The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-02 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

H.M.S. iltulein prooesded to Poetemouth es
Saturday, to pelt up enisernunterarier for the sifts.
Lieu?. P. C. MiniumOun he's , sem appoiuted to
the Bracewell, vice 11. S. Grey to the frorthurnuer-
laud.
Nsvad. Midshipman F. H. Pollen has bees
appointed to the nommen Lr terve* in the Soil r;
Boatawath dick to the lieroules, vice notebook
time expired.
A mare of 29 meet beloaging to the Doroelabire
Regimot proceeded to the depth at Dosches er on
Saturday to relieve • similar ember who joined the
headquarters of the regiment at Portland.
OLD titrio —A number a ODUTIOt• are everts( the
road from the rector., towards Fortuotes-Well, crock-
ing up the greet at mom (some of which ate • cubic
foot or so in mesh aril commies the reed with the
meta thus made.
Sarnaraigniter. —On Thursday eveniog, at the
Wesleyan Ch.pel, Fortuoe's- Well, as entarteinmerit
wee .iven by the Baud ,f Hope oe behalf of the debt
on the Gimped Toe Key. J. Lewis presided, and there
was • good &depletes.
Carcase Ctos.—The meeting for tooling officers,
was held on Mondey, at Mr. Elodadou's Victoria
!doted 'The Rev. J. A. teaser was oilmen maiden;
, Dr. Rae, capton, Mr. F. Will., hou• sec., sod the
I etenoiries also include Masts. Hod. lou, Booit,
: ranness, Campbell, Reyaolds, arid Crocker, and Dr.
McLean.
lISTVIIIND AIISSIONAST.—A. meeting WWI arranged
for *edemas, eirsiong, at the Wisteria Schoolroom.
Reston, to welcome toe Rev. Jerome.. rensom. on his
Morn mom U yeors' niesion woek in the Wert Ladies.
Liter tee, it was expected that Mr. Season would give
an account of his mismion.
Poem Orrions' Mu,—A meeting was held on
Tuesday of the Portland Prison officers, when all the
outgoing officers of the mem were re-elected, with
Captain J dinmo chairmen, and Mr. ti. White
caterer. Thu tome has bon most succeedul in providing
for the comfort of the officers, isad they are fortunate
Is having a good caterer in Mr. White
DWG Or • TRADWIII•11. —Oa Thursday NIOISIos
nate reached the Woad of the death of Mr. W.
Andrews, grocer, of Fortune'e-Well, at Okelord
Fitipaine, to which place he had gone for the benefit
of his health, having bon in delicate health for sums
tame pat.. The fuoeral took piece on Monday at °k.-
ford.
TIGIFERANOR AT ST. PITISIR—The officers of the
Convict retablishment and their families are kespiog
up what Canon Sephenson calls " the temperance
Ire," and they are abut to form • Band of Hope.
Several leading inhabiiants h.ve heartily taken the
matter op, and the Band of Hope is to be in two
section. • but they are !itch thorough-going, the
sections being reepectively juvenile and adult.
BOTTLZ ABHORS —Luc Monday evening Mr.
Joseith Norman, of High-street, was rambling over
the rocks at Blacknot, when he saw • bottle being
washed ashore by the tide. On being taken to the
ormarogutrd it was toned to contain a paper with the
names and addresses of three Germans and • Swiss,
but the object of their cretin their writing ashore in
• pint bottle does not appear.
Wares ROWS AMT.—Last Friday evening •
meeting of the White Ribbon Army was held at the
" Primitive" Chapel, Weston, the Rev. J. Brown
presiding. About PA were present, and addressee were
delivered by hissers. Peek, H. Senora, F. desires, of
Reform Lake, Combo., and Robert Flans. It was •
very good meeting, and more tangible proofs of the
Army's success are seen in the new trousers and boots,
bought by those who were hard-up before they took
, the white-ribbon pledge, while we hesrd of &sovereign
all his own, pommeled by • man who hadn't had snob •
thins for many a long year.
WORSTING TEI SW•lBs.—Laat Thursday • WKS
was digging belt in the Mere, and whilst so doing the
greyhound who aocompa . led him roamed about the place
and teased the swats, in suthing some of them badly.
One was bitten through the back, and • second was
so etch metal that scarcely any if, was left in it. The
first was killed by Order of the p,lice, and both were
taken to Weymouth. On the same afternoon, near
the Ferry Sri ige, a dog belonging to one of the officer*
of the Hercules seam off,killed • swot, and brought it
ashore in hie mouth dead It should not be foreothen
that swans are protected by law, and people who
don'twant to be prosecuted for the destruction done
by their dogs het better keethens in *beck.
CO/Arov•aD SGUADSON. —The Admiralty have given
imperative orders for the co tatguard squadron to own-
plot* their annual refit by the end ef May. On
Wednesday the Hercules eu to proceed to Ports-
mouth, where -be will be joined by the other vessels,
and go into dock. Rely in June the Doke of Edo.
burgb will join the ft sgship, and take the squadron
on a training cruise for two mouths. He will prohablv
visit the Mediterranean, accompanying the Beech mte
home on the completion of her crate round the globe.
When the o rotation of the Cum of Runde *Asa* off
the Admiralty will seed • aqua iron to the Baltic;
but it is not yet known of what ships it will be corn-
TEA COMA Cauths.—ln °antinomies of the
milinees of the moon, the French fishing boata have
already o immenoid operations at Alderney, sad Cosa
mender A son, of the Dasher hae asked that • boat
may be seat there The Admiralty have detailed the
Chum, coastguard cruiser, for this service. The
Admiralty having Inquired into the oircamstanoes
attending the grounding"( the revalue cruiser Chaise,
hove c ime to the coveusiot that no blame is attribot.
able to th se on bawl, bat in c inveying their decision
to those interested they, perhaps one .necioualy, return
• verdict of " Not guilty, but don't do it again,"
much as they warn the wood mate, Sir. Biakfori,
that he must be more careful in futore.
Sonoar CLOSING Or PONLIOIIOOara.-011 Tuesday
evening • public meeting was held at St. John's Sch-01,
Fortune's Well, to promote the earring of public-
bonsai on Sand sy. in Portland.—ln the absence of the
Rev. T. A. Ottley, who was s *petted to attend, the
chair was taken by the Rev. J. Sleigh, who as well
as Corm Stephenson, delive,ed appropriate who,
on the mull ot. Letters of apology for abeam were
read, amongst others tetra Col. Dixon, commanding
the Dome regiment, and who thoroughly approved
of the object. About 130 were preseet. atmlr:sre a
thoroughly representative meeting. Mr. A. Attwooll
proposed, and Dr. McLean geronded. Hitt it Is
clearable to promote the Sunday Closing of public-
booms in Portland. —Carded unanimously—lt was
proposed by the Rev. W. It. Waugh, and soorkled by
Mr. B. Goobers, that a house-to-house renew be
male to secertain the feeling of the inhabitants in
this matter.—lt was agreed to organise &canvass, and
a committee was ap Pd. consisting of Dr. Mclean,
the Vicar, Rev. T. A. Ottley, Rev. J. Liokes, 1t.,. J.
Heigh, Rev. W. ki.„ Waugh, and representatives from
the several congregations, c nastitute the nonmittee.
Rev. J. Heigh, was appointed chairman, and Mr. A.
Attwooll seeretary. The commi tee Include eleven
representatives from Underhill and eleven of

OIRNI ABBAS.
PETTY BEBBIONB.
WLINIZIWAY.
Before Lord Digby (in Om chair), Care-Glyn, Eel., and J.
Beaton, Bp.
This WU the day for the appointment of cAlectors, and
bending oat of the necessary assessor's papers for returns.
There was an applicatiou for the transfer of the license
of the New Inn, Fiddletrenthide, from Henry Fry to
Thomas Robert Fro. lea -kir. Supt Paideld had nn
objecuon to the transfer, which the Bench consented to
grout
That. was also an armload= for the transfer of the lic sass
of the New Ins, °erne Abbas, from the executwe of the
late Francis Henry Brant° Viands Henry Brea, hie eon.
-The Superintendent had no objection, and the Bench
granted the transfer.
William Gregory was okayed with furiously driving a
horse and cart at Spiting Bt. Nicholas, on March 19th
last.-P.O. Masternian said on March 110tIt about twenty
minutes put eight in the mains, be was on duty new
Eat House, in the Perish of Hrdling Defendant came
down the rued with • bores and trap. Ile was driving
at the rate of about 11 utiles an bout. WHIMS stood out
of the way. As he passed defendant said "Oh I you —.
on the swatch agate." He continued 'wowing, and drove
the horse faster down the street Witness went round the
beck and saw him win. Hs was then driving very fa,
t,
▪ one women had to stand back under the
of the way, and another woman stopped where witness
was standby. and could not go on as the defendant was
driving at such a rate. He drove round the owner ant up
the back streets at • gallop. The road was narrow there,
boasts one side gni the river the other, and if anyhody
had been there, there meet have been an accident.
Defendant was swearing and swaying about in his cert.
Witmer went to his house, but as defendant was so
excited whams did not gay anything to him. Witness
believed defendant to be the owner of the cart.-Defead.
ant: I ley be has told an untruth stalest me, and 111 be
on my oath. I gay I was not driving furiously The
harm was in a slow trot. I could have brought witnesses
to prove it -The Chairman: But you knew wkst you
Mrs summoned for: why did you not bring witnesses !-
Defendant: He'd swear my life away for stxpeoce.-Mr.
Suet Pitfleld produced a list of previous convictions-awe
in all, for various offenow.-Plinod ISs., including wets. Is
(Weigh one month with bard labour.
John Barrett was 'um/nosed for keeping three &SP
without • beams, at Galata*. on Much 15th. -Defend-
ant pleaded guilty, and said he kept two of the doge for
shee). It eras through his neglect he had not taken out
the Ithenwa—Fined 10. Si. and 6e. wets.
dairywoman, of kielbury Bubb, was sum.
mooed for -haring in her possession ttoittet scales on
March Sist.-Defeodiust said she did not sell anything
with the maim but only had them in order to keep
imermat molest bit boater aa.-Kr. Sept, Etkeld said
tie Nola was 13 Naas stdasl tie ssobsol. ISM

told Wm alma sohl little chasm with 1111/111011SOMOIMUy
Dateedaat said she ealy sold tits Ir~ to tior Load.*
dealer with them, sad is was Menge wrilelltd Mies ter
W
at UN 'tattoo. hoa she mold tboom,stag jumb cleats
os," the
tool other soalm.—The Beach till
complete, as sho was sot allowed Ito have salad scales
is Isar posseestoo let purposes of sale, sad laird btr Ee. sal
its.-110 Onalnaso : You most destroy with the sashes
or aLo get them property rosuLted„ °Amalie pee eee
Sable to be es waght op &gala —Doleadaat prAnised Is
.sth. scales .dje.l.d, ii Mis 'Bigot be allowed to limp
them.
Thomas Oollios, labourer. was charged with droaksa-
ore at Oen. Abbas on April Oth.—Thririatital *Arial
soilty.—P.O. James said tae deleadast was sot riotous.—
Piped 51. awl ogle. or sorsa days' fingoisoomitat
Diereadaat ; Will you allow we till Satarday alchi.—Tbe
Beach "rooted toe tlaw.— Defendant : That won't take
loog for me J.) sera, Shenk God. Mock °hissed to pus,
gentlemen
Jolts l's was saausoned for aot goading Ms child.
aged 10 years, to sobool—Dditadmat said be thought be
was .Sowed to take Pis chid away kali Uwe, se las pie
poorly 11 years old.—Kr. Jaws Old, &host Atusedaace
Ofilear, raid the amid nad oasy pearwd tas area staadord.
The of to. child bad always been heel—The
Beta* made a S.:hool Atteadaarse Orosr.-14. Old: 1 ma
rrquostod by to. Scowl Atoasassont Ouniouttee to ask pit
I, remit the oats.— too Chat. min :Twit • cause& do. Ws
mat morel! tarry tot the Act or Parliameat.—Kr.
1 hal lastructioos to sak.—Toe Osairmao : W. Callao% do

ItIL JOLLITY'S LLD THI COMITALLS.
Hillary Hopkins, cosponsor. ern eututootted for selling
cl ivr without • lionse. at Buck Lend Newt .n. on January
18.0 last.—Tnis can has been twice adjourned. —Mr.
j 'la. appeared for Übe defenos.—P.O. Herring, stationed
at Cosertuouth, mid oo the day in qumtwo be lodged at the
eons of UM defendant, at &Ahead Nestor*. Betw•en
ale sad wan in the moraing lav mated toe honeemene,
Bic Warmer, for a quart ot ciain in • hone ilbe roked
him to go to the milieu, and hold tin ligh, which he did.
Igoe draw Use liquor from • barrel is a "straight public-
house quart:' Sas brought it into the haul. and Pourn
It into the bottle. Sae awe him the bon!, and he paid
ha 31. for tie fine said Tom's nein.' Wander took it
Bost PitAeld. at Case Abbas.-111.r. : I can't
Want to tako up your this, gentlemen, but upon their urea
slowing thane I. no can in the prosecution •hataver.—
The Bollato oi•L•.I the aim to proomd.—gr. !mad., to
EQ. darts': Whore war die &tondos& en the morning
is qmetwa t—l bad not emu sus tuing cm atm.—Was he
not in bal I—l caul .ay.—How long were you Imre '—
Sena deya —You went thane with • lasehood in your
smote. aid nit— Did not My, as an nriocemeut
• them to ten 100 to es' Imiger, you DA a summer's work
et
Squire kludged —N they bonen to ink..e in at first
tes sun eonse men nod chatted taiga. Mid I tamed so say my
bight'. Immune bast. 1 *eat to boh—Dordie the whole
a tau transocuoa you low noshing oe the Camden I—l
did sot —hi enswer to tartan qoadiona th• soasteble
.aid he o......eihnes dr ock out or tme lame map 01 toe
delusion at dinner. On the Thursday he toll the noose-
howler ha heel • very duaty Job at use Squire's, sod he
salted her for some cider. but lot all Ma 0.111. kin Mid he
paid het. Woes he w•at Malt to Workload Newton irons
;ern. • nom named Bertholoinaw wind with Mem TM
bon keiroper muted Mut Oat oi toe pubilichouse an a.ked
aia. if is vs. a gold if be brae • &tc ete*. and
if be went into um mese again she Wooed Mew rds brains
our. Be mode no ;only to Mai. Whoa they ..at into
to. imam h. toseekeepor goes Bortlonowasir Nome cider,
but leo Was paid tor at tine. When wlon.si Brat
went to um noose to get wigwag, Itie mid 11.• did not care
tor pantyhose' lodetage. When b. heft on Wi. fi aday
morning he paid wan the boasekeepor Married. Wan
theft they 'spoon no.. with Paw meoreartee, indodthe
tsa Wasik Squire Holiont's he Warhol at • Woman
ineeilmna : fast was only • blind, miont it I
- caa't say.—lt Imo for am pupae* of trying to deceive'
—I
cast sey that.—You ono .ent for the purpon, were
fOo loot I-1 w.&—Did you not hays mons with them
did not—But you said • abotmeat ago y
arena wits, tiami,_ but did not eat sites them—drill dee
ant mid on tno °memos* M the R.yal
Oas Lm. Warren drank met of his cup. H. ou no
othamon mint dor for beer or brastoy to the Royal 0 ax.
Joan Pitcher nest with him one riedt,, bet IA had the
delirium tnentesui during em night. and is whi to him Mtn
doemieura —Mr. Supt. Pluteld : Del you work toe At,
Holiord at Oath Hid I—l aid tars. days and a ball.—
god you porch...ad came oa mon. lose On. ourthetos at the
milendont'. knee. —Yr. Supt. Platen was about to prove
nithiviag • quart of Ufa Odor on Winnows,. Mr. Joinle
Out Mae la • contriveace Wiens the snveratteadeat
and • commode, and what haa that to du With it —Toe
Sup.rintsadent: I cam Mau peon seertituag thai common
—Mr. !iodide Tun, as attotitve questioh—litr. Jolley
cootondoo be bed no cam to ...wear. Ta• law was gins
men on th.quorntion. Tbe whom can reeoleed that into
• question of ample int, It an abaunomuy clear he
cii.nt Was LOt prolakt Whoa CAI Sala woe mode. Ha put
it to the Bench that tho coustable who went to the home
frith • lie in his month for IS. purpose 04 ontreptins par-
sons into • taltin 04 circuinstanon to draft to get a eon.
nation, did not pieems lamina to them in at all •
crirditoble light. Be spoke ploy strongly against tie coo.
, JuCt 01 toe constable to allow kismetm to be tutored sad
amtooyod for dale purpose. It woe unions, untrue Lisa
Warren eves pad money for the cider. But cl,ll it it
war so, his citing was sot pregent and was thereto» not
*minable. Ii they Whored every woid "this febow "
used, how Could they Miran wider tee Act. wae• toe
detendant ••• not thole, as was shown by this soy aid in.
10.010 who brunt 10111 10 arboompUelt tots dirty porpom
—Tote detendoot was than sworn. He said a. ae •
*moonier. and the house in watch he Jived was Ms ore,
but was mortgaged. klo Mated as oichard of L ltd
Alingion and h. sold some of dm apples, ito.l mode a lads
cider with Ma red for he own um. He might, int yen.
eaaa mode a couple of bonehead.. T.. coas rebus 11 num
came to him and method for lobstoge. U. .ail as we•
soma to west for Squire Hollord, end was
Itkeiy to be tone twelve mouth& Oa Wadoesder
moraine, the 18th, whoa Hen lug went ti wore, wand
en in teed sod did not see hlui. lie did not me or
Chow anytning about his haring myiholi 1. Mink at hie
house and p.yiog for It Milt 01 Ruin& —Etas W arm o sad
on Tuesiloy the 1710 Herring came to to• home id Oat
lodaittp. When be ant applied *ha 0 loctild to tattag
11103 oil they had beau anon so badly. When ne
hest sled he said he was going to work at Squire Himont's.
nunder.garddier. H. mid Os was likely to one • autousa's
work there, and *boatel r quire the logging. for Witt lane.
That removed her ("factions end SOO consumed to his
Militias di re. At Mai limo Hopkins oat in boo, haring
beim ill for a fortnight. Oa the solioeing morning bit •ms
6 an-IT o'clock she go. up, and got "'snag no. nringlaid.
On thee subsedund morning he said he U 4441184 lot, and
*eked her to give hide FM. cider. Ronald it •• • • cum
pine,' and enotad not woik tome loug =loot they gave
hen something to di k. (L•ushier.) Sas gay. him •
taittle of cider, but 0* 50 000aaloo did he pay Mr fee it.
He nked her ‘0 6.1 a blot Liao din, and did not offer bar
any roomy. Honing montane drank with tams, but
—h, once chareed hint tan thing. On the Weds, scley
545 heeril some remark moout hot, sod arta -on. to to*
Royal Oak where he was wi.ll Barthoomew. Sb. mined
Oils Il as was a dariCtIVIL H. mud II .19 oaa ton to as aken
to any such "ban' ma ton. Ito mead bet to dram but
mho vimed. With regard to to. cider in q.eetton
Johne knew nothing about it. Maid ‘ll in pod.
Joho Bartholomew said on the Wounatiday he • mompamed
11arrin4 to iho Royal Oek. &tea Wawa. cans Ito ani
• Herring out a the LOU., MO &Aid 1.101 ii too were
• dst ctote. Hi- mid, I know nothing at all about ;
woo has bib nosing time rapotto." From the pubic'
bones they went to Boykin: Musa. and Rim. Wenn save
them some eider, but notothe sae paid tor at *hist he sal
hoc Hopkins was nut them Jolla" put it to
th• Bosch Imre was not oas lota of •Vklaileo tilt the
deldidant woe privy to trio sale as required by ta• Act,
mad therein. they wenn boast to Menthe it. 0o the pert
of thee .us able, Übe wadi am fawn to toe 'nomad. The
one was realiy pet out 04 Overt by tin tioestabie Homage
evident% that toe damdeat was sot totem T.. M. mind
it would b• • remarkable judgment if they movictod. aa
then wai no proof whatever thet the defoodaat knew
my thing at ell of the cider having bees given. —Alter a
mint deliberation. the Beach *maned to Oosnet
Jolltffe : 1 Mall ask you to past a case apes it. —The
Brach grants.! it. —Maar, liopirMs warn to.. ch.rged
with a eionthr offenco oa the 10to January. From the
evidence of P.C. ii suing it appeared on me meanie in
question he peed Iliii Wane.' for two quarts at calor.
He *trend the dstimdent Winnow* for one of toe goats
Ha said, "I shan't take for that quart, as ymt have hai
mule bore helots" Witness then pad Lai Wanes ta Oil
=—Defendant was sworn, and holed that nt. saw
may id. for cider at his boon, or that he kos• of
his payi .g for ii. He did not offer to pay Wm.—, Ida
Warren atso swore that Hari ins did not pay ber air
money for the cider. lie did not offer tne delnuant In net
penmen 11l for • roar . of os4tsr.—.l Ada Pitcher. living It
Eienshot Station, said when h. went his round* h. was in
Me habit of stem, at Hopkins' house. Oa tits sight in
gosetton he abided tang. He was tune from wen tit'
iea,and during that Lim he did twine woad Per ne licy
for cider. Wiliaois. however, admitted to tam supsdaten.
deist he went to the Royal Oak between nem sad oisht
In th• evening, but was only tame • very short
Joint's contanded the weight of evidence ern on his side,
and it would be • marvel to him if th.• B mit saw thin
way to convict —The Bench retired, and on neturnin the
Cameraman mid (Os Beoch had dricided to convict in this
cue M.o. The Chairman said I. the first can toe firm
would beS5l 10.. and costs, and to the second An 101. and
costs, it being the second effeace.—ffir. Jaittd• But it is
on, and the MOW —Mr. Andrews (liagistrate: Cunt):
They are two distinct charges, arid the lest must he •
niciond offessm—Kr. bluffs: Then! shall ask tbe Bench
to great s ems You are bound to, sad you cannot
re.dcise any discretion —The Cheirman : We shell not
grant • cuse.—Hr. : Tbon I shall have to serve a
notice, that is *IL