The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

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WATERWORKS. The alvantage of baying a good
supply of water is universally acknowledged, but our
ancient borough has long lacked that essential element
to health and comfort. It is with pleasure, therefore,
we hear that J. Treeby, Esq., is about to furnish the
means of obtaining pure water in Lyme Regis by pro-
viding waterworks. .

ARTILLIIRT CORP.—The members of our corps mus-
tered at the Battery, on Friday afternoon at three
o'clock, for gun drill. There was a small attendance,
which is attributed to the early hour at which the drill
was appointed. Firing commenced at about half-past
three, with ball and shell, and, although the target was not
actually struck, the shot and shell fell very close to it,
and the filing throughout called forth many eulogiums
from the adjutant who attended (Captain Naish), and
who seemed very much pleased with the effic;eney of
the men.

BOROUGH PLITT 818RIONS, June 14.—Before F.
Hinton, J. Mitchell, and H. Tucker, Esqrs.—John
Ferguson, a tramping sailor, was brought up in custody
of Sergeant Batty, charged with stealing, from the
conservatory of Mr. William Freneh, of Lyme, three
flowers and Bower pots, valued at Ss., also a quantity
of potatoes from the garden, of the value of Si.
' —The prisoner pleaded "Guilty," and said, in
answer to the Bench, that he would rather be
tried under the Criminal Justioe Act, and after
being severely reprimanded by the bench, was sentenced
to one ca'endar month's hard Isbou-. Thomas
Hoare, mason, of Lyme, summoned Charles Wood, of
the same place, for assaulting him. —Settled out of
court.—Faxtror JAR/S.—Susan Dwyer, alias Moore,
summoned Isaac Beer for an assault, and Catherine
Beer summoned Susan Dwyer, alias Moore, for R similar
offense. This gammons and the cross FII011:1301111 being
altogether a family dispute, the magistrates advised
them to settle it out of court, which, we believe, they
did.

BATHER DANGEROUS. In several places on the
' road between Lyme and Charmouth the cliff has
crumbled underneath, and the upper part hangs over
the public thoroughfare. This should receive attention.
for if a slip occurred, especially in the night time, it
might load to a serious accident. —C.

C HARI/LOUTH.
A Pic-isic is appointed to be held on Coronation-
day, and we recommend all who wish to spend a
pleasant day at the sea-side, to avail themselves of
this opportunity.
THII LkTII CRICKET MUTING. —We inadvertently
omitted in oar notice of the late cricket meeting
that J. Treeby, ffeq., with that liberality for which he
is ao well known contributed the munifioent sum of
£lO to the funds of the Charmonth Cricket Club.

MUSICAL UNION. The Cremona Family gave •
oonoert of vocal and in, music, at ihe National
Schoolroom. on Thursday. The attendance was very
limited, but those present highly apprecsistod the
excellent perlormanoe3 of thete eight sisters and
brothers.

A DRAWING Room was held by the Princess Helena,
in the name of her Majesty, at St. James's Palate, on
Tuesday, when the presentations were very numerous.
COMMISSIONS SIONFD BY TRIO LORD LIRTITENANT.—
Dorsttshire : C. J. T. Hambro Esq., to be Deputy
Lieutenant ; E. A. Hambro Fag., to be Deputy
t Lieutenan —Tuesday's Gazede.
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. isthanial Mullins is gashed that General Lee still has his freedom in
alt,hatiad gentleman.: cons" idered the partials mere all ia fault—, and, to t:fl stall/fleeood, but to denial whatever has oome to the story
ihanks
I
e conducts bound each althea) over in the suer of E 6 of Davis being put in irons. The ex-president is still,
Il and Mr. TlZer Who to keep the peace for six calendar months, eaoh party Fortress Monroe.

WAREHAM.
Burnous, Tuesday.-Before the Rev. G. V.
A, and H. Rodgett and N. Bind, Fecirs.-Samnel
.as was nizinnoned by Thomas Humphries for an.
if ally taking a toll of 4id., on the 27th May last, at
.surston gate. The complainant said he was a road con-
tractor, residing at Swanage, and was going to Langton
with an empty cart to haul stones, lie told defendant
where be was going, and claimed exemption. The de-
feridant, however, demanded the toll.-The Bench dis-
missed the summons, but remitted the oosta.—John
supposed EitieklAnd was charged by Cheeks Bartlett with tree.
fright, and that whilst the bale owing in search of game, on the let June, on some land
end, that composing his beard dropped off s in the occupation of Mr. Jarvis, at Wool. -The cane wee
Model of tha Sherburne JournetTe . proved by W. Saunders residing at Bobbington,
t an under keeper for Mr. Frampton, and was
' " mat round,"nd," th. original being urgently -J also authorised to look to the game on Hr.
required for am. Hombre's land. On the morning of the 31st May,
4. The Work: qf the Heathen Author Linsley, a while he was walking along by the side of • wheat-
fiekl encored by Mr. Jarvis, he saw a trap met in THI "LEAmcgs" Or THI BSIDPORT NEWS. -
MS. discovered anionget lots of other rubbish in ran, but it had nothing in it. He watched it We have had the curiosity to read the leading article in
the course of wasting down the weekly surplus of rev some time, when he imaw the defendant enter the the Bridport News on "Railway Accidents," and finding
the Bridport New, at • rag-and-bone-shop. field, walk to the trap and look at it, and then walk it far superior to the usual editorials that adorn that
away. On going there again in the evening he found paper, we purposed paying the proprietor what
5. A petition by the Pentair Ratepayers Use 1...1ad bees removed to soother hare'esun. The we conceived to be a well-merited compliment on
of Mr. Clinker. Ns arrived early at the place and flaw • his performance. But, alas! alas! for our good inten•
' moot; nod caught in the trap. He watched by tire, and for the reputation of poor T., we happened
The Ademolottiosi Institute an weieelne - the pleat tiu about 6 o'clock, when he saw the defen- the other day to glance over the pages of Public Opin '
our rooms and have a peep at thi, - - - dint go to the trap, take out the rabbit and kill it, and June 17, and there found the very article we innocently
Curiosities, the imamerstion of whiet than walk away. As he was going "ranee called to believed to he P. own, appearing as a quotation from
Asa he dropped the rabbit and went back. De- the Liverpool Albion. • newspaper published on Mow
procure MGM said be took - the rabbit from the trap for his day, June 12. What alarming proportions has hie
as it was stinking. Witness told him it could propensity to steal assumed! Not content with robbing
oars as as very far gone yet, as be had just seen him kill the Dorset papers of the news of the district, which
DORCHESTER. it..-Heary Iforrif, a woodman, residing at Wool, they employ reporters and correspondents to tarnish, he
POITPONIXINT.-We are requested ~aga corroborated Saonderes evidence, and defendant was steals leaders, and impudently foists them aa his own
, fined le. Id., and 10e. coate.—Joseph Norman and upon those he styles-with a chuckle at his own success,
Skill" of esteni to di" "ties el the FetSP°44slent " Mined Marshfield were charged with drunken and and • sneer at their credulity-the "discerning public."
fibs diabufwesT Meeting at Balboay of the Societies riotous conduct at Swamp, on the 14th May. The Yet, this is the man who swaggers about "the duty of
for Peemedeg Obsidien Knowledge and the Propose. Rev. 11, V. Garland withdrew while the ease was being the journalist," the "cunning and falsehood," and "the
beard. Mr. B. N. Howard appeared for the defendants. mercenary and selfish interests" of those who expose his
UM if the Gospel to the 17th of August, in eamequence
-P.C. Florence stated that he was or k 8"""a dishonesty.
of the prebildlifseed Mat 401settons essessfliff about the about a quarter past One o'clock on
vim alibi* Saill*Poll. the 14th May, when he saw the tar( WOREING Men's Inerrivcrre.-This now flourishing
were drunk, in company with two other young men association held an open-air fete in • field adjoining
Toe anediff.the amesdee el pawing along the street singing and shouting. As they Kenway's Field, Easteroad, on Monday afternoon.
=i7.o as tiros marked were going along. Marshfield knocked at people's doors The interest manifested in the gathering may be esti-
by baiting fhp me the eirtrenes, arie, end shutters. He came up to them opposite Spring mated by the fact that about 1,400 persons entered the
Reny pods boat the kik al fferelington church. Hill House and asked them to go on quietly as all the field, and for that privilege contributed to the funds
Or lrekteniag, lad, IS. Wain belongingDeoPle were in bed, when Norman turned round and £7 10s. 41. At half.paet two various athletic sports
Outworked Braley 'shed and their swore at him and pulled off his coat to fight, saying that were engaged in, numerous prises of varied character
trlp to Ifiremsden path where they had he did not ears for any policeman he had ever seen, being offered for competition-from Thomson's poems
meedist, mer engaged ihe verbs Whittle spores. He was &Wilt to strike when whom told him if he did to a teapot, and from a pocket-knife to s portrait of
Shegilleak, saaardb,g ow up wow owsesoo, threiwing emen strike him he would take him into custody and lock Cobden. However, they were all valuable in their
the rebels eff his grounds on the oirliden. him up. Upon this Hershfield turned up his coat way, and some very exciting contests took place to
_ Alwyn, pat himself in • fighting attitude, and said he secure them. About five o'clock tea was provided,
• would see Jos (meaning Norman) all right. The two and the heat of the weather, coupled with the
WEYMOUTHe pow men who were with them tried to persuade them me.. forth to obtain a prize, or in laughing at the
Conover's", Der. -The Mayor has Wag • handbill to be quieS bat without effect, for some considerable Jompetitors, made • draught of "the cup that
recommending • sneposake of beelines en Osesnatisa pried if time.-In erces-examination witness said that o. very acceptable. Thanks be to Mr. C.
Dry. , he saw defendant's. with five or six others, come out of for the provision he made in this particular.
TITIVIDAT
Poittes bessesabent five minutes before 12 o'clock, with t,. , clock the sports were rernimed, said continued
immimi to ttintivanthe
ampanninwrsaryere hoisairje:ll4Bl, = • eau of beer, and went and sat upon the beach to drink with vigour for a couple of hours. Bandmaster Wright,
..i. kid from IS. Fleet by kom offaii It, He wait to them while they were drinking and with the 3rd D.V.A. band, furnished some excellent
event, they asked him to have some. This be looked upon as an music, which made the pleasures of the day complete.
insult, mad he told them to drink it up themselves and be The prises were distributed by the Mayor (H. K
Theynna AND Power Baum gocasyr.-Tbe annual off. They remained there till about one o'clock when they Ficeneell Req.), who is President of the Institute. In
MIMS'. on hellaY gzi: ...i.V were Preishon at On separated, the defendants and two others going up the this agreeable task, he complimented some
Mode at Miry% y, by the Rev. T. A. Grimm street walking arm-in-arm. They were all more or oa ant meritorious in their succors. Subsequently
and the Rey. W. Carper. The stiburiptions amounted leas drunk. Marshfield knocked at one door and we he expressed the pleasure with which he viewed a
to £4O 110. flid. abutter. He could not say it was done anoidentally from meeting like the one that day, for it was a very pleasing
Tug guson.-Our tows is unusually dull for this intoxication, bat should say not.-Mr. Howard then variation ofthe ever-recurring dull round of daily duties.
time of th. year, widkin are von, mime, and I„.,aging. addressed the Bench on behalf of the defendants, who He cordially subscribed to the old adage, that "all
preepoliki.tim were subsequently fined ss. each, and Be. 6d. costs. work and no play makes Jack • dull bor." Physical
house-keepers are full of complaints,
that the present meson will be the thalami one which They were slowed • week to pay.—Charles Brown, recreation was equally important with mental
Weyntouth his known for marry years put. James Hoare, Mark Andrews, and John Sweetie, a exercise. It would be beneficial to them all, and he
Wool and Winfrith, were severally fined 2s. 6d., and hoped that this day's proceedings would be but the
A enthei.-dhalleinedity, the 17th, es • horse and dray, Is. 6a. costa, for allowing their cattle to stray en the first of a series, and that the working men of the town
ledenging to Menem Demmide and Co., brewers, were highway. would leave off some of their drinking and smoking
being bootleg Is Beaditreet, the bores, which was • in out-door sports. Physical culture was
=eased Welted air, shied and completely
one eras lihkeftee% of Mr. Mammies, hair- ot.ANDFORD so mental progress, for • man in good health STURHINSTER NEWTON.
ile& Nadi - damp done to the trout, a CORONATION DAT. -The tradesmen of
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r.einiddleable„ queen* et goods IMO Injured.
cotA -rnv.-On Mayday a lad widen% occurred to a ilebaleine" linmendlrsklan Cor°4l7astket°daraillnetb2B.eir worm' perform as much work in one hour as • man in Parry grammes, Monday, June 19.-Before the Rev.
ill-health could in three. In conclusion he said H. T. Bower, end L. G. St. Lo, Esq.-John Tullio of
he hoped to meet them all agaM next year, at • similar Child Okeford, Silas Dean of Marnhull. and George
gathering.- Mr. J. Bartlett,
_proposed • vote of thaaka Savory, of Child Okeford pleaded nilty to charges of , claims ,
leas imam" Morin" who resided at Wyk*. He was RTIE DOMIIIT RTIPLINL-AD -o of this some by to the Mayer which was cheerfully agreed to.-The drunkenness. The two first were gfined 55., and costa °,1th,,,„,"1.,,ab1in,„,,
nem the North =airill:de leaded women whew sm. the Adjutant took place on Twcy evening. The men Mayor ecknowledLed the compliment. Mr. J. Bartlett so, cacti, said She latter Is. without costa.—Herbert
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Dart ant broke, it to fall upw Goa harm Th. mustered in the Market-ogee'', 46 rank and file, proposed a vote the
'al" 104•1114 and k . and tU BMW, Wilo in beside the band being present. They marched to the said the society owel iteBBl4l'returein posi(iltriOnChnnande)' and
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Frank
Payneewhjeldremehugeddord. wint)3oamagoiloit ..".,75. from"
the wagon, fall otr, auferlianately one of his lens Crown Meadow, where they were put through various t 'he indefatigable exertions
beternamtia=g4rdetelide wheels. The limb was moveinsete by the adjutant, who as the close expressed
so meek ow that it is feared Munn highly soW&di
)-Mr. Owens returned th
thuds to Mr. T. Hotomell