The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-30 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

Wedneedat : Pressat lb. Alderman Howard,
cieeeeagpec Brown, Belk, Osimmins, Drew, Dyer, IL
Thomas, H. Diminish, G. NW, Kamm, Betie, Webb.
Berlin& with T. C. &AMU, 24. Town Clerk.
The oily Wetness wadi lake olio tionsideration what
erections, if any. should" lse made in the /Hop, and
determine whether my, and if so what, admission
gboelg be paid for entry thereto, and gesersUy how
the grounds should be kept in order.
The KAYOS Wlit of opinion there °agate b.c slew
light erection in Ike *entre, on which $ bamimpuld p/ap
He bad received an offer from a party formerly port
ltound's band, shout 16 performers. to plair lit lb
i OVOSIDES. on condition of being ellowed to soliodteab-
ecriptions. He agreed that they ought swel to Mogi
s party from nnywhere else, proefl MU the gown
band devoted the whole of their limm to music sod
were not copied in other oosupetiote flardlM thls day.
As to the admiesion fees, the gardens ought Rot to be
• harden to the ream, and be thought they must hare •
gardener to keep the plate tidy, who should be.. e sat
of livery, sod keep order. Every inhabitant of the
town, be thonght, should have a Unsay ticket, on pay-
moot of a Tsiy OM; bat visitors should takeout
fortnightly tickets or monthly mt.. Ocher TISMISSISSS.
lion might be obtained from persons letting oat pass.
of croquet, sod else light 'heirs. He bed ressleed a
letter from Kr. Eliot, who bad NOS similar gardens
end he odrosated the saymeet of Imo for
gag, sod also that so Ayer, & kind of beadle,
Medd be appoluied.
Tbe KAYOS Mamba every householder shoeld be
admitted on poises* of 10• • year.
Kr. Dimming thought some hardy shrubs that
would stand the as air should be planted on the side
Dom the sea, to order to protest the flowers sad plants
beside.

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Mr. W. LOwWarf applied for the situation of gardener
or beadle to lb. Rini; sod offend to wrist in oollseting
the money payable Si the Pier. There were two Wm
appbestiorla, ono hogs the lite gardener of Mr.
Frampton, whom the Mayor eapponed ; bat nothing
was done.

ROll.OOOll Psi TY 8121110111, Monday.—Belare the
Mayor (J. Tiaard, Bp.), and J. Ayliag, Esq.
Jana Grecs, labourer, cm brought up for steeling •
belt from the Half-moon inn, between airs sad ten list
algid. - Mr. Howard defended. David Keynolds,
private of the Slat, said that last night he was at the
Half-moon, and rolled for a glees of beer. Prisoner
same in sad etre& him, sad he afterwards mimed his
belt, which had bees lying on the Slits. He identified
the "It imtdooo,l " him Proosety.—Grounoramine4 :
Had had a quart ef stout at the Caution, Portland,
and another at the Half. Moon There was a row et the
km, and itemised his bolt Pent 10 slack. Prisoner
and • friend M hie look away hie hat and gloves also.
Eliptfs Ilse Trettort Pi. the bps,., qt he followed
lb WM wan en lsisdi iino of them
termed re imd end koaskaill'""'g ve
at 40•31. Ina be dIA not
Noire off at them. Nobble' took plies between there
before be was streak. Did not see the belt with pri-
mmer when he went oat of the boom Waite, had
Iwo good conduit strips. —P. C. Masa said about tee
o'clock he went to the Hall Moon, and in sousquencie
of isersain information, he wank to prisoner's lodgings
on Bersubridge Hill. and aeked him if he had &soldier's
belt and gloves, which he admitted, and gave them ult.
—Mr. Howard said that there was a row, and that the
belt was taken away from prisoner after he had taken
It of to as It in the row. There were several oaasu
and to sated the beards not to decide until the whole of
the carnet were heard.—The Bench &seated. •
Grocer and William Mager were then brought up
far assaulting Reynolds and another soldier armed
Rsgh Msthristh on the sat emeing.—lingh McGrath
deposed to the prisoner Ovens smelting him without
provostion.—Cross-urunined: Heard nothing about a
soldier offering to fight any man his own weight.
Bender took up a poker in the room and tried to
strike whams. The meson why Hendee, he &apposed,
' wee going to use the poker, was berm he was •
coward. Could net tell whether his comrade used his
belt, he was old sough to answer for himself.
Witeese's holt less lying on the behis, when Hanger
tried to use the pots.—Julia Isiah, who :teem the
Hall Noes lap, said the so came to her boar
between dip pd ten, an a at 25 nannies
to 10. There was a scuffle . and it. west
la Riad saw Groves with is hand. Her
i'lervarit Mad to take the s
.. .. Mit Hanger
drew her away. In - ):, , Aged her cermet
were pushed beck in • . .555 vaned the soldiers
was dragged by GA.,,.. •• k„„ •go toscluti.the road.
The two prbooors V". I 1 Yale tringain.—Oroes-
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lk szarleed; Groves Wit soldier bl 4 b.
.00114 when they
'went out. It was t Milne Wee mat writ net,
soldier following at lb. Via* wan the
knocked down outs' ' . 1
.. iffelperamined
Is to the facts de
variataor. ; but she
as said that w not at all 44 —By the Beech:
The sailers were very quilit afterWarda, when the had
locked them into the smoking-room. Mary Ann
Travis, waitrons as the lan, said that Groves took a
drama in Us row and farmer& • warmer,
but she wrenched It from kin. lithe raid
not get sway the poker which he next took up,
as Hanger pulled Ipsr away. Prisoners were firliting
the soldiers ; but the Weer did not rstarn it —ln
cron-examioation willies said the prisoner. came in
exactly at half-past nine. Before the row, she saw one
of the soldiers, she thought MeGuth, had his ooat off.
Tide wee before prleoners same In. Tha moldier' were
silting between themselves, the civilians said some-
thing to them, and the soldiers " took it up."
Huger said he ha.: lost his hat, and Ilise Willsbires
hat, which he took away, aboeld not be given up till hs
bad hi. •wit hat.—Thesahlifer Reynolds, in his evidence
I. eerroboration. sad he did not kaow which of the
prisoners strut* hini.—Groa.szanaineel : Neither he
nor his comrade took 4 their costa Travis' did not
take away a !Sepia or. warmer from Groves, nor did
they dreg him through Brisk. Fie was perfectly sober,
and remembered everything. Gould not saiiitztrrizt
Min, insole or out of the heom—st w
named Reebok who wee in a house opposite the Half
Moon, deposed to gine( over at the thus of the row.
Itayaolds was there with his belt in his hand, and
be saw both prisoners strike the moldier' and drag
them on the ground. Huger afterwards Stuck him
as he was stood at the bar.—Crorrezamined : The men
asked him what he had the belt in his hand for, end
took his belt, and went out. They retained afterwards,
gni offered to give tip what belonged to the soldier, if
they hid what bellosird to them—Mr. Howard said
they bad heard as neat • piece of isoLtradietion u was
ever sworn to before& wart of justice, and he said the
soldier had coutultted the t perjury in order to
trump up du esee.—Thouses her, a bricklayer.
depored thet the two soldiers had • row at the Half
Moos, and Me Grath mid be did not care for any men
of Ms "might and dae in the room Groves spoke up
and said they did not wash any raise there then, it
beim innday night. McGrath thin got up and said
" Olve bin • 'pop' in the eye.' Both than went at it,
and Reynolds went to hS comrade's assistence.
Ganger said that two to one is not fair, and pitched
iete in. Reynolds wilted Groom to some outside and
besi it out, and they did so. HOGrath pulled his coat
off whoa the row began. The civilises in tbe room
were quiet enough until the sidles* challenged them.
The moldier wait polled oat of the bee into the street
Edward Knight gate corroborafitt• evidence, and said
the soldier warn knocked dove la fair stand.up light.-
The Mayer said there was no felony in the matter, but
they coniddered the resell peeved in both oases, and
lined prisokers 10e. and meta. -Mr. Howard applied for
summonses snidest tbe molars, for oommitting wilful
and eorrupt privy, whys was granted.

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Harper en then charged with riesling • hat, feather,
and veil front Flora Wiltshire, on the tame day.—Flora
Wiltshire said she was visiting Weymouth. and resided
at Mrs. Irish's. As she was standing in the bar after
the row, Hanger earns deliberately up to her, took her
bat off her head, end ran sway with it. The value of
the hat was Bs. The hat produced eras hers but it wee
not In the suee oeoditioe se when she lost it.-rerew-
eleetieed: *Mu tare to. 64. for the hat and Bs. 611. for
the hither. She had wore it a twelvemonth. The
nil
.11a pre 2s. 6d. for. Shß.,,.ited 14" h"
111.111M00•4 the Intik to sseh moor, and, SS Dear IS
they could make out, it was about • quarter to i4lO.
When the looked logo the num she saw one of the
seldiere 141111th face coveredis. Wood, Groves with •
poker, sad Mari Tt•Tilll rigs to 'rescue" the poker
from biro. Before they went out the ant time, Hanger
snatched away her bat, wing "I have lost mine, and I
will teks yeara"—The *math said they did net Walk
there via any felonious latentioo, Hugh it was a
wrongful ath—Disceired.
Oheaskgskt GALS w braipht up for eterthel • Goat
value El LOG. the mopes* of Mr. It- W. Meisel,*
from 3, Ohesterlisid.piaoa—litr. Howard defended.—
Mr. ftelyholds said that he left the east Wag on the
steed in the Paned of hie hone*, Jost the end of
14" ml," or eel/ Part ef Drawbar. The frost door
of the noose is requatly left open, but the stand was
inside the Nand door, winch !m, clonally shut. He
miassd, hi In the - -pt same day that e

iss The sursaiis pf Itsci day a._
'KA be had _hang it up. It was goo* when be treat
te pal 1t04.. Some tim° aterfrerd• •• law it et gr•
Peps'e, grMr.. Pops bad elitism to him tailing him it
wN there. and h• gave information to the police. The
poiblabf.ql°lo,7l4B4:24aiittrorb."Zidtrile.
believe gist 'primer wag wessh4 • •••• which M.
Reynolde had loot, and alley making eoquiries of Mrs.
Pope, pmenbrokar, at- Mery-idgem, ha meted the
eat of Mr. Reynolds. Primmer was ePerehmuled of
Dorchester last Saturday, cm his discharge from 14
ranee gaol—Sag Ale Trotossa deposed to Gibbs
mk,isc be to take og lb. .•iut ugiu, as it •••••d as
Meth h
nil • georoatan's eirreat. Witness geld it was
II nice 41011 and replied *al hangmen gave it him.
The coat produced was thy some.—Oross-ezarabed :
The sleeves of the 03ftt brought to her were need with
milk, or it kart with tathe cost helm given
I. Mrs. Trotatea for, c abs bow ming Ire
sod thin was bhl to her le egiere—ilept.
said Nit on Feb. M sur PShiglier_ct the
sol, and Method from him • WWI gingered
Ito the prison. The Rest cols=4:c:
pawnedry t primmer for 1..5•
era-deed : Whom prise/et wig Imemght dmva, lbs
pveroor, nod one of the mode% Meier eltoesuiriso
=4. Re ad premeds/ be gtg vs! Waft s
Idesailiscl thi Make as Olds owl Is lb. ••••• SI
Obtletwilltes 9Mo, bet the primmer did sot beteg Mm
coat to her shop. She Dee Mr. Reynold' the ootAthall '
this pawn-ticket Meted to, sad she ideetined the emit
P• 04••••• Artt Sia,o. PiiCielatis very often a
barele—P.C. goy said thA when he took primte":
prol, h• 44 • wrs-lioli.t. hi. POOI°4L
legetired ei ptisaaer about' the tine the eoat wsiesser
bob 10
itionlad bowing wads; about O.—C*OF
• Would not weer to the time when be
of ptioner. Aeti be tont- the primers' to
pai gaol, be received • ticket from a weirs
sarrts Howler, which riblott he clewed Friao6oe.
and pot iii. Mb goo• Vilikery then ailed for •
•feeeeed. ei they had • eery important wanes. absent Is
Wiltshire—Mx NOW•id evened tlto mseand, as so
oche of the erbium bad teen tem Into. Mere the
remit et gee eaperirteedeni was panted, h• Wind
tams late lb. mei. be might to be asked as to what
points the willies§ would glee evidence h would be
the strongest injasties mar smelly if the primmer was
egmanded apse Yeah sookessee es MA hemsgiges. —The
Mayor dimmed the se riesesden. be take the legal
dark. said Mt. Aar otter-
wardstieed thee the imam. Is be 11••• was to tree
tiev.gent ie the fideorsex-111: Inward Mid ibo I.
0055 u 01 this sort erileceses we.. Oka mat situf Niph
_Whim lbw abodeiri:iryt bees oviducts that wa=
helms Maim Ma bad med. himself •
Awl parses beg lives Obi* sag !it liege
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