The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30 00:00:00

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YOUNG MO'S CHILurriAN ANOCIATION.—The mow
mitt., of the above association acknowledge with thanks
n parcel of books from the Row. R. S. Ashton, 8.1.,
who ham left the town.
Twini or ltrarrcr.—The flags we-a hoisted on the
ship. in harbour on Monday last, to oensequenoa of the
,„agiug of Mts. .1 ulia Martin, dan4t v of Mr. E.
Marti., of Vonoord I tee.
SANATonlux.—The following donations have been
received towards the San t ,rium Etidwment Fund.
The Dowager Marchioness of Westminster. £lO 10e ;
Mr Samuel Halo Smith, £5 ; Miss Marshal, 15 ;
Oomph 210.
GUARDIANS Oil THU Poop..—At a mmting bell OD
Tuesday last, IS. G Doodles, nal unanirnowly
elected Chairman for the ensuing year, and for the
26th time, and Mr. R. Luokham and Mr. H. Thomas,
viseechairmen.

•
RamovaL or As OLD Onsroocnox.—For »me time
pad we have observed that the old unsightly enormity
known se the" beerse-house" on the right-band side
halfway up Bcrambridge Hill has been removed. The
heerse-house stood in the way for longer than our
reporter out recollect, and it is &good thing to see thst
it is coo.. In the newly published accounts of the Load
Board, there is an item—Pail for the "Bite of benne-
beam near Borarohridge Hlll, £15."
LOCAL BOARD AuCOOKTS.—The accounts of Use Load
Board of Health for this half-year ending February 29,
1872, ha» been published. They show reoeipte of
1L1,322 Os. Bed., on account of • general dietriet rate,
brides other sznaUer amounts. The largest Hems of
expendlts» are for • quarter's gas supply 1.108 16s. 31.,
mooed quarter's gas £212 6s. BL, and the total outlay
Li £2,432 Is. 111. On the special rate amount was a
balance brought forward of 1.153 Si. Bi.. and there was
restived on ammint of rate £ISI 17ir 7d., the expen-
diture wee—interest paid on account of roertgages
£4B 18s. 11cL, and abalone, of 2168 71. 4id. remained
In the treasurer's hands, total £215 61. 3e I.
Yaostural ormatxre.—Ths committee held a
meeting on Friday evening last at the Council chamber,
under the presideney of the Mayor (Jam. Robertson,
lisq), who raid he had resolved a very satisfaltory
letter from Cant tin Griffis, which letter be read. Lord
Richard Grosvenor asked the captain to express to the
Mayor 61a deep sense of the courtesy and disposition to
meet their wishes which his Worship bad shown' and
which had done mutat to introit» the good feeling that
had always existed been the Yeomanry and the good
people of Weymouth. The Mayor contnied that it
was extremely gratifying to him that the good feeirng
which bad rulotd so long is Idrely to be cemented
rather than broken—(mar). He went on to say that
they hei been very suocesdni In their canvas, and their
subscription I,at looked very well. 81r Fred,. John-
storm, the Members of Parliament, km, subscribe as
usual.—ln answer to the Mayor, Mr Hayman said the
tido would »eve heater this year than ever before.
After some eonvenation it was decided to have the
Horse and Pony raving much as usual, and to devote
£l5 to boat ruing, the new Weymouth Rowing Club
to manage this portion of the sport. - Mr Beanies mis-
timed that the Oddlellows' Demonstration will be lurid
on Tnesday, and it wee thought a good thing to have
the boat-racing on the evening of that day,
Wur la • "DOG "7—A cartain athlete slob of
young Woymouthisus have had some trouble lately In
getting mope for their violent exercises. They want a
teed and plenty of It too, and the occupier mast not
be too partioular about his grass. Now, although a
farmer may listen to the airfare, "Roll young wheat,
In the spring," he can't be made to me that this ought
to he interpreted "Trample young graas," and after
courting »aria ceoapiers of eligible fields, the club
were about to give up without • parting game. At
lass • kind-hearted dairy farmer oonsented to let them
have his field, on condition that they would make ell
secoare. The farmer was ck or; the cows were to be
tied up, and the 'dog put through the ring." The
young &HIM* was too delighted at the prospect of a
good game to pay full attention to the directions—he
heard something shoot tying up COW, and something
about • dog. "AU right F sail he, end he promised
fairly. The sows were fastened up In house, and then
search was made for the dog, but he could not ha found.
The pme came off, and the players were all In the
height of excitement when the fanner returned, and
toned his cows loose In the boussainndry cloths devoured
byftisi indiseriminating ruminentsaind *beast trampled
t;36httess. Thee the mystery wits explained, the young
did not understand that the " dog " had to do
with She chain; he'd tied them up with what came to
?and, and they had scorned the weak restraint. 83 •
' balance is toseenrer's beads " of about half-e-cro on

wee eel enough to satidy the farmer, sad • "whip
round "of about M. a head had to be made, to comply
with the blot In Proverbs ant, 14.
ROMERO CLU/L—We are glad to see that the arcane,-
meats of this club have been so far completed that the
ineelleet hoe. sic,, Mr. H. Fooks, jun., hasi been able
to publish the hat of committee. The president is the
Worshipful the Mayor (Jaa. Robertson, tee Mea-
rzkint Mr. T. B. Groves, tressurer Mr. A. Magog,
. 11. looks, Jan., oaptain Mr. H. Rolls,
jun. and the following are also on the committee :
Ides;re. J. Talbot, Plowmen, Bruiser, Hill. Carpenter,
R. Thomas, B. Ford, O. Orickmay, 8. 8. Milledge, sod
G. L. Crickmay. Two boats have been &Weedy omit.
plied by Mr. Talbot, boatbitilder—a galley and a skiff,
and we are e. 4 to hoer that they have really • first-
class appeersose, and when completed will be gaits
onsamesta to the Bay. It 1. 10 be hoped that our
townspeople will come forward with subscriptions to
amid In supporting the dub, and that the residents in
the Front will be especially liberal, se they will derive
Mc greatest pleasure from seeing the exareises of the
boats. Intending members ahodi also some forward
at met sad make themselves prodelout for nem.
Crewe must else be got to pull together, as there is
some thoneht of having • regatta during the visit of
the Yeomanry. Now the Mayor's advertising wheats
has been so wertuly taken up, and the charms of our
lowa are to be published tar and wide, we must be ou
the lookout to provide every moans of entertalnmeat
for the expected scoession of visitors, and of titia
eutertelnment the boat club, if well supported, may be
tarty supposed to provide some of the beak
SOILOOGR FRIT! SL•SIOSIR Koaday.--Betors the
Mayor, Jae. Robertson, Rio.
Wilma BAAL, was brought up for wilfully damaging •
harp balomons to Joseph Stephen, about Imlf.paat 10 on
Saturday night. Joseph mid be was at the Rom and
Crown Inn with his on Saturday night last. Walter
Brake was .Ist there, witness had been playing his 'tarp
there. and had Juit !IMAM • tune, when Brake, who mu
stepping over the table, WUIOIIJ Mopped on, mad damaged MI
harp.
teepheres wile alio swore that the had every maim to
believe that the damage wee wilfully done.
The Mayor toed prisoner la, na. for the damage, and 104
amts.

TursoaT.—Belar• Um Mayor (Jac Robertson, Rei.),
J. Ailing. Eq.. J. Draw, Eq., W. 'Jabot, Fori sod O.
&Took* Sp.

Jammu Bait; a ma;11-boy, ;I-so-rad he was only II years
old, but who manihseted great Willson°. In the dock, was
summoned for ...molting Mime Harriet Brown. of Longhtll
VIII* teacher, of II .ly Trinity schooL
Brown 'Machos in the iSay school on Chapelry, and wee
In Um play-froond with the scholan around her, when primmer
same sad mood at the gat& Ilbe told him to go ..ay; but the
I young rascal stock
ed her with • whip. She took
trort, and tried to get away; but be manapd to hold on,
and I. stztke her stssmal UMW, In • molt annoying way, before
all the sabolara

—The Rea. W.—Ransoms mid that three ournmonies had been
applied faelagehistplis boy, at his ladigation as monitory of the
ealsoolo one for Miklos the teacher, and others for tremolo. on
the ploy-ground. If. bad had coonnatlon with the hors
mother. who was a widow, and be found that rime the fatliorl
death, ibis boy had refused tier control, sad had been aci,rezt
grief to her. They could neither keep him at the day s
or Sunday school; he was oontlnually behaving ven badly in
Ib.SCIIIOOi. and playing truant. TM rm. gentleaum then gam
inolmiewief the misconduct among which one that he got
op laths Modem of ths schoolroom from outdde, and stand
than looking a pipe before all the ochoo4. In fact he on. In'
Zniltie, and thendore Mr. Ransom' thought It would be boot
e out tin aummonses that the magistrates might Mal
with him. But be (tbe rev. gentleman) had withdrawn two of
the summoner, that the boy's mother might not be put to so
muds expert.
The Mayor said that man the boy. on Chspelry seemed
to behave vory badly I and to fancy that they could do
1.017,=1ik.d; but the bench wen preV.ZtizOop or at
dale dlogracielol behaviour.

Saw Ass Roue, a young woman, daughter of respectable
=Lbet who has been. mid trouble to them, was summoned
ilo, Harriet Frances Hunt,of Wee CottaraCtsapelry.
Delleadant bad been living with Mr. Hunt for about seven
weeks pet, and on Saturday night, plaintiff went to abut her
door, St.. defends's% beat in the osnels Of tic. door with her
Oat, kkked her, and threataed that with the Drat money she
got eise would buy p01e.% end poison her. In the disturbance
she also broke a bedsteed:—Ledendant declared that plaintiff
tied up the door with • rope, and she only hest It open to
untie the rope. She motored, with tears, that It was not
right that anyone should " %trite " her with basing been In
Dorchester gaol. She mimed to think that Mrs. Hunt ought
Dot to have Had the door, as she (defendant) told her the felt
her Slum coming on. She was not mad; but suffered In her
heed. Mn. Hunt Maned tying the door until after defendant
made the disturbance; but she agreed that defendant told her
Oat when her illmen ••.• oommg on she could feel it In her
brain. Mr. B. Roth, detendanta father,mid that he.daughtei
was not St to be at large. and had been in the Aeylum. But
Dr Breen would not Imp her, and the had since five or sit
lodging. but mold not easy In any, as she Frew so violent that
the people were in danger of their liven Dr. Rhodes, also the
6„,,,mme of the eaol and the D.ictor of the gm!, all said that
she was mad ; but Dr. hymns neil that she •as not • fit per.on to be in an am lam, and Rent her leek. Ho had lald out y
MuLI. minding an her to asylum and other places. and
ptid Ss or ta. • week to various people for lo.litings. It
had most him Ls or LIO for cerWleatee ; but they were of no
me, for Dr. Symee sent her away Duns the asylum, awl Must
ho do with her be dio not know. Ona be waa tuld to 111. heroin
as • respectable servant, and mend her to • Home, and he laid
out Alb; but all the outfit was umber, on sceount of her break-
ing out main! The expense was such that he could not bear it
much longer, and he could not have anything more to do with
her. If sent to the union, he knew he must support bar ; bitt
be could not hers her at Ida home, for be wife- and all his
family were In the greeted danger from her threets.—Delen-
dant beret again Into team, declared she was not mad ; but
she could not be turned out of doors to beat the .'rent.. She
wanted to earn bar living In a respectable way ; and she ought
not to have the "key of the etreet.'—The Mayor said that II
the widow* of the tether muld be supported by evidence,
this poor creature waa an object for the greatest pity. But
they had no evidence that she wati • lunatic, and all they could
do would be to bind her over, herself in £lO, and one surety
In £6 to keep the peace for Hirai montha.—CominT..l

MAIM • 11.1.11.• LBO.

Jona Boom opposzed; :su-m—m-ons from John Chick, for
vaulting him and brooking his leg. It seems thst on Fed
27, plaintiff ma on &Tunbridge FLU, unloading a 1.34 •.1 mod,
when defendant knocked hlm red the cart, and he la.& hi.
fig. Plaintiff had been in the Infirmary for many tuck., and
didbgdsot had promised to pay him a sum of human £4 sad
Ed by insalmonta—Paintill vphed for an ad( •urnmenil of
ems it was understood thot defendant might hate La
nir Paring up Ids lostadnento —kr Ayling deid nu?:
Mputitrisedontond t. 5
hi_tag ant 55 being
toett,,,..iled.
tthath".. It°
21113312111Da2.-13eforo the Mayor (Jam's Robertson,
Lq.), J. Drew, Lg.. and W. Talbot, Esq.
TM bey lunar. BIM.' was brought up again fr aesaulUng
Kim Drown.—The Mayor sold the venerates had hoard,
ho ass brought up )esterday, that hi, mother was
El. Them ma no doubt that Illmas, ass eituad by
riap=ost. ll* would he Mamboed this Um,; but if he was
convicted lapin, he would ho asot to Dorchester gaol.
• reII•IFIXD VIM
Zero Mc Noma, Weymouth baraskeergesat, Iru charged
whit having ca mural oamlota, and particularly on •pril 22,
thasamed to do bodily hum to hi. wife Mc
Isar" and also with vaniting hit—Me Waller oppootred a
a ray tall and moot man.—Tho old, a UV,
ng warn, mid Mr budand had on several
geggetans smaaltad bug and %dreamed what he wouLl do for
0. the day In quention he amok and kicked her, denoted
his am. ow sada be veld maim an " oration" mar tho whoa
amid. Ile also thmatonsd to Mir Mr throat not, BM hared
mania Void be oommittod miss her Inisbind wore
reettslaed.--Crott-ezmintd by Mr Wailer: This emelt toot
Mese oa Monday bails= two and throe. Its mew home sad
kad Maar, said sold Captain Dana was Mare, and lava
go bash; and les asked how obi mos to Let Matey
a Mom of onion, be would stink the offloo out. the told his
Mai is teld ths boy he had batter ea, se primp. ommida
ow. thin and .4 that, Mloadaat Maar bar Is ths
06. So 0 die. a. also moo Ude thro WOOd don below,