The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-12-15 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

THE NEW 11.titwav To bE REEK—AII the neeemary
forma for iwtaienting the petition to Parliament have lawn
gone throll;n1.
Ae.trot SERVICIM he Servkes during the l'liti.ittnas
week will he iireckely the mute in our pariM church as
la•d year, and on I liri,dinas eve Divine service will opm•
ineme at 11.311 p.lll.

Ant:Ll-Ent INsPECTIoN. —The 3r,1 D.V.A. Wan in•pe,tol
at the Town.lialk on Wv,lnemlny' at t..nwon IT Militant
Illitjar swain was in callMlalll.l, and there acre
joe.ent Ser4eant•:tlalar Ilaywartl anti about rank on
tile. There ...add hate !Ten gun practice at the Ilarbwar
had the at:tither permittxd.

iw MMlET.—After a fortnight', intense
suffering. front t e effects of the Into Ma no-Went by tire,
Mr. Morey expireil on Thursday morning at bow
o'clock. I..hiverml sympathy is exproised for Mr. M..rry
utul the member. Lif hi, family in their here tionint
tinder sucit painful eireunistances :mil many of the lop
keepers hare put -hut:er+ up, in token of respect.
Timer or A ro&Y.-011 WedillierAlAr afternoon, a toy
imutiol , employe.' by Mr. Frost, hoolnitiller,
delivered, a tv,spaper :it Mr. 4. Hart's, grocer, aoil took
the opporionit: to steal a parket ..; *wells. Mr. Mart
tool lout 4, worth out iif a tis. it. OA Thursday the
titagistmiea sent hint to an School for five

SINGULAR Alaapr.Nt.—The wtfe of Mr. S. titembridge,
of non:11-•treet, ho • during the last four months limm an
i 1111 l ate of St. Bartholomew's ll•npital. in London,
,uhlerinfrons a %...el:ne. of the knvo joint. One day
at LC,: Innpitil, the splint; were removed. for
the i•nrtss.: of ascertaining if She could walk aer.res
the I.lrismi, when, by ,n,e means, she fell. awl
fractured no of her 1.,Z4: and will, a CO:IrSe. 1.2 invalided
Seine von.i.lerahle time in e
I Dintorr..a Exr..—Opposite Mnisrs. 4:unary's warehouse
in We•t•street live trees were Annie few years ago planted.
and are tlotiri.hiliZ live other, are Aso plawl
opts•sito the resi•lence ••f• 3lessrs. lridle, Evani. aml
itielaiinls, and the o::cavat ions are nr,le for the purpose.
The 1, dmiii part of West•street, by this arralezenwilt a ill,
in the noir.: of time, present a very Ideasing appearance,
and flier • are other stsas in our cmiaeiso ittreetes that,
WOlll.l lot improved by a similar additi•a.
A Mgt roe THE Muilicr WO:at:N.—At this ini•lement
It N.mile a MO' that the wourn from the nitintry
who attctid oar market for the the M di•posing ••f
Antil.thlAVe to ptan.l ii, to 0114.11 Strwt all day
Si Mist there is a well for the purys.e.
and generally 11l l tv, namely. the 1 Aver Market-lionise,
ThiA is eertlialy a ~.I!.je•.t which kl,i-rVea the attention of
the authorities, and se feel slim the vendors would lat
pleased with the arrangement.

CIIRMIII SAL& --M-r.. Symonds and Eat m held
their eltri•tmas sale of •t,sl: on Wednesday, at the bale
ground. 'Re was a very limited attendance of buyerk
and few lotsu offer. .rWi. pVIIA Of ewes fetched 31s. tL
nail Cm. 6.1 emit respeetively, whilst a lot of wethers were
sold •tt Vs C 3,11. A harrerer was sold for £6 los, and

two inaU larlio"ra 77 awl respectively: —A
fat heifer
offersul was not aI.L No doubt the sinollnos of the
gathering was to I.e attributed to the large sale at Crew-
kerne the someday.

' I A rtallitt. I;ALF: raged all Tuesday night, and caused
I considerable alarm, many persons I wing unable to sleep in
. consequence of the I iolenee id the wind, the I ses in
some cases seeming to shake. Tiles front the rods of
, liuffilinzs were scattered far and wide : in ..ne place •
house was stripped, and the rain entered, causing much
annoyance to the ' tes. Koine of the shutters .4 the
shops were violently hii.Wll.lOWll. and, in MN instance.
the iron by which the shutters are kept up. RIM found
insile the railings of the 3 aril at the Unitarian Chapel ;
it was thought the u iiol had riot much to do with the
later affair. hut that "the midnight Luken" knew
something about it
PAKISII CLARK.—Mr. lit try Hodder, who died a short
time since, wax appointed parish clerk by the late rector.
the Rev. IL L Lee, but his dutini were simply nominal.
and we believe his appointment was never entered in tho
books of the parish vestry. It hi improbable that there
will be a Allece.or appoinwl . as the responses are rendered
by the ronaregati..m, the choir taking the lead, but a
suggestion is made that the appointment of the curate id
the parish as clerk would not be out id place, as in the
CAW of marriages, km., there are certain fees payable to
the clerk, which might lie a sensible addition to the small
stipend ;Aid to the curates.
iiVill-DICCAMAL—At • combined meeting of the first and
second portions of the Bridport I ieanery, held by the kind
ips,ronupoi:iionbyotfhtleteßiM47.•por at the Council chamber, Ilndisffts
on Tuesday, for the purpose of considering the questions
relating 17 lig
lay to the
rei
at which 19 clew an
1,,,,,nt, it was earned hy tho votes of IX clergy an'l IT
la 3 men, one clergyman not voting, that "This l balder is
in favour of retaining the existing Ornament Itubrie,
ii,rrluniuientitsv Rubric.
ca were
without alteration. Au amendment affirming that "It is
desirable to enact a Rubric that the ornaments of the
Minister at all times of ministration he a surplice, stole,
and aeadentic hood" hail been previously put and
mi,vtat by a vote of 17 clergy against two, and of 15 lay-
: men against U.

Reiterate Vows, the Mayor (Mr C. Tucker).
end lir J. Williams.

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Jolt. !kit. of Chi,leock, was brought up In custody,
chargesl with being drank aiel disorderly hi the blemish .0
hatunlay eve • g ITismer pal" hot guilty, very little
more drunk than I am at presemt. Wiganl mid he was
on duty iii liast.street on Saturday evening, about eight o'cioeli.
when he Saw tilellll+lolWr paVentelit opposite the lied
Liem lim ; he sal drunk, and hail just hetet tanned out of the
inn, as he was ermtiog a disturbance. Ile hail received preeious
uumigeliits of the primiter's conduct during the day, aisi trent
up to 1 ' an,: told him he 'hull take him into custody.
Primmer would not go on he lay down in the street, and he
had to take hint nt, to, shoulder mod miry him. There was •
crowd .4 people around, and me oral of then.) tried to nweiw the
Prisoner. I;y the time he mached the market-house, he 4swid,
think there wan. crowd .4 g.a) ktel pcnents assteml4ol.
Ohm prisoner was there taken from hint Mr. Wllliants 'id
tile crowd ...tat you *lines.: tin, threw Mem., MA, Ith
tont tint-tat tor. sad eontilitletl to ',ban kill the --." Ito
not hart by the tab:Ales thrown, hat I WAS completely emend
wit, the 'nail. —l'he Moor ; l'atinot ou recognise any of dw
- Witness : I know tm, tlissu, and they will iw
i.r.mashat against. 'rim Mayor said he am exceedingly glad to
lo.ar that it was time this thing men put a *bop
continual: the prisoner was sulempiently apprelmekd bY
street. I.e mimlc't in!) much. m.i.t u-sal very aLamo-c tnmtCsaY.
had ocr heart. I'." thawed saw the triattior lne 11,0
not m hal as he traS when attpssp,.„l,l.—p.s. i:ther
stated that he, had received conit,Ltint from Mrs Cooke. •.•I•
street, •Illtilsg Saturday, that the prisoner had tilled Af.,_
begging. and hail been alsosill• Ile dm said that whilst-
cell at the station the prisoner had eximiltted a nulannew...,__
tool mitararrel rm the, wa. W. that the place wouki have
digiiks:ted ; which would muse Mane amount of t0,,,u,
involve expense - .Prisolier : "I shook with nine perem
and csamine the cell, to see if there is anything dot-hoes'
I dirtied the place I admit ; but I afterwards cleaned it lAt
lid with :UV when took tap, bow aimed that, your
—Mr Willttuls: If you hal total about you, how is it yon •
about the town be-gglng during the day ?—Peillotter :I wane
drunk ems the wont,: for beer : but I amid have walked
timy had let me alone. I WWI not begging. Satunlay ; phre
seal steno oeu winging:et the ells. Mr Willisuns : I Illy KV
yin I,,,,ging, and thought at the time the motto)
was misapplied : you went Aid got drunk with what you nail
given you, and therefore, the Se nd found on you, having bum
eddained In an improper manlier, will have 4, lie forfeited, ma
t,,eards the expense of eleaning the a:lL—The MAYA'
~,jd front what he had heard (nen different people In the tour,
the prisoner must have been either drunk or mad on rattu-da-
There Kers inany previous oittvlotlon. against him, and 11/M
expense he Stan. the oniuty, he had been out of prison min'
about three weeks.—Prisoner : You have the ta o,l.—The
moor: That is DOS enough to IS, for cleansing the oil.—
Prisoner: That Is the Moe genteel way in which you woukl
' take sway the lust penny 1 hive —He was fined Ms and e.eti ;
the Moor ivmarking he hoped It would he a warning to loot
Tim Mayor mid he tripod the Bergamo would proceod
Ui " roughs" who heal Interfered with the lattice
on
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i'h'Ul'hw''''f.'l::l:l::::',..iiiinititilalirit'h.:l:l:.i'lginly.4:ntrtll.4.l":':lll;lun time law ,-Thn
he ie;:i1:11'''oCt.g0.1.:44:111:14:.-21;1:411:111;1:7/:!':':'1,...,11t.!
age, and it was ',roved against them, he would indict Hs
0 tot it
jean
Prisoner : " I did dirt It, awl I cleaned It ikgrahi. me
justice, grotto°. lay there ki nothing the matter •4'
want to take the nemey out of my pocket. that La all."
Eergeant mid it would take • umn half-noisy to do what ``-''
required, in addition to the expense of the Unto—The
Ot, being retnovoi. naked, "('ha.,, r how 1.4
one month.—Pri goner : "Thank you: go and do u""
bit."