The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16 00:00:00

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Saturday.—Bef.ire the Mayor (Mr. li. T.
Trevanion). Mr. Curtis. and Mr. Yarmer.—Mary
H waa charged with diomderly c induct in the
;midis atreets. Oa the previous eveolog the prisoner
en I &both, woman were having • " scrap" on the
isy.—P .lice•Ginstable BsIlet• interfered and parted
awl then the pacifistic Mary struck the con-
e *hie. T. rfl•ct up .n the enormity of her .4fehoe
.he .vaa ordere I to spend seven days at Darcheeter.
the tedium ~f h-r s.,j urn to be relieved with bard
lab or.

-11.11—P11. YORSIGX tivilONS. —The Rev. W. Carey,
D.D., preached Lao sermon. ie ail of these MilMloo. at
the ita;.tiat Chapel ..n Sunday. Oa ~day evening
there wao a pod, se eting In the mane plane. at which
the eheriff ( %Ir. J. If. Niundell) preelded. •uPPortsial
by the Rte. Dr. Carer, Rev. IL Walker (pastor),
Rev. R. C •Imin(Weat'•iurne), Rev. J. H. Osborne. &a
—Mr. J. P. Go win read the tieaeurer's rep at. which
showed the c .11,..c.iutionr, and hoe. had
realised during they.., £2612.. 5 L ,in addition to which
the Smiley Sch.. d boxes p.ata;ned £100.,1., and new
year's air& had produced C 5 5..1d. making a gran I total
of £4l 17e. 5J., •mi thie amount, with the exception
of 8., for printiow, h.d been sent to the parent
wciety.—Tbe Ray. Dr. Carey then delivered a most
interesting address oa misaionary work in the city of
1) Ibi wail district. Northern %ilia, where be tml been
stational for eight year., and where he hoped to
return when he had recruited his health in this noun.
try.—A vote of thanks WM pained to Dr. Carey, and
another to the Caairman at the close of Us. meeting.
CUITOMS.—Ae a rule if soy local
Corinthian deeires to ere • little life he has only got to
to along the (die, an the bonsai are •turning Lot."
Ou Friday he would have bade very aerie I gate, tain•
ineat areor dog to • ea, hear.l at the police.c tart on
Moo lay. bet re Mr. Curti.,llr. !lilln.,ani Mr. Farmer.
A powerfully built banner, eiurd itobertJohneou,wbo
al peered wit 'i • bandaged arm and a face con-
siderably the worse f r r ceat wear, was brought up
In custody cha.te.l with ao. inking an officer of the
custom. named William L. Z -Ile. on the evening we
have referred to.—Mr. H. 8. Dickinson was for the
prisoner. Ancor ilog to the evidence of Zlll7.
firhting shut half -pa.t eleven that night was
going on that Light in oeveral directions.
/leering • noise the cuetom hone*
he went out and saw a group of men
angered in warfare to which the number, were
three to one. He wade it hi. Im.inem to iLtertere,
110 I for his troubl. an, knocked down and had hie
bead cut open with • snarl log pike, lie swore to the
prisoner m the man who knocked tin ml we, hot who
wielded the pica over him he could not lay—lb.
defence was that the prowicutor could not of hie own
knowledge identify the prieoner, and th it he only
went upon hearsay—lo nupport .1 this three other
seamen were cdled, 'rho swore that Zrlly bad accueed
One,d tb Ir camber of being the men, and bed
threatened to pooh hi, heal—Toe captain of the
Twig, to which comet the prisoner belongs, elan g .ve
him an excellent character for being a moo of po•ce,
and the Bench accordingly found • reedit of Not
proven."