The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-09 00:00:00

WIYMOIITE.

Datine.--Jaimu MeCosmos, who looked like a trainp.
was brought op for being itnink .hot • <loaner-part mid-
night. in lifighvitrewt—P.C. Bonen found him drank on
the pavement —Flood fm. le default seven days
Dunmire Tiasty—Ashisids Jeffery, au old offender.
wa• brought up for applyias at the policie-Mallou for relief.
when she was in a drunken pate, last litturday.—
Adelaide, who has given much trouble previously, told an
old tale, and was sent to Dorchester gaol for 18 dare'
bard Ith-mr.
Tau Mawr Roma Raoatrrt —W• understand that
Root W. Supt. Vickery ham got the constables to watch
the market people who hawk without ticket., the thoeinta
from them tickets have locresend at lout 50 per cent.
This mast he very mmouraging to Kr &then. and the
other gentlemen of the committee, who have devoted SO
much time to the improvement of the Karkitahouse

Mißadge and Son had another
large side of property on Wednedu isitamoon. when the
Sent lot. • fine mansion celled Ridiptis Here, and with
beautiful internal Beings sad etude additiont4 do hope,
excited a spirited onmprition and wee bought in by the
auctioneers, et Z 3,000. Lot 2, • piece of valuable bidding
land, shout two acres in extent. wir Purchased by Kam.
Brown brothers, builders. for £lO5O.
LOIDLORD Die= —Arthur Rug, landlord of the White
Hart, ins summoned on Tuesday for being drunk in St.
Muy-street, on Jane 14th Defendant plaided guilty,
and said he was very sorry he took • hula drop too much.
—P.C. Mulfeer uw defendant shout 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, near Kr. Henry Cook's, lying drunk on the
footway, and the coaster with assistance took him
borne —Fined 10a int-biding costa mid the ennerietendeet
wee directed to report this st the next licensing meeting.
—Mr. Humphrey stated that Hem& Devenish were very
desirous the heir should be properly conducted, and
defendant hol notice to quit.
EITILiOaDISaIti Dirvitruderrs —After a long interval,
during which our Union= Ives !uvular, apparently on
account of &deep wound in the forehead, this marvellous
animal on Friday lest " utonisbed the natives ''%
appearing with • weapon shoot four fist long. Th
sudden grow= was perfectly smooth, and here a strong
resemblance to • mortick. After remaining about • day
and half, it writhed, &ad • handsome spirally twisted horn,
with the meat knob and point at the end, was developed;
at the same time the lJnicoru, with his companion the
Linn. have uurned new and glory coda
TIM "SHIRAI:I PAPEalt•—As we hear no =mod of the
Town Council being about to purchase document., on
valuable to Weymouth, perhaps it would not be too
ohstrusive to hint that Sir Frderick Johnstone, Bart.,
KP. who is doubly interested in the town nod the land
on dill it rands, or Mr. Henry Llieructs, M.P., who lir
even so abundant instances of kindly feeling for it, or the
two Borough Members together, might profitably invest in
the purchase of these records of centuries back, so u to
Wthem for reference in the town. We undentand
an:deeply interesting to archeologists in general:
but of course their value would be multiplied if kept in
the place to which they refer.
AltUtrYS La3olllol —Joh* James was rommoned as
Tuesday, before the Mayor (Mr. Lunched, Mr. J. RANl-
sea, and Mr. Hopkins, but did not appear. Susan Gnirk
re elderly woman, rid let Saturday week, she wise.
the top of Roll's-court, talking to some neighbours, when
one of them said "What's the matter with the peed
They rani all going to the whim," and the other
replied "Yen, I think they are," when Jsmes came out of
his house, and said—" You—. I wish you were there:o
and used to her language not fit to be spoken, and this
eistined for • quarter of an boor. Jsmes had since told
her he was very sorry, and ...hid to withdraw, and she
did not wish to hurt her; hut she had not the power, se
abs was only • poor woman, and could not pal what there
was to reir
, Ouzo' or 'rerun; Curtiss Wide.. Bowler, and
Hoorge goons, seam. nof H. X 8 Bowler, were brought
on on Monday, before Sir. Lowlier (Mayne), and Mr. J.
Roliertaon, on a charge of stealint clothes from the ship
Waterford on the night of the Eirth. —The were deserters
from the ship and went on bord the Waterford between
10 and i 2 at night, sod stole • guernsey hock, canvas
tamper, S pair,of trousers, oilskin err, hat. cep, canvas
jumper, in, the property of Charles BertUtt Th•
Prowwutoe great on toad late it night, and woke censer
the middle of the night, and missed his clothes. He gave
information to the police, and P.C. Carter traced the men
to Broadway, and afterward. apprehended Evans at
Winfrith, and P.O Tom Custard, of the County police,
apprehended Bawler ~t Ovnington„ ea • deserter. —Sub-
Lieut. Herbert Limo( the 13 adios...mid the two prisoners
were ordinary seaman, who had broken their leave.—
Mr would not pled trinity, and, pi the value of the
sloth's er even above 10.., they were committed for
tee st the &Woos. —Prisoners' statement was the they
exchanged clothes with Barrett.
Oritnitro Race IT PHI MOWING CLUl.—iba first race
if th m e orn came oili on Wednesday evening n front of
the Espl•nade. The four boats gathered at th• Pile, pier
shout 6.30, and were started by Mr. H. J. Nobbs, hon.
ses. Deng to • heavy thunderstorm immediately before
the start, the attendance of the public was rather small
The following rowed •.—flalis—W. Harvey (stroke),
Trevitt, W Beale, GI. Cross (bow), K Watkins
(eer.)-1 2 1. Omar —H. Stunney (stroke( C. Breen,
W. Hurdle, W. Cox (bow), J. Carter (con.)-2 3 0.
Lifki Blue—lt Rolls (stroke). Hunt, A. Boggs Pattison
(1.0,w), F. Atkins (.ox)-3 1 3 Dort Mrs Al Brown
(stroke), Campbell, Jesty, I Pei (boa), II Carter (cm)
—4 40. In the first race reds led the way .ad maintained
the same to the close, winning by about half a len_ •
orange two lengths before light blue. Second heal: Reds
igen led, followed by orange, but owing to • foul light
blues came in • length shied of red; orange about •
length behind second boat. In the deciding heat red
and light blue started, and red won by shout • quarter
or a length. The distance, about a mile and half, was
pulled in eight minutes.
Your= Oini. STlaLlaq frocuintite. —On Wednesday
Wore the Mayor (Mr. Landis), Kr. T. Abbott, and Mr,
B. Hopkins, Sarah Foam. of Yeovil, an unfortunate girl.
with stealing a pair of stocking, from Mrs.
Limpstrr West Panda—The girl wont to Mrs. Roper's
hour about • quarter tolled night, and naked log • bed,
saying she was an excursionist, and could not get a bad
for love or money. Witness coed not let her have • bid,
se her own wee occupied: but, se it was rainier, end the
Kl....rseemed in great distress, she gave her • shelter.
laid O. the floor in witness's room, and let herself
out shout six o'clock in the morning. When she wee gene,
witness mrerd • pair of old stockings worth not Ed, and
the girl had left her own stockings behind. Witness also
mimed sd. In coppers from her clothe., on which =tuner
had bud during the night, and in the pocket of which we'
the 54. Sergeant Harvey took ;be prisoner in custody at
the Nelson Inn last night about eight o'clock, nod on the
way to the station prisoner said de took the stockings,
but not the 54. She was wearing the stockings at the
time.—Pnsonisr told the same story throughout ; she rook
the stockings and not the 51, and she Intended to pay
for her lodgings in the morning—Tee days' herd labour.
En ['mummy Mgartro. —The forty second annul
meeting of the friends of the Eye Infirmary wu held on
Monday afternoon Inst. the 1t... T. Grumps, rector, in the
choir, reported by the Rev. J. 1.4001. Mr. 0 not. Dr.
Mors (surgyon of the institution, an —The medical
report showed that 140 in-patisnts had been admitted
durum the year, nod tern are now 610 on the books, while
tree have been admitted since the opening In 11136, no
WM than MK —The financial report showed receipt..
Including • balsams in hand of COT 17a W., amounting
to 1:352 15.. 11. ; but the balance at present in hand waa
only CIO 9.. 11.—The oommittee's report upraised their
thankfulness for the good work erected. stating' : "It is
a source aratiloatioa toyour committeetO know that
since the completion of the new building the value and
etlicacy of the infirmary have been materially
augmented, and they are not unmindful to whom they
&scribe this happy audition of affairs. They reweintor
with unf gratitude that through the noble generosity
and Christian sympathy of the subscribers, they have
been enabled to &aim them (reifying result& and to
raise the Infirmary to r admirable • degree of usefulness.
In conclusion they reminded those who hid nromoted the
tuck of mercy and charity, that they will have the
grader approval of the Divine Muter, at the last great
day."—The =porta were adopted The &airman remarked
on th• large amount of rates they had to pay, though •
charitable institution—over £lO • year I—The meeting
concluded with the true vote,, and or of regret at the
death of the Late Kr. T. Baker, surgeon dentistto the
Institution—Mews. Corns sad Cn received an additional
vote of thanks for letting the patients lure occasional
strum, ter
lersers Gm' Rags --George frown and Walrus
Bier, two boys, sad Rory Ann Hooper (married) were
minurionad on Tuesday before the Mucir (Kr. Landis),
Yr. J. Robertems, Kr. B. Hopithia. and Dr. Tigard, for
stealing and receleng eggs,—Mr. Vickery said he knee
To tAg Erfor. Browns father had been a Good Teener, and wished to
bring up hls children properly' so that he asked to crab-
Silk —lf them/atter were at all worthy of • toomset's draw the chars. from Brown, and put hi' la the hex se
further consideration, it mien, indeed, be worth -MI. a 'Mao* for he on= erred to chuckk the practice of
to point out the painful Inoomiarao, jou, aowyea. rwootwluit rasa thing. fresn.S:Fretisrick Slovens said
„km..earnest wpsa agp were stales from the which Kr. Bolt ma=
Ithattye with the mapeet which he fr"*""" and tint.ipart whkh was with hurdles. A nest
PIP to was In this enclosure, lied • gars wei sitting with etirbt
the " persona liberty" of others. as tolls ms, quite
In the spirit of a lover of liberty, that In aging mina, ni.a a mad.asit
Ml6"' &II
right
wa
Bank
which I had no right to do, I have broken the , June lath; but lest raw he feud they were
goose being still tbore.—lv Mr. Haar : Had
Sabbath.. destroyed Its peacefulness, densorprd Lb. Mow birds' hut the boys would not let you breed them,
Christi= pulpit, and 'hewn as weds* which, If it he,.,., they ,_the eilM. The ger" sometimes
were generally followed, would led to the worst form th do's the L'." ."'"is' bet hewer mil 1118° mut"
of political bribery ! This to the " perusal libarte over people's flelds.—Sergesnt Harvey went to the Free-
wh which W. H. Bradley palaver" about memoir' Arms on Holiday week, end told Illarr3 Hooper bri
to discern the folly and absurdity of his porfortnarg_.
.; haaiinxile tahonaainshbhein."Aleuifirriailat ikonia...l= badlot s,.
he five. evidence of a cerebral weakness which perm mg= rt N.; b...bt wk.. and save ht. It for
for hinders and sympathy rather
hi. notion
treat. it. and sue it • I did not know where gm boys got the
mint. When, tan. in "lima in nil notionnt " Per. oltik Or What' am they were." Creerigantised : Heard
✓oe liberty," he lecture. me on the limits and ditties leotklag abut the sue being picked up in • lane. no
ebria.w. pulpit, can pamlb. whole ststemest was made in a.s_ =en mom
Hoover—Min Brown said
matter by as on extremely end rididonaly &heabsurdbad I=l ism.her polowina, Hoover told her eel
as to be unworthy of notion If incised I thought Ob. ...ff Williams.. tilts= not of her
tilis* YOU, reeler, generally were ill-Informed.. Her he is 11 yews old, and goes to Trinity School; hat
your correspondent seems to he in the duties and , her boy was not each • sod scholar as he might. begun"
=:rMikis" of the Christian Pulpit, gladly would I they had, oho thosertdittle boys to teeth than there.
iliur to enlighten them; but Whoring that such Groweensialeed Hoerr told her that the bay sea
triers as he enterer are defined in some old he hlul 'l*" the ow op on the Wier. they wer•
dash= dna& saw th• =as. sad picked them up. This
feabkoods, In whose ears any words of mine,h, bah boys. also a. .., la theta on thetear._ t° lall loothodY. and. who mull b*. !en saidb h. Foresters were eat, sad they get them
▪ "mem" al Inranwegaz to mot ; amnia( front lb. Foresters' kid. —After woe further
theta abreast of a buy *aka In tide as eetdeetaa sad ceoaremestaitioa by KY Keane the tan
at sea, aolgasb, Ina* ,lhsyob** aad nor wee disabasd.