The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

WCYNOUTZ TM, 11411 CS 130011? T. !Amide and
•nopoi ‘-re of this aostaty intend bowleg their annual
fete at C.. lord Park oo WAD day, the 10th inst.
Etcuastoes.-00 Monday the Groat Western Rail.
way Oomputy brought a goodly maim of excursionists
from Yeovil, and at times the town presented quits a
lively appearance, especially war the Mown boat pior,
Inns wamee trips were made to the "Minotaur,'
and other jro.el in the Portland Roads.
DRAW AUL FISTIYA L. -Tim second entertala-
taunt to 'anaemia° with the shore wee gives at the
a-w mese ball, on Toredey evening. Them
was • good mundane.. Bro. W. R. P. Jrlttiy
ansoiniesd that the two Borough Members had liberally
some forward with a donation of fi la, sage towards
WHO district fends.
C tirnon.—Aa one of the Great Western troths were
being drawn along the quay tramway with goods ha,
for one of the Jersey s on Tuesday, the heights
M the bridge enter which the somewhat high truck
had to aurorae, do not mem to have been °moldered,
as the top part of the latter emote into collision with
the bridge, and fractured the wood and iron work of
the truck ends, and the afar and being the highest
sofferel the mast denims

Tits fere BAND.—On Tuesday evening the band of
the 80th Regiment again played here much to the
delight of au appreciative audience. The spot selected
this week for the performance was in the centre of the
large enclosed ring, near Clarence-building; a very
nice situation, and if previously known no doubt •
lugs number of spotlit re would bare been present.
Haat Cokieel and Mrs. Harrison sad the majority of the
officers were Kenai. The following was the pro-
gramme :—Quick Merck: Overture, "La Italian in
'ghee," Rossini ; selection, "Us Bello in Maschers,"
Verdi; Olies, "The Rol Cross Knight," Callooti •
sel "Lucia Di Lammermoor." Douniasti ;;Walts,
"The via," Godfrey, D.

Wrroorra brccirruoL 00-Orizorivi Bocurr.
The second quarterly report of this society has juai
been issued, hem which it appears that their affairs
are in a prosperous condition, and the number of its
members steadily cm the increase. The total amount
marred for goods during the quarter, via, 1:309 lie 6id.,
being
_an increase on the Lust quarter of rue 2.. Cpl.
The balance in hand enables the committee to announes
a bonua of 5 per cent. on the purchases, and this, con-
sidering %settee expense they have been toin inomming
thetr fired stock, and on removing to more semmodions
premises in Park-street, is a very fair dividend, and
leaves no deets.that if the management is mintinned in
it. hitherto careful way, the concorn will be a most
prosperous mid preatoils cu.; espiallly now that
mow szticelve Widnes Is 'Mpg& of being developed
The espied soootuat cm thus *hardy be shows. Cr.
stook hi trade, 12635. Id. ; axed 'took, it 2 Se. 4d •
cash in treasurer, heads, MU& 5d.; tot., 2095.. &L.
iX:et this there death the members' claims as per
, 1247 17.. 9d.; which leaves a proat balance of
21 2.. 9d, for payment or hones, and of, 1111 allow•
mice of la la. for depreciation of fixed stock • balance
of Cl lts. 9d. will be carried forward to the next
quarter.

rue Us Ineinwene.—Tbe mums' ummting of the
Weymouth mod mums Comity Soya Is Isamu.*
elm had es My, the Weyer in the Th.
mars 'Wed that " se Imo thom 66 .6-pi6l- lei sod 241
witimaiseas ban bsui dubs lb, Teat pea,
irkia..fali dot OS ea As boas at the Mg assial
sittift saps Wig at NS pot pima who ksve

atoms or leei elperiseesd the baretlta of this institution
Aeries tibe pis( pro,. mad which mates • drUl.i 10t.i
95)4 alum he witablishwrit. The es di* 1 ...mit orates
that the.• acre admitted front deli', IBMS, to July,
1341, 66 Mind end 361 outpatient+
181; fitotehm, 1/0 ; total, 32f. These with 39 remaining
en the basks at the Wei missal meeting, maim
• total 01 IMIL Of these bays bees discharged
sited.Sl; relieved, 33; sot relieved, ;
Irregular, 9; mesaining seder treatment 43 The
' Menterer's aosoost obotripd reselot. 6253 9e., eom-
selheripitiami and dominoes £127 Ifs., diridendi
IP•VME Amok 329 10a. 91. legacy from late Mel Mats
3100. and 0141111C4,111 at Whitcomb. per Rev. W. Barna.
£lO 0.. The 'evilest' left • betimes in band of
£5 Is. 104. The stock IlOonSot showed —inyeated in
, bank &WA £570. and in Daviap' batik £.313 13, 91.,
togather 3883 DK 9d. The seinral reports wire
u;p•ied. Thanks were voted to J. Fos, Bog.. and)).
Blades for their grataitoes 'weirs. as surgeons. A
helnol rmignation ws• read from J. F.in, E q , who
lms performed tbe dutii-s of surgeon for ...ed. TJ rears,
and that gentlemen said he should be grail& 4 if his
Partite:, Dr. FUiodee, were apooisted in his stead. Mr.
Eliot Proposed, the it... T. Baker woooded. and it we.
carded, that the subesribers have heard read the
reaignation of Dr. Pot with the deepest regret and they
cannot fail to cooevsy 14 him their unsonnos• thanks
for his Invideable gratnitotts services for the long
period of id years; whieh bays been the mcmi of afford'
; fog the greatest relief al happiness to thousands
Ithefsobs who have been admitted pationts to the
riff/troth and Dorset County Royal Eye Infirmary.
! rha Rea. T. B kir was appointed • s yetnor vios the
' Rev. Came Rookie retried. Ttutake were voted to
; the ehaplein (the 1t.,. T. ()reeves), the treasurer (W.
aa to the renstoitte. of governors, mid
they were eeverally mitten's; to continue their aervise..
The mayor was oleo thanked for prealding.

BOROUGH POLICL
MONDAT.-114.re the liat,4 (J• Third, Isq)., J.
Alija& seq., sad K Cutterell. Req.
Charted Miedoluild, private 80th Reminsent, was
charged with assettltang the p liansford
depomd that he wee on duty on Chapelry, at 11.30. on
Sateeday oielm, when prisoner told bins &bone having
bet • rine, it wee • woman that stole it from him ana
he &meld knew her again. He &Ivied bits to go CO
the station, lie fo lowed wittiest down the Clia4uory
steps, and on tranvia saythr he souk, not go to the
*latices with him, he up with bin fist and struck him a
viol. nt biow by the si.lll of the head, sod sea prevented
I striking witness again by being taken into on.toiy.
Primmer wee drink. Croes-muitillned : He saw prisoner
at the Royal Realm era Pr6cser called 'theme into
the hotter. Prisener did not POOOt out any partioular
woman se the party be suspected. The picket weie
aemeding near Coon isoal stores ; one of the picket
Kewman) saw the prisoner strike "rituals. No use
atteeded from the barreeks to sive prlether • to d
°banister. Hassid he hid been in the service 13 years
and bad been a nonevaimissioned °Moor two or throe
times. Toe bench were determined to uphold the
Police in the execution of their duty, end fined prisoner
10. and oci.te, oe in defesit 14 deem
TUDIDAT —Before the Mayor (J. Tisard, Beg), and
J. Ayling, Esq.
Albert-Brudall, boy eight years of age, was cba
with stealing gooetherries from the garden ofJrcit
Par or. —John Parker, of Franchineutreet, deposed
that he had • garden fenoed in with railings adjoining
his house. in the morning of the 28th that., about a
quarter to six he canabt the defendant in his garden
Finking gooseberries and putting them into his Oast.
Me had caught the defendant in his garden • number of
times and had cautioned him. —The boy's mother was
present who said her boy had never came before the
magistrates before -- the boy said be hod ouly taken
two doom berries.—Benteneed to be prirathly
whipped sn.t receive six stripes from a birch rod.
Thin was the o business before the Bench.