The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06 00:00:00

BRIDPOItT.

-arrlsevntrrs. —The samical entertain-
ive° by Mr. Perna 4 the Toornhall on 1
Tose* eveniag, in oonsootioa with the lestituto
wee a great 1111001111114 the roam being orowdsd, and
the entertainmeat good throughout.
" • Garry Boon f"—Ws are told that Mr.
I Flight " is continuing to siert hinassU to have the
emits conveyed by train instead of tbe mail-oart,
which our (the lima) Nader. most admit will be •
great boo° to the town." Bo for as that this
l
t would give us about an bour.and-a-
"haf= at night for preparing letters, it would
dashiki's be very meeptable, but if it prevenM our
morning delivery till swirly mid-day (al it must
unless our vigorous Railway Company inn an early
train) we my most devoutly "dive as from our
friends!" Our emitemporary makes merry over the
mail out sticking in the send (/) and mow Lady.
Pray where did lb. Bridport Railway Company's
Raps. (I) dish that same morning?

HOSTITAIATIIII AT TEA RECTOST.—The *AND of
the list ecm of oar resew. having rossaU7 mime pima,
the suspicions event was lest week at the
ti
by two esterteiameets gine by the Rev tit:7l• Lie and Alm Lee. On fhb menden, however,
they did not receive the OW of tb• tows and igh-
botirbood, but ou Wsdamiday evening the ohm&
oliaristers, sad at Thursday tweety-four of the aged
poor of the tows. We underMand that on both men.
dem the tussle were entertained is the man bt.•
abbe end agreeable manner, and that out of the " s$
inhabitants" has pronouneed bar seeming at tb•
Beetery one of the pleseuttest of bar life. We need
' hardly say that the warmest thank' of both parties
were moorded to the hied esterteleen and that most
earmet wishes were expreseed for the welfare of lb.
What who was the immediate imam of the treat Um
afforded.

Duman° Itsorrsil.--111r. Magee entertainment st I
the Towntiall on Monday evening was onneseenaly sod
fashionably attermied. TIN dramatie recitation were 1
pins with marked ability,. sad the semis representa-
tions Imre clever and mirth provoking. Asemapt these
pr.seat nen Mee Mayor sad Kra Colin, Mr. W.
Caller, Mn. OsparY, Coptain and Mn. Mar
Mr. Edwud Guadry, Mr. Whelham, Mr.mid
Mrs. W. T. Anathema. Mr. S. Wheebeem Kr. and
Mrs. Leggin, Kies Neaten Mr. sad Mrs. Creme Swan,
Mr. and Mrs. lffeaW, „ MIN Leolory Mr. and Mn.
Webb, tbe Kisses Tasks,, Mr. W. IL Medi, Mr. sad
Ni.. Wheat, Mrs. Curpiwy, Mn. Sent. Mn. F. W.
Wed, Mr. A. H. Good, Mr. and Mrs. SONS. ke.
Several gentlemen boughe tickets who were prevested
from encoding. Oar piddle entertainers inveriably
complain of the bigh pries shamed for the is. of
the Townhall, sod may that it is men mon
Uwe tbe fee payable for similar or better rooms in any
town in the Wint of lingised. If this be so, it moat
Mod to decrease the revenue derivable from lb.
and • revision of the tariff may be worthy of the con-
sideration of the Town Conseil.

80100011 Perrr finatoes, Tuesday.-Before the
bie (T. Collor, Ban I, R. W. Whetbsan end J.
Ferro -Deems with Rearms. -Thomas
Hemp. oaptain of the Moaner William sod Miry, was
strommeed by Joseph Hail, the mate, for non-paymest
ol wages. Mr. Manley for somplainant. Joseph Hall
stated UM be was mate on board the sclicomer. He
=.ll lots voyage trots Lynn to Bridnort for £4, mid
the &Tildes praises& It would see be his duty
to work the carp unless it wee loth. agree.ent, and It
was not in the cm. He carried out his mineseast 84
mate as far m lay in his power. He bad not renewed
oust shilling forth. voyage, sad there was now Et doe.
The reason foe his 401 being raid ma bemuse he bad not
worked the cargo. If be had bees paid by the month
he would have to work the cargo, bet bevies agreed for
the voyage be was not bound to. It appeared that It
we. stated oath. agrestoest that he me to be paid on
delivery of ergo, but this complainant declared was not
on the agreement when be signed it. When be
It John Giles t He read it then &tra m
would swear the worda "wages to he paid on delivery
of eargo" were we in the agreement sad nothing of the
kind was said to him He aimed the agreement at lea,
sight or same slays after they had ailed. Ile Oliptaie
read to him the words "from Lens Ii Bridport,"
nothing .ore.-By the Csptale : He mine mos in a ship
Charles BMA with him, end agreed with him by the
Be had felled with him in other vessels sad
whale... agreed by Ma vague, and bad socked the cargo
also, but eel, by special agreement. It ma nie
'Mom to work the cargo oe an agreement by
the tome, but only on one by the month.-
John Odes, semen on board the William aid
be 11=4
said saw Joseph Hall sign the agreement prod
I said the words" wages to be paid out delivery of cargo
were not then on It. The metals reed tbe words to
them, sad he (witness) read the egreement himself. He
sigma it in she cabin what the reseal wee hying In the
Downs. He had a Maim against the captain far wiwe
acid had not been paid-Richard Han, another
seaman ors board the vessel, and brother of eomplainant,
said he also signed the agreement and the words die.
puled were not then on the agreement He did not
',resider himself bound to work the canto as be agreed
by the voyage. He had not been paid his wages.-In
answer to the centaur he said ho did SO/ 147 ea board
that three men mild outwear one -Thome. Kamp
said the worsts on the document were 111118 at the time
the ma signed it, and was when he sigma 11
himself, which he did Orst as was assel. The wage
WM now being diseherged by help from the sham.
The emplaimet bad not assisted at all in disehming
It. The vessel bailed with • serge of barley on the 10,11
Desember, from Lynn. The men had asked him for
thew waxes. and be told Nam that be would pay them
Mee they had discharged the sego. Ile did not dlie
pate that the money was doe then, and Hist the ansonat
claimed was the some* amount. The custom all over
the kingdom (with the errs Hon of the port of London)
was for sailors who agreed the voyage to disdain.,
the cargo when the vessel arrived in port, whether they
had speed to or not,. but if they agreed by the run
they did not do es -TM Beach here sent to i
Mr. Templeman, as • shipowner, to inform themllrit
could, what wee the meow in the matter. He tame,
and mid that he agreed with the annals and mete on •
voyage, and they bad to sock the eargo, but Ito believed
it was always sited so on the agreement. He said,
however. that the eaptain of one of his meals
was in the town, who could Mate what the
mem was. Be was secordiegly sent for.-
George Clark, the Mimes is question, said he had
Mee • ship eapeain for 10 yews. He engaced blames
by the voyage, and the stew always MMarged the
cargo. It me the custom always to do so, with the er-
emite of the oral trade in London. In the agreement
with the men the mount of maw wis Meted, sad
thee they were to week the cargo; bet be believed if
those words were not ineerted the arm meld be com-
pelled to work the cargo. He had made voyage, without
those woods being on the agrament, but he always, put
them es it now, as Hem lad been disputes with the
see about wargag to. arm, Minh they bad never
refused to wars it. It appeared that is seaseqemos of
the crew refusing to help dissitarge the emge ihn
captain bad employed time men hem the shore to do
on, for two days, and be Mind to pay these ma out
of his own meet if this case was withdrawn, sad
another of .IoM Oiler's for ca 10a.„ and if the men
would discharge the remainder of the serge, which after
some emaideration they *Prod to, lb. tZt4ro Maim.
to pay the mm on the cargo beingbawd. this
ease and Jobe Oiles's were accordingly withdrawn, the
ma to pay the sods—Joseph H6ll, the complainant
in the previous ease, was simmosed by Thomas Kemp,
let unlawfully and wilfully continuing to disobey his
lawful commands wises at see -Mr. Manley for de-
fendant. -Thema KereiLittitthe artistes predated
inweib;lrd bilifiptieed the shipPeTersttk, on width
were entries le elect that on the 11th Jae last,
middle of the day, JessO. Halt Ming mate
negiesied to mem the AM
the *ergo. He geld him repeatedly to de eo. seamiadurrid
not do so, bet mmis several imaliet remarks. Oit the
nem day defendset disobeyed in ot Cabe him at
proper time; he was ara to do so, if them --say
ceases of lellsg foal of another vewieL He did not de
so, sad when be awoke from Mop he found his n.l
aleagdde amebae ead in groat danger. on Jae. Ohs
kept the Mat away from the ship Meer than he aught
to; he ~u new them Men sad a half sailing about as
hi em pleas.?.. Ho hiesesif mated to go oe Mire,
, hen meld sot as lot had ealy that one heat which he
INA oust lila na Tyrol lo get ma, with, so vs.