The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11 00:00:00

WZYNOUTE.

LW:rate—We observe thrt the Lerd Chief Justice of
Scabbard hes app rioted Mr. %V. Bowles Barrett, of
th's frown, to bee perpetual Commissioner for
taloa the acknowledgmente of deeds by married
women for the county of Dorset.
C.E.T.S.—Mr. W. Mordaunt Thlsolton delivered an
addruPs on Gospel T-mperance, at the Coffee H-ruarr,
High-street, on Wodoesday. when Mr. Alciernirbo
Tit moos prodded. Al the close of the meeting a
petitlo was signed fur the withdrawal of the grocers'
spirit lic-osee.
THE RECINT COP rillll.ololl.—Tae Rev. Canon
Stephenson on Morviay afternoon delivered as
address in Rt. Jobo's Church to the females who
were recently confirmed in that pariah. Is the
evening be aimilarly ad heeded the in rles.
CAMS WITHDRAWN. —AI the Guildhall on Tuesday
Elasbeth Abbott was eumnionad by Elizabeth Hardy
for luring aousive irroguao. Upon the soggeetion of
Alder man Robertson, the parties settled the case out
of Court. _

kiitTriate—On Monday seating Mr. J. Shetland
Aplia, of Yeovit, gave • recital from Teanyson's
poems in the Baak.baildiegs Chapel before a large
nndienos, the Ser. J. Trefford, M.A., presiding.
Kiss Freeresat MIN Warney, sad Mr. Dennis, jun.,
msAy emus of lenapsoa's poems daring ths sweats/.
FINS ix BoND-STlMlN—Nbactly beloreseven o'clock
on Monday tweaks, a the bathe out la the toy and
fancy warehouse of Mr. Williams, 12. Brad-Week
through dm amideatal upsetting of • bees ,line lamp.
An emisteet, named Lake, with help from the
employees of Mr. J. Landis and Mimes, threw water
over the bu..tiog mats, and succeeded in subduing the
lames before the snivel of the Firs Brigade, under
Mr. Supt. Vickery. Although got under so quickly,
Mr. Williams sustained damage to stook by hos and
elver to the extent of nearly 00. He is fortunately
Mound. _ _ _

flnatiwo.—Arrivals : Cygnus (s) Falls, Jere'',
gimeral ; Bright in (s ) Pastier, Cherbourg,
general; Great Western, Blampied. Claerbouic,
rile:raj iisittr:,"rnoverß"otrlCiake.reAstrlvr:rkgar
redound, Hull, °Smite ; usitioa, ttornby,
Shields, coal • Two Balers. Steward, Newhaven,
' nil • Cmse, dady, Newhaven, nil; Elizabeth and
biz;2, Mabel' Southampton, nil ; Haws, King,
sea, fish ; Dde la Mew, ottier, Laanoin,
: Cygnus (e) Valle, J craw, general;
Etta: (s) natter, Cherbourg, rewind ; Great
' Western (e) Blampied, Cherbourg, general ; Vulture CO
Mace, Plymouth, nil; Waterford, Rowe, Guernsey,
ballast; Mary Jana, billow, Portland, oil ; William
Dyer, Hayward. Guernsey, ballast.
Osaratioeuto Toj FOOTPATIIB.-Bentool Dean was
summoned at the Guildhall on Tuesday, before Alder.
man Roberhion and J. E. Robots, Esq., for obstruct-
ing the lootpaths.—P.O. Day stated that on the 26th
of February he saw defendant opposite Dorset House,
00th. top of Chapelbay. H. was In company with
several other., obstructing the footway and creating •
nuisance by "bawling " most dismally. Hs had
cautioned him three tims before that evening, In the
same place forth. same thing. He hail had several own-
plainta—By defendant : He cautioned him the..
time. that evening with others.—Charles Denning'
stated he 1 red at Unspelhay. La.t Tuesday defendant
and other. were running about at the corner, making
• great noire. There were about 20 lads who came
there every insulin causing an obstruction and making
• noise. He did n,t know that he had seen this lad
befofre that night. Thie had been going on over
twelvemonth., Sund iy nights as vreli—Caleb Hall
Matted he lived at N.. 1, Dorset terrace. He
remembered the 26th ol February particularly. His
wife had been darageromly ill, and be bad had to go
out three times of a night and clear them away.
To the best of his belief he had cautioned dol,ndant
before. This had been going on for sir mouths, and
wss a :miasma to passers by.--Supt. Vickery said the
Mayor was the owner of 12...reet.houre, and he bad
received a letter from his tenant, saying he should
have to give up the house if this nuisance was not
stopped. It was two constable,' work to keep that
corner quiet. They were determined to summon
every b.iy who loitered about there.—Alderman
Roberta= said the magistrates were determined to
put Maio down. As this was the Bret time defeadaut
we old be let off on payment of mita.