biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

WEYMOUTH.

W. Tummy, Reg., has DOM in him strike sr
Littlefield • qesatity of peso in pod.
Ws bear that Sir Henry Hoare, mie of the mieseted'
members for Windsor, was. previous to thr late-
election, in treaty with certain parties at Wrynewth,
with a view of becoming • oaaduiate for this borough.
Tin orderly-room lately obtained in St. Thomas
street for the fees of the Weymouth Ride Corps ig
0000 pied. raper/ will be supplied for ths ine of the
members, and a serraet and corporal will be
appointed weekly to atteed the scramming' of the
MOM.
Bosocrog POLICS, Thursday. —Before the Mayor
(J. A 'ding. Feq.)—liolin Roberta leaking. mute of
Lb. Mory-Aloo sloop, was °barged' with eneuggins
tAmOOO.---iohn Winter;• out-dbor °Moor of Her
Majesty's Customs, deposed thet- the Mary Ellem
sloop arrived is Weymouth Wheat on Tuesday'
mornisq, from Guernsey. la oonisainenes of orders.
from the tide surveyor, be wont on board with s..
boat's crew, and rummaged the ship. He found.
'oersted under the stairs of the cabin three parcel',
oontaining altogether 71b of foreign manufactured.
tobacco. He gave the partials in charge of Mr. Beck,,
examining ofileer.—Georr. Beek, examining atom,
stated that he went on board the Mary Elsa with
the last witness, and was primal when the meson
was made. The Wawa° was handed to him, and he
deposited it in the Quese's warehouse. He after-
wards took the isimeer, mate, and boy, before the
oolleator, and prisoner acknowledged that the
tobsooo belonged to him. The single value of the
tobeooo was 144., and duty Ba—By the Mayor:
It was neceesery to pall cla:iwn • board to et as UN
tobeeco.—Prisoner &dined sa,yiag anything. —The
Customs' °Soars, in reply to dm Itorw, stated thl4
the vessel had been in Weymouth before; but
nothing contrahned had been found until now.—The
Mayor inflicted • penalty of Li 2e. for single value
and duty, together with costa, 12s. Id. —Primmer
asked if the Court could sot be more lenient, since it
was a first offeace.—The Mayor said that was the
reason the fine was so low. The Court had the
power to levy either the single, or treble
rake. It was evident from the quantity of tobacco
that it was not inteaded for private an. It was,
doebtheen, meant to be sold, and by such preetiees
Lb. legitimate and fair tredeausen were injard—The
Ilse was paid.