The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01 00:00:00

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Sir,— I thiuk the -to- ;; ie'debt of gratitule to
Sleeere. Oreille au li.htge fur the nitric st.tud they
have I. tu attempting to tiring back for tn., busk
or the tetras what, to ail apecarrawe, it etioll4 right-
fully own..
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lfut wid the inbabit•nti n.• illy look ou sal only
give thvir rushy w.i f,. cue, succa. Tutors is
an old •.y1,4.--'• Sle‘..y ten Lit Id ULM w h 11. t. OLIO
CAllllOi help the many. ' Slay I cage I.•t. SVC.).
end woineu 1.124 t they give their laud • J that t .enr
two then way be able to battle 044E14 th it wealthy
opponent, and thus prove to the world we are alive
In our own right. and antvreste, and 4 the same tune
recognise the c image and inahlineee they have evinced
In
_their noble work'

But where is the Corporation (they are suppmed to
be the repremetstivea of the town, cod oan official
body ought to csrry weight and power) that they
remain Wont and is. two ludividuali doing the work
which, to all intents and purpmee, should be under-
take@ by there? But perhaps they are waiting to me
who Is Lamy ti win, and it on the side of the tow.,
maybe will then step In and 0.11401 to themselves
share of the honour.

My fellow towassuen,—Let us rally tom.' theee two
moo sod show them they shall out Ds &Hotted et this
imPartent time, which must of hecessity bi •greet
.011et7 to them. .

A WELL.wliwza.

We, the undersigned, having been r,queated by
several of our fellow townsmen, who wi It us Inc em
in the arduous undertaking In which we have sosa4ed,
and knowing we have to contest with • weialttiy WWI,
desire to establish • fund for csrrying out tie object
we bay. in views VIL, "Th. restoring of the Town
Rights," and having fully consilerM the matter,
conclule it will be wise on our parts to acquiesce in
the wiehee of the public In this treterct, ist.d,tuervi
ahall embrace an early opportunity VI cli ainertiug
of our friends to form a cm ntt.ee and a•uvtio •
seCretray and treasurer. At first it we, not our in-
tention to receive any aid, but finding so 'only who
are anxious to contribute, and to 3444 us in caging
on We suit at haw, we ferl it wool I los intliecreet, and
also ungrataful, not to accept the offers of a efwlin•
this'll,/ public, who are anniuc it oaly to stinsuhte
as by their good wishes, but to oonfirm tlivir sincerity
In • mars substantial way, ku wing quit, well ibis
cannot be carried out ammessfully withou. money.
We feel we are engaged in • case of riglit. or we
should not have undertaken such a respon,ibility,
conacientiously believing the present rec-iver the
rent; profits, and privileges. is not entitled to 110iJi
them. As • fund le to be ,tarted, we shall lot pleased
and thankful to receive contrihutions. Tne donations
of our bumbler friends will he .ipprvciate I the name
as Otiose who are in position to larger amounts to
this objrct.—We are, lalie t soil gentlemen, yours
faithfully,
WALLIS AND MOWS.

PETTY SESSIONS.
_
DEFR kUDING THE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY

At the liyough Police Court in las.,
before Maury. Rohm., liowe, Vincent, Idlelc nu
Nathan, a reopectable looking min, named hdcound
Applaud, wh said he below, d L. 1.., I.e. was
brought up in custody, charge I with debut iing the
Weymouth and Chau.' I-Ini.dn iitestri P,ok.t
Company of th... sum of 14n., b mu the am milt ~1 his
passage from Jersey to Woyal..Ut'..—Th, prieouer, on
the chugs being read hver to iom, sail it woe no
d-trending, and applied for the cane to be al.
journed for him to instruct • ooli•iitor, but
the application was refused. Mr. I relacour,
ths chi,' steward, said the Cy,:nus left
Jersey on Saturday, and arrived in Weym .uth ye-tar-
day. The pri•onee was a pee -exi,zer, but with •
Dakeh lie was asked for his fare, and *aid be could
not pay, as he had not any rn.mey, lie ht,l not soy
: tlemempt either. -Pawner I hn,i ii beaket ; I asked
Ike wittier,e to let in. go col -re the agent, hut he
refused to do so. He ha• pr"perty of mine. I then
asked him to let me pay him when I got to Loudon,
but he declined, and said be oh sal give in., into cus-
tody. I wish for • remand until Wedneinlay, when 1
shall have plenty of 0201309 ;I shall have £lO very
likely by the next post.—Mr. iiobets : Y. I are hind
ss. with the cat.., in additi..o to the fare. Ai 51.
In all, and in default 14 day.' her lab .ir•—
Prisoner When shall I have to pay it I—Tes, Cerk :
At Grim—Prisoner : I hive no innury.—Tb• Snarls+.
tudent sail the prisoner had teleuapb...l to his
friend+, and he (the Superiotlnd,ot) would keep him
it the atati ,n until Dan letters arriv d, or an answer
had been received. —Mr. N..bbc, tile egent to the com-
pany, said the prisoner cams over mein time ago with-
out any money, sod gave hint a pawn-ticket f .r •
watch, promising to hinu t'.e o.ney, whin., he
had not done. —The prim MIK bowed to tile Bench and
left the Court for the cells. Tu+sday
accueed was sent to Dorchester Gaol, as his
declined t pay the amount due.

Before the Mayor,

TIMPAT.
and JlesAr4. It me, Valmont, Buck,

Nathan, and It
James Attwell weal commune by David Produer
for using abusive language towable him —Defeo lout
plea led guilty, and said b.pr w.e the coils of it.—
Jar. Percy Street appear. 1 for the c uplaioao, he
landlord of the lt,wal °sic, wh stated that oil Saa.
day, the 15th of June. th • it .fendsbt clime to his
house and used very bed la gouge t Me
wee afraid of him, and went ia hodiy fur of him.—
The Superiutetilent said the defendant Mil a guts ,
steady, and respectable man, and he wee surprised to
see him there.—The Mayor told the delft butt the
Superintendent had given him a g .ol charac•er, and,
ae the complainant did not wish ti preen the case, be
would be hound over in the sum of E 5 to p the
peace for throe months, and he must pay the expense...l
10.. 61.

. _
...tree Farwell and George Warren were chlrged
wan being drunk awl guilty of riot,un behaviour,—
Farwell pleaded guilty, and the ..titer .ivf. 0.14.. t
stated that he was in a publiohou... drinki, g glaw
..1 beer, when Farwell entered. and without any provo-
cation struck him. He tbogght be would be right in
defending himself, and returned the blow. They then
want into the street, and the polio-man came on the
sp Hellen said he saw the defendants fa
Q wenensset. drunk and fighting, causin... • crowd t
assemble. Their conduct being riotous be separated
them, and their Ilieorls came and had them away.—
Toe Mayor told Warren he wale not knoiliell In crest-
ing • disturbance in the [midi, • street was
meant for the ern., •1 u. 1,•
prt.cto I.—
Warren filo•tn't a roan lob., his .wri part !—The
Mayor : Not in the public street, ant as y .0 think
7011 will be fined Is. Li. and costs, Rol the other man
51. awl sesta

Hobert Chubb, a cabman, was char,: .1 with plying
for fares if the cab stansi.—P..l %pees odstei that
he bun I the sh-fe,dant off the si, eta% I, sylog tor
hire. Ea saw him at sp his o:Ws so i pea 10 two
ladies, but he di I not know sal s• he sit to them.
The ladies lid not hire his cab. hot wit t s the st si
and engaged one there, and were driven t the I) o-
ehesteraroad. He op dm to the &fen laot, Ana he
sealed that he hasl beim plying for iares.—Defemiant
shatied the charge, ensl salmi the sergeant what Uray it
was when he saw hiat.—The eargeant is. lied that it
ores about quarter to three, and the deign lard inno-
c ostly replied that it wss sits tiler past three.—The
Mayor reminded the accused that to was admitting
the offence, and told him that it was jast an much ass
offearm whether it was quart o.p set three, r qu suer to
thsee.—The defendant said he would bring witnemes,
if the court were adjourned, to prove that ita did a,t
ply for fares, but the Mayor I'll him be bad hal
pleat, of time to get up bis defence.— rho sup .sinters•
dent stated that the defendant was no worse, in fact,
not so bad, as some of the cabmen, lost they had
received complaints, and were going to stop the
practice.—The Mayor said the police were diermined
th 11 the cabmen should keep their porsition on the
it ml, and those who broke the rules would be
summoned. This was the first cue of its kini, mol as
he was a reopen able driver he wauld be I on
paying the costs, but he advised I.im, ass be h•si a
god character, to keep it, had not offoud is, the
future.

--J-e,m-U Brown, who did not appear, A. 3. ettmmoned
for fulog drunk and riot, tie, and a werra4t was
ordered to he Wiled for hie apprehenaion,
t.illinghtun war summone I for umulting
George Wicker, but before the. cue we. inc into, the
Mayor edriaed them t . make it •, toil. were hi
one employ, and would not by gon g into the case
Improve their poeition in their maette4 eyea.—
Wicker : Can I make • statement !—The Nlayqr : No,
or we must go into the cage.—Wicker I only came
here to be protected.—The Mayor urge] them to
:settle it, and they left the Court to try an I d
On their return they told the Bench that they had
made it up.
Henry Wigan was charged with that he beiru the
bailee of a gol I watch, tho property of tr. liichard
Rudy. did convert the earne to his own the.—Mr.
Petcy Street appeared for the proucuttun. :did as it
was a serious case, and the defendant had not attrnded,
he applied for the issue of a warrant fir hie api rehen-
sloe, which was granted.
Frederick John Hannay, who had been apprehended
that morning, was brought before the B-nuli chanced
with loitering about in front of house.. ringing belly,
and throwing pebbles at windowe.—The Superin-
tendent stated that Mrs. Parker, of Lanadown, beard
some on. throwing pebbles at her window., and she
identified the prisoner as the man. In hi. opinion
he did not think the amused wee capable of taking
cue of bluseaU.—Prisonet : Yes, I am.—Tbe Mayor
If this young maa le In this Mate, hie Whet should

I, altar him —l.. a.o esiewer t • hie Wor.htp,
641 "" :v b have Iske it -rit rig. Its
...ow us as.. .; righ•• fa,' he wan siot oals 164
be was t.. r. • t t .01 I.r. 14
las h tr.. . ft r, ~o 4 u..t 00 •1.1
—The y . Ice wrier-Air ri.:ht iu
brli.-gi. ui theta, 0,14 any o hr. there
on a 'omit.. b they wo.a:.i be severely l'univlswl•
er•• then .ibodlarge
An ael.ava'ss CA-es in which a wirl name I Farwell
Iva. the art..io ot, .5 I C writes B •cle. the .leforlant,
•.n Ito mittrati 501 Mr. Pere, St-.e, be rut to
camera.

WgDSUIDAT.

JJIII.I B,,wa, who failed to appehr iu &DOWIer to
tbs stouto•ite. 0 Toss.lyy. was teNttsfut Ili. 00 •
warraid 1.13 ags.l ilt being drunk s.d riotous. and
als with using abusive isaseasir to"rfid 11/". 41"x'
of F r the 8.. t ashes he was fiised 10.,
sod In t east by was bo "Vet 40 140• P 0.4
psacs I .r urit.tos.
41.sors, of Bridiret, was chafes.' at til•
saw' C.yot with seeping nods, • hay stack. P.C.
Sti Maud fowl I this pr • iuse asleep and brouith4 bias
to the statioo.—The accuwd WWI sent hi g for 14
days bar, lab4ur.