The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19 00:00:00

W EYNLOIJM

THe Dariontia or 'rue DUP. —On Wednesday,
Catelithe Hughes, George Reed, and Alfred Dacia, time
rapt' men up for the evening, got Into a
volley in Os 'ockwater for a row. They were rather
tartish," saying the boat to and fro, when at length,
'the ttollty, being flat bottomed, tipped over and shot
'them all into the water. Fortunately, the tide wee
• &ma, so that when they stood upright their chi.. were
jest above water and they were thus fortunately
enabled to weds out of the water, dragging their bast
after then. We need scarcely add that the "dunking"
oared theirfrolic for the evening.

621110311 111. AND NW QUINN AT WITISOUTIL
We *Utast the following from • letter of Georgina
Townsend in Memoirs of Pidd•Murshall Viscount Cm.-
dve• • detract. Mane sketch, not merely
.of Owerm 111. and Qum. Charlotte, but of the people
*boat them. "Th. Queen," says the writer, " win so
good as to do me tbe honour of whipping me yesterday
• erasing as I was etteetively looking at some plants
Prinking Augusta warn showing me, her good dear
Majesty can., slyly behind and corrected me. I started
round, and to my ssionishment saw the Queen. She
laughed, and mid, 'I believe you never were whipped by
• queen before,' which, to be sure, wee pretty true. My
maid told we this morning, that the king seemed very
mach entertained with seeing the good people bething,
she said he laughed very heartily; a bend of wailisians
played " Ood save the king" all the nom he was both-
tog, km, upoo the sand• In& ed, every attention that
ten be paid is paid him here ; it I. quit* delightful, but
I still went more sonety for bins."

Sitwell' &arm The seventeenth anneal
meeting of the Bailors' Society was held ii. the new Bethel
on Fridatevening. The Her. Talbot Graces, presided,
and Mr. W. Robert., the esorstary, read the report,
which net forth that the Bethel services had been
regularly conducted and well attended, =Only by sailor@
sad their families. The reading •room supplied with
steeeP•Pece and Pecindiestio, be... been daily opened
reSsilmell to e•Shs" and SW•. families and the bon
library continued to supplY 'nooks end 'tract, to each
vessel coonected with the ps rt. Boos adchtions to the
'Rimy had been mule, be', a large increase of bm-ks
was required to meet the requirements of the current
year. The nee Be" which bed been erected was
very suitable for corre mg on the work of the society.
In eadithse to the huge room for bolding rel,giuus
threices, • "fore' .ble rending-room had been built and
(mei-she& 'rb• committee now congratulated both the
sea., s and the ',lmporters of the society on the throw-
gallowses et °this long-wished-for result. The meeting,
whick wee very largely attended, was subeequentle
addressed the deputation, the Rev. W. Lewis, J.
Bus, •114 other ministers of the town. The collection
amonaleal to between £3 and

10.310tiow Fowl, Mooday.—B•fore the Mayor.
Louisa Lambert, • young lady of eaay virtue, was
brought up in custody charged with entering thi.
divelling.houn of William Hallett, metormooser,
residing at likessubridge.hill, and stealing • silver watch,
• metal guard chain, and key, value £2. Tbe prosecutor
mid that on Saturday [Benin/ be left his house about
5 o'clock, leaving his watch banging op on the dremer
atielf in the back kitchen, and on returning about an
boar afterwards ha foun.i it was gone. His wife and
lodger were in bud, and be left the (root door wide open,
expecting his wife would be down in the course of • few
minutes. He did not know the pris,,ner ; she bad no
right in his hones. Ho had since seen the watch in the
hands of the p —Mr. Nathan, j•weller and clothier,
131. Tbomm's-street, mid that be bought the silver watch,
metal guard, and key of the prisoner about nine o'clock
on Saturday morning, for 54. He considered that being
an old erstob, as he had to pay an annual Emma of £2,
54, wwelbe full value of the watch. He gave it up tri
the-inspaistor of poltes. The prisoner we. remanded
1101 the tollowipedny.—Emily Shepherd and Elizabeth
Norms wets Wtitrged with being drunk and disorderly
it. Hisgottest, about • quarter pest 12 on Sunday
.eight. They were ocimenitted for 14 dityle hard labour.
.---TURSD•Ir, before the Mayor mid W. Taylor, 11... q.

istuisa Latn-iaert warn bronait op 02 remold, .charged
with stealing • 'aver watch, the property of William
'Mellott Superintendent Lidbury predated the watch
Lettish prosemtor identified. The watch was not broken,
when stoles. —Mrs. Hallett, ,if. of the prosecutor, re-
membered her husband going out of the house on
.faturday morning, at five o'clock, when he called ha,
lbut she did not get op till about a quarter before Ma.
'Whelk abe went down 'tars she looked for the watch to
me Meat rinse it was, and found the watch was gone.
She also id, ntified the watch produced by Superin-
tendent Lltibury.—Walter Nathan, in addition to the
miasmas already given, said that when the prisoner
brought the watch be asked her where she obtained it,
and she told him she bad bad it by bet • long time.—
Superintendent Lidbury said, that on Saturday Mr.
Nathan went with him to the Forester,' Retreat and
pointed out the prisoner as the person be bought It of.
Witnees took her into custody and on telling bet the
charm% she said that "Bill, the plasterer" gave it her.
tie had caused inquirie• to be made but could not hear
•of any one called by that name. The prisoner was com-
mitted for trieL—Mr. Charles Hibbs was summoned
by P.C. Mitchell with allowing • quantity of rubbish to
remain in Nicholavrireet, at Unhook of his hawse, from
Retarder week till Monday afternoon last, and the
Ileaoh indicted a nominal fine of in. and fle. 10d.
.stosta-7—Mary
..Ann Jacobs was remnioned by

.P.C. Mitchel( with throwing a pail of wisp ends int:,
School-street, on Friday evening last —The Bench
lined the defendant So.
_including oasts. lialvrard
. . .

Legg summoned Reath Doige mcd Ann Daniel with
easing language calculated to create a breech of the
ipasaa—The oomplainent stated that he was at Mr.
Ttavia's on Sunday morning, and that Mahout • quarter
before 12 o'clock his wife sent for him in full haste.
He went home and found a lot of people on each side of
his home in Hope-street. On going in doors his wile
told him that Yrs. Kirby, • lodger in his bonne, had
been attempting to remove her goods during divine
service, which, of tours" was • very wrong thing, and
to prevent her from farther violthing the sabbatb, be put
Iter into her own room and locked her in. The women
outside then abused hien "shameful" and called him
all the things they could possibly "put their tongues
U." Indeed the language was so bad that he
daresn't" repeat it. One of the defendant. also
"twitted" him shout paying off the woman that
nursed his wife et • shilling • week lees than was agreed
on, whereas be pee the woman • shilling extra. The
Woman Dodge was quite • nuisance to the neighbour
hood, being always getting into brolln and kicking up
row., though be had never had any "millepede" with
her before. The Bench asked the complainant if be
eossiderod his life endangered by the violence of these
women. The COMPiairMli s.id be did. lies. Dodge:
" Whst a great big man like you afraid of a little woman
like me?" Complainant : Yea, I be." Mn. Dodge:
"Then yes ought to he ashamed of yourself. U Iwis
you I would own to that no bow. Why all the
women in the neighbourhood 'll be laughing at you.
Complainant said his character was endangered.—Mrs.
Dodo "Your character! Do you hear that, pude-
nen ? He says his character is endangered, 'and swears
ti, his life. Well, I never."—Superintendent Lidbury :
If you are not qqiet you will be put out of wart and
the ease heard in your absence—The defendants denied
that they had maid or.)one anything to intimidate the
m8106.1E. ant or to cause • breach of the pelee.—Plaintir:
"Ye. you did, you toiled me a this • rogue, and a
Dodge "We didn't. I said you wait a
`'"'''•Yel, cock eyed soldier-looking sec of a—. That
I did say, gentiemen."—Thei Mayor: "You evidently
emoted a great distorbeneo."—Mrs. Dodge : "We
created no disturbance. That man there locked the
!T. 41 woman op, a privatise In her room. aod she
to us to help her."—The Mayor said that if Mrs.
Kirby lee any complaint to make optima the con..
Pleineht..he but the remedy In her own hands. It was
not for the defendant. to interime.—Complainant :
" e'disuses, I have been in Weymouth two years and
my character, precious " The Mayor : And you say
yo° now consider lose life In danger from the violence
of them w°Ten —Complainant "I do sir "—Mrs.
Dodge : "Wail, I never. YOU great big' fellow
&Mud of • little liniment eon.: like me, that wouldn't
hurt • worm." —The Mayer .44 the women had
given greet liberty to thvir tongues iq that
court. He had no doubt they were very de-
monstrative out of doors. The bat way to restrain
them would be to bind them over to keep the peace.
Both the defendants protested that they would not be
bound over unless the complainant was also bound over
to keep the pesos, for if they were, he would begin
again at them, and they would be sum to break their
bail. They had plenty of witnesses in wart to prove
that the complainant himself commended the row ; and
that before they said anything to him, he pushed them
. • - .theh

off the pavement. They bid the Be.. would hear
abaft witoermn. Tbie Bosch bowiever, Mudd to do ~3,
and bound the ,two defendants in their own pedal-
unarmed in FS to Imp tbehtence for sin months.