The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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Wig* • te Otoerone lost
three Øesthjq.s and some of bar bulwarks ea the
tow. Th. latter Game lam Weymouth Harbour
and was malted. She eaten about • week's delay.
WRIT. MONDAY LT ST. Joan's. —About 190 mombeni
of the St. Jolliet' branch, OA T.S., attended the
Whi•Moodey tea, in St. John's Sobools. whore Um
Cribb had well provided. At seven o'clock in one of
tae rooms a mixed entertainment WM Riven. when the
following were among the sinters :Adm. Moorhead,
Mhn Bnetiesaeon. Hew. a H. Gilbert. and Mr. T.
White. Tbe Bev. H. L. Heindall reed an interesting
seleeilm, others contributed to the pleasures of the
evening, and the Rev. Neon Stephenson oappedtheni

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with Wig kindly words.
Wittr-lionizat Vairmaa—Thoussods of visitoes
ea* to Weymouth by Great Weeeern trains on the
holiday, the numb* being variously estimated from
5,000 to 10.000, some of the isintenseouches, of which
teem were from 20 10 to • train, beteg absolutely
with passumempetemther up. The South
treirtd ern Mans broil= hem 1,000 to 1,000, and
was lively as the ante*. The steamers
;4• egesi
sd & good ; some went to the Good
Templars' mestings, a f.w found their way out to the
Militia sports; but mill there were mough to /WA= 012
lbs ICSPIIIIII4O and Sands, sad enjoy the flee weather.
°MAIMS Or AMLACTI.T.-0a Wednesday, before Dr.
Drew, J. Lund* and J. Z. Robens, lAN George
wan with using thmetweing league&
to Jau:seharilliants.—Abut balt-past eight or.
Monday night plaintiff was oath. Quay, when defenc
est tame aid used insulting leaguage ; bat be had
OM/ 111214114 sad plaintiff wished to withdraw the
eado._ on board the Great
Western steentstim at'e V.: was insulted by Mr.
Gez, when Kr. Williams seam and he thought be
was going to Mks his part —The Sttralossooessotod
Ito the withdrawal, on uyineint of 5.. 61. outs.
' ilmertga. Agribb South of Ireland, NM,
Olserbourg, general' Cygou, Fibber, Jon.,. isnond ;
Cicerone' Prout, Par, Vasa atone; De*, Clarke.
Jersey, potatoes Great Western, Blampied, Cher-
bourg, pascal ; !airport Fame, Jersey, potatoes
Marshall, Yowler, Hertlipool, coil; Brighton, Falls,
•Ir Jong lenera • Vulture, Blampied, Cherbourg,
• Empress, Gossim, Bennet:south, passengers ,•
Persons, Swensge, coal. silinp : South
of Ireland. Pears, Cherbourg, general Climite-
Jersey, smooths; Fairport, fermis, Jersey, implies;
Vulture, Blampied, !Mahout, g• neral ; Cygnus,
Timber. Jersey, general; Ann Ensabeth, Stokes,
Poole, nil ; Brighton, rale, Jersey, general; Premier,
Burring. Bournemouth, passim cers ; It evens wor th,
Read. Hartlepool, ballast; Barons, Alderney,
oil Empress, Comm, Bournemouth. passengers.
lboothL—On Wednesday morning, Guru Shaw
and William Wynn were brought up for begging In St.
Mary-street—one on the right side and the other on
the left—about halfpeet nine. Saw Wynn beg of •
young man, who said he bad nothing to give him.
The constable arrested him for begging, when he said
he couldn't hap it. Shaw was afterwards arrested for
begging of • man. On their being searched, on Shaw
were found a halfpenny and two mendicity tickets.
They had been in company in two publichouses.
Wynn said be was • storm-mama, and worked at Truro
Cathedral; his work was stm,sed last Thursday
week, and he walked to Plymouth in search of work.
There was none, and ha waked here to work on •
chtuch.—Allowed to go, on prom slog to leave the
town within an bear.
AWOL! Or a QUARMIL.—Jszsee Crawley was charged
with assaulting Agnes William. wife of Jams.
Williams, on the Bank Holiday. About nine In the
evening, near the rails of the Marine Hntel, prisoom
threw bar against the railings. There had been • row,
and this man and Sidney Con, the gfider's son, WI
been fighting. Young Jaz walked away with her,
holding her arm, when defendant rushed between
them said he would take her life as well as 00164
knocked her against the rails, bruised her shoulder,
and tore her glove off her hand. She WS/ leading Mr.
Col away from • row —Defendant said he did not
intend to hurt Mrs. Williams, if he did it, it was
amide:that. He had had • glass of beer, and was
excited.—Dr. Draw: An I that precious glass of bur.
—Defendant: Pin very sorry for it; I have three or
four children, and 'appose I shall lose my situation.
—Mr. Williams atarealad for the man, who wits
fined is.
icatoct Dervuto.-0a Tueeday, before Dr. Drew,
J. Robertson, Req., and T. Abbott. Esq.—Robert
till sr wa• summoned for furiously driving • bone, to
the detriment of the public, but did not appear,
though the summoes was served at Wareham on his
mother, sad be bad 'Omitted having it. P.O. Hoary
Noakes; on Thursday week, saw defendant riding as
hard as he could go, through St. Thomas-street, so as
to be dangerous to the public. Defendant was beating
the horse with the rob and kicking him. Witness
afterwards found the horse in stage all in • bath of
sweat.—Mr. Vickery stated this defendant had bees
eimihady charged before.—ln answer to the Chairman,
the policeman said Brewer saw I;; but he wasn't
there. —Dr. Drew said that where another person had
seen the offence, he ought to be called as a witness;
not but what they Ind full confideore In the police,
but it would be bettor in such OMNI to support the
policeman's evidence by • civilise's—Fined 90e.,
including outs, or seven days.
Thrwaszows Iszalfwas. —Hark Higgins wee charged
with damaging two glares, the property of James
Bloomfield, of the Star sad Garter, who said defend-
ant came to his house about halt-pant au, and began
throwing about his stiok and singing. Witues told
him he did not allow staging, when prisoner seised •
*t cup, and threw it at him with all his might, and
In doing ea broke two soda water gleam, mks 2s. 61.
—Mr. Aries: Do you want to ask prosecutor any
raraI—Prisoner : Rh No I—Sergeant Apuy
s prisoner in the taproom at the Half Moon,
sallied him outside, and Kr. Bloomfield gave him into
eastody. Prisoner said if he knew be was going to be
locked_ up he would have thrown another; he wouldn't
be lathed up for nothing; but he came quietly.—ln
answer to the Charman. primmer admitted belonging
to Irelmid.—Dr. Drew; We don't want Irishmen
here—Prisoner: I expact not, sk.—The man had no
limas toeing—Fined 71. 6d. altogether, or 7 days'
bard labour.
Anaarrics tzarina Wou.-0a Tuesday Alfred
Wright was summoned on a claim of 155., be being an
appoeutloa wh had left his master's sseericia—Mr. J.
3. Talbot, ho %thunder, said Weight was apprenticed
ueder Mioo's Charity, and had served five years and
10 month., having 14 ta3nthe to germ He received
7• a week. haring begun at 25. per week • but last
Wednesday he left without leave, sad bet 1111-&-day,
and he was last at the shop last Monday week, when
he worked till four or five, and west without leave.
On the Saturday previous, witness stopped la 111., his
overtime WSISS. because be did not attend to his work.
He was to have had 3s. for ten hours' overtime, two
hours a day for five days • but ISM. of it was stopped.
Claimed 15s. because be gad himself to 1/Ofk bard two
days, which he ought not to have dom—Verdict for
114. for loss of his apprentice's services up to May
2411, and ordinary costs.—Mr. Arden: When Sir
Samuel Won's day moms round, don't you send him
up with • good character.—Mr. Talbot said be under-
stood the boy had left the tows.
A PaIOSTSISD TlMAST.—lienry John Roper was
them* with assaulting Ann, wiled Thomas Brinsley,
on May 2110.—Mr. Bowen appeared for defendant.—
Complainant said she told Mrs. Roper she ought to
put in a gnat.; but Mrs. Roper Warned that the
house wouldn't afford it, and the must *ell the house,
and if d,thisdeat didn't like it, am could leave. After-
wards Mr. R per came in and shook • loose handrail,
hook his fist in her face, and coed, "Is this what you
won't Pay yoox rent for r She returned, "No. air;
it is a grate." "Thin," said he, "you *haler have •
goat.; me to that."—Oroarexamioed by Mr.
Bowen : She sad the did not ref me I, oay her rent;
It was ready for Mr. Roper; but she didn't think the
should pay now, as she wantwi to in into this.—Mr.
Bowen mid the case all lay in • nutshell; this woman
had • misrules amut her grate, but if landlords had
to do everything tenants wanted, home property would
sot pay. Mr. Roper having threatened to turn her out,
she nab off her spite by bringing him bet ore the Court,
but it was • ease In which there was no seed of A con-
viction, and he asked them to dismiss the cam—ln
answer to Dr. Drew, Mrs. Brinell'', said Rona shook
his fist at her in • menacing attitude.—Dr. Drew told
Roper he was known to be an excitable man; he could
not get away from the assault, and he was fined 21. 61.
cute.
VISIT nor bisammeuzy,—Between 600 and 700
adults and juveniles visited as from the borough, late
Mr. Powell's the unfortunate balloonist
Alexander, superintendent of the ConirsePtiosid Sun-
day School had engaged • special train to LAI the
school to Wciymak for a hobby, and as he threw
open the abeam about 600 people besides took tickets,
including those taken up at two stations near. They
started about six in the siothift, the wins and train
trimmed with 100 Union Jack.. aid arrived about
half-put nine, after a rid* thrones a Uvtiv-looking
country. With them were the workhouses childr,n, as
happy as, but gabber than, the rest. Mr. B. Burch,
of St Thema-street. pr,vided a capital lantheon in the
Glowesetarwtoset Sunday School, amid it was much
enjoyed. Next they wanted to go on the webs. and
Masers. Cosies at once let them have a auo al steamer,
and they were off to Portland, and climbed the Beath,
within might of the place where the Sal:tile's
thermometer was found. So smooth was the West
Bey that they wept boating on it, while a few climbed
the bill. In the sod of the afternoon they returned to
the school and had tea, the minister, Bev. Mr. Phillips
and Mrs. Phillips being pusiws, with Mr. Alexander,
snd Mr. Smithoehool treasurer. Another good meal was
provided in a first rate tee, and boys were bore al
everywhere, so that Mr. Alexander's kindly voice was
beard denouncing "pocketing." After tes, on lb.
ministers suggestion, immaam applause was given for
Mr. Alexander, who had arpaniad the whole, so that
it was perfection, and that gestlsmnaam told how ohms*
besides well, Mr. Bomb had provkiei ; he thought be
must hese • large heart, sad returned him Auks.
There was still • short Use. for going eu...ebe front
before ilea wad off bp void 6.50 k••-• 11 right.

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handsome

ing Silk
wholeammedlSS•4lBi Whet, and Moog, the eloslient
works of the County of Dorset Studio this le by no
th The :Akers' amass an given below:
Morgau, W. ht. ; Bro. Robert
Greenwood, &W.; Bro. 2thwood itilledgss J. W. ;
Bro. J. Jsoob, P.M., P.P.G. :Sao., P.P.J.G. W. Chap. ;
Bro. 0.0. Target'. Sec. ; Bro. J. Sherrie,
P.P.U.T., Treasurer,. B. kJ. kW, B.D. ; Bro. H.
Gibbs, J. U. • Bro. E. 'T. nosey., P.M., BWward ;
&O. W. H. Ver.y, Steward Bro. G. Meets, Organist ;
Jiro. T. J. Tr:Loping:sae, J.. ; Bro. Richard diraw.oads,

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A Wild% CO•Oneamilan.--John Hussey was
summoned by bias ra. Stroud fur aberiatiog Dimwit
from their service wittiout notice, and they had a claim
against hiui for a 'stalk'. wegae—Mr. Bowan appeared
ad said Moses..etruud felt it their duty to premed in
.hia case, as deleadaut had Wee to some ono elm, and
If I him also without notitm—Mr. J. S. Stroud,
member of the tins of blown Stroud, come.
builders, said &fondant was engaged as a mach.
pewter, as a weekly servant, to leavo on taking or
' givitat • week's notice, and hi received Iti• • week.
When Saturday night cams, defendant did not give
my notice; but on Amide, he did not mem to work,
and had not boon slam. Defendant rums and asked
what the mmastoo. m.sat, wad when he Mood what it
wee, he model to mine book to work, that he might
gives week's netted. MOW. Stroud bad been oodged
to mend to Durehester, to get Guided the emit defend-
ant was on. It was a gnat loomemimeo ; but plain-
tiffs only neared a week's pay. He bad toned
defendant had been at work at Castle Odyi.and that
he left his employer there withoet rimatin—Deitendmit
said that • few masks ago his master had wanted him
to do some work more quickly than he thought it
ought ti be done, ho winded him to varnish a amylase
too soon, end he told him he had better get smiths'
man —Dr. Drew told him his made had the right to find
fault with him if he did not obey hisurd•re —Dotes&
ant maned that the work would not he any credit to
him or his master if it wore smeared; but he admitted
having done it, and that the paint was not smeared.
—Dr. Drew did not oossidor this aril WY a giving
of notice, for defendant oontintted at work, and de.
fondant triad to make out that he did not know any
notice was required is Moir work, he only lett thus la
London.—Mr. Bowen said Hr. Stroud did not wish to
press the cam hard against the man, believing he had
trouble at home ; but the Chairman said Mr. Stroud
mold do as he lied; they gave their deoldoe, award.
lug Homes. Stroad the amount of a week's wages,
leaving it to them to salons die order against the magi
or no .

Dtstioust Durrrmas.—On SMurday,M the Borough
Police-court, before W. Talk*, Bp., Dr. Drew, and
T. Abott, Esq., Itiohard Beggs, of Piddletrentlaide,
lately in the employ of Mr. H. Jesty, dust contgadLor.
to., was brought up on remand, and charged with
stealing two brushes and ooe padlock and key, the
property of Kr. W. IL William., builder, Governor's-
' lane.—Mr. Williams stated that about a month ado,
he had three brushes and a galtraelsed pad! ink in a
beak kitchen; but had missed them. Prisoner had
been in the habit of custang through his place to
remove the died from the kompa—The groom, William
Lions., in the employ of his. Harty J arty at diadi pole,
said prisoner had been in the same employ about three
weeks ago, and offered him a pair of brushes like the
use produced for a shilling, but witness refused to buy
them, end told Ms master.—Mr. Barry Jody said the
prisoner had been in his employ as a dustman, and
is consequence of whit he said respecting the brushes
an I other things, he discharged him from his service
and tot I him the police would be sure to have him.
kle had • galvanised padlock on his own bin, which
ha took away, also the brushes. Discharged him for
dishonesty—PC. titkkliand received information
from Mr. Williams, made enquiries, and found
prisoner had been offering brushes for sale. Appre-
hended him and charge i him with stealing the
brash..; but be denied it. Witness locked Ilia up,
and sometime after he wanted to see the Superin-
tendent Witness took him to the office, where be
raked to be dealt with leniently, be admitted stealing
the brushes on the day he was discharged from Mr.
Jesty, and said he had throws them away in the
potato sr nuid Dear Argyle-terrace. Witness had
searched there and found them. Supt. Vickery stated
that In 1879 prisoner had been convicted for felony,
and had Ii days in prison. In January, 1881, he was
again tried at the Assizes, and s.nt,noed to three
months' hard labour for felony.—The Magistrates said
under those conditions they were booed to commit
him; he must go for trial to the Quarter Stallions.

TIM Wain MILITLA AT ST. KART'S SCIOOLIOOII.
—A very pleasant entertainment was given on
Tuesday evening last to the Dorset Militia, for which
purpose the officers of the Q.O.D.Y.C. and some
of the ladies had very kindly given • sum of money,
and this was guppies/sued by the St. Mary's branch
C.8.T.5., so that all who like to come were entertained
with tea, bread-end•botter, and oaks, the tables brieg
adorned with flowers, and each man ben ,eered with
a batch of pinks of sweet run/ Among the ladies
who presided at the tables were :—Mre. Bartlett.
Mrs. Brewer Mn. Burt, Mrs. Crickuuty, Misses
Crickmay, Misses Doswell, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Gifford,
Mrs. Hallett Miss Hopkins, Mies Luvio. Mrs. Zdiwood
Malady, Misses Milledge (2), Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs.
Mn. Page, Mrs. Robertson, MOW Robertson,
Mrs. Shuttleworth, Miss Snooks (2), Mies Steele,
Miss Thompson, MUM/ Thiselton (2), Mn. Wl:Joker,
and others. The room had been very prettily
decorated with flags, and so abundant was the pro-
vWso that though about 255 partook, there WO/ enough
life for an equal number, sod it was resolved to glee
another tee, at the C .flee Tavern next day. After
tea, they dispersed and gathered again at the entertain.
meet, a number of ladies and gentlemen assembling
00 the platform.—Rev. J. R. Scott had pleasure in
welcoming the Dorset Militia in the earns of the
Meloombe breach, C. R.T.S., and congratulated them
on their good order, and high conduct shown during
the tine the D. M. had been in our midst. (Applause.)
He wished to enlist then in the greet social question
of the day--tempersece, and smR4 their aid in the
work. They had not mutt sympathy with the sin of
drunkenness, and when they go back on Saturday, he
wished thorn to aarry beck pleasant recollections of
the time they had been is Weymouth. Sin never
brings happiness; there used to be a proverb "Get
drunk and be happy," yet there is sorrow and punish-
ment when it la over. He celled on the Rev. and Mrs.
Shuttieworth. who sang the dust "The Sailor Sighs
an deka His Native Shore," and were received with
most hearty clapping. f tie Rev. W. S. Shottleworth
then sat' the poem composed in honour of the Dorset
ht. i Ws, ,nd altered to suit present times. It was received
with • deafening moor-, to which the rev. scepter
cliy acoederl.-sfre. Moorhead led another la iy
followed with • duet—" Oh, that we two were May-
tag,' which Inas very effective. Wan Criokmay
rag • pretty duet about maidens and love and
wandering in the lase, to witioh an swore 1,111/ im.
usediately aocorded.—Msjor (lollop then, accompany.
log himself, emu in his hearty style—" While we were
srohirsg through Georgia;" • stirring seas of the
Northern Army, and the Militia came in with •
tremendous but harmonious chorus, showing that the
gallant Major had captured their hearts. An encore
was a roatter of sours-, and tie Major couldn't get off
with lees than one TOM more. Mr. R. Oakley,
accompanied by Mr. Boyton Smith, sang 'The
Bugler," and maintained with the Militia equal
favour to that ahown him by Weymouth audiences In
general—Mr. Z. Milledge kindly read " Bruns and the
Spider." vd the Militia appreciated the lemon, and
•pdauded be•rtUy.—Mrs. Zillwood Milledge gave
" Katie's letter," in a rich contralto voice, and
evidently charmed the audieaos. Rey. C. R. Gilbert
sang about the death of that brave and pious officer,
Captain bledley Vicars, and no ived the usual hearty
welcome. Mr. White. who is secretary of the St.
John'. branch, C.R.T.S., gave "Whistling Tom,"
which was creative of great amusement. Mies Penny
then sang The Kerry DIMON" • bri4ht song, very
artistically, and received much applause. Rev. B. L.
Handell read • piece about a little boy who wanted to
be • soldier, and he also pleased much. Major Gollop
most legtilhebll sang—" Did You Ever See an Oyster
, Walk Upstairs?' Of course the applause and
laughter were furious, and not even the calm delights
of a speech expected from Canoe Stephenson saved the
Major from an encore.—Canon Stephenson said this
tea was thought of, banana the temperance people
' wanted them to think very deeply about the tern Pollan
question, join the Blue Mies Army, or some other
temperance orgsaisetion, and come out an teetotalers.
The nee was dew to idre. Bingham's heart, and the
would say —" Speak up to these men out tee-
totalism ;" but he was sure that, as they had been
doing so well, there must be a good sprinkling
of teetotalers among them. (Applause.) When
the Queen went to Epping Forest—so 111 to
keep the road in order, the managers gave the
keeper of the King's Own, • publichouse on the road,
£l5O to shut up for • few hours, and also the Privilege
of erecting three large booths in the Forest. That
gave as idea—first, of how order is to be kept, by
shutting up publicheases ; and secondly„ how much of
the fool's pewee must pour into the publiala's till. Re
eked them to joie the teetotal gene, and they'd end
themselves better in health and pocket, and with one
of the greatest obstacles taken out of their way that
would -hinder their progress to letter things. The
man who confessed to the murder at Durham gave
himself up to the police because he could not brae the
terrible drink craving. Lot them take the pledge
deliberately, and join a teetotal band of brothers to
help him U•O9 It; while, above it all, there is the Cross
of the good Lord Jesus, who I. ready 03 help and will
give the victory. In the name of the C.R.T.S., he
bid them welcome to whatever brooch of the army
they liked to join.—The Rector reminded theet they
had smother Owes% besides the earthly one, the Lord
Jams Christ, and there Is another citadel to be taken-.,
that of their own heart', He movel thanks to the
Yeomanry officers and others who had subscribed, to
those who had cut up the eatables; and be wan going
on, but the Rector's following w 'rd. were lost lu
applause. Mr. S.B. Milledge and Mr. W. H. TIAN&
ton we saw active in the arrangement., end no doubt
thanks were to be accorded for that service, and to all
the singers, 80. After the Rector's address they lobed
in "God Save the Queen." After the uteetiag, a party
of soldiers cane up to take the pledge, and Mr.
Milken gave them tie C.LT.B badge. Oa die cell

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