The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

Sinnnernar-Maci. Mr. Robert Brumley km
Imre appoint...l junior Sergeant.at- Mae*, in the room
mf Mr. Boris demeaned.

Monwourn's Raitsction.— An interesting lecture
.was delivered by the Rev. H. C. Pisan, motor of
W)ke Regis, at the Working Men's Club-room, on
Monday ceasing, the subject being "The Dabs of
Monmouth's Rebellion." Mr. G. E. Eliot occupied
the chair. TllO subject was treated in • meagerly
manner, and that ever memorable betUe—the last
ever fought no English soil—that of Sedgmoor, was ,
vividly pourtrayed. A vnte of thanks, u the I
proposition of Mr. W. B. Barrett, was to the
rev. gentleman.

A BA LL took Owe at the Royal Hotel Assembly
onion Friday ae'nnight, this stewards beans CL
Lacy, 56th Regt., G. Bishop, Esq., Capt. Hoskisson,
54;1h Rest., R. Hancock, Eaq., and Capt. Castle,
E. N.M. Dancing commenced at ten o'clock to the
.inapiriny mimic of Beale's quadrille hand. Among
those present were Mrs. Spenoer Mead., Lady
Halkett, Miss Bergner, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bishop,
Misses Hillock, Mimi Sykes, Mr. Weise, Madame.
Didot, Mi. Davis., Mr. Wood, Mr. W. Brymer,
Mr. Jones, Mr. A. B. Faster. Capt. Whalley, Capt.
Hedy, Cd. Lacy, Mrs. Ewes, Capt. Bradley,
Mr. Ewes, Capt. Preto.. Mr. and Misses
Botts, Br. Stafford, Miss Kingman, Mr ° and
Miss Dane, Mile Guyon, Miss L Bram, Mae
Frocks, Mr. and Massa Shirley, Capt. Palmer, Capt.
Bailin...3n, Mrs. and Mims Whalley, Mr. R.
Whalley, Mr. C. H. Willi 1110•00, Mr. Wood, Mr.
Mapco*, Mr. Kinnear Hancock, Mrs. and Miss
Somme, Mr. .1. Sans.., Miss BelAeid, bliss S.
Cava, Capt. Brows, Miss Watts, Capt. and Mrs.
Capt. Hinds. Miss C. Mortiaier, Mr.
Watson, Mies Neat, Mr. Symms, Mr. Leakis, Mr.
<hived, Mr. &lath, Cape. and Misers Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs Mow Mies Paten, Capt. Smith, Misses
Smith, Misses Bleenerbamett (2). Mr. Rosh!. Mr.
W. H P. Weston, Mrs. and Wel Homey Preka,
Mr. H. Yeatman, Mr. A. Yaetasse, Mr. and Mre.
C. Townsend, Major Douglas Josses, Hos. Mrs.
I)eseas Jones, Ac.,

7•11 Loge Or THI BANC'S!. BROTHIRL —The two
magistrates (Yew& Timad and Syline) with the
sum& mammorm who conducted the above inquiry.
hare made their oabl report to this Baird of Trade.
The magutrates and the nastiest ammo,. (Captain
B.ker), amongst other matters thins observe
e Court was not eatlidled with the nature and the
warmer in which the evidence wits given, especially
by those .4 the wear who were examined. The eoo.
tradietieus and eimrepaucies were very disreputable.
Mr. Ii taut. the receiver of wreck at Padstow, who took
the &written in this ease, attended the court, and save
evidsuee in a h • tidy satisfactory neanaer, whiels left ne
doubt in the mind* of the majority of the court that
the truth had been chatted by the exansioation. Regard-
ing the seaworthiness of ths &Other& nothing was
proved against her, but se she experlenoed in bad
weather • heavy ma to strain the vemel, the court
could nit avoid coining to the ermelmolon that there
must have been 'owe defect in her cionstruirtion. or 4464
she was • vessel quits unfitted to marry such a term
As the time was very abort at Pashtos, daring white
the depositions were taken by the reseiver of wreak
it wee. to the smart possible that • mistake might have
been made by the master and mate in the eionfssion
nod excitement that generally weeds the ems.' of
sh pairteeked seamen is a mall seaport. They euneluded I
by remarki:ig that a Malan{ .estesoe [them months
suspension oertteate] will meet the Pasties of the
sod be seeleiont to prevent a reeernsese of meth
want of peed judgement, and peon the nemmaity of
rest ears when making statements es oath. Ceps
Beet, one of the sastiele armors appends • staparate
report. He agrees with the aseteees, bat "being of
opinion that the eilD• as stated in the deputitions was
*moms:tautly gives, I dent think the muter was to Hasse
• any other reamer."
Crlfß Celli Rousso Marren. —At the Guild-
hall on Monday, before J. Aylim/ and W. Talbot,
&qrs.. Richard Davis, • cab driver, was charged
With stealing • currimle mat from the cab Maid, the
property of James —Prosecutor said be
rim • tab proprietor, asirresilLided in Creeesatatreet.
About 12 delook on caturday meriting be look the
Deal out of • carriage to dry, laiviag it on a post oa
the Esplanade. fie afterwards wait to the Motion
to meet • train, when he maned the mat. Whoa he