The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-11 00:00:00

IHE PORSET COUNTY F.XPREAS AN() MIRICIII,TURAL nAZF.TIII% TIJEST)AY. NOVEMBER 11, 1879.

Ws earnestly watch the in of lassie dimle Weak I at the
rale of the Eghtbition Rotel, till toe balms lormrami
•ern long hem of blssiitt tor•hiat Sr or so, lirlit the
proesnO It. anit iio ti mores t the mu.te of the en•l• Tb•
atoe•ven e toothy sr, to Crowelers un•te- Citidaio mile
alt •C. 1.21.1 iro• Leoe, e ha • •loulog I I•ue' •litelds
and battle-ago wth whiteout, mu and the R tins. on
b • ott nod back„ twitted tette fallow ill oher e .miteolesi
of whom the infusing am the cipistot Joan
5r.,,.., Walden, D 11, It *noes. W. Pod, H. Bike*
F. Curti.. [tendon. Kyoto, C arlt% W. K.,mh, B. Spume,
Banat. Curie, Mutors, .1. Lug, '1 sylor,.l. Porter, Hill.
and 0. Kiwi% who *,r, each properly a•tircd in rune
chawter. Doe remin ling us 01 n late after-dilutor
rioted) was that of • mender of the Volunteers, who
ware an Infa•ory .hake, hor•••hair Plitute. j tek boots
and &purr, loth:kasha Ivri !ewe, aoil •illoes Watt..., with.
Ott...try •wor.i, and an gr. y heard, and od,ht
lime passed i r Min 1,1 D os•t re. inieuts, or .• the
origintil home marines." N ic..'4 we say
t• lit at t lima.. bort. ir !ergot,"
For on iaste I with ae it Clew de 1.1•Ori TM
ini.kbow is local wag .10 • Itul,by hors •• wh• e
raper. lx•pt v... crowd Irking oft r th.:ir tees. ;
• **Grupliatber's C ore " wepped till the fees is,
. niondel ; but tn ler* a•e •pao C eopakee
Needle was represented by a. oh,s's in white calla., and ;
I oil. &apt ia looked el•aiely ••1 r it. In • palanquin
Allan Oi Attar ini•titt iris 4 era with what looked
Ilk. Esti Be low•deirl, old they o ere t...rne off toe
Obiairse auslamial (represented exceedingly well by Hr.
(love 8 ail.tioes) was protnincnt ; but imams the
I but "tem a eery plclnre.qul brigald, Cirr-ars•osi and
1 Gryitk ...motto, lifeguards, litchway torn, Gratimi p•rate,
csidwin of a preViotta ...awry *Oh thrioto•ornwl bat and
git al. ait • a istu.uo al. .ut tho ol Sr
Waiter Italagh. The army aud navy, past, pentad, and
lath,... Ci a iota utotiti;lint mid own we cos only
ile-erit a as of tile untied arrices .1 1 pensioner.,
Attalla,. Mon% *is "Ay, iogipms, el woi and reel. 'Moats,
well mixed in old contrast ; but Ketche gay°, with hi.
!rine:lP. hio atriums of beat% tali dwk and rttut pro.
purio•ow, ear uotatialty good. 111 the paateitoon were
spiritedly p dated bohhen.t., betting Katelmosyds head,
nrbting Zsius, and ~thy, fir V:.01`.. sod st 1nt...V.1i it was
pail to no iily tin ss,d hoy• wit, utobrell •• hunt round
with Chinese I intern.. The prms.ion included between
WO and 300 presorts .Ire..-. 1 in " clotrac'er," and at It
us red in. it it islitat pot c 0 I Whit. rockets, crackers,
and squib Every wirtiow ass heal with Open.-
tori in tLe . 1.015, gip u.I the ii:rfotwers strark..4
round to the Corminiii•rowl, and atonal to South-
&tr.. t, thence u Mei-street sian, ,42.1 a. towards
Peundbory. At ti,., eorn,•r of C no, wall road, the arrivals
by abut aloollikl lime mos the 7.3 lien, lot thick had
1.... detaiotel at Upwry, were jut in time to sets the
proceesion. Ott tot tanks ot Poutallany staid thousands
of people rea,ere I wisd.l.2 hy an intinense Lonfire, built
01 P.One ti soil legaola, n ith tarnarrels Duthie ior •••08.•
Litton. Around this tiondre ILO meet... was stay wild and
entrants, as the qua r Gone I reVNI &taut amid thevolurinel
,
' 01 tot ho, dyer...ging ',.arks and Owned of d.fforerit bor.
A great pole was er.eted, and pine sour(' around esuariß
&good deal GI latighte•, till thp mama had risen high
1 and the tarlisrrela burnt down. Tlas next setteettee
• wm seeing off the crowded trams, and at the atet4,n• the
. was taken up by thy railway men, whose atme
should rattat.r hays tie work than ours. tine train was
quietly dthd. a d yet the platform ...mart crowded, so
specials Lail to ba wet till all were got Do ..e.
Th• homt •supplied torches Irmo Mr. Itnier's burnt well,
• mid at Poundhury enthusisats kept up • glare • good
deal later ; hut the curt wily were in use town, and all quiet
at &reasonable hour.

RIUTALII.IkI7LT 0,1 A Wm.—At the Berough
Police I loud, on Tuesday, JoAn Hoare& IV ,s MOW.
nc,inl fir .L; a violent 4111,AUIL u hie wife,
Mary Hoikyl,..— Howanl apieared fr th c
Iloskyii., who is near co. Ailment,
said they hail been married 2 years. Last Sunday
afternoon between four and die she was at bonze with
him in Seymour-street together. She had on his boots.
lie asked her to take them off, and, as she did not
take them off quite (pick enough, he struck her on the
mouth and koocked her on the sofa, lie took her by
the legs and threw her on the floor; and then took od
the boot* and beat them about her head till h load
nearly stunned her. The ma.ks of the blows were on
her head still. Slio mil uld thlok he struck her shout
titn.ie. She then ran out if the house and he
Ida h of her by her h ;ir and knocked her down la
I the oriii t, lie was not. drunk at the time, lie hail I
frequently beaten ber. Mr. Arlen (magi-testes' I
clerk) I, defendant : Is all title true fendant I
Yee, dr. It' all rig.tt enough ; but iihe took me hold I
;by the her of my head, anil I w obliged to be .t her
to make her let go Llompl &taut • I took him by the
hair in selfol fence. I till not do it until he woo
using me —The defendant further stete I that I
daturd iy nl, the went home t, clean, and on going
I to the drawer for hie clothes ha found they were g ,ne
I where they ought not to be.—Cirmplainant soil 'bat
the reason why she pawne4 them was because she had
;no clothes to wear.—Dr. Drew It is a very cowardly
thing to strik a women in this .tit...—Defenilant : I
didn't 14, ike her wilfully. I only strnck her when she
, hail hid I of my hair, mail I was oblige I to strike her
to make her lit go.—The [tench considered it • in nit
diegrac-ffil and cowsr ily thing lora man tobeat • woman
In the state she wee in. They were, however, divPve•il
to give him another trill, and he would be only
I • ntenced t bevel, days' imprisonment with herd
I thour. —The poor woman waft seized with • fit f
hysterical weeping, and eke hail to be conveyed home
In a wheel chair.

LO -S TOR P.XITIBMON,* Young min at ',lt, tlk4 allies and kith the mostety lee
NtIMATIVC CTnye or you wont% to de we iseeell., ratio r than resit the parish when sikek-
The suutok I xhi' '
dioi 25 toe re2i.ree, Captain " 4,„411 „(„1„...„) the tOf
Nlii re, A' , itl. Tregni y with ft r:o.• of far 1244111, roman
lot,ea (Mes-ra. Mille awl CL. tat ,IAI r) on the 31x 0 tfolio. and not -Mr that het he had feePwted ether
ul • boon Ito Welmouth. When about 35 ini'es toe, LBm as volt (Hese bear.) ll* knew the booed' of
north.weet of Hanois Light, Guern.ey, and while.. teem. (Applaase.) Ile hew tto Cu,. with the toast
bee-to for the kb to be changed she Was struck by the the non. of Patt C lief Ft inger Fisher, of 0 eirt " RAM
gale and immediately went over t and fonoiroe . eat," Ancistit Odor of F wes'ers. (APOl.eee)_
Fortunattly the boat wet not seenred to the hate:hes. Toe (neat woo well reosimet, an I P.O It. Flinn
and it flooted up alongside, and the cr:w got in'o It. ac:lprilVr6trott.otho.therniti.-ow"" ii"llPhr".. es"rthurora
The cow rem iined in her until e trly the next ▪ aeo They allowed that room for the use
Sunday morning, when they were picked of the L ant their luta tothks were due to them for
by the Fren.•h bri. Jam len C ,'tier, of 14t, their g. nitrusi.y. fAtoPlaiteel 11n coimied with the tout
Maio, hon. from the Baltic to M.ir.eillea. On tii,i th. name .4 M. 11., their rePreitsnletivo
saint due they were traii•foriel t•. the French pilot the twat wits c0...H.11y received.
‘.
cu H cutter Jean. of •vre, which landed tit in to; F ito o
~i. Hr. P... In reply, Ihe heel had the honour f ham
coloire.ed ivith e nem i..r 111,11 year; and during that
In .Util °LI M.l.ndsy Maiming.
AMIATIV ..y Jona YOn'llt too.. they awl alwiy. ~eo most forwardtent
N worke,
al • ay. remit, to lent • helping hand to any good oslior.
We bay,. h . fwed-he,l with the fo.I wing detoile te....r forget ng
virtenodflr.ba..e.iro.o.in
th(eAypupnlyzeth)...r.t.,
,of the itheide :—Ab half•pot ten on it t'uriloy
e•
llPit"hV Th.y bed a little club of their oven
right, just before the acc:ll t then" was not the whore pal hy
alightest win! then to speak, or to give nearly wand,:
ict.to'a 'weekly, end whoa ill th.ay reeeived mettles, ettena.
of Vie eoming wale. The skirsr. told tie to shift th ant aa.rt in sum per we-k. (Hear. heee) The firm
jib., an shill we were getting them In the tre• thoroughly understout the vela, of thew rocietiem, and
eruck her,
ant she
..t she sheat incwionw,l ha.
itriv lee,, gM
,enver If the were accordiairly very ripely he Thee
help to',. would
coil. ha tno' he
hound to much rather Imre •ma • who wee independent. and during
ht. heiskith provided tor • raioy day. than one who triode',
hsve gore down keel up. We we,e all for'anl. mid we
to cli.rity when s chip.se cone. (Apple...el He now
get out on Oa., we Won. bulwark.. Fortite•tely ft, 114
thO thAt Woe riot (toned to the h 4t1.1 she rik,"*.l.,th:(l!'„,,":°,l7:,th'f. cir5.,,,,5.111,,fi,i,1.,,t1r° at 4"
fi rated right np to where we were, *lariat proyi hit. Bro. C. %Valuta rrooe.d "11. be.lih of Dr. Parsons,'
ti Illy it %seined. We m mord to go' int, the boat then. m-dieil 146 ter. which was in at warmly drink.
althouzh wi, h great diffionitv. We had to hind her Dr. PARIOas replied, sn I a.surol them he would
right over the boom eaff eaile, awl jn.t we got always . his nest tor the mimeo ne of the L Aga.
clear the amuck a. tt!eil down, i•tmo B,r. We were Mr. CilWl,3 proposed -rbe Juvenile B•unch of the
aboutao ho-r and it half in the b ~.t ',dor' we saw Of
Bro. Ommaxe. P G., in reply. said in thetr Lodge rif
heard enything. We saw one steamer pees ne with.
hirealle tn-oshers their 11111111,ri were 72, with it c mita'
ont tithing any rio.ice, and a •ci, rlel, and a third. oy e of about Mt (Aoplaus-.) Teoir branch wee in a vary
did the best we °wild on her the ciroimetaoc....
healthy awl oreepwonseondit• n. (Alma iiise.)
had a m.iin.ail "coo'," in the boot, and we 11 CI hail 14 C.mtain Buns propos* I "Tie heath of the Vriting
will of rope, 1.4 we mad • fair: - not the b alt Brothers." oesnlail with the n•oo. of Box It Pelt., seen-
of the "coot," and made a kind of "drottfilt,' tter .4 She l'Gr,,st 1044rit" L .le., Weymouth.
to keep her h-al I, "ea. When we wri Bro. Pexxs r-plod in suit-Oda ierms.
eleelrehle the outwit, jot before she wont down, we (Yher couightium ary toasts followed, and the evening
hod picked up in !add •r, On we made fast the end .f wad:pp:lt t :rtea,•ly,
wafts w..re sou& raid Dr. Parsons reed some
the paiut-r anornd the ladder, and we pit a ballast is selections from the works of 111. Barnes,theDueetstilee
',whet on the lad ler to keen I away from the boat, to wet. An amusing rositeri yso alto given by Mr.
m.ke her More buoyant. But it was .1 no us.. We Repo:two. the company made the best of toe extra hor
then pkt a c ultra. Imek,t arol in ul- fret to the 11.11 r, which bat been granted them for the oceis.on.
to keep it out straight One !gig passel us quit • chat'
Winn' eight o'clock in the morning ; they t Kik no
Dotice of no, 'I he next brie, however. sawn.. 'rho
man on the look-out sold it was • buy; but the
captain looked through Maier tura and raw it was a
on boat. He at ce clewei his t ip-troliant sail;
hauled up him course., awl ban id down Ms et kr-stile,
and rounded to tinfltr our lee. We then elived our
" drough that we hail Ahead, and we pulled as hard
a. WO unthl for the I.rh:. We passed nailer hi, eters,
end the C 11314111 threw a line into the boat, and we
were made feet for'aorl. They at once hot td uo io on
the it. si.lr. The captal gave no some dry clothes,
an I rewired tie with nun, brandy. We got our boot
In on deck. 'nu captain said he would take no on to
Falmouth if be poenhly could. A gale of wind was
bl Airing at the time, and he was bound from the Baltic
Marseilles. His neme was Jacques C.11.110r. He
had a fair wind likwiug away; but notwitlist mains
thi. he hauled up for the land to try and put us
&there at Falmouth. The Listed Lights were just
under our lee bow. She would not (orb Falmouth,
and the capt sin add he could not proaibly put them
ashore there, but he wont.% take them on to Marseilles
Gibraltar, I WAll on deck at the time, and our
captain wa. below writing out a paper to the owners
of the brig to say the captain had picked no up. I
then saw the pilot boat under our kor, and when she
came cline he brig signalled to her, tile tu-ned out
to to. the Fiench pilot cutter called the Jean of
Havre. She at once took tit on bra.'! and landol us
at Falmouth on Monday morning at seven o'clo .k.
The captains of both vweele treated us with every
kindness.
We undermtand Captain Mo Ye is it'll suffering from
the effect of the exposure, but the two noon, Foster
and Symes. are not much the worse.

WAIFS FROM THE ROCK.

On arrival at the Cape, Captain Moor,, R.E., will
he attached to the Department of the Cosnma.nding
Royal Em,inser, for duty.
An aged lady, being taken somewhat seriously ill,
said, in a penitential mood, "I've been • great sinner
for more than sixty years, and didn't know it." To
which her old servant, who had lived with her from
childhood, quite innocently responded, "Good gracious,
ma'am, I knowed it all the time."

A minister supplying at a certain chapel recently
remarked that some people were fond of singing that
they "left it all with Joon; long ago," but they forgot,
when they left it, to take the commands of JOSUIS with
them. We would not think of being personal, but
does the intelligent read,r know of any such persons !
A convict MLA recently discharged from the prison,
who was quitting it for the third time. We hope he
will make good use of his freedom now, for the poor
fellow is to be pitied, he has no friend or relative in the
wide world to lend hiiu a helping hand, or stand by
him in making a fresh start in life.

How these two tars spent the early part of last
Sabbath I cannot say, but they finished up with a
fight in Chesil. For a qua, ter of an hour the police
(lii all they could to stop their ,marrel, during which
time the combatant, were dressed and undressed no
less than three times ; but all overtures of peace were
of no avail, for fight they would and fight they did,
until the constalles patience was exhausted, when
Jack and his mate were accommodated withacell each
at the police station, and the following morning were
mulcted by the Bench to the tune of 545.

Does any of our readers know • person who keeps a
collection of ghosts! We suppose our friend Granite
thought, that if he could only secure the specimen
which has recently been flitting about the rt-. 1., it
would be a good start for him. So he forthwith
watched, but got so fatigued that he went to sleep.
At the hour of midnight when very little of any good
is abroad, he was disturbed from his slumber by •
sepulchral voice__, calling his name, " Granite! !
Granite ! !" " Hullo !" mud nu friend, " what's that ?it
can't be the ghost, for I am certain it does not know
my name." But it was only a friend of Granite's, who
came to see if any one had run away with

I have heard of a young lady who received, as •
wedding dowry, a dust-heap which was worth alarge
amount of money. What will the Local Hoard take
for theirs, that fragrant spot on the beach I would
Invite the ratepayers to inspect it. There are samples
here of every descriptimi of scavenging refuse.
The "Pompadours" have a ow, which is struck at
each quarter of an hour, and also the hour, to give the
time to dwellers at the Citadel, and the sound is eo
loud that it jo plainly heard all over l*nderhill, mid at
the Grove. The gong is performed on by a sentry at
the south entr.suce.

privity an 1 cones, I.—Defendant was sworn sad said
bAI the men brought their own este, and they took the I
liquor away out of his sight. It wan not true the: '
nt d,•-lk the bow in his prieesos, and he did
hot, exixsesly or inipiiellv give anyone °meant to
drink on the premises. Video and Gewae
Vincent both swore that they carried their own cep;
and that they drank the beer off the premises and out
of defendant's sight.—ln answer to Soot. Hunt,
Viviay paid he left his cup at the house--somatimee
he didd-an I sometimes h did not.—The Bench di I not
consider Lb. cans sufficiently proved, and dismissal it.
As UM/FATtIiAL MOTHER. ow, Bert wt. chtrged
with wilfully neglecting to provide adequate food,
lodging, and clothing for her tree chinks!). aged
respectively about nine, six, and teo and • half years,
wher by their health was endangered.- -P.O. 'teaks
I sdi he went to defendant's home in Howling Green
Wiley on Wedoes icy morning and found the three
children spits; rs naked, without any lied or bedclothes.
The row +tee so dirty that the stancb was awfie. 0 .
Thursdsy morning be ,aw Lb. three children sit log on
the door-step of the bouts. with very little cl ening,
and he took theta t , the Poll modation, and they were
eftirwaide trikeu to the Union. lie le.l repeatedly
odled def-nd,wit's atteuti t the wretched state of
the en,ildreu and the hous,—iupt. Hunt said he saw
the children in, th• doorstep on 'lured ry. ant they
were very nearly naked awl elmeat starved. Ife bad
frequent y ceutioned her. Between twelve and one on
• ,utulay morning about six weeks a.io he tou 4 ten
foreirn men in the house. —Jane Gallop, nurse at the
Workhouse, said the children were very db ty and
filthy, awl she never raw children in a worse 4 ite.—
Defend .nt said the father of the children bad deserted
her and was living at Southamiron, cud she
bed d .ne the best she could for the children.--
The Clerk said defendant was e stencied to a x
weeks' ba-d labour for a like offence last year, and in
Niarch !adobe was had up again, but discharged with
a cautioft.—The Mayor said ,isjeudent, was • very b.id
diegr rceful woman, and neither a canape' nor punish.
me, t was of any avail. nbe would be sentenced to four
months' hard lab oar.
AL' lOtD IthEAOllllll OF The BTE•LAVIII.—The
moneti Ltainat Henry Bunk*, fr iufriuginr the bye.
Isifte with reference to new building., wee fu tbr
adjourns I furs mouth. • I Una., Pitted was alit, sum-
mnjoel for a similar infriogeineut.—air. if. W. Dick-
boon prosecute'. aud Hr. P.O . 1.. Budge defended.—
.1 penalty of 50a. aftd ants was impueed.—Charfes
Baylis(' was fin o 2t. 61. aft I amebic • 'huller . &ore.
A ( OFTUNACIOO4 :4101(11•31. Newry hod at &Fel-
ling Mumma i, war euminorml for onstrucung the high.
say by exhibiting a hooting gallery, a minieture
biel_cle circus, and alpine evriog-b at. ou the hat Quay,
tin Friday Ala bate day. preeions to the coutute..oe-
snout of he fair.— Air. H. W. Dickinson prosecuted.—
The evidenoe of Supt. Hun , P.C. J. Horn *ad P.C.
Beebe, showed that clefeuuseat cams to Lie Pollee.
station on Friday awning and asked whether he would
be allowed to exhibit. He was told that he could not
open till the Monday on any account, notwithstandli g
which he exhibited on Friday and :st:nrday evenings,
spite of cautiona.—The Bench imposed • pep. ally a
10e. awl mem in each of the six a-Yes, anti all wed Mr.
tficlor.eon a lea of gl It., maxims • total of £6.—
Defendaut emptied • baalwit toil of coppers on the
table, but Mr. Stone t .1.1 uhn that not more lb in a
i.r copper' or 40, in silver Wan a legal tender.