The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-04 00:00:00

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4

WEYMOUTH.
Tug MATOE'S Divaga.—filir Frederic Johnstone, Bert,
ag well as Mr. H. Edwards, M.P., has, we learn,
signified his intention to be present at the Mayor's dinner
on Wednesday next
CABMEN'S SHELTER.—A hoarding has been set up near
the opening in the Esplanade, and the cabmen's shelter is
being commenced. If Sir Frederic Johnetone comes on
Wednesday seat, he will be able to see that his kind gift
is to be med.
Bain DAMAGED.—On Tuesday night, the brig St.
Cuthbert, of North Shields, Brown master, from Shields
tar Oseellna, came into the ROAsIS, having sustained loss
In the gale, and her long boat and bulwarks
The vessel is also leaky.
SOCIAL MEETING OP WOILILINO-MEN.—A "free and
easy," for the members of the Working-men's Club was
ern:need at the Club-room, on Tuesday evening. Mr. J.
Covey MSS in the chair, about 100 were present, several
capital songs were sung, and the evening paned in a
friendly manner. It is intended to have • "free and
easy" every fortnight.
WISLITAN FOREIGN MISNIONS.—The Rev Mortimer
Elbe, late mien...linty in British GuMna, preached the
mesa sermons in behalf of the missionary society on
glioday. On Monday the public meeting wars to be held:
lielhatesams of rain dashed down, and the attendance wee
eadL The Mayor (Mr. Lunilie) wag present, with several
nimidges but after singing and prayer the meeting was
aditrto Monday next,
grga Pim. —The extension is now almost coin-
plated, the foundation and main part entirely no, and it is
expected that a completion stone will be laid on
Wednesday next, in the forenoon. We understand that
Mr. Edwards, M.P., who kindly lends the £2,800 on the
security of Ilmlr bonds, has expressed his wish that
the completion stone should be laid by Mr. Landis, our
worthy Mayor, and that this will probably take place at
11 on the day named. We hear that it is just possible
that him Worship may yet prevail on Mr. &leer& to lay
the completion stone of thee -- the Town
_ Council w
Edwards
the

. =-.,.. swine of the extension. Perhaps -- - - ._
I --- .__ .. ....... Amey was ... ~ on ts
will support the Mayor's request-that Mr. .'
Bridge at night about 10, when the prisoner came across,
_as himself may, in this intereeting ceremony, take wand without any provocation, knocked him down. They
sii principal pert.
Tug TZ.41.1110!11•L TO WALT= MILL1:11. Mr flanker had not met before during the evening; in fact witness
. wished to have framed, and had it sent to Mr. E. Cora did not remember having come across Kirkwood
previously. In the fall Amey sprained his wrist -
bow for that purpose; but Mr. Cox generously, considering sergeant Apsey was at the police-station after prisoner
bow the boy gained the testimontal would not allow Mr.
Harker t i pay, but made the frame • present to Miller. was locked up, and was called by the reserve man, who
said the prisoner w. smashing windows, Witnesa went
It is thought that the original will be • kind of passport
and found prisoner smashing the glass; he broke three
to Miller wherever he gore, so it is to he kept in a case panes, value 35., and after this, he went on swearing for
and he will take it with him, according to the suggestion
sorne time, and ap ed more like a madman than any-
of the Mayor.-" Let it be kept by you." A photographic
thing el.-Prisoner said be wise drunk, and didn't know
sopy will be made of the testimonial, and this will be
what happened-Dr. Drew told him that drunkenness
framed and hung up in the home of Miller's parents, as a
was no excuse; in fact, he was charging himself with
perpetual reminder of the courage of their hey.
001 VESSELS IN THE STORK. -ft po have another crime-The Superintendent said that last night
respecting the Linn. and the Mary Wighton, of rta been s
Vrey-
rm id wo other sailors interrupted people passing the bridge,
mouth; but we are happy to remind our readers that the
and they sent to the police-station for assistance-Dr.
Drew remarked that it was very astonishing that men in
Louisa w" heard et as ltsi very beginning of the week
1 Her Majesty's service, should assault Her Majesty's
she having put into Wtestable, with losis of anchors anti subject's, and even endanger their lives. He pointed out
chain. A still greater relief wee the news received by Kr, to prisoner that his dninkenness had resulted in four
E. Martin, from the captain of the Mary Wighton, on
distinct offences ; drunkenness. assault OD • ea lor,
Tuesday, that she was anchored off Dad, with no damage, violence to the police, and damaging the cell. He would
although she had had a very trying voyage, and, near be fined 10s. for being drunk and riotous, and 10s. for
110 10.11 than twenty-three vessels were on shore. .... 'iog Atney or would go to prison for 21 days' hard
Vhe.salkary Wigbton was "listed" on Wednesday morning -- I" '
No news was received of the Vivid, we deeply regret to labour.
BEGGING. -James Ration was brought up for begging
my, up to Wednesday night, and she is given up.
_, from door to door, in Ilighretreet, en Saturday night -
DEATH Or MI. STILNIZN SEAMAN. -News was receives,
re. Carter wite ou plain clothes duty, and saw defen I t
on Monday of the death, at East Loudon, South Africa,
beg from a Chickerel man, and afterwards at the Ra4any
of Mr. Stephen Seaman, son of Mr. G. Seaman, councillor
Arch,where he offered to sin was refused, d asked f
of this town. The deceased bad been about four g' an "r
• drink of water, and also for help on the road. He left,
=l:4lc. Government works in this la and
he
and went to the Weymouth Arms, where he begged for
port, and on the 25th of tober e w•s
. the. same, and afterwards to the Ship Inn, on the Quay.
tending the landing of some goods from • shif, the Witness arrested him, and the defendant tripped him up
riming very bad for landing. Mont unfortunate 1" the L. h._to get him over. th.e. bridge... On him was.
seszusTmged, and Mr. Seaman, with nine others, ,and h,es.harle„a
INN Captain Charles Smith, of Weymouth, h,'„'n.,'` "p'reZe-'-d 344-Reuben Fudge,
co mglaihndti: trLeloduhsee
.Skin Vilw,a;
int rilsiertimpl4bendt
op
vo e efficient
.1,11 -
could do was tosame
mud night
sad mews night, begging ro; coppers,-The Chairman told prisoner
he had complained of the police aasaulting him, and
gencwing father and see respect paid to the V clothes. k I
tearing his cloes. Hehld not have resist th ed e s .• . souillil
eggasim. Mr. Seaman was 46 years old. ponce ; no doubt his clothes were torn in the strile -
Be. NA.,.. ciiv.,o.
_Th. R.,... of mei. b. Rea* Seven days' hard labour.-The wife of defendent tearfully
th. Rs,. T. 0,....., preached a thwt impressive eenwow complained that she had no money ; but no one attended
to her and she left the Court.
to his morragation at SR Mary's Church, on Sulli•V
einsaing. at the close of which he bade his flock farewell _A rieson-sritunin. -Elisabeth Jones, alias Watson,
for • areon. The lees of so good • minister from amours; ''as with being drunk, and soliciting, 4g.-P.C.
ma, ems for s abort time, will be keenly felt, especially, Bartlt,Vt nt, at ten o'clock, was on the Trinity-
ho ale in the habit of sitting under the rectors mad, and found prisoner drunk, and trying to get a
abbe ministry; lout the labours of his parish have told sailor to go home with her, till P.C. Carter arre.teif her.
ma upon him •Wemeh of late, and we bear he intends -Dr. Drew : And very proper, too.-The constable
twilling for eOtile dme with • view, under God's bless continued that the prisoner gave trouble, when they
glstg, to recruit his health, and we heartily trust h may station-Seven days' herd labour. I brought her to the .:
be ambled to return after • while again with incLia.d 1 Tex Potics CaI:SABI AY•inet Bail Women was continued
amain for his great work. Wallet deploring the tor'• sn„Wse.,,..„,s,adaeadamynnwhehefnoomMizisrt. ltejw"a'anfdlniirh. allisaliCok.;l7nali.
simeass we cannot be too thankful Oast he has wereeenA,„."----w"ah„ sseej ,h..... ' rates asked the girl II Mildakt to procure the valuable services of such faithful ....un-'s -- ss---i....----4 Tis."l.=l"sb-t lived belonged, A
god maw omen as the Rev. cwwwm.F. w. Reeve ame so whom see ...Min .n which ....., d— and
was manifested at the names mentioned. It
allaill" hetaaa C"Ps4 "dm* nad ad' Cana° 4 sometr be fat how to hi' hth names, because
ma the Re.' Henry ig.".14 rnsataad" let ais'er :no peproi thatetTe lanrorrand tenillsdy knew the
re---. In linderstend. ill eamewalle le wog. vile a puhouses were used fore. pose. It may autll.e if
at Bt. Mary's, on Sunday me* mil egegisee to do he
m., weethownd we thwth the meth, wa lie thethh.. we mention the fact that the lumen were stated in open
he
MI la *at court. and holusslatten who have any doubt as to their
" tenants had better be keen on the wt. to get rid of any
=lllrM to ta• limn verthr doubtful .age•Nsyta orr they umy Shtleir names
ClithMans holy bay la memnie sanismeatlyzet. Psessas at pailtion in
Mier did Ildsmi Ifx liarsa ming mill maw the 011144 = Wie joie bk synesoli. are
Os Pon Mows Wm" we MI =aft arts mesas a like eimm ms In ban bog'

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District litims.Be has been with ma so often, and ii to much beloved, rates excused, as among those who receive rent Demeans mouth, end on Wednesday the Weymouthians gather
'that we feel sure he will 'imply, have to appear in our of the vilest women, against whom the efforts of the around the Mayor, and net speeches will be the
• -0,- . midst. and the congregation will be sure to flock to his police. are directed.- The women above-named consented order of the evening, The concerts will be the more
ministry. to go ante the Unionhome. enjoyable, unless' the wisdom of our Mayor Isbell give
DORCHESTIKK.
raisin CHURCHCONCERT.-A most popular concert auras TROUBLESOME Wir us E.-On Friday, he'Ore Dr. Drew, Mr. plenty of sluicing between the drinking and the
A Weirrreo hen been held of the promoters of a new that given on Thursdey evening lest, at the R lel Hotel B. Hopkins, and Mr. T. Abbott, John end Eliza Rogers
Literary Institute, and matters me. we are glad to Assembly R ism, by the friends of Holy Trinity,' Churchs were charged with being dnank and demnierly oe the ses
bridge. &unit.
dApeey heard a greet noise on the bridge -
hear, progressing. Certidely it . time for a little for the mom wan packed(in spite of the uscertein weatdhehgr
" waking-up" in the allair. an full ae it could hold, there being searcery i went, an man the women there shouting. He tried Go Our police Court proceedings were pleasingly varied
mom for my muwe. The object being to raise fonds for persuedeber to go owand was no engaged when herhusband on Tuesday last, when, instead of punishing the bad,
Hit Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
number of
gensent of the church organ, of course a large came upstart threatened to throw them both overthe bridge. the Mayor commenced the business by rewarding the
honoured Colonel Napier Sturt and the officers of the of the consth re getion we present ; and • seri The woman declared she would not Ito till her hatelmed good. That is, a good lad, named Miller, who in July
2nd Battalion Grenadier Guard" with his company at
considerable per-cen•aze of other muscat connoisseurs did ; het at Inet she went away, and his wife followed.-
saw a child drowning in the He,iiivrbo,,,ur, jninpein with-
dinner at the Queen's Guard, St. Jammed Palace on came t, bar the singing by well-known and very kUI Cromexamined by Mr. Howard, f•r the defenee : When
, , brought the
out waiting to throw off his loth 'and
Saturday ne.nnight. and areomplished amatear, as well as the instruments' witness put hie hand on the womails ehoulder to get her
of
wife tiodthe Quay side. alter Miller M the age
Tlle Sreon.-- air. T. A. Hayter, of West Wood- performances of the spirited Orchestral Aspociati,,:a on, Roger. threatened t • throw him over the 11/ARR.—Mr.
metes, and Mc. E. J. Day, of Doreheetee, have been whom Mr. C dlett has inspired with such fresh life • . froward said that the sergeant had acted very proserly ; t; lb, has one an act that any fulgrown man
bet what Rogers tool was simply idle language, to induce might be content to have done, and Mr. Webb, Mr.
chosen to reprment the parish of Pentridge, at the enenty. -The Nstionsl Anthem was loyally Played at the
he; wife to loon, he did not appear to he drunk ; hot his , and the politic very properly rewarded the
enmeriniober.lecan,aifltmix4lnlhuryto be47hlclafor the election of lay mencemsnt of the concert, and then Mr. J. Collett
conduct was co tied ' ; sl • d t b •"
n by excitement - . iipennten en rave lad, while the Mayor'. eloquence has geblom
ably led the hand in the overture to "Ls Dame Blanche "
thoildiem :it was given in excellent style. every part Viekery, in answer to the Bench, said that the woman been better employed than when 1 g iraiein Miller. and
THE award for prize mot crops made by the Dor- being token up smartly and rendered in good tune and was a very violent one, and he feared that if tam parties
chaster Farmers' Club hae resulted in the first Prize harmony.-A juvenile choir, about 40 -if both sexes, SAPR exciting /0 a continuance in wellsloin "It SI bette
did not seperate there would he murder committed.-A, . . '''' 1 r
going to Mr. G. Wood Homer. of the ham and . Hatton'. "Spring Song the youthful singers had li .en s to save the life of a 'lmola citizen than to kill a
thousand enemies," and Miller toe truer her than
mod deal of the family disputes of Rogers •od his sshe -
the nal to Mr. T. A. Homer, of Alner, while Nit. well taught, and being assietedra b some adults, the part Wag gone into. but not an ostb.-Eventually Rogers was
, song was most pleasinitly. rende -Rev. E. C. C n-fe, the dismissed, end the woman was fined 10s., or seven days' Napoleon, or than are Gourko, Skobeloff, or Osman
T. Lock, of Kingston, was commended, new curate of Holy Trinity, sang "Loyal Death," a hard labour. Pacha.
OCR worthy postmaster, Mr. C. Parsons, has juet
rather mournful selection, and he did not rain. the I 8 At No APP . vary little boy, and
obtained for us another convenience. After December
a 1 enthusiasm of the audience, although the execution was di&TePer Pleat who., rmfa-thermseeirdPlre Ltd egeoneon hoard the
the 2nd we are to have four deliveries of letter*, be..ng guesd.--Gounol'a "Meditation," a trio for piano, violin. Boseawen, were nummoned on Friday, before the enmity
one additional, which will be at 6.30 p.m, brining and harmonium, was played by Mr. G. Thorne. . magistrates, for stealing 64, worth of apples, belonging to
letters posted in time in London to meet the six o'clock ,
, Mr. J. P. Collett, and Mr. A. J. Evans, who &equated Albert Morris.- The Bench allowed the summons to be
I themselves admirably. - A duet by Miss Madelene
expresses; withdrawn on payment of 6+. roots.
A PLEASING instance of friendly feeling on the part , Morant and Mrs. Hawes, was next on the programme. . sw
I wAGGONS UNDER THE RAILWAY ARCIFL-ffinniannef
Miss M. Morant was suffering from a , K • h,
nig was summoned on Friday for obstructing the
of fellow-workern, wan the presentation by the staff ' but_ unfortunately
id.atttaes most charminey gave" When Sparrow& !
of the Poet-office of a silver pencil-case to "Mr. Robin- cold,
Build," With that tender and deep feeling by which this ' highway.
itiVed9vwk;sih-Xecenudhalt
arch,admitted
but
dg
there
son, telegraphint, who has left for Bath. It was
lady eo admirably enhances the pleasure felt at hearing naar
was Coee traffic theta aftererdark. mitineed 1.. and costa. re
supplied by Meagre. Saunders and Jacobs. her delicious contralto voice-Rev, W. F. Berry very A NORTHMAN RUNNING HIS Rms.-Poor old Ned-no,
THS CoNCERT given by Mr. T. Avant, of Wey- kindly eeee "Arm, arm. ye Brave," in • spirited manner Ole Tandems's-muster of the barque Attile, was in the
mouth, on Thursday, was an immense success, and with m„ch correct...ea, ens sand wt.,. and wan moot
Half Moon about half-past six on Thursday night having
regarded from a musical point of view; hut, owing to ; deservedly applauded.-Bishops• " Blow, Gentle Gales," I
, a struggle on the floor with the landlord. That young
the inclemency of the weather, the audience was ; was most
_hrermoniouVer sung
ahM,14;1,. Drake,
.ilre. I ....instable P.C. Rime pullet Ole Tundstrom off the lead-
limited, which, however, their appreciative applause Stelmani M.. Pretty, land, and the latter gave the constable a loan of him.
he 't
' bent.-' R he'd'''. re.
litesiman ii voice being a its o n a s romanza . They came on together on good terms till in St. Thomas-
wax not. es " Alla stens confidente," In which Miss Dizy Morant was I street, when the North
COussee CoreT6 roe ptomain. -Beroag T. r. ,to have played on the violin obligates was obliged to be and tey both came to Mother.errrEe;lght. thek. erSgeexa enZ officer,
Isziraoe, Kett -Salisbury, Monday, 3rd, at 10 ; Shaf- I omitted, in coneequence of Miss Madelene being indis- I helped the Scandinavian intnport at the police stadoetr,
tesbary, Tuesday., 4th, at 10; Crewkerne, Wednesday, Dosed, and the choir who had previously appeared canoe and he WAR introduced to the Bench on Friday with •
sth, at 10; Youvil, Thurwiay, 6th, at 10 ; Wincanton, ; forward and sang Hatton 's pretty part song-- I met her
, narrative of his doing'. Tundstrom confessed to the old
Friday, 7th, at 10 ; Bournemouth, Saturday Bth, at .in a quiet lane, the adults; or soorm "a 6 all; and ".1 I failing of his ancestors-that of devotion to the flowing
10 ; Blandon', Monday, 10th, at 10; Wimlszne, juveniles did much credit to their training.- • "ern°. . bowl; but the Bench, instead of joining in " Waes Hael r
. part was c ummenced by the Orchestral Association ,
Tuesday, 11th, at 10; Virareham, Wealndulay 12th, at , fined him 10A.. including cants
, playing e overture.to " Mac-it um" was
the That BEGGAR WITH A Prr. trim -An oily-tongued middle-
-10; lharchester, Thursday, 13th, at 10; Briulport, .
selecfed, and again the good effects of hearty determines ed woman, named Caroli • • Holloway, formerlyf D
Friday, 14th, at 10; Weymouth, Saturday, 13th, at tion to play in the best style were manifest ; everything :heater. and lately of SterAlhan'am tree and `;esteunr:
10 ; Poole, Monday, 17th, at 10, was well up to " concert pitch: and the audience did not terrace, Weymnaith, was brought hefore Mee W. Talbot,
EVANGELISTIC Alloensw-The Town Hall WM fail to recognise the excellence of this compact hani. Dr. Drew, and Mr. B. Hopkins. on Saturday last, charged
again crowded by an attentive congregation on The choir gave another of Hatton& part songs.-" LI with begging be means of a petition. -The woman had
Tuesday evenine to hear the second id • series of Moon." and rendered it with considerable tastes Mr. . laeen summoned for her poor-rate, 16s. 151., due on the
addressee by Mr. Hammond, who is labouring here C°11.1.•11 fargnrety nrcthe: ne:ealter&haerein•rmance house she took in St. Alhan's-street, and yesterday P.C.
under the auspices of the Young Niens Christian fnln increased .orma
hie fame as • violinist ;P tins ported Cooper found her on the Dorchester-road begging from
Association. The address Was founded on the words an
toile, aas,' tune were all perfectly maetered, as :i tor to. ge...r..She asked him to direct her to one resident's
" And when they were come to the place which JR poUrßa Wag to be expected; while the immense math? rpetition.' thetrlia:dri ail
her 12nr,clis.fholudnathe.wtiaaashhegginAt with a
called Calvary there they crucified Him," and was • faire of Mr. Collett made the audience feel that he was at loaners, and had gathered 25, 6d.. and Ntrilleceontineuei'orgr,
very manterly, imiiressive, and interesting discourse. home in the most difficult passages. Of course an encore when the constable arrested her. He then found the
On the platform with Mr. Hammond was the Rev. J. was demanded ; but Mr. Collett exercised that remarkable had been drinking.-The petition Wm worded as follow.;
Harrington, Baptist Minister, and every alenomina- seff.restrainthwnhoich dttinguishsi!hehonnaoasutrer.,hoen4 singly -.' lam suinmoned for a poor-rite and am unable to pay.
tion of Christiana was rep th resented in e assembly. tr.
Dawwedes het:: enoertherg me:rts: he: perfect rendering of Will you kindly eaglet rne ? lam a widow and have four
The addresses are to be continued for a few week)
Pi Ws "sfis I," and so sweetly was it sung that Mrs, children to /o.ipport. Your obedient servant, Caroline
and another will be delivered on Tuesday (this Hawes rightly interpreted the popular voice when she Holloway, 26 St. Albmis-street. Weymouth." -Be
, (
evening, at eight o'clock. very kind an
kindly gave another song, and won other triumph. this petition the defendant, commencing with the Mayne
Mr. Lundie) hadgathered f f 2.5. fel to 6+l
sums o from . ~
A rzw events back Dorchester celebrated the non- The ladylike and thoroughly unaffected style of this till she had 255. 6d.; but she had paid nothing towards her
blowing-up of the Houses ol Parliament; Wednesday tth swig:dress, and her clearance of pronunciation, as well as rate, and had not go e money.-Supt. Vickery Mated
night Dorchester had a narrow escape of a her molten golden notes," may he well enveis;dsby many that while prisoner lived at St. Alhan.street, she kept a
blowing-up that would have had a rather startling iii singer wttiii atimst.atf Tio„rewedbriillhieeingi..
the
R-enea, Izencd woman named Mrs. Wright in her house, a prostitute,
effect. ;We do not refer to municipal and other .I.‘" r'lm.
es aie-s arughahlaesesong'" Oh for a husband," • rem. kaible who had been turned out of the Bird-in-Hand. and the
differences - those were all washes' down and inestrumental trio, " Allegro. wiagio,and rondo,"(Dearieseks landlord turned pramner out. Since then she had been to
away at the Baron's! dinner; but, joking aside, • charmingly played on the Meow violin, and harmonium. Ire-terrace. e. and had been turned out of there. Com-
very dimastrous accident wan only moat Providentially by Kr. G. Thorne, Mr. Collett and Mr. Evans. the glee made of her begging, and it was believed
tee; daughter weent with her to mm parts-Dr. Drew bad
averted. Everyone known the handeome bar which " Peace to the Souls of the Heroes, by Messrs. Watts, bad half-a-dozen petitions lately-to eloug a mangle, or a
" jolly J. R. 'l'." has dubbed the Boalega. Among Pretty, and Board, and .the madrigal • r other morning host, or contribute to purchase • donkey. This was the
other conveniences contained in it in a small gas-stove, very early," which concluded • concert full of surprise., nioet eharitable town in England for its size, considering
This has been connected with a branch at the wail hy on account of the frequent variations from the programme, how many institutions were supported here by voluntary
but one thoroughly enjoyable to the Iset
means of indimeubber tubing, and hex generally stood
CHARGIt OF PROYOCATION.-Kr, Henry MOCC WWI sum contributions, and how the pple yet gave to beggars.-
upon a board placed on the top of a cook, Lant mooed by Mr. E. Dunkin Lyon, of Lower Bondatreet, for from
Arden remarked that defendant
reh CaMp down here
ter. took a large house' only peed part of the
night a strong smell of burning wood was remarked. mains language tending to provoke a breach of the peace. rent, collected .d Da rid, to pay 16, 101. rates, an.l did not
A careful examination wan made, and, it reisulted -Complainant asked that witnesses might leave the pay any.-Prisoner was waked how she lived, and sairl she
in showing that the heat from the stove had Court, and young Mr. Moore and hr. Middleton, who, some property, and did needlework. If the Bench
burnt a hole mine 4in. in diameter through the wood, however, thought they were not exactly witimeses, were would let her off this time, she woeld try awl get the
had penetrated into the molt below, leaving hut about neat out. -C On plainant then amid that on Satainlay even. money for the rate. -A magistrate : Yes, by begging, but
ing. Men a quarter to half-past seven, he went to.Collime
half-an-inch unconeumed before the contents were thet won't be allowed.-Mr. W. Tolled said the case was
. ufulichouse, the Eagle, for some beer, as was hie habit
reached. That task was full of brandy I When it is kVhile he was there Mace turned round and, addreseing e
very clearly proved, and a worse one never came before
reflected that about another hour woulul have set the some others. said "I riends, this man has had our conp thl;
her
thiPriesenerheivihdoelitl ht.rlriavial the plan of proceeding
spirit free, anal that there is barrel after barrel of the panic! and friend taken to gaol for having a bit of a lark; with her; rile fart she PaR a Arrival Pt, and other paper.
practised pereon an the
same fiery compounde-if it had not been discovered let us spurn him from our company. I take a paper from begone ere; Thh, being a fire a
~ t offence she would he lightly
the result can readily be imagined. To re-assure the him, hut 1 will not take any more. Mace then turned to dealt with • but if she came up again she would not get
minimal we may say ouch precautions have been taken complainant had said, .' Do you cell yourself a man I I off no lightly--Sentenced to seven days' hard lahour.-
that no visitor ne•ed fear becoming through spirits. would spit a better man than you, and then he spat in wheat, asked how her children were to live and was
the spitton. All this feeling mom from his prosecutmf a
Medium a medium.* epirit told they would be admitted into the union if her daughter
ng man named Mont+, who was sent to prigon or applied.
THE CATAPULT AND STONE-THROWING NCINANCF-- young
pipes from his room.-Dr. Drew, You would not
The dangern arising from the above seem to be on the have done your duty to society if you had not prosecuted
increase, not only in the etreeta of the town, but in that 'Rm.-Complainant continued thaton a previous awe.
other directions. We are possessed of a first-class sin the men's friend had beaten him in the face, audit was
superintendent, and a well-disciplined and active police only on escount of their begging him to
ilet d them
foff,
dthat
force, who do their best to put a etop to these he did not prosecute them. 4;ross-examne by deenant,
abominable nuisance., but the offenders, knowing full Vai:t.iffh ituadifted,rdtantleLlaiartlatahl
ano alitferer-ieliuTi to title...
well the puniahMent they would receive if captured,
_, alarent'staied that he went to nee Mrgiddleturis sign, at
keep a nharp look-out for the officer's and speedily Mr. Moore's, and afterwards went to the puldie.house,
decamp on their approach. But the danger ix not where they were discussing the merit and denierits of
now all confined to the streetsi, (where there is a Mint 'v cane: hut he did not speak hi defendant.-The
poemildlity id detecting and capturing the offenders). Mayor thought it was hardly likely that plaintiff would,
An instance of this occurred on Monday evening, without provocation, have gone out of the way to summon
alace, un the risk of falling out with all these people
when ND. Geo. Franklin had a lar se pane of glass in and r
as well as bin cuist,nner, if there was not some cause Mr
one of his bedroom windows emashed with a pebble, hie c !taint -Defendant, however, persisted that he
evidently women.' by a catapult. The stone was diul not :peak to complaint. -Mr. hove, painter. was
about the nine and ehape of a pigeon'. egg, had been called, awl Nab' that he and Mr. Mace were talking aleuut
well washed, and to all appearances properly prepared the exorbitant price charge.' by Mr. Lyon for the pipes,
for them Oen:serous implements. Sc, great was the in the late Monte case; but he did not hear the name of
force with which the stone was hurled, that it smaashed Mr. Lyon mentioned. His hack was turned, and he
ShrOUgh the ghee truck
, etck the wall ani the opmsite knew little or nothing about it, hut the conversation was
Mr Lye's-Mr Middleton. sob ainvet said
m m
side of the ram, and camel an indentation plainly ftihu! mcea'nnyte ,
f'e.tion. wan not thilreesed to Lyon al his
Showing the size and shape au( the pebble. Fortunately name 'ss, as not mentioi ed at all, they were talking about
no one w..s in the room at the time, but a young la sly --- -, the ease before he came in.-The Mayu•r: Del yet final
staying at Mr. Franklin's Mel a most marvellous fault with the decision of the 'tenth I-Witness ',obi No,
escape of being killol. She had been in the and defendant Con• 1111.4 that nothing was said disres
room &nil Mantling directly ippeeite the pied peetfill, at all.-The Mayor agreed with a remark which
where the Patinae entered, and liad wit left more Mr. Arden had made to Middleton-that it was very coy
than one or two minutes when the crash woo heard. to talk aigaingt a man without addressing yourself to him.
The matter was a very , small one but Lyon load .ked
Examinatiu in reveal.' that the WARD was ntrewn with for protection, and they thought him entitiol. They
glass, and the elsemme was found as deecribed, close to would bind defendant over in .e 5 to Is-of good behaviour
the oppiwite wall. 'Me sorry part if the affair in that for three months. On his recognisenee being token,
the ynnilow overlooks the gardens at the back of that ulefendant could not tell the number of his house in
portion of Alington Terrace facing Durogate-street Lower fond-street, and was told that he noot enter into
land it id to be feared that the stone was hurled from recarnisance, or le sent to prison for Dree months. His
one of those gardens. However the matter is in the friends, however. supporteal Isis statement that the house
hauls of the police, and no doubt this timely caution really had no number, and he was luoutd over, and had to
7, 61.
will present a recurrence if a practice which may have
Pal
DISGUSTING TRICK.-Ma Volt-sec
.& staid if ,
the most serious results. This is the second time of West-row; Ch pelry, wasrPnuninened for anisenorM'aeie
within a year that glass has been smashed with a Joseph Major, by :Jawing filth in the ',Odic street -Ann
hurled missile in the same row of houses. Major, complainant's wife, another elderly woman, said
Couienr Perry SISSIONS, Wednesday.-Before Major that defendant lived next dour but one to her, and on the
Churchilt night of the 15th, she came to complainant's door, and
JaWl4 Norris, • chimneyaweep, hailing from Fording- rubbed filth over his gate, SO that the people who touched
ton, was brought up in custody charged with sleeping in the Mop fouled their handa-Defen.lant absolutely denied
an outhoune at Porteshans-lt appeared from the evidence the charge ; her yard, she said, was as clean as the table,
eif P.C. Chaffey that on the night of the 97th inst he and she was quite !surprised at Icing summoned. Joseph
found the prisoner with his wife and child ideeping in an Major, the complainant, she said, had repeatedly Moulted
°Wham* attached to Mr. Symes' barn, at Porteeham. The her, and he was a very dirty foulaninthed man. She
prisoner on being remonetrated with became very saucy, believed that Mn. Pucket a neighleusr, knew who it was
and on being taken Into custody he refused to walk, awl that fouled the tour-Sir'.
l'ucket was a still older
a hene thd cart had to be chartered to bring him to women, supported on crutches, and she stated that she
Dorchester. -The defendant had nothing to my, and he " had a few word, to any. and they should be the whole
was sentenced toll days' hard labour. . truth." (In the 15th her own niece, who came in to attend
James Lyne and Charles Lyng were brought up charred to her, put the filth on Mrs. )lajor's door.-Mrs. Major
with riesling tem coats, of the value of 154., from Mr. declared that she saw Mrs. Vallence very plainly, for the
Davis, of Forston.-Mr. Batty said prisoners had only just moon was shining, thu.nsh not to Might as sometimes.-
come out of gaol, and he asked for a remand tall Saturday. On this Mrs. Valle-nee called complainant an "old cant,"
-Granted, to which Mee. Major anewered that she did not want to
have anything to do with the woman, and hoped God
would f,•rgive her. She continned that her door was so
fouled that even the lock was clogged, and she was obliged
to leave it open to the world.-Defendant was hound over
to keep the peace towards complainant for three months.
-Mrs. Vallence : What! for doing nothing at all, sir 1
Anil turning to complainant, who was leaving, she again
called her an "old cant." She was made to sit down at
the table, and warned that her tongue would get her into
more trouble. She protested that Mr. Major had ineulted
her, and was told there was the same law for her as for
complainant.
OFF TO SEA.-Wifliain Dyer Wall summoned but did not
appear. an,•,l Mr. But: tady..e. wrinodff
he
en s
he rsouymeemeonadrht:
appear here thin morning! If the police see him about any-
where, they had better bring him up. .
WRETCHED GIRLS.-Aliee Parker and saran Jearses,
two young girls, were summoned for being in the public
streets for certain purposes. -P.C. Westlake saw them stop
a gentleman, near the top of Mary-street -Mr. Vickery
said James was only 18, and had been out for four year.:
the other was very young.-14 days' imprisonment. The
Mayor earnestly exhorted them to try and abandon a
course which must lead to an early grave-Two other
girls consented to go into the Union.
antiUARREIAM NIE SEA/N re .—On Monday, before Dr. Drew
Mr. B. Hopkins, Thomas Kirkwood, a man-of-war's
roan, was charged with being drunk and riotous on the
Bridge, and with assaulting a sailor.-P.C. Bartlett Wee
near the Bridge, when he saw defendant go across the
road to two men, and knock down a man named Amey,
felling him hawkweeds at once. When Amey got up.
defendant squared off, and would ham struck Amey
again: but P.C. Garter came up, and prevented him for •
time: but Kirkwood afterwards struck Amey again.
With some difficulty they arrested him, he was violent
on the road: but they put him in the cells, when he
struck at Bartlett and would have given him a temble
blow had it not been fended if. He was violent in the
mil,-The Bench then heard a further charge against
Kirkwood, of being riotous in the cells, and breaking
windows, value 3a-John ' s standing r- the
. . . .. . __

Discsse.

FIRE IN ST. THOMAS-STREET.

About two o'clock on Thursday morning a fire
at Mr. Billett'., pork butcher, alarmed the south end
of St. Thomamstreet. It seems that Mr. Billett hail,
in the previous evening. put down a bed to dry in the
bedroom before the fire, and shortly before two
o'clock he heard something crackling, and called P.C,,
English, who at once communicated with Sergeant
Apsey. There was some difficulty in getting
at it with the hose, the bedroom being at the
back of the house; but two lots of hose were
connected, P.C. Delamont, who was soon there,
played one jet from outai le the building in at the
back window, and Sergeant Apsey, with Mr. Garnet
and his son, got the hose through the window and
played on the fire from the front, having passed the
hose right through the room at the back. Supt.
Vickery hail arrived early and directed operations, and
by the means used the fire wee entirely confined
to one room. The residents at Mr. Targett's,
chemist, and the Crown Hotel were aroused,
but the fire did not spreml to either f the
adjoining houses, though they were threatened at
one time, and in consequence were drenched all down
the outer walls with water. The staircase and the
partitions, as well as the roof of the back premises,
were destroyed. Mr. Vickery directed the water to
be poured on the place till about four o'clock, when all
danger seemed to be pad. The destruction is not
very visible from the outside, as the house had two
roofs, and the fire occurred in the back part.
The excitement being past, we learn that it was not
in front of a fire upstaire that Mr. Billett spread the
bed. That was done before a fire in a downstairs
room, and it is supposed that, when Mr. Billett took
the bed upstairs, some fire must hare fallen on it, been
wrapped up in it, and thus been conveyed upstairs, there
was so fire in the bedroom fireplace. Ile back bedroom
is entirely wrecked, the beams being burnt through, and
the roof fallen in, the ataircase is burnt partly through,
and covered with smashed slates, charred w.ssl, and
mortar, the pmsage with feathers from the bed, and
the deluge of water has flooded all the rooms in the
house, which must be entirely gutted. Mr. Billett
was insured in the Sun. The value of such an
excellently abundant supply of water is clearly shown,
for the fire had a strong and most dangerous hold on
' the house, and owirg to its being rather lower, and
closely jammed in between the Crown and Mr.
; Targett's, it is clear that each of those buildings had
a narrow escape.