The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-30 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER.—Bazsem—The ladies of Dor.
cheater and the surrounding neighbourhood have,
for some monetarist, been nobly exerting themselves
in behalf of the Volunteer movement, and the con-
sequenoe has been that a large collection of artiolest
was brought tog. ether for the bazaar held last
k at the Guildhall in behalf of the fonds of the
Dorchester corps. The ball was very tastefully
decorated with evergreens, and flags and banners.
At the upper end of the hall was a raised platform,
containing a quantity of kittens, canaries, doves,
vi/eocreesirraiabbits, rke., &c. A large number of stove
- • aim Pante weirs alto ethlbited for sale,
an
an Rii.-..-Nr.- -F. -Ititlnlyffe, of Rushton, pro-
mo:As handsome basket of out Rowers. There were
several trophies of swords, ramrods and bayonets,
thervemle-ef-the -whols was that an exceedingly
pretty effect was produced. The lady stall-keepers
were:Mao ICAW.. _ *Ws -,Devenish, Mrs.-Fellowee,
Mrs. RindettiteAc Men Boster, Miss. Knipe, Miss
Blair' Mrs. Michel indhbe ... Antall Flowers. A
small ray ,br ter and -She liver
_lie live stook were
attendeld-t.o "by Oseitain - Riadereley'se children.
With respect to the contributors to this laudable
we were unable be obtain any informa-
tion. The person who, so far as we are aware,
could hate pat us in possession of the facts en this
point, SCOaptsin Rindersley. That gentleman,
however,' furnished his list to • contemporary, and
therefore was unable to lend us any assistance.
Whither it. Mindieneas oredvantageous to furnish
exclusive information to only one section of the
press, anCthat the smaller section, on matters
whith are of Public interest, and in refer- ,
ewe to an institution such as that for which i
this bazaar is intended to aid, and which every one
must wish every success, it is not our intention here ,1
to Inquire. So far as we had had the opportunity 1
we have ever most heartily "imported the move- i
ment, and we shall continue to do so, whatever I
chelamles may be thrown in our way. Unfortn. i
stately for the opening day the weather was by no!
mesas Propitious, nevertheless the receipts at the i
door *mourned to about £lO, which would give thei
number of visitors es 200, including most of the!
preen* inhabitants ofthetownand neighbourhood. I
On. Thursday .the weather was exceedingly fine, andi
thaattendanoe was nearly twice as numerous as out
the preeedipg deg. ....o.lpseptitlgimi days the bandi
Ifetzeotapid. la
in
the :4/1Z tattoel:., i
liffiendlithiy adjoining the Assembly Room, and
Ma selection of popular music adding greatly
onlivenmeiat Of the proceedings. The ladies
-who presided over the stalls nobly exerted them-
selves to dispose of thgliartgrottahly bad for sale,and
Viten-of the Sorpe, eerte Were ash got dr Debst enotitlsev'eanrad
lotteries, !be the disposal of the more costly things,
thatittplt dedakeset outran thellerearellerNbletein
all engaged in carrying out an undertaking which,
Inched by the public, has been the mains of pla
, the 'ftind of the oorps in a satidadery positienit
• ~Tsp:Pioleiry VoLoirrxra Review.—The follow
lug battalion order has been isel4, if the moil.
asedegg q(elsa-differeet. cove An. aounty, with
-regard to the approaching review next' Wednesdayi
.114AIIIE "D'br4l:74beiredhster, fiept. If, 18t2.. .
uSin—l sairlireetedVitheibtolonel Manse! Lb'
41efolon you that the annual review of the Dorset
:Vailbnikeidass the Lord Lieutenant of the Meaty,
'eltignridel,,,edeee at Menial .Oadba Dorcheddr., 00
ise; the different amps assembling, at quarter
I.bdtrreitlbfelosk, it review order, on the ground near
thetSodth-Wertera Railway Station; from whence Me*
kelltisimirehed to the drill ground. And lam to ada
fhatit will give him mach pleasure to meet the cores
Maw your summed on the occasion." ,
~,•Arrimasiassts are being mad. with the Railway
Companies for the conveyance onrolasteers from all
....,Sli:lsixtunty to Dorchester and back at a certain
x .
.. , of which l' the/ have the pleaatire of
you with further partieuhre, on hearing
from you that it A ,Ithe hitenden of yourself and corps
—twetteint. Brielessed that assitain MID will be avail-
-S 49,31.rpAil,ift114Y-PifitlfilWigh ibtlia3i/MAI/Itr6-
zPeZtig-f
' ' I"Ure' ast iredigirs'aifils . ,
the
"41fhigoti,Ard` M01et,41,1 deb* se l lONS'
review. Art- . • , 1,1!1.11 a ...iirt% ...3
..`.!.1 hate.ft . %la, 811% ,: , 1
nt servant,
~.
ltryec Z. jt
. , Irannitadmr,
t ... ,... "Acting iAdjutant."
BROADMATlfile;elligesar melancholy duty to
.idiagemses ,froo a-man tabled Matthew Mitcham,
*TaVelfeltayllbyed.by Mr. Mayo, of Poisell; linbeen
iddiffillyeeksed- with insanity, and was on Widnes-
-Ink ceited. to Forgeon Asylum. The unfortunate
Man has swifts and -four children.
WRYMOTYTR.—BArnmo MACHINEN. —We are
- 1 eresehmellp reesteing - COMpleints .of the exorbitant
, „ohneggs, . 4 for the use or bathing machines. Why
• ~,,,wk g, . .'• should be ermed we are utterly at e
I , .ma the ob eat be to drive visitors from
'-theplesse, or pretreat them looming here, at all.
..., That they do accomplish this end we have abundant
~'neldenee. We ooald tell of minierona instances of
, this,being the case only withiu the bet few days. It
' It difffeult to understand why the Council, in the
firdinstance, should have one tariff for the inhabi-
tants and another tariff for visitors. • Why should
'hot the latter be allowed to bathe in the sea at as
cheap a rate as the former?. Is not Weymouth
- - - dependent, to a great extent, upon visitors for
....i hispleWer But the proprietors of these machines
are not adisfied with the ' fees allowed by
• 1 the :Bye-laws. A ease in point came 'to our
knowledge two 'or three days ago. A family' )
i name down here . sonic fortnight or three ,
weeks since for the purpose of ilea-bathing, and the '
, . charge that has, been made for the use of three'
Machmeelms. been 25.9 d. per morning, being 61.
more than is allowed by the Bye-laws, and Is. 3d.
PeririNg dic.lol thee in inhabitant would be re-
- cni to - pay. Need we wonder that When such is
the case' Weirmierth should get a bad name, aria
that -vhitors should be deterred from coming here?
ski 11peldi laer! esiniembered, too, that .tho- pro.'
these machines afford' the' worst of
t-. on. Two filthy blagk towel ass,* suck
trate ttl'
~reeffeetaisle person would like to touch with a .
-!;.dr of tongs, are pat in the carriage to wipe one's-
,..' with. Yet there is no remedy unless the
, public take up the Matter. That they ought to do se
Is quite evident, if 'they would prevent these impo-
-- - -onions being continued. Under present cirmim-
.7.Atiuteess, te appeal to the {magistrates would siniply
be to appeal from Jacob drunk te .liieoli- sober.
•]lssehig that it is not to be supposed for a shies
' mement the chief magistrafetiould sionvict himself.
Hitherto we have refrained from taking the matter
up, in the hopes that an alteration for the better
would be made, but in inters, unless the evil be
remedied, our columns will be at liberty for the com-
plainants to speak for themselves.
4k: WroSsan's Row.—Jesay Sprankling was on
.'"l'nesdiry.lasi charged before hissing. Aldermen Bower
and Aylmg with a breach of the peace.—Mr. Reward
•'-zeoppeared for the complainant, who dated that on
'-____t,he oth of September she had occasion to have the
. key in her front door, to go to see- Mrs. Barwood,
1 *Wading,. di f rioter's pamage. if,xl. her return
• . ~' abs sew Mrs. Sprankling " docf • ..' ander her
' -,wrindow •near her deor, and innuedide y her suspi-
' dine Was raised that something was "op." When
he got to the door she found her key gone, and as
r';',."; "he' •teonitllY" stood before her door' she quietly
idled Mrs. Sprankling if she or her children had
it ‘I resien`her key, and then the defendant called corn-
- ,f,plainant all meaner of " foul, bad, abusive, and
ligenninable things." This witness's glibness in
. the' vulgar" tongue proclaimed to all present that
, • .. 'alio was by.llo MIMI I stranger to its use, although
she took greats pains to prove that she was one of
the most amiable, angelic beings at present existing
in taw *A.. Too. (cadent pet a few questions to
her, and it Was said at a cross-surnmons had been
. taken out. —The Bench, however, thought it Would
be a unless waste of time to hear say }briber avi-
d*** and eery properly called on theca both to
tied wet* in £6 to keep the peace towards each
• other., • . , , ,
Jorraps' .itsmcs Nr Wirrionms-4 PUBLICAN
FIN RD FOR GIVING AWAY BREAD AN, GRIME AND
, menno....Waymouth has been jested, from time
immemonad, for the " Justee-they.pleme" of its
• Justices ,el the Peace—the common-sense discern-
ment and legal lore of its magistracy. Some years
ago a magistrate fined a man fir stealing apples in
lthat The next cage brought before him was
t o a boy, who svai charged With stealing
gooseberries. Taking his lan dictionary in. his
hands, he looked down the table of contents tce find
the word "gooseberry," and as it was not there,. he
. iaturally wincluded that there was no law for
~ .g ' stealing, 'Mid discharged the priWareer
. , accordingly. This circumstance has been so fre-
quently mooted as a spaimen of Jaidice's justice in
' Weymouth, that those who have now the honour of
heldiug • her Majesty's commission, have learned,
parrotlike, ' the absurdity of which their ancient
!brother Was guilty. But that they are not much in
'advance, even of primitive times, we think the follow-
cam will amply prove. On Tuesday last John
'Maims, of the Prince Albert Hotel, was summoned
•eR. Bower,Esq.,and Dr. (griffin, on the charge
'of bating his house open for the sale of beer before
.Ulf-past 12 o'clock on Sunday morning week. Mr.
. Cornelius appeared for the defence, and he and the
magistrates proceeded with the case on the wimp.
,-Von that Sunday at noon was meant, whereas, after
Slit .rhenr. of 12 on Saturday night was intended.
~.4eceralizig ' ,to the evidence of P.O. Powell, it
appeared that on Saturday night week he was on
, 'dell in the neighbourhood of Kin-street, and that
shoat half-past 12 o'clock he went into the Prime
- ' ' Albert Hotel and looked round the rooms, but saw '
~ no one there. As he came put two men came up to
the door
T0.1in.... and there were several others behind.
/11" ft ".°l3llMatiff:filiftifttethttlea: mat
\9I .kieols3/40 mptib41.421).4r e "vO4
,b.444ed to draw
41 ..11 ktr th'Fe, belie was dot the landlord.
be: !al n 1 * shalefer themes:ad he told.
- d alitOnnistiaMide by the eminences.
.eallriVb°,l4%ig audTnitleped short! after:
ibis& 'aejos,,gigiv :41..a1a14'.101301ici "Yes, drew
nr edi rapawer The easter then
"wax u andchwirthelwa cep of Mitt liquor, and when
• at *;*avitgain:flile4 twice.
-w anon in theireskr Mot Adair: it, and Mrs.
Aeries stood on the steps and used !amass
LingUitia Mrard4 b 414, . goatiel I***; also

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