The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19 00:00:00

IRSEI COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, IHB3.

Corporal J White IC ... ... ... 21 13 36
Private Candy (11) ... ... ... 26 10 36
Private 8 Green (1.) ... ..., ... 30 6 36
Sergeant Warren (M... ... ... 22 13 —96
Private Hill (1) .. . ... 21 11 —36
Lame-Corpora Siam (o) ::: ... 27 8 35
Corporal Borden ID) ... ... ... 11 CI 34
Qoartermut r-il•rgeaut Les (19 ... 20 14 31
Private POO, (B) . .. ... 11 11 ''''' 34
8 ',grant Fred OH :: ... ... 26 7 33
Pries.. r How cc (I) .... ... ... 19 19 —32
L eut B,n (10 ... ... ... 96 6 32
Cii4ain Calder (11) ... ... ... 23 8 —3l
Priv.te V.., (id ... ... ... 215 4 —3O
C isporel Caltoa (B) ... .. ... 22 7 22
Luicv-Copor.d Alien (C) .: ... M 7 29
Q lan, rmaaer-8 •reennt Baitlett(lo 17 11 18
Private Oliver (10 ... ... ... Z 3 28
Lieut Wt,-.11e7 (1)) .. .
... 18 8 IS
B;rgeant Wallinsfard.(l3l :.: ... 18 6 24
Lieu: Bunford(B) ... ... ... 12 6 14
C tptain George (K) ... ... ... 20 4 24
Private Marne HQ ... .
... it 7 21
Private Beker (A.) ...
..... ... 11 0—• 11
The priz-e were awarded thus :—Lit, C3l. Steward's
goblet, Private ilounsell,ss ; Sod, 3rd, AN,, .94 fli. Bd.
each, Priv Ites Donnie, W. Greta, Moore, 51. equal;
5.h, ES, Sergeant Jenkina, 54; 6W, It Corporal '..`..ix,
54; 7th, 22. Privat., Meader, 511; SW. £2; 040.12
Hodges, 53; 94). 22. Private Hoare 53; 10W, £2,
Corporal Light, 69; 11th, El, private Woltrrye, 51;
12th, 21., (Moue despeant G adridge, 51; 131, £l.
C ;rporal Lodlior. 50; 14th, El, C ;lour-Sargeant Sam-
-50;15th, £l, Colour-Sergeant Staward, 49; 16th.
El. C irpural piton ls, 49.
Nil.—Privates H;;unsell. Dennis, W. Green and
MOOTS having each tied with 66 points, the 1.11; 2124
sh ,t off, each firing three round. at 600 yard.., when
Private Itionsell scored 10; Private Moore, 7;
Private Dennis, 7 ; Private W. Grew, 11.

Courrrrtion F. 215 in money, oompsted far by
memb,rs of Ors Qo. en's Own I I west Yammer,
Covolry`• 1,•• n r m dis each st 200 and 400 sards.
Regimental r Se. Position, Wino dodo.. 1883.
200 Yd.. 400 Y.. Tot.
Troofirr Ratmoifinali an ) ... ... 29 28 —57
Trooper 0 W Woo Ifort (y•) ... 22 27 56
Tr oper F P oty (Y.l ) .., ... 26 27 —53
Troup r fittfors 112.ond'oal)„, ... 27 21 51
ITroop rSr nom ID •rem 4 ... 22 27 —49
.Forrea a E Oise (1.1 indlord) ••• 24 21 48
Troop, But P. (Mandl* tl) ... 25 13 —4B
Trooper Bo do (Doretaster) ... 24 2.1 —47
Trooper Vito' (Lai ehe•to).., ... 23 22 45
Tr op •r ER d out (Want,. at) ... S 3 ill 43
(.; •eporw Pr..: (Sh. rho•oe Troop)... 21 21 42
Corp pa I. W Boa (Woodford) ... 18 24 42
Troop, Roller • (II odford) ... 21 21 42
Tror pbr JC • ,orb. (V o. ) .., ... 19 19 38
Cortaro, Moncktots (Mods rue) ... 13 25 38
Trooprr Du man I Sfelbury)... ... 29 17 37
8•r (peat T B up-00Mo (I) sehmtsr/•• 18 19 37
Troop, r Whae (id-yarns) ... ... 18 16 —34
Trouper GI I) old (V 614 ... ... 17 11 98
Trooper F W•mmel (Vale) ... ... 20 2 ti
Trooper Co .way (Suerbot 0.) ... 18 3 21
Tro.mer Sin th (Witaborne)... ... 14 6 —2O
Troop., it Stosor Ow rl,0•1., ... 1 17 111
Trooper B goal (Bum or ) ~. ... 12 4 16
‘Vinnera : 14, £4, 'Fr,, per Emma 57; tud, £3,
Tr • per Woodford, 56; 3rd, E.l, trooper F. Perry,
53; 4th, 22, Trooper t;iff ,rd, M ; liih. El, ['rapist
dlaerren, 49 ; Bth, Cl, B,r4eaut 1%. Cove, 48; jib, £l,
I.rooper Bartlett, 48 ; Btb, £l, Tr.o.wer liu also, 47.
Comerrrnon G.—Opeo to tile. •.1 enrolled wembersof
limo Q 0 D.Y.C.. oor.et volon:,ar mail y, ant
rifle volunteer.. 0 adttions of sho 'tug :—lii.tottoss,
400 sad 500 yards (ag4rg.0.,..). N,. of show, moron
at each diatonoe. R fle, resitinontal wospons.
Position, soy. Dress, drill or ler-4.e , lull or
undress, with arms moi accoutrsmeut.'. Utheem
allowed to compete. 0 arse, about a q tarter of a
mile, with obotaotes. 'rime allowed, five minute*.
Wimbledon ruled, 1883, applic.ble to the" hlapuin
Brothers' Priv," to g 'Tern the competiti a. Deduc-
tion of seven point, for every quarter inaiuti ore -
fire minutes.
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0011PITITIOR R. —Calms: Manners prise of £lO, the
Kul of Leheeter'e prize of £lO Mr. John Floyor's,
M.P., prize of £5, the Hon. W. IL B. i'ortznan's,
M.P., £5. Colouel the BOIL Z. 11. T. Ditches prize
of £5, the N.ll. sod money added by the
wooiation, comeeted for by tbe Artillery sod !tills
VAtinteers of the wanly at 200, 500, sad 800 yards •
seven rounds at each. Position, Wlroblsdon, 1883:
100 Yds SOO Yds 1190 Yds. Tot.
Priests I,st. 26 21 90 80
Privets Wilts. 16 34 96 78
le sot Boers 30 25 a 78
Quar,armset., (kegs 28 19 25 —72
8 rse.ot „Unkind ... 29 21 24 72
stll,reeset Osmond ... 26 80 19 71
C ipiralCox 29 V 14 To
B.reeint 18 20 16 68
Teufel Btubbtrige 16 25 17 68
Eirsratesat Bride— 96 114 15 67
Go.ooral J. White ... 17 12 24 67
Csposio Kansa 15 18 - 66
Coeur-Sergeant Patten. ... 26 19 11 —dd
Csotele Sine ... 30 20 15 61
Berit J W lifoen;ell ... 16 a 16 —66
Ibrieset F .........16 U 18 —66
Corporal ifeeker ... 31 13 20 65
Private Donde 13 18 64
Lame-Corporal Till.y V U 15 64
Sergeant Daises ... 25 19 13 61
Private T. libeock ... 95 19 19 61
Corporal Ladder ... 25 18 20 61
Srinonds 20 31 0-1,3
... 23 SO

Boon. T me. Tot.

Sergeant Ho instill and Priests
Haar., A Chnipany 81 4 gi 81
Sergeant H. ,biluican and Lance.
Corpßai llhey, C Coni_?auy... 78 4 78
rgeant C.a. and Trooper
Bartlett. CI 0.Y.0. 47 4 541 47
Corporal Youchtotl and Trooper
Srut.Q.O.YC.S2 5 541 21
Lieut. 14 men auti Lieut. tiroves,
Coo,pany ... 45 6 171 3
a.rporal Pflug and Trooper
ZoirosA 0 Y.C. „. ... 58 5 314 —37 ,
Prleate W .idsa and Fray ate
Taylor. 0 (human? '_ 43 4 3dè 43
Trooper F. 11.4 and Trooper
Sudden. Q.O.Y.C. 41 4 58 41
First squad : 400 yds.. 4 bulls, 4 inner., 1 ma.. 4
ontere ; 500 yle., 0 out./ 3 inner., 2 ins4s, 8 once...
2nd 400 yd.., 5 koala, 1 inner. 2 inag-, 1 outer ;
500 yds., 8 bulls, 1 inn., 2 magi, 4 outer., 3,1
sqivad : 400 yds, 1 bull, honor. 4 snags, 4 outers ; 500
yds„ 0 bulls, 3 inners, 0 mags, 3 outer..
Winners: First. a (giver& by the Associsti,on),
Sergeant How/sell and Private Hoare, 81 points ;2 pt,
£3 (presented by Major Williams DR. V.), Sergeant
Robinson and Lanoe•Carporal Tiloy, 78; 3,1,
(presented by Captain hi,Lean, D.Y.A.), Sergeant S.
Case and Trooper Bartlett, 47.
Comeurnox tiartini ll,ury Sweepstakes. Open
to all ccmera. Five rounds at 500 yards and ifiee
rounds at 600 yards. Pcoiti in, any, at both
ranges. Rattles fee, 54. Isl, fire.tenthe the amrtint
of entrance foe.; 2ad prise, tbreeatentbs ; 3rd,
pris-, two-tenth..
lat, 4318..94 fierseantalajor L mints
tad, £27.. 31., Sargeent J. W. liauneadl
3rd, Cl 111. 61., Sergeant Cave

C•gotsin lirod—gee 15 66
Sergeant Illutford ... 15 26 15 02
Asaistsol-SorgronWoAa ... 24 21 16 02
Private Kellsway 98 16 18 66
Privets 8 Grego_ SS 24 11 61
Private Hodder 11 11 19 61
Private Hiles .• 28 16 17 —6l
C rlour-Sargeani.Goodridge ... 27 U 11 60
Corporal Light 18 19 13 60
Corporal Trump_ U 10 16 60
Qr.-Kerner Sergeant Eiger— 14 21 1.5 26
Private Moore .., ... 30 19 11 Si
Private Pitt 17 18 14 5U
Captele Whitlows ... 19 96 14 50
Private J. Hill ... ... 24 13 10 g
Private W Green 24 13 10 g
Private Wolforys _ 27 14 16 57
Coloar-Sergeent 136owart ... 30 13 13 56
Priests Hove 28 11 6 56
Sergeant Ross •Il ... 13 18 24 55
L Lac -Corporal Allan 17 19 IA 54
Private ... 21 17 17 56
Lieut. Plooks . . 14 10 20 54
Private W Hearin 116 21 12 54
Lleutrourat Bower' 10 ID 13 53
Private Bro rke ... 14 11 53
Private W H Iteumell ... 10 9 18 63
Svrteent Uncork ... 31 15 7 63
Sergeant Ford _ _ 91 1 —52
Qr.-Haster Sergeant Hewlem 10 16 13 51
Sergeant warren (4.) 17 16 51
Crenoral Genoa— 15 10 51
tart."....ON-B,re•sat Lee 35 16 1 —5l
Pore' Oh 11 ee 51
LossorCorpord Downing ... 114 17 50
Private Harding ... 18 17 50
Sergeant Warren (E) ... 96 19 40
Colour-Sergeant Garland V 14 49
C Aour•Sergeant Samsays .. 14 16 49
Private Candy 24 11 12 48
Captain Cdder 23 15 9 47
Sergeant lEng ... 10 16 10 46
Private Taylor 110 11 14 45
Coloor•Sereeent Roberts ... 15 7 13 45
Luoce-Cxtawral Stagg_ ... 96 11 6 43
Private rrat.orrrt... ... 18 16 5 43
Lieutenant Groves ... 17 15 10 42
Captain George_ 96 7 9 41
S Tempt Kendall 27 5 10 42
Lieutenant Andrew* ... 25 10 5 40
Laub Wheatley 25 9 5 39
Private Skivington ... 23 11 4 38
L'eut Benoford... 18 13 7 38
Privets Voss 24 0 12
Q.M..Sergeent Bartleit ... 18 14 —3l
sergeant Wallingford ... 10 11 31
Private Walden... 11 7 1 30
Private Mayne ... 16 12 30
Private 01,ver 24 4 28
Corporal Cristophrer 21 0 21
Corporal Burden 15 2 10
The prizes were thus awarded Colonel
Mansers £lO and N.R.A. Medal, Private Lest, 80;
2n4, £6, Sergeant Barnes, 78; 3rd, RA, Quarter.
master Crow. ; 4th, St StaftSergeent Osmond,
11; sth, £3, Corporal Stubbing*, 68 ; 6th /13, &Musa
Robinson, 68; 7th, £3, Corporal White, 67; Bth, £2,
Sergeant Bridle, 67; 9th, LI, Captain Maggs, 66;
10th, £2, Colour-Sergeant Patios, 66; 11th. LI,
Corporal Hacker, 65' 12th, CY, Sergeant Foot, 65; '
13th, £l. Sergeant Houses'', 65; 14th. El, Captain
Stone, 65; 15th. El, Lance-Corporal They, 64; 16th,
El, Private Hisao*, 63; 17th, El, Sergeant Dealers,
63; 18th, El, Sergeant Sellaway, 62; 19th, El, '
Aesi-tant-Surgeon Woods, 62; 20th, Bly Borifunt
Igutiord, 62.
Tai BATTALION ONALLINON (Jl7B, competed for by
teams of six members from each company. The cup I
to be bold by the commanding racer of the winning I
company for the year ensuing. Each competitor of
the winning squad to naive 61.
The result of this competition we... follows :-0
Company, 421; f, 313; G, 330; I, 350; A, 341; E
342; B, 331; H, 296. Wanting Team :—Captain
Hodges, 62; StelleSerfieent Osmoad, 71 ; Sergeant
Mutford, 62; Sergeant Robinson. M ; Private Last,
80; Sergeant Barnes, 78—total, 421.
AOOIIII3ATS Pll226.—The Silver Badge 06th. Animis-
ton and £2O, awarded to the six volanteers who
shall make the highest aggregate 11J011111 in A and B,
as follows :—The badge and £l2 to the highest score,
£2 each to the 2nd, 3rd. and 41, and CI each to the
5.h and 6th next highest.
The winners were ae follows r—lst, Ell and Badge,
Private Wilton (38), 131; 2nd. £2. Sergeant Jenkins
(B), 1.96; 3rd, al, Corporal Ox (L), 124; 4th, £2,
titaff.iergeant °mood (0), 123 ; sth, El, Private
DAtnis (G), 119; 6th, 51, Sergeant Barnes (0), 118.
Comegrmon C.—The puree of £lO pressated by the
Earl of Aldo°, competed for by the sergeant-
Instructors of the lit Battalion Dorset Rifle
Volunteers. Seven round, each at 300 and 500
yards. Positico, Wimbledon, 1883.
KO Yds. 860 Th. Tut.
Soweent-Instructor Uway (LI ... V 25 52
Serronot-Inetructor Bryant SW ••• 18 46
S stunt-Instruct Grr rent 1 ... 31 21 —45
Sergesehlustructor Burst ID) ... 24 26 44
Sergemtelestroctor Donaer(ll) ... V 17 ii
ii.gorant-Instructor rakes (0) ... V 17 44
Rsnisent-Itutructor Williams (H).., 12 21 43
Bargain r-1 oetrurtor Sneed (1L) ... 13 17 40
Sergeact•lnetrocter Bilious (I) _ 21 14 38
Winner,: let, CI 10s., dergeant-Instrootor Macey
(114, 52 ; 2nd, £210.., SeggeentAnstroctor Bryant (B),
M.

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THE LATE CHARGE or ASSAULT AGAINST
A DORCHESTER TRADESMAN.
To at Editor.

Sir,—As the evidence &danced at the bearing of the
charge of eassult preferred against my husband before
the Dorchester Beach last wtolt seems to cope, the
impression that he bed on that occasion been
treating one of his children, I wish to correct this
error, and in the most emphatic m saner p 'Nib's to
deny that be has eoer been guilty of conduct in any
way approaching unkiadneas. 0., the contrary he has
always been a kind and indulgent parent, and what-
ever his faults In other respects may be, the charge of
unkindness to his children can never, even with the
slightest degree of troth, be laid to his account, for
surely if there were any grounds for such imputation
they would most likely be known to me, and who
better I—Youre very faithfully,
It. NIL Huts.
Southetreet, Dorchester, June 13, 1883.

Coargrrerog D.—El2 Is money and £5 presented by 1
Mr. B. P. F. Guniry, competed for by enrolled
members of the Dorset Volunteer Artffiery Corp..
Seven rounds each at 200 and 400 yards. Position,
Wimbledon, 1883.
MO Yds. 410 Yds. Tot.
Captain !Min McLean (Parties...o ... 96 24 50
C'p n•al W 8 they •us (Portland) ... 19 V 49
Gunner T Meet% (Samosa) •-• ••• 21 25 46
(Sooner Fort (Lyme ft 404 93 24 *
(sonner T Hoskins (Pwtland) 16 90 46
Gunner it P.ezo. (Portland) 26 90 46
Gunnar 0 itnuurt& (Lwns. Reim) ... 21 24 45
Gunner R White (Swan's.) ......26 45
B mberther D Jen (Lyme R ••• 21 21 45
Sergeant Wilron (Lyra* ••• 571 18 45
Gunner Stserkerbary (lkir and) ... V 17 41
Senteent-Ilajer Stainer (Swanson) .. V 17 44
14.11.-Sers-ant P•mro. (Porttand) ... 20 M 4
Ssessent 11 W Whirr& (4.anage) ... 21 22 43
!tanner If *maned (Pordend) ••• ••• 2°
""
43
8-rge&nt Vye (Swene4a) 26 18 43
Gunner 3M Timer (Lyme Reale) ... 181 19 42
Gunner WB C tin'en (Pollard) ... 16 25 41
mast A Dimon (Lyme R go) ... 18 El —4l
Gunner F Woldii (Lyme ROA ) 14 41
Gunner II Pearce (Portlmd) ... 20 23 40
Gunner Jln Pewee (Portland) ... 21 19 41)
Gunner 8 Stone (Lyme Rosie).- 211 14 40
Gunner RT St ins (Portland)... ... 24 16 40
Lust. Thompson (P atlattd) 21 18 31
L•ent. Jam •eux (Ser.nag...) ... 24 15 39
Bornhaviirr Edge- (Barrow)... 21 14 39
Gunner T Harty (S ranacet 23 16
B =hardier G tte (Lyme Regis..) 16 21 39
Gunnar Cox (PwtlanO) ... 13 21 34
C spore) HOW. (Elwanare) ... 95 9 34
Cnporal Welstead (Sesame)... IS 15 33
Gunner W C mben (Portland) 19 14 33
Lieut. Hoddtag (Portland, ... 16 8 14
Winners : Ist, £5. Captain McLean. 50; 2nd, £4.
Corporal W. S. Stevens, 49; 3rd, a, Gunnar T.
Marsh, 46 ; Ch. £2, (lounge Font. 46 15th, El, Gunner
E. Pearce, 46; 6th, El, Gunner T. Makin. 46; 7th.
El. Gunner G. Emmett, 45; Bth, El, Gunner E.
White, 45.
Oomrsrmor E. —The members' cap of they nine of £5
and £6 In money prims, shot with Mil-ltd. Henry
rifles. Open t) all m..mbere of the am,n elation who
have paid their subecaptions for the current year,
10t of which is paid through the negotiation to the
National Rifle A.as Kaatioa. Seven r mod* each at
500 and 600 yards. Position, my, at both range..
500 Yds. MO Yds Tot
(Ns. Hommel On Olourniter R.V.) 38 23 51
Sartain& Mallard (0) ... 21 29 53
CA-SgL *arias (West Bunny 110.) V 26 52
sgB_.l9mor Lorin's 24 95 49
Coloor-Swiesat Roberts (15... St 48
Staff-Senasant Osmond (13) ... 95 St 46
Lieut. Bamford (S) 15 21 46
Captain Whstbant(A).. ... V 18 45
Corporal It COny. (1:11:40)... V 44
Private Hoare IR 41
Privets Henry _
. u 17 M
• Corporal Ross ( PC) 19 35
Privata Rellaway s 10 36
Private Lest (0)- ... 13 21 31
Captain Bodies (b) ... 6 25 31
Cantata Maclean (P.stiand)... 15 11 32
Sergeant Jenkins (B)15 32
Lent. Andrews (C) .. . 17 8 26
Whiners : Ist, members' cup. ()Wan B. A. B.
, Eonnesii (I.st Gloucester ELVA 51; 2nd. El, Sergeant
hintfor4 (C), 53 I ird. El, Colour-Sergeant Haman
I (Wait Surrey 5114iUtt 111., tkirgesatAlajoe
I Low*" (Wog

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15 - 40
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14 - 40
19 - 30
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19 - 37
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MILITARY CHAINGIS.—That portion of the b
Of krallery belonging to toe Noche Fort, Wet=
at Portland, were on Frills), transferred to the Noths
Fort.
SRAMM BAND.—The committee have again
engaged the Brunswick Ban I, who will commcnoe
playing on ‘lon-lay, the 2ud f July. Tbe siommittes
are croatly in want of funds.
Erroartugarr. CABMAN.— At the conclusion of the
business at the Pe ty S -.ions on Tuesday, Dr. Drew
said he had It.. ,rd thut air. ntlemau Wagon the previous
Jay charged 124. 61. fr tw brute' airing. H • tacked
sir. Suot. Victory if th it vr.as a fact. Mr. Vickery
replied that it we.. (set; it wee lase than two hours.
He had advieed the geutleman art to pay. Dr. llslll/
sail that if the sientleus•u 0 one again he was to advise
him not to pay the sa. due to toe c aortae, lAA let him
take out a summons, an I they would deal with the
matter. Hr. llobens said that now the Press were
toerr let him el that be w tire litably informed that
the man refuted to cone off the Stool when requested
to du so, and wanted to drive hy &statute rather than
by time. Dr. Drew said visitors odd know that
they c•oild dine ii tones toe Pak of bye.laws, which
th y were bound to carry in their pockets. Mr. Supt.
Vickery said the cum.., wan the young Hi he
he
.houid tiring the matter before the committee. Tasty
drove •isitors out of to. :own.
Cou.soe, LoNnos. At the practical
examine:sou held at oh • Hi, a Hotel Ameinbiyarooms
uti June 6th, by M.. J. Go• dun Saundors, Mus.
Ox ot., under the superintendence of Mr. B
rytoc
..tuith. the bon. local secret toy, the following °audit
date. obtained cert.litietes. Too, figures following the
is tines chow tire numb r of markt obtained out of a
in tximutu of 100 : -Mast Parker's Sob .01 : Smior
H .uoure—F. C. B. Smith (92), E. 11. Meyer (91) ;
Joni-.r it a .nr--E A. Heywrod (75), E. B. New-
man (75) : Jnomr A. Hetch...l (71), F.
burnt, OH), h. CI att. (63). Mist C School:
Junior Pam -11. G. 13 ouglimn (64). Miss Cram'.
Warminsra : toei,i r Pass—A. M.. Smith (55);
Joidor Pam—G. Parton, (68), L. Barber (57). AM.
To .yoy's School, S disbury : Pma—S. Einar
(65); Juni r Pao,— hi. N othcote (69). Mt... Crock-ea
Scuo I, Dorchester : Jr i SlatttieWs, t7O).
Primary I'aos—K. Crocker (85), B. Wright (641.
Pr.vato Tor : S now It airs—C. Hal pu.cy
(79), It. F. 1 oz.us Old, F. M. Clerk. (75) ; titylatir
A Toi.elton (70); Juan x Peas—at. Faison'
(74) E. Atkok (68).
Nazar /NINO to CoMMITSI3IMUL—ItichArd Tizatd,
win Ira, pr vhoply isms charged with attempting tu
.• .111011 i suicide, W. brou,Mt up itt custody_ at the
Guildhall ou .re Dr. Drtw, B. ll.ptmn ,
E.o , sub J. I.un lie, Hot., charg Sri with amaulting
hit wife M ry, ad his das„ii.er Isabella. ..0 :witmrslay
I set. C. Baden stot 14 that ebbet nine o'clock on
Sato. d ni..lr. he *ea called t 16, Walpole-street,
whore he saw the p.igouer iu an excited situ*, divested
of his clothint aod d Lark oaked Hie wife to .d witness
t .at he had tied the nye (pro maid) to • beaui in the
bet yad for the purp oh committing suicide. He
did not see the ...molt. He to rk the primmer into
custody, cool ou the way to the etatiou be said be must
get rid of him.ed somehow, or his wife would kill hint.
—l-abelta tie .rd ciated she was toe Prim met'.
thaw:liter. Or Friday &memo., wb m she went in.o
the yard, .h- s.w • rope tied to a beam, with • slip-
k .ut in it. 0.1 Saturday morning her lather said tie
would .10 something for bi.ntelf bef ore the day wee out.
He is me house amut a qua-ter p.at eight in the ices'
leg, and went to hod, and her m Xher, tearful of what
he might Jo, sent her up iu his be 'room for a clasp
knife, which she he ter be kept iu his drawer. Sae
could not find the knife, but her fattier gut out of bed
and took it from uoder his clothe., and give It to her.
She put her baud in his waistcoat pocket to toe if he
had Anything there, but he snatcued it away, erying
he would du for himself before morning. ADO4t a
quarter past nine be got out of his room With only his
chirt on, an I trial to go out in the yard. She caught
hold of him, but he struck her; he aim struck het
mother, hut she did not think he did it intentionally•
—The Bench remao.led the prisoner for one week, in
order that be iii ght be medically examined.
A LRARNM) TRAMP —A tramp, named George
Wiliam', bailing from Liverpool. was charged at the
Guildhall on Wednesday, before Ur. Drew, J.
Lon to, Esq., and J. E. Roberts, Eau., with being
drunk and begging in St. Thomasmirest, on the
previous evening.—P.C. Stickland said last earning
• out half-past eight be saw prisoner begging from
door to door in St. Thomas's-street. H. was drunk
at the time, • .d be brought him to the station. He
found 21. and some bread and cheese on him —By
prisoner : Saw him call at two or three places.
Knew he was begging because be called at the houses
and asked what he wanted, and th-y told him he was
hogging. Ti.e prisoner contends-I that the con-
versation which hal taken place out of his
hearint was not a 'intuits!e se evileoce, and asked
the Matietratos' Clerk if that were not 50.—.4.
Drew : You have mittaken your calling ; you ought
to have been a barrister. Toe doctor thought they had
better adj .urn thecae' wail the next day, and than
get these people to give eel leuce.—Pri•oner said that
n
▪mi he • bee" wee b se.lEe 11417 foros s h
° fesel H had be be
e was
prepared
p eel
laid eje'
for some ...mai tenable time, and bad It trt his wrist.
He war, seekmg for employment.—Dr. Drew enquired
what he was and he replied • solicit r s clerk.
Dr. Drew : Thtt explains your koowledge of the
law.—Mr. Supt. Vickery raid they were ready to
relieve them people. give them lesd and • night's
lolging, but they refused to c one.—Dr. Drew said
they g money from he charitable, an I then spout it
In the puillich Atm.—Prisoner said that no one had
given him money In Woymouth, but he had had • glean
of beer.—Sent to Dorchester Gaol for 14 days.

PORTLAND.
Tun htxmoent. CHURCH. -The anniversary of the
opening ..f churcti hi to take plane in July.
A CH./RAL FUTIVAL I. CO tak, plum in dt. Goorge's
Chorch some time in July.
NAVAL—Liouc. ib ales W. fLrhert hal been
sp,..inte.l • iditiori .1 t, the Hercules for service in the
o ..siguar.l at Sal, mb..
_ . . .

Tan Gthateon SPOATi are to take place at the
Verne on Tuesday and We Mead Ay, the 10th and 11th
of July.
Wit hear that Rev. T. B. Palmer, who has been
officiating as curate at St. George's Church, Refome
and Southaven Memorial Church, is about to leave the
Ida 01.
THZ Mtcrcati, FISHIRY.—During the past week
there have been some large catches of fith in the
Wet Bay. On Waimea:l.y moraine about 4.000 were
caught off Codldowo by Mr. Houma.,ll's boat, being
the find o aught there this season.
COALING. —On eaotolay the Norwegian steamship
bubo, 0 ptaia R unshod, horn Cnristientand to the
bioliterr.nean with fib, cello! in and o.alei with
Messrs. G. 11. C Mina and Co. On Tueeday the
steamship Delbeattie. from Bill) 'at. NI idlemb dmieb
with copper ore, called in aud coaled with Mears.
Collins and Co.
THZ RZAZItTe SQUADRIN.—On Tuesday evening
R.M.S. Peoelope ;owed th- Hercule. in the Ito• s,
and early on Wednesday morning IL 14.5. The Lord
Warden arrived. During the week the remainder of
the Figooiron will arrive, ea 1 it is expected will leave
on NI ruday next for their annual summer cruise.
THZ CONOLEGATIONAL addition to
re airier and otherwise renovating the Chesil Congre-
gational Chapel. the committee have fund it necessary
to rill ow the building, which i. accordingly b dog done. A meeting of thia Authority was held on Thursday,
The old m tow at ateri .1 was sold by el by Mr. T. R. when theta werem
p, a; eeere. J. scrim tie the
Charles a few days -three
chair), C. Globs, T. Glo Si bs, eber B. ricri•en,
DRATH oF • C datarrl•T last an in_quet Wiillem Combos Henry Smith, J .ho Puttee, Richard
was held at the C 'evict Bs ablithment before R. N. Pearce, Henry Sa
room, Ritharo Sabana, J. C L ano.
Howard. E.g. (armee), and • j try, upon the b ely of Francis Pearce, J. B. Gibbs, Thotnes Couthen,
one of tee convieta. It was that' an ordinary death, Attwooll, and Mr. T. IL Crocker (enabstant-Cark).
the man hawing been a sufferer from heart disease for
some time, which wee the muse of his death. A a erdict THZ SUATITORE WORT.
in son r lance with the medic .1 testimony warn returned. The Surveyor's Reprice wrie read, and wes as follow.:
&roman Aocinurr.—An accident of • thocibleil —"Gentlemen,—Sinoe my let report the following
rasters, and which it is feared will terminate fatally, works have been married out—the kerbing of Castle-
occurred 4rn Teasley evening. A man named stone, road has been completed; making kerb stones (lour
belonging to SouPiwell, war engaged with "then no men engage I); repairing the erred et B aton-lane, and
los, Hue • vowel at the Government Coal Storm, near *caesurae. Some repairs have been done to the
the Breakwater, the tint rturrete man being in the bold Reforne Pump and Sorithwell Pump. The wall in
of the mewl. Whilst there one of the iron hatchway Fortune's-welt is being put up, and the bit of land
bars fell down into the hold and struck Stone • terrible tog to ler. Robert fund. hae been tat., toe,
blow on the head. Stone was at one) removed to the
Homiral ard by, where every at'eution was shown • WATTROOMITIE DAII•GINGI • WALL.
him. Very grave doubter are entertained as to hie Mr. RICHARD Pathos said he should like to call
reoovery, the attention of the Board to the wateroourm down
EASTON BAND OF Hort. —The sonnet treat given to It retonequare, and *implants." that the water was
the members ..f the F.astori Be el of Hme took place undermining a wall, which would be sere to fall down
on We .ne.day afterao ,th • wrath r being all th at if wen thing were not done.
meld bed. sired. The children m-t at the Ledge-room, Mr. R. B. SMITTEN: This is private property.
litiaton-ledisre. at helfored one, aml formed a pro- Mr. PZAILOZ: It Is • water° r tree which has been
°anise numbering nearly 400, carrying banners and from time immem
orial,and if the water brings the
Rate 114 d ditties; temperarceimelodiee The procession wall down the parish will be responsible for it.
paseed through the Straits, Wabehani, Weston, Mr. V. Comets said he had a recollection of some.
Reformer, end Baton, to the fl-II kindly lent by Mr. thing being done to the wall.
Joeeph Hodder, of the Crown Farm, where they Mr. PIATEIS said the matter was not on the agenda,
enjoyed a caplal tea. Tea was also provided for the but be spoke of It in excise the committee might see
parents and friends. During the evening various to it.
sports and genies were indulged in, and a very pleasant The matter then dropped.
aftereem we spend
TWO TANK ON WIZ CATITLIFILOAD.
ARTILY, OF TER FINSWITI SQUADRON AT SPITHRAD.—
It ne re.
,ored htepeotko of the Reserve The next matter on the agenda was to consider the
Senteimu will be bel I at Strithead on the 19th inst. advisability of enlarging the tank on the Castle-road.
The Squadron, which will consist of the Lord aVarden, The CH/ARIUS said the t ink was very small, and the
(bearing the Rag of Rear-Admiral Si, Anthony H. water was cootuiuthy running away. He thought it very
Hoskins), Hercules, Shannon. Hector, K.p.h.; clearable the tank should be enlarged. Water was
Vali& t, -fence, and Penelope, will rendezvous at scarce enough on hiss Island as it was, without I. thing
Pr lead on the 13th, aud arrive at Spithead on the it run away. If they enlarged the tank they would
17th inst. The Lords of the Admiralty will, it is have more water.
stated, be pees nut on the occasion. The Press Associ- Mr. R. Pular thought that if the water was
ation, however, states that there is no iotenti in what.. mooing to wart,* it was eery important that the tank
ev-r on the part of the A lutiralty authorities to hay* should be enlarged.
a Nay .1 review. Other members of the Board having expressed
themselves in favour of enlarging the tank, it was
MILITARY CHANCRE-0u Friday last 73 men, under
the command •I Captain Smythe, forming the detach- unanimously decided that this be done, and the Water
meet of the Shropthire Regiment (135t0) stationed at Committee be requested to eare the same carried out.
the Verne. were removed to Aldershot They were THZ WATS& SUPPLY AT Milintt.
=ache Ito the Railway Stati in, headed by the The CHAIRITAN said that during' the lest few days
splendid hand of the " and left Portland by the had no water in cheat at
all.
pan,Thereweahadwhheekhn
the one o'clock helm the same day ebont 20 men of Jadei.
the Weirwhere th the Rood Artillery were hr tosierre.l from Portland La oaar
—e
to the N 'the Fort, Weymoto h. On Tuesday evening away the pipes with it, and thus the
ab 100 recruits arrived from the Depbt of the supply of water had been out off, and they had now
noldwradeirtiruoßAnniinngpzAzoin from the Weir
"Qtleou'e" at (lilt Hord. They were met 'Atha) statiou
it said they Would never get a
by the 'sand of the regiment.
I.O.G.T.—The members f the "Sun " Lode__,e No, supply of water from the Weir sufficient to meet the
1.752. hell their usual weekly meeting at the Young requirements of the inhabi ante of Chesil, but they
Men's Institute, Beat.o, lest Thoeidey. The lo ige Mt" got a eeffieinnt supply from Spring Gardena
He mentioned that a short time since, in the course of
opeued by the Worthy Chief Templar at 7.30 p.m.,
when there we t maid' late. initietat ant there when some drainer. PIP"s. that • spring of water
being an •Iff eat vidt from the "Flower of the West" had been out and afterwards closed. He was sure
Lodge (Weymouth), the remainder of the business they would get an ample supply of water from that
was we:pone' till the [blowing seesion. The widths* source. He urged the pressing necessity of doing
arrived at 7.45, in brakes, and were oordially wel- something at once, as he had been told by • party
in Chesil thet
living they bad not al a drop of weber
.
corned by the members of the hterve lodge. After • r,„„.. *I.. h shirt re 0481% the visitors entertalued the "Sun '' lodge seven previous morning.
in an excellent manner, the detedla of which are as —.. T. 0r,.. was also of opinion that the metier
follows "It's enough to . °VIM to he attended to at mime
Swear," Bee. Hoonam ; reading, "London Bea. 1 was resolved that the matter be left to the Wafer
Carpenter; song, "The Fisherman's Daughter," Bro. Committee to carry out.
Crawford; recitation, '' From India." Si.. Hampton; THE STAY" or Ms IsMon•Tit IN PIONT OP VII 00/Iols
song, "Don't go near the Ball-room," Bro. Fir:John oenollet OILLPIL.
reading, "Why I Wear the Bluer," Bre, McKenzie I The followingletter was read in
song, If ever I cease to Love." Bro. Hounmll • read- of
the
footpath . reference to the
tog, "M's. C.O ila on Shirt Baritone," Si.. &eke ; flout of this chapel
song, Br. Crawford; reading, "Three Cate and a °m. Ramo Porttiod.
"To the P ethane L I Board
W. 1M Rabbit," Bro. Russell ; song, "Oh, toy Boy," "Gentleusen,—On behalf of the Congregat=tai Bro. Nom After • few remarks by Bro.. Nott and Rem-sting Calamities We b. 4 to tall your attentChapel
ion to
Ste rthershury, the lodge wee closed in due form by B tnerdata of the footeay 551 gotter beside the chapel is
Nott, at 9.45 p.m. Members arid visitors proW11:, 90. China, such Rutter not carrying away aba water from the
Alter th.. lolge was closet the members of "Flower nbapslfront. a,,and the being very unitised anal of the Wet " eat down to a c if-.. supper, which had i7,;""etfwbotthe above, —ov , . ~ be able,
been provided for them. They then returned to Wey-
mouth about 10.30 p.m., the whole baying passed a "Pmax. no Cox. Tniseurer.
pleasant evening. J. H. floret.. Secretory.
"W. B. WANK Oisiglasa."