The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-07 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

Tna proped steeple chases at Littknuyor are not
to come otr.
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Tug POOL —Mrs. Blary's charity, consisting of 200
41b. loose% warn dittributed on Tuesday of t,rnoon, at
the Guildhall.
VACCINATION. —Dr. Biaxial, medical inspector to the
Privy Couneil, so. at Weymouth, bads that VILVIOII.
thin lias been much neglooted In Weymouth Union, and
boo advised the Board of tioardians to appoint a special
oilier to ester's the law on this matter. A special
meeting of that body is to be held in refers:toe to the
question.
COLONIAL AID CONTIVINTAL CHURCH SOCIIITY.—
Sermons were preached on Sunday at St. Mary's eharath
and the eolkietioss amounted to £22 19s. 7d. The
Mayer presided at the nesting on Monday evening,
when Mr. Forbes and others gave addresses. The
collection produced i:l2 is. 31._ . . .

-1-CCIDIJIT TO A BMWS. —Os board the schooner
Factor, oa Petards?, a sailor named Coombs was
engaged in heaving opals, when by some means the
winch was let go. The handle dew round and struck
Coornts with fearful fovea over the eye. He was taken
up insensible, and for some tine his life was despared
of; but Dr. Hathen was end for, and the men wee so
far remould that he could be moved home. He there
got better ; but the extent of bone; damage cannot
yet be told.
Lacroal ON Cares ABD THU CHUl2Bl.—The Rev.
E. J. Luce delivered an excellent lecture on Wednes-
day evening lest, in connection with the Holcombe
Regis Working Ken's Reeding and Library. at the
National Bobool-rooos. Dr. Moorhead presided, sod
time vr.• SDOut co mesa% en• s. sue
reservld meats. The lecturer first gave details of the
ima.enas size of Chine and overwhelming nainbers of
Its populating, sad told of their laws, tangles's, fashions,
and ciustoias, in a very instrusitive sad ensuing manner,
ezeiting the greatest interest. The lecture was
illustrated with about 93 illuminated diegrains, and
groat members of Chinese article@ were exhibited, such
as ivory boxes, fens, pbotogrsphs,artioles made of piper
inennfactured from bamboo, sal a loge quantity of
floral illustrations. Kr. Lace interspersed his valuable
infornalies with capital anecdotes giving ideas of the
odd leasners sad eastouis of this wises people, and
held his hears's' ethane* daring the whole time that
he spoke.

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BoNOOoN Prrte HIPMIOIIII, Friday. --Before J.
Lying. Pm., and W. Talbot, Neg.
Damn Verna, of the Notion Inn, North Quay, was sum.
mooed for Mulles to visit Iles police into las house on Sun-
day night lett —Delennint he. loft the town, and hie wife
appmred.—P.C. Denman{ called at the house ate quarter to
twelve on boring heard • noise thorn as of
men's volosalkiatamitiper and a prostitute staying In the
house refund to open the door--The Isamu was mutt for, and
Mr. Korridge prod It. Vesper, ha .14, had gum away
from hie meditate, of wham Mr. Groves was uste.
had given the people main te loam, and be would try and
getotle house empty la low dere. He would be glad it the
would refrain [men endorang the bosom, a• it would
give the bases • bed woe lot Gee new tenant.— lined £1 and
code, or 14 detnr lanprbonoteat
QUALMS Porn and HMV JAM'S Mittore, alias Muir Porn,
were brought up on remind charged with stealing • bolster,
blanket, and Weber; tles preperty of John Joann. The
tamale primmer had made the following statement to Supt.
Vickery :—I have known Cherie' Pond shout to.s years, and
hay.Uved.lthhbedtsringlhMUmeashbswlfu. Wewtotto
live at the New Inn lemt t. On the Wed neaday
or Thursday following Charles POgnrifttk the bolster or the
bad and carried It away, and when he returned he add me be
bad sold It for ed. On the following liotarday he mob the
blanket, aod went ewer with it about nine In the morning
returning abast two o'clock. He then told me he had been to
Dorchester, and void the blanket at • ncond-hand clothes
shop at the top el the town for 10. I told him tithe time I would
not go to prison for him sofa, but wIN tell the lade about it
1 make Mb ehtlemeat after being cautioned by Supt. Vickery,
and hemees 1 wen to tell tho train about ik—The male
priaossr=ed..vato stealing tire bolder and blanket,
and the not rainy, and asked for the one to
be atummartlydtcpeeen of —Oberiel Pond we. ordered tour
amen! heed labour, and the women promising to to haste
to her parents sod load a now llle,,che was dew-hanged.
Wiujar BAZIIOIII, Tab Royal Panliers, was charred with
stealing • sovereign,ithajorty of Douria• Dunn. Quarter.
ming of IL/Lll. eseteee.—Leum baring an
oryposest NIA an old . andiferod to bet a sovereign,
which be put ea the table. Bsnnhss picked up the sovereign,
, and asked another men why he did not put his matey down.
He kept it woo time, sod then ran away with It and cbtnoed
It at the Beer Hotel.—Pyinber pleaded gulay.--deo
one month's isemboinient.
Bosoms tverr itionese, fistierday.—Beforo the
Meyer (Jaime Itilledie, Sq.), soot J. Ayllog,

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Mot:aßierman, sM& unman of H.. Mouarch, we., with
l salon from that stdp and the Agincourt and Im:on-
uses, pad og as Friday tut, aad ailowed leave of abeennse till
Wedneeday. Dickman had various wets of strong drink.
Lad by the Was Isis mamas. thought it prudent to go on the
railr station, wee far bemused fa • state of beer. lie was
soarcWy sine to look sitar himself, and bit mesenusts, • respect-
able-la:Mug man got his ticket for him. They still had some
time left, andned to • house in the naghbourhood of
Use Railway it whisk nppmn to be *ogee house. It Is
kept by an old c none neeDed Ackerman, who, we have the
wonl 01 Um Illapenniendenl of oolTo• and ten
business as • cover fore low brothel. Here triit poor fellow.
were welcomed with that oily all-sweet reception accorded to
sailors on leave with plenty of money in their pockets. The
'people of the house let tbe drunken sailor lie on the sofa, while
they hurried shout to get kin same tea, to freshen Mos up
intim The drink lad made him surly, sod he wouldn't
move, wouldn't hare anything. His meeanate kept stirring
him opt. have the tea, and raid he would pay for it, and the
landlord added hie entreatiax Finding he would not have
any, and was becoming troublesome, they got the sailors out-
side, where &Ley fought, • crowd collected, and • great pane
of gam wa• brokers, to the dames of about SA Prisoner's
assemate got his head frighfully cut, the tendons being
wavered I.Mmegh above one anger. By this time
op came P.C. Bartlett, and took the prisoner into custody,
but he broke away. an drUnkenlin. lines, to have turned
I. bay bp this Urns, and when he found that his hat and alk
bandlowdsid were missing be we. wore, than ever. He
demanded them of Use people horde, who declared they had
not gut them. liecharged Into the bowie, and lay on the sofa
till he could get his hat end handkerchief. On this the land-
lord knoskedidos down on the floor, and stunned him, and •
girl came up and cut his lanyard from his neck on the excuee
that he had used his bails to cut his tocesmate. The lanyard
was • very baamtbally tiorieed one. Int seed curiously braided,
nova', mad kneels.. illakman got mare furious than ever ;
but be was MOON la the landlord's bands, who beat him
about as that bale ineaken side be wee ahassefully masted.
Mr. B. Fussard, who some in with the crowd, and tired the
landlord to stalks lie miler. Ackerman, on this, made •
risme of tactics by isitaapthera few kicks, but lig were
=lted by Fumed ,The sad of It was that [linkman wee
nto manly. Ackerman charged him with breaking
the glass, and tell the Bench • tale In which he put all the
beanie upon the miler When premed es to how be knew that
the sailor broke the window, "he said, be drd not Julie any.
bedy."—Jansplissill *were that she raw prisoaer drive his
usemstate's head through the glees. Henry Moat and Mr.
turned spoke to the indlord's brutal treatment, and primmer
&dem that be would sooner die than use hi, knife on a
misamate,—Tb• Bench considered that the Ackermae's had
been the MnSn came of bringing upon themselves whatever
damage bed occurred, mad olamissisd their ease, the Mayor
saying he was very sorry to Sod that each • house existed in
Use town, and they would use all the Influence they had to
wpm, For Wag drunk gad riotous primmer was flood
10a. sad cosi&
Da.i.urepent we. inoterbt up for being drank and sleepiag
In the open elf, I. MniaWindlr, at two o'clock this morning.
fousijoy P.C. Laval, aad the Thanday previous he
had been Imedtlft at the door of the Sailor's Home.
Prinnallf had been • benesn, and discharged from the Incuo-
,o"_pewee ga and allowed four days to pay.