The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-17 00:00:00

BWAIIAOIII.
"'lnaba; anti flicker's."

TRI COMITT CLU;-DINII-111 at the Institute WI •
Food en.; there was a good chairman (Mr. Sheriff
Burt, J.P.), and he gave the caterer good advice
following which no beer was served until all had been
helped once to solids. If people would drink after
dinner instead of with their diuncr they would
always be the better for it. This will hold good
against all liquors. It is said that there WIWI more ate
and drank, And it was mare enjoyed through the genial
sheriff's forethought.
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THIL WIRE Ron, encumh•rs the Quay. Does any-
one know who owns it ! Perhaps the LB. wouldn't
mind going to the trouble of putting it up by
auction.

Thi Naw SHOPS of Mr. Robinson, we are glad to
note, are all occupied.

Vnirrons are coming &a 'residents are going. The
Hon. Miss Hewitt was very sorry to be compelled to
leave our beautiful neighbourhood. Among the
visitors we notice Lord Portman's family and Mr.
Docwra's, if we may term the latter visitors.
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Is Iv Taus that some 1;r-a.t;e adventurer is about to
issue a Swauage weekly? At its advent, so a friend
suggests', we Alan be able to take ottr well-earned
holiday, so aa to ensure its complete succeas—for that
week. Naughty friend.

THI FILIZMAMONO fnaated again laat Saturday at the
Purbeck, and Mat Lewingdon provided a really good
repeat. Mr. John Mowlain Burt pi-midi:A, and Mr.
Trayte acted se "vice." Mr. J. M. Burt we. elected
Grand !darter in the room ot Lieut. G. S. Brodie.
Lucia.

BRIDPOZT.
A Poorsrr.-Upwords of 770 eignatnem hay.
appended to • protest egainat the Mauling (71
spurious doctrbu in thie nelehhean.hood.
reference being made in the worrifigagltioelil
RtsliFfrevli.,UV:se:no.P.lakn :While.c:Hh.'u.gto:ythewelapaedeinedrat's:ecPP,...'..e.6.4tl4..."'"NottheimemP"4.l"rb?
th,..11**7
locality; and other pamphlets of • like 'ea% ey
ybeoluienvgi.egfotrhawthtliteountojytetotehersui.c.y,himMi.eryi.ti,hhpec:j....conhdl.ny,taiwa:(4..,:tuityetitiante—"•;:zo,,,_:
contrary to religion, but injurious to the moils or" 7
ey
chtoPledgeuodieppoesii,thems..entadchaliv"
" from such risk of contamination."
Roaomos Patna. nide,. -Bahr, Mrr. R. ma (Map.,) and Mr. H. Howell. Wee
South
-street, charged in Custody With etialmr4.l4..
feet rule, vales b., the proi arty of me, plumber, Bradpole Road. Prosecutor stated
the rule produced on the h thatigh of MAW re nag anee
date. It wu rate on the morning. Sew the
We house during the day. When the coutable *Uri
him the rule, he at once identified It as his property i-
ambs wee engraved upon it. -Robert Carsick. arMi•
of prolocutor, corroborated. -John Gilt, saw, m,„,L0l wore to being at the Heap Inn, about ten dank aen prisoner offered him the rule for We. He eale'e „T.
la for it, but afterwards gave prisoner et far it *dot
did not observe the name stamped epee it
cconstablecame to him shout it on the fib , Adams deposed Reding the primmer in UN Sanwa
p.
and qoesuoned hm. I. admitted oiling the rw, be said he had found, to a traveller. The mestable-.......
=king inquiries traced the rule to Gas paeeh
reL•-•
handed it over to him. -Prisoner pl weF
eaded guilty, a
tererar.la endeavoured to earns, himself to atea..l
the bench that he found it in North-street to Dorchester Gaol for one month herd lebonr.
COuvrr Pouch, Tuesday. -Before Sir IL H. Bart., and Mr. S. W. Whethant, hi ePeee,
SERIous CiIaRGL- Charles Leg?, greom, Pouliot (Ho
was prosecutor in a case of allege. await on the a charged with being drunk the
day) was
on the meninx evening, and with em,.."-e.
police constable in the eaecutien of his duty. " appeared in a ireful condition, with Mack „vim etri't
feetneee generally showing miens of haviaptza tram
with. In answer to the tint charge he
but to We second raid be did no
io
t mamb nay
a w policeman at MI, being Probably too fir ione-_-17e.
Loader oil the previous evening about
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lying in the road near the R mime
ailway I
Remonstrating with him he kicked hi 'oloo drunk
e ovoid,. _ Iron., pulled him by the beard, and C:,kuo ,aon";
insane. Witness procured assidance fruit bra , him upon a cart and conveyed him to the statiee- F
Northover corroborated.-Sir Molynesug lima hlai
6d. coat, for !Wag drink and ur assaulting
one umonth hard hilmait-Sir Holyneans Min that
whilst he had the power to do au he would alwayi protect
the force in the execution of its duty.-Pnoner wee
much cut up upon hearing hie montane and begged it to
be commuted to a fine, but without avain-la default al paying fine 14 days' hard labour.
Cotrerr PETTY SLasiomi, lionday.-liefore case,.
Bullen, ILN. (chairman), Sir Mayoral line Navel,
Bart, Mr. W. Coitus. ILA-. and 14. s. w. Whethem
Orratleo TO TREAT Tut NAG IMAM. Sininiot
Warberne, an elderly Min, caner. of Whitchurch, mooed for being drunk and riotous, on me highway at
Claideock, on the 24th ult. .-Deferel
dra ant replied," sad ep La drink, s'pwee all us do a' times, I lie ('alt Inc
Ibe guilty." (Laughter). Another charge Cu pre.swal against him, that of cruelly torturiee and Mamma his
horse-Defendant pleaded guilty.-P. C Howe woe he
mm defendant driving through Chideock. lie was very
drank. Alter " letting into" his wife with a whip, he
afterwards used the hone unmercifully. Ile stench 3
under the belly nine times with the stock of the whip sof
was so intoxicated, that each time he fell beneath as
bead of the animal, catching himself by the mins to tem hinted( up. -Irefendsot wound a bland lank Win% asked if be had anything to reply, and °deem the
Union anything they liked li, drine.-Tbe bee h
him that he was only making matters worse by road,.
in; himself in that manner in court, and that he iniel evidently taken too much to drink.-Defendent retina
that the witness (the constable), told nothing but lies, and
when he saw him at Chideuck, he (*trona+) Ina " drunk man." Defendant also Owned that the lemh
better deal leniently with the case, or he would not ray anything, he had the money, and could do it -)'obed
Via, Its, an each case, in default, 14 days each ollenes.
all one month hard lalour.-" Shan't pay it; rather rite
prison."-Defendant sae then removed in custody, let
ledt the Constable, returned to the dock, and volunteend
to "square' matters with the magistrates, by .deriag
.f.l sa, which of course the bench declined to accept
Defendant was taken to the station, (Awn pa
crowd-Hie wife appeared and paid the money, whea the queer defendant was liberated.
SCRETILS Or Tilt PEACE.-Nlizaerfa Geer", nu's!, in
the employ of Capt. Salem, of Charmouth, aught to make
George Crabb, shoemaker, Chanuouth, rind suretles id the
peace, she alleging defendant had used insulting language
towards her. -Capt. :niers appeared and gaol ca.
plainant bore an irreproachable character, uad a., her
muster, he felt it his duty to Protect her. In lueo.iay
sedhiti:iwoninin,fiaign::;n3runlothdrimi:treiht:Fpart:Luweolhh:ll)."rm Lhorf,,:::.banp.(ei4tll.4:4),:itt7crwc";,..":"litli;P.lst:X.l..wsn'4l.7:l;.)
Cuwalu duty. On 17th April last, wanes, went m crablia
house and told hint he should disontinue giving hue
i work n consequence of the condoct a his (Crehbal wile
to his nurse Mn Crabb then made toe a foul language,
and threatened to salute Mrs, bowie every time she
pawed up the street -Complainant also called Dust
Charles Gonne mason, who stated .hearing defendant call
eoncoluffie:te:f.rodel:ithilit.an,n;ftreittiartaldicittn.;tez....hnid7oirivniy:slirofretttt
inpc.irtnr.ai.fau"bfftheipemaLc,eo.:""tfoir.,,,,ka...l.
an-hour Inter Captain Sakes re-appeared sad made,.
application to the Bench, to grant a ca se for s opener
co tr:rt but the Beach refused to take sa tin of the
application,as they considered the ease inning Wild
and the complaining redrawn.

HISTRUCTING THZ 111UHWAT. —John Trak mita-
14.rria was swum:mad for oltstrart,.,
highway on the ult. DelemLouttailed tossom.-I'
Bustle on the 15th inst saw defendant so sots •mhr.
house, leering his horse and cart across the rood for MU
an hour, he earned Mus of the Cuoacqacacci. lA%
remained an obstruction for quite half an hr after Lb.:.
—There being several previous convictions arum Mout
ant he wag now tined £.l, costa na, in default II days
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Amu. la.—Ssamet Si sew, labourer, Nettlama* sad
Thomas Cahn, labourer, Loder., were charged oil
assaulting Charles Legg, of Poorton.—Defendanu *idol
not guilty.—Complainant stated that on the lah U.l in
was at the public hotue at Nettlecombe, when Stoic .at
Collier who were there came up and struck boo m the
left cheek. Ile then left the house and was proceeding to
Poorton when he was again struck seven or eight tunes it
one of them. —Collier: You never spoke to me in the boa
I did not try to kick ups row.—Never saw Collier beam:
hid not say I would give Stone Willa was doe to kin ; I
never spoke to him. Cress-examined by Staie "I gars
no provocation," Healy Bugler was at the Pabbc
house when some cMlbu easued between the
porkies. Witams was there about quarter of as hoor.—lir.
William Gill twitted Chinks Lea sleet smainhing which
did not concern the othert also saw Saone hit Legg va
the cheek. William Hutchings. • caner, of Nettleconde,
was at the public house in question; the disternsem
commenced about a girl lea commenced to chat
William Gall about her, Stone tried to keep 1.m.:
witness also tried, but could not do so Saw Lea grad
down, but could not :wear who did it—fly the Ileoc1:
They were all close to each other in the rosil—Gase
dismissed, prosecutor to pay costa, 51.

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GIPSIni it TROUBLE. Robert Peefold, gipsy, vas
summoned for being drunk and dieorderly on May ht sl
Ilawkchturb. Defendant failed to appear, but P.O ILA
having proved rervice of summons, stated he freed
defendant about ten p.m very drunk. Ile was Meng
his wife, but afterwards went home quietly. —Procik
l'enfold, the wife, was also charged with a similar °dares
at the same time and place. There were 111/111eftss
wavictiona against the latter defendant, she .4
committed for one month hard labour. The Wieland sop
fined 10t, coats W. ,in default 14 days hard MOIL
STILAVINO CATTLE—Kr. Joke P. f armor of lloppookx
wee summoned for allowing 10 heifers to stray span tte
highway.—Defendant explained that it was ad by maws
of the bad state of his fences that his cattle dmmi,
hews. so unfortunately situsted,as to to surrounded at
all aides by highways, the public gates of which ma
negligently left open, giving his cattle somas to the road
The Bench advised Wm W consult the Peden et LI
estate, and endeavour to ameliorate the presemt cooddion
of his farnt—Damagea la—Costa remitted.
listen.., dairyman, Concomhe, was also surnewsel
allowing two *owe to stray upon the highm7
14th. —l‘. C. Bustle proved the case, and 4d ea
lined , oasts
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DRUNK" AND DINODDIALT.—Joka Yartkrerr, Wave.
Powerstock, was summoned lor being drunk and doorthrifl
at the above parish, on the Pith. nit -P. C Drees clam
proved the awe, and sa defendant had four taws leca
Previcsnly convicted, he was sent to pram for ow monk
with hard labour without the option 0101
Gals was charge a with being drunk, a ibweratck._,o
the Pith May ; pleadal not guilty.-'. C. Woes Pc..'
the case-Fined IL 6d., costa Sas— Wiliam Viii(o4.
dairyman. Hawkchurch, piaal Fuilty to °hi=
718.
highway by leaving a timber carnage thereon -
costa Us. Paid—Simeon and !kW
of Up-Lyons, Devon. pleaded guilty to -
land, the property of Mr. W. spar on brd
Final Us. and mita 14

IWEST Doassr BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the above seacielice,io6"
year bald at Bridport Baptist Llama 1U Plf
commenced on Monday evening, under the _rataLL
the Rev. R. James. of Yeovil (Maims ..'"--..
when the Rev. H. Hardin. of liontscsta TM
interesting and practical sermon to the =Nowa,
attendance was fairly good: there bag •
of delegates from various parts of the district
me Midi
On Tuesday at seven am. a pryer teedia... L.
when a suitable &adrift woo Com by
PLlmer,
At ll'adiaT. athuael°mChairman (Rev. R. Jamkg etwidowbo...
address, subjecr "The Spirit'• meemeso_,.,_,Libso
boring special reference to the relater is vim. ---,
stand to the churches. They waded Sit ./
money, but mod light amongst theta Nem r. 77 o
had to be endured by Owm ab wi.ietero ; bat ci Ifi„
of this they had struggled mentally ssel tbeir egedvar._
met with meat meows. He widesmared to skew ,iir
what they ought to do to become mote Worth, ,t2A
name and positiou they bore. u with faith the, m...7;7
Ws promisee they might expect their Wilmot gisrLi
big to propagate His sad 011illit Off ra I.
dermuneasalkulkisTrutot:Tribestidmithkindred powerrgniPao
dbeo:httusth.uswere.liarem.4"kildilkoi:64olo—.---"Anisl6"4—a. 417:
pastors, but with all numbers of Marche,
A vote of thanks wag medially Min le tlo #tirt:
when Mere followed an iwwwwww, apip,, rf 14 kf
Rev. W. Fry, of North Curry. es.Utisii "Prilf.nenar
Um for public worship." By boll
be • moral sad *triad pr,parasaoe.
thst of resat was gralbr in mod PIO, . ""....a-- kW
day of Watry and Wale: obi& twoow te be a e --___woo,
hack to attending Me —Room er ord. It will_L•Two w
to fully estimate the advauttme of pelike yam"' ; ow •
be chained dawn to nothing but sortily. UM iiim
fit date In which to meet their Creator. IWO& e
At lOW of thanks wee accorded the Itev PT ~.., ow
request that the paper, immure with taw uldred.rjoor
'hainimii. be forwarded to ' The C..harch - isi
Illoa.
A public luncheon, taking the form of a gokl calblift...ocw.
w.o, provided In Om adjoining, school 100° 14 ".d 11h
in .
. resident minister (Rev. J. T.
WACrocker, of &Wood. occupdag
goodly amber partook. The table.
adorned with some " wiergues" of chola g ri_ilr_wk
fern., whilst the walls were chastely demf•S;;;:
festoons and lessolim of • and illsramare.
. The tleols•
After Mame the Bev. I.77mallie OM wiema
which was loyally received, when several tem
I ollowed- MY il
At three o'clock a matting of the delelMkor Erni
read by
Chap:l,4.l farr.p.u.n.the
mortstralialiake.,
mm.. 4
t0fttiP14.6%5timu4bmb1....77,......_,—..:“.•110
good work warn prelp=dampurst them.
in the saltesireem st taiga.
A Nab& tala Iran
of widele a lase amebae partook.
Ai ......r• PAW theetima "nui ba la
Ihe
at
on behalt the week of the aseadilies.
REA WWI*. 01=. sodded-