The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-10 00:00:00

MAUL? A? • PIIIILICI-MOUSl.—Hanry Roper was
summoned by WWlana Symonds for assault, at the
Albion.— Mayor advised them to settle, but they
gaded.--Complaissat sold that on the 26th Dec. Mr..
Roper mune into his house, the Albion Inn, about 10
in toe •veuinv. His wife was a boding inside the bar,
an I Roper struck his wife down in the preemie» of
51r.. Symonds. Complainant went in, found the
u if. , and went to help her up, when Roper struck
Mr.. Roper again. Mr. Hsrding, • gentleman who
was stsying with him. was pawing by at the time, and
he knocked him down. Compladiatit remonstrate 1 ;
but defendant threatened to aerVo him the same, when
comp' anent went foe two policemen, and asked him
to lose. the house; but be refused, and complainant
pit him out.—dtper denied knocking his wifi down,
ue went to fetch his wife, wh rushed away horn him,
an I theta two men (iymonds and H tiding) "went at
him like two dogs," and, of course, he put up his
b., t defend himself. —Complainant mud that the
wif • ba I not been In the house but • leer minutes,
not I oig miourti to hare any dting to ebink.—Thoinar
It .r.liug WM standing by the mantlepieor in the bar
pa lour, and heard • blow struck. de dad not see
defen Issit come in, but after h.sring the blow saw
14,e. K per lying ..n the giound. Ibe lendlord went
to, east hits. R par from tbe floor, when Roper im.
iou vely struck at him with a fail expression.
Wit,.,., went to get out, when defends...it struck bun,
don dled him over, and he pitched out
dent said the witods. was %etching the matinuvres
from the top of tins odeits, aril woe. he Canoe ill, the
wan... ran out like frightened doz."—Helen
Har Mg, who was plating nt the Albio . Inn, saw
Mr.. itoper down and R beating her an oat the
bra I, When she pulled bun away from his wile, dc.
feud ribnaed her in the must alt.u.afid manna, said
siter.var I. kn eked her huioruit doem, from the bar
pee., ir to the window, Wiwu he fell agiinit • spit-
to in, .u.I his head would have been cut open if he
bad not lite het on. It was no-. the tire; same he had
sees her do it, aid Sirs. Hop r Ii d to oti lo.k si out,
ant she moo I hal to lea her it, a. else ay.d in room,
be10..41 g to Mrs. It...par.—la, teodent Yes when
you 1.1.4 your bo, Zr out tire. Mir dna IMU
11,1- lit the habit of ba.iog ho • VLkory
said wheo the mao was hiou.rlit to lb: . a ion ho c. r.
tangy was not drank, but usual ended; h salt he
baa been in bed two hoar., Aloes he wit up stet
foucd his wile gone, MI I lie Weot to tiie 141.10 get tn.
wile howl. —l/eltubisot sat I be had b.eii 111 Wey-
mouth 40 years, and never kicaed up au a' bu.
went to the house thaw his war, an All itte ply
flow at him, when be put Up hi. hauils t thf. utl
rinneelf, as any tinglishinan would.— In. Stperiuten•
dent, In answer to the Bench, ...id iGndsue was
generally very quiet, but he g .t in a i excited was
when be quarrelled with his wife.—Tue Ma or
detect defendant to enter tuto recdsniasopw iu
keep the ;ease for 3 mouths. lio_per had 12.. 61. to pay.
BOLT TILIMITY P•1112‘111* Ta.•.—On
evening there was great excitement in the puha
of Holy Trinity, in consequence of the tea givea to
pareute and friends of the children attend' .g the
echoed... So large a number were to be entert .1 ie.i
the: b 4.11 boys' and gins school were occupied said
gaily decorated for the occasion with abundawki of
ensign*, bonnet ets, and other flag.. In the girls' echo sI
Was ‘ll+ baadaouie colourist banner, in blue with gall
letter-, "lily frinity Scho and the most promin-
ent in the boys' school was Its. legend "Welcome."
511 r.. Blair suti Mrs. Purkid were very eariy aud long
at the arrangements, and a long list it would be if we
gate the names of t.ho,e ladies who presided at UM
Lades. About 500 were feeeted is, the two school.
hem's, and after ki• too went acrms to the Mission.
room, where a further eittert-iutueut Of eiuging,
was ii.ovided. Tbe pr gramme commenced with tue
coon shining two Carole wh.l.t the tea Was 011, via.,
lu the bolds with their flocks Loading," and "Ti..
hest Nowel.." Ti.. ellibgitlitisMOlit Idler/raid. was in
the following order :—Pinitiforte duet, the Mimes
(arose.; c dui, • • Ring Montvale.," choir; song, •• Hos.
lainsilf Issas,' Miss Wade Brown; tn., " Peter
Pitsr, Mr. Sauttleworth and Milled* Penny ; song,
" Hug the belt, watchman," was sung by the Men'.
"vices taktug the Nolo part, and full chorus Leong,
v Wait de the wag,ua," Muld Penny; sow, •• Home,
oree; home," Miss Wade Brawn; reading, "
shirt, hutton, ' (Canal!.'. lectures), air. tVilsou ; snag,
" A Marry: Chrietm.s," Mr. Snottaiworth greatly im.
torOewl Ibli wog by Midiii‘ • local verse (of Ilia OWu
CoMpOsiii isi), winch wae very amusing; eons, "No,
sir, (encored), Mrs. +Madman; song and chorus,
•• The old block cat" (mcored)' Mrs. Saut.lew,rds
eine "Mary tansy," (mc toed), Mae and Master
Yr.,ny; solo (venatio-5), Slue Adm.° . ;
" Who tided COis• Robin," (enouitsd), Messrs.
Eagle, brividock, Gibbs Jeffry; reading,
(in character), "The logs umbrella,' (Candle's Lest.
MIM), Mr. Wdeou; condo song. "Lb. awkward
yowl; MAU," Mr. Roggen 0014.1111 silt,," Old •011,"
Mr, 'logger; aoug, "Lt. very uuplessiant" (encoreo),
'Siemer U. Penny ; song. "Wishing cap," kiwi Penny;
c dub: song, "Ti.. steam Sewing Machine," Mr.
Id.„;er, tUeort, The sleepy Mau ;" &re the
tnieen Luring the cashing Sir. Shuttleworth
re.uined thanks to tee ladies who bad given tiwoles,
.1,1 Jan to those who bad helped to get up chit Miter.
taiomeht The meeting sepitiated with cheers being
given ha the Vicar, Ur. shuitlewerth, Mr. Gibb., iou
ether.. Ilin aumday school have a treat to-day
(rams lay), caseating of tea, magic banter.,, &c. Tie
egootatiou. of the room were ably done by Sir. J.
Lehman and other young men, and Were 11111CliadtUired.