, Rogers and Croaker sang some favourite
glees, and thereby Infused considerable variety and
cheerfulness into a oomort which would otherwise hero
been fax above the appreciation of the general Wey.
mouth public. Unless Herr Van lieddeghem is pre-
pared to pay by frequent lanes for • quixotic education
of Weymouthlans into liking the higher class of music,
he will do well to accept eves much larger aid from
the human voles divine.
A TIOUBLISOMS CHILD. —lt was startling, last
Friday, to see bills poste 1 about the town, announcing
ths loss at a chi d, a girl 12 years old; but the prompt
measures of Mr. Saperinteadent Viskery, sucoeeded in
discovering her. Her name WS/1 Emma Gale, the
daughter of Mr. George Gale, one of the wardens at the
Portland Prison. She had been discovered on Thursday
night on ono of the chain oo the Esplanade, and,
having stated that she had lost her way, was brought
to the station by the policeman for safety. She said
that if she were shown the way to Rod well, she could get
home to Portland, and a constable was sent with her
for that purpose. When the constable returned, little
Gale (she was only 4 ft. high) turned her book on the
railway station, sod same into the town. About one
o'clock sire was seen loitering opposite Mr. Pride's of
St. Thomas-street, and being talked to, said she should
like to go into service. They took her in, and allowed
her to stay till between fire and six o'clock that Friday
evening, when on • bill announcing her loss being
brought into the shop, they told the police she had been
there, and was sent bask to Portland by the train leaving
Rodwell at six o'clock. About two hours after her
father mune into Wevneeth in search of her, sad was
informed that she had been sent beak. As tie girl had
seemed very determined to go out to work, the father
gave his consent.
MISFOIFIONZI OF • WITII 00TH WO/1•11 IF LONDON.
At Southwark polieseeeert, on Saturday, a respectable.
looking young woman, 33 years of age, was pd at
the bar, *barged with being found destitute in the pub-
lic streak cresting • disturbance, and refusing to leave
tile steps of • hones in Blackman-street. Police.
constable 142 M said that between 11 and 12 o'clock at
night he found the prisoner sitting on the step of a
hours in Blackman stress, screaming. She said she
bad bees ej oted from the house, and would not go
away. lie was eompelled to take her to the station.
house, when she gave the following account of herself
to Inspector Max, who took her statement dorm in
writiag: —I am • restive of Weymouth, where my
friends reside About twelve mouths ago an jean:anew
agent warted me, and decoyed me from my borne
under the promise of marriage. We same to live in
Trinity-square, Borough, as man and wife. My family
are respectable, and in independent eirsumstencos. The
man obtained large sums of money from me, and when
I pressed him to marry me, hound he had • wife, and
he turned OW out. His wile died two months ago, and
• on the night in question I went to his house to know
what his intentions were towards me, when he called •
constable to eject me. I do not want to injure him.
All I want to do is to die on the doorotep. If yea let
. me go I shall go beck and lie there till I die. I went
to • chymist in the evening, and had be given me what
I wanted I should have been dead by this time, and all
my sorrows forgotten." The mingtstrete asked if the
prisoner wee sober. The constable replied that she was,
ut very mush excited. In answer to the °huge prisoner
said it WM quits true whet the inspector bad taken
down. She was seduced under promise of marriage,
; and she was meharned to go home to her friends. She
; would rather die in the streets. The magistrate
directed the constable to take the prisoher to the offices
of the Rescue Society and me what could be done for
; her.—lt is understood that the woman is one who has
; served in two or three situations with respectable
families in Weymouth, and has onto appeared in our
Police Court, for soutsbing glass belonging to her
master. The woman's name was Emily Vivian.
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TOWN COUNCIL MISTING.

A meetinr ot the Corporation was held on Thursday
morning. Present :—The Mayor (R. N. Howard, KF .1 ‘.
Alderman Ayling and Mi'ledge; Councillors Drew,
Buck, n 20611,, Brown, Roberta, Vertee. Coutimn
Dyer, Mason, Betta, Welstord, Webb, and Eliot. F. C.
Steggall, 13,1 Town Clerk, and G. Andrews, Esq.,
&rough Treasurer.

Tha SKr on Monday night was Intl.' in the north
with the Aaron Bombs. Instead of appearing in the
beautiful varksoloared streamer' which are so attractive,
the aurora manifested itself by a dame-coloured glow,
which, proosoding from the north, diffosed itself over
three-quarters of the heavens or more. In the west
there was a pesuliarly brilliant flush of intense red
almost approashlag • roseate hue, wad at Ilrst giving the
impression that it wee the last remains of the sunset.
The flush continued. however, far too late for that, and
the eastern heavens were alio lighted up. The great
northern constellatiou which countrymen call the
. . . . .

" Plough," almost faded behind the brightuess of the
aurora, and the vassal admit was that of some immense
fire. The light was evident again on Tuesday, wher-
ever there was • rift in the clouds. The "northern
light," were formerly considered by the uneducated to
presage amain sonteste, and in the dancing streamers
the rustle fancied he sew make engaging in deadly
while the lurid blase whirls we bare seen for the
last night or two was elways domed the sign of some
great calamity, whose extent woo indicated by the
distance to shish it spread over the heavens. We need
not tell our readers that the aurora borealis is now
distinctly proved to be caused by the pause of
electricity, and all its appearances are easily imitated
by transmission of the Malaria Bald through apices from
which the air has been removed by the atmospheric
pump.
Trizarisr:—Before the Mayor (R. N. Howard, Esq.),
J. 'Man!, Esq., and Dr. Maud
Jarvis iltowsnath and Faarraruca 83110 MT, whoeichairdien,
were summoned tor obstructing the footway leading from St.
John's Church to the Preston.road. P.C. Apsey saw them as
the people cZerch.`"n'Aireyoudtreowf errchne uponlnSufrondanLVC door,
and although the policeman spoke to them, he wais obliged to
remove Smedley by force, when the latter again pushed hiussoU
up on the footway.—BlorienSeld contradictal the witnesses
os Wens* point Wank. and seemed to think be ought not to
Interim re with men that kept thewiselvee respectable—The
Mayor mid the wheekhalrmen In this town were generally
very respectable, still there had been maniudieg.
plaints with reference to their crating the road at
chest. They mud stl.end to what the policemen laid, and
obey their instructions, Sc they had a dety to perform. lie
supprithd euelt a thing would not recur egain.—Dcfeedant :
No her of that, sin—Divolemd, on paymeot of costs,
How TO ADOLO/NI • BaorMal—illasa / MIT WY summoned
by the police for creating • mthanee near the Cooper's Arms,
Maidenotreet P.C. Amoy ma Mao, and expo-Antal...l with
him, elk tett& be toid him logo to Ddenant mid be
snould not have spoken in that way, if he had thought he was
speaking to a policemen; be thought he was talking to his
brother. He expressed his sorrow, sad was dismissed on pay-
mats.

ID en t

lkaaJlOtiie 01R1.4.-Btasti Oltllll.l and EtizaIRTII PS
ail
were summoned by Mary Ann Form, of the Greyhound beer-
house, for making use of threatening language, and inciting her
to commit a breach of the peace. Defendants did not appear,
as It appeared use had gone "oem' water," and the other
did not clume to come without her companion. A warrant
'ree Weed for their •PPrehension, and they were soon brought
to the Court. The Mayor told them they ought properly to be
locked up till Thursday looming. They nude carnets for not
coming Won, and Parts, who was extensively "got up" In
velvets and briOtoolom, Seeded that she had no. had time
to get reedy. The time bestowed on her toilet was pot alto.
tether thrown away, se the megbarates allowed the ease to be
. Mrs. Force mid that the defendant. were on
Sunday night shout baU-past tee o'clock at her house
with nom men,srlien they created a disturbance, and die asked
them to go. The men drank up their beer and left, and Paris
also left; but Oribble swore, used certain obscene language,
and went into Use taproom, where she called Mrs. Force vile
name. Bhe cursed and used Indecent lent nage, and wrung
her fists in witnesis teen They annoyed her by Meg had
language every night, Ind Pavia did no on this oecuiiin.—
Witneenee named 'rotundas and Illatib corroborated Mrs. Force,
and said the language the girls used was too bad to mention;
Oribble swore she would not leave the home till eleven o'clock.
Mrs. Force said she would rather elm the house than have
such • row there—P.C. Amy told Mrs. Force that If she
did not rumnion the defendant., Ise mull senunen her for
keeping • disorderly houes.—Oribble pleaded that the landlady
had abed her name, and It seemed the principal part of the
girl's annoyanos we. that abe had been called " • —trumpery
thing." She also tried to turn the tables on lire. Force by
charging her with selling gin.—The Mayor said they were
determined to support landlords and landladies in keeping
their bottom quiet. There were extenuating circumstances in
this cane, and the defendants were bound over to keep the
pawn towards Mrs. Force for three months, in their own
recoptinumw —Paris produced the c its of the binding over,
but Gribble wanted some days to get the money, which were
if:dusted.

FAlDAY.—Before lb* Mayor (It. N. Howard, Esq.)
Sure WHIM, and. than nitd Joug egg,, with wham
the woman lies me be wit*, wee charged with I,b.%ing Harry
Bakiwto, • mile of HAL& Warrior. He had £1 Is. tki.
his pocket an going to the Greyhound dining•roont He
danced with Maw, and m be did so, beard He econey Jingle in
hie pocket Afterwards ha called for some wine, and when
going to ley left. found all his money gone but • few half-
pence. When charged, White denied taking the money, but
eueoguently her *Ur took the money to the polioe station.—
Beinended.
HATUIDAT.—Betage the Mayor (It. N. &ward, Esq.),
and G. Reynolds, Req.

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Eventually Clarke pleaded guilty, and White not guilty Mes.r. \V. P. any. I. N. Bltschard, and Edward
The f rmer slow sentenced to three months lisnl labour. 1.1 I 1- 'i.. (•- ••• i• .t .1 by Mr. 3 m Wood); lieu". 3.•
White was dischargol with a motion, the maxiatrites rem .1,- I ~•• te,y, 11. II tioilton, and Sir. W. Bernard (nom.
tret that it a 2,1 • very narrow psiesca or her, sa only a day or
tuo prevlouny, ohs had been arrested on a similar charge.
Cog is T v il t.•Il M• Tub Loader. jeer.) : lir. Edward Bitall
?ITT! Si,Rnja.—Before H. C. Gouda it I osni;:d.iinl by Wave. Mot. White sod Hewitt); Ind
Essi., (Chairman), Mai n• Wood, sad G. E. Eliot, Esq.
JAIII,I Drag. &mos Sriesoe, sod Joint Faros, of Portland,
' yir. W, Penny (nominated by Messra. Tile', Edsall, an 4
were summoned for cruelty to a horse, by working hint with a Stotc, F. Tahoe, and C. Oakley (nominated by Mr.
very large sore on II.; back.—There was no pr .f ag.lnst Pd he .1,,,1...4 I) l• is ; Messrs.
Woo I). No:O.-West Word :--Mesars. Charles, J.
J. S. Hodson, A. Balaton, sad
and Symonds, and the Bench dinuivival the mow ag dint the., 11. D. II its (t.tunioertl by Mr. 0. B. Aldridge); Mr.
and flood Ftnlgo XI and coda.
Muer TllOlll/IWhrris was summoned for broakiog a window '
'4.1110 WAS also nominated by Mr. G. . of
the property of Susannah Winter. Dismlmed• . these candidates six are Liberals, five Ooeservatives,,,n4
N Penny.
Nine summonses for arrears of Portland Local Bdanl rem tars Iddepcnicists. The addresses of the several
were heard and orders made, 85 poor people hwl to C•PM.3 Ii • l•Ij meet are with the exoeption of two of the usual
from Portland to be formally excused. S 7 more were summoned at rent) ps a nature. These excertio a are those of
been heard In Portland, but on account of the auditor lixving •
f'r
an".""l"nkra "rs n"d`• M.' c..". hs''' l''"ThrlY kl• are E sail and Doreen]. 11r. &ball in his original
toot 'f " hulls
nethiag in detestation
Mimed to allow the expenses a the ' ' clerk, they stir 4' 4 'Y' i Ito . 4 " -
must now be hoard In Weymouth. and I thine poor people an I aliturectioo, it is to see • man's judgment la any
are compelled to come all the way from Portland to Weymouth, mit r, great or small, overborne by party premium"
Lad many of them are crippled mid Ilk mu' Mr. W. W. Iturnard (who Is oomparatively speaklog
'e tho inhabitant. of Poole) mays that If eleetfA

u ,k. own lo
b 3 i.IaII. .
" unlike some others. rife his attendants
unspirinly to hie duties." Out of the large numbers
co! eandidstes Lolore the while, It is expected that the
rico idol g ntle-nen willlse—Messrs. Mills, Sloes sisd
Hi,in in the South Weft W.r I. and Messrs. Buskley,
Pouncy at Blanshard, in the South East Ward.

POOLE AND BOURNEMOUTH RAILWAY.
The contrict for the making of this Hue has bees
let te the wel:-known firm of Resew antaisie. and
it ',id the oaly obstacle to the int tot WM
We -
coinout of tile works is • difficulty In obtaining the
inn! at the Poole end of the line ; but as this is • part
uf
of the Caord relate, it is anticipated that • proper
represent,tion of the ease to Sir Ivor Guest, will at
d 3 .d to too removal of what now appears to be
ti,e only diffilulty which delays the carrying out of •
railway in which the interests of the town of Poole
are ao deeply involved. As soon as possession of this
land is obtaMod, the contractors' plant will be at
oi co placed on it, sod the works proceeded with and
mAlipleted thin twelvemonth,.

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her MCMOIAbIe vopee to England in Sir JAn flar It xTv v A.N T.
oEtDi 4. i
peron
n tfaral,
abollures2s.4B sthainuitsrsnotiit
gorp•'a yacht, the Gazelle, from whirl she l.tua s •t CO
fryde.
orc„ of tr.) GbilOr, a ; atm • respeetab!. pima
and, r 25, •asd uhu Ism 'well out before, a. GEiv; tat
BEIIVANT ; mut understand plate mold's I,7,!tA!L
w,,,e4 given.—app!y at the ogle, of this paw Tel
clastor.

BoußNEmourir..

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Tarsi is every prospect of a full winter.
EITZAMPACKILT COMPANT.—It is stated that this con,.
*DJ intend to tracheae & steamer in the aprin,,, which
is no doubt a very desirable object to carry out.
YOUNG MU'S IssirfUrs.—An entertaimni n., the
first of a vriee to be hold during the winter months,
took place at the Bellevue Aasembly Blouse, on Thurs-
day evening, in aid of the funds of the institution.
Tel Countess of Limidou has left Datington Park,
Leicestershire, for Bournemouth, where a villa has been
eag.ged for her Ladyship's use during tho rnsuing
wioter. The Countess purposes remaining at Bourne
-
month until ApriL
ACCIDIST.—Au aecident, fortunately unattended with
any serious soupclasow, happened In the Gerais
Arcade on Tuesday evening. A little girl named Wild-
ing, while looking into the shop window of Mr. Rogers,
draper, fell through an opening between the
cellar window and the pavement into the cellar, but
luckily escaped more frightened than hurt. Them)
apertores should be properly covered with glees, or
serious arc denta may result, We are informed that a
dog was killed a short time since by falling through a
similar place.

UII ARLES HODGES, of the WHITE
INN, Doroheiter, begs to inform his Into& 7!
at the re,pie.t. of Tuley tarsons, he will ope 4
sn.l 11 tSY oo Saturday nights at his Inc to,
up to the last Saturday In April
tort 41,1
at Eight o'clock. on OCTOBER Zith, 1870, mut gii."
at 11.45,
will Ise I.appy tv receive the names a those
becomo In. uibers. Ile also begs to retorts Lim omit
sincere thanks for the kind support he has itemised.,
a great number of years, as the oldest landlord of thl
town, if nut of the county. May good barroom,
kind sentiment, combined with Conviviality 6, Ol4
ow
determination. After • few weeks te doubts not trm,
mssetings will enliven your hunts: we have sister"
our 1110 Oil to make our (son shine, and wine to glodA._
our hearts, if wo use and not abuse God's goog
to o,
DorclicAer, Oct. 24, 1870.

S. H. HAYTER,
COMMERCE ROUSE, WEYMOUTH.
ItIMPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants of "%mesa
Portland, and the vicinity, that he had wall sorted hai;
stock for the coning mason, from tbo best inarketa, am
begs to solicit a s'.itro of their patron,..

FANCY DRESSES, LINSEY& PRINTS,
FLANNELS,
WHITE AND COLOURED, BATH COATING'.
TICKS, SHIRTING, LONG CLOTHS,
CALICOES, SHRETINGS, OORDN,
AND FUSTIAN&

MILLINERY, MANTLIii, & STRAW GOOl4, kik

OBSERVE ME ADORERS:-
6S. H. HATTER,
70, ST. MARY-STREET, WITMOUIR.

D. VOSPER,
NELSON INN, NORTH QUAY,
WEYMOUTH.

FOREIGN WINES AND SPIRITS.
Bottled Ales sod Stout.
Cider in Bottle and on DraolSt.
GOOD ACCOMMODATION TOR visaing.
Capital Stables, Shed, and Ysrl anier Usk
WEL 1.41 asp BEDS.

PETIIC)AT•LANE, WEYMOUTH.
--
GEORGE W. SAY,
COACIIIIIIILDER, WHEEL W
Itscs ropeotfully to inform the Irlabitatta d
NWeituouth and its neighbourhood that he iiNe.
pAIL to execute all orders entrusted to him is ths
above BusioPss.

Tile Train aappliA vrith Spring' of all description..
Iron Cairi3ges of all kinds.
Painting, triin,ning, and all repairs done with beg.
ne,a and dispAtch.
Joinery euvato,l on the premins by coupe,*
workmen.
Wei k,hlpl in Pettionat-lane ; private resileate,
Wcyinoath.

MGR WEST-STREET TAVERN,
WEYMOUTH.
On the road to the Rod well Station, Wylie,

Cbickerell, ke.

WILLIAM BOARD

Becs to thank his many Customers fur IL, tapplet
accorded hilt for the last 16 years, and to inform thee
that, in ad,iition to the

BEiT FOREIGN AND BRITISIII
For the sale of which he was grante I • home by th
Wtymoutb Bench of liagietrates, he (manna Is
sanely

GROVES'S GENUINE ALES ANL) STOI7.
Elcursioni3:a and Visitors accommucLkted ia the bil
tuutner, on reasvnaolo terms.

NOTIM
DRAPERY AND MILLINERY,

LONDON HOUSE, TUE GROVE PORTLAND.

A NEW DRAPERY and MILLINERY BUSISLIS
hss keo OPENED at the above address by
W. H. BRETT,
Who is determined to SELL GOOD ARTIC'LE3 it
very moderate prices, and invites you, to his shop.
Oekibtr, 1870.

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
WILLIAM GUTHRIE
(T,-,te of DORSET HOUSE)

•
BEGS to inform the Nobility, Clergy, Gatti, lad
the Public generilly, that be has OPENED time
New Premises in th, iIiARKLT•PLACI, BIMIDTOII4
as a GEMERAL DRAPERY. MILLINERY, a 54007.
FITTING WA RE .10USE. where be hopes, through
low prices and unremitting attentioo, still to merit
that share of patronaav it has invariably been his stet
to deserve.

All Orders attended to with the utmost punituslitY.

AtON UMENT AL SCULPTURE, *moments, 1.+1,14'
Marble natil Granno Tombs, Cro,, d New&
Brasses; lIIPERISILABLE LETTERS in SOLID LEAD.—
GAFFI the Carrara Marble Works, SO, Rei:rol-owls
London W