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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

BOROUGH PETTY BEBBIONB.

TI7MIDAT.
Before J. Robertson, Esq., B. Hopkins, Reg., and
J. Lundie,

APPOINTIIIINT Of OVIIIIIIMILIL

At the opening of the coort the Bench app ,inted
Benjamin Morri4, Richard Thom .4 Hattie, and J. R.
LAE° overseers for the parish ‘.lNleloombe Rewis.

TRANSFIX OF LICRNSIII.

An epplicethm for the transfer of the license of the
Old Rooms Inn from James Anderson to John
Conway wee fp anted.

TEMPORARY TRANNFERS.

The license .4 the Golden Lion was temporarily
transferred from Ati.lrew Gr them to Walter Lake.--
The licence .4 lb. Shp wee temp warily transferred
from George Gould to George Cross, • London
policeman. This was all the business a any interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

WEYMOUTH.

DRUSIKOSIIII.B. —AL the Borough Police-Cour, on
Friday, before J. itobertnio, Erg., and B. Hopkins,
E.g., a tramp, named William klainder, was charged
with being drunk on the previous night, and also with
being guilty of riotous conduct in the oells.—P.C. Bead
found prisoner lying drunk on the pavement in High-
street about balf.past 11 the previous night. ife
brought him to the police-station, where his erudite&
was very violent, beating the coil door, and using
disgusting language. Sentenced to seven days'
Imprisonment.
A. Dracensiino Casn.—At the Huildhal', on Satur-
day, before J. Robertson, Erg., J. Lundir, E.g., and
B. kiopkins, Egg., Richard was charged with
having indecently txposed his person before two little
girls on the sth of April, and also wirh indeosatly
assaulting Louisa Honeybuo, age 1 if, on the fitti of
April—Mr. Pelly Hooper appearsd on behalf of the
Borough Authorities to proseente.—ln the first ci.e
evidence was given —y h Bosete G,aaßl &40ki 11, Martha
Simmonds, aged 11, and Satunualt tridiu, m direr of
the first witness, but of CAMS* it was of a nature
totally unfit for publication.—ls the secon.l case the
girl Louisa Honeybuo, Arthur John Knight, an 1 P.C.
Barrett gave evidenoe.—Mr. Soo. Vicksry hat List
complaint. of similar cases ter about the last 18 months.
—The Bench sentenced prisoner to one mouth's
imprisonment for the first offence, and two months for
the second, with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

PETTY SESSIONS,

131,re the Ileyor (11. Dud In. E.g.) and M. AI.I mita
Gregory.
• TioLIST ASSAULT ST • WOMAN

Cirolioe 'alum wa so ornoied for an,',ltio Strab
Newberry on March 24th.
kir. It O. W.stoopc.s coral.
S trah Neerbers said she resided 10. Grore-bail lingo
Oa be 24th of March her children wore in tho end-n
pitying, and she ordered them to come n• tier the door.
They did so, 411. in etnsequ.n^e of mouthing they toil
her, she went out. She saw Mrs. Jobeon: whs d• lihert
&telt' threw • brick-hat at fur, sod struck her In the chest.
Defendant: You cright to he ashamed of yo ; If
you would say that. coo would say anyth ni•
Coma 411 tote taloned at. hal not skid ,kne wont to I.r
9,..i0u .Iv. Sim then went and boob on the flint (oroduc •d),
ant said. "lii kill you, you - —." She then flan.r it at
her, and struck hse in the thigh, knockioa hoc int •
currant bush. Sim also 'truck her In the head, and the
blood .1.11.1./.111 down her lack. She acted in a .1i +trusting
manner towards hi r. Whetter e died a neighlmir, whs
bathed her head and f ohs was senseless. B stemma
nine and tin her heed 11'11/1 still bleeding. and sho tr. nt
to the doctor to get aonut sluff. In coliseum et tl Vv.
broime she had to stay In bid the next day. 5,.•• ..Mr 4
watt pain in the lee, aol 011 Cho 101 l taint M
morning she mot for Mr. D y. He elms on the !..! o lug
day, ex main od her, rind sot 11, some me l'eia t. Ste
had not yet ree Armed from the off ct of the
assault.

Wary Clancey sold she was c tiled tones the robots( lint
on the day in to •etion. She WU sitting in • chair. and
was ineensible. She got moms water and I,,thed her head
and loom. Blood wee do wing from the beck of hfr h-al.
She brought ber tf, 'oldie' her. 8 tween • fight and nine
to the evening she saw hr aga'n, and acc top tot fel her
t, Mr. leans' shop. Witness sneke to the inj tries on the
complainant's body.
Mr. E. J. Day said he received a mewl/a to atten I the
consglain•ut on HonleY, and met her on To-s lay. lit
examined her, and found • large wound ou the Chino, mix
inches long and four broad. ant she wee in swish ad
prostrate stets front the shook to the nervous syefens.
The wound might have hem mused by such a stone f aro
one produced. There was also a wound to tfie head, obich
might have been prodored by a stone or brick Ste o
complained of pelf., in the chesa He pretcfabsel t r her,
and had Belle her on a,reral ooc winns .ine..
Defendant Itl.l Mrs. Nowbory threw the I Sr.! aloe at
her fleet, and also a bit of chalk, which bitty, in the b ink.
Her children were &Les throwing stones, ard ehn wet, toot
as likely to if t her hoed bit on as complaluent.
Shorto Wei coiled for the defence, attic II when
she went out she ma • the women throwing st fa, et etch
other. She did not Oft the commaggagnent of C.e nff ray.
She also heard complainent, who Lad a large .t fue in her
hand, say that If she did not pee her for • month she
would nut ah• stOste through bar window. She also called
detsadaet Barash
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

BRIDOLS AND BUILDINGS.

Mr. !Immo), chi man of the C.uy Work
Committee. oreaented an unu.tuilly log lovort, and
asked for £755 to be voted so a, t repUr ho 4 "nage'
caused to the lii Ittea oaring to the great It to hi. The
usual Coarse would have been to have given n 'lice that
the money would be required, but this was go. over by
declaring the cases urgent. The chairmen of the com-
mittee alluded to the neglected stets of the bole sf the
rivers, which it was stated was a fruitful source of
It tolling. A curious point was raised with ref -reoci to
the Yaroombe bridge. It aptness to be a triettion
whether this bridge belongs to Devon or Dors..t.
yarcombe, It seem% was formerly in D rst, a ti was
shifted over t Devon, but it was not kettle., if the
bridge wasshtfted as well. Ile. lient,.ro said whou the
County Surveyor visited the place he was toll .1 an
old man who wee present when the beam], the
parish were gone over, sad who recollected the Parish
being handed over to D vonahlre.
It was agreed that the Clerk of the l'eace should
snake enquiries' and ascertedu as soon as possible
whether Crawley Bridge was in the c moty of Dont,
and liable to be repaired by them.
Mr. Mioneevon expressed the hop. tto much
reliant* would not be p aced on the evidence t.l the
worthy old gentleman referred to, bemuse ...en if his
evidence was correct that the bridge was in the Perish
of Yaroombe, it would sot necessarily follow that pert
of the bridge was not la Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

HOP BITTER'

are need, so varied and perfect
are their operations.

If you have sauces, smut of appetite,
est •nd feverish rymp-
turns, 3 ou are suifertng from 000TIVS-
NifMS, and 110 P birrsas is the Bum.
Cure.

_
II your vital forces are demsead
you Inv. • fe ling 01 general lamitede
ant weakneaa, are easily fatigued. per:
spire fr ely on going to sleep, are abort
f br, ath on every alight Wort, and
bare • general feeling vf melancholy
and doorresion, you are sof/sent: frost
GENERAL DEBILITY,
ami HOP SITU= removes it all.
If you have • sense of weight or ful-
ness in the stomach ; • chaereanle •
Me, sometimes voracious, bet
feeble; a morbid craving ; low nitrite
alter • lull meal, with fevers pain fot
• me time alter eating • wind MOW en
the atomach, sour stomach; vomiting
li.vl fluttering at the pit of the Moms,*
at. I • aoreness or. r it; meow, head-
ache, or some of them symptoms, you
are billeting from _

DYSPEPSIA,
and HOP HITTEKi will permanently

cure you
II you have dry, harsh, and willow
skin, • dull pain In the right side,
en eiAling to the shoultier.blade and pit
I the s ./meek ; ten ernes, over the
region of the I.ver, ant canet.mes en
enlargement .1 this I rgto ; a sense of
Vgh•nees and unclean.. In the nolirts-
bond:mod of the st.anach and liver •
yelloelshnee. of the Ina/ ; bow.;
Irregular, generally di Toted to Low-
ness ; a hacking or ‘by cough ; irregular
•PAtite ; phottness of breathing •' lost
and baud, go rerally cAd ; tongue coetted
aa hit.; • dimagrecable taste in the mouth
low name ; blotches on the fare .01
neck ; palpitation fib, heart ; disturbed
alte,, hoar bun), dianclanatioa to iller-
tioo—lyou have any of those symptoms
you are suffering (nen
LIVEK COMPLAINT,
O LI 11,)P BITTILItg wall cure you.

CLRANer, PURIFY, AND UIICU
THE BLOW) wiTN
HOP BITTERS,
AIM YOU WILL, HAYS NO RICE-
NSW OR SUFFERING,
OR DOCTOR'S BILLS TO FAY.
To be obtained of all Chemists sarl
Draggles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

FAO CASE OF ATIIIIPTID 8131CIDI.

Richer 1 Am 'I I. 78, described as a groom. waa
indicted for att quitting toe await suicide by cutting
his thr.mt, Sbrooni, idirset, on 210th February.
In prewiding the hill. Mr. F.siks, F.Jreman of the
Grand Jury, appealed for thoolosieuoy of the Court.
He had known Azoold for years, and the Chairmen
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

S ATURDA Y.
Before H. B. Middleton, Eel. (in the chair), E L.
Kiederaley, Esq., end G. Floyer, Bag.
TBANSIIII or LICSNSICS.

Mr. M. C. Weston appliod for the transfer of the
King's Arms, Rampisham, from Sarah Hallett to
WlLimn Corniok.—Mr. Supt. Gale did not object.—
Granted.

—fie license of tb• Bridge Inn, Preston and Sutton
Poluta, was transferred from William Richard Thomas
to John Cook. _ _ .

Application was also made for the hauler of the
Standard Ino, Portland, from William Stone to
Robert Scholler ; that of the F nuttain. Portland, from
Mary Jaw Smith to Charles Framptoo.—Granted.
An application was made for tempmary authority
to sell at the Sun lon by William Stone instead of
Charles Edward klanocck ; also for a temporary
authority to sell at the Portland Arms by Chute'
Edward Ranoock instead of Robert Hodder; also a
temporary authority to sell at the Star Inn, Portland,
by George King as • succestor to Ebenezer Roberta.—
Granted. _ _ _

The bosses of the Eagle was transferred from (1. ore*
Sims to Ebenezer Rot:side ; sod a temporary authority
to sell at the White Sorge, Maiden Newton, and the
railway refreshment rooms, vas granted to Mr. Charles
Read, in the place of Mr*. 9 trah Peckham. It wag
remarked Mrs. Peckham had kept the house for 30
years, an there had Dever been a house better de-
ducted.

A.SIOTANT OVLUIIIRS.

Application was made by the Broadway Vestry to
appoint George Bowditoh, sosietant overseer, et • salary
of £4 a year.—Granted.
James Robert Tilley MIA also anointed assistant
overseer of the parish of Stratton, at a salary of £6 a
year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

CURIOUS DEATH OF A LABOUREffB CHILD.

A curious death of a farm labortrar's child, and of
which the attendant circuoutanoes reveal In a
distressing manner the impecunious condition of these
migratory eons of the soil, occurred on Friday. A man
named !dab'y had been in the employ of Mr. Cbiloott,
of Osmingtoo, and, as is customary, wan quitting at
Lady Day, having secured a fresh master in Mr.
Syrnes, of Martinet ,wn. His wife and child had been
seriously ill for some days, and it certainly warn a
mutter of considerable surprise that they should have
been allowed to travel. (It will be seen by the
evidence below that this also suggested itself to the
minds of the jury, whose unwire took a practical
turn by adding • ri irr to their verdict condemning
the medinil °Muer. On the other hand we have every
reason to believe Dr. Pridham, the milical officer,
had be attends I the inquest, could have fully and
,•atisfactorily explained mattere so far as he wits con-
cerned. The evidence of the p ,rents of the child,
which was the only testimony t baud at the enquiry,
and on which the jury founded their rider, twat there.
fTO be open to eeriousdoubt, if not disbelieved.) The
child was well clothed •n I wrapped in • blanket, and
was seen to be breathing on arriving at the Greet
Western If .tel, where the imrty•lighte I. It was carried
t I the surgery of Mr. W. Ernest Good, but on being
es:lowa t his view it was at on e &tea to be quite
, dead, and bad been dead about trn minute..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

ISLANDFORD.

I Itlns CORN —The formightly competition Lir H
Compauy's Challenge eup tous plami on Monday.
. when the whiner was C ~pirel Light, with • score of
41; the uext highipit beaus Coluu.-Sei gemit Goudridge,
41; Private 'l'. Huct, 40.
DOkligr Bi/LKlnirattl' ASSOCIATION. —Under the
auspicee of cuts &moo din a cspitally descriptive
' lecture ou "Humane cod profit dde Beekeepiog ' wat
&Livered be Ht. Blandlord row° I.lclt on Tuesday
evening by the Rev. W. E. Burkitt, bun. era, of the
Wil s llyeke,pars' Associstiou, to a small au lienoe.
The lecturer, by the aid of numerous bee appliance.,
gave iii.trucave lesions to tome present. In the
absence of the M .yor of Blau& ird (through illness)
Mr. J. E. imivieuce presided.
Eimerion or GUAIWIANS —Me Guardians of the
Per of the 11.audimd Uoion for the year coming
are as dillowe :—Auders i.•, Rev. I'. IL. flows.; Blaud•
ford, Messrs. G. I. (Jr ivoi, J. Ball, :end F. Davi. ;
StarY. Mr. E. Luck ; Bryematoo, Mr.
It. Loot; Charlt.m. Mr. 14. It. GM • Durweston, Mr.
C. C utdidirdett ; Hilt.in, Messrs. H. E. Woodhouse
aud J. H. King ; Laugtuo, Bev. F. 8.. moo; Milixorne
lir. Aiairew, Alt. W. Grske; Slilborne Stileham, Mr.
B. stanliel I; Pimperne, Mr. R. Mink), ; St impala°,
1 Mr. C. ii. Flower ; Tatrant Crawford, Ur. J. W.
! Drake; On MU', Mr. .1. 0. F.wler ; /Mutsu, Mr.
C. Bugg ; Keyuston, Mr. G. Galpin ; Mankton, Mr.
J. T.por ; It.wat in, Mr. J. Cocaine; Rushton, Roy.
J. Peuu; ; Tuinschth. Mr. J. E. Tory ; Houghton,
%Ir. i ; Kiogome, Mr. I'. Rine.; Winterborne
h Z.: sin, Mr. J. Burg.... muceston, Mr. W. Watt.;
Mi tee Abbas, Mr. T. Kepi.' ' • Spettabury, Mr. T.
.ck,ell ; :it iepteton, Mr. C. P.m.; Whitechurcb,
Mr. 11. Foukki ; Almer, Mr. %V. Ingram; Tomeon,
Mr. S. Aiimsortb ; StickLlud, Mr. Sprake; Clenston,
Mr. J. Ropir.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

ODDS AND ENDS.

With referouce to the milk adol:e-otion case t
which I drew attention lasi week, h. lit-v. E. It.
Surroughe, curote of cit. Jam-e'e, writ-. :—" When I
first CACIVI t Po I was sup died tvith milk of the
most sky-blus complexion, and which woe entirely in-
nocent of cream. We changed our milk, and finally,
about six months ag fixed on Joseph Blundell, vines
which time we have hat most excellent milk, the best
we ever had in Po ill. We always found him strictly
honest awl straightforward. Why is this young man
singled out by the yen ;fence of the law, while the
own it. of the sky-blue commodity is unm deste.ll
Blundell declared he never mixed water with the milk,
and it is quite possible this niay be Was." Mr.
Burroughs seems L, buys beau rather unfortunate In
his early experience., hut I think it may be fMriv
sivierted that th milk s .11 in Poole will bear oompari-
s in with that retailed in • ,y adj iinlog town.
A writer in the London Figaro says :

"Lmdoners who grumble at the price of deh have really
much to he thenklul for. virile' at B nem mth the
ter day I will Wiwi 61. lor a woe° e,le of Au.
to rl•rati ii:, and which, I hare rra on to Ashore, had
actually come down from town tht morning
It may be remarked that if this is the sole reams for
the writer of his dircontent, the writer's acquaint-
ante with market price, at Bournemouth is note very
e x Lenoir° one.

Apropos t. that portion of the Roc .rderk recent
charge at the Poole Stasi ,na which related to the
Married Women's Property Act, attention may be
directei to the fact that am .e4et ether questions rain. I
by this very imp ,rta,.t clang,' in the law was one
rel sting to the p ,wrr a mud,' woman to open and
keep a current banking account in her own nem..
There is no doubt she could open • deposu account:
but, as ths Act only speaks of den wits, our b sukers
were doubtful how far they w iul lb. justified in allow-
big a married w.,man to opm an ordinary current
account, and in honouring, wihql her husband's
authority, °herpes en lone I or dra nu by her. Si
uncertain were they, in fact, thst the eouimi tee of
the Association of linglish County B takers thought
well to submit • case to the Soacitor-General and Mr.
Horace Davey. Q.C., and the ”pinion just obtained
from Owes emlnent counnel in ti the ser.ct that the
word " dep *it," an used in the Act, covers m ,ney
placed to current account, and that a banker la safe in
allowing a married woman to keep and to work, with.
out requiring any authority from her husband, an
ordinary current exempt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

DORSET MENDICITY SOCIETY.

A meeting of this eieziety was hula on Tucrlay at
the Shirchall, when the Hoe. W. 11. 11. rottueau,
M.P.. was in the chair. Tnere were also 'gement :
Lord Alingtdn. 31r. .1. nosier, 31 I'., C tptain Amyett
(Chief Constable and lion. Sec.). and other& The
report Mee presented by the Hue. Sec., from which we
make the followit g extract :
" lam glad to b stile to Mate that there has been cc '
aiderable decrease In vtgrancy during the past year. The
uuinfnr.if admissions to our casual tar-la have been 10.03
egaieet 12,031 in • reduction of 2001, or 2) per cent.,
as comp ,red with that year. Ths Oe:reme was no it
market I. the Touter en ling 31st le cenahee last. Dor-
ic's the p et year 9 829 ticket, were t xcitanged at the relof
stations : the amount o! bread thus given away ex: mded
43 cwt.. at • c lest of fail 19s. IJ. The receipts smoun•rd
to A;101 13i. 1 , end tho expe.iditure I, £O3 12e. 51., lisavr
but • balance in hand of Lil le. 31.
"Tee Coital Poor Act, IPkt, came into fore.= thy lit
January, and as the po •ers ot dotention thus given tithe
gumliates have been pat into operation at meek of the
smote 4 thit costa:, there can be no ilo,ibt there well be
• large reduction in the number of applications for adios•
seen to the casual wards.
"It muss at he forgotten, bosoms., tint you leave still
the pub ic I o deal with, and it ie alter all with them the
remedy mainly lies; it their money is forthcoming to the
vagrant who pleads for food, he can defy all union regul sr
lions.
'True quertion of fccil &tying tiro d ty is the diffi nifty
with which this eociety boa endeav,ured to deal, an t it
ha. been et fully rocovidied in other couhties that several
have reeettly estehlie.e I a sy•tem by which a mid. iey
meal of %tread may be ohtain d through the polies but
thls Is only to be e,ippl‘ed to holders of way tickets, who
must Le perselle bond elkle I. search of work. That it is
very deillrahle to drew such • dletinctioa is undeniable,
bet it is without douhr extremely difficult, and there is
the vet' objection that whilst the maulers, •agrants can
still plead starvation, you create a new class of licensed
tramp., who we uld have • ceriain claim on the unions as
well's on the charity of P.•
" The advantage of • well -organised broad ticket system
consists in the fact that those who have tickets to give
mill refrain from giving money, whine/, in the absence
of such a system, no laws will prevent benevolent people
from giving something (generally money) to those who
may be in dial rem ; it also tends to enlist the public on
the side of the law. as a refusal to aocept food stamps the
applicant as an imposier. It is to be hopei that the
differe•A efforts that sp e now being mule to grapple with
this sell may prove suecomf al, and the society religion the
continued support of the public, for with, ut their aid ell
attempts to reduce Tettarity and mindicancy will most
assuredly prove unavailing.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

LATEST.

THE PHCENIX PARK MURDERS.

The prisoners charged with the Phenix Park
assassinations were put upon their trial at
Dublin to-day. They consisted of Curley, Fitz.
harris, and the four men identified as having
ridden on the car.

THE NEW GRAND COMMITTEES.
The 6-et of the newly app.datod (head Conmittem
met at Weetedueter to-day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

To the Editor.

81r,-IReferring to the inquest 11-1.1 by nee at the
Town Hall, Dorchester, on Friday, on the infant
child of John Mabey, when an expression of opinion
was pronounced by the Jury condemnatory of the
conduct of Dr. Pridham, one of the surgeons of the
Weymouth Botrd of Guardians, in his alleged
dieobedienoe of an order to attend the child and its
mother, I write to inform you, and through you the
public, that Dr. Pridham bat produced to met "day
the order for medic ti attendance which Mabey
014 dne I from the Relieving Officer, and upon
which Dr. Pridham acted; awl I find that the order
I IVY simply for the ratan lance of John Mabey's wife,
an I no mention is made in it of any child whatever.

The rebuke of the jury 1., therefore, inapplicable,
and I think they will all agree with me that it is only
fair to Dr. Pridhsm to make it known. It is a pity
that it mudl not have been cony enlently arranged for
Dr. Pridham t) be present at the inquest, as if be had
been, I think, from what he has told me, he would
have given a sotnewhtt different account of the affair.
if. &moans, Deputy-Coroner.
Dorchester, April 7th, 18.4.3.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

FATAL AcCIDENT o,yrHs GREAT WESTERN

Bi 111-V-A
Y.

On Friday aft rnoo.i a fatal railway accident occurred
at ill' rallAlLUil station of the Bristol aid Stater section
ot the Groat Western Beano,. A porter named Wiiliarn
Jenkink who had only recently ben tikca into the
employ of the Urea. Wettero Citoptoy, was sending
on the lioe watchitug tiro up sip:•.* cnniusg in. when
the Bernet.Pie tram adWroeched him unobserved, and
knocked him down, the elldloo and curative ptaaliad
over him. By was iminedirt piclKd up sod conveyed
to the Taunton and Somerset II opital, where be expired
soon after Ma alreimi.on. The decease! was 33 yeara of
sllsi was =Medi sad leaves n Wile aadOn. amid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

WrgALING A I,VA OY PORE.

Robert Capel GUM C.ibel, 34, labourer, wa, indicted
for feloniou-ly stedint one leg of pork, value 95., the
property of John Phelps, of Dorchester, on larch 314
hint. .

Prixoner plevitd g4ilty. It was all owing to the
drink, and he hoped the Court would deal leniently
with him.

Mr. K. H. Pearce appeared for the proaecotion. lie
wished particalsrly to c til the atts..tion of the Court
to the fact that the pr soner had b-on previously con.
victesl, and had had 12 month,' imprisonment and
three years' iodise supertision. He wee instructed to
say that at the present time prisoner hat been leading
• very idle life, and ha been associating with
chit:actors of a very bad type. The superintendent of
polioe would be able to give come Mee of his character.
Mr. Supt. Coward was cAlled, and stated he had
known the man br years. Besides the conviction for
felony he had also been convicted of fish poaching. He
was an associate of known thieves, and was • very bad
character.

The Chairman gave prisonor • severe caution. fie
would undoubtedly have penal servitude if br night
there again. Shopkeeper. who expd.ei their go Kis for
sale mu.t he protects I. If 3 would be sentenced to 12
tu ,nths' impris .utiteut and two years' police super-
vision.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

STEALING A BIOTCLS AT W.MBOHNE.

James Mann. 21, c,rpenter, pleaded guilty to an
indictment that he being the bailee of • certain bicycle,
the property of Fra k King, fraudulently convert
the Caine to his own uoi, at Wimborne, on November
29th It.

Mr. Wales appeared for the proeecution.
Prison r, who had nothing to say in hi daence, said
he cams from Dewliah. lie hal been living at Park-

""';'! •
1131 Chairman said u nothing was known against
him befor,, he should 1111411 the light sentence ot six
weeks' imprisonmesd wish hard lab .ur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

Lau OF AN ENGLISH &MUM WITH
ALL HAND&

Lloyd'. agent at Lisbon telegraphs under date 7th
April es follows :—" A report received from Algarve
states that eome wreckage ha. been picked up, and a
piece has on it the name WYkithain. Two bodies have
Wen wished =hors" A telegram from Lloyd's agent
at Lagos (Portugal) via Lisboa, confirms the new, of
the total low of the Wykeham with all hands. The
Wylie's= was an iron steamer of 804 tons, constructed
In 1882 under the highest date, and was owned by
34.44,4 R.tbineon and R =laud, of Whitby. She left
Cardiff on the 25th Hatch for Port Said.

Born TIRE JR ?HZ UNITZD SUM.
New Yoar, Szni‘lay.-137 a f at an h..tel in
Greenville Tenee,l4 people have been kbled. It le
believed that die diseriter oesourred through so
explode' el gaapowthe staid la the laesosaa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

To the Editor

Sir,—lt being the wish of some of the members of
the committee thtt a meeting should be 041.1 to
accept tb, bal.:toe chest and make up the detidency
of 3. 3d.. and appoint a stunting coommitte• for
the same, I think, et ons of the *bore members, this
should be dose at moos. _

0. HALL, 01111 OF THI SIC&

WAIUMAX.
MISBIOI BERVIOCS.—The sixteen days' mission cmn-
meneoct on Saturday Isst, and opened with a service in
the C rn Exchana at half.pa..t seven in the evening,
and which the Rev. Mr. Stephen. (oompsnion and
assistant to the Rev. W. H. Aitken) condaeted, the
last named gentleman not having finished his mission
in Weymouth in time to attend the commencement
here. The services on Sunday last were conducted by
the Rev. W. H. Aitken. A special form of earvioe end
special hymns compiled by the rev, gentleman, were
used ; hymn bOokt and liturgies being supplied to the
whole of the congregation gratis, by the Rev. H P.
Stokes. The service in the morning commensed with
the celebration of the Holy Communion at eight a.m.,
Later which an address was given to thecommunicants
o
by the Rev. W. H. Aitken. The sermon in the morn-
ingre weirs was from text Gmseis :esti. v. as—
• Bless me, even me alio, 0 my Father," and was very
irresp...i.nes to strive,the l' gentleman earnestly exh
and do their utmost to obtain arting
blessing from the tulation which was about to cont.
Mance. In the afternoon services were held in St, '
Iterg's Church for men only, conducted by the Itee,
W. H. Aitken, in the Corn Exchange for women only,'
conducted by the Rev. Kr Stephens, and Trinity This popular and Wonted lecture's In behalf °I
Church for children and y"u"ii People, conducted by the temperance cause, addressed two crowded 'tidiest!!
the Rev. H. P. Stokes. The whole three services at the Amity Hall on Monday last. The first, bald
were well attended, and the addressee and exhortations in the afternoon, was exclo.dvely for ladies, the mail
listened to with profound attention. The service at *Wawa halrfirldly ezcluded• fm°wbai"
at. Mae,'. Church In the evening woo very can anther. lilt nu we,. _/,u tirs
highly Plond •••••
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

POLICE.

Bdon Yr. G. Cwt.' and Mr. W. N. Westarn.

lward Corms wu cumuli with embessllng the atm
of 4s. la, the property of Mr. Warden, grocir and baker,
louglket, and t by him fruit John Italiett, and also
various other sum*

The prosecutor mid the priaouer was in his employ up
to ?rid .y last, and hi. dot Ps were o 4 liv., breed nut
to receive so is of in in.), in hi sec ant. Jo'm 8.11.tt
of hi. custom .r.. iii id not on ih- sth uct.
last twine Irma. the del on.. 1,. sum 01 li. dl. ad
baying Wen paid by Ws. Bela,.
Mcs Ballstt, wife of Serge ini Ballett, dip mad to baying
paid that amount to the defendant, and produced his
rec opt fig it
The defendant pleaded iuiltv. an I said he dl w.t tube
the money with the intcsigoo robloing hi master •he
woulf hays pad him bang ago., and wo.id not if he
would like it.
To. proascutor salt he did not wish to tress Me case
The Beech indicted a floe of £5,1. limud, C we or one
month's hard ebony. to be paid half down, remainder in a
month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

Raney, and showed their appreciation by mustering
iu large numbers at the evening meeting. Upon this
isecond occasion the Is ill was literally , renamed, awl
the Rev. Owen Mansell (Rector of Church Know's))
/welded, enpuored by h., Rev. if. T. Cavell (Vicar
st. th. Hen. h. Veal a (.I.ingregationalist),
the Rev. J. B. Dyson (W slept, ) the Rev. R. Walker
(Baptist), Alderman .1.1. Norton, Mr. G. Ctut.,J.P.,
C aptain Bustard, Mr. Hawes. and .there.
The eIIAIIMAN, in ripAsing the csngrat.
ulsterl his hearers upon the fact that while the finances
~f the country were in • more pro serous condition
than was expected, the contemp!ate I falling fr in the
}laciest Revenue in.t-el of being £lO,OOO had really
reached E 300,000. This way most satisfacte.ry, and
wa. • proof of the great work the various temperance
(ogsnisations throughout the country are effec•ing.
M s. HAINIT then 5t00130.1 ft war,l and addressed
the in sting. She Is you g, good looking, and in .t
refine.' lady, and handl.d her subject in • m .nnsr
whi h commanded the attention and respect of all pre-
Fee. Throughout, her &Metes was Iravenediwith a
.I.lrit (4 true Christianity. and her style of delivery,
the artuments she a idu.el, and ihs general tone
her remarks were in striking contrast to the nauseat-
kg twaddle of the money-grabbing mountehanks from
• •roe. the w r. The text of her disc .urea wa, the
intimation eintainel 03 the cards of invite, which had
been sent out by Al lerman N..rton in all directions,
that the mee'ing was 1.11-.1 1, c adder 'the greatest
queetion of the .lay." Tin greatest question of he
day, she is tid, 1111101—" What must I do to be s tired,"
owl in answee, she quoted Paul's rel lv to the Phillips
on j siler—" Believe on the Icor I Jesus Christ aud
th 0 shalt be She then considered the temp rs
an,* roes' i .11 ass Inman. to sales.l n. bit distinctly
wished her h. ar r. to bear Ii mind that teetotalism
was not solve in Piathetoc and telling anecdotes were
given with consilereble uffect, many of the statism:,
during their narration feeling (oxiden calls for their
po, ket-ha..dkerchiefs, or th it the gas affected their
e‘er. she sps tally •ppealed to mothers never to let
their children taste the dr nk, the birthday glees of
nioe having itrovrd the ruin of many a life. She also
nA deed them t.i mate their .ianthter, tie., r Alone ly,
an I discspi the pinchebin waists of the present day
a 1 intimation th tt d c ins aeration In roo'e.
She state I that at the pr vi sue m eting she had taken
19 pledges, which she consi.le.. d very a stisfactory. it/
pie alwayi teckoned one woman equal 10 10 men. In
o nolusion, she ask .d tilos. who had t ken the pledge
to stand up, sad the r... 11: t was r-markable ut fan
audience of over 1.000, scarcely 100 remained seated.
Several new platipa were aftorwarda taken.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

TEI TOWS HALL STAIRS.

Mr. Stagg wrote to the effect that be had been the
loser by his recent contract for the repair of the Town
Hall stairs. Hi, contract was Ell'. and it had cost
him £22. He said he was only a working man, and
be asked the Council t do what they could for him.
It was agreed that it was a g ,oi job, and Mr. Pore
moved that they allow him EU. It was n)t desirable
to institute a bad precedent, but he thought in this
cam they should grant him something, for it was a
trot rate jo'l.
Mr. Alderman GREGORY believed the man had really
104 on the work; he did n,t believe anybody could
carry out the work in the way he had done for the
money.
Mr. Pope's moti us was carried unanimously.
PLANS.

The SURVEYOR stated 'hit Mr. Lissome was erecting
e creenhouse u this C Motets without having
first .uhuiittsl the plans- It also appe•red Mr.
Davis was about Pi erect t ero small outhouses in South-
street, and he bad rv,t pruented plans. This opened
up the whsle question.
Mr. Alterman Gagaoar thought it was absurd to
have plans before the Council for every pig-sty or out-
house. If so, they would be inundate 1 with them
Mr. I)avis wee toll if he put than up (the buildiugs
insntione I) hs must do 0.1 his own responsibility,
asd ,übjes- ti tb ic being liable to he pulled down.
Mr. Deeps ssid he woul I risk that.
rINANCE.

The Vanua) Comtnittee r •:ornmendei p .yment of
bill. to the amount of £915 15s. It wi stated there wee
ELMO 17s. Ild. in the bank to the credit of the
Council.

8111‘11 ROLLER.
Thel Committee did not think it wise to embark on
any expenditure for a steam rnlier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

OORPE CASTLE.

Accentwrs.--During the past week the half.way
house between C .rfe and Swarage, and that beter,en
Ws,ehain and C have been consoicuou. in regard
to aoci lent.. Mr. Bishop of the I rmer, was rvturn-
ing from o.urch Ku .wlo on Thur•day evening with
hi horse and cart, contaii,ing a Inc. d ond a call, when
his hon.. b-lted, mad very shortly Mr. Bi.hop found
himself on terra ft sta. Proceeding a little further,
and over w. nt hi. friend Into the red, and the poor
calf was left alone, which was more than Ito old beg.,
so on reach! g Corte Rectory thp calf alighted, lea.fing
the horse to Sod its way home, which it did, strong,
to say, without damage to anyone, although the dB.
Linos was great and the road at some places narrow.
On Saturday evening a man in the employ of Mr.
Dorey, of Wareham, went Into the lutlf.way public.
boos, near that town, leaving hie hors. and trap out.
.id-, and whs. he cans- out tit horse h starts", lot
widch way, whether tower C ,rfe or Wareham, war
doubtful. However, on Su •d.y in mint the po r
animal wool f u d drown-ti in • p nI on Corte
Comm m lied ths animal, taken the b'uo ribbon
They both ran assay from drink, and one took to
water, but lost his life.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

ANOTHER LIBEL CASE.

Rule win for criminal information wet granted M
the Queen's Ranch to-day against Mr. H nry
Lsbouobere, M.P., propeiirtor of rrmat, foe an alleged
libel on Duke Vallainrroen

THE NEW EXPLOSIVES BILL.
St VIM 111!./1101101..

The new Bill dea ing with explosives sem honed
t,day. l'ersons creating expl are Hanle to
penal servitude f ir life, and persons illegally
featuring exploiives, or having such explosives la
their pos.esdoii, liable to 20 years' penal servitude,
Persons resaoaably suspected of having exploeives,
and not giving satisfactory explanation, haws to lf
Icon'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

--
THE ELECTION OF CHURCHWARDENS.

MC PAL. 111,PNID.

The be I loeliu. aod party rivaLy so openly evinced
at the Yeatry Meatiog lit week calm'. ated In •
ai•gracef ul sc. neon Sat.irday, the day of she poll. It
will be rememhered Mr. Chaise E•lis, Mr. B. J.
jlErridg,.. .14 Gen-rat rhriug were nominate.' for the
offico .1 churchw *ram On a show ol hand* being
s..k.m it we. found Mr. Bale was unanimously eleoied,
and Mr. Kw-ridge ha I . subs:iantisl w.jol.y over
General 'roam/ A poll was th-n &Mee ied by Mr.
..r. an.l Sato.d.y was sippniated ae the day of:
ele Ii- n. 1.. th- interim party leftist{ ran high, aorl
on Sc Imlay the two we peatly excited. Th.
Chairman, Mr. Parkinson, stteadsal at the Town
Hall f at the purpoee of taking the votes and for •
time the poll pr sire tel orarrly. Several of General
Torina's peals sus were precut. inc:udiog Mr. Boor,
sat . h.d demanded the poll, awl ee feral voter. c •m-
-plained of ibterruptiun and i Unilsl,n. The Chair-
In 60 rt 110010.4 the it-otl-men p meet t • allow the
Pllt • pr .ces I qui tty, hut to u porpose, au.l the
interruption became so marked the- he threatened a
have the ball cleared, but not before he ha offere I
every concilial m in his power. Thieve ultimately
airivs I at ouch • pa... that the Ch arman "named '
Mr. Boor ad interrupting the pal. Wh •is inter.
ruptin4 '!" asked Mr. 13.mr. "'You are." replied the
Chairman. "Then you are a liar 1" le sal I to
have been Mr. Boor • reply. The " strength "of the
remark is, we believe, denied by Mr. IS or, but
the Chairman is prepared to sever that the exact
words were need. After this instildng remark, the
Chairman, wh, se coloduct on the ..cc.sion is said by
disiutereeted p.rties present to have been above
reproach, felt justiti d hi the yap he t .ok—in at once
sopping the pll, which was .lone amid great excite-
ment. In • short time the 101 l owiug n ,tice wee beaus&
signed by the Chairman :
" A toll haying bsen this day opened at the Town Roll,
Millburn', for hap-t room, of willed for church* ad-be
for t..e parish of Wind:area Misfit,. and verb ° .5 r X 'pale-
bevies been iutlitud seed aud O'.,RIC ed to at emir log t
r.c wel their votes an I the Cord tn.n hoe' been pr-
-onsily insult si by 0. C. B our, by he cl ng elm a d—rl
bar, ano it Wier .mpo-sib.• .hurt -e civ y nth. pa I.—
ben.l.y declare C aerie* ea.t Benjamin Rasa
Kerridge chore ...erten. .1 Wints ne Min t r for the
ari-uieg y,ar. at elected on th •to et hao.ls at the
'heal ',old on Mon'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

MURDER ON TII6 MON SSAS.

At the Lovers.° Po ic t-csurt, on Friday. Manual
Zahline, a mallow' ix:1...0114 to Madeira% was chugged with
having caused the de etb of Henry Hereford, • fellow
seaman, wbo was a native f Breslau, nsrthern Gomm,,
on the high seas, ou toe 11 th of December hot. Mr.
Marks, who appsued o pres--cuts, send both nun were
employed upon the .hp lonieue, • Ltverpool ship. welsh
left Cedeutia on Mt 3ni If ....usher, tut this port. 04 the
Ilth of the sans, month, it about halt-pat one o's o k
La, the men were mumps' at work on the wets deck.
There Woo. quirts', and, according to the pruoner's Ashes
went (so one elm betas in gigot at the time), the dee-sued
struck him. Thereupon the p-looser drew a knife, and
pillaged it into lisretords lot side just below his rib•
The dammed succumbed to his initaties on the NI of
January. When the vessel reeched Liverpool the prisoner
was given into custody, and, in anawm to Um chews% he
said "I did not know I dit it until thaws:cis, and I sin
Tory sorry for it." The quertion wad whether the case
WOO one of murder or of messianghter. The Wishner was
remanded for a week.

A CHILD POISONED BY GIN.
On Fridey 11/.. Worse Danford Thomas held an inquest
at the Proridince Heil, Churchistreet, raldington,
respecting the death of I ward Thoneu Smith. aged flee
my, son of • cabman. of 7, John-street, Ifolgwar.road.—
Mary Ann Smith, lb. mother, deposed that the deceased
wee • healthy child. On Toads, morning last he
went out of the bedroom thto the front to when, he
stayed for some time, atter which be returned to the bed-
room. lay down on the bed, and went to sleep. After some
time she maned him, and noticing i hst he appeared
peculiar, she asked him what he had been doing, when he
sad he had been drinking water, altar which he became
insensible. On going to • box to get some things out of
It she found tbat. bottle that hid contained • quarters
of gin had the cork out and was empty, and she rams to
the conclusion that the &ceased had drunk the gin. She
tool him to Dr. Waits, who prisecrib.l for him, and at
he did not get better she took him to St. Mary's Hoipital
Peddiagton. where he died a few boa. afterwards —Dr,
B. Thornton. in* of tilt boost, surgeons at St Mary's
Hospital, stated teat be ma le • poet m Attain examination,
and found that death had resulted from alcqh die polson•
log from drinking gin. —The jury returned • verdict of
"Doath from alcoholic p is ming. arising from misadyen•
tore."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

ORUCLIT TO A HORSII.

Otsotge Orchard and Henry Notley were charged with
cruelly ill-t-eating • tv.r.e it Orrermoigne, on March
29th —Orchard lithe rawer, and Notley the by.
P.C. Cotl.or mid on the 29th he was on ditty in the
misaah.ofNOzeeyrm,;iNiti,n4intcowoutErney.witithsfl;..(l..l,i
;:40tiirode
oei
them appeared to be in pain. and, on examination,
be found c..,. on the near shoulder about the size
of • pew:4.piece. There was the old sore. and blood
on the collar. Oa the crest there wan • large running
w .un I, and another on the right sh adder, which was
sw akin. The premiura of the .11er aimed the matter
to run d 0... tb h lir. lie c Oki Orchard's
att •nti in to it, and ha call it was a 4 worth while oily-
anythiu shut it. ai he ha I mean worse CIP1•11 than
th it. Wi .0 is tol I him it wa the writhe had ever
cien. The bores was t •ken ho .n at once, and put in
the stahle Ile ht.! h iar.l complainte bifore, bat had
wen anything. 'fit .Irirae WS4 in a low condition.
Mr Orchard said he bid 'LUCID shot the horse. He
was very busy mowing, or he sh itdd not have worked
It.

Orchud was fined Et and the c .ti ad the Bench
dieuilated the case against the by.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

WILFUL DAMAO&

Henry Sil44, a gent I 'won r. prig inting the libottring
hair...est. who hits • p e,ro.t before the Brach on twiner
(main ns for Assaults. w.. c iaiged with wilful damage to
ties, by cutting • ff branches to the value of is., sod also
nit il assaulting Mr. (1, Wags, a smell farmer, rioting
under Mr. S fly, who. property they were, and who
ired inieu ih 11.ncS during the case.
Mr. Wstta proved sista( the defendant cutting off large
final sot the trees, sod when he remonstrated wit him,
he mud bosh mid do.. he Ilk. I and he wouvi airs him
eumethiny if he did not to on. Upon Mr. Wstis Ving sad
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be took up another end struck him with it, and threatened
to du fi r him.
Ito wes fluid 14. dam ice to the Ire. Se. c lets, or seven
dais, and for the ...It 12. was sent to geel for one
muoth's hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

0011.11,1{ KULL WC

EyntraAmu:sr.—On Tuesday seeping, in the
sch,oiroom, a plowing entertsforoest wu giveo by
...ers I.dj.s and gentlemen of the ne,ebb whood,
whlrla c n-isted of •oiml and ine.rotrieotel m
inter-p reed iti 'nine c pit I rewiiiice. The affair on
the whole wu iiatisfu,to ily carried out, the ohj ct cf
which we. the Orviinht awl Choir Fund, to which the
pr e,eds will be devoted. A very appreciative company
attended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

WEYMOUTH TORCHLIGHT DI3fONSTRA

ZION.
To Me Editor

84,—Would the ohairman of the Demonstration
Committee nail a meetiug to make up the small balance
of acoounte, as there are reports that sme of the
acoounts are not settled, although the money has been
voted for the nims.—l remain,
Ole or me Coxidirras.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10

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