The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17 00:00:00

WNTBIOUTH.

nativist Tittlnsolvuo.is were offered at Gloucester.
street Chapel on Sunday evening last, a special
sermon with that objsct, being preached by the pastor,
Rey. 3. Wood.
PIESOMANCI or TIM ELIJAH AND THE MESSIAH.
—Our Oratorio Society have put forth& doul le iattr,c.
ties, and assumed • double responsibility this year,
tor they will perform Mendelssohn's "Elijah' on
Tuesday evening, and " The Messiah" on Wednesday
at ternoon, at two. A good band and chorus will
attack the music, 100 in all, and the special parts
and instruments are well provided for artistes of merit
giving theirhelp.
Tan Irmaates AGAIIL-011 Monday, before Dr.
Drew and J. E. Habana, Esq, Captain Paulltto, of
ths Italian barque Natal. Guilin°, was summoned by
Edward Way, of Portland, pilot, for £2 its. 61.—The
barque had sailed, and the captain did not appear.
The pilrt said he spoke her first off St. Alban's, and
offered his services; the captain had an unqualified
pilot on board, giving all orders. The ship was in
protected water.; she drew quite 19ift, and be was
entitled to 3a a foot. When witness applied to the
captain he prombed to come on shore and see the
Ocasul, but witnese had seen the Consul, and he had
DO ceders to pay. The vessel traded from Falmouth
to Rotterdam and occasionally CAMS here.—Dr. Drew
thought the charge ought to be moverable without
forms and ceremonies—Mr. Butt said the Italian
Tome& always made demur about paying pilote4s,
and be mad pated difficulties in the way of getting
the mooey.—Dr. Drew advised Mr. Way to go to Mr.
Smith, Italian consulate agent here, and get him to
writs to the Consul-General In London, so that the
meow might be paid without difficulty. There was
no
reason why the Italians should come into our
molars and cheat our pilots out of fees.
MUNI NIMES • SILLY FELLOW BEAVILL—Goorg•
Chick, • poor simpleminded man, was brought up for
indecency assaulting ladies and children. Mr.
Vickery said that somebody gave the poor man some
beer in his work. The father was a hard-working
metili but when drunk the son assaulted girls.—The
mars looked Lardy an idlot.—P.C. Hansford last
going up jenDobrtba.b.2t-shoadalf,n.b;6o.? blatwPardekfeHnoarelt,
aria, •I—.l.er and falling from one Ade to the other.
Ho afterward; heard complaints of his having insulted
ladies. It was a general thing for him to insult ladies
when he was dntok.—The Mayor said it wee a gin and
• shame to give stink to such • man as that. The
whir was a haet.arorking man; but because ha had
an infirm son like that, working men would give the
lad beer, when he was sent out to ears • shilling, and
present him doing so.—The case of assaulting the
girls, the Mayor thought, had better be adjourned for
further enquiry. It was then adjourned to next
Tuesday. The difficulty in putting a floe upon the
man for being drunk was that the fine would come
out of the parents' pockets.—Fined 10s., including
oosta—As to the other cffeice, he was liable to be
sent to Dorchester gaoL —The mother promised to
consult with her husband as to whether the son had
better not go to prison.
Is Dims GOOD ros Casitte—At the Borough
Petty Sealant on Tuesday, before the Mayor (R. N.
Howard, Eaq.), and Dr. Drew, a former policeman of
the borough, Thomas Prior, now k cabman, WY
charged with obstructing the street by leaving a horse
and carriage in the street, and also fo- being drunk
while in charge of • horse and cab. Mr. Percy Street
defended the man. William Hodges, porter at the
Royal Hotel, was conducting the 'bus on the arrival of
the Jersey bast last Wednesday. Saw the defendant
obstructing the way by which the pamengers wanted
to get to hie 'btu. He left his own cab and came to
the side of the 'bus which witness conducted. It was
by the side of the Bank House, and his conduct was
an annoyance to the passengers. By Mr. Street: He
was standing in front of the 'bus and asked people if
they wanted • cab. He was there an hour in front of
the entrance to the 'bus, and called the 'bus • road
waggon. WUliam Perry said when the boat arrived
last Wednesday, defendant obstructed thIMMNICIff•Te
gtouting and usim abusive 'Angus°. He masa to
. 'hue and stayed there nearly an hour. Defendant
was • little the worse for beer, but not so bad but
that he knew what he was at. By Mr. Street: He
was there an hoar. Witness dii not obstruct the
omnibus with his trucks. Joseph Roberts, licensed
Fetes spoke to defendant obstructing the paasengers,
oslug foul language away from his cab. He was
touting every one, and was away from his cab. Supt.
Vickery asked permission to withdraw the summons
. s lidiwurnkinanses. Mr. Street said he could not defend
, leaving his box, bat he did 40 with the best of
in yes, hatter bests directed to meet the Jersey b at.
11)=ibb• 45....465g, anblnlaa I a small fins
mist the s. Mayer told the deleedsot
be ought not to test, bemuse it caused rows to some
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