The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01 00:00:00

WSYMOUTH.

MR. HURT EDWARDS voted in the minority In
formr of Mr. Willie's motion for the removal of the
Bishops from the lions' of Lords.
INPROPIR CONDUCT.— kt the Guildhall on Wednes-
day. before Alderman II ,bertsoo (in tin chair) iand
J. R. Robins, Rea Chariot Charley, an elderly
man, was charged with indecent ooninct on the
Bridge on the previous night.— P.C. Day proved the
cam, sal prisoner WM fioed 5.., and allowed verso
days to Pal' in.
TR. ARGYLE MASER POOllO.-0, Wedoledly
morning a party of navvies were set to work driving
piles to make • dun for keeping the water out of the
pound which wee recently purchased by the Great
Western Railway Company. Toe pound wiU by filled
In, and o nnoiodiona engine sheds and wolkshope
erected on the site.

A WINDOW S/WIFIRD.-011 Monday sitertreon a
hone and cart heloncing to Messrs. J. F. Hodges
and Son, wine torrobaota, of Dorchester and Wey-
mouth, was proceeding along St. Thomas-greet, when
the driver pulled up to get out of the way of two men.
The horse became frightened aod bolted, and the
shafts of the cart w-nt through ooe of the large plat/I-
slam windows at Whittle'. Restaurant, doing damage
to the extent of R.

Desearioz......At the Guildhall on Tunday, before
Alderman Robertson (In the chair), J. E. Robens,
Beg., and B. Hvirlos, Esq., Arthur Gardner, aged
Id, wee charged with d.oerting front the lot Cheat,»
Regiment at Portland.—P.O. Read stated he met
prisnow on Ifoaday morning ore the Prostoo-road
about a Quarter to bow o'clock. He met the prisoner,
and, thinking be was a deserter, took him into custody
on sumplaion' and on the &Fp being reed over he
admitted he woe • deserter.—Paereer said he deserted
on Sun lay. H. enlisted on the 15th of Jur.* it
liaooleeneld.—The Beach ordered him to be battdod
over to the military authoritim
Bervirneo.—Arrivale Cygnus (e). F.lia, J:r.2,
seneral; Vulture (a), Mane, Cherbourg, is
(e), nigher, Cherbourg, general; Gem of
the Omsk Conniption, Cowes, ill; Fenny, Trebr,
Portsmouth, Governmeat Mores; Dna, 111Leos1n
Ealmoutk, iii; Joists and Emily (s), Weaver,
Soothmeptoe. oil; Elizabeth and Mary. Mao,.
Southampton, nil' Floream Miriam Hell, Hartle-
pool, coal. SaLUnirs : Onseis (a), Falls,
fle=.
=V; 'Takers (e), Mem, Oberhoorg,
on (e), Atelier Glerboarg, geserai • Jells A:
Hearin, Williams, Herwke. elates; Enla7. Tr•blr
W=ll4Goverament elnerm; Oomasodore
? 112.1111% 1110.

Tee Aserial, Teenage or rat Q.O.Y.C.—The
Dorset Regiment of Yooinaery Cavalry ootomilic•
their manual ight days' trainiag at Weymouth on
May 17tb.
nug T"wfl SOC,ITT. -Aft extra lecture, in luna-
tion with the W, yoriuth Town Society se tethered
at Gm Royal Hotel Amenably Rooms on 1 even-
ing by Dr. Chill., NIA.. F.C.8., on Licht and the
flinotrosoope," whim there inis • large audiseas. Toe
pendent ni the society, Geraegs KU(' Prceido3
and lutroduoed the lerenser,althoegb.ashe ennerked,bill
was well known to theca all. D... Childs prefaced his
lecture with • few remarks with refectione to the
society and its financial position, and appealing for
iocritomid ouPe .rt from the members. Heal.° ackeow-
hedged the valuable amistance be had received from
Moen. Diener, C metney, Woodward, Mania, T. R.
Groves, Clealeashaw, hillier, Cols, Stamm, Hallett,
Clarke, ant other,. The lecture Wad very interesting,
erplahaing the nature of light an I he diecovenes
made with regard t light and spectroscope ,bung the
loot tw onoloriet. Tue lecture was illustrated by dia-
grams and esperimeote.
AllaULT.—*t the Guildhall on Tuesday before
Alderman Robertson (ia the chair), J. R. Ramses,
Req. and B. Hopkin., Reg , William B. Pavel wee
summoned for sesaultiag Jobs Bilk, on the 18th
March. Complainant stated that loot Tuesday even-
ing defendant cams up to his house, called him out,
swore at him, put his fin in his two, and said be
would kill him on the twat day. Hs said he would
, ley wait for him on the following day Ii be lost 10e. by it
He bad had no quarrel with him, but had asked We
wife for • debt due to Mos.—Cross-examined : When
defmadant came to his house be said "Mr. Bilks, I
beg your pardon, but what made you mine is my
house." but he did not add "and Moue my wife"—
George Bilks, son of complahlaut, said he accompanied
his father ou Monday to the boom of defeadant. His
wife said she oonald get bread cheaper of oottiobldlf .1..,
and then his father asked her to pay him some money
she owed him, and be would not toll any more.—
Orcesexamineed : Mrs. Pave, said " Do not na.ke go
much stoles, we have Maness In the house." Did not
hem his father say he didn't ears for sickness or any-
thing else.--George Pave', sou of defendant, said
prosecutor abused his mother about some pi tuns,
saying she
addend the came proved, and deed defendant 10e,
Including oats.