The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

Aluvraire &num hen arranged to vl4: the Brid•
port corps on tho first Tomes, in mob mesa trom
Marsh to October, both Mohair&

Wn beer that there an nstuserons applioaate for the
Aloe of ediseter of the market tolls whish is reedered
vatrat by the d4rath of Mr. Moor*. The IMES*
is in Me gift of the Mayor and CorporsUoo of the
borough.
Tex IJoimnity of Dahlia has emplaned the title of
LL.D. ea the Rev. A. Leta rector al Ahogitill, Antrim,
and lonelier el the meter of &Moon. The boorrar was
beelowed I. acknowledgement of Yr. lee's literary at-
beinnmets. and es a bratimmy to the mine of his
eminent envies. in behalf of the Irish Mena of the
United Church.

Tim RAILWAY. —Ou Monday tbe listalnett, Lyme
Reg., and South Coast I.llway bill, in Parliament,
=t. We hear diet the bill ii opposed by tbe
iers railway mospaay, bet Mai the
tics is of s friendly *libraries, the ese-st of whisliraje
believe, that s bill passes CommiMes the assist ander
such eiroanietanses.

RILIGIOUR TRACT SOCIITT.—Tbs anima meeting
took plain an Tbmaday eveniag, at the Town-ball,
Me Rev. J. Rogue peesidlng. The attendants* eras
limited. The oath amount, reed by Mr. Charles
Edmunds, Mowed that between/A and £9 had been
coliestad daring the year, and £4 10s. had been
mat to Um Parent Society. Tbe Rev. P. J.
Baffery peen intending address on ths operations
of the society, Mildly in Praises and ether 9.4. 01
the isontiamit, and illustrated his subject by several
va7 striking incidents in mammies with tract dis-
tribution, and Me good results of it. The 0011•06011
IRDOWITAId to £2 10a.

A Lumina oe behalf of that truly useful and hens-
wolsot society—the &rya National Lifeboat Institution,
'stilled "Lifeboat lierisimo," was delivered in the
Town-bail, oe Friday eveoing, by Mr. A. H. Kay, soder
rzitrosege of the Mayor (who presided o.the
). sad other gentlemen. Models of lifeboats
wens exhibited is the hall. The attendant:is was
limited, doubtless, owing in some measure, to the
haelestesey of the ••ther. We are phased to bear
that Mr. May (who is the Yeovil &gest of this Institu-
tion) has received several salmerieaons and donations to
Re funds Since the looters. A society devoted tom noble
a work as that of raving the life of shipwrecked mariners
has speedo' deems on islanders like ourselves, and we
apish*, dwelling on the essooset, should appresiate
the labour it performs and render it all the help ia set
power.

Tin Lan Ma Thomas Mooas.—lt is oar simian-
'holy duty to announce Mr death of Mr. Thome. Hoare,
priater, of this town. He wu the collester of tbe
market toila, and until the illness widish terminated in
hi. death • very and sanest volunteer.
Ile joined the lit Dorset Ride Corps at its formation la
•ninet IMO, was promoted to the rank of corporal in
In Aped, net, and to that of mermaid is February, 1864.
He held this postuetila short time before his death,
when, feeline that his state of health was mob as to
preclude his doing the duties whisk devolved so him, he
the sbvs. He bad beta es WIWI le the
paiforsiasce of his duties sa sergenat that the seeps
promoted him on his rotiremeut with • handsome
silver tankard es a testimonial of their asepresialbkot of
hi. savviest He died on Thursday. Feb. 13, at the
early see of 30 years.

Bows* hams, Friday.-Befere 8. W. Whalen's,
Feq.-Miarlotte Cox. wife ef George Cot. of Loden'. '
was °barged by P.C. Swabling with *grapey, be
having found bey asleep that morn*, about 3 o'clock,
In an open shed in King of Prussia Laos. It appear
that the priamer bad been in the habit of drinking, sad
In eriamiqueuce of that partly, as mos supposed, had lost
lb* WM of her votes sad was meal* to speak plain, and
appeared hardly sane. She had beep rimeetedly brought
up for drunkenness and lined, and her heehead had sad
the Ants --Sergeant Lewd"' said she wail inn meal*,
of tattiest sane of herself, sad the Onion authorities did
not thlak they night to tote her in ea her Imbed
offered to take her into his bow, and old she mold
sime when she liked ; but if she went, Etter bass there
a (ley or tw, they quarrelled, and she left him again.
The healised had been bawd over several time' to keep
the pease towarda ber.-Mr. Winslow mid the
prisoner's was a sad 6.011, and inked the prisoner if els
ovoid go to the Dales if be sent her there, to "Mob
'he weed. It was stated that Mr. Ames the nester
of the Union, was a* band. Ile was requested to some
before the Beim& if. mid that the pariah authorities
we not bowed to upset bar, as her hothead
could; she wee I. the Unarm very forquestly in a very
dirty stale, and after staying • alv-rt time went out
. spas The bugbear; paid for her salesman°, when in
the OW", wet he thought he ought to be comp** to
papport her wittiest her coming to the Dalai. He sag-
I wad that it would be Wier to send ber to prima, as
I If she awe to the Cabs she would may give the..
great illed of trouble, and then go oat win as haw
She always see a great deal better after being ia the
Upton as the was prevented from driek. -Kr.
said he did sot like at all to send her to
prima. She appeared to be Sew and is goad health
sed quite abbe to week for her liWg, if she would teir
'Wain from drink. Be ultimately, however, mat her
to lotion for a fortnight, sot smelly as a pamialunent,
tya. . to keep her from M —.liti th ak. sarsa.-Bsfore e
er (T. Oaf*. Eq.) 8. W. Wbetham, and W. Swain,
-Mr. Jobs 14thdd' of fiyusetoabury, woe sum-
moned for having on the 7th February unlawfully
=against the Order of the Privy Connell, est
is* tls order of the borough magistrates, by
semding into the borough three °owe sod one bull from'
a pleas without the said borough. Mr. Manley for dn.
feiwiant, pleaded guilty, and said it happened entirely
*rough inadvertence. Mr. Pitheld bed lestraeted his
Mao to get a pewit, but forgot to hill him not to go
thievish the how h. The man might pia as wily
have gesmby woy of Worse's' Beadpois meow t..rough
the Plned 10a, and 101. lid. wets.—
Cheriaalenlearn, of the bleshivip lan'
, Allington, beer-
boaosheeper. a* charged with hewn" kept open Ida
Soap. at unlawful how* the night pf detarday. the
10th Febteary. Mr. Day for defeadaut 'P.C. Felt-
ham 'aid: On fistorday, the 10th bud, it 25 'Sautes
will at eight, he was on duty in Wit_
near the Beehive Ina beirlieeee, kept by 2=it,
when be saw a man named Berm 'me out of the
bee. with • jog of beer. When he eame to the
wicket, hispoke to the man, wheel be upset Ow hers
eat ef the sop; tuned the tap right eves; • little WM
ISIS fp the cup, whim be (witsese) Meted. He west
ihie the house. into the Wks, whale be mw the 1004.
twin and asked her if she knew-hat time it was He
I saw ;Auden' some out of the kitchen. The landlady
r rid they hod ne one *ere, but be mid she bad je*
drawn rose beer for the man. and she said she
sunward be bad earned it out of the kit** as be
•onW not drink A *ere. The defoliate§ said he did
set lino, it was eci late. There was a light in the
cellsp sod he wid ere very phin from where he was
abilAng into the cellar, est Mr this WM ow oat of
apatite, with the jag of bear.- Creereweieed I The
, paplant keeps a inteketWe shop. On on side is the .
Sod ea the eager the beeviteese. He tested the
heir while the man bad tio jug In his Bedid
bet hit go the jag, so he lifted tip bin um and the je;
with di. He maw • woman abasing ant the WOMB,
,iiihuinitmOtti.rbeaptalv.sole: her
ease ..thettlbsebfesie, delvn basso e
*he Dr fear minutes; before this nun some oat,
he steed la maid ms this mint owe oat of the allay
be tap the landlady in the oeUar after the sae awe
eat gie e said not recollect 'be eau* wards defeats*
mkt to bite, they were with referees, to Wag after
thap..illy the desk: Tbe shop and generate all sae row.
-Igy the Bee* : There an two clocks In the how.
-ige. Day mid he was Wiructed that the men in the
= bad left before the elect area eleven, and be
itzulei7 beer gadaaa
a wide.. nyla
aitte7 elessaould ll""
that sot one
a sap for
m she we 'lassie; the how, and this man bad
be staying sow We In the shop, and if he bad any
kali . age VII bin he
the shop serkitaghazdbad it beforeadem. mire
. imi testy it losee.-Mr. Day *ea soiled gent
et neemeel Orde, who sild she had been in
the for two years of eleaninv oat defaidant's
how tin Salueney sigh* ' On the 1011 t of this month
Shil wept int...the NMI@ 20 minutes to 11, and began
eleatia up About Ave minutes to 11 she weal
*ln her to desire the men to leave at the siptert of
* 1•41. The eine in the home une tight In the
lw the teem and the should think therefore
IkaltFittinitt ilk* men% The sleek a
wls'
-- • illne did net hue the haw till , te,
, certain se drink tiwiliswe elteuelowes ; it it
she letit &itemise IL Ha.... Ea Harvey.
out eivA went ant iota the Omsk firier wee
I evening else tionnest. Time IMO difireell
I that?: in.ssaa twee* miming raw
1 mg lig gab-p—. seem in 71ae
I.Ws! Mier he Win Wu and gamy

it into the kitchen. By the Bench: There is only one
door into both shop end cellar. She cleaned the precP
Orr, then the kitchen, and lastly the shop. It was •
small plow, and she must have known if any one bed
goes la or out. When she went to fetch wirer she
weal ler the pumphouse, where she could re all
through the passage, sod the entrance to the house.
Is answer to the Bengt, the policeman said
when be saw the mom with the bear, it was covered
with froth on the top as if just drews.—Tbe Kayor
rid the 11.er considered tb• case proved and Aped
def. Want fie. and 10s. 6d. costa, or is default direr;
or 14 day,' imprisonment. flush Chile rid it was • lie
on the pert of the policeman; she was in the bore and
meet bare seen jest as well as him, and there IMB no
beer drawn alter ream—hard, Wee, of the
;Baker's Arms We beerlassae, leidpert, was charged
1 with not maintaining proper order in his honer and
allowing great noises to the disturbers of the '
teats in the neighbourhood on the 27th January but.
The defendant rid he left the hissed sir drools in
the evening, and did not Trent ma ten, end when he
came beck else house was clear. He was absent the
whole of the time, whir Orgies*, lavender corsets,.
rated. He pleaded guilty to their baying been
noise in his house, but did net think i 6 oseld
have disturbed the neighbours between sine and ten
very mash. He said there was no fighting in the house,
whir the sergeant said he wee not eharged with. Time
defendant was in the habit of healing noel and his wife
had the prinoinal teemsplaset of the heer-house. Pined
10/. and Ms ad. costs or distress is debark, or 14 darn'
linprisoonient. The wife of Giles bar said she was in
the bitches sad hard • row between some saes In the
bar, and in consequence went and ordered tber all
out of the bore, andsehred rite them hare any more
drink; she did not gee, therefore, why she should be
lined. Mr. Whether told her she had herself
rated the reason, nay,sly that theca wee a Dors
in her hoer, and advlps her always Jut Va
every sesitinee to the pua.s 6111.111841 Le.llo6er
stated be 'offered her on this oeuvre Whelp *sr
bar house, and she woeld set let Mit, or be should not
have summoned defendent, b,s lie mid she Aid sr
want his help as the men were going without it.