The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-16 00:00:00

WITKOIITH.

MILITAIT.-0 I M )nday forty m .n of the battery
of Royal Artillery at the Nothe left Weymouth en
rogue to India. They were played to the etitiou by
their drum and fife band.
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four members of the Town
Council retiring by rotation are Mews. Sidney
NflSedge, R. N. Howard, T. B. Charlee, and Dr.
Drew.
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PIUMINTATION.-Lvt week Wes Csrter, a teacher
In the Hye Chapel Sunday School, was preeented
by her scholars with a silver pencil-case as a mark of
esteem on bee basin; Weymouth for YeoviL
Lecrruu.—On Tuesday evening a 10C'Alr0 WWI given
In Emmanuel Church. by the Rev. Herbert Stant,
Incumbent, on the " Hebrew Tabernacle." The lecture
was illiutrated by a model of the Tabernacle aod
diagrams. There wee a pod attendance, awl the
lecture was much enjoyed.
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SezetAL Seseiccs.-0a Moaday evening last and
thr.m4hout the week a number of special services
have been held in the Glonoester-ateet school. 0.1
Monday the Rev. J. Trafford spoke on " Decision,"
on Tuesday the Rev. W. Lewis on " Reepausibilides
in relation to worship," and on Wednesday evening
the Row. J. S. Botcher, of Up way.

PitlrolieD YoUNO lititreB MUTUAL IMPROVZIIIieI
SOCirri.—A preliminary meeting, having in view the
formation of such • society as the &hive, was held in
the vestry of Hoye Chapel on T4eaday evening. An
Interesting programme was drawn up for the ensuing
sesirin. such a society se this is much needed in
Weymouth, and has the pod wishes of every member
of society.
THU CTGIVL—This lo.)at, belonging t ) the Wey-
miutli and Channel Islands Steamboat Company, has
returned from Southampton, where she has been
undergoing extensive repairs and alteration& She
haa been entirely ro.plidal' iron bulwarks substituted
for wooden oneon..,a new and large hurricane deck, etc.
Her saloon and cabins have been repainted by Mr.
Jesty's men. Rev first trip was male on Monday.
lio,t of the.alterations have been made by the Great

Western Railway Company.
DISORDERLY Thane. —At the Guildhall on Wednes-
day, before Alderman Robertson and J. E. Ruben',
Esq., John Johnson, a tramp, was charged with
disorderly conduct at the Union Workhouse, and for
using offensive and abusive language towards the
tune and porter of the Weymouth Union. It was
stated that the prisoner used suoh filthy language and
was so violent that a pima:nen had to be sent for
and P.O. Stickland took him into custody. Thi
Bench seat him to ;minor' for 21 days hard labour.
Sturetiso.—Arrivels: Great Western, Blampied,
Cherbourg, general; South of Ireland, Pura, Ober-
h-mrg, general ; Joseph, Worth, Scarb oho', nil What
You Will. Wateee, S.arboro', nil; Oygous, Flisher,
,toothampton nil ; Harold, Shields, o ;
Empress, Cosiens. Bournemouth; Bornarsuad, King,
Portemouth.—.3allingl : Great Western, Blampied,
Cherbourg. general; Jac do, Nyman, Stavanger,
ballast; Mermaid, Limeade:a, Sunderland, ballast;
Queen, Haiti, Penmen Roads, ballast; Joseph, Worth,
Penzanoe, ballast; Whet You Will, Waters, Pens.
awe; Erme, Amboy, Guernsey, timber; Emorros,
C B .ureemouth ; Cygnus, /Maher, Jersey.
A DiIIORDERLY WOMAN.-At the Borough Police.
court on Friday, before J. Robertson, Req., B.
Hopkins, Esq., and J. Robots., Esq., Emily Hardy, a
woman of II tams, was summoned for being drunk
and refusing to quit the Nel•ou lan when requested
by the lead' in! so do.—P.C. Carter said on Wed•
insides, night, between ten and eleven o'clock, he
found the prisoner drunk at the Nelson. She was
pulling her hair and behaving in a riotous manner
CAIIIIO she said she would have some beer. The
lan ilord refused ti draw her any, telling her to go
to the house where she got drunk. The landlord
repeatedly told her to leave, but she refused to do
' eo.—Defendant said elm had no recollection of bow
be came into the Nelson on the night in question,
or how she got boom—Richard Frederick Roberta,
landlord of the Nelson, gal I defendant came into hie
' house on Wednesday night suffering both from excite-
ment and drink. She wanted him to supply her
with some liquor, which he reflood, and desired her to
leave, but she would ird.—Defendant wee fined 10s.,
or in default seven days.- --She said she did not want it
; to appear on the paper as she would rather pay for lt
I not to be there.

THI REGISTIUTION.—A report of the more impor-
tant proosedings at the Revising Sinister's Court will
be found in another column. At the afternoon sitting
of the curt, the only Maims of any interest were the
following :—Two Conservative lodger chime for Mr.
Court and Mr. Alders were dieallmsed, the former for
being under age, and the letter for insufficient occu-
pation. A Conservative claim on behalf of Mr. Hill
was disallowed on amount of insufficient rating. A
Liberal claim on behalf if Mr. Rine, In the parish of
Wyk° Regis, for houses in succession, ware disallowed.
In the parish of iisdipole 4, Liberal darn rakho by
Rev. John Woyd was diaillowed. For the following
results of the registrati os we are indebted to the
onurtese of Mr. Howard Bow..
sL,,cowbe Ft..sts —The old lodger lid eenleining 5
L,berai end 9000.. restive claims and the new lodger Mt
emtskoing 3 L,bertl and 4 Conservative clMsm, were
allowed settee :V oblection. In the householder (Penile-
metier!) list Vier" seri. 86 claims, of which 15 were for
LiMrsla, and?! Co; Cmmtivatives; of the Libor at claims
5 were struck oot tin ci Liossatf were already ou the
11.1 of voters ; 2 Wei • dissllowe.l end S atlnwed. Of the
Comervetive rim cos di Nev. .0 Lick out. the claimants being 1
eireedr on the limo! voters ;2 eon, allowed, 7 allowed.
In the boils alsoldiir (Municipal) 'lit thrr. were 37 &alms, of
which 9 were fry Libsrals an l 23 for Coneermi-
kris ; of the Li`ieral claims 2 were disallowed
and 7 allowed. Of the llonservvi ire claims 17 are ersck
out, the clalman•• bon( alecly on Vie list of vain, and
6 wers showed. There vr-re It I.lb, r.l objections to Con-
servatives on the household. r. Parltamenktry, and
Municipal lists, of which 8 were not sustained. and 10
mislead.
Weymouth.—The old lodger list, poni•loing 4 Liberal
and 3 Camervetive claims, was allowed without objection.
In the new lodger list thero wen, 6 Cones-settees and 1
Liberal claim. The Übe's' chins was allowed. Of the
GOalierYStlVS clams 4 erre 41-alloweel and 2 snowed. In
the householder (Parlament iry) list there were 51
claims, of which 2.3 sere for I,ibrrale end 96 for C unions-
tim• Tee 25 L banal claims were allnived. Ot the Con
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'creative claims V) WO, air Ink out, either) Amaral were
already en Vie list of voters ; 2 anis dissilograd and 4
allowed. In the h,neolioid. vs' (Munn:Mal) list them were
3: claims. of winch IN sircre Io I 1).r.1., and 11 for C
servativas. Ot tie L band c aims 25 were &loyal ant 1
disallowed. Of the Conservative claims 8 were struck
out. the claimant* being already on Use list of voters. I
was disallowed. and I allowed.