The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-16 00:00:00

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Itottorout Poiter.. Sat.inlay. tho 1%t0.,r (Dr.
itqFphato.

A labourer of the town, natural .I,h. Wool fru, was
summoned for helm( .trunk anit itoritpahle in rit. Michael's..
lane an tbe night of the hof Septentler.—lle pleaded
guilty, and wit. lined 2.. hI , costa remitted.
rntSlit Pr.rry SKSSIOsiti Tuesday. Before Colonel
Mantel, and Mr. W. M. Cali-raft,
William Ballard, of Wareham, was summoned for being
drunk in Iliglextreet, Swanage, on the 20th ii Septemlier.
—Mailing guilty, he was lined anal 7.. emits.
George Legg, lalaekainith, of the out-parish of Italy
Trinity, Wareham, w 314 .21/11110fied for tresnat...lig in
search of ralihit. on Intel in the occupation of Mr. Charles
iicharilx, at the out-parish mentioned, on the ttli 4
October. —lle admitted the fart, and wax tined 24. 63., and
ccvt., Ss.
rhefor, a well.known hawker, living at Marlin,
Wag fair ill SeArell of conies at liere
Itegia on the 2,'f, of Septentlaer, Oil lanil in the occupation
of Mn.. Eggingtutt.—Mr. Wetitoti, if D.archester, prose.
cuteal.—lieniatnin (lover, of Bore Regis, a gamekeeper le
Mr. Hattibro, said he SAW defendant beating Bore Keith;
Heath with a greyhound dog on the day named. Ile xaw
the ilog course three raida it,, anal then went to defendant
and asked Mei what he had in his myrket. Ile took bold
of ilefenalant'a pocket, and el:Lanett defendant, who got
hold of him. too. They ha I a ittruggle, and fell, and
whilst on the ground defendant told him If be wottlal let
him get tip he woulal show hint what he hail in his ii cket
Defendant did show bitit his pocket, and then wrung his
fixt in his lice, fm.l peeked up a Mg stick and brandished
it and threstenel to kinetic his head off with it Defendant
also spat in hi. face, and threw two stones at hint as be
wax lent hag. —I Union Galati ems called for the defence, and
itinit lie tt Ad gathering turf au the heath at the time in
qine.tiOtt. Ile livitti lona talk g, anal on biking toUlbd
NOW two men strog:ling at. if title wanted to seareh the
other. Defendant ratite lon the road to where lie Wito,
anal he heard him all to Clover to nein, there, fat ho
would not. The road wIPI 11,4.1 lay the pulite%
Cobh Wan Also maul, flint raid the road in intention wt-
-1.0 tlic one. —Tim tem...navalao lined defendant 2s. (I. anti
costs, Ile.
fhiejeetht Closer was utmittummoutiot for assemble; tlaniet
Holm on the AMMO iieeasiOll.-311.. Weston alefen.hd.
Dolor said he WWI tetlllllinit front Itt..le.ty. Cam
the eiiiiillion Aloont -IX o'clock in that evening when /lover
hum end took hold of laitn 1111111,1 the body.
anal said he xlitittlal ciii hat Inc had in bia pocket. Clover
threw him down anal held him firmly IT the throat, anal
struck him several times with a stick. Ile Psak the Mirk
front Clover out threw it away. Ile COW C4/1111 on the
heath, and offered to .how the routente if all hia IsieketA
before hint, fiat Cl-near would not go to him. —The Bench
dismissed the case.
Oa 'lei. Cobb, a [simmer. of Bore Regis, was 1.11111111..n...1
for using A Illtellet il.st Int thlt 1.1111/0).• "( tak I /114
IWitl...t 3 been.% at Here Itegin, tilt the Bah lab:ia ember.
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The witnem continued that Wileen called en the others
Mr. Mansell Jonee appeared for the Board of Trade;
to come itn4 s
him.tab the h-s,
were thrown st P.O
when ahout a &wen came lop
Dr. Phillimore and Mr. Itaikes fir the ewnere and
and tried te rescue Stones .
master of the Foreet ; Mr. Ingle for the oownere of
Bartlett e , and net eral Mows were etruck; he saw two blows
strock at him. There were three policemen preaent and the Avalanche and the repreeentative oif the muter of
a lot of sailors awl it wan a regular row. Bartlett olrew that cruel; Mr. C. B. Pritchard for the 11, Melo Ship.
Me etaff. no they were all wind him like a warm of bees. owners' Aneociati.on ; and Mr. Campbell for the
When Bartlett came to the station blood ran out of his brother of Mr.. Shield, in passenger, who was lost in
ear from the blow with the atone, and the other men were
the Avalanche.
so violent that they (the entice) were obliged to keep them
The find witneesee were the coasitguardsmen, who
ark with strives. The otber prisoners took part in the
failed, through ...me misunderstanding, to give full
row. : thee (anent them up to the station, trying to
rescue Wilmot, and were taken into embody afterwards. evidence before the Coroner.
BY the Maser : Witneos went over to the disturbance Mr. John Colwill,shief officer .of entetguarol at Port.
and tempi Pie Enelith and Bartlett there. lamb said on the morning of September 12th. ehortly
By Pr. Drew : Did not see a knife in either of the after six, he wag e-ille.l by a fisherman named White,
sailors' hands. who said there waa a boat bottom 1111 and a body
Thompson denied having tried to pull away Wilson ; he
waehing ashore. The witnem nomad his crew, went
did not know what he wee taken rip for,
down, and met the coaetguard man on watch coming
thle.(. ; TV
h.hyrnJilt were t.ntthseo ,
to report the same fact. During the night time two
Thmnpson with his flannel shirt an.' trousers only on, not a.!..
t'll..r
.t ee aa nl,rethelire ciftioeun odf
men had charge of four milen of moan from Bleckner
another little bluejacket was there with only his tromers Point on the western able of the Wand of Portland, to
on, he was otherwise naked. Witness took up this one in within too yanls of the Pamege-lori.lge on the f'henl
aide, and inside Pound MI far as the Caetle. Sa 1111 l el
Cook and Henry Ibitt were on wato•li that night from
theyhis.armn,:d,
eaonndemdtes.hainni,ponetroli,ohkisoefflohthi,7l;nhtir,i,t,as. fact as
gen wax the went, and though the other milers tried te
midnight to a quarter to five. l' 1.43 to 3.45 he
put on his clothe+, he milled it off again. At last they
himself smite,! the icentla of the guard... returning
at almut five, awl then turned in. It was it tlii,k,
;;etrteingotinasetahve;
hbauctkthnefnthaeinNeeeolasogg.c:nn:ie th,,atinthdeoywewe.re
smashed. He went round and found Thompson elope olirty merning, anol you could not see mere than 100
atainet the winanw. wet Mrs. Force pointed out Wilson as yards nit to ma. At six he wan called, and went down
the floe who broke the window. On this Wilsen nmare I ti see the beat. He aaw the two Meng that went nit
off at Mm. Forte, and on his keeping her hark. Wilson
to nave the eitipwre.loel people, suet neelenel all the
cried-" Out with your kniveo, and stab the b-s.
ossietance in ills power, lie called the policeman, tile'
Wilon are a tier.
orapheol to hie onmenander, and ceitmeinicateol with
The Mn: You
ayor roved him, and told hi, that if they
the Receiver if Wreck. Br the I '..maniesioner
would eendoort theieprr rase, Be•y about,' have juidire, for the
mariotrates were there, to it, them justice as well as the lerreto were built with a broad twain and ellen, at. each
po 'semen. end. Die own boat, i+ a punt, built for tweet.. and not
Witness continued that Wilson, when in custody, rain' for moving life. If lie were to lamed, his boat in bad
out " Bluejackets ! aloe the b-...." He got several blow a,
weather to Kaye life the people woulol think him inad.
and was obliant to draw his staff, and he gat on the
The boat had been conidentneil an unfit since. Ile haul
nips, but a heavy stone was thrown at him, and
spoken about goonelemodng• her before. She would new
knocked him senoeleoes This man he coutol not recognise,
be replaced, lint he hal no other.; yet. He wielied to
though he now him at the time.
Dr. Drew: A cowardly want, to throw stonee, nay the late .1 by night multi not go about: the under-
Bartlett continued that Wileon atruck him in the leg, eliff ; that pelt if the beat was left to he examined the
and he hit him with the staff.an4 broke it. and also called on first thing in the morning.
they fell a ooldier to :moist. when they fell loaek. The sailors were Henry Putt, the coastipiard on •Intv from 1.30 to
hololing on to Wilson wo thick that he had a job te get the
4.10. saul he saw no lights, the night being dark and
" " on. Wan certain that he MAPI, Denham in the
olirty. At eaten liel.wk he was called loy the officer to
fetal
itechekNeir
the ,::::.::... though
examine the contet, I lilt I 1
station. rescue
IfuteerWwial rsool Wilson
* ell's! it to the
with men in it, ninon two miles fnom the land, :shed
Denham declared that became over with a gentlinen to j';', w•l--x- onolig no. lie 'saw us Inet
west and by north .4 Blacknor Point : end the lerreba
the station. were theta Montt a mile and a-half off, along the atiore.
Bartlett said that Mr. Charles, of the Custom House, Bryan ('they, another ...met:tiara at Portland,
cane, over to the elation, hunt he was not at the Nelson, eat.) in the mornieg of the 12th he relieve.) the man on
and would not have anything to my ahoutthe affair. •
night glut,' at 111,. t• Chia. liriu guard that natant:
P.C. English next partly erorroborated, saying the
covered aimed tour mileo. He firot went to the extreme
conduct of priooners wee so violent that they were oltlige4
te draw their nave,. He heard a man err not-" Draw end of hie beat, anol, en returning. saw the inen heeling
your knives, and stab the b-e" This to ok place &lout 111111 boat and n hotly. By the officeee orders he went
a quarter or half-put six. Thompson was the worst of the down to render omnintanee, lint the boat wee haule.l up
bit. No obolt they had been drinking; but they did not • before he arrived. Ile afterwanle went to relieve
appear to be tinny. WIIAT MARRIAGES AltE 1.13;AL I anther man, anti therefore 'hit not nee the ehipwrecked
Sergeant Apsey maid Thompson and a man like Denham A mon uncomfortable feeling has been excited in the crew brought on chore.
Neera among the men who wanted to fight, sheet h'alf.paat
fins an hour before the row. Thonopern mid if the So-
of St. GeorgeL and the Vicar of St. John a MS
disc to what John l'ampleill Sheningtsm, the third effl.e.r of the
Wan y od to some difference of pinion toetwerrri the Rector
Avalanche, Kahl he held no certificate. He j.•ined the
policeman wanted them, they ehould have something for conatitutse th
epariah '.4 Portland. Theomfort
taking them. chip on the rsth ..f September, and he never exiled In
As to the charge of wilful damage to the pane of glass, h bait k ' h i h
with which all three were charged. to-acted between persons living one at St. John's, and the bent. The o•olliaion bulkhead forward wax built In
caill'op.l7,:sot.onol:es towneutfeewebtaattni!uh tnitioaredAaginestsauttulcoahveatbetehnecadoin.- her before, hit enowt, her ever a nee 1.. e WAN
Mra. Force was cation ; hot rould not say who other at St. Georon'a and who, without having given with the othlis She carried live boats, condoning of it
smashed the window :it was broken while I. was melee at St John . hsve been married at St Georo's life boat two large slitters, curle, and a smaller renter.
outside. Thompson wry. the ene who none some re-
...herrn. The "position" can only toe imoleratnel by
'The life boat woo. atowea on the thy it at the fore part
meth -Mrs, Force olid not A/•PI:11 to remember very exeetir studying the following in tern, published by the Vicar of
of the poop. The two cutter.. were ton the misfile for-
who was who in the noise, or she was out of the way at St. John's :-
the time. ward toy the side of the {moon. keel newards. am was
A young sailor of the Defence named Braydon voluto
"HT
Lo",..Sit-Jl.thini'n.si!;Titca,viages4litgoo.rtilainf d,ylhoupt. 2
willi. lhajTja. 1 y
ale. the gig. ". he smaller cater was in the davito on
teered hie OVl.lisn,e, although cautioned by the Mayor.
inform me witat my true ecclesiastical position is in may the !starboard side. There was a set of life belt' in the
lle mid that he saw the row, and.. arnompanieol by
parish, There newer., to he a mieunderatanding in the life hen, "net ir nolo thwart and oone fir the emewain.
Thommon and Denham, went intn the Nelmn altogether. part of Mr. Beazer with regent to his semition as Rector The Trinity pilot was landed at Dover when the tog
There woan a row malady and they went net. SomehalY of St. George'u and mine as View of St. John's, Portland. kft. a„.I the Alio then procee•leol •lown Channel tinder
inoulted Thompson, who was going to fight : lout witnees
May I ask you to he good enough to inform me if I ani tuot
fll H. On the 11th, •4 Se Outlier at elsait eight
pert him net to do go. Thatnp-nn and Denham right in maintaining that So. loohn'm is a di4;ne eeele.i. " sail . I ~ •
were not in th.: row. He believed that it we, Wilson who
staMit parish, anol note district ? Referring to on license pine the thiseallant sails were taken in no the wind
knocked in the window. Witness was oinked by the
a 'under your spianopal mat dated Dem ceber Ilth. liffol, I 'WWI increaeing, and at the tune the Portland light
pnliceman to come to the otation and say what he knew "' on styled ' Vicar ef the new parrs& .4 St. John Bonnet coed,' be seen. It was then the eaptein and Are I
the row. In the row witneso was tilting Thonignon
lin the Isle of Portland, in the county of Dorset,' and in offieer'e wateh. When witnem turned in at eisht
along, when another ma, qrarj„, at Themonen. hit the meinoran4 1111 l ..f reading in my church i. called 'The oielock the ship wals goftw tinder full tope :tile. foreoeill,
witnem
bin the meuth, and made hi. mouth I.lent.
parish churrh of St. J•din the (hetet ;' this twang the reefed inaitimil. inner and niter jilts, fork+ op nave:ail
ke 1 for th. ir defence, Wiloon olenied having
In what same is Mr. Bola .r Hector oof Portiere'? I I k lief h the th 1 i 1
in. nioAll er. owe e gave up ewa c le tropeo•tet
had a knife : Th•ompaon denied having atruck any one; es'erhele hie rertorial riighto extend to the befits of the a
find ltenham ae,.laml that he di.l net attempt to remue
'Tr' hof St. Gonne : that i. Methanol, Mi 11,14 the eceleei• the tilde It hut an foun4 them to be burnine briehtiv.
he was teken on suspicion outride the door. because he had l' ?
i ' h fMt J h 4StP te Pe o in • that •
a pans eos o . ootan . . e .r. ra on .. % f ter Tumble in he heard the I.nkeen man report a lisht
a slit of whit•w6sll,,n hi. serge. his is correct, having reference to the meteel rubric in bon what what it leas he oath! not remember. The next
The Mayer told the defendanto that the magietrates
the form of solemnisation of matrimony-Cif the per- thinghe heard afterthativaothe pilotsineingoont, "liar'
were there to tell them anol the other milorio preosent that
son+ that are to be married dwell in divern lavisher% the up." Ii c initne.li .tely got out tof hit bunk to go on deck.
it waa their duty to proteol the poheemen in the oliacharge Inane mind he soked in both perishea, and the citrate 44 ;ma ae he wee a, In tip he heard the captain call tont
nf their duty. They were willing to make every allowance
the oe narish shall not solemnise matrimony between Portohelm WAILEHANI AND PURBECK L.tnou RE IN'
your." The seoind oner called to the
for milers who t doe a glass of beer, and who may b n
e
t pted then tge furth than i their sober moments ou
thnn witht a certificate .of the banns thrice asked o. .
elite( officer I .ane •tn deek, for I think there is g•oing FRI EN I) SI n'l ETV
ou . emo er n a of other , kill-andoixtveseconol
they wbl. When theae are on shore drafts from the
b
y th e‘
TiYato the
11,112 el' il arting illesallY. an t. be annher aimaeh." When lie Inn on ileo:k he !saw The annual ineetilig awl dinner 4 thie .0+411,1 WWI
oquadron lying in the Roadstead the magistrates were Tlri , Ir',„„ 1.a,...c ma al , y a., for clandestine marriage the jibboom of another chip on the port side, Mid held on Tuesday lain at the Rod Lion Hotel, Wan •
bound to let it he known that it wan their oluty t a and
when he tee he i- in the habit .4 .hung) perform; the above the mainniasit. Tie believed it etre& the how. There was a very !deeming attendance, anol
that they should, pmteet the police. Wilson and
marriage service in lain church between contracting eartiev, mainmast an.l carried go.mething away. 'When he Hoiit Yeareley ,111 l hill beet, and naturally was highly
Thompson e On sent for 28 &yr' bard labour, and George
see to such contracting party bong resident in my ent aft he wan thrown down the after hatch upon succemful- Prior to the dinner of the enciety'e diem.
Denham was present, and waa one of these who helped in .
parish.without requiring from me. as its minioffer, a cerlis ^ H i 1 t t be the I I 1 I•I en peted for the
some passengers. e came lip age n ano wen on o her,, ei a motrere, w 1., 1., ~ D
the distort:too : but there were mitigating circumstances
ficate of the duo publication of the lemma I trust your ok of a subotantral dinner at the
the poop, and the two ehips "truck again an he Came premium., part. •
in the cam, ant he wants go to Dorcheoter gaol for seven
1d h' ••11 not object t o niy giving publisity to your I Mr
day.' hard labour The magistrates wished it to be
'''.
4,4' sni
ha the honour tro remain your lordshi 's
„ no. As the ntruck the third time he got nob owl the Black Bear Motel, Mr. J. .1. liatex, oitewan to .
understood that this would be the course they should aorhforil-an I roalient servant, TMOIIAS A.. Onion. To the Forest. Upon the poop he saw the cainnin, whom be E. J. Weld, of Lulynorth Castle, prodding ,on tho
pursue in all eases where the police were asoaulted. IRight Its ' the Lord TY h fSl'b ry " told the ship was sinking. He also told the mumengers tea:mien ; while the elociety'si hon. secretary, Mr.
•v. eis op o. .J. is u .
The Superintendent said that as a rule the Whim- when he fell down the hatch if they wiithed to save Lacey, wino ably suctwoh his deceaaeol fattier, wile In
behaved thenmelveo very well when on steins, and if it "Palace, Salithury, Sept V. their lives they must get no deck. Only abotit three the vice-chair. The ploughing took place the ',reviles.,
had not been for that fart, the whole lot whn made the "My dear Sir-I find that by an instrument dated July I I I f the time f the first 1 I GI Thunoolay on the farm of Mr. White, of Burton. the
disturbance would have been brought before the Benchm mites e epee( ndn e me o eo ow un
13. IS+l5, the Er demastiral Conomissioners. in pursuance of jrnigni being Mr. John Scutt, of Winfrith ; Mr. J. Lb
the Avalanche sunk. He heard an order to equate the
t 'day. As it wao, they only brought the worst three.
Sertion 11. of the Act of Parliament 111 awl 20 Viet. r. 101, , .
Dr. Draw; On another occasion you must not be no oreyaron, upon which eto hi! em . o• on every. a , h Ilth to hIIP ul hloreton ; and Mr. W. Longman, Belhubih.
hori I h 11' t! f ha f t ' 4 '
set- Bel t 0 PSI / ICI\ 1011 0 FMK 0 ma ',many. ATIwo ork
lenient, you must bring lIP the whole. his idea being to bring the chip up to the wind, The weather was very favourable, and nome good
thing, .
the solemniouition oof inriageo and the several °elfin. of
DISTRICT MEETING OF FORESTERS. the Churrh iu St. John's Church, whereby the district of no that they might get the boats over. The next wag done, there being eleven . competitor's in Clam 1.
The half-yearly meeting of the Weymouth United tat. John's became under the 14th iteeti•on .of that Art 'a thing he heard was the mate of the Forest retying three in Chow 2, and three In (la's 3. 1 here was an
Diotrict, A.0.F.. was held on Tuesday lan at the Council- generate and diotinet parish for lychee...teal poirgesies; "Let us have order, bosom," there being at the time extra clime for double furrow plongluo, and there were
chamber. Guildhall, when an innovation was made on the and, coneequently, the inhabitants of Portlenol St. John nine), confnsion. They 'it one hoot over the .hipa' two competitore.
usual course of proceedinge, the meeting being open to cannot be legally marriml in the parioh church of Port- idole, and a man got clown with merle Inicketn. An At the dinner the chair wan occupied by Mr.
the public. It was preai.led over by Bro. William land. I have written. 0 Mr. Beazor to this effect.-
mon as h e soot down there WM a rueli fer the boat and N oliii
atlell Bond, of Holum Priory, while Mr. J. J.
Butt, D.C. R.. RUpported by Brea .fohn Hunt, D.S.C.R., Ever }ones very faithfully, GoOnsie Is emit Rev. T. A. ,
the mate ••f the Forent etorel on the boil warke with a Bate., woe the vice-chairman. At prewit were the
John D. Mowlam, D.T., and W. C. T. Hounaell, D.S. The why."
In Itiolit Hon the Earl of Eldon Colonel Nlatetel, Mr.
i.)
(elbowing were the delegates present :-" Mime of Heams. Macdonald and Brodrick (lawyers), writing from piotol, lie ea"(let the ‘them boat lumen: there
... • .
Feathers," 3,152, Weymouth. Joseph Dewey
.; "Sailor's the Dbeseaan It, sl,lishory, ilate as folbows:- I Fill' (. I f Wart
identy of time Whiln it woe being ten 11,1Wt1 Wiroe one I y lbeet, !qr. b reehini i ter rte..•r• er o •
Hope," lat Weymouth, Bro. George Allen: ' England's "The olietriet (of St. John, Portlatel), was oimienot under cried out the chip was sinking, anti anetlier moll was ham), Mr. 11. Garland (Worgoite lamb Mr. Oliver
Hope," 4.41 n, Weynsouth, Bro. F..!. Stoekting ; "Alex- the proviaions of 1 and 2 Wm. IV., Cap. 3. section 10, &mole, which the nude Pante-eel. Ultimately the mow' Varier, Mr. Joseph Garland. Mr. Harrison,. Mr.
&noire," 1,721 t. Chirkerell. Bro, Richard Thresher; "Star but sot alch amignment did not make the district for all h„ot woe got over, when the mate .1.1 ".f.ont, olown, White, Mr. G. Limas (Braille-), Mr. Henry I aylor
of Broa•lwey," 4.9104. Bnoidwey, Bro. William Rowers erchaiaatical purposes distinct. and separate from the one t 4 von, rm.! put llthe on in " The witnem jumned ( Ism. In Mill, Fonlington) My Oakley (Wareham),
Svmende: "Ilchester Leta," 5.024. Ahbotsbury, Bro. rectory of Portland, the Eeelesoador il C mannetionem in
1 1 tfi Ith I M P •nt (Mille ni a illr (Dorchester), Mr.
I i too the bon I I g moat, en cou • no no eio tig- .r. was. . o s, . . Sly
Willie/a Gill • "Britaieho Hope.. s,ego, Leiworth, Bro. losis made an order unoter 11) and 2.1 Vie., Cap. 104, section ' "wn -n
Gorge Hared). Weot Lulworth ; "Pride of the Village." 11., whenoloy the district berm:leo a 'now poirioh,' as eon- ho Th le. e chief mate then got into
theboat, anol Longman
( . lisilimieht, Ntr C. Beale, alr. Bartlett
0.0105, Maiden Newton, Bro, E Galpin, of Great Teller : templated by the 11th section of that At end tith and 7th whilst he was trying to put the plug in witness kept (Wiwi; 'rue), Mr. G. Duthie's, Mr. Levy (Ii . owere'
" F.orestr'o Pride," 4i,317, Wyke Regis, Bro. W. Parker Vie.. Cap. 37., seethe% 1.5.- the boat Ma He coolloi not find the plug, and elle tare), Nit (lark, and .dhem.
Rem ; " Rodin Hood." s,llOl, Evenhot Bro, Henry Really, this is too biol. That geed people who have not Waa not plugged until I ll be tl ... osty..g..- ...mut nine men got There was the metal speechifying, and a very plea.
Wigrett : Bro. Purehase was Anina Beadle. The minutes only leen openly niarrieol with religion, riteabut who have into the hen, and the mate sang nut f, ,r the captain. own evening wait spent.
of text meeting, and thee of the Distriet Committee, • •soone to church," and thereby been in wrint according to p 111 I. e toi er e. i •-• an. ea .
The ei ta' 1 k 4 • th i 1 1 iI " What 410 PRIZE lilsr :
having helm received. the auditor's report -am prmented. as hat is often sought to In ra ule out as the best, almost the want'!" and the mate told him to come down Into P
. 1.01:0111a0 weld Mouse.% AND OXEN. -To the person
The funeral fund het audit had a balance ill hand of only proper way to be married, should have a doubt Pel • h shell beot plosegh half ao. acre of lend within two
435 ss. 91.1., .LB) hal been paid into bank, and the prnent thrown upon the cc may by a minister .4 the chinch the boat, TWO crthen men got into the boat. They w o
hour. with two hone. and without • drlver.-Flrat, 4,3,
balance is £52 In. 41d. : in the management fund the established bylaw, and that they About.' have to see into KM a man clinging to the anchor, and tried to get
William Treviso (in the eniploy of Mr. W. T. D easy);
Indent.° in hand had hennaed from £2 Its. 11,1, to a matter shout which they had no doubt for years before, him, but without seiceems When they Teethe.' off Pe1..,11.1, ,L 2 James Rollo (Mr. G. Ellid : third £1 N.
£4 Is. BY. son the good. account the cash in hand last is rather shocking. We trust that the two clergymen they tried to keep her heal to the sea, but found it Langford (Mr. It. White); fourth, 10.. ft. Selby (Mr,
MR. NEEBE AT BATH. audit -u 1.5 18s. Sol. and there are ogoods to the amount concerned will without delay jointly make a declaration oliffieult to In n ,_, an at that time they haul no W. T. Whittle). Eleven eompetltora2Ditto, under 17
of LI3 45. 9d. ; bet there is a behnee of .010 s. 2d. due on that shall, from m wrious and important, not to saY co rowloeke The other boat wato afterwrinie men on the years of sge, dotto -First. .112, (J. Lasses (Mr. J. 11. Gar-
The " Romantic Irish Dramas," as they are called, of this fund : the reserve fund hnl • balance in hand last thoroughly delicate, a matter, resume all maiiner of doubt oder' . 1 T iht t I IT' 01l .Lll 1; Mooed (Mr. R. White). !Onto. mard, blot ter a moment oon y. hone nte ma an. . mew . . •
the present epoch, have an undoubtedly healthy moral audit of 419 Os. 7d. the profit on demonstration was -- within four hours. with oxen awl a driver-La. R. Laing.
tone. In the cooumencement of the play, Vice is in the L 29 7s. HI, and °tiler amounts
etrased the reoeipts to The Rev. J. A. Beazor, rector, han published the were able to one the Foreet for mme two hours. When
ford (Mr. G. A. 'hoiden). Three competitors-Doulsls
aacendant, hut in the end Virtue always triumphs. Mr. /at lls. 11.1. •en the other aide delqntes' expenses to f,di, • _ the witnem finit went on board the rent the red rsere„._.,2. Jrraer 1..
wing : . " An ecclenanical quesUnoler the
Boucicault is to an extent the father of this style of Greenwich fic.m. amounted MLA reducing the balance • light WM bright, but the green light was dim. -In '''
shove heading I was aetonishe.l to observe in your im- •• PhigeHltanft, CtaVERs, LABORREgs, and DolllfaTn:
comedy. To the style of drama mentioned above eseen- to Le Ils. Ild. The alietrect account was :-By cash In , crom-examination by Dr. Phillimore the witnem stated o
rraltrAlre the shepherd who shall have reared the
tally belono A rrakqta-Pngtv, one of the many suceemtes Wilts and Dorset Bank last audit, Lital Ils. Ild. ; interest Pren.non last week that a limther clergyman had,
the Avalanche car el no deck cargo beyond the hull greaten number of lambs frotu a flock exceediog 5011 ewes
of the clever atior-drasuatist, Dion Boueirault, and with on t•Ah in hank. Cl le. 24.; paid to bank for past six without having given me any intimati•on of his inten-
of a steam lannrh. He was aim cromiexamined at -1.1 Pet., W. Peach lin the employ of Mr. E. liesenta which Mr. F. Nene, who we cordially welroine at lessee months, .L2O : cash in tressureFe kande. Lei lis. 10d... hese tin, draved my name before the public making tino
• n con I! Prone len,dh with reference to the ponition of Ime entry. Ditto, front a flock exceeding 300 ewes-
of our Theatre, " opened the ball on Saturday night We o due on goods account, £ll 10e. ad.. £5O las. M. ; goods in me whet I can hut think to be a very unkind and un- '( - ' ' -
were glad to see on the occasion in question a goodly- etock. .L 5 Ms. ; district property, £3 Pas ;in secretarY.' provoked attatck. Were it only a matter concerning bion
the two Alpo at the time of the coil . First, L 2, W. Shots (Mr. E. J. Weld) • mcond, N.L Joseph
house to welcome the enterprising Exeter entrepeneur, hand+, 7s 34, due due from Court 6,358, £5 lis. 4d. ; eoods my If personally I ehoulol have let it pass unnoticed '
Joeeph Peter al'Cartay, an able eeaman on the Willcox (Mr. G. Budden). Two counietitors. Carter who
h l' dhe th e t greatest number of years on e same
and the audience testified to the really excellent manner for Milton Abbas Conn, L 5 h. 9d. -total worth of the -- ae '• • - • • • - l Ai•slanehe mid lie ithi rad four or five daYs before shalt aV" le
the drama was produced by "calls" after sash mt. We district, £313 le. Id-Bro. John Moore, who preeented the hut an it in a question involving the rights! of the , • P . . .. • farm or with the eaves muter-First, £2 10s. Robert
s„. she mailed. Hie watch consietea of tne captain, meting Farwell (the Earl of Eldon); second, LI Ilk E Harrell
must eomplintent the artistes who enacted the dramatis auditor s report, noted that they had found everything all dff P I I beg to Church an 0 the people o ort and
-6 - - mate, *even able seamen, two ordinary 'seamen, (Mr. M. Itanolall). Three oonipetitors. Lathourer who
paran.la. During the whole performance we saw hardly right and perfectly satisfactory. The balance sheet was, permitted to say a few wordelin reply. Mr. ttley's
Imatramin nilmaker, engineer, and two or three shall have brought up the greaten number ol legitimato
anything that the most critical could canal at, end nearly after examination and discussion, passed in its entirety ; letter treats of two imlijects-my right to the title of -- ---' - '
apprentice., He was not muddy. aliont the engineer. children with the least parochial relief -4,8, T. Marvell
1 every character was worthy of commendation. We must an amendment by Bre. Thresher and Bro. Stockting, "Rector of Portland" and the rights of the inhabitant.;
ilotts ant) V ints. highly compliment Mr. :theta on the really excellent way which would have had the effect of lemening the pay- o,f St Johrl'.l district to be married in the parioh ---
1 the drama was produced. Mr. Chute has the name in ment to the D. 'see lacy by £2 58. W., was negatived church. Am to the first, the thought that will broleibly At the time of the love he mai on the main hatch. (Mr. T. Dorn). Four rompetitora.
ton the book -out. lie heard the There win one man . Ditto who shall have
workoel the greaten no nr oof yeIITS lIV/II the same farm
Bath for having " put on" phys well, but the drama of okout rep' trt alight on one +of the bow* th tl 1.1 t, 112, W. Stroud (Mr. E.
or in le wile ',meter- no
Ilr. Howard's plan tor pushing a.morard a new road • i• • and afterwards withdrawn.-Bro. Do prropoeed '' That ocour to inset intelliont laymen in " What'n in a man o•n the lot
ba
answered
Gesent); second, .£l, W. Mouton (Mr. G. lellis). Ton
. Saturday night .id not setter in any degree by the cow- this diotrirt he nominated for high court • meeting 0.. The necond mate or cap n, on the poop, answe
from the Bridge south-weet towards ELsiviell stations . parked In (act, we query if the I ' name t What are these clergymen bickering about?" competitors. Ditto not exceeding 40 year. oof age, ditto-
Present pay ts not pro- following Sheflield."-Seconded by Bro. liounsell, who All right." The next order was from the captain oor r 4.:
is being comidered Mr. Howard plainly points out duced better than then Mr. Chute used to luring out The pointed out the importance to any towu of getting the The same thought may have occurred to our swot s •int, 2, James Meeien(Mr, U. W. Fairer); second, 1.1,
that the road would open vast quantities of' building stage appointments were all good. The dresses were good, High court meeting heid in that town... proved by the Bishop. for I see in hie answer to Mr. Ottley he "cam' mate, 1•k " The 1 " Brai in the xpan er. epi ot wall John Pitman (Mr. E. lien titt Two competitors. Ditto,
.
lanol in most eligible sites, and in • very few reale the in capital taste, and in strict harmony with the period the arduous and costly struggles made to obtain it for other altogether panto over unnoticed all that portion of his on deck. When the witneen went to broil he RAW • not exceeding 21 years of age, ditto-Finit CI 10s.,
increane.l value of the land would recoup the cost of Play is mied to occur in. We do not remember seeing terns. Bro. Hounsell also announced that if the district letter where he appeals to the Bithop on thie point. ..5.,• or,- es
red light on the port bow, one snd a-half to two Thomas Marvell (Mr. 111. Itan.lall); second, Ma, T.
the road The worthy Alderman urges that the anythingbetter in thisinwayein Bath. By the way, we would eive him a credential, he would himself attend the afterwards he heard the captain or mate Stevens (Mr. G. Sudden). Four competitors. Female
For myself I care Intle whether-I am called " Rector ''-- Soon hj
hardly knew ourselves . th Bath wing nit to the stranger (w ch was then vinible) to , , .., . lioard should not be frightened at the expense, but th Theatre when new Nee retitle High Coert meeting, free of cost to the district. of St (I.orge'ti" or "Rector oof Portland ;" lout. as the 1 LI 55., Mary Spoom (Mr. It White).
scene siter new scene Gad well painted, too.) were in (APplaun 1-Thot propwition was carried -Court 3152 rt her helm. There was no reply, and 'the struck "'"i''`"' • ""'n' •Id apply for compulsory powers to make a yestion has been raiaed in this olijectiouable form, ir Six competitors. Male domestic Nervarat ditto-gratuity folded to the eyes. Certainly Mr. Beebe and his efficient pored °that this district I . hie 'he Pro *came annual su nrs to sine struck • little abaft the mainmast with her port "
£16,000 ha tnotting road," of about one in 20 descent. About t e truth may as well be told and the tnatter set to of LI, C. Scutt (Mr. C. Fairview). One ent
stage-manager, Kr. Alfred Nelson. deserve the highest the Dorset County HespitaL" Bro. nanied 4:22a , I e been named ea the likely coat; but this praise for the very excellent style the play was pas put on the as the subscription, which w seconded Thresher by Bro. Dovey.- rest. If a mites name is called " Brown" he dissent bow in the main chains on the port side. Witness ran SII tail
CEr anicoo.-T. Ole person under 17. years of age
Mr. Howard does not believe. boards. The performance concluded with the redly Bro. John Moore thought tuff the sum should be given to care to be called " Tomkins ; and as Mr. Ottley is he poop and got on to the Forest Ito t . some chain 1 who shall beet shear sheep within two hours-First,
How quietly passed off the revision of our Burgess laughelde farts of LAimeffing, in which Mr. Fawcett the Weymouth and Dorset County Eye Infirmary whence "Vicar of St Joha's New Parish " his
„ Eroper style work hanging from her head, and saw the Avalanche Cl, F. Wilcox (in the moldy of Mr. G. A. Buddeutt
List on Thursday last! The Mayor and those envied Lomax was again successful am "Alexander the Greet." some of-their members had received benefit. in fact one of and title would not be "Vicar of Art te'-row" or '' n
i k beneath him. He helped t, t the white boat i lint e w second, Its,, W. Holland (Ear of Eldon). Three competi-
We must not forgt to mention that the bare as of the the smelled of the three) over with the help of the tors. Diito, recommended by a member, not being in
tho
officers who have the right of Fitting with him on the eat ce re rh.
raspect the members had had his eye very skilful's. taken out.- " Perpetual Curate of Chesil Beeeh ;" and so neithet (
„„„ , habit of shearing with or In any company, ditto, within
Magistrates' Bench were something much lees than tasteful introduction of • k
es has been entirely changed by the Bro. Thresher agreed and withdrew his own proposition, • as
roc ery each aide, made of an 4 it was resolved to give a lito the It 'net County ! captain. She filled. The other wo butts w
l'' tne " Roct.e rd Pc'rtland" nu I' at Tlad " Rector t tts
''...
i one hour an.l a-half-First, £2, G. Minn( (Mr. John
launched with men in them. Witness jumped into
an hour engaged on the list. Our Town Clerk had virgin cork and feroL which altogether has a very pretty il ' of St. Geerge's." In the eve of the law and as a Mead); second LI. John Daniell (Mr. W. S. Hull); third.
I' and LI la to e Dorset latunn Eve Infirmary . I
the water and was picked up.-By Mr Phillimore . 10a., J. House 411 r, C. J. Lacey). Eleven competitors.
prepared it so carefully that everybody was satisfied, effect It was supplied by Mn. Kitley, of Milsom-street aa-ItrAISTRATION. - - - ' 1 tter f fact thereto no 'ouch place as "St. George's n a 2
afaineail was reefed to
the Mayor wae able quickly to return to equally use. The same programme is to be repeated every evening The next proposition was "to conaider any alterations of Parish. and no such person in exietence as the "Rector ' .enable the Pilot to see under It, MOWING. o the person who shall best mow :i
fnl duties as Mr. Lundie, and the amessors descended this week, and we canto at here do better than re-utter General Law which may be deemed necessary, and to of St. Georges" but,
to just an Mr. Ottley claims under At the time of the collision the Avalanche was four quarter of an acre of gram within two bourn
Mn'
from
thecoveted high seata to other u, benches," where our wish of. last week7viz., that playgoers will give Mr, decide an to reentering the district as a branch of the " the epiecopal seal " be "styled Vicar of the ',me points off the wind. The pilot gave the order "Hard , a-half-First, £2 10.1.. E. Marsh f the employ l
ey .. .
they practim an equally woeful revision-that of the Nee .
he a trod M e wtll warrant they will not he dis- Order."-Bro. Hounsell proposed meting t o the High Parish tof St John the Emotion," no under the ea up 'in no hurry. lie seemed careless about it. J. H. Garland), meow', £1 laa. It Ninebaui(Mr. tL liar
' Jacksonl•
qualifications of the young. appointed In our oon if Mr. Neebe continues his Court Meeting a suggestion Chat a new form of ceremony episcopal seal and authority I was Dlaced in nosemainn
me John Cansphell Sherringt on said when he first got on land). third. Ilia, T. Farwell (Mr. l'•
' mauagenient in the same efficient and liberal style he has be compiled for the installation of hon. members, instead - hoard the confusion there WWI very great. The crew of the highly commended. (horge Courteney (My C. J. Lacey
- 0 "the rectory of the inland end parish church of -I*-ls a
ah sarao.arthy. seaman. in Fourteen competitors. Ditto who shall best mow -- . commenced it in, he will do • thing many have urged as of asking hon. members, exactly m financial members are For were foreignero. J
Although the political barometer was at "Set Fair" impossible-vie . make the Bath Theatre pay--Bulk asked, whether their wives are in good health T-After a Portland" As everybody in Portland knows quite cross-examination, said the boat in which they were eared machine one acre of grass within one hour-First, .4.3.
on Thursday, yet by Sattuala) it had fallen to Gazette, lottle conversation, the meets k ' Itespect well, though the ecclesiastical districts of S. John's leaked, hut not so badly as to cause fear of Its being
meeting too no action.- Green (Mr. .T. H. Celeraft) ; seem& a (given by lir.
" Change," and a thunderstorm impends. A meddle. Mg re-registration, it was explained that, at present the new parish and S. Peter's "District chapalry " have swamped. He thought they could have got alonoide the Taylor.
Dorchester), O. Shermey (Mn. John Mead); highly
FUNERAL OF MR. W. BRYANT.commended, W. Cake (Mr. F. Jackson). Eight coin.
some contemporary, not satisfied with predicting the distriet being registered under an old Act, has no Teem been aseignell, the imland of Portland still remains one Forest again if they had tried. Captain Lockhart, of the
shelving of Mr. Walker, which might have been The funeral of the late master of the Weymouth 6tw4i ins Court of Lew. It was, therefore, unanimously pariah, of which lam the rector' and, more, when Forest, said he waa the last num who got into the long- t.,re,
accomplished with general satisfaction had it taken Union Woorkhonse was the occasion of a somewhat agreed that the district should be registered again. For tie ne oliotricts were amigned certain .. rectorial right..." boat. After he left the ship he did not remember eeeing queen. HOtitio. -To the person who shall beet hoe 31
1 of turnips within six hours-First, £2 10s., J. Meadeu
care not to irritate, must needs on Friday night rub unusual proceesion on Tuesday alternoon last. The gin there Is no. fee. At one o'clock the delegates and , • her lighta. He saw one blue light sent up, but thought It nff ..
herein were reserved, and theee-aa they do not at all Lot Mr. O. W. Ferrer); second, Ll Ils. m
the for of the Liberal party the wrong way, end by deceased was one of the oldest members of All Souls' et fileers dined together at the Court-room of Court ' Wee from a boat If the Avalanche bad manoeuvred as she gn Ins eltirie
"Plume of Feathers," at the Coo • Arms, where • hot
per 5 interfere with, or trench upon, the vicar's rights ae dld and the Forest had kept her original coulee no colll- "Tem -.- •te As Bndiden*l third' I°l° G' Gnrn" ' ' jointly amolling tosothms who were uot ha Teatime lodge (170) of Freemasons, and was a Past Prov. S.G. dinner was provided. ' having the cure of souls in those districts-I intmd tO don would have occurred. Handal. moven conspethan.

Mr. tt est.in -11.•iii.t0on I,loser aid he Woo .41
the 14.1,k out on hitin.loy, rtiptefulsir Pith, and saw
dant in 11,1,,rosui With a lateiti,r n.,w the .104
go into Mr. Bascielihe's 1141 awl un a ham awl kill it.
The hare cried and dehoolont ran :Along the peal in the
direction of the wend till he sow him. lie (tile keeper)
Jumped through the hedge awl took the hare from Vied.",
whieb he was eel Loa lwlogjett to defendant. Ile bad
cwitioned defendant before. !ewe orenrrenee
dint begged hint not to summon bno. —Dofewlant denied
that his dog left the road, awl said the iloo that killed tie,
hare helonged to our., otilvd,o :ttte•noling Woodbury Bill
Fair. —Tim Bench Mimi di:Neel:het Yo. awl mete, os,
lint-er, Lockyer, a labourer, of Bere Regis, was
summoned for hieing drunk at the Llrax's Arms, Dere
Regis, on the Cie! of Sept.:tuber, awl refusing to leave
when requesteil.—Fl Chinn said he was called into the
house on the day in question hy the landlady, who told
him there Wad a row in the kitelien mid asked hint to put
out the parties. He found ilefendont end some travelling
people in the kitchen, awl there was • regular row, the
others being just tio hod sol del...intent, who had his coat oft
lie requested them to leave, Mit they would not do no for
some time, lie put hf. rlll3llt out, awl when he returned
the others had left.—Defewlaut WM. aired 10e. and coats,
no.
nurn.ey, a farmer. of Knaveliwril, Corte Casa',
MIS 1111111 l ae.l for furiously thriving two horses and a
waggon at the outcparish ri Holy Trinity. Wareloon. 'it
1 the hkil of (Melee—EC. Battrick said he saw the delen.
dant drive two horses in a waggon Over Wareham Bridge
at a trot, and when he was over he whipped the horses awl
made them gallop. Alter some difliculty be stopped the
horses and told defeniliwit he de-mid report him. Ilefen•
dant logged his pardon and asked blur not to sweeten
hitn.—Defendant said one of his homes shied rooting over
the bridge, awl they then started, hut he did not use bit
whip. —lie Wee tined Is. and 6.. costs.
Jame. Nevem, haker, of Code h !A.B.', Was siimmoned
for allowing Mime colta to stray on the highway et Worth
Matravers on the 17th of gepteneher, John Ilatelter,
carpenter, of Corfu Coetle„ was . 111 l oenod her hat mg o
colt straying at the sense time awl place: and Xdono-,1
Aplin, linker, of Curie Castle, was • ttttt moiled for permitt.
tog or uteri, and eett to stray at esirle lhioitle, on the :Ird of
Oototeer.—Mr. W n esto alopeored fir tlie defendantr ond
asked the Bench to he as knient an poodlotej, ow the
animals got out of tile M COILI4II . of the gam
Irving removed for the convenience of the !midi, —The
magistrates fined defendants 61. each awl reduced the
Crete to 2s. in each cue.

.tt;ree-

IDOW

reading desk, was a Luau
which were set white dahlias. Over --
table was • large floral cross. Minder sin ^—
dahlias, and along the sill over the tab of Command- they pr..—
'emits ems soma seleadid amebas of grapes, very kindly Qualifications of the slat by Kr. R. Themes. On the Cosunisniondable itself •
ems • seta but very pretty sheaf of wheat. The front of
thimedflag dee was adorned with garne. meg arranged Although the political barometer was at "Set rau
in beautiful plumes ;00 the choir stalls were circular on Thursday, yet by Sattuday it had fallen to Oautir.
oef scarlet and white flowers, others of wheat and "Change," and a thunderstorm impends. A meddle-
FUNERAL OF ban. „.
. ed..l„rith liana poppies, Ivy harrial. scarlet rose some contemporary, not satisfied with predicting the
sod other moducie of
ra.reeeporsewieb ems. fans, ft.—. biaohas— autumn•of wk.": shelving of Mr. Walker, which might have been The funeral of the late master of the W
and was weenirl ea the gre dander& The &utak accomplished with general satisfaction had it taken Union Workhouse wasthe .iocasion of a
last.
atter'n "et Tb. diariet officers din this there is c. -ed Memo
teal
ii,Vlteleasil=teiti the service care not to irritate, must needs on Friday night rub un._usual...._„proceadon onTuesday
f the oldest menet. f All
for the whoa the fur of the Liberal party the wrong way, and by was one o_ ___rs 0_ name of Feather.... at th„re;oper-s
faintly sensiling members who were not In question lodge (170) of Freemasons, and wa• • Part Pror. abuter •se provided.

_
LONGFLEBT.
lialottaT FleaTivat„—Thanksiriving services for the
harvest were held in St. Mary's Church on Sunday, when
the Rev. J. 1.. Williams, vicar of the mail& preached M
the morning, and the Rev. E. F. Daniell, vicar of )(Awn.
in the evening. The Bawd m !, idi was neatly adorned
ttiwer, and fruit, and the 1.1.1, ire in the eveliing was
foil,' choral. There were large congregation,i awl
c ilertmns were made in aid of the L.ingtlvet Dispenmry

POOLS.
ligvising or vim l..iwitt ot Br ansiatOL—The adjourned
C ant for revising the ltsts of Burgesses wag held at the
thindhall n Tuesday, before the Mayor (I: mneillor A.
B ,l-ton) and Assees firs (Messrs. A. A. Allen end .1. C Lee).
The Lifierala were represented by Mr. ii T. Trevanion,
and the l'onservative.a by Messrs. F. Travers, P. E. Is
Bodge, and .1. S. Barrett. The Mayor nail be was very
glad to have his private opinion r,mtirmeel by counind, and
that Ow notiees of obje 'thing bad tern duly served by Mr.
Trevanion. Mr.Trevanion Algid it was very mratifyi rig to him
to awl that he we' not putting forward that which wee
lie felt convinced from the first that the service
throa.:ll the 1104 wai a good one. The objections were
th a proceeded with and the regent if the revision was as
to ott Liheral gains .et lain., 44 ; Liberal gains on
ohi..etiota, 50; Vital, DI. C mservat Ve gains on claims,
t 2; i'otpiervative gains on objections, 31; total, 52. Total
Liheral gaina, 42.
Tug Tgbeg Or Prebtatriegn YttOrallir.—Several lots
of property belonging to the late Mrs. Hannah Shippick,
lanais ly of the King's Head Inn, Higlestreet, was, by
order of the executors. submitted to public competition at
the houso named on Thursday afternoon. I, it I was a
smack known ag the 's Robert awl Hannah," earrving 75
t .ns, met she was knocked down to Captain It, y, of
tomingion, for .Cl6O. Lot 2 WWI 21-64th abates in the
Krtch '' Mary Jane," carrying 145 tons, and her master,
C iptain Runnier, who already owned the other shares,
ts-caine the purchaser for .134.10. Lot 3 was the residue of
the lease of the King's Head Inn, subject to R rental of
.1..10 per annum. The lease was created on the with of
March, les3i, and it therefore had only about four years
:Lod a-half to run, but the 1.4 fet,hed the round sum of
£l3l, Mr. Shippiek buying it for a arm of brewers at
Anov who have lately purchased the house for about
k 1,7110. The same house was sold some years since for
&soli £4lll.
Tows COVIOCib MEETING. Nonday.—Preaent the
31 ,yor
H. Kemp- w.*h. councimm. r. J. Stone F. Kinn% 11.
Farmer, F.. N. Blanehard. E. C. Oakley. NV. N. Western,
0, W. o,,,piele; W. it. Ballard, T. Buckley,
and C. lull—The Town Clerk said he had received a
fr,on the 11ome Seeretary authorising the appoint-
ment of the additional Polee-constalde (.4. the Borough
I rota the 14 N iveteler.—The tint business on the
ag.usla piper was t,,re,eiv.it,ereportof Mr. I;riekmay
espe,Cog the repairs of the Angel Inn and Shipwrights
Arms, and in the event of the Cannel' determining to
enforce the performance of the covenant* in the leases
against Mr. Styring. the late kssee, to give the
Tan
Clerk a retainer to take setch steps as he may he snit ....I
Is. the Council to enforce the same." The Town I lerk
wain Mr. Crickmay inspected the property and made a
report in which he estimated the repaint to the Angel
Inn at ClO3. Mr. %tering was serval with • notice to It.
the renairs by the 29,h 01 September, and he was alv.,
given notice that Mr. I;rirkmay woold inspect the work
in that day. The Town Clerk read Mr. Crickmay's report,
which r ~,,, nlained that the repairs had only been partially
carried out and that what had been done had been
" scooped.- Mr. Crirkinay suggested that unless the work
was cirri.' out with more spirit the late lessee had better
pay down the cost of the rest .4 the repairs. —Mr. Styring
explained t the Council that he desired the repairs to he
done properly and he hat no wish V. "scamp' the work.
Ile em--lye'! Mr. Manuel to repair the Shipwrights'
Arms and placed Mr. i'r kinay's instruct Vina in his hands,
and tohl him to carry them nat. There was no estiiimte
an 1 Mr. Manuel assured I that the work had been
properly completed. With reg ord to the Angel Inn, the
work was being done in the same way by Mr. Loader, and
he wag tinder the impression that his lea, allowed him
three months longer to do the work. He had no ohjection
to make a money payment :L4 suggested by Mr. Crickmay.
—Upon the toropoeition of Mr. Duiplale, seconded by Mr.
Ballard. the Town Clerk was instructed to wri'n to
Crickmay and ascertain what, in his estimation, would he
a fair amount to receive from Mr. Styring to complete the
repairs acroeling to the aperifirationa.—The seal of the
Council was affixed too lease of • viere of land at East
Quay Road to Mr. Carter for 71 near' —The committee
api.inted to recommend the amount of salary to he raid
to the Clerk to the .lustices for the Borough reported that
the total income from the offio• during the last three
ye .TA gave an average of £2.71 per aninn, and they
recommended that the s nary in totem shoal.' to. £250 •
year, this amount to include emies depaitiona and all
other work ...mired.— Mr. f MeV proposed, Mr. taley
rerouted. and it was acre.' to, that the report he received
isnd ,gh.prsd. —Me. Farm, railed attention to the fart
that the roads at Dentuark.plee were toeing male, and
asked • hether any steps were heing taken to light them.
—The is. inliers of the Conned agreed that some lamps
wore tanlly wanted in the neighbourhood, hut nothing
was it dr'l,, RilE matter.
Perry Sesaioas, ll,urnslay, -Before the Mayor (Kr. A.
Itdstona Alderman M. Komp.Welch, and Messrs. W.
I. Dietdale, .1. it. Durell, and 0. 11. Clutch.
Nary Coorsibx was min ~,,,,, .1 for using °toren° language
in a public tilunsiglif are towards Mary Petty, Monday,
and also for using defamatory :mil abusive language on
the S.M...rrWillnl. There was a er..Pui o,imiii"fls against
Barg Perry for using defamatory language toward. Mare
Csmiln and her husband, William Ciiialiba aka Robert
I.,ty, the hatband .if the other was :sl., tams-
nwned for using defamatory language towards Mary
Coombs— Mr. F. Travers appeared for the Coonilist,—
The summonaes arose out of a disgraceful quarrel alio .t a
fish deal, and the !tench Issuri the women over to keep
the peace for six months, and dismissed the cases against

the nien.
A totie SoWean Wag sitintiome.l for being drunk an 4
onlerly on the 44[1:ty oil Sund:ty morning. —P.V. Lee
the ease, and def.:infant wretfinel 54. and eo.ta.
Tons Mayo.. a youtlifol labourer, of Longlleet, woe
charged with hein4 drunk awl iti0•..1.41.10, in Market-street
on It. Pre. i tic night. --Superintendent Hunt out he war
with pl'. Lee in the *whet Plaee al.mt fmaeter.pa4 It
oil tie. pr.•vt•n. nigh!, and found the prkoner lying •ol the
nt jo..t het... the Angel fun. rri.,oner a., quite
?Antes% :tie they had to CM', 11101 to the Police...nitwit.
The ina4i,trate.4 ordere.l priNott, ti nay a tine of 5 . and

eosty
Itraei Joyce, a labourer, of West Butts, was charged on
remand with threatening to murder his wife. Maria
3..yee, on Tnesday afternoon.—After hearing the evidence
of Eliza Cobh, Maria White, and JAMBS Miller, the
Bench fined prisoner 10, and costs and hound tutu over
in the sum of £lO to keep the peace for six months.
FRlMlT.—liefore Messrs. C .1. Stone and 11. D. 121 i,
Charles Gotland, a small farmer, of Blogworth. wes
I.l,lllZht up in custody charged with being drunk and
dimederly in West-street on the previous night —P.C.
David Horn proved that he found prisoner in Westo.treet
ringing door otto. lie was drunk and disorderly, and
refused t comets'', aml upon 'wing locked up be damaged
the door the cell in -which he was placed. A witness
natant John lAngilown corroborate.' AS to the prisoner's
ital.!, and Vie magistrates ordered him to pay a fine of 5,
and costs and 2, to repair the damage to the cell door.
SATURD \T.—Bef..re the Mayor and Mr. C. J. Stone.
/WOW &Then, a painter of Christchurch, was brought
up under a warrant for disobeying the order of the Bench
to contribute towards the maintainance of the illegitimate
chill of Harriet South, of Parkstone.—The C 4.10 wan
beard on the 311th of Augusk when prisoner. who is a
married man, was ordered to pay 2, 0.1., a week for 13
years and costs up to the time of making thee order.
Prisoner had paid nothing and besides 15, arrear.s his.
further c sits had been incurred. —The mazistratcs
sentenced prisoner to three months' hard labour, lint
granted pertuiasion for him to remain at the Police station
till the evening to give Eiji wife, who was prissent a chence
of gettins, the money.