The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-29 00:00:00

WITSIO 17TH.

CLIVILLID Holm Somow..—Nins pupils of Mr. r.
A. Yarrow have been suocessful at the Christmes
examination of the OAlege of Prisosptoss, obtaining,
this following certifioates :—Two first class, first
division • two second clean first division; one second
alms, third division; three third clam, first division ;
one third clam, third division. Tw.ilve pupil. enteral
of whom nine pared, and two Ladd by only ten
marks. We think Mr. T. A. Yarrow is t 3 be c in-
gratulatsd on so satisfactory • result.
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SHlPPlNG.—Arrivai•:Aqulis, Painter, Cherbourg,
general; Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg,
general ; Cygnus, Filcher, Jer.ey, general; Laura,
Ward, Vover, U cake; Emma. Co gobs. Portsmouth,
fish ; Banshee, G Hartlep 01. coal ; "Andrew Long-
man," Angus, Konigsberg, : Aquila,
Painter, Cherbourg, general; Great W.-stern, Blam-
pied, Cherbourg, general; Cygnus. Fikther. Jersey,
general; " &ode de Is Met," Dovier, Tregniere,
ballast; Venni% Gillard, • Portland, oil; Boma,
Coombe, Fishing. nil.
Titg &fogs Tanowma Nonsegon—At the Guild-
hall on Monday, before the Mayor (it. N. Howard,
Req.), J. Robertson, EN., J. K Bobens, Eaq., and
13. Hopkins, Esq., eight little boys, whose ages ranged
down from doe to five, and named Junes Cole,
Sylvanus White, Frederick Humell, Herbert New-
man, John Mellish, Frederick Rowan, Gorge Hines,
and Walter Marks, were brought before the mad.-
trate' in connection with breaking windows in an un-
habited house recently acquired by the Council for
the Chnpelry improvement.— rho Mayor mid thin wage
serious matter. It seemed to be a general thing when
houses buena empty to thr,w stones and break the
windows, and it most be put down. He ukod Mr.
Giblet, the schoolmaster of Trinity Schools, where the
boys attended, if he could give them a birchliut.—Mr.
Gibbe said be could not, u the matter occurred out-
side school honrs.—The Mayor ordered the bbch to be
brought up, and then he cautioned the boys that if
brought before them again they should order them a
thrashing. .

--RILITO-711 CONDUCT. —At the Guildhall on MondaY,
before the Mayor (R. N. Howard, Esq.), Alderman
Robertson, J. E. Robens. Erg., and B. Hopkins,
Bag.. John I humae, • lab 'urn', of Governor's-lane,
wan charged with being drunk sod riotous on Saturday
everting, &leo with assaulting his wife, &nil also with
riotous conduct in (be police oells.—P.C. Bartlett
stated that on Saturday evening he we, called to •
row in Governor's-lane. He went there and (florid
prisoner being held by three or f Mall. The
prisoner's wife waa covered with blood. They &dud
him to take him away, which he did. II very
violent, mad they were obliged to esrry 110 to the
station face downwards. He 1x10..ve.1 word like a
madman than an) thing else. fie war very riotouv in
the sells, and need frightful language. They had to
take off his boota as be kicked the do r.—George
Critchell stated be lived In • room over the prisoner,
and on Saturday heard • row. He went ri wo sal
saw Thomas's wife on the ground, and he worn on his
wife ; blood was running down her fees and coining out
of her mouth ; he dragged him off. Toey took him
away, but be went back and struck bla wife
in the mouth.—Prisoner was drunk.—Prisiner
to witness Next time you throw your wife
downstairs, I'll remember you.—lrouiva Thomas
said her husband wsdi in a publich,gov &.d
she went to fetch him away. lie struck
her in the month. He did not strll.• her any more.
H. had • drop of drink, and she impel they wool I not
mut Wm to gaol for the sake of her children. lie was
a very go xi husband, except when he had the drink.
—The Mayor said they had Seven previous convicti MIL
—SCIPt• Vickery said there were numerous complaints
about this man from the neighbours. On Saturday
night he behaved like • madman, lie never heard
such filthy language as he tived.—The Mayor ...id
this was a very bed case indeed. His poor wife had
stood up in the box and had spoken in hi. deism*.
He was liable to six mouths' imprieonruont
Magistrates had decided to send him to gaol for
days' hard labour.

BAZAAR AND BALE OF WORK.

On Tomday st noon • bazaar and sale of fancy
work wss opened in the Working Men's Institute,
Mitchell-4mM, in connection with the Bank.building•
Chapel, the object being to miss sufficient fonds to
cover abs met of beating the obspel, and executing
necessary alterations in the schoolroom. All the
friends of thk and other dmominations work al eery
bard to oaaha the al Ara emceed* and their 'lode were
well rewarded. The stalls, of which there were six,
had he.. fitted up with great Mite, and prseentad •
prom:possess**. being hung with crimson and lice
No. I stall was kept by Mrs. Trafford, Mrs.
IPu:trig, and Mrs. Warner, sad, In addition t, the
heterogeneous collection always found at a Incur stall,
hare were to be *sea some remarkably pretty hand-
made artificial lowers and hand-painted chips, and a
ready sale wee effected. Nall No 2 was prodded over
billies. 8. G. fowler, Mrs. R. Fowl. r, and the
Learmonth. Hare was a eplendil array of
dolls, all gorgeously dressed. and • number of petty
and metal articles. No. g stall was kept by Mrs.
Randall, Mn. Cullimon, aad Mies C. Humphrey,
and wan loaded with • ohne), selection of pretty goals.
Stall No. 4 was is abi_ of Mrs. Hallett, Mrs.
Dios* sad Mrs. B. J and the speciaUte at
Ude den was a number of dope* waked Know.