The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-21 00:00:00

Monet Countq Erprtio.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, DEC. 21, IMO.
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DOZOK lISTSIL.

Ti* hoes in Max.—lt Is not gmerally known
that • man, a oldies of Oorfe Cools, died in the
County Hospital, moistly, of flub. in the liver.
Cwameirae Comm —lir. Raphael Tuck, of the
City•read, Loodoe, has seat Os AMA really beautiful
Christmas oarde. The dodges and «dour's; are
soqudite, mid some of the cards are Ise above the
average. • They are beentUally bibbed, and are
worthy careful preservation. We Ini4hl mention that
Ii Clabber lad Mr. Raphael Tuck gave £5OO in Prises
far erigiaal designs of Christmm and New Yeses I
Cards, and no lees than 2,000 sets of original designs ;
were oostributed by artists from all parts of the
United Kingdom. Hildesbelm and Faulkner, 41, I
Jerviegerest. London, has also some rare designs, and
wean sum they will have a large share of the public
Some of their flower fondles are most
M=IL .—Mr. B. Canton, 22 and 23, Alderesate. '
dreet, Logsdon, publishes some curious drawlarul
china, which will doubtless have a large sale.
are • speciality of the publisher.
AT TIT BOWDON PITT! lintslons, Monday,
before the 11Lacryr. Darden,
_Req.), Aldermen Davie,
Orme, and , Henry Wiltshire, landlord of the
Quess's Own I, was charred with harbouring
=on the 6th lost.—Mr. R. N. Howard
—P.C. Gould stated that on the 4th Med,
he wet net duty in Durugate-street. He visited the
Queen's Own Inn at half-past six, and found there •
of bad character. He visited the house at ten
=Mates to ee.en, with :4ergeant Mitchell, when they
found her still there. He .aw sm,nthrr prostitut• go in,
and they were both there when he went in again.
About ball pest nine he WAR called by the landlord to
quell a disturbance, and on sabring he found *even
sr eight 'oldisni and the women. He thee sent for
Bermat Mitchell. The landlord wa standing against
the MMhen. He (witness) celd "You hove still g 4
these girls hen. Mr. Wiltshire r and he replied "They
go to other hewn. berldrs mine." Hs bad cautioned
Mr. Wiltshire shoat having the woreso there. - P.S.
Mitchal stated that on the night of the 4th be visited
the Quess's Own with P.C. Gould about ten minutes
to gene. He saw one of the common prostitutes,
mimed Huey Raison, there. About half. past nine he
was sent foe to quell • disturbance there between
eakillare. For he bet three or four months the
gwilrhare been there continua/Iy, siding down
kabi ollma with soldiers, and the home hail been •
memos resort of prostitute& He had spoken to Mr.
Wiltshire about it several times, but his answers had
bees "Thy goes to other *ors and be don't me why
hey shetWt go to nine."--Mr.
biHowardl tha
the nenee should not be =cloned, this his Brett
offence daring the five years
_he had been an nnkeepel
in the tam He ooaed the offence wee not of
waißelest megedtude to Justify his being eammooed. It
was • very weak cons, and even if the law had been to •
seetsia eztest iabiaged be hoped the Bench would on..
▪ thee • man Am would meet the requirements of the
law.—After • abort cossultation the Mayor said from
the Mash* they had received, and from the frequent
=ltle widish they had had recently, there was no
s hoses had been • harbour or protitutas,
and other bad characters for • very long time. Ths
police had contiosed him on many previous occasioas,
and se lately as the 30th of November he had had
eautioss about keeping theta in his house. The whole
seigkbearbood was in a very disturbed state, and
bequest oomplaints had been made to him as Ma or
el the disgraceful state the lower sad of the street had
bomb irer some time. 80 bad had it bonnie that
respeetabb people had been amble to pave the street
both no 'comet of the disorderly conduct and the
abscess barrage. The Bench could not look over this
because it - had been so frequently oomplained of
bz.n.sed therefore they saw no lemon why the
t should sot be in some measure dealt with m
the previous owe, and the bench would inflict a fise of
M. amid costa, and his license endoreed.—George
Clark &croaker, in the employ of Mrs. Parmiter,
guilty to *balks three fenders., valued at
gralirt, the property of his employer, and one
(sleuthed iron both, the property of Messrs. Crocker,
and he were committed for trial at the Quarter Preessions.