The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-04 00:00:00

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fer the 92th, list and 99nd August,
Tog Rawl/A is "°4‘ place on Thursday the first day.
channel mos Otto' bare geleiroullY promised 00
h rase
T 'obw‘ta- Thursday morning last, the
'.lll.ir Lars 1111- sa;.)leist engineer ef the Amine, who
gr. 7,1 et Jerz4;stredvere brought to Wey.
re'n. ",oetdealsol I°b7i being onto( reoognitim,
dr' The Per • bat de ted for • short time on
wit tekee the Royal lioteL
•• thsfess"—seeeguivr Corral's—On Sunday • fruit-
'. Wean tialcombe, from London outwards,
iintrikeyed Randall with her captain injured
overexertion. Dr. Parsons was sent
I' .68 se.7
fetsresm. Ille'°°°l,ed to relieve the man, but when he
morning he was dead. We hear his
s idtod_tdscep—rein Allen, and that he has relative; at
is wife MIA On board.
THZ 10:31D FOOT.—This magnificent hand
"Sgs—,,emuy.ortland early on Wednesday afternoon, and
L:rdie—the archery field. We hear it complained that
iefrodunents were not provided for them as they should
le„ lees, and that when the performers arrived at the
ileirway station, about half-past six, or MR an hour too
law for the train to Portland. there were stall no refresh-
,,„„t„, although the band had to remain until twenty
minutes to nine. This is much to be regretted, a, the
town is much indebted to this fine bend.
Couscous:ls were made on Sunday week last at various
churches in the town and neighbourhood, except Christ's
Church, The Wesleyan& also had collections ; but the
other chapels made collections for the Hospital previously.
Th„ following amounts have been received :—St. Mary s,
ix 7e. 7.L: St John's, LA Be.: Trinity, £2l Be. 2sl. ;
Gloucester-street chapel, 4.14 sa. &I_ .• Hope, a ;
Beetist, gn Is. &L •. Preston church, .C 4 6s. 5d.; Radipole,
Si los. : Fleet f:314- Ild.
WATIMPoIiT IT THE BVT.—On Tuesday morning the
unusual phenomenon of • waterspout in Weymouth Bay
was observed from the Esplanade, and attracted hundreds
of ladies and gentlemen to the sight, It wee about 10
o'clock when • tremendous black cloud was seen over-
head, and apparently in the direction of Luivrorth. Some
likened it to an elephant's head with the trunk hanging
down to the water, others to an enormous black balloon.
Thom who ran to the top storeys of their houses saw •
great commotion in the enter, and the " spout " appeared
to draw up the sea as high as the cliffs. The wind was
about southwest at the time, and the gigantic mass slowly
ed towards St. Alban's Head, and bunk seeding
down torrents of sea water. It is many years since •
waterspout was observed from Weymouth, though they
are sometimes seen of Portland: but this one was remark-
ably well whammed, the Esolanade having on It quite a
concourse of people, who were much Impressed with the
sight.
A HAPPY HALP-HoUnAT.—Thres of the elder classes at
Hope Sunday school were entertained by their respective
teachera with a visit by train to Upwey, on Monday
afternoon last. Mr. Targett South Western station
master, kindly granted return tickets at about single fares,
and thus the boys and girls were enabled to enjoy them-
wives throughly without fear of • long milk hack_ The
party, numbering the senior class of boys, and two classes
of girls, went from the station to the church, singingat
Intervals, and then they drank from the crystal sming,
which rises at the foot of the kill, rambled through the
woods. ran up and down Wineshatch hill, from which
were seen St. Catherine'A chapel, Abbotabury, the lovely
Wadelon vale, the Fleet water and the West Bay, Portland,
the Breakwater and the Roads, Weymouth, and the
charming valley of the Wey, with its beautiful villages,
and away over the hills toward Binoombe, with the
barrows and old Ridgeway bill behind. The boys played
f Malin. the girls ran up and down the hillsides, till they
had enough, and then they united on an open spot facing
the church for kissing-in-the-ring and such sports. Be
afternoon trains their number was augmented, for all
could not get away at 12.10, and then tea and cake, tc.,
were supplied, and heartily enjoyed, picnic fashion, on the
gram. Other rambles followed. the beauties, of this charm-
ing spot were explored, and there was another visit to the
hill, where " Hold the Fort" " Glory to God in the
highest, "Safe in the inns of Jesus," ''Scatter needs of
kindness." and other hymns, were very sweetly sung, on
the hillside. Next • Trait was paid to an old inhabitant,
who was delighted by hearing the scholars sing. Fruit
was distributed, and Mr. Groves, National schoolmaster,
very kindly presented • quantity of apples, which were
received with many thanks Yore fun, and mom
rambling followed, and by and by, all gathered together,
aml proceeded to the station, where the pmengers were
entertained with singing, and cheers were given for the
tem:heirs, Including Miss Brown and Miss Grace Norris.
also for Mrs. homes, and others of the party, and there
was mutual cheering for the girls and boys. All reached
Weymouth rudely and happily shortly after eight o'clock,
in tune for the pleasures of the Esplanade.
Down our Um Missioss, Tuesday. —Restore Mr. I. Ayllng
(chairman) Dr .1. Drew, Sir W. Talbot, and Mr. it. Reynolds.
Limits Renck, a great elderly woman, who appeared without
bonnet or hat, was *night up for twin drunk and riotous In
Torminus-street, about a quarter to one this morning.- P.C.
Hansford found her knocking et rations house-doors, and
Abusing the occupants because they would not let her in. She
was Tory abusive, and was drunk : the was a common penal.
tide. Supt. Vickery said prisoner chanted her name every
time she came. Defendant said she only went to her own
lodgings it was hard for her to be accused as a prostitute when
she was a married woman, and had support sent her. more
was a mistake last time when she was brought up in the Mine
West—Seven day's hard labour.

L4l.4rebel DIIRMSda was summoned for acting illegally on •
distr.:et —Jane Egan, wife of John wean, meld he formerly
In al In Itrunewick-court ; but on Saturday went to live In
Havelock-piece. On Thursday defendant entered her house,
and said he had brought a writ to seise her goods for ea 1.1,
which was due to her late landlady for rent of the house In
DUTIRIMI era. quite drink at the time ; he
pnslueed the warrant, and gave her; but be did not seise the
or make • levy, nor did he make out a list, or inventory
.4 the goods ; but he demanded Ea (kL tor the expenses of
the discreet —The notice was handed in, and Mr. Butt re.
. marked that it was but on the face of IL —Mr Ayllng asked
the plaintiff if she ha.l ever employed the man before—Plain.
lii mad no, she did not on this oecasion.--Bellna Handal', wife
of William Hansforti, maul that Mrs. Egan celled her in, and
tutted her if she thought Dinneen was actable .4 taking the
money he wan pent for. She replied ' No, for he was very
drunk, and she persuaded Mrs. Egan to go for the Inspector.
Timman was there only a quarter of an hour. -Dunman said
that the witness could not tell how long ho was there before
she came in ; but witnees said she lived Just opposaite and could
sec lain come in. --Mary Ann Brown, the former landlady, said
she went to Mrs. Minn, and stated her case. She had
received great insolence NMI these and was determined to get
her own ; but she -forgave all that." Mrs. Gibson said her
husband was away; but she'd send her man, If witness would
pig., the warrant. She did so, and human was sent. Ile did
etot bring her tuck the money: hut on Thursday she sew him,
and he meld "Oh ! Mrs Brown, I'll see you, I've got the money,
and you shall have it." But she had not received the money.
Denman at IDA told her he had given Mrs. Egan four days. -
Vy Mr. Ayling lied never employed this man before. --l)efen.
dant said he only charted what he was legally entitled to by
Act of Parliament, 3s. for entering the house, and hi. 01. for
staying Ile did not hand otur the money to Mrs Brown
bearatte Men Egsn threatened to summon him, and he meant
to keen the money till It was milled. —The Beath ordered him
to pay three times St Od. • the excess of his charge, and also
the ousts of the Court; alt;gether ISt Od.
sinonsoras' uctatuu.t.
SarnA Ouard, a stout nikklie-aged was row
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Lazard, a very 11, _ woman, -
mooed be Emma Bcott, wife of John Henry Mont, of Love-lane,
for using inciting language. —Complainant end that Mrs.
Osatil came into her house, and called her very had canna,
LK+ as were not et to be put before any gentleman. Among
them fhe called her two ends of a very Ind Cowan." com-
plainant desired her to go, and meld "ho not drunk: If pm
are." Defendant replied "No ! you were not drunk, when you
were brought home from the White Horse by two men, and fell
down at your own door "—Yen Ward denied having said so,
and In return she brought charges of certain had conduct
exaltsg complainant, which the Wiltr giad was her husband's
buelness.—Ontered to be bound over to keep the peace for
three simians Defendant said she would go to
„ml.i. her
husband wouldn't demean himself by coming to the