The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

Ter 771u's Been still remains at Portland, which
will ha the plata fur head.quartera, the bugle bond
permanently staying there during the sojourn of the
regiment. But we leirree the reed, strieg..ke., band
eerier Signor Cavelig. ui will be shortly removed to
Weymouth, where they will be heartily wolc imed.
BoT RlDlio Oezia—A day or two ago, a lad named
John Celina was riding that frisky pone of Mr.
strange's, which before hurl • child in the Park, and
the creature rth right over a child four year. of me,
son of Mr, Lodge, cab proprietor, Georp.otreet. The
little fellow was picked up insensible, and oonveyed he
Dr. Thud's where he lay nneoessious for some time.
lie was attended, and r e.e.reel enough to be taken
home, where b.. roarer. ring.
TLIS LATE OONCIII AT Till ROYAL 110 TM-
- 2a. ILL has b en peld to Mn. Greenouf the Wawa
of the proceeds of this entertainment, kindly got up
.by Mr. W. Tarver. The expenses axe rather heavier
than they otherwise wool I have been. on theount of
the p etponernent, answer:table through the illness of
! the Prince of Wales. Mr. F. Upjohn kindly lent one
lof Collard mei C .llsrl'e wa;utlicient gran, plume.
Mr. Tam r is endeavouring to arrange another enter-
tainineut as soon as 1 ossible, for the "Emperor" fond.
Tun Lon BUYER ,It.—A report unhappily not at all
reliable hoe rear:Mud Weymouth that (bletein Barrett
rind hie crew are are ally, The tale comes from New-
port, Monmouthshire, thst • sailor told the keeper of
the haiku's Hoene tie re, that he saw Captain
Barrett and his crow hrorizht to Qiebee. Untruth.
'lately for the story, there have ireon five mails from
Quebee anima the sailor is said to have been there, '
besides numerous telegrams, so hills cemfort Goa be
derived from this "yarn." However, collecting for
the fund is delayed till the official reports from St.
Paul's Island shall be received.
SIWAGI 11111bATION AND DISSASS.—In 1855 the
Sewage Commissioners stated that where • system of
submersion be carried on, the population wore liable
only to the disease. connected with the distriet where
extensive truth of vegetation are alternately severed
with water, and then, %hen dry, exposed to the aetion
of ahot ann. Professor Christison's opinion with remud
to Edinburgh is that neither typhus nor enterio fever,
ilyevuiery. 01:n choler.. me eau.....3 by the sewage-
irrigated fields. Dr. Cobbold, however, soya that the
speed of entotole disease would be encouraged by
sewage irrigation. lie thinks it probable that the tow
of parasites, which infest the blood vessel, with fatal
censequensee may be transferred through the fields to
Ito crops and to animals and men, with most disaatrous
crousoquctices. There is • danger, not perhaps as De
Cobbold stated it, when he fearei that the cote.
',natively large ego of parasites may be transferred
through tansy itatos they meshed and destroyed
tin the more subtle form of (arm.
propagated ase, which may, • all evidence to the
contrary notwithstanding, find a othgeniel moil to
femme-irrigated farms. There aro few olio could
wheth.2r rightly or wrongly, contemplate with cow
pornre the employment of the excreta of a cholera-
stricken town for purposes of fertilisation.—Vii,
Journal of lingieeering, Dee. 22. 1871.
Pnoroain SCHOOL or Air—On Monday evening
hilt the pielimbiary classol of ti, ato7,e proposed
wheal were opened iu one of the spacious caw rooms
of the Middle School, which had been kindly lent fee
the crocasion by the 11._v. Jelin Miller. The sehool
commenced with • pr aetical drawing rears, conducted
by Mr. William Hoary Nankivell, and was attended
by upwards of twenty pupils. George E. Eliot, Face.
president, Mr. E lward Weldreni, treasuler, end Mr.
Sidney iiilledge, secretary, were present during the
evening; and, after • snot successful beginning, the
class separated at nine o'clock, each pupil expreaslng
lewdl with sotiseed with the prooemlings. Tie
foundation of this long desired school was pommel:iced
by the Rev. John Ellie, of the Weymouth Collegiate
tithool, witted by Mr. Waldram, and was connected
with the Working Men'e Club, under the presidency
of George K. Eliot, Esq. It is under the patrouege ad
Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bark, Henry Fels erste, Esq.,
111%, C. J. T. liambro Esq., M.P., the Mayor of
Weymouth,' John Tenant. J. P., Cricket:4, G. W.
Bette, W. Norman, It. N. Howard, and Rowland
Thomas,Eeqs., Drs. Rhodes, Simpson, Lush, Moorhead,
and numereme gentlemen of the town mad county. We
cannot but feel the greatest serialisation is the' having
to record • commencement no promising in
respect, and we trust that the ichabitants of Wey-
mouth will appreciate till excellent addition to the
institutions of the town.

No Moan Wan.—Whal a happy thing it would be
for the world if there woes no more fightLng, no more
bloodshed, no heartbroken families, no ruined towns
no devastated countries, from this frightful soon I rge
In our own dear Land, where we have boon for years free
from the presence ef the war•demon, It is fitting that
we should enquire into all means proposed for doing
away with the elan/blaring plat, utterly brutal and
inefficient as it is for settling disputes and obtaining
jastsoe. Many • heart has throbbed in sympathy with
the wish of bereaved Jeannette, in the Unions song;
but Mr. Henry Richards, M.P., has • better plan even
than .

Lst those who make the quarrels he
The only one. to gght."
For no one Ls to fight all all. ilispates are to be settled
by International Arbitration, and the immense omit,
vexation, and demondisation caused by atmiling war
forces Is to be sired. Rade volanteers ere no more to
be tormented by the great " eovereign entrance fee"
question, anxious women are no more to chafe
wider the Contagions Diseases Aot, and honest
,••.s are no more to be hards,ed with
anxloty L., be put "on tho staff ;" Tuba' C.iiu is no
longer to sot down ,riered over his work. for he is
again to give most of lit. labou to "fashion the bright
ploughshare; our ships shall lay down Choir armour
that troubled the coineer how to provido for [blotto%
end our strong uttn alma no longer "duck toe red
wine through the helmet barrod ;" every valley is to
be exiled, and every hill brought low, for gunpowder
is to blast rooks and level mountains instead of smash•
log those "for who.. Christ died." How all this is to
bo done, the list. G. W. Humphreys, B,t, of Well.
, ington, is to tell neat the Gaildhall on Wodneader
sivenlog next. The Yip* y 11114,19 the their, and It
will be ten thousand times more his pride than having
been born at the pladie that amid the lithe pod.
Non.' All who fool tho same should eomo to the

lecturo on Pire.inoaday night. Than is only one—tirs—w:
bask, thuro is oLI. t. pxy ; but dou'LlAs Yr.
linmplasys wit put u. la a way at halyin,g ch.; cause.
liosouos Prrei Scsdiuss, Rowley stternooo.
Moro J. Itroboriaoa, I. (Mayor), awl U. Ilayaoldr, EN.
IMILACTORY SAILOR.

Cuaiudia BaOwx, ablo seaman and Nand Itesorro man, from
the Rid Cross Knight barons, was brought up by W. P.
Clung, minder, for rdunlng to procoed to um in the ship. Ile
h .me wah her from Valparaiso, end wad pald ad at
Ilai re, ober' the captain also let him hart a franc or two a
,toy to loop hien till die reseal was road, aalL Ili was to
have Me, for the run down to Swansea, an I draw 45i. of It
at Havre. Bore be roinvent wort, stating that ha W•lited to
go through his drill in. :114V4 !beery a into. Tula, how-
ever, wa. • tales excam, as he could do that duty at other
porta, and at any Limo hi ilked.—Fourteen days' bar> labour.
Bosom:in Pmr Samosa.— farday • Before lb.
Mayor (Jas. Robert. A Eq.) Jas. Mdledge Esq., J. Ayllog,
Lg., W. Talbot, , and U. Reynolds, Eng
JLEI Lim, the coke girl, was summoned for obstructing the
footway. py leav,tste • nionloy cod cart theroon.

Zi-1 —cart— standing across a
crossing. W lelswirdwtroet, fur over a quarter of au hour,—
longer than niscesary for Wilding or unloading.
D.k.wws ~.at we put the donkey the right side of the
road first, and •hea We came back the polimman said be
would wawa in her. Mee was calling at Us. bow.. Mar.
aupt. Vickery sali that dideudant was employed by
Junalliw eook, wlouo. donkey goat., tau., camel annoyance
to many people. Cook was the parson school tl.ey ought to
summon, if they Collial touch Wax.
The Mayor said great annoyance was frequently Cltabed by
persons standing about In the streets, and by carts In., sod
say ono convicted of caudag such obstructions, would be
severely dealt with.
Dofewlaut waft ordered to psy the oasts.
SrCUuROI 501131110 111,14 TILL

timuu WO' brought up on remand, charge with steal-
ing • Rolland Meet, &., the property of Mrs. wiling and
! other property Imienging to Kee. J. D. Lynes.
Mr. Ltd-ward wonted for primmer, whe plaided not guilty.
! Supt. Vickery said that Mrs. Dowding was deaf and very
mad did not when to appear. Some property belonging to Mr.
Lynes had been found In prbainer's boo, and when it was shown
: to Mr. Lynes, he identi&J it, but he Meted to prosecute,
although ha wished the property returned.
Mr. lloward mid he had • perfect smear to the charge ;
prisoner's boam had been searched, not for them things, but
tor • sulk of clothes, which had not bees found, and in fact We
owner was now uncertain that they were loft in the house.
. Neither Mrs: Dowding nor Mr. Lynes would have given her
In custody on either of the present ch
Mr. oty hog elicited that primner aZlived both at Mr.
Lytie's mid nt Mrs. Dowding. Ile inippmed .he mimed front
one place to the other by means of • good character.
Mr. Howard maid- -Yes. she Wm, • girl of good character.
31r. Ayiing Up to the present time. The worthy magio
trate then ...num:flied forcibly upon the ineorreetnew and evil
I touters and mistruste, giving servant, good eliarlieleril no
freely. They knew that those servauts had hem guilty of
ilidiosedy, yet rather the. they should lose Mentions, they
g..to than good characters, and Ilion they continued IbliD
depredations elsewhere! Ile hoped that employers would stop
the optelli of giving good characters to eenmta, when It was
koosou Mat they Lad been guilty of dishonesty.
Mr. Deward admitted that what Me ad Wig mid woe
perfect') jn.s, and he fully agreed with its general application;
toot a. tar no this girl concerned, doe we, the daughter of
respectable parents, who lived at Caine, and against whom
there was not the dightest suspicion. The Klemm. had • geed
character; the wan Kneen in charge with reference to a Jacket
aud tor which her bons wore reached ; but thee
things w,.re nut found. Other property Indeed was found,
mil tuts was stated to belong to some one else; but this mu
hot proved, and the reputed own,* did not appear to prOMUN.
The Mayor wheal if nay one prdsocuted
The dept..cold to, no.. Mr Lynes, claimed the property;
lidt ho refueni bof.roercolo,
It wrns Wuxi if he could not be compelled to prosecute; but
' Mr. fitment reminded the Bench that it Wax out of their
lerbaLetion, coming within We province of the county
"Ait'
Mayor ..u.l there was no •Iternatit ; they must chanties
Uni charge; but lie reminded pr'...iner that ahe loft the Court
under very trove nonpiclun, nod, a. fu ao he coul I moo, th•
wan .31y e,o,nd from gang to Dorchester gaol by the Madams
•

..1 1,1 01.11.14 11.41 oVOT the property to the
peaks, Limn take what .10,16 llicy c bole.

=WAN WITU YAVLY/111:.

Jung Clintani.i., porter, vv. -,vunlanuki for übdrUCUng
Lc ptveszi...: lonit of rm, 071 LL, 34. by Pthi."
ilaz a pad. of h nek• Wa).
p.c. Arley law defendant !knelling the truck, on the au rarest psi.: of tilotteeetnhr.,a, nppoehe thu hut.l. and in
COtW
,d the trunk., Iwind there. tw•t-iy.naingurt hsd
at It the had.

ilidentlant skid Dr. Lithgow had unpaged him to convey •
mowfi 4 clue cbc , and as the iloctor had not time to pack it, he hies Ir.m ver) particular Indeed, not to break the b„tuo... lb.: butu....,1 AM. ntolius
.J, and the buttle. rattled &snit. he pushed Loan 0 the
ou
brought them as clam opt. b•ut only
the wheel on out side was on the pavement. fie thg.gb, the
policeman ought to be &Mauled of Irrnizing Mn, up euth
frivolous chmp, and he ought to has. sprite., to bins before
summoning
Supt. Vickery repilod Met this was not such a 4111.4 thieg
ta dawkigot wed 10 make out. Now paVeln•Ot had beta
laid down, and this was chipped. If puritan ran Weir truck.
I. tiissuceder-row, might Mao du it in Lary-Aran.
P.V. Ape,* wild that he had traced the marks of buth wheela
defendant's trucks on ibc pavement, all the way from king-
•,reet, and defendant pushed people off Mu pavement.
Ihf.ntlant (nul.ily): Well, on LIM not poi to ass before.
t I,rip such a case an thin; abases
lii uoutinutd upbraiding tho policeman In • 0067 way, which
did not improve his cam, and ho Mayor, reustrislng that UM
Bench went determined to rentuve übeteuctlont. Lined Wen 2,
sad coeta

--la:dendarat declared he would not pay.
Vb. Mayer all that In &twit defendant w.uld tn. Low.
=Mad •ovon days.
Churtloll : Very well, I'll go to prieon or the n.
HI C. Uoodden,
£olarmaleld, U. LLIot Fag., aad Dr. Smith.