The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

W EYMOUTH.

BOROVOII PETTY BRIIIIIONA, Tuesday. Before the
Mayor and B. Bayly, &q.—Thomea Sherry, of the
Military Arum, was summosed by MichaelSelwell, a
sapper, for sesselt—Complainant said that on Monday
evening week, be bought • herring of the defendant,
who it appeers, deals in died lish its well as alcohol
Finding 1.0 herring waa not good, the next evening be
took it bask. As some parties wen talking to the
defrndant witness waited awhile, when defendant
&eked him what he wanted. He told him the fish was
bed. Defendant took the fish and throw it at him,
struck bin, with it between the eyes, and said "Take
that you peppy." The herrieg bard, the "spray"
Sow out all over his skerew and dmined it. It was an
undress jacket, end was to mesh damaged with the
stain that he could not appear on parade with it—it
nnuld only do to work in. The jacket, when new, cost
16.., and he valued the damp at Ea In CTOWSIAIIIIII-
miutied
Akan complainant said that the colour was e
I rom red to purple. The cloth heat wan asas""Mr. Howard °hinted to the eue Wm one
si duttn. A damage was a breakage, and a breakage
was
"usesterial ewe, but • stela was met •
—l'"nruu ease, but maid be takes before the
"."11 mart. Mr. 13ayly said there was the mesh
to deal •ah beei,lee the damage don to the coat. The
1"7"r 'sxMated that the parties should p out of Walt
Sa'
try to "non the matter between thesoolewbas sow-
plainest mut he would be satiened if esmpeneation for
the coat were awarded hiss. The parties then left SU
*Durt.—Eteetie Doris and Minim Fans, were sum-
sl"s^d by P.C. A posy. for that they, Well prOititilli., Wen drmuk and i Wows, and s°11•841Z a
mob about thus NW Glosooo4or row between II 1
o'clock on Seedily morning. The ormelable said that
the endued of the defeadante wee ii•d• "4 that the police bad won Until, them than with
all the others of their class ia the was. The BMA
etaltenood them to 7 day.' inspeiessinent with lard
laboei.

ANCIIIIIUTS DOSING TIM
Os idesday maim! a mosties of thossellemen Whe
umully cater forth. arommeatof tlmpesple 011,1011
Me week the yomaery memble at Weymouth kw
the purpose of szeram me laid it the Towseall. '
Mr. Polawals7 presided, mil Mr. Howard, Wm
"c"4117, Produced the rupust From Wu it att.
peered that the sobs* heel yam realised
£I4 13s. &1., Melodies It 10a odd mimeribed by
1-4,d lotift aid wher team of the yeomanry
aavair7. The committee bow skirted with • Weans
In baud of E 2 &a. &I, bidden two Misr elms that
had me bass paid ie. This wee • ter more kvoiss,
&As mats of NM. than the year beim, es them
Wises was • balsam is ths imam at. at the Wye

The chairman said that the meeting was allied for
Mae porpoise of cossidering what was this year to be
dam in the way of omertaining the yeosnaery in the
way of amusements. Mr. Howard said that it was
weal known ainuesinents for the yeomanry had
always bees got op on their annual visit to :fox
errun
month, and he bad no doubt the oittee
meet with similar support this yore from the in-
habitant.. Mr. Vette' throisht that es the amuse.
meets last year pre such general estiefuetioo they
weld do so bettor than follow the same programme
this. Mr. Mason, who mixed with lb* yeomanry on
their vt to Werewolf% more than many did, and
who bad greater opportunities of Merin their opinion
on matters, said Mat last year the amusement, gave
hem great satisfaction. He was sure that all would
agree that their visit to Weymouth during the drill
week was of great benefit to the town, and he bad
therefore much pleasure an seconding Mr. Vertne's
pr-p. sition. The Chairman thought that their first
obj a should be to secure the ground of Mr. Lever,
the same as was dons Wet year. Mr. Howard mid
that lest year Mr. Laver allowed the use of his field
for £3O, perhaps if a mounittee of two or three gen-
tlemen were deputed to wait on him that pothonan
would let his ground a little lower this year. The
Chairman saW they might try, but he dad not expect
they would get it cheaper. The fact wee they wire
left to Hobson's choice. lt was thee resolved foe
three gentleniso to wait ois Mr. Laver to arrange
about the grousd. Mr. Groves, at the request of
the meeting, as he gave so mach noidarition last year,
agreed to undertake the management of the fire-
work departnnot. It was intimated that the posy
racing might be expected if the funds would admit
it, to •inore extensive ansle than last year. Bat
as the programme could not be settled in detail till
the sulsonptiou list had beim taken round, the col-
lectors were requested to loss so time in waiting on
gentlemen to solicit their support Mr. Howard an-
wowed that Mr. Edwards, ooe of the borough
osndidates, had siguified hie intention either to give
a prise of his own to be omitended for, or to sub-
scribe to the general fund, as the committee might
deem most desirable. Some few other preliminaries
having been arranged, the messing adjourned.

ERR GRUNDY ON THE 0011,011 AI lON AND
THE BACKWATER 0011PRNBATION MONEY.
Dun MAWS& ITTOL —We • ill vied
as blows nobody good. The tram-rode rennin'
along by the Schwan, wall's • mobile lute
o' work roe the masons, vor about • bandod
an' Tilly root out o • cousin' down the
stases ban' kipt up wan voila' right inter the
WSW, by some *mks as ha' ben put them Who's
to pay the piper's another this& In coons, the
rile-road oomprey barite bee allow'd to take • ;art
See off now the backwater see gratis sr safe',
an' allow'd to lay down the rates as' open thee lise
wee oat • eosin' to any settlement 'boat eompeasation
mosey, they out do it. Meister Pabinary, I see by
ye, report ie the last Board o' Health rasetin,' thinks
as bow twas party nigh time the compenselhoe
mosey quelian wan beam* Is • aryls. lb. in-
olia'd to think, Wader Headtsitter, that when the
2,6.16: settled, 'tool be • "rey"-eis vor the cot.-
an' vor the radipayers too. Main= Drew
says as how be dosat think as bow they'll get any.
thing, me depend met, Meister Drew have got party
good grounds " thinking" as be do. -To thiok
yet Moister Palimony says, says he, Meister
Deveniek told us, mays be, bow in we most look
sharp arts, the bazaar an' push the minter on or we
should be in Lager o' kale' net, meanie thereby,
wobble. some think, that if they did "look sharp"
they'd get it. Now, sir, when r marled what Mus-
ter Diminish was said to ha' acid, it pet I in mind
o' Basra prAtte, when 'see wanted Bsel to send rire
Troia Sues to oonseme thee nieribees,
you know, tuft at 'em and fold'a to cell oat
vor, saysßaal be • God, but props he's Ws;
an' wants within', or preps b.c oe a penny an' too
Tar at to hear per, you must holler loader. Kip on
a bollerin', =ebbs Beal 'II hoar yet bireeby. But
per know, sir, no Beal did bear 'ern, an' so it strikes
I 'tool be wee thick yet compeasaticin money. The
oorpranoe may press the matter, they may now try
to °bane • mousy oompensation ver what the tale.
road compey ha' got era's the town, but all they'll
get, I be a Wakin', is the gamy sewer o' "desalt
yin wish year may git As' Jim tell yr,
Meister Heedhttler, why I forms thick yet
opioion. Buono the tram road was beam,
same ninversation sowed up by some mem-
bers o' the eounsell about onspensatioe, aa' the
oompoy's envoy., who was present made quite light
o' anything o' the kind, we as Meister Drew says,
quit* pooh-pooled it. Nowat that time, abut dres
or voter year agoo I think &mai, if 1 mind right—!
know 1 rit • letter about it at the tinte—l devil
bliss as how more than two or date o' the corps-
ties was at all ankshusabout compensation. Indeed,
by war the gluiest majority maid up thee minds
they oada't try to get nos. Jest to draw dust in
the eyes o' the reitpayers, howsoever, they reverred
the subject to arbitration, but who did they 'pint
arbitrator? Why the very man who'd • pooh-pooled
Gm very ides, o' the, ever axle' vor snob a thing.
Talk ce the assentrated internot an' the united
wisdom o' the Town Caused 1 Why • donkey
oodn't • noted in such a manner, linse • little chile
oodn't trust nobody that it thinks it 'II get seise
•rom. As I said at that time, an you'll see by
lookin' hack to my lances. the Town Casual
'pointed the very men to arbitrate Tor 'em who'd •
pooh-pooled anapaestic°, vor the very purpose as
how the town shouldn't gin • yards Thick per be
how all the atesslies property he bee 'Bowl to
be equsader'd nom time immemorial Vest au
bit and then another goon, till DOW they ha' lost
party nigh everything. Talk o' old frames ban'
stoopid, what be the men rook I'd like to know,
sewn 'am goo oe in thick manner? An' a putty
penny thick yet tram road 'll cost the tows. As I
said swore, • benderd an' vifty root o' wall resin'
alms the line be &beady • lambic.' down, an' avers
done wee, all the backwater wall all along he
down, an' the key wall then 'll all come tunablize
artier. Badly, Malabar Headhitter, to see bow the
public maaey's equanderd away all on amount o'
the worse than stupidity o' they as be elected as
Hie trustees o' the siorpnate wealth, put. I quite out
e'
eintoeit o' public bodies altogether. Better by
bad depute two or dram via wimnies to do the
biasses. 'Toed be dos them, even if they had a
pat o' bad are had over it, and ohawkt it up to the
town account. But there,! meet adoos. If I kip
en writhe about it any more thick time I shall get
angry, no I'll eamelede, reamanallairer Head.
hitter, yer very umbel wrist,GRUNDY.

TWIZAWOI Booms —Smas I the 111011 bars of the
Weramstli Tompenuies Society, is Watley Med, gave
Were • lamp &adieus. st St John's &bedroom, the
trial, sad, as • matter al tad, aoadnaaskiaa MIN' &ha
Berleyoorm The pion was twedliably eastalaml.

Malianlos' lernrown.-I'he lest of the
entertainments of the se, wiembieed waPalt:
"Pea., Beedings,* was gives at Si. John's ilehoolroom,
kindly lent for the readout, en Mery ••••iNe. The
rverainme retained • of err, seems, duets, pies* moles,
readings, ha, from the beet ciemposers and authors, ia
which kirs. Harvey, Mn. Penes, the Mimeos Mawr,
Sere, Serino, Briermen, said Manrs.J. err, Walton,
Blainey. Moffatt, and otb.n took part. There woe, as
earl, • large atteadanse, and the whole preendinp
psosed of in the roost esithesiestki maneer. The aster-
vas got up •• • eonsplimentery here to Kr.
W. Moffatt, who daring the winter has rendered the
institutioe very eseeetial help. Thom merrier were
gratuitous on his part, and it will be wen, have been
mrefully and vandully soknowed on the part of
the committee of the Merriam' litute.
The Daatmarsu Or POUTLAID.— A eorrerpondent,
writing from Portbuid, mays : "Nothing worthy of
putienhar note, so far sa I have beard, has orerred
this weak, but unless earthing he done here in the
way of drainage, it is to be feared that nisoh mad news
will have to be reeorded Mem the sonalag wasamor has
bait run its erre. It is well known that re arms
is in Prunes. sod should It visit this country, es all the
mrodieed men say it undoubtedly will, there is nothing so
pluming in its invitation to nay lonalir r ors viten
In which the drainage from bores series anii fester in
tbe sun. Now that the railway napes, Portland expecte
to receive a large addition le flm ember el Aaron, but
the °Pea guitar*, ruin*, along the sides el the streets,
besides their unaightMisms will &rive Allem away from
the very dread of retassee. it &raw ef Portland
I elderly • nary serious and very isporbeall queetioo.'