The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31 00:00:00

Jovsifict Onnrrixows.—The Juvenile Lodge of
Oddfellowe. fif U., has been re-organised ; 'he entrance
fees and contributions have been revised, and • new
commit tee elected. The entr fee* Are 'low varying
from one shilling t • half.a.er,,,,n. beginning at seven
years of ace ; the cont. inflame from 21. to 31. per
week, and the nrlv ,ntaz.% are hlllllOlllll,l. In
etckno, the young people get from 3.. to 6.1. per week,
scos,llng to eg ad t Cal‘4l of death tneir Parent.
get 30, , 50.., or 1:011. towar Is the fotteral. 'fbe
eecr tit). NI, F. DOW Inc wit ho. t,, Riau full
witticul.tr. MI member:to the Joy, n.h. beam:6 will
be trosted shortly to Lu!worth, 040:U-of:lb ,at Company
h tviou very kinli. tv.tosipe I to tek theas fr-v, and
the committee ml I give than • gond Les. Invents
would co well t let their ems }du this exoellsot
socirty.
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Tiii Doug? attending to the
"short and eweet" visit of the Yeomanry, and the
doings during th 1t lively time, we ware thliged to let
our humbler friends of the Doreet Militia pins some-
what to thy rear, though by ni means out of mind, for
their extxllent conduct during that outburst of excite-
ment has entitled them to the thaeke and regard of
Weymouthinns. With the c ,astguard, with whom
they are much does and numerous is dehbours, they
have live I a , amicably viet, we believe the Chief
Offlc-r would rather have them aeon. si him than have
the No he cleared, and to the generel inliat,itants and
the Militia themselves the visit ha beee and is the
Lauren of mutual adiafaction. The regiment has got
pretty well through its treed.' n ete On Monday
afternoon a court-martial was held in the Barrack
yard. the men drawn up in Whew 'square, facing to-
wards, when three men were tried ny wort.mertial
for residing the picmiet on the dav of assembly at
perched. r, and s at -need to 14, 21, and 29 days
'respectively. Th. se men kid already been under
amid for a fortnignt, reel they wi I be c 'alined in the
=teary prison at the Vcrur' Per land. The health
of the men has heec very greel, stet not a single case
of "mime" has occurred ameng them in Weymouth.
As to the we itber, it has been a lmir able, for only two
days' wet has troubled them since they have been rip;
the interior WOI king her also gone no. ,erfectly. Gent
Templar,* and Church of England temperance men
have viol with each other in giving eteertainmente,
so that friends in Weymouth try to make their stay
ogre -able, while the men return the attention by good
c Ina. The first pad of the tra fling was in
mu.ketry, and they are new gout g on with battalion
drill, And maintaie their old charaeter for steadiness
and discipline, bidding fairly ti seepage at their
inspection the exhibition of soldier-like qualities at
previous reviews.
MORK Ravit ce.rc,accQnauatuso.—On Tuesday
last, befere W. T tiber, Esq., Or. Drew. B. Hop ins
EN.. and J. E. lb-ben., Keg., Mrs. Ellie Denning
was Perm 'next by Mn'. Ellen Moggridge for offences
revealed in the following evidence, during the giving
of which Mrs. Denning seemed se exc-wdiolly cheer-
ful that no doubt if she g es tower, it ii with a light
heart.—Mrs. eloggridee lives el. at to defendant, in
that aristocratic neighborhood k own as lievelock-
place Chapelhay•-trtmt, and MI the 14th May, the
monotony f exi•tence In a c.,1 de sac WAS broken by
her children coming in acreaming. The affect (mate
mother of tenni. enquired "Whence these tears?"
and they divulged that Mrs. Denning had t Town
water over them, and wet through they were. Quickly
went Mrs. Moggridge to demand the enemy'. reason
and reproach her, when out came Mr'. Denning
ammunitiened with a bucket of water. "What did
she mean by wetting the p or little children?"
enquired the injured moth e, when Mrs. Deueine
added defiance to her act of war. declaring she'd do it
again if they come on her her window. el a. alogarridge
gave her a piece of h-r mind, and Mrs. Deneing
replied by slopping a It of th , water towards her.
The mother's, activity enabled her to jump out t.f the
way; but Mee. Denning offered another challenge,
threatening to throw it over her, itch,. was on her door-
step. Lively and brisk, Mrs Moggridge sprang on
the clooretep ; but the warder—" Let the pertcullis
fall"—we mean Mrs. Denning slammed the do rr in
her face. Compainant thereon expressed her disguat
thus—" You are what I call an uncultivated brute."—
The other Mrs. Elias, of Hevelock-place, wh
married name is Dunn, testifiel to the eeild borne 'vet
through, and its screams being dreadful. M s.
Denning was laughingly ready to ask the witns-se.
plenty of things, but as life is too short to bear all two
rival ladies "want to know, you know," she called
Mrs. Hannah Fowler, who silly acknowledged Mrs.
Denning was, "
0f course," violent, and she heard her
acknowledge she hal thr mu the water. Mee.
Fowler told of a poor b ty, who hasn't got all his
senses, hut who knows right from wrong, and who
c trephined of gravel beiug thrown over him Mrs.
Moegridge was in • great passion, an 1 Mrs. Denning
closed the door in her flee and prevented a blew being
struck. —Defendant eahi she threw th water hoc sum
some clue threw gravel over a foolish boy. —Thu. the
case was rematkably similar to to that (last week.—
Mr. Talbot said defteriant had no right to take the
law in her hands; but it appeared to be almest as
much one's fault at the other's, and defendant would
be dismissed on paying the cwt, of the summons,
half-a-crown. She cheerfully paid.
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LET6OROLOGICAI. REPORT.
. Thermom • eter Wind
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8 4 mid- 8 4 I thl.l 4
m.I nt • m p m 1 night pm.
14910'29 81129 67 61 54 64 W 4
1819.67 61,29.66 66 66 84 ' WSW ' 3
19 29.56 29 70 29 70 63 63 85 W 41
20 91 8!...10 98.30 10 63 58 14 W I 2
31 30 10 30 51 30.38 54 69 , 611 W I 2
nso ass° sesio...:s 54 61 1 67 II 3
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WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE T

TOR TIM WWII 131 DING TllO 22222 , THI 34D .
DATC .111011 WATS& HAUT MI .1,01/ V Aril I
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i Friday 6 7 a.m. 8. 7 am. 10 7 a.m.
034 p.m. 8.34 p.m. 10.34 p.m
i 658 Lin.' &58 a.m. 10.68 a.m.
Saturday 7.21 p.m.; 021 p.m.11.21 pm
i 7.44 a.m.; 9.43 11.10.11.44 a nt.
Sunday 8. 7 p.m. 10. 7 p.m.112. 7 a.m.
i 830 a.m..,10 36 am. 12.50 am.
Monday 8.62 p.m.110.63 r.m.T12.63 a.m.
i 9.16 a m.;11.16 a.m. 1.16 p.m.
Tumday 9.37 p.m.11.37 p.m. 1.37 a.m.
. J 10. 2 am. 12. 2 p.m. 2. 2 pm.
Weduda, 1 10t' p m.'112 25 a.m.l 22.1 am
) 10 48 am. 11* p.m.; 1.48 p.m.
Thur•daY 1 11 11 1..01.1 1.11 a m.I 311 a m.l