The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23 00:00:00

Local
ant Distria jactuo.
WEYMOUTH.
Rlffigrga, A
ran fs, tATCIVIITIL —A deficiency of LI Ge, lid,
situ*
ecennnte of the recent regatta. IL
ist,Raq• rq, " 4•P
225 j contributed CA, C. liambro, etei
"Le.„_elt!l Sir Frederick Johnstone. l'2o.
nanotteesi _
were EIS2 la., but the payments
31•40 01701-i‘Make led.
Unarm, for -•"'Tkr. Savona ut TWO Rum& —Pro-
a‘drtil° `inumbi„ tient :
enure , - Simla - • • Wymer
- - - Mozart
/6170•4 ."I IlelOni
on- . Africaine - • - Godfrey
IGsilopi- Belle liCik"ne - Offenbach l'naitons lion Soir Godfrey
Thersk Canmin
Aist'4ll 801013,311.—0 n Wednesday the
Pilot) Or othandas tionimittee to consider the pro-
ezNatlne into the Incildemating the trii4ta, and to
Meg:l,The hta —"sonata of Min Council. There were
Orannaiaars. (IL+ N. Howard, El.). Alderman
Roberta, sitirobk vf_, sack, Ayiek Dyer, N ertue, Drew,
*lit the lieQu_relocd, and Commit:LA It appears
trent trust „bi— Mut Council, exclusive of the
ate
tr•teli are in a solvent position,
To the To., in..,
d.
fcr Closta . s.OOO
and Cs., fur the '• • 3- firo 0 0
Portland au
+. lotenio .. 170 0 0
lir. liftugh yr"
""` ftelosing >ter .. 1% 10 0
Mionare Good • • I."'
..114 6 6
lineouton ners"u,,,, 121!•;iet HO. • • 'l 0
Interest Jek Bower, Ext. ••••• • '•• a" ,
saki; • • „ „ 2.04 0 0
••
• • • • .. .. 100 0 0
• 0011nnittna 7,313 2 n
at railottoo thu-: Jambi to consider the best means
Webb, Welef.,,r" of thing.; it consisted of Messrs.
Drew* and 'Cs.' .I)Yer, kyles, Vertu,,, Roberta, and
Passible to eY wive to consider whether it is not
obtain "Loh acme, bine the funds, and at the same time
off the more" increaae of revenue an will suffice to pay
litrltokotie Po_rearing claims.
—On Friday evening
t
Dole
pt,o his Derf v he celebrated humourist and singer,
Aeouis, nuscoe at the Royal Hotel Assembly
Butler's T
commenced with a recitation of
be gave wi,,„ Poem of " Nothing to wear," which
EcUew and coosiderable taste and spirit. a/a
followed witc7e • decided impression. He brakly
well gimes Tb
. c Song of tte Shirt," remarkably
meompaniod by himself. Thee. two
Cr" were_eertitinly indicative of great boldness on
ea t Or XL Dm.,
before such a fashionable audience
whoFD. t° *bees sets he very distinctly brought some
as raOlawae
truths • but It was so agreeably done that it
Irl with
gennig. APPtattee. After this it was all real
Utu; cut there was not the slightest trace of
anything ague
ben eednoi. Or aught bat what was in the
Irish Whether as Mr. Spilkina, the nervous, the
lutd the reeideut candidates at an election, or the
b°ll'electov, who
will make a speech about nothing,
• Dale was true to life. Ills ventriloquism was
pod, and his Imitations of accent and style very rich.
So were the Mee at a number of visitors at an evening
Priv—their peculiarities were all amusingly brought
citt• The doistor's beg was very funny, and also
I
r- Brink", who attempted several times to
commit sultdde for love, but didn't. Perhaps the
fun wee derived from the rendering of a
Most ansuilag trial, resultingtrom a French cook having
rushed an Rsiglish footman into ithe dripping pen.
POtOPOlity of the imunsel, and the excitability of
the soak were finely contrasted with the matter-of-fact
but garrulous Jeamea. All Mr. Dale's impersonations
Conclude
ehe noticed, for we have not space; but we may
by saying that be recited, sang, and played
very Well, and the whole affair passed briskly from one
come to another without the 'lightest delay, by means
of a chain of recitations Sparkling with wit, and marked
bY great neatness and thorough good style.
kaor Bosoucke Pern FinsioNß, Tuesday—Before the
(11. N. Howard, Ent.), J. Drew, Fey, R. Cotterell, Esq.,
and G. Reynolds, Rog.
Me. W. TliAltD, landlord of the Ship Inn, on the quay, was
eummoned for keeping his house open at half-past two o'clock
on Friday morning.
P.C. English said he found the liouxe open at that noir, and
oinaide of It were several sailors, who xro•uld • licrw•ti
disturbance
Mr. Thud said that on account of ro many sailor+ having
been paid Off from their stile, he could not hell, keeping his
house open. Altterigh he lied kept the Ship for NPule time,
he had never teen complained 4 before.
Mayor +hti not wieh to pnened to a conviction ; but if
Tial•64wp• would PM' 10a. toward, the Superannuation Fund,
the cane should be dlsmisstil.
Leer &MOLAR was Charged with sung threatening language
towards her sister-In-law, Sarah Seliolar.
Cetoplalnant said defendant's brother wee her husband. and
be stayed out late at night. She went to bin inother'4 to
enquire for him, when the sister (defendant) canto out and
abused her
Defendant mid she would "tell the truth, and the truth
would be the truth." She heard complainant alum her
brother very much, and she used him shameful. She charged
him with being out with bad se•men, mid the poor boy did
not deserve it, for he knew nothing of the kind. His wife
locked him out at MOIL., and he Mew down to his mother's
house to lift up his spirits, Will whom could he fly to but to
his mother, who had brought hini up?-4laughterk Defendant
thereon turned lonely to the people in Court, and exclaimed
"1 think lie • wrong thing for anybody to encourage it"—
(loud laughter).
The Mayor asked if they could not settle the ease between
%homonym?
timplainant : I wish her to keep peace and quietness.
I/deferent Do you think he, to go out and get his work
done, and she to go about the pnldlc.houses foul get him a
bad name ! lie is obliged tir work at night about the steamers,
and that is why he is out late. Right b right, and I'll speak
rigid ! The chap Is not guilty of am thing.
The Mayor asked if defendant thought it was right for a
hushand's slater to interfere between loin and lii, wife?
Defendant: I was ~bilged to take him down io our house.
Where conk" he go to? or else he would have made sear with
himself —(laughter),
The Mayor said it appear.' there had been ivrtain disturb-
ances between duferelant's brother and his wife ; but the sister
must not interfere between them, or she wall gut herself into
trouble. If her brother had anything to complain of he must
COMO to the court ; but the sister 'mut not say inything to the
husband's wife. Under the eiremustinces, the Berieb would
not Convict but the coste were Ix, arid that they must pay
between them. As to Sarah Scholar there appeared to be fault
on her part as the liench believed, arid they generally found
there were faults on le,th side'. If her hosband W. to earn
his lining by attending ye the ',tanner., she knight not loin, the
person to lock him out.
Sarah Scholar had paid her le SI. for the summon.; but
Lucy pretested that she could not toy She had lost work
by attending the Court.
The Bench old the alternative
.wa• 7 dm 4. in default; but

defendant produced a shilling. and the
other od. for her, on her 1..1 that Me hail to I.i.up her inutlivr
by her own work, which wa• believed to be thy ease.
TUOMAJI AND WILLIAN THAT, Ilea were ehargial with commit.
inc a ilubance In Maidenatrect.- -Mr. Butt who resides at mr.
Artier'. MaideicAreet ~p.,ke to the delete, tilts with two
others committing • nuisance at his (non door. Ile *peke to
the two men present about it. 11/di:wields ileniol that they
ayem the offenders, but Mr. Butt positively a/tore to the men.
s—Onlered to pay the coats.
THollaDAT.—Before U. liazg,tt, E:q„ and l)r.
Louisa BIALA was brought up for Iwingilrmik .nil saeaulting
the police on Wednemla) night, or rather that morning. It
was about a quarter past ene when P.C. Hangout now her lying
asleep under a boat on the beach otqsmite Victoria-terrace. She
was drunk, and onlenal her away about a quarter
of an hour before. Wok bcr Into cn.to,ly, On the way to the
station slw rwasted del itly, struck him in the fare. and media
usc of bad language. -She Woe 1111.11 10,, including coats, or
seven days. imprisonment in di:faint.
WILIJAN 81101,T, labourer, . brought op by P.C. Bartlett
for sleeping in the open Mr, without any mans of milidsten.m.
The constable found him. about hell-lest no, asleep In the
cabin of *richt lying under repair on the North quay, near
weet,,e cottages. -Primmer raid lie lodged at 11) ha, and
worked for Mr Nerlllen. Ile had !wen kept In the tome late,
and as he had no money to pay for • lodging, he thought he
did no harm by aleeping in the hat.-- on promising nut to
repeat the offence, prisoner was dismissed with a caution.
FIIIDAT.—Before J. Timid.
Jaaxataili Neer, a hawker of .1. mgt., wa., charged with
stealing cash box and its contents from the 010,1. of Ilewirt.
b.anßo Kim of Autruda-Place.- Mr. Mace depo..l that
on Tuesday istet primmer Came into hie &home:id witness bought
• piece of sponge, and to pay for it he to • shilling from his
cash box ID the counting house at the top id his shop. Priomer
isawb.,leiimintakthectlaiicoishitiivg
fairalinhwthe.he centrew.s lie f iitiNioupi.ostht on a
!we. Imo ocaudon, hawk tag sponge. At half-toot twelve on
Wealnemlay ywoeseutor was certain the cash box was We, lie
tort the atop at ODO o'clock, and went to dinner, closing the
door. At half•paat one he ret urnod, and on looking into the
desk found the caah box wad missing. It had contained three
43 notes of Marrs. Eliot's bank, three mivereigna,and between
• and gas worth of silver, with a Pont oßice Order
for 30s. Prosecutor then communicated with the isdice. Pri.
miner could not have entered I)) the shop door ithout making
the ehht ; but he could have dime no through the old.
Vickery stated that prionier was apprehended at
the Fox Inn. At the station a itni,e charged him with having
stolen the oath bux,when be denied that i.e 11.11s:en Mes•na
Robens and Maoe's 811,9 on the previi it. day. But after slums.
bad etpudeed the • herealamts, he • MI that he had .0141 a piece
there on Tuesday, and that Mr. Mace had taken the '
01 'p°°
g..
sPonc owe behind the shop. Ile denied abaf-
mt. that be had been near the shop on the day in question.—
Langticer, .cr. ant at 3, Augusta Place, wid that pri-
Williamme called's& hie mister's 11011.4 .isinity, at 000 o'clock
▪ wodgaalay morn- - supt. Vickie) applied fur • remand
he would be able to produce • comineceia
until Tumidly, as
to prove ....dug Prisoner leave Illlelere,
trerrlier aa Wita." b the bid d Prisu
Holism. and Mace's botwe y UOr WOO
reaummled acoordlngl.Y.