The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-18 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

During the week may; February lith, there have
bass admitted t—luitedeuts, ; discharged, 5; Out.
p_orl
imilited*odissliffirged, 10 ; emerpooles, 0 ;
I la the hospital, 40 ; out-
est the ; oescalties, Phrooo6o
.°l"b Dr. • V. Loeb; surgeon for the
mess, Mr. AMo.; itomesargeou, Mr. MOM=
Th• Roass-Swireos bogs to atintowledge the receipt
ol the volume of Day of Ai* for the patients, from
Oepteia Amyatt.

ROBBING THII WYRE COFFEE HOUSE.
Walk,* Pawn. • small youth, who look= very
wretched, was brought up on Saturday at the Shiro-
Dorobestor, Wore Mr. H. B. Middleton, Mr.
IL L. Kindereley. and Oaptsia A. Mansal, charted
with asnbenling £27. the property of Mrs. Barrett,
foundries of the Wyk* Cal..
Mr. Howard prosecuted • Mr. West= defended.
Mr. Howard add that In. the village of Wylie
_Beet
mum ladies had determined to start for the =sat a
the public, and not at all for their own prolit, what is
very fashionable jest now—a *See shop.
togas= the servicos of the man now b•fore the Hence.
to conduct the place, and after he had been sometime
In lb. employ suspicions were aroused, and it was
found that be had taken money which belonged to the
plaintiff. He was diarged with taking • great many
pounds, but than said ha bad only taken £2, and bed
simply gone to Mr. Abraham. in Wsyinouth and I
bought an ulster, and for this he sxpsssd vary great
sorrow, and this he stated over and over again. But
another 1t... was that be oa on• particular day
;refor Mr. Ttgwell's bill for cakes, ha, supplied
public consumption Lls. 3d., instead of Which
du bill was only Is. hi., and thus prisoner took 3e.
for binaselL As to tie other mums, they knew how
difficult it was to prove all these things when the
offences had been going on some time, but he should
wall 'video= to support the charge.
Mn. R. J. Barrett, • widow lady, residing at
Wyka, said she, in oonjunction with other ladies,
started a coffee shop at Wyk*, to supply the public
with coffee, ka, and eatables, and engaged defendant
at 1.111. • week, to manage lb. shop and supply the
customers, while she herself kept a supervision.
livery Moeda,' anytrairatm he made would be shown
In • book (for milk, As.), this book would he
shown to her, and defendant would have his own book
In his own handwriting. in which he would =tor the
Item., which book was also produced On ono
week. ending February
_ld, he charged her
re..a3d.17, as Laving bees paid to Mr. Tlgerell, and es
snob it was paid. Her quarter's =count was made
op to 24th January, and from January 24th to
February sth she went in about £l5 worth of goods for
stuck. Defendant said on January 24th there IMO
£33 worth in stook =aside." Thus," sal dMr. Howard,
" making £4ll worth on February 6th."—The amount
of sales was 10.. 444., as sooounbed for by him,
between January 24th and February 6th. His duties
were simply to Dell the things ia the shop, and account
for the monies he took ; he had 1160 to buy articles at
Mr. Tigirell's, where he ceder= them himself. On
every Ifoaday he had to =count for monies received
and things bought, Oa Mooday, February 3rd, he
handed in an artoonst, and she afterwards saw him. He
was given in charge the day before 7.
Mr. Weston asked whether the ="lawoold dial
with the ammo in • summary wa , or did they resolve
to mad the cern for • Meter f If the latter,
he would not expose his defeat* and wished to reserve
his cross-asamination till he thought necessary.
It was agreed that the croms.examination might be
reservid.

"1 miatA ocafecticaer, Msloorobe
with goods for the ease shop
alitatkria.vro7tin week aiding lii February. The kW
waits. id., and not 34.
Sergeant Alfred Conn took the primmer in eustody
on Thursday attenuant is three o'clock. at Wyk.. at
his father's house, and singed him with
slabs to the maratat of Sr, ths property of Kn.
Bonen ; but he said it sun be a mistake. On the
way to the Rallway-statant he said "It muse be •
mist•ka, I did on bake sooseding £2, and that I span
for • suit of clones and ulster, at Si. Ilery-stnet,
Weymouth" This he many times repeated.
Sept. Batty corroborated. When brought to Dor-
chester minim said—" I don't think it out be more
nab S 2 c.c. In, lam rare

—Flr:—Alirrd.*WtcSa.—tallor. and outfittar with Mr.
Abrahams, St. Mary.street, said prisoner bad an
overcoat, a mit of clothes, and a hat, in January, and
paid Lb. Mr. Sidny B. Milledge, auctioneer and
valuer, with his lather at Maloembe Regis, went on
February Bth to the oodles house at Wyk., examinad
the stook, and with a chest oft.. the stock wise worth
117 Ms. fa—Mr. Binders* : How on earth can a
valuation prove a man's guilt I—Mr. Howard said
the stock was valued to save ; but he would
leave the cede where it stood.—Mr. Weston urged that
the difference in the volts of this stock as it stood
from what it was thought it ought to be would
only be foundation of a civil action.—P.O. John
was callei to oorroborate the evidence as to
prieoner'eadmiesion of taking EL
In answer to the Bench,
Mr. Howard said some of th• heavy goods came
from Loadon, and he ahoald hays to bring witnesses
from London to prove the larger amount. He stated
ho. be proposed to show the emberslirmast of gr, sm
=, by the amount of stock laid in, and the
ay Ia the payments and aotual present rake,
but altar some convareatioa, he based his cam on thss
admission and the overcharge of lls. sd. instead of
8.. bd.

—ILI Barrett, craes-exasnined by M. Wastes : The
boy has been in my employ for some time. I haver.
.had conversation with him, but never said "If you'll
tell the truth I'll forgive you." It may hay* been the
impresaion, bat I mover saki so. I said to the &fondant
It would be bettor U he would tell am all about it.
When I got up to go, he ran, shut tb• door, and said
"I will toll you all, ma'am," and then he mad* a
statement. Never mid UlOrlb than that "It will be
better for you."
By Mr. Howard: I was not there ahoy* five
minutia. _

Weston urged that what Mns. /3orrett had said
was a statement to a person in authority, and operated
to canes the oral the influence on pt
mind extending also to the statement made to the
:
el=for when a man had once be to confess,
opan his mind altogether. That left only
the sum of Ss., said to be overcharged on Mr. Tigwell's
account, and might not any person make • mistake in
• sum of 1,.? He therefor* hoped the Bench would
say there wee not a sufficient coos, and dismiss it at
Nice. Why should the son of respectable parents have
to bear the odium of such a °barge
The prisoner believed be could explain the Si. on
looking at the book.—lt wee handed to him and he
Mated that " for *AM and biscuits" had been
spent the week before.
Mr. Symonds, however, pointed out that the bill of
the previous week oorresponded with the amount then
charged, and that " coffee and biscuits, 3e." WU 60
addition not at all accounted for.

Prieeser—el;et—edi7t7.7.474 by the Bench, and
pleaded not guilty, the defame being that the over-
charge The Chain:m.o.*" an
error
rideiteer tka betook no notice of
the adnderisa of the se Mrs. Barrett made some
*et of pennies to induce hint to melees, but they con-
sidered the 1.. extra wee • fraudulent entry, done
deliberately, and for that they sentenoed Wm to a
mooth's hard labour.
Primeer stated he had dislocated hie tinkle, and was
Informed that be would only be pet to such labour as
wand be lit for him.

CANDLZILLB YAW, DAY.
Ow a the days to see Dorchester to Wits li.. ate
day of the missal arise fair, whoa the Lebow's', sad
wee their wires sad families, stake their fortune' for the
year or the carp of lading ogood place at the far.
Peer Richard Naar diet....-
"An oft-removed tree
And an de-rasioved family
Shrive not so will.. those that settled be."

Bat way of Ihis roaralatrl mai to follow weillot
exanspl•—• eldife t end bow would • side be if mill In
harbour or la dock f We bevy doubts as to whether tbo
IabOUPAI WS/ Or VW eroßtehle cargoes with Kew,
iboup by algid • few did seem to have so mace as they
Gould carry. The imety rooming Witte gami skim at tim
great for *Pea at Dewey swim bed Mused up
ou the lan. bawl he Ai musty lowa. Ohre were
sdoiwsd with smoriest ribbon, and the neatest bcomis
they mold percemis in ChM Inlet Waft sad..,. might
have bees.,., to faablesable Wormosth for boarillsor•
OW aunts or another' looked Misr the young tmegnreo.
for Worm as well as 40/111011101 await the ree•Swinata
maid at lb. fair. Kra. Coins' Bingham bed dew MI elm
could for the meads owe foe the C.llse Tema mos sore
own in South-street so the younssa. migkrakarli
without 'odor thW selfeoutroL ea bed
estertsiasseet provided for them bedde the for
were thou not Mr. T. tomes. Mr. G. Inew/a. and r.
By monde@ sales f And the gloriosa privilege of grumbling
otired the lithourars by as layttatioa to lardisirbos
Grows.
ItueWsts have writtes as sad al plittitedee about the
hiring fair, and it hoe been voted • imbues, • Wave
lamest say thing else bed; bet the het seems to be that
it 1. • bit of &ear whittles's. • retie at aid WOW adieu.
es we ere told Is Elarlobsra tbe labourer. wood to the
market piece sad were hired et • pray ald.) a day, hes
been retained because tee labourer barn ea Ides it make"
Wu freer Ikea if bound to lie Pada MI hie
Feely were the rows of stemilitgaigtoobods= IDA
sod limithetripeta, the sweets were ma the
stalls and tempted the loves% while the more prudent
were boohooed by leggings and gloms. Ow solitary
midair bad a bias ribbou with Wears that ow side re-
Waded us of " Z Mc" but eo.lt wee " " the
ribbon .1 11. Dame about wMok Mr. Arch asked snob
questions. Philanthropists by treat rentiadad ue—"JOeUO
receive& ewers," and the gentler sex were reading them
two sides round Mrs. How's.
I= 00,7= Tommy
8411 bee °miaowed, men at the coffee twirrew, widen
they opeoed st eight o'clock, in the imenenits of Kra.
Dolma' Bingham. and (Mosel Oldfleid• *Wm visitors
were—Misem- iYililmos (Bradford), Kr. &ore, _
.Ilimembe,
Kr. Li. Ity•na. Kr. Howe. chelaist Itr. V roriagariallr.
Mr. Vino, jun., Rev. W. (1. and Mrs Dr.
ridge Mr. Longman, Ur Rite (ehosillarnes), no.
geaterinlyou turn to the "but at the right. where
. Gmerting. and Mr. Kerslake are sot afraid
itlVWiz cartonars with good coffee at ld. • cop,
of plant mho. far which the amiss were at han4
loaf mid • pat et butter ; will market podding
mad gingerbeer la were. lariaji do ter Is the drinking-
111mMaltheaswdkitehestagt" ofilk: thltras‘The Pah•rwillbwit6b=sadalefamLenns
sad the wails ilo&e ban: hut lbiawlll be eft rlakt by
04 Ill" °I tbo tool efoodeg. To the 101 l tall. room for
bowing • cloud, as the ellli loot • dub-room over likt.
square, with a ocranilmwroom bailed. throe.,
,roo4Os are
al asecad sod two attires above. losremire the
ramie," °ill toot Sent/ of room for lotting boda No
' mores" are to be seem, and we Mims nail Saw rad
as rhakias up is to hie the rola. • sardidssii yard, with
stable' sad out-Aloes, may beorisrooohod from Trinity.
stmt, sad a *woo "story ob..,&Aim to, UN workmen'
Is amok, leader Ids Mao TM premises have been dewed
from Mr. B. Willie.% Jos., as the eery low rest of 41:26
hat the repairs Meet be ex Muir% "11 will met a great
doll of =Mee SIP Mn. !Wilma ; "bat we shall oat it
In order to "elmerogetom," a ihr la hung out. • aart al •
double-double Keyed and winged, for it bears a couple of
eteacterds sods gab of Palma irks. sad the/ draw so
well that ths slapa_kassa S.d.rod Watr rhe to V.
ieth,
Bull'..
Biadhitia

At their woad march round, instead of levee Mae
ribboned labourers, were only dye' but on the last time of
making, when they went at three .1x ire towards Fording-
ton. the number bad increased to eight, including three
with blue who.; but ih. band were still in the majority,
they now numbered pins in the front marched Jean,
with blue-trimmed bonnet, end in the crowd we. •
sprinkling ol workmen who tel hardly learnt laborers ml
orere—freely you want anything, work
forts,"—instead of combining to wrest what Wet in the
treasury till 'tie earned. The hardy hi/m*2ollde gamed as
the proaseelon passe I, end a quarter of Pordington rushed
to th. windows Opposite the church was Sergeant
Kitchell, reinforced by Sergeant Apery and P.C. Sullen
from Weymouth ; but there was no quarreling in the
creed.
Mr. Mitchell, described to use. a former agricultural
labourer, and in very good trim too," thought we, and
Mr. Belt v.p. N.A.LIT., were men apparently waiting
for something to tarn up. No Mae sash or ribbons were
they, and ono was complaining—" We bare grt Into •
pretty dice emit elevate oureelves without something to
get on." [True worldly philosophy in that remark! Whom
do they get set) Another voice; There is only one
chance—if thumbs some farmer here." A great man next
advanced to the bend, and thus quotki be—" Now, you
chaps you don't seem to care about whether you do- any-
thing or nothing, n•iw when the anxiety le et its worst,
you stand still." Inspired thereby, isith • " Ready, one I
tear they struck up some ear-alarming ten.; but Ulf*.
woo atm the cry—" We must get something to stand
upon,"—" A table," suggests one, another "The parson's
v.:::and be quick about It le," whi • couple of curvethie
interested the crowd. Meantime to as was com-
mended the case of William Paeans. • hluid mth, getting
4.. and three loaves to keep three and b. in. rent
to pay. Declares tornebodi —" Is oud ng God save the
Queen till I wee blind if Ice, him.""Alt, but she it •
good woman.. aThe Hots Zrelyn Ashley's kilter was
thoen, and read thus :
" I regret that I am smith's to accede to your request
Folly sympathising in the ohirct which you have in view,
viz., the abolition of the cusien of statute fairs for the
hieing of labour, I have Just Primes% SO WM, outage
meats (besides Parliamentary, which commence on the
13th), that I regret to be unable to be present at Dorchester
' on the day named."
With some delay a stool was obtained, George Mitchell,
i "Sm." as his proposer said, was voted to the chair, and
tbs band being, after • goad deal of beckoning, induced to
stop, lengthy speeches were deivered, varied by Interrup-
tions from some young men, where the first speaker termed
Lb. Mayor's colt.. The g'st of the spesiches s • seed to be
that the tharittse, worth 5t6,001 to PO RR were g-ne to
the cleric, end others but the speaker added—by the
Statute of Limitations they len gone by law; but we
were to look after what was left There were cries of
"Never existed," "Ita he soaething like the Gbiagew
Bank," answered by' Hold Hold thy tongue," "You'll get •
slap in the files' and the soseter asked the labourers to
gather rotted the stool. By end by a 'roam woo pee
cured, and mounted, and the menthe proceeded in good
order.
Mr. Hsu was rather hard ea the men who drive quills
—be was at sum whether theme. IMO drives is not &11
equal with the goose who erew tb• quill He made •
sensation when de Aaring the people or the country are
becoming shut out from almost everything but the rods,
the rich people Clank all the land, swarthier that grows
OpOO IS *nettling that See about, everything in the
waters and everything that les bedew. Tie 0003.1300
rights are becoming absorbed Into the manorial rights
and if the Per,* to *boas they belayed, ttesp.a, igh,„
are taken op and fined.—This was evi lastly a sore
poles es La the neighbourhood of Loadoes and the
remarks were received with deep "heat hears" and
sPolause.
The land, said the speaker, will feed 10000,000 of People,
if proper'y cultivated ; but clews is g,eet pert of It t Is
deer-parks la-plimeare grounds In stulib locate, In witaw
and we have to buy from nearly all parte food to feed
our =fear dean with the hiring fair, and calling
the for attending it, the speaker
weat ea to speak ivith morn of the 1.. 4d. • day wages'
but he said nothing about the prep/lanes, house and
gardens, gristle& and fuel. He moved the following
resolutions

FOR TKO NATIONALLIOTIOO OF TOE LIND.
"That your petitioners seeing at the populist:los at
Ibis country has Mereased to as mama which the limited
sees of the Vatted Macedon OlOalt feed, save by greetly
lammed cultivatioa of the sod, de therefore pray that •
Bill may be framed items all cullivatabie lead into the
charge of a special repreeentatlee body, Conspeaseting
preesat owners acearding to taxes they psi; thulium the
extols% of woods and parks; coadaing game to arlarlas,
peas, aid ch...; &bobolinks to. Gime Lw., sad removing
tie unpaid megistrant• ; niamdmis,
which it. sow almost waxed: breakosi tit al Nor
penasseat posture at for arable, sad prevailing farther
grass mewled for pasture; anodes to the fanner the
greatest prileges and ateurities fee Me bialtest maths
Woo, sad thm Aiding abundant remunerative *alloy.
meat foe labour.. well as cheap food for the people.

" Pot PILIZZAVATIOII 66 OUR CULIIITINS.
"flat where.. many of the thuds mad properties left
for charitable purposre haw* bean loot to the poor sad
swiss that charities enough to educate all tho young and
feed sad clothe all the poor in the conatry. worst.
to=
boon bequeath th bequeathed for ere purp sea Your peti
therefore pray that a swathes iavethigatiou may be mad*
iato the condition of a 11.., tharitiee, sod bat.t BU may
ha frusod. plaolag the Iducrational Charities In the
handl of the School Saari. and all other clisuities In the
lands of the Lssel Goverismout Bard, in order that local
troethes out no more hose the eleteurtualtY _uf dioert-
tag front the the of the poor tho peoperty lett in their
kande."

'ogee honked mil it had lest elk koala Si. • dea, or had Weil .withleetria a awe thew "dime, gene" el nutheb4
•e" 'are* with their around-ash= the shepherds referees), to An in
ecen.::der:mhuutof.disaipeflay priether.s t-pae.k. et:bmirhyounuguftelinalows...tri:
...
opposite the Cora Esolthaes stood
that. one of the amusing P
crook in hand, ith"anhadextooreibfs .ti.possitfiLlictioll7,i.,...imileet''...""rp;iihotcnal"."", "cam, illOwsber:ti
and to tbs., owm um f0nimi..0...1 the old style, jolly w,..ards. SAGII .'sboat as many
.I s in.ritti.as sapeacooki,
csadhastbareiale
so many a manufecturer who is las fix having tostonswe 'MHO/. IS where a "emetic criticism of
ebnis opponent's
offering lower price., and workmen craving higher wthe'. I. n'ObO• I. attempted lineteYieiiiinom
.1.1.1 you can,
The rem-citing sergethia work about among the likely ' "The axpression of Idoss,
of
the ;
witioing:. I. Slog
No doubt.
ance
ith or artillery devote anti Toros, by the ILO
I =ni... wild. rill" el en" old t molt but this la a matter of opinion : but RIO Implies+ that the
miles to eh Is who look sail butter would no
?Welds' lakied—reepecting the
Ile looks. and some of them reanterl ens of the thinned- Boothe' Foam," and, 'My 'WM oirthien about Will till tali. Tr aleamaatithane ; but Vienue—eekleheatil 'eh:l:de:et' he
silamfipaler as netatiara orc, vwerytil staltrengca °Palette-4a
fact'
they
hare
gat
illag4id""M ru° ii.e are some "seine frwhaalates, th t is only 'nion I doses auk anybody eye to agree
meth-la-ly of sh• G,TISISS story. Hate sod thrre under
third,.
vsetrirtnticslit4i-tert4aetverit isi..i.n...ot,dthertoAxielrica arstrowilduwbust,
ethatry maids, wondering at the fur, and there, too. is e y
a'Y
°lllthink
that wonderful s or n —the devoted erretstbeert already with nth, but i max? I 'hall express seek
taking on her theatres of the model woman and saving her oteinion-"—lthono, however, of this.
Jan from swallowing too mach bier or from fighUng on "0 wad thin, power the gilds gle as,
what he hag. Ah I Jeans. alrewly do you know the bitter To see oureek as others see us;
sweets of love's self-suntan The dress of ite labourers It wad free mania a blunder free as
le mixed; many of them wear cloth, let us bops not And foolish milky.
"IWO but West of Togianct, • few hi" butcher.' (weeks " Inver of Justice leave. little more to be said by these
In Salk but not many of ties genuine old smock-fnck entertaining similsr views to his own. That Bunt
that read to Nerve John so well, obits is embroiderL
~ Coward was singled out for immolation upon the patriotie
intielled his taste ae much so blab, • led,' is wiee• I te'' shrine ts evident; for what reason I cannot imagine. It
boaters point or VSletid•OSlDs. The " babby" WAS PLIOC. W.Wlti be sdifyisa to have VIIs mystery elucidated. The
Pal, In ha trear fro-n rei-rid.sth-bood to the for cal% chief Inspirer of the D 0 C. may perhaps remember this,
perhaps the spoil of • rabbit givess by the, thruthed and Inform us lu • not very dktant is-me how it is that
at sloth demootte. /smith in t•• home a•r,otik " while On hi- o•n colume•) Eisperintendente Vkicery sad
here's a labour.. a scion with as true • tulle veil 0.,..... ••_. o,:_ ___. „._. .„
,_ „,p .. .......k..,
.
',rigged as soy worn at weddings where they try n 1.7.,
....,-,7:::, ...rh.invizz,
rendered ttvesi:o.
evi..ll
s, ombio• cheapness and fthhion. How thald the others
possible aseistance, without any editorial sensor. to leg
baby's young aunt drape herself le Nock with yellow and
that rtarat.ewir ecramptitieemis fmeeereoloccoittealsl;atettered." fill"' tielleseealussal
very munch like mitring Bob of one sad fowl of another.
indicates that with some private feeling* fie
ofmarlhorieig.Fiwiiniratilberbl.bizonntilfir-etbotiouitnsirtmase:t;dwza..p.s.birre:t.:..sa...lai.,...
am
clearly
who with peacocks' feathers is tosir bowlers showed •w'y meet d. Mediv let once public duties. lam very glad
dide, fear stilto in the house. Business is offered to the "A /deem of Jew... how.. the
...us,
up. fer 1
cm.sis
sacuk..; 1 evforersolseardume.of siliottry.
aantucegkintse.
9..hei,on.dg mhadallghemestiee
menesef id place-seek. re, bare they can buy cabbage
vietpithuinista, titer, the tihoennoitilyt-ase,llievt.doffwerzumonoreoraamb,umsultjhanned
sop,. 0
~..d
°facially
lam unacquainted
with
bi....d
send-sari drams through tbe packed crowd, to the donee, without any desire
to extol his ,tmmeedeeseemie.., his
at protruding ism of old vane, who bes omoi threescore defects (foe like MOSS fug I SIM..s be is not without
winters. and wham broen deep-wrinkled Noe tells of lone them) I may mid thet° I have ealiiiire to., bias ea
Seld-laboor, perhaps hada' .. ,ar m u Le, Or "Puree dthot aueatin • el. courteo s thither who I feel sanitising will
let the meet But, "Y the KA-I'3lk Waf" ar_..."_eal_ "to for not decrease in pubilecestiotatioe on amount of the bttle
mesh thing, now. Hole is the Wee, bap° to n.b7 b• tee encouragement he rendered Weston in what eves the
their rights: Poorpenny terms 'a feat which ha' never before hem
"It comes, it want's, with booming drums, accomplished under equally trying 6:Smoothness."
And cornets' ominous blast." Come /MICK.
My ewe I What a row that Wool baud does mak* I Can (Should " Anti-bombe(' i Mese to repy, he will oblige
anybody tell me what they are playif gl A quickstep i by COtifining himself to &heat one-third the itheth be
Here are eight sturdy braes blowers supplemeuted by a occupied lot we .k. In our Dorchester news, w• 'gemmed
dram-bester, who practises economy with elliciency by an opinion on this matter before either " Lover of Ju4sce"
managing the cymbals at the path time. And bens are or our other &wrap:ld-ate, so should feel a dellmey in
the members of the Union bluevibbon-bediths, and shortening them leave. Will rorrethondrnta save us
numbering two leo than the hand, while one straggles the awkward task of cuttng does? —Ho.
about half-hearterili. To the junction with the Char-
minder road they go, and thother selection is played to WiTitouT a.
the astonishment of the horses who draw veriesto put% ma Rio. 3. Turipy on his poeaar lecture "TO.
sad who would bolt, hot their thede are the heave' is Revolution in 1868." in the Primitive Methodist
this the procethion of an oppressed people I Why I there wa
are a death times as mthylktening to that "Cheap jack" Chapel on Wedneeday evening, • nuked member of the
melbas umbrellas and wearer° ds at Übe Pump, and who, Town Council occupying the their.
its 'Penh Plentiful', interlarded with —'—s describes Gioucearan CRAP= CHILDRI2OI TRA.—A very
hinuelf as three parts drunk and half mad. TOO peon's) h evening t here on Wednesday even i
N
mast come out is lareer numbers before we believe their anY was spent is
grievances are widespread. the el
ildren and teachers in connection with thus
place of worship, heartily enjoying the evening's
TIM WAR. pleasurable recreation.
The land-holders are gathering scone in the Tablisid,
where rows op Is rows of hoots await the euotiothering return Rc2m.. —Cinderella still holds its own
skill of Mr. T. teem, 111. 0. low, 'Lod Mr. G. Symonds, ben, under the able management of the fair and
&ad already a fluent prole...tonal is descanting on • fount talented dirediess, Mlis Penny. who takes her benefit
animal warranted to maks • capital good heifer another on Friday evimisg, when it Is to be hoped the may
year. All these knowing buyers are worth lota of money have a yell boos&
each, and some of them the so esteem king and scientific
that they paw over again more than then- rents for Tee Weymouth Amateur Minstrels gave the first
...rm. and Rod their mmoost um. Look at their paad. of two performances at the Working Men's Club, on
Hospital and Dispensary, and the Working Mena
ing too. We can't give their names, there are too many, Wednesday evening, in aid of the funds of the Royal
Jhaurytf,aawsharaima err. Ficaryerli,r2l. !Pack., adaadreiesschainawiaathaf tstechGracoand. Club. The programme was a rich one, and there was
sklerstiou at Quarter Sessions. We heir Mr. T. Rooth sell
one of Mr. Pope's hulls for Vlsa, another is bought in, a full and appreciative audience.
while one of Mr. Bennett's is not sold at 140., another RePAL HOIIMAL— During the wink width, Fob-
f otehm 191 th „ and another 15e. Later In the day we fumy Bth there wen admitted 24 fresh patients: die'
bear Kr. 7. It ...or sell four berreners for .f:/X and charged, 92; accidents, 1; deaths, 0; in-patients in the
another lot for DX. hoepitai, IL During the last two menthe, the thin
TER IXTL• RAILWAT TRAFFIc. for which each ticket is available, there have been
etaniisTbruredetikeill74terteP"l,lgeryasob.up.daarot"h-ib.ed...edutla, :72,...711::titr1'11taxe0r;n:1h4:7109541:: adTrrestoportianmittedd,.
8145.Wtt.fyrechke, P4Cbtitccknetj'rellab..l, LReringideinigioliitoeireWlierram,nad, ereantlyd:
Newourth respectively, chiding ten persons injured
extra by their down trains. and ItO extra up, the b• imaidosto
Great estenvaboo• 600 down and 100 up, What • rusk '
had
!tattle:,
rt the
4cotwohueret I the
FromecriOrto ',deter pso-faaa'aple, chßilcAlrernneTatteCßUndVaciti—henfiacbabrtlitut sichiccools meeting
colflutriCil
over and •b,ve the ordinary passengers, went away by took place on ocinesiay evening lad. About 190
roll from Dorchester station on Friday night sat down to tea, presided over by the lady teachers
" .• . ..

_ _ congregation. -After a_public
meeting_
Was cold in the chapel, the Rev. Harvey
Phillips presiding. These schools are in happy con-
nection with a good work going on at Poison, of
which much was said &win, the evening. Mr. Henry
Rendell ably presided at the harmonium, and Mr.
Jerrard conducted the choir. The followinr is the
prozramme : - Hymn, prover, rem-irks by chairman
on "Home 'Damao, ;" ' Happy ecings," by children
and choir' recitations by Laura Rogan and John Sly;
quartette " By the gate ; 'address by Mr. Humphrey;
" Be kind to each other," by children and their;
recitations by Eva Smith and Harry Dennis;
quartette. "There we shall meet and rest;' address
by Mr. Dentin; recitation by Laura Rogers and
Ernest Rendell • trio, " Love at home r remarks by
Mr. Fowler and Mr. Randal • "SO near to the
kingdom," by children and ahoir. There was a
cmwded congregation, and all appeared highly
delighted.
Parry Suwon. Tuesday.—Before Dr. Dew and
Mean. Hopkins, Collett. and Lunn..
FILADDOLIN7 IiNLISTWEIT. —Chariot o.l4oinpii, a soldier
of the ffith Dercit, we. brought up charged with franden
lent enlistment by making • false der:Justin's—Prisoner
pleaded guilty, saying he we. obliged to enli-t u he had
so sies, =Malang himulf —An offle 1. in C urt
promo that the prisoner heel been turned out ot esv,rsi
regiments and had no-enlisted. —The Bush sentenced
him to three se maths' hard lemur.
&MALMO Ctoranna—Paiiip Deg and Edward Swyrs
ware cheiged with stealing a quantity of clothing flora
off hoard a ...reel at Sonthampt in. and Sept Vickery
made applicatioa to the Bench to here them handed over
to the authorities at Southampton, which was grapier!.
Jormota Omens= --George Gawk and Albert Raba,
two b ye, were charged with stewint • sum of nboa.ll
sad • quantity of postage stamps, the property of lffr.
• Sheeran, of St. Mary-etneet.—/gr. George 'moored far
the boy Hallett, and am Kr. Shemin did not wish to pre al
the cas., he asked the Bench to allow him to withdraw
the —The Bench said before they could do this they
like to hear onsethlar of the case—Mr. Rowed
said he appeared for Kr. Shams, and said the boy
How we. engaged as al maid boy, ti duet the shop,
dla Both the boys were of respectable parents, who he
wee stirs had not earmursgsd them to do what they hod,
and this he hoped might lead the Brach ti great
the withdrawal of the cue, as the fact of the
respectability of the paionts of the boys caused
Kr. Sherrie to overlook the matter. Mr. &lunge was
the distributor of stamp., and many of the.. were kept
ie the shop. As the bey. had been Mixing sweets --
ether things with stamps suspicions were at mos arost.ed,
gad oos tradesman to whom the boy Halt.tt went he
offer the stamps at once. communicated with Hr. Short's.,
who on mailing examination found he had lost severel
pounds' worth of stamps, sal the boys admitted that they
bad taken them to buy things with. Kr. (hernia did
not wish to send the boys to Olson, for that would
stamp thidu as felons for life. Kr. George straggly urged
the Bench to consent to the withdrawal of the cue sad
as this was Hallett's Snit off seeks hilt that it would be
a warning to him for the futitrit After dwelling atom
the fact that it was the practice of boys to boy meets sad
other things with stamp, said thst while the Basel
administered Justice as well as mercy must see this
state of things stopped. Shopkerp re should be glees to
understood that they would be liable to be brought up as
',redeem. The Bench after a wholesome lecture to the
boys consented to the case being withdrawn and they
were discharged.

and friends of the

WEYMOUTH OONSIJMIRE GAS COMPANY.
Tim boll/ weir tenors' meeting of the shareholders and
directors of this o,mgrany was laid at the Compaay's
Offices cat Tharodar morning lasi. Kr. Doom. Casan
of the Bud of DMeotors, presided. Them wer• also
preeent—Essera. J. 1.4111,111.. Roberteos, R. Thomas.. T
Abbott. J. A. Talbot, J. I Role,. R. Hopkins, L 0.
Hallett. J. E. Ram& R. Done, W. Oh_sWPbs, W. J. Plow-
man, L Lumina, W. H,tsg. J. O. Roth. 0. Cook W.
Whit., B. Ooltiel, A. Rsud.U. Dr. Sontli. and Cantata
Lbw's.

—The liscangror Ob. *Mose) submitted the report, which
rowed that the wootiag of dm comma had bra of to
setisfeclory • eharacter,as tolesabis thtddirechers to desire
adlvtdsndoflOosstoo the old shares. and? per
cent ce the sew, or 1105 shares.
The CtimiutaM said they had beard that the bursae of
the company was, as it had bra doer the last six
mouth., le a preersous condition. The price of coal
having been low. sad (ha weather having bees so rid. •
greeter dared had bees made for ra eireethlar by day.
this heretofore. Hs had bees told be the merger that
as mice as KM feet of gas had bees sent out is or day
for cordial sad Mathis porp. slow. When try came
into poremion of the U.sws,ka the resumption was so
small eta% ormareent epee the surly berg kept orb,
was the miens of kin le the remper it was now •
source of oven Amid dm electric light b•
introduced it could bet deprive them of it This isomer
In the make of re kr nectesesely increased their dock
of coke, but having redused It in rim. the dared had
=anted them stocking brood whet their stares would
He thee Waned to the electric light sad rid
that as gas shareholders they could not but feel interested
In this now almost ebambing nosation Ha did not
meatus* to go into the question; hot would remark, that
beautiful es the light loin tray rem and valuable as It
/Dirt be, It did not appear that it could over be adopted
for general use. One Mao matter be wired to bens
bare rem was that they were all well aware that
bride. their share trite they had a loss cartel of
£lO.OOO from Mr. Booby. For fray mere (MS sonnet
would be n-qtarel in January of next year. The
there( ore proposed to replace this lose by legreg'"=7
tore, of £5O and £lOO. each at 4 per mat. Thies deba-
ters' would be of the blare order of investor% for
brag erred sot rely by the income of the e=
they would have the addttional security of rim
gaged. and would therefore be • fire charge ea the
company's works. lifter further alluding to the mods
proposed of raising the Alt 000, he proposed that the
report which had bees reed, air{ with the belenorairt_
be ado,rd.
Mr. Cerra begged to reed the propositiee
Mr. °Auer said ke naked a question with regard to
ammoulacal llnpr, inquiring what if there had bees say
demand for It
Ttm Cutter said tier were several little matters
which Mr. Stone would tier before them He wished
also to say that the starrier of accounts and the books
of lb. company would be open for the inspection of
the goring the ales hours in UN present
week.
ree resolution was put sod carried unanimously.
TOG Sacnaraar replied to Yr. Oakley's gasser, and
Mated that the company had now the roessery plant for
manufacturing the renosicel liquor Into sulphate of
! anuaria, through whir needier compisists had been
Made In the town at to the bed smells wring from Its
menufactura It. inaefastars had been erred f0r....
time by order of the directors; but It had been regmated
about a fortnight ere, when the Meal entkorities sad
the directors attesded, but failed to lad any Stifeithal
arras from the corafacture of sulphate of smarts.
Tr work had lose on SU...* durbig with* thee they had
made threeeede-half tons of sulphate of ammeals. Hs
did not think Gore was th• Neat mow to from open the
Gas Company for way such armee as was complered of
Is the tows last sanimer.
Alter sow farther remarks • vote of thanks wag
accorded to the Chairman and the directors by Mr.
WILLI; for their able mearemest of the stem of the
Sect:Ld by Mr. WRIT&
• VOW of treks to Mc Brae brought the eargre go,
ekes.

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weehl yelps supremo. sad .lare dimly so of spinals
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