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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05

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prisoner cows out Sr tise shop. Two or three minute,
afterwards Mr.. Kew came out end told him he had
stolen 'stick. Wi tuna ran after him, andinverno°k Ho found the stick in his p Sioll. He handed him
over to lb* military polo" who wove him Over to
the civil Power. He wail not sober. He had not been
"1 the wicylco long, sad bore a very bad chtrAoter.
Ho we' sentenced to • mouth's inoPileoninenk with
hard labour.

wit:7count.
Saunatasto.—Un Thursday Adolphus Stakethires
steward of the steamer Blood was brought bsfore the
Mayor L N. Howard, 5.q), Dr. Drew, W.
Talbot, B. Hopkins, aad J. IL Itoben., Fagg., charevd
with smuggling Slb, of caveudish tobacco. Mr.
Charles, outdoor whew of Customs, said that on the
arrival cf the Blonde fras Jera-y, be rummaged her,
y bad the
and in consequence of what an officer named Harris
toldhim. the
"lied be nal "Inking liable to duty. First be
ii Prisoner into the cabin, sad
replied he had not, alai then ea'd he had two half
pounds. They searched him, and in him possession
found iffib. of tobacco, and on making a further search
In his cabin another pound of a inmilu description
was found, wild', however, be said wag not him.—!o
reply to the Mayor, Harris said that four pound of
tobacoo was coucealed about the man'e veldt:and,
and the other in his coat pocket.—The magistrates
fined him the double value and duty—E4 2a., and
10a. 2d. oats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05

IRELAND.

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ANOTHER ARREST.

The first arrest under the Illoeroion Act in Skibtotreen
took place on Saturday, the suspect beiog Mr. Patrick
Spillane, secretary of the local Land League. The
warrant charges riotous aasembly. and desizoying •
dwelling-house. A large mob followed When the
capture had thin made, hooting an I yelliiag.
rweaty-two persons were sentenced on Saturday. at
C to various terms of from two to six months im-
prisonment for rioting at Schuh on the oesaaion of We
rescue of the suspect Mahony. The prisoners were
after wards =meth ed under a strong escort to Sklthereett.
A serious collision occurred on Saturday Wight, all
nine o'clock, in Limerick, in con iequenee of theatres's?
• well -dressed pers.° for dru okenuess. Ago eat crowd of
roughs collect d and many stones were thrown. One
pol.coman was severely injured at the back of the
head.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05

RITUALISM AND PARISH FEASTS.
To tAc Scalar.
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-
Dear 81r,—I won't trespass mach on your valuable
space, but allow me to tell you that I noticed in a little
local paper, published not far from hers, that on the
oocasioo of the " Feast" a. few days ago, • 'little
stall" was the only indication that the wonted quietude
of the village was being disturbed. Now, it stuck
me that if the Ritualism and Beeervlotaliam which have
disturbed the quietude of Bothenhampton were
scattered to the four winds with " Banton's Feast" it
word.' be • great blessing to the inhabitants.
A PAKIBIIIOIIIVI4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05


STALLS OA THE SANDS.

Some of the shopkeepers are indebted to Mr. Baker
for having taken practical action &gaud what,has long
been felt to be a nuisauce and injustice—the supply of
incorsionieis by 1i:rill-keepers, who, paying yearly one
pound or lees, manage to ergroas a c-riain clue of
irsrle, to the injury of raiepaying ebol keeper,. The
following is the memorial which has been got up in
the last few days: -
" T. the Mayor, A'dermen, end Councillors for the
Illrough • f Weymouth and Melcombe Regis.
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"Gentlemen,—We, the undersigned inhabitants and
shopkeeper. of the town, beg to memorialize your
honourable 1.1 ard not to allow stalls on the Sands or
Esplanade for the ea'a of fancy articles, as it materially
injures us In our trade, and, as large ratepayers. we
st.lt you as a matter of justice to prevent this injury.
When one person can boast of how much he cm take
from the to an during the season, jou mta.t see ant
It greatly Injures legitimate trade. We hope, there-
fore, you will take this matter into your consideration,
and rot allow it t be done.

"(Signed)
" Henry Bake., 26, Upper St. Alban'-street; Henry
Edgoon, 4. Kii.g-street ; 11 J. Russell, St. Mary-
street; Jam a lion& S. Thomas-street ; H. Acutt,
St. Man-street; Clara Reek 43, St. Thomse-street ;
James tdidgley, St. Alban'a-street ; Richard Thomas
Smith, Si. Aiban's•atreet ; 11. J. kiaj tr, 2, Upper
Bonii-e'reet ; Gerd. Staple, it, Bond-street ;
11, Benson, Royal Baths ; Tools Rui, HZ.
St. Mary-street; lido/Cox, 3, St. Mary-
street ; .1, P. Bartlett, 4 and VI, 1-t.. Mary-street;
R. IL Croydon, Statue Howe; William Thomas
Roberta, 7, Bond.etreet ; James 11 trrington
Williams, 12, Bond-street."