The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

WEYMOUTII.

HOLY TRINITY CU-CIRCE. —Daring the !mason of
Lent, there will be • daily service in this church, and
on the Friday evening a coarse of sermons will be
preached hy the Rev. H. C. Pigott, rector of Wyk.,
the 0.-v. R. A. Currey, renter of Chiekerell, and the
Rev. W. F. l'regartheit. R. H. Inspector of schools,

WIYMOUTH A& —Mr. lisrdon has supplied an
important enmities assite is his iset public intima-
tion. While Mating that gm would be reduced to
4e. 6d. per 1,000, the il animating power was not
mentioned. Fl. now &enmities§ that the illuminat-
ing power will be of 14 candles. H. further 'evils,
inspection, stating that the public would be admitted
periodically to witains the photometno experiments
at the works

MUNICIPAL. —Lssi Friday, the following persons
were elected to serve as auditors and assemore for
the borough of Weymouth and Meloofah, Regis:
Auditors, Mears. Albert Batt, and W. J. H. Long.
SIM 11811011110 n, Messrs. R. Reynolds and J. Rabbets..
The following were also chosen ward assemon :
Masers Ellery am:lJ. Carrie for the Weir mouth Ward,
and Messrs. Philip Roberta and W. Hurdle for
Meloonthe Regis.
Covet, Vern Samosa, Friday.—Before S.
Meade, and li. C. Goodden, &gra, and M.jor
Wood.—Janses Knight again appeared to answer
summonses charging him with passing over a font.
path with • horse and cart to reach some new booms
on the Radipole read. —Mr. Hare appeared for the
turnpike trustees, and Mr. Tisard for the defendant.
A onnv,otioo be consent was taken in one otos, the
other being withdrawn.—Fined Is., each party to
pay their own costa
BOZOOOM Perry Snesiors, Friday.—Before J.
Ayling, Foci. —Louisa Beale, belonging to the class
known se " unfortunate," was charged with leaving
her child chargeable to the Weymouth Union. She
had, with her child, beta an inmate of the Union for
some time, and both left together. The Game even-
ing the child was brought beck by a woman, and its
17 daya' maintenance at the expiates of the Union
was 6t. 84.—Prissoner said it had, by widest, be-
come charged*. She
sent beat. —Ordered to pay the omit of maintenance
and expenses, and cautioned as to • repetition.
Micrraity.—Tbe 56th flegtmeot left Portland on
Thursday Isla for Aldershot. Twelve officers, 340
men, 34 women, and 43 children, arrived from
Portland by special train at nine a.m. They wars
Joined at Weymouth (from the Barracks) by three
°Moore, 70 moo, and 12 children ; the wolf, proceeded
in two trains to Dorchester, where tbe trains were
connected, aad continaed the roots for ALiershot.
They were replaced by the 80th Regiment ; 400 men
arrived from Plymouth, per Great Western. Tboae
intended for Portland occupying nine carriages, and
those destined for Weymouth Barracks in two
oarriagsa The officers of the 56th during their stay
here have gained the esteem and goodwill of all
elegies, and they leave accompanied by mama kind
Iroeltwo and regrets. To Cohnel Lacy and the
officiary especially are due the thanks of both Wey•
mouth and Portland, for their kindness and eon.
consideration for the pleasure of tbe inhabitants, in
allowing the splendid regimental bend to perform
during the •11•1100.

FOND or Arrt.se.—At the borough police court,
on Monday, before the Mayor, J. Ailing, end W.
Talbot, Esqrs.—Mielisel Compb-11. • prieste of the fehli
rest, was brought up in emoted, elieroed with bents
found emended in the market-h.:ram for aa unlawful
purpose, end farther with assaulting P.C. Short whilst
in the eeeee non of lits July. The ofllmr stated
that on Sunday morning shoat half-past one. he was
on duty near the market-boom when be heard
some one in it, as if goitre from one stall to
another in he act of opening som.thins. lie went
to the station for unstops. nil P.C. Month
accompanied him to the morkethonse. Msecth wet
stationed in St. Marrocrest, whilst winos. watched the
M•iarn street tattooer" He soon sfterwarde saw
prisoner, who ran into lb. middle of the mukethouse
and concealed himself. P.C. Meech, hneever, got °err
the gates and took him in 'moody. The gum of the
, market-boom were looked.-Bept. I.4.lbary mid the
' rites •fforded no protection to property ; anyone could
vary eudy get over them. —P.II Mecoh gue eo solve
reties evidence and further mated that when be arrived
at St. If ary•stret en.rance to the market-hoar. he saw
prOwner aotetaptine to gnat's hie romps over the gate.
but when he saw him he ran into the mita. of the
market-house and conooled himself. Witnem sealed
one of the gates and found prisoner concealed under
stall No. 86, and covered over with some logs. Prisoner
refuod to come oat, who, witness musht hold of hie
legs tor the purpose of pulling him out. He :misted.
and kicked and refused to leave the marketboa" eat-
ing be scold not get over the pie* Wetness told bin
he could rt net the seen way as be neni• in. but be
said be could not A ladder was then mot for,
and prisoner got oat oi the rearket-hoese by
that wean& %%es at the station be musk
Sergeant Brine. After prisoner bad been kmked up be
returned to the market-home sad now the hamper now
protected fall ol apples oa No. 11 .tall and • pest
raspy mattered about on the finor.—Cloarlee Denning,
keeper of stall No. $6 in the market-bouse, said h.d
• quantity of apples lying More on a trey On &fiords,
evening. When be went limn this morning there were
only Ire left on the tray. They corresponded with
5t..., now produosd, which be heliuml were lie
Prisoner, in defence, said be was drank, and was not
aware ornat he was about. —Commuted for • seouth's
inronment toe the larceny, sad ALM:nil/a teem for the
sessWt ce the police,