The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-13 00:00:00

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Or* Use natural colour TU. elect Is superior to Rut
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Tim pleamt ppm. aad ashooludaliall elle Dee' Ni GOMM! luDnagila. Mineentem -&r 1 and
un Jump, have been Indy Corinth' Guest vetted the Exhibition on it:ceder
&WSW Union. Mr. sad - s matron of the South, lee'. led mated amoral snide..
eppeieted imistant matter anTWITS RRIIIIM.-On Tuesday Albert Kerrie. ea Arml
ec= Cohn
here war a wretched dfar se far es men. or Puttiandor semosorted for erunkeehms
Buttner . „ ui w
eereel- gao snrcnietter and "tutree,tiZ PC. DelLont. -Ordered 1., pay the
It" P IA" ib.ll wee rot were out of town, and the °mute' eit4 " t° "I" careful hi. mc4/,/'
tam= Plane -Engrg waa char' at the
wila ea trrLeagh to have S&tLIPiSd the veriest court on Thursday, het' the Mayer tr. LOndio). place was
recluse. B. Hopkins, Mr. J. Robleteos. ead. Rengett, with
"en childree the Primitive Methodist franduleut ialistas t.-81x weeks herd Meer.
weerndiallo onday taken to Lodmoor TIER 11011TaID iLLosiON.--011 Mender there was •
Sunder conoo-1
Nferaenth. for their annual treat, where Vain; "art ci satl eD board the gualcuAlr. J. buil.
Ohlir i 0., impeder of es Partruseelk.
(anal Win inda"d In, sod • "a" ali°Tabla "ay idiom, The resell ought te"brimeet
were present. made
Weal known.
Thtf.day Mr. Evans, in pumas. of a ROWS OLD yams, wade, went to • school
at
the last meeting, proposed that Mr. Reginald at Burdens. found it not Ms tan eed named. He
thoracic be treasurer to the Azmineter guardians in applied for the mean at Portland created by his own
the mom of the late Mr. Herbert Williams. This rentovei. end Lavine the edvanteip of being known to
was seconded by Mr Boon, and carried unaninionaly. the r"ot,,outtou they orPotated Dios and although then
Tag Council of the Bath arid Warn of England I'''. °`"*""Plic*".•
Agricultural flocletP ha "Praia" "air Tel Wiyinnve Rowteo Coos had • pica. at Bind**
. " dalE= Abbey on Wedimday denim at 11 from the Mole's
at the lge o sustained by it In the lom of Mr. Seam They arrived 'about 2.2), had high tee of gust
Wllliams 'who as Chairman of Finance and ha other Kaye of the Black Beer Hotel, end turned shortly
=t capacities had served the Society with before midnight, having had • fll oy drgey. Two brakes
aeaffable seal" The meeting of 70 1. to be held anutaTed the PertY, which numbend aboot 30.
at Eater, and that of 10 in all probability at South. Tneamica. leatteß-Mr. 3 Rook. applied by letter
at the borough petty sessions on Thursday lag, for •
Ti. kat
itittommuT gigeging oflb. egamananeen theatrical licence for August le at the Royal Hotel. Mao
Stapleton , and Winterborne Atjuis Association in al and _rm. German Reed's entertainment Is to hefted..
of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held at 00 Thursday
lue made in MAY. and it weggranted
leartinstonn Than-lay, at which tha Meeker* Tee W•l4 or Nava Plasm-The following later
were the Rev. E. Ludlow. who presided, and the Reva he. been headed toe. for publication: -Tuesday scoriae&
R R. Meadows, G. E. hfoule, C. W. Bingham. .J. 61,71 Deer Sir I fogad on enquiry that HM.S. Lard
Fon (of Weymouth). and H. Bann (vicar of Faring. Warden did isnja picket at Wert:Booth leas S inday. I
don, Bean), the deputation. At the close of the should he much obliged if you could tell the magistrate
meting the collection amounted to £l5 15s. caciat'd " the h•ach.L.Bwrdl,V neat MID* he comes
Minding PA gent by Mr. R. Williems, of Bri&head. C uioa.. Yours truly. R. w. S. Score " Lieut. H.ILS.
IlarcSu +PAY ScHOoL Tex te. -The fret Sunday School Tag ROYAL HOSPITAL -The following collectiose han
children, teachers, and friends, th their esteemed . leen mad. in behalf of this • Talcum* MGM*: -Hope
minister, the Rev. J. Harrinftoo, hail their annual , China, LS 10a • Baptist litoel, ; Trinity Church.,
Peet on Monday last. They (sboat 120) dated Limit All 7*. .
_• Itatlipole Murat MI M. 31. : Broad toy Church.
10 o'clock, in waggons and other vehicles kindly Int St- Ohlrkerell Chou* Al Ils 31._; Park Wesbirion
by rm... ergiee-ierrn, and arrived at jerainoon Chapel, AI la ;St Mary's Church, .0 to 13a. Christ
Park (kindly fractal for their use by Mr. H. B. Chuxvb.£2s" Ikt ;St John, Clinch. " (llcarmarr-
Sheridan), about 12 o'clock, where games of all deectip. Clap.l,£2 5a 441.
Nona were indulged in. About half-peat gin the rain BURIAL BOAnD.-On Thursday Moran/ • media we.began to 10
Lod lb. part? hurriedstrum at.
nheld at
.S Mu
port g' yestr. to
prinannd. The i‘no
home reosin m Burial
nbowiidßoard
usual ; but, fortunately, attar darting they did not get en int.. .
Rector
the Board had paid £1 1.. for inured to the re
very much rain. Thanks are due to those who kindZ and also ste 10r. for the balance of the principarat.g=
lent the conveyances, and especially to MR. r. for burials and interment vaults had amounted to
Sheridan for Me kindness in allowing the party of £l5B e.. 91. £15619.. ld. had been impended for Marian
friends to so over his beautiful gardens. misoallanea, gad repairs. On the in 'Mon of Mr. J. Rabbets.
Ligr Wedneedey evening niemi gnergrg past
ten seconded by Mr. Hunt, the report was received and
the fire heir& were called to attend • fire at Char- "opt"' "d the meetingekaed alt" givingeh° Rector •
vote of thank.
Master. t hay-rick of about 60 tona MO Swots TynoLass igaLgenara-Then, chemists Lingers
=of Mr. William Dunning, Wolverton Pam are about to appear at our Tanen, exordia to particulars
11'4 some unexplained mesas, but mid to be by Mud among our advertimenn The Oven«y our says
over-heating, bad broken out in flames all over. There "I he autertalumente we simply charming, end at,
were other ricks ailment, and the thane wee remarkable for • rich variety oth the choruses of the
anintenhat wk.. mi.. Supt. cpeeepd endhi.free mountaineers are blended recitations full of sparkle
and vivacity, pretty sketches, and Bailin end [moan
got their engine to work-then being a slight • ..
songs. - 0 • can pronoun,* this company to be • lea
delay from a couple of stones having got into the Ageslain., sd asil up to th...a. •
"decks," and they played upon it all the debt and FaaLliPl ollimi.-tha We imitate, before Dr. Drew, Mr.
up to the Dm of writing; their efforts being directed .1. IR oertson, Mr. B. kl.pinns, gad Kr. T. Abbott, Mrs
%gave the n
attining Moony, in which they were Dartl-tt was brought up fur bens drunk and loitainog,
macesseful. r. Supt. Baty sad Sergeat-Maisor Stickla 'M nd found • man named ad holding
puede,, and several of the feeentty Pollee ware ndefendant, and he said she was gone to jump overboe.M.
In attendance and lent their help. She had bese in company with mother me, ea. my
Ups,. end did not know what she was doing.-Pourtees
Ti, mall-oat driver hawses. Weymouth and Dor. dep. herd labour.
Mader met with a nasty accident at Broadwey on Paciatiste RWITITCIII. -As will be seen on reference
Thieutday Morning. Just se he got to the Railway to our award...inept columns the above (mous violinist,
Inn him boree stumbled over a stove-these are lying misted by his talented daughter, Kan de Ronne pun.
about very loose at this time of the year-end went pew giving four grand violin rmitala at the Royal Rotel
ilowe • crusher. Warthey, the driver, was seen flying AllaeloMy-rocan on next Tuesday and three following
Ii cowpony with • sackful of letters. The Imre* had evening, at &Mt Them remarsable snag have Just re.
We knees, shoulder, and heed terribly knocked about tar"d ha" 'raw tha eaaa"l I•l`ad'' wa'a Lhi4z /*is
I ces. both vocal eel nutrimental, anted a deep
sod Werthey was pretty considerably shaken. The teem" u.resupon their bearem
=1 =of the Inn CalilefrotomMemrus. Lames,
neind • leaftan.-0. Friday l
oir ast, at
.tba concilucton of..
Swan-tbe Mild.' vehicle having had a Roger,
rameshed pi the theti=k&step:lUPesented their esteem" we'd aorgnist, cr.
-the min, • tremeedous load, were taken on to Henry J. Rogers (who lo also aselataist organist at Gt.
Wweenoutli. Johns) with a very b.ndsome Album de Flours, splendidly
Doacinsran Morocco, with mountirum and look In nickel
A170t711, FAR-This annual sheep Ws bused
iseedlisoms for 150 photo. of all time, tidily nue.
took plan on Tuesday, attracting to the town • very silver.t yak-eh-eta, a,wwa when eapalete with in.
large attendance of affriculturlets Tho wIPPIy of sc.:rain and a cute de visite of each masher of the
dwelt ohlefle dove, we. uarY bor., Imo 1.000 or 6,000 rho.,. it will then form what it le loupsd -d to b•-• token
being penned. Ewes were about tbe game prices a. at of regard aud appveciation of th.lr Or.gen,s.s servicee
the July fair, but lambs were fully 5.. per heed Chaise or Canater ro • DeleUT. -Tee wall-Mom
dearer. Some of the best ewes In the fair. were, .lonataan Coat and a little boy named Peerybywere on
these of Mr. Joseph Hull, of iitinsfard, being W•ltar'dto ".emkaart forarieTte."lll, date:. allow.
CZ's' by Mr. John F0rd....0f Weymouth, at
tgd;zir.--rittr theneevldeimre Dr. Dive said the B soh
675' per "ed. Me' SM.' °I winearbaraa, bad •"" felt very numb Inclined ti treat the ana.tor SI ono for lop
horn ewes, which puma into the posention of Mr. primmest without the option of a Ina, and be (Dr. Drew)
whitt6, the well known dealer, of Wartime, an would certainly give he voice for imprisonment if Cook
tila Sc!, per head. Waken at the private sales renge4 had another such me proved &genus him The highest
from 50s. to 58e. Mr. GI. Symonds, of Monkton, sold fine they could Mkt upon him was £5 ited tint he would
two lota of 80 Down sweat 704. arid 60e. per had, the hen to pa. with outs. The tots' amount wee £413...
buyer At the former figura heinp Mr. iitarein Lock, Including meta end defendant had to hand that one or
butcher, of North-aquae. Mr.-Symonds also sold by go to prison for two moo, ha.
flimedite Nem-sena, Vesper, Horner. Torquay,
private contract 170 Down lambs at 42a. per heed, nil meager. Clark sea fish ; George and Elionen.
lambs hem Mr. Byrnes, of Wlnterborne, male jun se I, sea fish ; I est. Drake sa, tth cyfaus Maher.
40s. each. Mr. Chick, of Compton. sold horn lambi Jersey. general, South of Ireland. Pearn, Chas-hour_ ,r
at 375. Id. and 43e. each. Mr. Richard Genge, of paaleili Emma lie 'chem. Soolim c°4l. • Lurd,
Waterline. disposed of Down awed at 625. Auction. collingwood. LealeY, liournemoutk. Pageengem no'
were bell by Mr. lessor, Mr. Symoods, of Sydling, deavour. Gouldint Pot:mouth. oh; Great Weeten.
Fanny Moon, Porte-
and Mama Duke end Sem Mr. Knew had . very Bl'ag.ead,rbeebeerg• .Peeeengen yl.
mouth, vrorotutrot biome ; howls, Fa , sea soma ,
large number of sheep penned, and high prices wore ghat., Jersey, g.usosl; Phone flowering,
fetched. Several lots of Down ewes made 56., 56. 6d, Abbots's ry. peASSlsSers ; Pixie Saunders, Telainsouth,
59a, and 60s. At the ammo( his (paws' sale Mr. IA eoUisa Lovell, Hartlopnol, coal,' Her., Brand,
Eneor invited his cuatomers to
thering near the N. W. Middlesboroudt coals and D Neutral,
Doe, Ntral, Tomcods,
getaway of the now and commodious market tea Constant_ Deal.: Aquila, lelle, l• roof. general.-
enwere submitted • number of Dorset Down rams &One( : Eatobtion, Noe., fiableins, oil.; Chtisot Wilda
and run lambs from the celebrated Athelhampton fishing. ni,iLljanrir j.ittro.j wood° Ltey.ut.prnaap,'
flock of Mr. G. W. Homer. The first lots from the 2,1.17. south of Ireland, ('earn, Ch noun.
Athelhempton lock comprised five ram Lambe which aan",.`"a Gmen..y, omen' prince. Bonertne,
sold at from 5 to 71 guineas each, amongst the Abb t.bury, pannnor. ; treat Western, Blampied,
purchasers being Mr. (Ilion, and Mr. Bugg, and Mr. cherhonig. • Watarlily. Par.ons, Suernsee.
Drake (H Moughton,' rive ram lambs were let at from 'int ; Cygnus lodge, Guernasty gmral Fawn,
sto 30 gainsayer heed, that realising the top figure &Mani, fluting. ballast; Greet Welton, Bampi.d,
being a splendid specimen of the Sock. Ten ram Chtolurg,B.pemr:gm..Ciwygnpa.,thias
lambs found purchases at from 54 to 7 guineas each, fr°
Blackwood, Tore v, nil ; Pandora. Linn, Crtising..a.
Twelve two-tooth and to four-tooth rams changed Baia.. ip.„4:w_os eaeactap, beiere the Meyer
ownership at from 6 to Ile guineas per head.(Kr.Luediek and Mr. J Robertson. A marine srttilery-
After the sale and letting Mr. G. W. Homer man, named finny Smirk, of MICR Prince Albert was
entertained big patrone and friends at dinner at the summoned for destroying towers at the itodwell elation
Ming'. Arms In the Fair Field, Mr. G. on the lst inst Mr. Palmer, stationmaster, said these
Symonds. of Sydling, had 3.100 sheep and limbs were his own flowers with which he bad taken great
MOO pre enned•sto realised 46e. to 61s, per had,
lambs 30s. to 42. 6d., the gala being of • very success. ttroweentliey.ma nw the prisoner with thorn at eve and
iinute• past eight -Priloner said he had • bunch
of dowers given him at !indwell station, and be did not
M o ful character. r. Symonds' partner (Mr. Eaton) h..w nh.ne. th.penar. If he had done any mischief,
conducts' the bed sale, which wee comparatively of • wss very sorry-Mr K. Lowman. ticket collector saw
character, the fair toeing specially for sheep. the man about Auerter to Son August Ist with no lowers
At Ma's. Mike's sale some lota of Is ea ewe. made in his hand. With,. left the station for shout ten
Ss. and 465. 6d, and horn wethar lambs sold at 37.. minutes, and returocd, end then defendant had the
flowers in his hand. Defendant had no flowers when he
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FILA.XPTON.

Tml genermity of Mr. and Mrs R. B. Sheridan we
wain noticed on Wedne•day, the 31st ult., when this
quiet little villain, am quite enlivened in the annual
school treat. M 1.30 the Sunday and day school children
assembled st the schirtu and atl p.m., under the
superintendence of Mr. C. White, the ochoolmseter. •
=2was formed, headed by the Malden Newton
.1, the children carrying numerous banner. and
flags of venous Jawnptions, marched to the park, where
dating the afternine they joined in various games—
cricket, **liiaein-the-ring," nvinging. ; but at 5 30, the
alarm for tea being riveo, all games were dispermed
and children and friend+, to the number of nearly SOO, sat
down to do jostles to the houstemie amply of Ms cake
de., spread before them, grace being sung by the choir:
awl, donee the strains of the band, all eatables soon do'
• ; bat • continu rupply came forward, and
•=llcontinuous supply
had done full justice, Keene am. WAi. Mpg.
Alter tea 01 returned to their various games, dancla•
being kept up with good spirit until nine o'clock, when
all jelned In giving hem ty cheers to Mr., Kra , and Mae
Sheridan for the kindness shown to one and all.
CalClLZT.—Ttiess matcher mere played at the cricks
ou Monday lid, the return bdnii played the Wale
.'..ndflobjoined are Ow wore. :

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Done to-a:elation first -P C. Delamcat stated prisoner
was the worm tor liquor, and after mese Persussiou, be
gave op part of the noware as the bale was ming. One
of the flowers he had in ids hand matched with part of
the bush then- Ihe Mayor mid the station was the
ornament of the whole neighbourhood, and it was a great
shams that the Bowers were picked by °them They knew
Mr. Palmer had token a great deal of trouble with the
Sowers and they were • great credit to him-Henry
Farmer, urdimry seamen, of the Prince Alter; was about
two mris I rom Smith, when the dowers were delivered
to him, Moot Mil% pot for fiveand twenty to suet a
female gave them to him. -The Mayor could accept the
evidence of the Mims. Farmer, whom they did not
believe. They had no doubt he picked the flower,; it
rfts a Try wanton act, and they were determined to
protect whet wea •mey plomidstation. -Food, including
costa. lila 9d. or omen dm • imorwon owes.- pod.
Smoot, BosenStansovect. -Robert Peri was summoned
for not sending his child to school, and disobeying the
magistrates' order but he dad not appear, and the wife,
who came, said he was gone away in the trawler, and she
thought she hail better come-Mr Arden .• I should think
so, unless you want • warrant to be sent after him -1 he
order was served on the Pith of -eptember, 1.77.- Ihe
wife said she had neglected her child ; but she had not
been able to go- Ir. I ic ani said the child had not been
net regularly Bine* the order ; but out of 34 times during
• mouth, only 17 Mmes.-11w wife said the child had
been 11l ever sines she had been mociantod, and if she did
not suffer ia her ears, she had runnings her heed.- r.
Pickard stated the child had been running the streets. -
Flood fa —William Meader, was summoned for • similar
offence, and said it was not his fault, be sent the children,
and men went part of the way with them ; but if taw
went "logging he could not help it.- he Mayor said
drdwitisat must go himself, and see the children Inside.
He must now pay Is for the two children, including costa
The niagistratee clerk believed the fault was principally
that of the Info. S 3 the Bench believed ; but the man
must suffer for the wife's fault—Jo.,, Lestair wee:
similarly sometime& -Mr. Pickard believed this wee the
wife's fault; she was left at home to send the children,
but neglected them and bullied him (Mr Pickard), into
the bargain -Defendant mid he mold not and his way
back from Rolipole, 'Mambo worked, to take his children
to schooL Ho trusted to his " wife's ty.•-The
Mayor : A motherly duty, I should thiak. You will find
It to your advantage to get some one else to sea your
children at school, if tour wife will not. -Defendant : That
wouldn't pay at all,
_siv -Pined Ss. Jots left,
similarly aumtoottoShad gone out In• boat, sad his wife
with •la In her arose-This wee the first
t me of summons, the Bench modem cedar foe attar
dance.
Ithoonnoon's qoaangt.-Preneis Los, of Lim Imo,
was summoned for assaulting lama Waimea -There
wee a cromosummons. Yr. RIME@ appeared for °ono plainant,
and Mr. Howard for defendant, end • good number of
witnesses wen ordered out of court -Mr. Ham, said the
Parties had been living in Love lane, and for mom time.
the best of neighbours. Something had transpired which
be would mot go into, laming it to his (Mood Mr. Howard,
If he pleased to open it, and if that Imo doon, he (AL
Ilenos) should accept the challenge. After dising some
of the preliminary gunnel, be stated Mr. Lee wrung hie
data in complaisant • low, and struck ber a blow m the
sec It was • grist pity that • regpsct•ble man like Mr.
Lee should commit sorb an asuce.-Mr. Howard: Oh,
for geodesy mks. don't rim us pity ; we °bled to it.-
Kr. Hum said no doubt Mr. Howard would pile tip the
Mime -Mr. Las: I struck the woman, sad that's all
Most It-Mr.. Hoensall said on Thursday sassing she
was mina down Love Imo about 10 o'clock, when Mrs.
Scott called her into her home, and stl.r sdm. remark,,
Mr. Lais cause la, and charged her with having
hip daughter of stealing dowses from Mr. Warren's
r.dett. She told him Mr. Warren was not there when
to live there ; but defendmit struck her two
blows will his let noe right , knocked her bonnet
elf, and nearly tenoned herr. His daughter sot in front of
him, Mrs. Jolliffe and Mr. Lee went out.-In Como
mamined it appeared that Mrs. Mainsail bad no marks to
show, and Mrs. Scutt reinmked she was sorry she had
stood in Mr. Housman's defence, or she might ham bad
some marks to show-Mr. lianas was content to leam
themes there.-Mr. Howard admitted that all the pirtles
wen respectable, and he was Toady to return the
compliment, sad my Mrs. Hammen was very respectable,
all were respectable people together. Mr. Lee went in
where three Wive were talking logetbsr, three women
were talking, their memos were em, to he going 14 to the
deem Mr. Les did touch the woman, but not with the
fist He woo very lorry U .for it so was Mr. Lee . but he (11r.
0..= urged that wok such a delicate woman as Mrs.
showing no marks. It could not have been •
very brutal slur, and he was pleased to say that the
stone in a teapot had not interfered with the friendship
between Mr Homed] and Mr tele-The Bomb mid the
defendant took the ca • out of his advocate's heads by
admitting the offence, sad they ordered ddendant to me
the outs of the court, and Mame= who were heard.
Thocnigarmie Doiscrnausem -Jaws Illnhion ars brought
up for being drunk sad disorderly last Meta He Is an
Mlobodied young man, who save hie spas are hed.--Bspt.
Vickery said lest Shalt, abed balf-peM lea, the elohndeat
came to him In the street end salted for a psliemian. Hie
clothes were disordered, and be was thrown eat of the
ft fel Oak for gmbertag messy on picottat of an moo.,
grimier. sod lumping the menity. The man le worthless,
Mod Is • warm of trouble to the polio., and also to
IP • B ard of 0 labs :beis • lass fellow, and will not
work --There was a similar case mated Kato Warm,
eft/rotor's mother, who Moo aseoulMd PC Pryor. at one
o'clock this morning in Iteldeswimat She was with
aim. salines of the Roma Nary, drank, end he was MAMMA
after ordering her seversl times to move or., to take her in
his arms, and carry her to the @tattoo. sad • lion tb. got
Ms RUSTON. Mere she trot in his Ns -P LI Carter said Mat *hen
Ipme erveral &Mho Its Wesleyan@ and Potato,. tivormsnt Re're went t 3 hit Ihr In tk. tito struck
ham op/D-lif meet's o t *Cher st the Coma I,,p,,lttive I kink-Prisoner declared the old man used • very eaughtw
ilwrosi. widens took plovi one Sabbath es to the 8,24. wicked word to her and she was not to be insPited
T boat Amos Iv, IL .:_treLere 10 IDeee thy 0.4 tesiae WM in tits call. Sim was looking Air her
ta, asithikuttemew zr• " WOO. lea at MLR SONS& and marte Oho man that Wee bean& Pre'delmin
aprnmkpgl. "SAW be am* will hapagarzartte she was out.- Ihe Maim' edd • War
e .104 d peados /mew nasal' Io these in awm-...--"'"`•ts Woke rd the lanais an abut"
nensilis iTh;ar a soros I
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1 age mak 41 Want a have brmi la be teMffitwelnlit 1 WM Reba gossiter-nelle.-fftlet, 71. IkelfirtilLeneen;
I bat was in • lawy.-Jobt Bailin wow had Idle. eie Woad, It lbeidom: third, b., bap= ; McGill,
orma dap h labour, and ffatialilaton to NM, or avea Owl ner. led One, also me.
dare' !Dirt labotr. -Gummi it.). I Pe an Rat and &Poor RAC, awe were not sufficient
Borman Pen Sean= -Monday : Wen the Mamag ' ramie,
(Mr. Landis), 110 Mr. James Robertson, ' Commalian Ram. 880 yards. Plei =trance fee.-First
A Bann 01 MIENIts11111: Jester Colliewit a soldier, wig da.„ B ley;o ty,.cirri ti., Di.* ; Hail nem ran
summoned for imulting f tunes Bore- tbr emplane= Them we • • pod number of people in ths field, ever
who is • drivernald he was 'tenths& quietly near the bee Affl bead taken at the saha About • hundred sat down
of the Bunion lttel, when delendaa without say
.Proveca- le be leaw mbar then untlyq Owing In the eheewr.,el
tarn, Mruck Mateo or three blowe.-Thedefo=a4 Meted 'II Intomeating liquors eve Mitred off Ml` Itolus.,
I
in excuse, that re had not drunk anything into:Seating be Indeed The ussi ..Ki.o.g i• • rens and ducting
several montba,but Is= Saturday ii.t, he had epee hem ems bedstead in. riod she heihi Aunt Salle wm • weror
and it took du on ban -A tioneemunieMoned Aber gam failing sumo of easermeet At hill-past seven tho
defendant a hal cluirecter, and he was committed for lIS ; band hosi to leave, in order to catch the tab, the a.
ground.
dtra —Omen Permits • bandeau from one of Nit was then theme open free, aid • large number of ....
Shia, was Merged with being drunk end riotous oft entered, and =Pad themselves exceedingly, thereVeQ
Sunday night.rsear the Royal Oak Inn, adout half-past It affirms to mot the pleasure.
-Prleawer wit drunk and Binding with author man, and Wit any repeat the festival was eyrie' to a useral effort
P.C. Carter =kid him up.-He was fined lb, or seven of the members ef the Great Teeters Ledge I. obtain
days in delta*, and, being unable to pay was locked up funds foe the Jabbing of their new Lodge-room and the
—llkti•ent Nryww, • 'errant on board H. M S Hiteste, iteidental expenses conneeted with it-lir. Edarders and
was brought op fin being drunk, near the Royal Oak Den. Sir if. Johnstone have peen 15 guises& each towards this
about half-part 10 on Sunday night -Sergeant Spey object and the brethern have obtained something like LlB
proved the aim and added that
the statioo 'soap was brouOt by subscriptioas made in the town.
to ormetime after, . Mimeo. bafluett
overboard. Sept. irkkay mid the the prisoner = have PORTLAND.
been dro-ned if •MU nun= Debar had Sot oral.- !Arm, BOARD MELTING. -There were present at the first
board and sated hint.-Fised IR, or In owns maim of the Local Board ia August-My C. While,
days' hard lab= Wiiiima Peers and Frederic/ Like, chair.. bleesea Richard Law, It W. Smith, J. C.
bleu jacket, d the Royal Navy, WM, brought op foe t. 00; yhrmee Hibbs, !hems Comben, Hoary Otter,
being drunk and riaaken &haul mumo'clock led Richard Pearce, and (Fiore, R. Andrew..night, in front of the Cutler HoteL-Se t . Amy'. Tug Bito neon Ftur"arrived on Saturday, steaming
In proving the ease, said Luke had wo of bud,. into the Rld, in two divisions, of four ships each. -Oa
he drank tolla Waal. when cawing to the station,- Wednesday morning they left again, and with them went
The Superintendent lad the noise took place et the turreted division the hogtery ship Belliale, and the
the Um or Ovine sermon and the Primmer! Owt,°_rbed gembeets Muer, Tay; and I weed.
two conereparma -Peed lib. each, or omen days molow, pump) Cuegne.- At the late meeting of the local Board
In default -Last Rogers, of H.M.S. Herrule,, rum' wB4 • letter wee reed from Dr. ‘1 c'l.ean, declining to accept
"rate" al the awe. and directed a eorY°rel at °tee tw the AS granted by the Board, if the work is to be tendered
handcuff the Wiwi ickets and trite Myra tato . mud, for. A notice was on the paper, suggesting it would be
which was dose with a view to their immediate rem= I advisable to motile • public clock for rsot-on-square; but
on bnard-The timer remark-id that when so many men it we. decided to do nothing in that matter.
have leave of =me= it would be very =ewer, ti at. Tee War= ON 21111 Illtaellatrel RAILW“.-Lleut.
;Armlet should be sent on shore, Lieut. Hagen mid that Moore. LT., has written to Um Booed with reference to
on board the fiaphip, they did not know that so :ieE:l their wishing to utilise the sprint on the loothweet gineW
Men were Ping to "re Wore. When they dl '• and miring permission to construct • reservoir on war
wee made for P cottet• to be sent -The Mayor; Bu' y department land. The Lieutenant Irish.. to know what
were not sent I-Supt. Vickery stated that only bal.' are the exact limits of tne ground required for the con-
dos= of the men were engaged In the disturbance ; the 'suction of the reservoiroho whet encroachment fee
Majority &indult= themeless very well indeed.-The tho hoard ..n premed t 0,,.
..._
pay -ma Boarddecidedto
Mayor said opposite his own residence there was • pert sclll further consider the matter, and write to Lisp *Qom
dirgeseeful scene, men lifleung like beats, some down, tat...ow
and ethers kicking. Sore trickery traelaina_,tbild mime ti mon Arr =unities Vtounege.-On Sunday •
thew, •168 was the bandeau wne we. "WM..° M Marine Artilleryman broke away from the church party.
make • disturbance, and who had been • disturbance, and • warrent being issued for his apprehension, he was taken
who bad been punished to-day, so that the pollee bad an Monday evening by the police, and when to the c
aught the worst of the men, room, he sprung at P.C. Miller, who was engageda=
table, and dealt the constable • *mere blow on the right
eye, also kicking him on a knee-cap. The violent fellow
was taken to et eymouth, and by the County magistrates
was sentenced to • mounthrhard labour.
Dailleilt TO Till FLAIL—roe broadside division was
=seat from Punk= pet a month an the YU occasion•
during that dine • fortnight emergent at ma, mainly tn.
the Atlantic Omen, out of sight of bind. At one tirne •
dense Leg cam an, and, though the slaps wee kept (or
endeavoured to keep) at the ware distances prescribed in
the British Navy, the fenelope came across the bows of
the Resists, os, and a collision was awfully imminent, in
lam it was My avoided ler veryhort sermairmip on
board both shipa Boadicea as w lost tof for a consider.
able time caning great anxiety. the ships tried to
sail at the Gem= distances, probably • eollision as awful
as that which lost the Grimm Karforsh would have
occurred.
Tax NAVAL Amor, Qc 'arms. -It will be observed
that the Mayor of Weymouth made some remarks from
the Bench a• to the necessity of naval picquets, when
Imes numbers are on ebonies= Notonly do we oordially
support Mr. Lundle's resew= but would add that the
pcquet regulations themselves need to he im_proved.
II =Mods of men were= hove Me nigkt of Beek Holiday,
and though phloem were hers also, tee latter laf taboutg or
li o'clock. It was after these hours that the most ellioUe
annoyeaces occurred, men swarming down to the shore at
Omtlelown, and seising tbe waterma s boats, In order to
get to Sheer chi= in • way not very respectful to the
✓ights if property, so we are told. It ls preposterous that
any pert of the Citlhea population or its property shall
be at the many of numbees of mu raised for purposes of
war.
BAIA= in Yon NaTal. Onatillii.-PeThass the prettiest
fester* of the Bank Holiday In Portland wee the very
tasehl beam got up under the emortem of the Rector,
Rev. J. A. Boum, and held in the Naval ground wbere a
very hoe saaratbee bad hem erected, and under its on .ery
cane= fair ladies gathered to till pretty things such as are
usually collected at hamar,. Too much alike as belalifil
,en,-rally are, it was ref nrming to note • few points of
difference which marked the character of thee stalls.-
Ilre Beam, Mim. Reynolds. and Kim Appleford, had he
sid„,,, ~ levee variety of the usual beauties se elaborately
painted and artistic picture by Mr. C. White, representing
C'hireil :eve. with the err vals of the life-saving ho in,
bearing the survivors of the Forest and the Avalanche;
here were land-screens panted with flowers lued buttaillee
One Painted Admire,' wonder( ally true to nature, also
some with repremutations of the Sacred Ibis of the
Rriptaina, and river plants; an elaborately worked
cushion by Min Neale, charming dressed &Ala banner
screens in linrlin wool and teed work, and some excellent
specimens of crewel work, including • delicately orna-
mental child's dram, and very gay table bud ; Morrie the
nelicellanse we noted some good woodneareing.-Misa
0 igin and NM Thurman (Iron Weymouth) showed •
rich variety of telt.' .ork ; here was a handsome
white quilt by Rise Griffin which sold for LI
before the bailer was opened, sofa cushion worked
In wool with two deer on • blue ground, Brain
worked tripod stools, and some delicate loos.-
Mrs. and Miss Inglis bad a large display of beautiful work,
among it some "crewel," the pattern being boarder wheat
and perrlerinkles, here were pretty Berlin wool slipper', •
good assortment of children'e, and limutful drs.sed dolls.
-The next mall ma deliebtftelly diseimilar from the rest.,
Mr. Claes Justice, lliss Neale, and the Mimes lusti 6 had
surrounded the "stall " with wreaths of everfreens and
roses, and covered it with beautiful floral briquet& in which
roam sweet peas, carnations, convoleuius, Japanese
clematis geraniums, f urmias, ware set off with myrtle
and maiden-hair firn. Among the pot plants were
latironiaa, fumbles, petunia., and maiden-hair ferns, and a
very pretty feature was added by some Moots appearing
under band glasses bathed in water. • " wedding-cake'
raffia was also at this stall. —reo display by Kn. Mac Lean
and Mrs. Palmer was totally distinct in character, hers
was an elegant collection of Tommy terracotta, including
beautiful nese and other "' pieces" of ware, and the pretty
statuette " Leebis and her bird," Japanese fans, beasts
and be,. in cane work, or the lacquered peeler macho of
the country, made up • novel oollectirm-lfies Briggs and
Miss Attwooll showed =one their spermlitiee-fans from
the Cape of Good Hope, made from the learn of tht
silver-tree, hremat• of grass meek called "Job's tears,
also from the Cape, hand-painted mottoes and texts,
adorned with applique slaw work, • pretty little sofa,
" tidy ' with acorn ornament, boquet of natural
flowers painted by Mrs. Briggs, and Mir Brig=
exhibited • number of her new fuchsia, " Beacons-
field.- the leaves being of delicate cream and
flushed with -,celestial rosy red."-Mise Handonral
• large number of =tome and term many hand.
painted : but her speciality wa•-• variety of books,
albums, pocket books, purses, Bibles, prayer and hymn-
books. Here was • handsome oo4Lecting box. to he
serried round by Mester Lovell, an Wulf of the South'
well Mission Church, etchings of which were abundant,-
The Sunday school teacher., misted by the members of
the congregation had furnished two Malls on. with
ornamental, and the other with useful articles. Mrs.
Unhurt presided, assisted by Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
Attwooll, Miss Stolle, Miss AttwoolL Here was a
collection K stuffed birds in brilliant plumage, a goodly
number of antinesoasems, including • specially hitanas
on. by Kim Latimer we belle= The plain work
included shirts, night dreams, pinafore., and other =limy
articles, to be gemmed rather than named-Opposite the
main marquee was • tent labelled "Ice.," and here Dr.
Parsons, If,. J. C. Lam, and Mr. C. White dispensed
refreshments with murmur and profeesional readlnem. -
Om undivided moiety el Mt 10th reciamodal band played
sweet main, the rector. Rev. J. A. Bator. and 1101111 WOOS
free moving friends aided the stallksepers to set business
on the move- • mond the ladle, who tent parcels of
'' goods ' to the bazaar, we must acknowledge the kindness
of -, be Dowager Marchiones i of We thermal% Lade
Medlycott, &I re If. II Middleton, Mrs. Neale. mrs R. ff.
not Mrs- Tenworthl, Mini Fanner, Men Stock Mrs,
Wallis, Mies A 11.,, MIN Wilms. Mod &skim,
Mrs' Digby (Sh-rourna Ma Noe (Wrke), Mr&
11 =bey. Kra Waller, Mins Tanner, Miss Pam, Mre,
Whitaker, Kr. Field, Itra. Bliss, Mrs. Armor.
The attendance was very small, until the evening.
about S o'clock, when • good number ot the inhabitants
put in all appearaine ; Some of the dams of the 10th
reelmat, and from the Matt were also =era It has
hese represent= I. us that emiderable difficulty was
experisaced, on account of the magistrates having refused
to grant as "accessional license," in order that a glaas
. ' of or so might be supplied to ladise and gentlemen,
who did not care to go to the Hotel., on account of their
being to crowded with the holiday folk. The precede of
the Beater amounted to AIN in gross' but tab Included
Wit ttr,77;. Nee.l4;tbd by
169..5ee., tErCßl‘apil.,
.Ifrika:vii
1 Otter Ku Attwooll, Kiel H. ettwooll, John Labile;
1 ILY adeilfs, Mr. and T. Stolle Peer=

BOLDIZR KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
On Wednewny night Lame-Corporal Kona was going
into Portland. walking on Sin railway. whin he was
overtaken by the last note la and Wrack dorm. Bons
Bohannon perinieed • dark object as the tine, went end
I °and It to tw an inland man. Poor Kens waa removed
to the Waymonth B snooks, whore he and shortly *Aar
Ix or' Thursday morning.

DORSET INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
The daily reosiets have helm
.
July 26 ... 36 10 Present, 366
FAO
204
o 30 ••• 31 15
'ttinst 1 ... 26 17
„ 3 1611 MO
5. 456" 1.121
6 30 10 „ 1510
7 Oast day)
On Turley 111 r. John .np.. NW Wm, Plover wore
altionPt the visitors. Mfr. Freemen dm been indefatigable
in Ms exertions in promoting the Mee.* of the 17.11Mbir
tion. The committee have awarded • special gratuity of
LI 101 to Mr. C Leivingdon, of the Ptuimck Hotel.
Swrizage, for sevenl transparencies, musical instruments
of hie own design, • sell-scenALt:pper, and models of
Corfe and Rherbornecestlea thing. which were of
coanderable merit were not opened In time for exhibition.
Comma 13. r .aa Wool no.day Isar when& loroer cumber
visited the Exhibtiee than had come on any previous day.
On Tneedav the fee was reduced to Id., not in order to
draw • eseriency of visitors, for the riesalwrs have been
very satisfactory throughout but to Mid. Imo.", Wok
to have en opportunity of weir/ the Exhibition. The
number on To...day was about I,Th and on the last day,
It ram to over 1.313. Very greet interest Ina manifested
In the Show and in rrticle• espoctrllv, and the exhibitors
have every moron to be rstioned with the nottre into
which they have been brought by this means of displaying
their talents. _ . .

—len. cog ticom we heard Mr. Day, of St Thomas-desert,
ha. bran honoured, when at Langton lfforTina. with •
'Wit from the Duke of Rutland and ladies, when the
Duke's Yacht Shark was at Weymouth for the Regatta.
Al the time approached for closing, many earnestly
expressed their wishes that the Palatal don could stay
open a few days leaser, they feeling satisfied it only
required to be still more known in order to drew fresh
visitors and those who had seen It before. limy slow
was the public to leave the scene where in muck heauty
waa displayed and the Tavola nf so moth skill mere satbsus
awl It won not until tn. shade. of evening made it almost
impowable to Ives that the I .st fond. 'layering look was
brought to an end, and the visitors yielded to the earnest
but courteous entreaties of the police and other costal lams.
. . .

It need "T; be ..id the Eghibition bee been s
=MOW for the lest two days have proved it to he • great.
even • eurprielog moues. and but for the 510 w... of
people to believe that *Jay such good thing could be
produced in Direst, thaisends !nor, would have added to
the triumph. To M. W. IL Thiselton, Kr. Page, Mr.
Freeman—but where shall we stop if we fairly ntart
m ntioning names I— the county is iedebtai and
especially is this town. The mansion of the National
School and the liskombe Regis school elm have • large
abaft of thashe for their kind sad suitable loan of moms,
. . . .

cTOM;cl—;ro-id-uolveral Moots to tbe
secretary owl committee and deeply-expreeeed hopes that,
either to Weymouth or some othim town. those may be
such an effort next yea,

l*trtiTY COURT. -447111 DAT.

• .
Before Kr. 1 I P. Lef ray. judge.
The Judge sat very early in the Guildhall, lusteed of in
the Council (Mambas. as usu.]; bat there vras no cam of
special interest balers the Coast, the business snakily
oonsisting of "lb. abort and simple annals of the poor,"
several &deaden's not rotting in so mamas...not.
_ . . , . _ .

Striae V . ltsiertviter—, claim ia 10d. for oust
pipette:l.—Plaintiff W • butcher, and Witltat a baker, of
Portlsad. Tbs latter did not appear. and was ordered to
pay in • foitnight
Swims v. &tier( Swag same plaintiff and amount of
Cialln. Defendant is • qoarrymas, and was ordend to
pay in two instalments., the first in a fortnight, tbe other
a month after.

-
&rims v. John Cutting. Claim for 10s. &I. Defendant
was a working painter. who did not appear. but had
conetantly promised to •' pay to -morrow," and so tate am
this morning he ksd prombed to pay "this evening.--The
Jodie mid this promise wee evidently made with tie
view of preventing plaintiff from coming to the Court
Defendant has two or three children, and he was ordered
to pay in three instalment.. the fret in • wr.l,

_
Madders de Lama v. Wiliness Portia. Defendant is •
draper Defendant had offer dto pay fa. a month ; bat
plaintiff we. not satisfied, and Meted defendant ought to
pay more; he was in receipt of • peen= of lb. • week,
and hale alao • constant porter in constant work- The
family had juat had SAO left them from a relatios—he
believed the wife. father, and they had promised to pay
on receipt of he money. But they had admitted receiving
over Mit —Ordered to pay ea in • fortnight and Os. •
month afterwards.

-Cra7r-ise Motes, claim ea 61.. for crsalo—Th•
clang bier of to. tate Mr. John Gibson arstaarld. and .414
&fondant who la • earrier and fisherman, had thermals at
their mono —Ord•red to psi' half to • fartnight, and the
balance in • month afterwards.
Lew v. /Misr —Plaintiff I. the erall.known Unser
and butcher of Chickerst and the claim on. for thatch—
Del redact bad died. bat his widow, plaintiff said, carries
oe &large busione.—Ordered to pay In a week.
Lawn. amps glictrinet—Clalm Cl, balance of account
—T be paid forthwith *Ph costa.
Earns v. Aim Kale —Plsintiff la Mr. E. Martin,
halter, of Concord Place, and the claim ow for £l9.
Defendant', wife appeared, and mid she had been twenty
weeks ill with rheumatic favor, and bar buthaud bad been
hurt, when bringing in the reseal LOUba to Harbour, on
amount of to. rap• breaking. which "*IT 4,441, 6.4.4
him though no bosses areribroken. The lad Is, ed., which
she lesd paid Mr. Martin, Mro iffabb docland she went
without food to get, hicanse she had promised to pay,
and she " geld it lika a woman."—Order ma& for 4e. in •
monks and (a. • month after.

W. T. flermard Pareer.—Olaim es. far balance, of
soooant for • oink valor' 9a 64. at which defandaat had
paid la. 64.. Went mad aim brought 31 64. this morning.
—Ordered to Pay la, 64 • month.
ifeaserl v. Adams —Deleadant ix • marine,
and tire claim wee for 7. balance of arouse for •
watch and chain.— dr. Hommel' had no doubt dafendant
wool. tar If an order went made. —Order for Ea la •
sad Si in • math after.
&Way is a chemist of Weymouth.
and dideadaat a pascal dearer, bat priacipally deals In
cheese and the olabn woo for Cl to 84.. for madiciae
galatalf stated 4 fondant has • lot of massy ; bat ha gees
" oaintles=;.!or daciaesspeattit —Orderad to pay In

ODDYIELLOWIF FESTIVAL
The brethren sad Medi of Greet Sorters' Lodge
certainly succeeded admirably in their attereFt Is here
cm Baak-boliday, a merry-making without iaVliontlas
dealt. They were favoured by remarkebly good °ppm-
Vinitiee, the weather Wax Sae the greater met of the
time, while the sky was ad too bright, so that thin was
Dl so much tera*Mon for to. very numerous vi•ft we to
Weymouth, as eec thoreealy hot day. I. the Geld DO
opportunity was evirlaiihrZeigiag is =Mk aotatiom•
for only teeretal were allowed arc
Gruarally, at these f soeletlee fetal, • preceargoe
le fouad soh. aa eurcelleal ammo/ "drawls," the public;
but this .ttraclios was aso let missed oa Woad., ;:3
11
large somber' found their war scream to the Cricket 1
and If,. P. ,11son and Kr. C. Jeffery had. busy lion
It et the gat • Inside, part of the Ikb regimental bead
played a capital selection of French, Milian, German, sad
muarc, and a 000siderabla part of the, rria,t ru
gathered round them, others focal ammerments in the
society of frietada and impromptu fun or the
WAWA

These were mostTy-7otnp•Ted—gr by the military.
altbo h a pleaky young civilian entered and showed
a good volunteer, yet be could not on that ground
at least overman the regulars, who are so stshrert and
so accustomed t trials of swiftness and strength that they
might s *mated profendonals hi r. Pella managed the
snorts, witted by Mr. & L Legg, and the malts was. as
bet w :

-Rum 100 yard.. —Ss.nuioo. Gamper. Mirk*
and McGill. either of the Royal Rorie Adak:a le the
Royal Arkiry of the Porta entered. also I?yeie sad
Monis, 715th. sad Gunner Melanesia, H.ll IL Tknaderer.
Theta.. was smartly rue, sad they cases is very close
—rusk &mosso ; ssoiod. le., Moloanant;
, Markin
Tassaqatesse Rum —net Su, Wheeler and Guia-
na ; woad, 31., Morris and Spills,. McLennan sad
1374:10 la st
was UM Caws= BALL—Fink 5e.. Arts
mowed. Is 61.. Ns *berry. the two CO gild hardly be
esperated. thro.is about IS yenta each Read sad
Lloyd alio copsied to make_ up the match.
Rows* Lose Lats.—Mr Se, McLennan. 111 fiat:
Wheeler. shoat 1.11 fest. „Goriest, Oa%
pate
Mal. sad Mon* she tried uoasideselie dip
took piece shout the war la whish some Jumped.
Ibroutini their feet forwart sad faille' co their beck :
bat It was pointed out this was Mk as la ease .1 Mylm s
ditch or revise, the men who so mimed his Lading er..l
have failed le the luso.
Ptrrnae Two Sim SNOT —N. fellow. —Fir*. 7s.
ll.eberry, OHL 10a. ; woad- is.,alsepeard *tee,
Momia. Mast of tee competitors ran with the foes ee4
"pet" It; but It was rid she Nay proper tra W with
set mem Mae two wee
pip.p port of the Is come el et Wriest dye,
whim Mr. Pale Mendesed ea Imprememet by gel
the drummer he beet se "Neessliir tee thee. .4
&amend vemstably well The later nese were rem
very quickly, sod the hallsaileaad imarteeesUe were very
taasly eareessd. the meats ef the roa_pwt bides :
nay Sam bali-44414. Tint, las. Mrloseas • esomd.
Meekme Mird. *L. Oas t Ciermer. koemy,
Hyde. Sampson, Wile a. sad Aaalbal also raa. • miry
good as' doolv smarted tem.
A saar Mum 60 yards—No estrum tie; each com-
petitor to tome hie own seek Illree. fa, Richards ;
stood, tit IL. Os*, Qeayle also nut.
Tep ey Wm. ld • adeo—Wiselyet thilL Ile emelt atea ;
salsas
leepliklL IL mob ams; use=
Igm leenem=lls
SIB •