The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-07 00:00:00

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TILE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1880.
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DONOR BITAR. Sarah Warren mid she wee • Oster of' Walter Warren, A D11111•216IIED 0012PLI.- -Joke Perry, a youngish SAD FAMILY SEPARATION. PORTLAND. the
tether of the decessed. She bed been hying with Mal man, was summoned for nsixerabusive and threatening Mho
VOLUNTUR nom:vete,. - Captain and Adjutant Wforg AND waters. sod. and oetemoc., a :fird „ int ,:t.:Ltd..,..1,1„.ive.!...,,, ,
Et is rumoured that Dorchester is to have a "Mos August Imo She west to live with Min to look 'menage towards KA Kinsymiesfierd._,,dr.welefmz.
ete. Heidi has bea promoted to the rank of Major. Mosawr b - Theste eminent -trio dotri"welic sedwn•ns • eemed loshim ••• 4.1 vle
enctiudwee' ei oak sold sixty SO eltameoll Pad whom be was steadies ...Lie 'we tee defthigmhohe
Salvation Army. mow his three children. Deceased wal the 7° who who appeaged for Perry, said the offence arose from a
Mr. Willie= Word, • respeetabbolooking fanner, was wim twice or three Mines. Th. -"" et the "hhea
Warren lived in Boeklend Nowtoe. et • Sam caws mistake, and his client was Toy sorry, and begged to Seance or 94311(1.-The choir of East on wienriu nalisbere. lard w the blow, mewed waste mteltlemn•
Toe lietnoCor Mg TAO I Re. -Troiey (Tuesdaylthe -
vs Hremoved t Roe &twat • fortnight see .od the lowest EN Its. ed. the read. and after d•pmes it ia the --•
u router. a o withdraw an imputation m•cle against the womatt's ounitunned for using Minim and threatening language 1 their sch boo Eamon mown, kits m 6 , per sham, • pim Mem mtillim
Rev. Canoe Reginald Smith will deliver • lecture at with he children. Dec-toed had neer, r been able to walk, Y.to•ards his father -imam Mr. Joseph E. Knight. Hie of ;Motu , m re, no at
A meseting of the Liberal party was at lb. OWL soot,
-or ti.. 7 0
the Tan Hall on "Autumn ; It's Beauty and Affect- , awl he hot been peel, eterl hy the child's mother before character;
th what was said wee not intended to apply to Mr. Room appeared for Mr. Knight. Chapel g aye a eorvioe of sacral gong, illustrative of the up) in this coopatlY• - .
on Wednesday evetarig. The Inv. W. J. WooJliffe blineictireto-. .
nin the Liberal Hall at which DM g : you see mi
ing timerma, as illuetrated be the Poeta." The Belo she wont to reside with her brother. The child hod always her; e. whole affair arose from spending the evettWg. Mr. Ward said be wee partly guilty ; but he wee presided, bald on Th. Witness: Yee.
,W. Knipe (Rector of St. Petite.) will prothie. The 1,-.0 pretty well whilst she was in eters° of him. Lest and getting a little excited.- Mr. 'Vickery said Perry aggravated ;he was going away, and weed to see his. ...-....kaga, Delepdalitl Did you m. me mr__ , -moo
a cold, and she took it to had ears' good sharacter.-Mrs. Vallard began children. and the chief subjects co ammo. ant 1-Mateo : I roe. --me it et the
seeds will be devoted to the proposed Motile Coffee , Wednesday he appeared to have . .
an, be
__ . tent?. which hed been postponed from the previous Friday meyor presided, .. , _ .
*council hi,'"-ousht
Doheotteat :
Do
you
H.M.S. WARRIOIL-A "Variety' entertainment,
Major. Damped mold ivot speak., , a w,"„. reciting e circnmstanoes ; but the Bench would not The Mayor: What do you mean by going await board sent stater ert things in us UMW to lay trim „_ anehlt
co. Tide undertaking, which promises to be very Ms.on account of tbe bad weather, was given on wee the pro ~ , os_ sent • tit .
_. defonneet In one of his shoulder.. She (elm" some m". hear the offensive languor, and asked what she Mr. Ward: lam going Mead. right out of the country.
M.S. Warrior on Monday evening. It I on as
g__ Was Array about b. the reeignem m by Dr. kill)" • toward to stand still and me ine peit '-'•Wit o
o
dui, has received the warm and hearty stlPPois lee, woduemey from Ho. Dith-o, and ,he child was fed. . . ~
nosy friends whom the late Vicar .1 Fording. , Fp,„ mmr.erdr with tire, major, went to Mrs. Danis. women more; me man withdrew everything Mr. w •, .
ou .i am reolly gong in two or three weeks, d f the -* f on
attended by filen 4 o e ship', company roue to deference 1 •
!,
the doctor, asking Deleadant: Well, I don't Mink a --et•
dim said, and app. ' and he would be bound over.-
, Mr. Henna said there wpainful i to h
many e mum. nee. • ore. More weel'ufmaaa largi ativi•Dni tiofloentisl attendance.
Poo truce the Ineetilig sew l'o°°__ dto the lemider.) tem re
ehind him, and we are con 6 lent nothing A kis determination, ha fa. oes
•so completely me h
t the views of that good ; Witness reformed to Mrs. Mein,'" boos
it with the chil•e. ' Mee Davi. said Me thought be would oreed, _
o where Me She seemed MI determined to give • recitation; but in this mem and to avoid exposure. hl.. client, dr. Knight, pogrAtioUßS ON FGRVWOII -By the first train on him t i coadoer with the annoonoe. The Mayor :11 you wish to hear me
11. bad milk and the Bench did not think the subject iutereming • would lw pert ectly
Ma this addition to the many means of end , remained with the deceased all night . . _ , satisfied if Kr. Ward would be boom Woineedey morning over 100 of the 56th Pompsdoure grvidsomion of all, they r met eit
would continue
happily becoming DO I soaked biscuit' dories the night On Thursday morning the husband came forward, when be was put in the down to keep the peace daring the time be remained in proceeded to their homes to spend Christmas. Thisrleh,
romance, now P limo sod also wait to her box he also seemed determined to tell the story of his Ingland.
'Mince of Wales bee promised a enitable ' she want to her '1411'.•• at -"' order to get menething for 'furlough is always the heaviest, and the antis* will be nis said the Tory party intend to dispute Igo Toombs: Are you a or.
• mum than E3lO has been sire Idy bretne"' at
the same Sise'' in
One of Mrs li ajoe's wn"w•• though „
once shut up by his wife with-" The Mr. Ward: lam quite to do that; I won't go
severe for the rest of the garrison. The band will not of ode! Witness : Not email% oho
deceased. She xot some Mon i. t ,rit the child wee gentlemen will settle that. It was said that 15.. was neer the house; I omit even go the same stoat, --------_ Kr. Triweekly : You go arid hem
'we may expect soon to see it fairly , ,
n• ob. Heat with her. On their r. • ken of to settle the cam • but Mrs Vallard was so Mr. Hume said Me. Knight hid no vindictive feeling, be spared until the 20th. Wiwi.' replied In the affirmative, --"'er oenotitiem,
'e sure it will have the good will fad " •r• fed time ro lime till the time of his •P" ,„ ,• ~ __,•,,,
_, „a._ and wee quite c 'silent with that. ORGANIBT AT BOWI/4101013TH.-Mr. C. Way, son of I ETT'Y SESSIONS,-TGOMiDAY.
, and was trim •10th of November he saw the deleadZi-Mm'e lat
'Dorchester people. We might death. Deceased was taken to Mrs. Major's holm, because tent to_at__Mr• Weisi.rd oirmo, that she "knew Defendao was bound Wulf in 3100, and two me, Wee of Spring Gardens, Portland, bee been
over, h -..---. _ . boom throw at the omapialeant.
V needed before the work can lit we. better and warmer there. Walter Waffle wall • persistent
Thu imputation me namely denied, or ineetim iota mob. ti Item the peace for sox months, appointed ' organist of the Ease Cliff Con onal
G. Corti.), Mr. F. Mill" Mr. Defendsat: Did you see am areal-20i es
loymeet. Teey all lived alike if she did, she had Do many years' good character Mr. WaM, of Park Mood Form, and dr. J. E. Burb•dge, Church, Bournemoutb. He was aLe er at the name the Mayor Mir. _ doo.
I labourer in constaht empwent that he had done so, and
the
tettgoidt beLterhebrte Luisokat..
bricklayer,
wee
called
Stone and Mr. t 'to Defendant: Do you mean to way met . --el les
! The two elder downers were von healthy, and could walk there.-The Veined' persisting in giving their version, beermles the sureties. Wesleyan School here, and left Portland only • few still and see • relation of yours pel '"itheale °'"
!Imo-This incubus is now I end run them The deemed had medical etteneance at the Mayor stopped them with-Defendant is bound The Mayor raid they hoped that Mr. Ward would really .. ,
and as to the veimede_ smell! biesnwa,ye, they XXXXX Oneite ART CAIII. Wittman: I would. t 44 eed In y eill
.. _.. .... _ Over in E 5 to Maio the peace x months ago. Dr. moue in the new months mg.. hit!
7 announced on Sund•'wished him all -- omit. AcciDsmr.-At the " Kingb meow " Quarry, on Thome. prom, of Polmtme, tolleetedt"Per• was Witness: Tama you are • cows -
sit him once whilst sbe coma y, d hoped he would become • credit to hi James Keeper, Si ProPrlatoei et , rd ; um
Se morning service, that Menden came to win
be
egii
they
ger.
.tueei.at,i,•her they were "left lamenting.
Y AneforM where her mother lived si _ .
Hot he reminder: him it would b. mut to his sureties if Friday. • piece of rock fell out of the cliff and struck • summoned hy George
ti o to ab: bats t i the (Laughter.) . MI k.
He esti they ought i notherO, 111 some on I
milk for them. She got some " QUARTS Or BRIM" AO•I3L-Elizabeth Pitmen, • he 'Mooed their recognisances to be fo•feited, es they man, named Joseph Northover, a very moors blow ma nooroemoute, for doing jt•Ra .___ Walter Collins was the& called tee ta_
'Amami them in time ! doctor told her to get some
veniog. She told herbrother
.bat the doctor rather miserable.lookim married Woman, was gum- would be it Mr. Haight were amounted or annoyed in any the shoulder ; had it struck hi, head in all probability (MINOAN^ of £lO no 0" Oh n'ivm"m• end omm an stated that be weal with the detendut ''• delem,
'.and favour might I the same eTh .
Mad esti. 9 child ld did not have the milk contnuoutly,ee 'sr the c ,teplideas
mooed for stealing about three months ago, • fltnnel way. it would hive proved fatal. He is ander medico' Mr Treventon . . , ,
___„, _ h...____ o_e o__,,, sag. to him this_lal
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Ai. Tbe Building sober Mother did not let her have enough mosey. They petticoat belonging to Caroline Harris, a young somas, Mr. Weed asked that he might me his wife and children treatment it his home, in Easton. en-. tent: sme th tia "retch "" stated 1" 67,Z; -rbs""",,, Lefendant: Did you me me threw
too brought not vindictively, butte leech the de an . Wits en: ~,,a ley
the ",_ffice
_,e'f toe lived on bread, and sometime. heel Meese ! They hid some- who lodged lathe same houee.-Plaimiff at the "Old before h" left the country. Tux LoaT LIREaT.-This unfortunate boat, whom - . relied to d•mi on &Morley night be was wOrte_e_;_ to, ..._ , _
uss loseees
ourenweroons. thing every day. Deemowl bad bread soaked in but water, „„ .._
washed b Moot and bon it The Mayor reeled dot was • very proper wish for him 1 ff !h Bill at I •be hla Pooh Lemung was ,
etch tor s the for a tidy who ......mweeimet •if i had an mks,.
'the Rev. H. with sugar. and be was three Uwe Imlay. Some. iv orkbouse" wash out her pet g to mores end Itr Mr. Knight to,and be asked was lost ". e , ter f °mg. the ac toe hire' t • mete t , Poole t • . gay
the
this t . ti tbe Brankemee Park- in course I should. NOR lue t„„,e,
'Mies
I given
for the children. end Menem on the line to dry about three months ago; but about to. superintendent., ti,e Pollee toarrant. for the
meet. good service lost week io pr 'seeding to the help of the rt. io lab or, H. want then Defesdent : Who threw tbe
Mai. and time. lo rMt tr. emote,uhz
had
no
wont
wees
they
had • week after she missed it, and had not seen it since. bemuse be
ins, 110 that no breach of peeee be committee, for Ho crew of the Remit, was washel ashore at the Bill on rood, thereby avoiding dm turnpike-tate. hot, maweed I-Witt..
- a total fr it %n
FLlsne•o.DTh .
meyeed bed always btot a cough. Her On speaking to prisoner about it, she owned she hat Weed m•lst not go to Mr. Knight's house. it was as urgent
Thursday, a complete wreck, and on Saturday her thought the beep .r. reread be In bed, an . _
_. kr. Tremens : How maay memo : osi
"Pnet"d brotnhear did 'not work regularly, nor foe any particulartoe doctor in P •he
put it in pawn; but she Paid she had the ticket, and Mr. Ward • ke4 that they might meet at Mr. Vickery.", stern Mord, with • part of her name Matilda, plainly cam Mho t hint oil main r••=,,°, tiniest- Witness : I suppose them . wow mo,
all the person, but he was employed ••to most days. Sometimes when her tomb and came home, awl was in work, she hut oat toll that must 133 left; they oould meet bere-st visible, was oohed up on the emote memos. and Mot whei, he come out into the rood,
he
,id ,___,____. era laps
di..ofice she hael bed difficulty in moire Mei for the children, hut would take it out; but plaintiff had not had the peed. the Guildheltimildiege. one by the mene way, below the defendant, oboist d meeneeerafeneion , will
ett
WRlClti,oz -As the moult of the recent rough it _ ,
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no,. a
monatcom
cudgel
ioupflirLittu. y ...., um.
wwe um
'i ne they hai elway. had something ech day. She had eons-d li dEveutully the tone and place for the defendant and his hod net kilo. , 111•114,0/ 111 si r : Yee. there were 586 there. nt•tht
t 1 She had bo he i t
. i • m stmeet to Km cos • 00e. tl4 La • MOOD -an shop wife and family to take their farewells was left to further weather, a lame quantity of wrecker) has was in hi, heads. Be too, himet7he aid, women_
Mr. Tremaion : That he hall tke
'Oa plalned sever. time, of her %rothee . e
for 2..-Defendent elected to be tried by the Bench, ashore in the 'vest HMI amongst it being • large Piiic"• D fend no 'mime, d " wee, ' and mode tires desperate ___, _tendi__ m.ceen you and "nom ose
• Warm • a neighbour. Dammed bad • pece of cake on a-rea eat.
Wrdo:ldar writing. Wilmote wes not aboolutely and said she would pay the value if they would give "Patently • portion of • edam with some of the 4,.......p.• to ".rip' Ilso Ilnrsa.. Up on that he lashed his et.....veraLee oe• Um del mullet! - gy„._lss
dependent her hr. tber The illo moment she mos- her time. She declared she
no. • hod never received any- of
fittings attached, also ship timber, and a number. . h me, end out tim at 20 tulles an boor H. also laid "
to ti es bard se seer be me
Mr. Tremolo's : Then you could not lee his
I tined of was his neglect.og t i movie," ',Relent food thing from Moulin i Hard. for her lodging or her - empty tam. oar., etc. Tbe larger pieces are claimed into toe defendant three or or _ _ _ _ I wuld see hina
the Minion. She had laid not money of her Own food, end she pawned the petticoat to get some ft LIBERAL VICTORY IN THE WEY-
by the ma•Muaro and sold oat the spot, the pawns mu •11 armee the tom, and directly after be bead a Smash
'al times for the children. lidie complained tO Miss ... ,
st put on the table for the good of them &IL"- MOUTH WARD. finding it mull, becoming the purchasers. moo 'the pane le I. .f 13 1 hem. He still kept &flying on. James Greenalesimeid he heard a row, ase '
eli
beer a shiest.. out finding be WIN not further 11", Piece he 10••• ew or 500 people %tor,. 000esr, t
lest Woinewley evening wir n Vol' Meek the child
I leintiff declared that if she did not pay for her lodg- Tito I. -Cu Thornton even mg the Gord expert i.e to • , h .___ bed bi,,,, great row. lind poop!. wore imam, H. Menlo
Weil.. She told her she oh a`ii not stop •it i her , rooleetol, he pullol up, and limbo is Calming
et her so She also said she bed ours, she spent her whole week's many in defendant', M. Tempters lothre-room at Mai lenwell was well filled,
__...a.,. given him, and his hat moo knocked et.
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sweeties he more. items sad livening through reen••'"' throw "ww'mdei but be would • "I oe
bowie for she was often &ski her for quarts of beer.
. the home tit to give the child. She wanted , all . q of the usual m ,nthly meeting held ""'
The bye mleetion for he seat vacant by the elevation of on the oce Won . -. e in reply tp.Mr St in*. Om; g ..bothsome sad demount did sot throw. the hed ite . Mao
t.,, sew the met, dOClailld ine in, and ask, d herd
Defendant: I have spent as much with her in she di Mr Groves to the dimity of the sidernianic go on has for the advocacy of Mttl abstinence pruscip.m. h the bye.mt iha did moi p yto toll ..,
oeld h.,*
'tee her some wine or something else for it. with tne ;if she wanted • pint of beer she had it.-On resulted in the mat Ming won by • Liberal, in mite of chair was occupied by Bro. R. J. Stone, Vu., who, coming beet, but it was not soh thet int at •
ewent that him.
Mr. Trevanico : I *Mk you were crew a saset-
nava that her brother bed brought borne the Bench asking Mr. Vicy, be said plaintiff wont strong effort. on the nut of thaw who have long bed each
.T. with pavers' other brethren, addressed the meeting. wee. d mied to army I-Witawis : I was at me time, --mitt
mkt, be had cos off the greetestgpart,titad out weshiud for a mound and her food, __Detendrot Influence in the old Wud, to return Mr. Aylastouri. ebe o.,_,__, memo.. he_ were am, given by the B the dotmolent : YOU fat 001.11111 here? reil _ _ bic Trims,. , Fime v. N. a
Liberals who arran ot the Otelklet seetil to love
lh for the children. Thus was Ilan they offered to take out the petticoat to day, but Mr. ri x edged Zdmerere of the of same Lodge, dm whom et •to if, although I we, gong at of entelitehr: Fredeeick sae. ..of b. cou'ameretemee.o ! tommo.
• Her brother was at work when he o, ghtly that a resident in old Weymouth. m lb. Brown is, hour. Cooopleineet ale, mid the reams be mune lon mei the eim-7,0,
'hread of which she spoke. He had • Whitey said Mr. Moment could not Bud inch • thing. wood hem a better cemos than • visitor from lieleembe, auspices the meeting was held. mad was f.o. " convenience sake." He did not expect to did sat throw any seaweed. He mem
arm ermn--••
for relief. On the woman's husband being ellealed to. he turned however, well-known; end for putting forwerd Kr. Brown, ragAit or THB WIRD. -Oa ThUred• afternoon Sad hi (the dmendent) up at that time of the alibi. *noir would get Some seaweed, and he sair tots orms!
ter eadd at Omm water. in the parish short away and said he boat t got 2u i but he they have at Imo the junitketion that Nothing succeeds shout two o'clock • severe squall burst over the Ddendment lot threatened him if Ms did not my the toll, . Trembles ;Is it not a feet thet me ..._ e
et door to Walter Wanes, op to apparently relented, and said if it would be • caution like sueesse." Yet it amid not be denied that Mr. Weed. At the Breakwater, a travelling mane, used who threw Me seaweedl-Witaso • N - - -"tee
out of which he had tried to defend him, he would sum- • • a
she left IfOr Rue la the same to milts, he would pay the 2,,, for her. In a fee Aylesbury and his Meads were active, and a bold attempt by the (mews, in the construction of the quay wail.. m„. hoe. 8 num@ in the misery kere made •
which Kr. TreVIMIOD said be would oh 'wink M
"I e°l°°l•*°°d to her several minutes Pita" brought the 2ao which was handed to II" made °° his behalf t° bid for public favour by d•cial. was struck* the wind, and oomusenoed matting Dr. Fluythe. who was in the beongitsts. AY called, sod he • Ite legehbi
not work and that she had Caroline Harris,
who was told it was no credit to bar ins him the honorary member of "Six Benefit Societies" ,erm ruining to conunitted, and Mr. stom
metal., NONA in It. mgrs. It said he was mime in Me earring. et the tine, and
me imam breed mpg or
to spend Loow t_
_o_ k_e better ___, True it is that we hove rotten heard Mr. otelesbury oPeek ''ctift the,_, gaining • .... the tlyesast hare the cases conducted propetlyen" he
• month before they left "spew em earnings " beer; "" "" r" a as honorary member at the meeting. of friendly societies, Harill9 Wit the rail.,
pawed °Toy a 1 hi Itg awoke by a violent enable.' MOW aa the ill ••• . Treenei. ;I mu very _,_, . .
moles,. Complenet,t was driving very fast. o•'•"' m eser fa elm-
mumootie in the mum, fixed sum for her 1 -The woman Pitman was and his voice was always encouraging to the man course. and plunged into the harbour. Mr. Tremont% •Asit in leer I the Clout ea Tburedey wee use a bearmardm - -.;
Ito live with Walter straitly cautioned to raise himself, while Mr. Aylesbury always realm MAIM° La:reams. -On Friday even last a Kr. Stone: So he wool' if he wanted to evade the toll. Jame' illck" mid he did not see the elefeelem a._
!lone all dm, asking wstrrn or Morn sr DELAT.-At the Borough the int .reets of Weymoute. But in this wicked world lecture was delivered in the St. George's It cote both ways. any_seaweed ;he sew several boys threw, ..a
scene - Mr. Stone: Beg you em wit" throe l-Witem.,
week, Miring the T and emordinely a eq•ob wottea roughly. 'us truer but mote to India and other subtexts, which were able abbey, cromexamined the doctor am to wetter he had sir, •et
moo On om N. Howard, Beq.), J. Robeolinme 1(411” Dr• D"W• "• perhaps well Monied for • certain cam, ridiculed the -- - - ' • asleep the il Mr. Trammel" ; Who were "
ed milk nor the Landis, Esq. and J. y,,, Roberto, Esq , several COMO interest which It timiered emmottrell Kr. Ayleobury, and illustrated by magic lantern view. shown by De. net soh equentle told him that be was at time 0 boys who tom,
t • Don't &sewer • ou are
' McLean. The choir performed a solemn° of muds and he Mow nothing of it, and it was n--thing to him; Deland" • • 7 net Wand
it to liarsh came before ate Court Ritletrating the ter/ Large Pee mercilessly "chaffed" certain of the et it wee Mr. Stone: We rule that he is.
f of but the doctor mid he could not recollect ever having
months am. costae of lose the poor mato through being unready expected he woul I have. But on Mr. Aylesbury's side it during the evening. The proceed, were on behalf
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so. Br. Trer.ion ; mos arae. the has.
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' to make with their payments,. Mr. Palk; ratencollector, had Wig declared were most of the respectable inhabitant., • fund for providing the parish reeding room with a '''''' ^elm: m
In reply t , Mr. B daton, Mr. reasons meld be did not sir; I shan't
he" the summoned several for nominymeat of sums, in some and cent Only on the day of p oiling he was well supported, billiard table, dispute that by coins r mud that back may the complaint Mr. 'rrevianion : Tbea I will ask the Mod to es...
eases anioonting to only • few shillings, and ,yet they among those mound re' near him being Mr. T. B. 'groves. SIMYKIIII YOB Tug YoUNG.-Some very interesting mated the tom but at the Dime fid., mere plie no you.-Witoess: I saw buys throw; but I mot setoz..
v last Mr. J. Vincent. Mr. Commillor Graham, who was toddling-
'mob was obliged to incur • large proportional addition for moraines, and which must be productive of much good
_ , , ladarement to the complainant _ . to mode the toll, for the then, it was dark.
Mho Mr. Z. Milledge, Mr. Misty. Mx Whettano Mr. Defendent than in dot said: I ver tio.
costs, just for a few weeks' longer gram. 111 one case Bartlett, 'Me. Bishop, Mr. Hibbs, 'Yr. .1. Bunton, Mr. have been held Ode week at the Nonconformist places owners of the Carriages always paid for that.
that he ever touched the seaweed, and I believed myself se I anal.. d -se
• the amount @nod for was la, and the defendant wanted Tomtit., Kr. nom. and we hmrd of dormer men, lend of worship, under the Hill. Addressee have been D dendent totally denied
• a fortnight longer to pay the money.-The Mayor Mg their patronage and presence outside the Coffee delivered by the Bess, W. B. Wengto J. grew., W. carriage either by band or whip, mot he contended the Kr. Temente:an: It was the Int time always
case hat been simply twouelit forwaed by the complain- The maim said the bassos of evidence wre em___
pointed out that 2., cute were added, only for the Tavern. Foe the polling wee sot at the Old Town Hall, Woodliffe, and F. Kendall; also by the emporia-
ant to avoid mocutiou tor Meeting him out of the Ilse deleodaat, sad they must die me morel
nose cem
'eke of this short acoommodation-a, per osatege, that is getting toe num „ bet the thug have Modents of the different schools -Messrs. W. Stadia, toll. Be intended Pr,
ena to take out a summons against Keep- Defendant mad for his exposes, east
Mob if people in the middle Mar paid for loans of Dwelled, and it might Uwe ominous when the J. Roper, T. Flew, and J. Flew. The services were hi.. Kr. recession said be might as well tell the Boot
ay, they to be in the
would soon be ruined.-The defendant, "action tee Weymouth Ward* seet "Firmed well attended. The Botch: Then we shall adjourn Our decision =tit they would Prole, An indict's"' Maisat the dot es
wee of the treat breweries, Wee held os a teetotal shop. elme
A DMOLACZYUL &ROIL -On Sunday afternoon, after that is beard. Quarter fiessione.
yew, chose the additional ante, ratter than pay E°
Pacing the Old To Hall were mitt's-rooms of Yr
ni. Alfred House% • shoemaker!, wait Aylesbury placarded with momm. and of Mx. mown, th. Mordy after four &clock, three boys bel Zack mud h •
ongiag to A couple of lade named John Risco& and William The Mayer: . pay his .... cog,.
Id for non-payment of rats", 4a., but be did walls cevered with blue, and mother blue comnotittee-room HALM Boemwen, in • state of intoxication, enlarged an named A Marge of eassult against Jeans Fent...
Pettus wore summed for seasultieg an old roan _ .
with r --Weigel
. Until after a shilling bad been added to his weed Mee ChickO, exactly facing the Mr. from Chisel on their way to Castletown, two of them 01 roes. The defendants, t
Mt um B$ isemi, in coMeelly A mews, the defeedaate mem apa.
erllh other lade, had been in the habit of making the old lisinseel Vetwiteist a peeper wee summoned f
I. Apsey being sworn to the service of the Browns tonee tube supported by Yr. Webb. were carrying their ship mate, who, from his Mooed
men • butt, end on VI, mesons in gaieties they used James Llewellyn on the 17th of November. weft"
'be sergeant added that the man stated he Mr. oouncilloe Wallis, Kr. J. Rolia, Mr. J. Parsons. Mr. eyes and the ashy hue on his face, was evidently him nether roughly.-They were lined Is. each and code Mn, Trevanion said the defendant went to the nom
' y work, and had no food or money in • Councilloe I. melt Mr. &mom Mr. Connoillor Dennis. suffering severely from the edema of the alcohol. The and because he did not agree with the pron.a•---:
'he wife told him the children were and other.; hut Ms committee men were pretty well on two boys reeled about the road, roughly handling their created an uproar, and took the compliant a,.
the moo scouring up and down the Ward for voters. and
--Mr. Foolts said the man was only with t 0.4, end me other side the mow, had a limb, almost insensible comrade, their treatment was such as THE SALVATION ARMY. arms end carried him our. (Ltugbter.) li tho nab
'tot thereto; he had been similarly gay. Mr. Ward Aldermen Thomas sat inside the Coffee to loosen all his clothing, lusting his body ill • "ate of be permitted it would MU to retaliation.
mew
d always managed to get out of Tavern. taking the votes, and for • good pert of the day nakedness and exposed to the gaze of the many passers.
Complainant stated that the defendant "Maud g a
'What Is to be done if the man Kr. Aylesbury end Ye. Brown *Limbed themselves on by. Sotnething should certainly be done to have the NOISY PitoC g E D I 1405 BEFORE T H Z hist court day that he mu dancing lath, . ems Melt
n och each ay '-Mr. F.: Then he one eh side to a pot of the door by which voter. entered, boye under supervision when on shore, and to prevent MAO 1s r RATES. nesting eras being held. He asked him mietly Is her
the beadle& and pot to mats snot's. Doesmatoo.
'ea at £l6 • year, sir.-The happy if they could get the Last word. Some of the voters the repetition .1 such • scene. The Town Hall was crowded on Moseley last, when the Mt into his fat', and threatened tome° tie IteMisMr,
',fed ought not to let him were reluctant to tool, mod one man was laid hold of by a AULD LANG STNS.-The heavy seas which have Borough Magistrates. Meters. CI. Curtis (Mayor), .1. Stone, took him up in bi• ann.. He hired tit. rue °-
' deal with the case as we co•nmitteamme. end palled towards the polling-plan, rolled on the Chisel Beach of late have shifted large Dugdele. Mille'. C die's,, and loometed were meat" Caleb Themes /Meek, c openly, said he erro I.
when melee it wa• for the Sober of men to say-" Oa I set
all appeared, an I was studs, r r Stanley li ni saw his hands, ,on or 'pp u dropped quantities of the pebbles, and at • spot near the mot. for • couple ni hours in investigating Marco of assault ins, and saw the defendant there. He got on they'd."
',through not answer- down a wall ab-ut 30 feet, as if it were only 2 feet, and need by the coastguard in the practice with their life° prrterr.wl by mem Mire alrl supporters of tb, Salvation and h.gi,n meneine. He emommd for Koot amen s
i would amount to ran sarose the Maio as if sending hiss to the poll were saving apparatus, the remains of a boat was exposed te Army ageinst the inhabitant of the tows. Tbe proms lines an hour, when some one from Bride wt apes la 1.0.4
were most disgraceful, and the uproar of the &adieu,» the complainant went to ht., eod . th,„,_._.
dd the coats of • equal to sending him to geoL About noon the consider- view, which is supposed to have been embedded in the " ' d ef the defend • • -- - ------"' ti wel
as well as the conduct and ememour ofils his heed in. He Pommeled to throw hoe vat or tis
1 to r-1,300 per ab's party of hengersmbout voted it rather • dm' job; and beac.h for over 50 year.. It was found just in the towards the e onplainante and their wigwam were any- dow, and took him u I h" 4
bee core imams with barrels of beer Increased the long' . Is a is arms es if he homed
centre of the upper ridge of pebble*, and from the thing but mid table to a court of natio. From the state- do so. The meeting VISA stopped for helloed' *
Inc of mane thirsty mule, who didel drink before eleven, on ice
the menn
large size of Ito gunwale is believed to have been • ment of one ol Me "captains" it appears that sequence.
hut could An a nip alter. As yet it was early times, and
attention woe 'mewl another way when, abouttO minutes merchant ship'. boat. It was oak built and iron bent of the armY have be" 'ohne" to InnnaniOne Defendant: You are mite son that I titration
to on o a e orriere Wei driven up with n elderly lady, Motioned. Attempts were made to remove it, but it behaviour on the part of Wale of the
arouos of the town. gout* his head in 1.-Witeme : Y's, you did,
eri4en!ly in a moot feeble state and unfit for any was so rotten that it parted asunder and crumbled t • and h Court iln " 6..er imigr,
being linable to contend er . Pro. Ddendant : Theo you are a feu ammo
kind of exertioo. A. the lady was carefully lifted out pieces on being touched. No doubt trots the action a teeth:4' of ' ' was now sough'. he 1 Cal• was Defeodust cad tor wee " meseed" about by that..
that of
by two male friends, eympanib
ingremark. went up. as the air on it, and the pebbles shifting Po much, the Willem Baker, who behaved hon-elf ' in a most excited W in* r°v* WS. torn' end s'. vele taken out of illikditilliam atertases him 8 mon said Molest the h
have " Well ! well! ohe de lo h more fit to he in her attempt waswaso to bliged be abandoned. manner, and not mos of the witneatee wit', the renosk plainest tried to paroled the d
of bed"-" grave" was the word in some mouths; but careful mMead 1 • e tot o less . i.e
gRINIWITATION T 1 • GOOD TIUIPLAR COUPLE.- "God rtOnighty is move the devil, and will pay the he
or arms to kme lady in, she was brought out with equalwould not, *efficient force was used to emits
care, gem-telly hewed to by NM Aylesbury, and chi od Sister Bessie Russell, of "Star" of Portland Lodge d lit.." He woe ehamed on two sumo...nom Mitt esseult- /Mettle the ecuMe he got his finger in the Oolongs
gently. B / way of prising tint me the lookeneon began AM married on Saturday last to Bro Thomas Davie, tn. (I rme li note mile ,n I 0 tem, P soon. In the Met moutl,. and he boob bit • meta out H. hipi moo
m talk the matter over, and li'. Brown was the favourite, of Weymouth, "Flower of the West." The minister case the complainant stated that last Modem ley week be &ono., several yew.,
and be hes...d
i,
it mono*
we may judge from mph ruses at-" I say, put • men was the Rev. W. R. Waugh, the marriage taking place w" "Mai" sway '
f m the Temper Hall when he for John Borleycorn the row would not harem:el I
I oar own meth ;'"lf he isn't good enough for Lather at the Congregational qhapel, ChesiL The bride worel his d b'
heatd • triein:enduous ro e in boot o
...00to but it sore believed the meeting would have does the aloha,
1e isn't good enumb for us." By one o'clock 280 had white French merino trimmed with white Moe, and • ;tbar*".l. , a women screaming, don plug if he had been quiet; it had done bins mot
.end up to this time all bad gone pretty well, bridal veil with orange blorteome. The bri•lesnod b. . A get Boise. he feted • great disturbance, He got Defeo
Imo the doorwa and el• fend mt t len Muck Woo Mr i dent .If you were fool enough to rot yew ileel
eg them in the afternoon we found the crowdy !
..., „ , _ • nmy mouth, what did I know wee lan! OA
Miss and Miss Emma Rumen and Mies Maio wore' u i ....an' a.V im( a, Vie tiro, Id .k... that te you.
en thd it pretty well blocked the west end of laughter.)
O whi:e all ago, and both mem and all classes prune velvet, end two little girls white. trimmed with Jame. It Llewellyn, the complainant, M mat of the Charles Miller, who masted in putties the Skil
°west. were getting • mild stimulus out of Pale blue satin. On Tuesday evening the members of na.°l was n411•1* Me out, said he tried to strike him, butte took koldalle
'ecesionelly • toll young fellow or an aged the lodge, at their usual weekly meeting, preeentod The Deleorlmt sOrt "1 hope you will speak the troth se and prevented the blow. He saw Maori& thaleleti
cap, might be wen hazily discussing the sister Davis with an electro-plated teapot, the a glen of God," but defendant's mouth.
se, and such words as "I LI have • canvas. presentation being made on behalf et the lodge 1 The Maros' eery proptely, told him that they would Defendant: Tut is all you know about itt-Mne:
'Y ant allow such r i arks to be made,
or "We'll hare • man we can see and Orm, W. W. Punta*, That is aIL
L. D. Bro. Davie thanked the The Witn so said he was studied in Mr. Hodges' door-
me, w, re among the clearest of the member. on Defendant: Get demo thee. (Laughter.)
eof the independents demonstrating ----- -- behalf of his wife stud himmit, The way, and cow th.• dellendant• strike the ogispisinant • John Chansploo said be hired the mom sod eed let
'arty by swaying round in uneven mment was purchased at Mr. Royal's, Fortune's- blow no the aide of h .head. Defendant had • black Isom mhe meeting was crowd,' to ...es, The mom
thee to four a voter came out from vreii• ~._ and ble hat was pullet dowu to coooeal his features. NO refused to he quiet, and was put one, sad a feel el
avidently fortified himself with TH.& uciAwrGo.nra -I see that the Duke of Edith provocation was given, and witness melon seed the hem- grand meeting was spoilt. Their object we to Is 11l
• before they come to he free, burgh, as Admiral-Superintendent of Navel itenerviel dent by pante after he hod committed the assault. People good Meer, hear), and thank God it hod Mope
Arrod Grey esti he we, pushed by the crowd trom the it bad done him .....
rde radius and the hand. of hu been inspecting the Coastguard and the Royal
Ant-beet'
'ring them "leh aw right. Naval Reeervemen of the merchant service drilling at
, poll was about to close the stations on the East Coast It is tube hoped that wise rnst it the e •roolaluent with his right hand and hit Pinder went teem be bad to pay tolls, but the ogle
him, Hm hat was down OM' hisGYM. but he recognised there, under the cloak of the Bible, and ears 111 M
three men from the gas.•
Marge there, and now His Royal Highness has not overlooked the moose Moo mosey which the pow ought to receive.
ed was thick, but the of the officers and men of the Coastguard, for they have dr. Angel Hodge., drips, said he was at his own house Th. Bench eeseideive _
Then a stentorian grievances which from the impossibility of hitherto when a lute umber come round it, and mode a great dereudent ids., includingine core proved, sad big*
to II days' impresser
lot if you take one getting awe redone are doing merione injury to the disterbenc o Re opened the door and saw General Booth, tweed.. ; / will
so, sr-tom. ume care
sin! WI
Tere followed by morale and efficiency of the force. No waiter to our atehheoe....4 toe.idoth,ii.istxr*Le Tnneere am
ral :ones/tee ete...; assaulted by / wee,
pay a half
p.a..
nt. Mr. Thomas watering-plooes can help bring struck with the floe Mr. Travesties said if the defendant would reasighle
ballot-boxes, he wan standing the he saw the defendut strike the
.... specimen of the British matoof.war's-men they see in complainant oath, nhMo of hi. head, and ultimo stepped "d ,ouodeetakell not to go to their mentlass eint es
'trudge. '•e the Coastguard. Naval officer, , both of the old end uw hi end " Y U. blow, " wu'Re Ps/ the nee for him.
p_ . .Ira acid 0.1 gave that w.
moult was the new Mosses, whom I constantly meet, speak of the P.C. Lee was called, but he stated QM he never saw any The everendast et first hesitated, but at last Old/els
head to the complainant, who took P, eloterag
highly•traine i and well-behaved men of the Coast- blow stook. ne •
the hack amidst the roars of laughter of di N.goard AS the first and the only thoroughly reliable Detentent denied that he struck any blow, and said he Court.
g
Naval Homeye the country possesses This being an, was only walking in the High••treet.
The defendant was then charged with aseanitiag Gideon
1/4, is one strong reason why they should relative more name.
coneiderstion.-York House Papers. Mr. Trevenloo said he had been instructed in behalf of POOLE TIDAL TABLE.
THU ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERL-A regimental onbn all the complageete to proceed wi,gt the defendant&
just tamed sides that Colonel Lunen Owen, &mom. It wee a painful deity for him, but the complainants For UM week Feld". Dec. 3, to nursday, Dm I
_
oiled by Major Neigh. proceeded to Axminster, on rhombi it was time to come Wore the Beech for that
• 12th last, and frog& there went to Lyme Regis and Protection which the public would niacin. Her Moded to
commandsßAlL, LUMMIL.
onnuth, inspecting both commands and batteries; a case that came Mame Ms. Lushhestasi. isLoudon M
, 16th, Bournm
eouth ; 17th, Portland' the istb, which beheld that singing in the streets wag &mill& _._
.
.; and 19th, Southampton. At each place the long as the angers kept moving. It might be nto
I
their worships shot doom the reentbers of the army bad Ban Mane Low Hiss orna 10
.I men were closely inspected and drilled by h.. In tee town the, had produced many happy results. Wane. M warm Moos. wa Worm. roes
Theygew
ten, certain new points in drill bring more They lived i. 6 tom. of deo sad
liberty, mad they
noticed. Since the inspection of last year simply asked few those men that ety. They had •
'sties Brigade has been consolidated, per meeting et tbe Antelope, and they were as mach entitled Friday, Srd 948 12.4 a Laslo.3o 110 ‘e
i•,,
• into one regiment, and during the to Protection as any theatrical compeer. Lawyers were Set. Salt leei 11 4.154.156 11.11 Ili ll.'
'r, Into in the parade of keeps no Her said to he the discoverers of precedent., ayd he had found eon, kb 1i.24 In kti It 0 2 5 tiit
y at Portsmouth, the Brighton
District ale in tbs Mh Verge of the Stb chanter et the Ade, "And Moo, filh 12 12 &IR 6.12 ILO 3.43 tjf
unction
et the southernw I ray unto you, refrain tren them mem sad UMW= Tues. 7th 1. • 1 0 7. 0 1.30 iet to
aloe,: for if this muted or this work be of me., It will wrd r Inh L" 4' 43 Tee Lit 61', it
ier Ma Royal Highness the 0.. to t ; but if it he or God, you wool overthrow Then". rith 5" hrat 8-15 3' 0 5 5 -
The inspectnn report spike in It; lest Crye hi fOtiad to fight against God." Is this
•of the efficiency and progress cue Mr. mien was trodeavouring to protect General WIMISORME.
me„ The following Is the Booth on condo/ (rem the meeting, and when he get near
mimmt t_matterim, tg , Yr. Butcher's shop he was attacked • mob, of who TH moo
oommodomm.d.t, 1 . the defendant was one. He was wearing that seising & •
11 merin.-Mr. Henry Te. bee 10
~..0pe;,,,,a, 17 ; raeu._: MO.-awake, and Ms fun was black. He rim behind Yr. at the Minster, "Ting V °elle a
"'" Patten and delivered him a tremeadoes blow. He ppointed one of the singer. of Vorceder .
;H. .onorao7 4401•103. ran way, but was happily d tided, ' then at" it . governors of the church, at their
usel
dmals'ant-Surgeon, Tilile complainant WIN then eare& and stated that he on Saturday lest, unanintowily elected Mr. A.
's motels, 1; Acting- had corns from S'ernainater dershall to made at Peak. Bartlett, of Blaadford, to succeed Mn, DOM.!
nunpetere, 32; He attended the meeting mentioned, end alter it was over tile same meeting W. Ralph Bank Em iw
ere, on p.m followed behind Goontal Booth. When In 11 mo ,o ,
the Sheriff of the County, was unanimously_ eila°'__,..
ot-Major, 1; milled • very violent MAI' on the heck at the i=
be Church Governor in the room of the late___,_;Mr
could not say who struck It. He was wearing • hard felt
hat at the time, and had he not been he would have felt so.,B"er, andilivorm. Cheviot...ego/Wier" tn,..wal aja°•re.l."'`"64lAs i
Me severity of the blow. He wee at the meeting to swoon Minster`"")yelper 'n '-- r"--,.._-t.._--.p.... ---_,__. --., -- 4 f 1,,,,,a .
two frauds to his hones who were to lodge with him that were rung '''''....6 .... ev'ee'"g 'n "--
mhool amain& and he never gem any provocation at MI, the event.
with The Mayor: Tao YOU Irish to ask him any questkase. FOOTBALL.--Southampton Rangers, ro Wheio
va 13elendant : No, sir' ; I sever taw him or struck him. Minster.-On Saturday last • match under Aasente
James Lieuellyn mid be was is Hish-etrest. sear Rules was played on the Common at &MOM.°
Gement Booth, and saw the defendant rake his Mad and between the above clubs, leetil of -- whomweres gall
bring it dews the complainant'. heed. He was mitigate to
the defendant was the tom. represented. The home team having won the„,
Defendant: Ain't you the one who has set this man en elected t° kick off with the wind and a Mich' "'I
gammons me I-Witaess : tin. in their favour. The leather was anon returned te:
!Mondani : Speak the truth; Old Almighty is oho,. "Miters, who kept the hones teem hard atwok •
evil, and he will per the debts. (Laughter.) Did after playing about 20 minutes the first gotr,
vk to me that night t-Wttemo; Yet splendidly kicked for the visitors by Ames. T. 4
tent • • Did --•-• you OM my flog black t-Witame: half time the visitors secured two corner kicks „or";
Poo,
t: I don't went to ask any more questions of ehenginii ends the
visitors,
with
the
wind
and
r
lot. in their favour, Bonn worked the ball throisith' tit
tiri they would hear his defence, tori Awned. Cet 'Wain' Br'"?°l°w kkkllZ *labial Teel 't
Isis face was net Meek, net was mdte im fore the call of time's= three snore owes, oo
en. Ultimately the match ended in favour of tbe In
was then ealled, and defendant gale, lose two goals and five corner kicke to a nil os Ow r.,.
lif my fans weas him* that sight"- of their ...i...•
'clean at levee Manch opponents. Both teams played --to
me me him at 8 I-Wltame: No • aR-Itgen-- .......b4pc7ne:caah heavier Rangers:
10, the rerwer vlslkd dr4
• 10, end hi. fOOO was not wag mem wme-sommeampion - 1
so It is now-It om deem Frost, J. Wayman, j, Sheerer W. weems.,
'id not Mom whet mom. of Cameron. andJ. Nervy ;
vim ; but when h. corm A. G. Wood (Captain) ; Backs-A.
McKay • Goal-J. Amen Wimborne,„,
It the d"fendant, who is Forward:l-F. Campbell, J. Steward, A. Lew"' ;
out he did not think that Amen, RS. P. Brownlee, C. Neeve, and J. Ni•O•
I,they had the sworn Malf.Haolor_fe. Ofighe and F. A. johre ;
not °tint' timY °mid C. Hood ; Goal and plain, 8. E. Wallinlff°4
'thaws had hem .--
old have to Pay
'wee a most.' ILANDWORID.
r to parse for
tee did un-
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the The C neregationaliste in this town so ww-oos,
to strides in the cause of religjen. eons 14 rernieje '
e of the prettiest little Maeda to be mesa ul tmoill_
,sel
Donet, and upon whisk en endes 01 66°61
084 woe evened and on Webeeday_low l‘est7o
*ha had beak aired Is the meted M9O Tile b°
' mart tines Me swam &heel I ageolitimeMdo,
ent oh areastat of the British gollo ___rell.
Aid's* forulterlY mind t• asipmer., beeteeffe.eise
Veers ago been bst down. fliacesatb--4
immune have rna lased in tbe
Mich was an inoseet
"r, state wean tikes to 'bermes tbe oeF
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'be MUM likinsinameg well thisomolo,
le those maseeted witilde;-.0,
ewe their siesseat haws...
'one by tbe alone* efemo so
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