The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-04 00:00:00

WEYMOU Eli.

Ld DON MI titli I oNA It Y SOCI LTY.—SerMetna Wets
preached and collections made, on Sundsy last, at
(Them ster.street and llops chapel., in behalf of this
gnat missionary satiety Tim mime realised were
at Gloucester-street, and 1"2 IS.. 7J. at Hop%
Time fine. Joanna. °Rouen, 11. A., senior curate of
St. Mary'., ban been appointed chaplain to tiles Metro-
polltm Asylum, at naterharn, Surrey. Previou to
leuviug, a few friends t resented kir. Ground with a
put., of messy, amounting to t:33.
'nines BOYS Alaille.—On Tuesday afternoon an idle
young reseal struck on the nu, a pony th:t wu driving
throu.:h Franchise • oarriagi with two lad,. is. The
1''.117 was go frightened that it fell down and broke off
the shaft.. The carriage being lOW. DO 000 WAS
hurt.
Canyon TO FSHVANT GIRLS.— A gentleman in high
position in this town cornutinnie item to us the following
—a brief record of facts deposed to at our police court:
--Emma King, 17 years of age, and servant to tn.. Rev.
Mr. Gundry, was seduced by • bandsman of the 7th
Fest wee. Two months al terw•rds, sh found lo rpulf
in the family way, when ho Immediately deserted her,
and for • living she took to tho street*.
Lorin oril. U.S. eAPTAI N. --There were throe Wby•
mouth teen on the Captain's hooks—James
tido idale ,upport of a widowed mother ; Albert Brown,
who partially supported a crippl.4 ewer ' • the third
being • brother of Brown. Who, fort inicely far him,
vs iuvalided. The eubj..inisl amounts have briah col.
latest at the Custom House, whero say further contri-
butions will be thankfully received :—Mesurs. Eliot and
1.1 2.. ; Messrs. Williams and I 0., El la.: Messrs.
J. A. I) .vehish and Co., El Is.; Yeomen. .1. Cooen• and
1%0•• I:11A Mr. JAMAS nriene. 10•.; Mr. T. Snook. tie.;
Mr. W. C..tterall. be.; Mr. 11. Fooks, jun. 5e.; Mr. J.
I' Watts, As.; Mr. W. Taylor, Si.; Mr. Jahn (loves,
51.; Mr. T. Kent, 5a.; Mr. R. Cotterell, 15•.; Mr. B.
Hoo.kins. 55.; Mr. Sparshatt, 55.; Mr. James Nohbo,
in od.; Mr. F. W. Ayling, 2a. 6i.; Mr. C. E. Vans, Is.
FALL yams Till QUAY. —A bout two o'clock on hues.
day afternoon, • poor tailor naiiie I Robert &always,
who is old and crippled with +I, was hobbling along the
op:ay near the end of Nieholu-street, when his crutch
slipped, and he fell right over. The water WAS lOW,
awl Sunwilys received more hurt from striking the
Ii ittom than ham the immersion. Albert Watch, who
wan near, jumped into a boat. and kept tiamways' head
shove water till he was taken cut. The old man was
carried to a house close by, and P.Ca Meech and Ile
k'ahon brought a quantity of but water, which is always
kept ready at the pelisse station. Dr. Nathan also
promptly arrived, and said that if anything would save
the man it would be the warm bath. They gave him
about ten minutes in it, arid he was afterwards rolled
in • blanket. A quantity of malt water was got off his
stomach, and the readiness with which theso means
were app!ied were instnamen.al in saving his life, for by
siz o'clock he had become mush better. /le bad sus-
tained in the fall an awk war I blow on the nose, but it
was not serious. It is a great astialactign that the hot
wa•er had been provided at the station, for if it bad
no, the cold might have sided the stock of the fall,
and Sanaways have lost his life.
BOROUtI 11 PETTY 811831038, Monday.—Before li. N.
Howard, Esq. (Veyor), J. Drew, Eng., 11. sicynolds, Esq., aud
G. Reynolds, Rol.
MAADIA RAMAT, landlady of the Weymouth Arm", was
charged with having, by fano pretences, via.. by Pretsusdins:
to hire Jane Willis, • girl under the ago of 21 years, acted m
procures.
Mr. Weston dMended.
Jane Willis said the waived 19.
Mr. Weston objected that the witnma could not give evidence
of her A" age. Abe ought to Lail some person who was pre-
sent at her birth.
The Mayor said they would admit her evidence Li prove that
he was under It. Witness said she was, and too mouths ago
site came to Weyraouth to look for • situation. This was in
the latter part of June. In the evening of the day she paned
by Mum Bailey's about nine. Fanny Bishop was Sanding at
the door. Witness asked Mrs. Bailey If she colds' give her a
night's lodging, and she naid "Ye.." Witnowo asked If she
could tell tell her el a situation, and she mid "No; lean take
you In as aberrant." lifise went in, and debit at the Weymouth
Arms. That evening Mrs. Bailey said there were plenty if
non who came to the house, and she (witness) might got on If
sloe liked she gave her Is. 6d. for the room, and half of
what she got when she went upstairs. Withal. said she sio..mid
stop there the night, and would ace. The next day a civitian
came in, Mrs. Bailey introduced him to her, and WIDOss ranad
no objection. Mrs. Bailey held up her hand for half the money.
Withers remained there scree weeks, but left beeausd Mrs.
Bailey was always finding fault with her, that Mc did it get
enough motley to please her. Mrs. Bailey introduced men
several times. Witham did not do any work, nor did she
receive any wages, but gave Mrs. Bailor Is Gil. a week for the
room, and half Um mmey she received from usu. Mary
Rocket lived in the same house. Mrs. Bailey introduced
Rocket, Penny Bishop, and wionion to men for their choice.
Witness came to Weymouth from Paricalone w• ere the It ol
lived as • general mei-aunt oith Mr. .hino. She CANN, to Wry.
mouth le look for a similar situation, soil woulol not haie '
stayet at the Weymouth Arms union. ahe tad thought she wee
going to be a servant and not • prostitute. She exprussi a
tow of certain consequences, and Mrs, finny advised her to •
take arms gin. There was no work at the hews for
her to do, Fenny Bishop and Mrs. Bailey's daughter
did the work. She had paid DJ, or 30s. of the money she
earned to Mrs. Bailey as her ahare of her mompts.
Croat-examined : She lived with Mr. Bishop, at Parkstone, six
moths, as a earn-ant. Her own friends lived at Cerne, and
there she went from Parkatone. She was out of a "Bumf",
about throe molitiu, wad during that UMW she lived with her
pronto, who were labourers for Mr Sayer, of Ificaley farm.
She left Cerne shout 10 lot the onoruinir, wahosi to Dorchester.
and took he train to Weymouth, when, aloe arrived in the
aftennoon. Before she saw MN. Bailey, site a•ksl mine girls
about a situation. Bdo did not bring coy clothes with her,
sod liwl not sent Immo for any since. She did not have any
cm...madden with Feeny Bishop the first night. Soldiers and
seldom frequented the house, and once or twice dieletched laer
for th.m, and ocautionany eyrie, 5 e wan not ilischarged for
Sing lazy SIMI above her business la. Cal., a week would be a
very how rent for a furnished root,: butt It our. enough with
half ,if what the got els, hits was now at Mrs. Force',, of the
unyvh .und ; but there she wan a servant attn. 111, a emik.
Serrthts at public-houses had a god deal tut pot lip with temi
the ol.•loilers and sailors laying hold of them. Mrs. Bailee
she can not hall fast enough for the men. She newer solicited
any one.
minnn Sung, who hese opposite the Cni)liviiiel Ilio, cdl
lined at the weyntouth Arms a work, She went there to
got a room °as • girl," and Willis kited there at lulus sone time
a. witness. She paid la. Od., • week, awl half her taming..
She left on this account one Sunday night some of the men
turned 'if the gas, sad lamina the girl• del not lore the name.
Mrs. Raney used abusive language, and the girls left. li, reply
to Mr. Drew either said she load Icso seduced by a sidier
nansisl Bennett, of the Fusiliers. When he limn' she wee in
tin! family way, he desisted her.
Mr. Drew said he thought it right that isr girl. sboomi
know that there WATS ten thousand eldmies tmime amitost
moldier" marrying the slits with whom tio•-y weld. Ile se a
number of girls pas his house with moldier. ; they were re--
goodly very respectable girls, and there *moil to be con-
stantly fresh ones. It made hi. heart ache for them.
Mary Rocket Mali that when she was living on the Dorchester
rued, to amply her sister's situation as abs was ill—
Mr. Weston objected to this erdleoce Iwing imported into
the,, salt did not affect the premed charge.
Witness was, however, examined, and said Mrs. Bailey intro-
duced her to a man at the bar, with whom she had a tries of
gin, and went upstairs with hint. This was ino the 8-slumday
afternoon when the Yeomanry mine into the town. She had
2.. lid.. end Mrs. Bailey had half of it, and the haul also omen
Waldo give Mrs. Bailey ball of her money. Jane Cot was partly
a servant at the Weymouth Anna and partly a "girl of the
house."

Cnissexamintsh Her mother fetched hcr stray from the
Mimosa/ter the first day; but Mrs. Bailey c..sne• uked her
to come and Brent the Wei mouth Anne as a girl of the house.
When Mrs. itailrif thought More we, eomething the waver
with her, she unit her away, asying she was no good in the
house.
Mr. Weston : I should think not

ti; Wh;47:11;17,1d Mre. Bailey oho did not know
what h." war she raid it was all light.
Mr. Weetow mad that they could not give Implicit credence
to all We girl Mail hid add. Look ether sataaidsais. She