The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

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Toe Wilmot:Ms inset atto Borisor. As we
announce el.:when, the members of this society Intend
two theatrical representations at the Tom:hall
no Monday and Friday evenings. The pieces on the
first night are "The Charmed Burner, or the Dripping
Well of Knareeborough," the burlesque opera of
"Sandy," end the farm of " Cool m s Coonmbor." lo
the latter piece two lady *al twins have kindly con-
aimed to take pert. On the mood tinning, the per.
mrmsnoes mmtnencie with "The Spears Bridegr oro,"
eat, by pm-tit:war desire, "Stets Secrets, or the Tailor
ef an:worth," ameholing with the faroe of " The
Boon at the Swap." Having seen the pieces played bit
the salsa urn at Weymouth, where their performances
have given grad satisfaction, and drew crowded hones.
we can most heartily recommend them to the public,
and, as the proceeds of the entertainment. are to be do-
mes d to local charities, we have no doubt but that they
sill m -et with the same moose aa at Weymouth, and
maintain at the hands of a Dorchester audience the
laurels which they have woo, both at the camp at Lul•
worth sad in their own town.
Bosom= Peril Sassiugs, Monday—Before the
Mayor. (1. Bishop, Fas.j and J. Emor, Eat.
111011122 T FLOM A WAooll%—lob Cid, labourer, of
Forllngton, was brought up in custody, charged with
dealing a bale of goode, the property of Mr. Manley,
the Dor diester agent to the Loudon and Smith W. stern
goil,egy compeny.—Willimin Symonds, s carman in the
employ ef Mr. Manley, stated that he went to the
scion-W*4*in Beam, Stetnia ou liaturfley last about
six o'clock in the evening. Fle there rem nod several
parcels, but only one of the dmeripiloo priaineed.
which was eddressod "W. Woodsford, Tolpuddlo."
Be pimad it in the wagon with other goods. Ha,
log some porter to deliver at the °entity hospital
be required masteries Ti. home porter was absent,
and be went Into the Greyhound for some bete.
Its there raw prisoDer, who assisted him in
taking the porter Into the hospital. Prism. r
dam mown ronW bine lb litr. Wright's, is
Grove-buildings, whore he assisted hid In taking tiro
casks of vinegar out Of the *mon. Witness theSl pro.
Doodled to ye. Wempring'., bustler. leaving prisoner in
the wagon oppodto Kr, `Wrigl.t's house. Wirnme we.
mt gone ten minute., but on his &tern fond primoor
rms and the pareelas welL A boy told bias th. 4 he bed
mos a man take a bundle out of the wegon mad run
sway with it. Alter witame bed delivered mote other
gools informed Sergeant Devii.,f what bad occurred.
• was certain the wrapper prodseed was the same as
he received from the motion.— William Needle, • boy,
10 years of ago, said all It main o'clock pp the eight lu
qu dim be was stasding opposite Mr. Wright's ahoy,
mon be saw primmer take • parcel oat the wagon
Minh be pal ostler his arm, awl, under the shed* of
ll'. trees, rue down Grove-beading& Witnemi told the
omler of the C.ll. what had occur*, who fie-
quantal the cartar.—Bymoods wee re-called, and stated
be did not flunk prisoner we. worm for liquor at the
tona.—Priamer rammilod Mail Moeda
Kew Yoga Dimas LOCILID. —Prior no nuked
of the sessions, the Memo- asked for the polies night
r.port bob, shish die parmiaii be .alluded to tbi
esitries made by the mhos of lading dorms unlocked,
sad said that sea only was that the mos but proffer*l
had bees exposed to the data of any doondabor dies
might be prowling shout. He should think from
the number of entries made the towespeopla
were anteeiparigig the beleyos dap when there would be
no
need for lads or bola. It was, however, desirable
that the pelting the Old be osatioiled on this =Stu"
num of the prinripd houses in the tows hod been found
open at eight by dm polies is a week, and is use are
they locked the doir and took the bey away.
Pent flasigteme, Mondey.—liefore IdtPled
Posree, Zap
Thuleltztlyiltaa—th+dorick Coward was lisolfatt op
charged with hang drunk and sleeping in the rouge but
was disethargod.—Rd ward Planter was charged with
being drank and riotous, sad food fis
A Catenin TO TIM PtelLlo.—The Individual, who
aribied himself 's Alpheus li'lasultier before the oralotp
magistrues et the Sbirehall, on Saturday, when brought
before them obannel with riesling a cost from the it.,.
John Neste, of Wylie, we find has bent victimisiag
other people in the amety. Ai.::::hoinporary says i—
" A stranger, Pilling himasit Eldoe, eon of the
late gmd of llid.o, dr• sod a hat; and shabb7_,_ but
fashionable cut clothes. has bees apprehended in Slam
horse. When taken into custody- im stymied great
=r ation st being so aloud, and thought it was very
woe a geotletuan to be eubjectod to mob degreds-
boo. Hs stuck to Use story of his noble birth, but
doted that the reason why he was without mow sod
bad boos beads' was, that he bed hewn drunk during
the lad week. Oa him were found several letters to
dors:yaw. It apron that but • few days before ha
visited Piddlotroothide, sod potrooised Bost Collier's.
Eldon marine to bed. he wee informed that It was the
custom id that house for goodemen to pay the creams
incurred during the day. At thie hit pretended to be
highly affront.-1, &slung that be had never been so
insulted in his life. Be was told he mast pay or kayo,
upoo which he ohom tine latter altermilve, and left
without paying." Forth. bismet of the public we state
that this knowing appears ritoittouwn ilitir
of
bag age.
and it all and
slistbby-gooteel clothes,
aad if such an one should intrude spat them it
will be advisable to be aerials of the cosh before
supplying him soythhti lay may desire.
QuArrsa Maalox& —The financial
business of alba minty will be tramactod ou Tuorday,
the litab hest , mid on the succeeding day the trial of
prisoners wUI be proseadied with. The coleadar at
prawn tostahes the Move's. I—Bridget Mills, eseeupg
from the person at Weymouth • Thhataa Joao:a,
dealing a walkingotiok at Seedt;cet ; Charles Gals,
stadium a shit at From@ Vsueburch ; Charles Dicker,
and Frdwin Dicker, sessollisg end wounding at Hilton
Abeam: Frederick 'limbo, stealing sloth, Ito, at
Wimborso Abater; Fanny Rice, riesling from Um
foram at Bridport ;William Glyde, hone riesling at
Bbilibugg• i Gun* BOW, Amain( * Istir 01 Wullews at

Eas• Lalworth ; °barks Long, and Chivied Monk,
stealing e.alie at Wimborne Minster ; Jame
Moline, and doeenh Cady, .heep stealing at Beek
-
laud Newton ; Chatopners Hawk..., (on bail,) stealing
two Iron trait- at Thornoomhe.
WEVMOUTII. TUI Forracoutgo bloticirst
Eutorion.—Alr. sly had cations of a cotnihg etrugsle
on the lot November are observable. Tide of late
yelm ia somewhst unu-ual at such all early d•te,but. at.
"coming events oast their shndows before them," we amp
confidently aspect that the retiring connehllors will not
be permitted to meat thetneelves around the municipal
In.hogany without a strurgle. Already one a.nirset
ha. appesred In Pe person of Mr. Arthur Ildavin,
chemist. of St. Thomas-rect. and walls are pl.c.ordad
, with the doinions which he Profess*, t hold. lie We
" the pliblio prop otter require to be carefully erstebed,
to prevent their being encroached upon, and the &ec-
ho:44 .i,ou,d not be afienoted. The puhlm eipenditore
must be closely scrutinised to stop newsier, outlay
changing into ref:Mies estray.ganee. and your right.
as townsmen might to be earrfully guarded." la
another portion of his address he proniime, 'if elected
not to go into the Council as a nominee or party man,
but to support every meuure which may tend for the
welfare of the town." All this sounds very well,
but it is like • thrice-told tale ; bow oft I. bare Town
Co•ncil candidate. promised timilar and how
often have their supporters bring disappointed, in fact,
when weighed in the balance have bele found wentng.
Such men who bold V.i opinion. which Mr. Mason
professes to do ere now much required in the Council;
uten who will go ...fettered be Party Mrs, but who
will honestly and boldly aver their opinions and
oonsoienttoudy dimharite their duties to the retepayers.
Whether Mr. Mama will do this remain. to be proved
if he doe. we wish hint Rue see, and hope that the
nebt
men will be found to All the impoitant nests in the
Council °heather. We h.ve no dintht that the premises
of Mr. Union in the els:thin flehl will owes other
aspirants for municipal fame to come out and state their
opinions.

THANE/01TM' fititrteee.—ln compliance with •
request Iron the Mayor, thank cliving services for the
late abundant harvest were held in all the
places of wor.hip in the town on Thursday. In
the morning the Mayor and Corporstion atteeded
Divine germs at St. Mary's Church. At four o'clock
the majority of the tradesmen closed their shops, thus
allowing their assistanta an opportunity of repairing to
their various places of worship. Gatictions were made
In the various churches and chapels on behalf of wee
basal insttation.
Tea AMASSES Duff Soctsrr.—On Wednesday
evening a very fashionebie company were present at the
Aniembly ROMO of the Royal Hanel to .11411114 the
performaneee of the Drevestie Boesety. The room Wee
srowded, and considerable innocent was evinowl in the
performaner, especially in the latter piece, "Pool an a
Cucumber. in whieb two lady amateurs took part. The
drama of "Tb. Charcoal Burner" wss again repeated,
and with equal 1.11000511 to that of the praetor'. night.
In the farce, the character of /limper was sustained by
Mr. Dawson in • renisrkably clever manner the way in
which ha displayed bit coolness bang ad .Irable. )Iy.
&Nog capitally perarnilled B rhino, see., and, considering
thlt this may be said to be his art appearance, achieved
wonder.. Mr. Banta, as Belting jun. . woo en id. The
parte of Jessie Hendon and Mary Wiggins were sue-
Weed by female amateurs, who ready deserved the
approbation the audience besineed thew, and, if
possible, it would snake the pieties brought forwsrd me
moil more monthly than at present if female
ohmmeters wee* borne by the fair sec. amid we hope soon
to reJord that such will be the case in future.
CISSATIOS Or TES BRIDGE DOW tl2 o'clock on
Monday night the coal duec and bentse tolls ceased to
be levirtL For some time put scarcely any collier.
have entered the harbour on account of the does being
expected to come off, but on Friday there were more
ships, of every description, in port, than have b-en seen
for nioaths past. By way of rejoicing, they were gaily
decorathd with d.gt, and the "cabbies" of the town had
their vehicles drawn up in line near the Bridge, ant
than adj creed id he &ides Inn, where, in lowing
tanidwds ..f ale, they expressed their gratillastioc at the
abolition of the bridge tolls.