The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

DimSuffern Darnuance Ow saalto filerr.—Sorne
of the gossips of Weymouth had plenty of material
for their favourite occupation on Saturday night. It.
la the afternoon a robusi.looking female was brought
to a very well.known eating establishment In a state.of
—well—a she SU of the softer sa we had better my
"Inspired by the mance of wine," for it would not a
polite to say "drunk." Beide this, the lady was
highly coloured with nature's own roes*, and bad NI
many into and bruises sa would hay* served a dozen
aocient belles as beauty spate. Although so strange
looking • customer she was received with pity, and her
hurts attended to; but she objected to having the
blood washed away, preferring to retain that till her
lord and Mater should pay her • visit, in hope, we
suppose, that theft signs of distress would awaken pity
I. his faith/ma heart. When sollicienUy recovered she
told her tale—that she mire from • certain large regal
In the Roads, and was the captain's wife. She had
discovered her husband in too affectionate • relation to
• girl who acted as stewardess on hoard, and had
pulled the latter out of bed. The young lady thereon
*Vatted her with • nameless ?MOW of diehouour, ard
Inflicted such injcwies.thst she, the lawful married
woman, was obliged to desist; but others some to Lee
help. Now there aro twenty-five on board the ship
referred to, and ante at. said to have championed
the captain's wife, while others took the part of the un-
married lady, and there was • general battle. But the
derails cannot be given accurately, in coracle/nos of
liquor being in the ascendant. We believe the mutiny
flag was hoisted by 60030 one who had his anise about
and with the saiatanoe of Mose who were U. their
senses, the disgraceful scare ima stopped, and the
(Oared lady brought ashore.' Oh the other hand, It is
mad that a prominent male ardor to the fracas says that
he left his keys on board with hie wife while he C40:1111
Lahore. On Ma return he found that she had supplied
the whole of those on board with liquor, and they had
drunk up all the rum be had, and iota were drunk.
This was bad enough; but he heard voices in the mean
cabin, wane in, and found the mate, his own wife, and
the mews/dem all drinking, together. Lie admits Me
ing pulled his wife out by the heir of her bead, and
having hit her on the DON (and by theist, of the Wl'.
nose, it wee no gentle pat), and thereupon • general.
fight ensued. The *visa's wife, however, gams to
have lost the battle, for she says the stewardess wee not.
hurt. The loving Maimed 'idled his gentle wife in,
Weymouth, sat seemed to think she was not much
hurt; but tare was talk of a summons. The autbori.
ties, 'tis said, were sent for, but the lady being image
with bet partner at the time, no formal complaint r
then made. We do not vouch for the details of
the
a1t...; but only repeat • popular report.
Bozocoe Poutag, Monday.—Bacce Mr. Jae, R.
bert-
an and Mr. W. Talbot.

IRE BOW OM BOARD THY Cael
Freak AdolpArs, a seaman on board •.h• ship Czar,
blu Coattail master, from Landes ft ,
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We. evidrintly supposed that Way „,„brit w-o-L,
hear
smoothing about a totally differ .mr....
George Dyne,. • Welinentb man, saki that on Satin-
"doYworn Id° n gu hisPriwaerfnes aaj.j cu hi
a".„"— zki•di.dhibini'abokilriitectiLlt.d e
witting al! •I Vs v A ear, and infliating snore
wounds about hi, fade. oomplainatt exhibited to the
Bea& hi, ear •learn, • .t off, and blows sod tuts la
great variety ao°U.• • brad and fuse. Ho was Gros,
examined by tb• WWI, oar as to whether the latter had
Ida boots ov• orol to said that Adolphe. bad boots on
*ben Orr row *my .eneod,and he kicked him; but win.
I:A.101,ot Was
.aftaw wards amenable.
BY oh. vavg, • Had no animosity against th• pri-
satiert and wall; "Iv, no mason why be ulaoked
him, exatitt %.1111 Wag boatawais, thought he had •
better right to be mooed mate than oomplainant,
and WM Jer Joe, of the captain taking him for that
berth.
Daybi B aattM, seaman on board the same ship,. said
he saw th • aseault On Saturday morning about four
0110•11, 'aim boatswain straek the almond mate, knocked
him da•en and kieked
He Was asked if Ma boatswain had his boots ea, and
be w.id them waa but little light at the time, and be
mold 120% tell. Th• mate waa rendered insansib,le, and
whims, helped to carry him forward.
Its was salted whether Dyne ooald hare out his ear in
tauabliug down, and he ant said that he ri.igh% ham dupe a.; but afterwards be thougi.l not, w, than was
nothing to fall on but the cabin floor.
Cullen was Galled aft about to o'elook on
Saturday morning to quell a diaturbanoeLa the aft*,
part of the ship. He saw the bestows da skits the
mooed mate, knock him down, and ti him when
down.
Wham eaLled on for his dist rh Jour maid they
wore all drunk. The captain and thaitoe, e se oosid mate ware
arguing about the Channel, and the lomat said he knew
all shoal it. Maw.), sad oruld tato oolsakaid of th•
abii, in any Part at it. a.fterwards Woe impala SOY
"inning not of the rial`'ia, and said the wiworid MOP
had blown Mu cradle hi. hoe, and streak Wm.
He did not !now hr w the *moult occurred, as he was
in llqaor a' the time; but be Jamul, got knocked
down and kicky shoes be fee.—H. exhibited •
invent cut WAI dg, of she riglit eye, aod sundry
braises.

- - .
..,13.4'.12 odd be wail °Deviated at a grievous esooeit
uP" and be would be east far two months'
bard

Ti Una-8. visitors so the Wand have found
fault with the ammo being diseharged into the mare,
by the Dew play. Th., 7 thie is a pracalee similar to
that at Weymouth, which canoed the Backwater to
give so pima timbal. and that whew the new sanitary
measures are carried out, dna will be stopped. But is
should be remembered {het this very thing has been
nettled by the Lo.llli Government Boort' at London,
and that the mirage is *milled before peeing into the
lane. But whim will Portland awake to the import-
ance of endeavourtug for docks to be eonstrueted here.
toe wWah no better plasm coald he found on the south
west!

--17Oirmo Ludes Tao AND Ifmterraillweat —Stumm
Bawavioua or sows Yottwo Feu.ows. —Oa Thursday
afternoon last, the ladies of their Mance of the "Moral
and
site:and' Institution had their mem! Ms si the
Institution "In the field." After Wry opal the men-
tag. in • rational and pleasant =maw W singled saff
renitence. There were about 90 present sad they
mute enjoyed thinswalves. But the young ladies were
too shy to give invitations to any of the ataar asx. and
th• Pond lima of Tophail were meth Infra. ffonte
of them, however, bunted on doing as Sb. 4•11""
majonty cUd.—heastai they disappointment, aed hopuig
that the losing would have tenderer bents alt time.
adopted • very mean sad *bobby plea. Tke7 bati RP as
doors of tin Woos bate sod frees, sad kept the ladie.,
Ptillatutra till on. of the most spirited got over • wad,
to sit them free. Whoa they came out it was ilia-
wend that one of the mesa bobbiedelloys had been
eovardly enough Whale eff the weer of the astern at
the beak, and oae of the young ladles nearly f.Il in. Had
sbe actually done so, it eroald probably have eau.,„,/
her death. We eaderstaad tint the muses a thr
stupid gang are tunny mad we Mould sot he earprleed
If the brothers and 911111111 DO of the young ladies give the
fellows • good thrashing.

Muted sad Published. si a.lshueseed Wadi.
Tiorshirser by Alamo Atixibb of iL • Pada si
Teatitaiger sod
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