The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-22 00:00:00

Very geed %Met This sorted thing could not he tolerated,
defendant was liable to imprisonment for three 'soothe,
or to be dao4 Thee were dispoied to rodeos the
penalty to A. or he most go to prison for Si days' hard
lalanir. —Syrians : rile() to n. I never said the word'
to the man.-Dr. Drew You must bear in mind even'
mu, is at liberty to make his own bargain for his own
L.bpuy. -ffennes: I never said the worda lie said he
would shoot the first man that went them and I only told
him his own words.
Gawps Ryder was summoned by Charles Watson, for
" following hies about with • view to compel him to
abstain from carrying on his trade 'so gee stoker or worker,
and using violence and intimidation to him, also with
persistently following hint from place to awe, and watch-
ing and beetling the house where be resided and
worked.--Yr. Kuno said la this cue violence was
actually used to Vie plaintiff, he was actually struck.
Complainant is. eailor, a perfect stranger, he was ship-
wrecked, and was only too anti°. to set employ, and
Mr. Stone was only too happy to ensure thie man,
although inexperienced ; but at the vary same place
where the other man liras threatened. Watson V. struck.
—Watson said he was shipwrecked off Falmouth. landed
at Plymouth. worked his way here, ansi, hearing of the
" strike," he got employment at the gm works, and went
on on Saturlay night is. stoker, leaving it to Yr. Stone
about wages-935. Si he believed. On Saturday night he
' went to work, awl yesterday morning, on returning from
breakfast, he went ilongside ths Quay to 1,4 to the works,
and wax going to walk across the new stab ink= at: but
I found fouu men at the corner. Cue of them Mlle up ud
said' lou are one of the —a that work over there,-
pointing to the works. Witness made no answer ; but
I turned to the man who spoke, who struck him wafer the
chin, saying "_ 11l knock your brains out. All You
better look out to-night; you have little Linger to
live." Three or four were standing there. Had heard of
the eight men "striking," and went there. But he could
not identify the man who struck him; be could sot re-
cognise defendant u one of the four.—Mr. Hattie said
then there was no end of the cese—Mr. George said ha
was instructed to inform the Beech that defendant was
not the man at I'LL—The Cale was thernimed ; but lfr.
Hanna said the Gas Company being under An vbllintion
to supply gas to the town, it was not out of ell
they proceeded against defendants, But solely in justice to
their COIISULPOTIL—Dr. Drew, to defendants: You toast
recollect that if you think your servioes are worth ffils. a
week, you can ask that fat ; but you must not interfere
with mu who are willing to go for ff4l, They have •
right to .I 1 their labour at the beet market they can get,
sod the magistrates will protect them—Kr. Hanna said
his clients anticipated the thing was not at u end yet,
and he should be glad of some expression from the Bench.
The Chairman wished it to be knows that the Bench, in
every instance where cases of this tied were proved, would
punish in every way they possibly culd. The men had a
right to get as much as they could for their labour; but
they must not resort to asil intmlwadco-

POMTLANG.
Tag P.P.O. Bairn on Friday last ipve an entertainment
of reading., music, and darns at the Grove Schoolroom.
BAD SOLDISAL —Five prisarre from the irti Regiment
wen gent off together under emort to Gosport on Satur-
day, mad we are sorry to her there are more yet to be
removed.
11A- Naintee, of the Oonvict Establishment, is leaving
Portland for Dartmoor The musical performances of Mr.
Newman and his daughter are well remembered and
ppreciated.
a GOOD SAILOIL—Out of the 500 &warn boys who went
on Christmas leave, only three failed to return at the
proper time. This reeks very well indeed for the training
rip and her oMcers and instructora, wandering the
an
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Board.paratd on: example of • good featrth Provldedi:
RAlLwar ADPLOrlar Serra —Mr. Rode:ion, a the
Royal Victoria Lodge Hotel. on Tuesday evening gave his
annual supper to the railway men. About 50 were pre-
sent, and tr supper was provided in that excellent style
for which Mr. and Mot Hodedon are well known. The
worthy host filled the chair faced by Mr. .1. Hodder, the
company's carting aod loaalzagetot After supper the
usual toasts were hououred, . Jolliffe and others sung
mega and the evening was convivially spent
Cesium Exatumar.—Nine sick convicta were bent
from Portland on Monday for Woking., in charge of Dr.
Artier • nurse, and • warder. Dr. Parsons happened
to bean the platform, and several of the poor fellows,
remignisine him, bade him farewell, and thanked him for
his kindness ; chintzier they had expressed their gratitude
to Dr. Askhem before, for that gentlesra to awrs
deservedly popular. —Next day a larger bode of Primmer's,
two vans, and escorted by three officers, canoe into
d from Millbank. two these were dirty fellow".
filgansans' Rem- —The sergerts of the 2-10th gave
their annual ball on Friday last at the Verne. A Mrge
andaber of the inhabitants of Portland, Weymouth. and
Dorchester accepted invitations, aad the officers of the
regiment kindly gave their patronage. The result wee
that the affair was a very grand one, and the best of the
kind ever seen at the —au sly thane who are
qualifted to judge. The ref regiment tables were furnished
by Marra Osborne with all the good things of the season,
The band, under Bandmaster Dimmer, was meal to the
o..rudon, and dancing was kept up late.
Van or Nowt Geer —On Sunday last, it wee
very interesting to observe the motions of some
hundreds of gannet. or Bolan geese in the Bay. One
great home of these birds is on the island of St Kilda,
at west of Ireland; bet those seen on Sunday tipper to
have been tempted here by a large shoal of sprats. The
muoneta displayed continually their swifter in parrs-
arly darting or dropping from the air on unfortunate
Ash. wbia they secure in an instant. In some of their
western honor gannet. have been caught by florins out
• steal board on which • fish is laid, when the first bird in
position over it drops, beak foremost, straight down on tha
Sr with such force that the beak is driven into the
beard, and the bird either killed or Drily secured. The
Indy is hardly worth this cruel meagerly, for the Sol=
gore are fishy in taste.
Mareic Dersuanoe arm Serum—The regimental
lodge or Freemasons, " Sphinx, held their annual meet-
ing on Tuesday evening at Mr. Stinson a, Break water
Hotel, for the inetalletion of Quartermaster Lenth wart"
as W. IL for the ensuing year. A tree number of military,
Portland, and Weymouth brethren roe present, tar-Ir-
ing Lieutenant CollingwOOrt P.M, Bro. Cook, Gee,
Tamen,. S. A. Vickery, Runk Phelps, While, Osborne,
Board, Ratcliffe, C. White, H. Russell, ke, and Bra. W.
Birth, from Weymouth, was installing master. The
eareroony was concluded by half-par err, or therm/rock
after which a banquet was provided by Host Saosom, in
right good style ; thesrpgrasolial toasts and sprers
had to be got in order for the Weymouth.
brethren to cattt° , train. Those who don't like after-
dinner talk will mentally respond—" So mote it be.
Foorsaii. ilerzn.—An esteemed correspondent writes
—" The opening match of the Portland Football Club took
place oe Saturday last, when a strong teem front Wey-
mouth and its neighbourhood came over to play the dub,.
Play commenced at three o'clock, and, within 10 minutes.
through the good Judgment and excellent play of
&armoire, Portland got • goal. For the next haU hour
the game was hotly contested with little advantage to
either aide. Ends wen' now changed, and, in a short
time, Mansfield accomplished the downfall of the Portland
goal- and thus equal Led matters. Penland now played
up with greet spirit and determination; but it was not%
rig within • few minutes of time being called, tivA
Westland, by a good piece of play, scored another gaol for
Portland—and thus made the side victorious by two some
to one. For the winnere Scudainiare played rinsurrhahla
well, indeed to his exertions the victory of Porard-L
mainly doe. For Weymouth Andrews nod the two
ManfArds were most compeer& The Portland team
was composed as follows :—Burke, H. DIVA,
Prentice, Gear Johnson. Bristow, Saidlomore, storm
Werra& Snail(captain).
The Grim SCHOOth.—Thuniday last was the day ap-
pointed by the wheel managers for the distribution of
prises gained by the scholars in this above schools At
three o rlork the children 'rambled in the girls' school-
room. accompanied by their went, and friends of the
school. Amongst the latter we noticed Mrs. Clifton and
fatally, Mrs. Appleford, Mrs. Wheeler, Az The chair
was taken by the Governor. Mr. G. Clifton, who wa
ported by the Rev. W. Applefoed. the Rev. Mr. Whse:illiZ
and Captain Hume. Proceedings were opened by the
Secretary. the Rev. W. Applaford. giving an amount of
the program of the school dazing the past year. From it
we learn Ur the "clout wee never in so prosperous a
state as at the peered time. The Government reports
were hiebll satisfactory; and more children are attend.,
lug the schools than ever before. During the pest tour
Tear. the Goveranasett has been raised nearly Paper
cent Before Peemed to distribute the prises the
Governor impressively addressed the children, virgin all
to work during the present year, and concluded with
abliacolLa the master and mirrors for bringing
to De t high state of efficiency. no
prigs list is as f I=—Boya. Scripture, H. Hinds:
good conduct. H. Hindi" and Orr regular otteadanes,
H. Hardy and H. Roes; reading, F. Kemper, and H.
Ross ; writing, H. Hardy and F. Pound; arithmetic, J.
Groves and F
and W. Wood Haeooogpvend proproficiency, C. OTlNlnhaia
: rso grammar, and history. J.
Heritage and W. Reid. Girls Scripture, S. Soar= 2
good conduct, L Ramat • regular attendance, F. Satre
and K. Rose; reeding, J. 'Spence end A.. Hinds ; wrilin.,
S. Saran aad C. sy,,• aritiunetic, T. and le,'
Groves; needlework, J. Biros and & Gibbe
Z. Holman end Z. Pearce. infant's prime. Good CalYjna.
J. Stow and N. Stevenson ; ettoutear es.
Andrew, an S. Downs; seediew=6ll. Little ; gramal
prodder,. T. Mutter.
Woman roa roe Btu- —Clothier V. II L. 1... e
• claim Jae £3 17s. id. for boots and sir roar: wwl
Weymouth County Oeurt, and there was a rA‘toi.r claim
at A Oa N. for .—Mr. Howard for defendant.
who denied the w=idaintirt elallit--Plaint,ff said
he had delivered • ore of the bill to air. W. L. Pearce,
who bed the goods far lard( and family. Deferenlll isA deny e t
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busier, kr carried out large con d wag
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