The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-09 00:00:00

WZYKOUTH.

SODDEN DIiTH Or AZ AYATSUZ MIIIIOIaIL—MZ.
John Parsons, who was employed for 16 years is
plasterer and slater on the Johnstone Natal... but was
also known from his playing • viol in amateur beads,
died on Wednesday night. He had been at week on •
houtmeroof on "The Plain," and on coming down the
ladder, had a fit, and died the same night.
THZ VOTISO a THZ EJACTIOZ.—This was unusually
mixed; but the following extracts from the analysis
may show the numbers of the principal combinations,
the smaller ones are far too numerous in their variety
to publish ;
Charles, Drew Howard, sad panning... 176
Natalie, and Targett 148
Ifilledge, Nang* and Tergett .., 71
Charles, Drew, Haase, and Howard ... 74

'rhe Coniserratire Associiaion Totes would,. therefore,
seam to be about • htuidred weaker than that of the
association opposed to it, which appears to hare carried
with it 176 rotes.
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Tua ZiNLA—T WISTINN STNAN7HII9I.--01 Tuesday
morning the Great Western, of the line plying between
Weymouth and Cherbourg, rested on uneven ground,
and is supposed to have strained herself. She made
a little water in coming across, and is now prevented
from going the voyage at present. The South of
Ireland, due on Thursday morning at two, had not
arrived up to late in the forenoon, and it is feared,
similar accident has happened to her. It seemed that
the grouad in part of Cherbourg Harbour ha• been
scoured away by the late storm.
CAUTION TO COLLICTOIIB. Ars. Fisher appeared on
Friday to an adjourned summons for 111. odd ratse.—
The case had been adjourned for the Wyke collector
to produce his books, to see if all the reoeipts were
ready signed, as he stated.—The books had been
shown, and Dr. Drew said the magistrates knew that
the hooks were in • very bad state whe• the collector
received them, and they cunddered there had been a
mistake on his (Mr. rearcey'e) part. They did not
think that Mrs. Fisher would COM, there and swear
that si.e had paid, if she had not; and they diii not
think the collector would have slated that she did not,
if he did not., think she had. It was some little
mistake, and they decided it wa• themistake of the
collector.
Vas Acsrs. —Vanes Tile wasi brought up on
Thursday, bifure B. Hopkins, Ertl, and J. Lonrho,
Esq., charged with sleeping la the open air, and listing
no phicea "diode.— Wednesday night about seven o'clock
P.C. Sullen iound the prisoner it Mr. 13 Auer titubsr
yard, lying wileep between two tinware. tie was
drunk, and no visible means of eubeieteoce, having
been too late to übtriu relief at the union. —Supt.
Vickery sail the prisiin• r would discharge himself
from the union, go out, and get drunk.—Vile adrunted
having had a dr 1p I Over.—Thern hel been 27
rich us ins &gallon frit,. —Br, Lund'e said they knew hint
so well rhitt whatever aympLthy align& be felt fur a
man in such a p wain, there cull be none for him.
T,,,enty.Aga, days' lisrd 1.0.0nn, M.. B. Hopkins
remold g it w C offineusurate with hie Aleut*.
Tiii Connov glimimiA Ryan. tramp.
was bron dit op on Pei lay, bet ire Urew, .1.
.1 lot Ale, Keil., Ss i I). Collett,
Esq.. for being &Milt sail I..cni.dile in High etre t on
lb. 4th lust—P.C. Riggs tound her there about h ilf-
past nine falling on the tootw ty. -lbs woman, a pour
wret:hed obi it, with only one eye, .sill mbe and her
ilankhter went fr•ILS, One public house to another to ket
lodging% and that v.. 0 h.,w she got the drink. She
sang in the streets for • Liundie Ah, toy
coo I woolen, get log drank will spoil your voice.—lt
appeared she was on ane nog's to Portland ; but
Dr. Drew feared ehe w %LI 1011” to go the other way
—towerds Dniclieei.er, Could AN pay hs fine /
Hlisabsth couldn't. and was sent for sever' drys in
defeat.— WiVian Gray, .eamso, was brought up by
P.C. fleineford, who found hiliu drunk atiout nine
o'clock in St. Thomas-street. He had osne over in
the Goliah, with p oat.** from Francr.—Dr. Drew ;
Well, as. was found 1114111 you, and you'll lose that.—
Fined flu.

YOUTHFUL Benoas. —Charles Bathrod, a boy, 19,
was brought up on Thursday, before the b0r.,,,.h
magistrates, far begging from door to door. —Ms.
Pickard on Tuesday heard • knock at the door, and
found prisoner had been begging, and he watched him
through the toen, begging' t , the new bridge. Last
night again, witness found him begging at Mr. ilray's,
Lennox-street, and other places in the 14reet
Vicicery ettid prig met bad been lodging at Holland's
mono., lodging-house forth. peat week, and had been
warned ti Wave the town Apse", having
recri•ed numeron. ,inplaints it Kidnap a kegging.
&milted hint in King.streee, The por, who is &We-
bodied, is idle, goes about begging for 4 W 441( cg pg.
then goes away from the town, and return. altar • few
days.—P.C. Bartlett said prisoner had been given
work by Mr. Bugler; but he would not do it.—Mr.
Supt. Vickery said be knew the family at Broadmavne;
the uncle had been brought up more times than
--Prisoner declared he could not get work since he had
worked at, Sonthampton.—On promising to leave the
town, he was disal.arge4: