The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

OVITIINIERS FOR NIARRAWOOD. Barna:
Spencer, and Robert Russell were 'ppointed memo
for the parish for the ensuing year.
UNJUST WRIORTS. Jopeph Ho% Browlefincie
Robert indoford, Beaminster, and Joh. R, Beaaie
ter, were fined respectively 7s. Gd., cost. 71.
cs,sta 14s. 6d., and 7s. 6d. fine, costs 75., for har..-4
light weights in their possession.
NOTICY OF EJECTIIIINT.—Mrs. Lucy Heck+ apPi
for a legal notice to be served upon one of her tags
at Birdsmoregate, Stephen Smith, who rento a ono
and garden of her as weekly tenant.—Mary Aa
House, servant of applicant, proved senice of rre..x
which had not been complied with.—Order giver;
obtain poseession within 21 days.
CAPTAIN ANTAFTR ANNUAL INspecrioN. —The a
Constable of Dorsetshire made hio annual imp-di:
at the police-station on Tuesday afternoon, ani mar
a thorough examination of the premises, which
have proved very satisfactory to him. The =MX'
of men presented was 11 (the staff consists of 12 int
bodied men), under Sergeant Gale. Captain Amys
made an inspection at Lyme Regis and Reaming,
on the same day.
RILITRINO TO QUIT. Joh* Rocket, labourer,
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Hawkoburoh,_was summoned for refusing to quit
Castle Inn, Hawkchurch, on the 3rd of .44:
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Defendant did not appear, but l'.C. Pike pros
service.—Mrs. Edwards, landlady, proved defesia
was excited and abusive, and refused to leave
premises when requested. When outside, he sag
up and down using threats with stones in hi' Mai-
Committed for 14 days' in default of paying fine oilit
and costa 10s. 6d.
POACHING. —George Matthews, labourer, of Shitea
Gorge, was charged with trespassing on Lori Bite
ter's land, at Burton Bradstock, known as ..ifeo
lands," in the occupation of Mr. J. W. F. Stone.-1L
Stone produced several primitive-looking snares, cs
structed of wood and wire, which he found a a
hedge. He (Mr. Stone) saw defendant on the grom
with • snare in his hand, which he threw away m;
his approach.—Defendant instructed prosecutd si:-...
to find the snares produced.—Defendant was c,nriri
of a similar offence previously, and was now hoed ...
and costs Bs.
FOC:MIRING or A VIDISZL.—The Pride ~f the 1.,
is said to have foundered off the Yarmouth c.,Ae.
Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, Ali
being saved. saved. The ship is the property .4 M-,
Cox and Good, coal merchants, Bridport Bed,.
being engaged by them for the conveyance . f
from Sunderland to Bridport. She sailed fest: :-
harbour on the 22nd ult. with ballast, en re,
Sunderland, Holten captain. We are informed;
owners are insured.
SHIPPING INTELLIGIOCCE. Arrivals: April .S.
Lalworth, Burt, Lyme, lime. Ze—AthaLaska. Brsr-
Newcastle roe]. 28—Sapphire Cook, Sunderis
coals. May 3—Rifleman, Basil, Lyme, nil : T-
Depledge, Poole, manure. —oailistos : April S-Ir
and Tees Packet, Humphreys, Port hladoc. hall
Lalworth, Burt, Lyme, lime. 29—Belle, Holm
Plymouth, tar-water. May 3—Athalaska, Boc
Lyme, nil.
GOOD TRIIPLART.—The Good Templars ohor
the anniversary of the introduction of their order
this town, at the " Hall" in Barrack-street, on
day evening, in the shape of &tea meeting ands MI
entertainment Both were well attended. Then
rrramme of the evening consisted of reritati°
dialogues, vocal and instrumental, music and taizerg
Several members of the lodges sustained the -.•
of the "Virtue," and "Grace," in the tableaux,
had a very pretty effect. Mr. Colman presided
1
several officers gave addresses, referring t, the 'b#
and advancement of their order. Tuesday
the anniversary of the "Crusader" lodge. 1
AN INCORRIGIBLY. (Iconic B.rratt. flair"'
Chideock, was charged in custody on renand
stealing • loaf, value 6 d., property of Mrs. Elio,'
a ve
ler, of Bask, on the 26th ult.—Prisoner 0.7,
ty, and promised to do it "Ner n,g n.) 5'
. Taylor said she sent her grandson, Geow sr
a boy about six years, to Whitchurch-cross for 3 'e
he came back without it, and was cryin.:.
was taken away from him.—The boy e.,rreb,
KteeeiahKnight,prianne, who w
of Wrhitchurcalsi,
carrying ni et th
afterwards theol;.l%.
P.C. Battrick stated apprehending prisoner,
him he was sorry for it, but that his father 1.0,0..
for the loaf. Barrett appears to be totallv do' j
almost dumb.—The Bench committed him lor
Dorchester—Prisoner had been out of pri"'h
short time when he committed the abote offence.
MI- WANTON'S " Pornaarry."—Nr4.oli!A!
kid, of Beaminster, was charged with being a"-
riotous at Beaminater on Ist April.---31r. .`
defended.—P.C. Hooke stated seeing defendie'_;.,
the Police Station on the evening of let ult.. Or;
hand-bell, and crying " Wa, ton forever." lie',
drunk and creating a disturbance; witness 024 d
him several times, but he threatened to split "Li
head open with a stick he held in his hand. Pel;
was wearing the colours round his list. He
gentlemen to patronise him for what he hadof'-r.
Mr. Nantes contended defendant we, or
character, and that during the election there
deal of interest abroad, and defendant wza 1,4
by several individuals to ring • bell, ander).
for ever." Mr. Nantes hoped the bench na,
extenuating circumstances.—The Bench, .."
first offence and considering the Ist April
Period, imlxied a fine of se. and costs, 14-, 'To,
defeant of the danger of interfering with P

A. Coxrtainnto CASs. At the 0-.011.

Se sions, on -I;nd;y—, or-e--W.H °woe.
(Chairman) and S. W. Whetharn,
excited a deal of interest, and ocritr",2o
able time in the hearing.—Maitheic 600. a, '
Stoke Abbott, was summoned for iMieeentll,s
tog Emma Spencer, wife of Jabez Spencer, 1.4700
Broadwindeor, on the 10th April last, tad
charged the pr_orsecutrix with larceny of '
"me daT.—Mr. Jonah., of Crewkerne,
behalf ot the charge of larceny, and Mr. .1. • , tr)
Bridport, prosecuted for the assault:-.,0
altercation took place between the two soltra`oo
regard to the came being heard seksrste,l cerbosi°
they should be amalgamated. The nr."
proceeded with. The evidence of the
went to prove that she was gathering estr
defendant's field, that he came up to her
permission to take the wood, lie
overtures which she repulsed Be offered befo.
and interfered with her clothing. She 6,4
he followed her, when she threw her bundle, Jo
at him, causing him to fall down. She proOrop
and later in the day defendant carnet ell
to give her some small seed potatoes, If "‘„,''' telf
tell her husband what had happened. '
she did not want his potatoes or Aimee. b‘b
tell her husband what had occurred. Whet 3.
returned from work she informed him.
Spencer adduced being told of what had mr
nett (Sunday) morning went to Mendes"),
accused him olf having 'insulted his 131441
told him t s silo* mid to his row

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THE DORSET COIJNTY EXPRESS AND AGRI elWANAffile.
--------------• that NM wars .
pu upon the Mr. Tarim= : Aug_ust and ieptiorr . .
her are the princitt: goinn Eat sub strt
CULTI:(RAI, OAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1880.
Mug - MILITARY FORRIML.- The remaimi of GorPoral DIUWW"--rbil eleuerleabk tuY wss - t bathing months. end I sh, ul,l hke for sormthing to
• •r to die -..------4.
gt erbOto. '
. " Pallid alth ilickfts.„
DOZOINIBTIIII. done before that time: Idu n tt, want the in it.. —4,..._.
Si they mettle. Wyk. Ornetery on Tuesday Me The mud marks of • good hones. and bide fair to retain the seams, which
out • and if veu will give me tome tel a 'la to to to of To file Neldor.
Howncereromth flootere -The next an iumUll'estbotbst'llias but
mtvouredbar at
to do f , sad ha heea as
nuel *WM" ornament to the Town Coesed
1k an little feeling which might here h"a MaKialel, cif the lioYal idirm" were interred at boards of our local theatre oft oaday evening before
- . Ye •ei have now elapsed Moe I Melted this The Breneoseauth mei SoMA Omar
Some Yelr• at a- I * • lee• t Corea and Cutr. atm' 1/4t,
00001 the Dond County Horticultural Society is to °vocal oo . y •
hag no doubt Dr. ...mt. would t-re -A
at the grave were paid by He comrades. The it has reesil'od throughout the couetry. The p 'pular pr,,,a. Ja,o. I Win 111,, th at the Ae. I,,lsielit. ii. e -
tete hie 7oliatatraii conveyed to the eyval on • gun when hi •an well be d twee.. dat s pea..t..r y meeting. ou may suppose, 4 we. . emst. m a ' ' ..,.. 's • ...rat et
i Loc., le deg timush ktile'si.,- et• tin it oil". Ito
be brad in Colliton Park on Um 19th of August
&latently of its and Noel ought if Poi! .
i to re
that tble Conseil !three of • detachment of theer will no doubt bes favoured wets large audie
in Oonapany will visit her,
:next week.
unna.
Home Argil.° einriaire rout --. ...• W • aro now as hard Op a. h... ate it . • '.. gg ably clieuee 1, ~ in fact, I hive great difficulty . u otener,
anis our i
lii f I.' 1 with its because tt chats w les amble uremia
tulate the natal.. . title the thud.. .7 two 0 '''' '., W.
Tee Al/Mae Sens Sao match in connection imam,. He therefore. impomd.
Dr.
Alma...
and
Dorchester. The funeral part was under the coos- ler CORMUMATITZ SOOCIRM.-w• nen ennfre
the ruin of bottle is cattiest out, it •011.111,111111x1t, associati ,g rya se y If our Mal i• not ante •••.r P .rrt
1 l ' ea tl
on og in and for 11 relee,
e-rb-aiteCessas : Tbe moineut you do tlat y m must.incret.el
MS the Dorchester Agricultural 80,1at7 Will___,T_Wispil d___„,_gclia",•_t° accept, tbet,Lid"srn...„ ibe Council. approber mand of Major Broadrick. There was one very sad Mr. Schreiber upon hie moors on one pot,
t, ... pl, it 0 ~, of th, pn.sent rase , ,„ hwith the u•ta du ou an an u sled
.. a fth, .. redochtorie•• mit - ee, I. L • • • ee. ye
petty stibitr-L, , . t g
have i
..
of
.n ~ 1 u
cal .
„.,..
Saturday, May 22nd, a M •
. t-r irmear•e rer"'""43% °am. ae w'" resume -"- incident in connection with the funeraL It appears • the prestige of our hturgh we would here exprete he "eme a Mir, iiw !or it•
he ...AVOR : If all wan. Lem mo c,. i .
plum teat l rttne
and
at
a
• in ter t• twee y yratts ago. 1 .. in spite our t .its po Li
capitol Son.) saved of everything Mr. Wee child of the decreed died • day after his death and hope that b• will be selWly successful as a statesman.d o! t. qua. 10
Tb„ Canna: According to this Act)ou o nvery exciting tittle, awl 1 the ConterentiVe or.tan has "groat rtamed; ; .„,76ere
I TOWN BAND.-This band played • meg Kr. le Loce „tit.? come to revisit it 1 _
_.
b, h
n.
it
did
in
locality. and, as yr
.. Lee ei eaaage vhoolineater '-'' Netiolud
still sea that party feeling rum, am lg.
sti of mueic in the South Walks on Tuesday e_e _cie war_ oord y
woadad t
coca _ _ _
to e
he PrTesitien- urt was buried in the same coffin as contained the remains The moors to which we mon particularly allude c MI- h 0„...
in the Mid • the spirits of big The Magna : But I th4O we c vett to do I. lam no Maoism, or rather, Once in the red goltem it is tr us, we teer"elstet.
under Bandmaater Stevens, and we understand "ardei ;"7, '
da/ • 1316131N1S Whom tail tit 'Aiwa of the father. There were • large number of persons mar Manor in which id if Li *epeeist I,ine tight days gone bx ; but ite _ pe . _ _ eot4o the amen were were enitrtir
apple , tto 44
both during and after his Mr. Werears said ii recollection i must refrain fror ewer- ,_
Ss continued during the summer month& , ima
miler to Put the Precool' Ciente and the service WM J2'761664 Wilidereil hi eaPPeetees wire lulled' wee they rale aptslioation for a dant of • Lem of the Lyles' belong to neither part), , duly tom ..„1 i itta
ith h Wh' Tory. It strikes . Peter and we "erne a*" T Press wee
cement of . The Mena fat it wee "meet bed heenraid, having Rev. Mr. Dickinie(curar of Holy Trish)). vidt Met Tuesday. It has been said by the more r- _eat egg...,
00113112 d to build 0I) laitOg Plato there, in- any sympathy w .it her ig or that we bed ems always a peeteseeme yout . .....
‘ll.-Ii Will be seen blean "De" of 91 . tio• au...as. He *greed with what
table. and lite oese minded motion of the Comarvative community that wnulitt;litrt lecer, air,l out
save the
reweave,. tat, r
a.,a___ g
"."" Me, however, that it would lee greatly to the advaat- W "a
abolished, el tot les have been atultituous euough ',fere,. :elm
,
Ing columns that r. Wallace, , _it,j___. with em Doctor et th:tro .
hi bad
idiratc Brae, AND PARLIAMZNT. the loemat a liawtal Iwn°••• in p"°1" lam ta. b....... :., putting up this piece, I will do it mi ode" but the .41 tin eomeles ietere party fights were
ee kike rule over Ei swam Youngders. bet 11,1. hal- lit•
I.ondoervisfleDorchester everyal , duet had ,--,„,, ‘,..,
.....0,. .
point
be.
h I see that they tend to nnt.rnn" at the other end of the ruler I-Vaat is the °untie,
F. as Miter. in editor ratio to the amount of beer conga „- "' • k and bathing place will be deferred oil f urther rs. '''
e Weld* • Par InasnlllC al quutosi. t
,naulting rooms being at Mr. tt is, memmed his icso openly on snit „._ ___r_. •
i° he able return them tale c°. mßueamo Consideration. Well, they had given him time for con- b ,
wh , might otherwir be on the most Brand if the B. and S. C. II dvertoer rea.iy decree to toot r_"•
Council. Ihe or verj Gordian! soPFice" '''' "ime":ed`". Ble-lt will Menet mane nor readers te ksow bow are what he had t
'teeter. Semen bad se off that infteentim of mune and=ly to gate that the amount of Grunnenneleg
1 s4l4"ti". he
had
made
a very
goad job Iwnegeial terries. lam glad to flail on the other hand, to hi. lair, shy doue it not come down in teiccese •,- -"`g
Viodnersclay last was the tion. He did not w ray gentleman Poole taken in band, and he thought t would Y • fau election petitmo has been on every tehabitant, b g,nning with the nadir
.g
Nury on liellosataltheiLiorly.sl,llvis , the wbokessle tarlesureSsilit and dissipation which pervaded the struts of P
ry potdble if Sir Ivor was that the idea o
ordinary fere of honemanshies moot l° Pr°Pwe's.ndmist. md the KAM thereiere vendor, of in aorethave bees deelt with la Me
irl= the afternoon and evening of last Traeday, has to the toe n. and it wita.s, ,
• There was no reminded now of Iti• proroi.e, he might .. 755 e .on as tie abandoned, m
1 an egposi such as took pia°. Cron. and ending with Martee Stolid, 'gel SW
al orse Artillery station
--ty n took the proposition se carried unanimously. ct elerateart is the Let Parilaseme 1113 mese y outoheroded Herod. Further, that even in the
remote work was finished he would seed a letbieg place at-the recent one, ;,, hy no means aes ea
d i ble thing for Gotobed's donkey I Suppose a special ~,,_ 4.4
hat be sent to interview mooch. " neergen,. "'lndira.
etracted a huge number of WATCIS ZATL al the w" Man"' leseaa the Ittlemeel.temtkv„."„ek Conservative ranks no Emil amount of disgust waa p. 5 thought the 11 ti should be maderepeated. I hear, and that tic "mew-- hank. " banker," " quer.' and bar. the r gee' vemi,
then. •am. r app ca „n
114 to me teak ~,,,.,_
-, were perfectly astonished at The mom reseeding the estimate for the watch Meta 30 presented thereekno " Ites"'"•-"'" '''''',,e" --tie exhibited at the rowdyism, which characterised the
now that the summer coining on' and there exisiad a with regret, that there Ls stai lurking in the minds of
would be doubtell-rather-and the MUMMA> er".;
lisplayed by the men, and „am facts witia, mimed te e,eee 31, in the A wra not miceemfee Thome men like Mir bow, they arm cf the ihte re oichim, mile none the IeSS Oren "t necessity bra place of the sort, and if the Boon did
I the Liberal party, a wish that electoral estrous, for take off our mask and te, i at eit
4th repeated out hum" i'l enough to provide £331 is... Era amount req , but do not care for it mixed with 'dyke mad dictation.o some o
this humiliating tune has Re bright aide, for ere not dolt, it would be right and proper fee the Corporatio
holed be earned further, and that many .. lemma,- deal I Pmg ki,
dud by Lieut. Price, and mid Testrearacr ma 11
aas bank and tbe weymostie Apeu gem, Ha sincerely beileve at no far direst date, when the to do it. In favcur of showing forth, in the darkest It is rumoured that Mr. Made. Elmira km
'derfully successful at Mr. BMINITC. there Is • Mime Amu
will through elector. ere
mdietributlea of sear le sta fait occorgpii, the beer Kr. TRIVASION : Rather than let the matter fall
__,_ .
electoral
misdeed. a
wicked
P.o.e.
balance.
I Wilson-villa, and Kr. Mac the next home
eon cutting, and other ed. rate would be enough with that
MAT-BEATING. element, at all time es 'wafted with Poole politica, I would now move the adoption of the Bathe and W of colour, theSo George Bart, IC q . .1.P., am r,,, ovoid or
e pluck, and perfect be more property rated next year.
M,_...r. H. STIR:MD' said it is omens! to take the balsam eV the Neer. houses Act,
will bleexPungedmifmen all Paittinell events, and that Mr. Warmer :Oh no, not washhouses. dating back for several elections. That the town _ _ .
sr ; w• natter our...lves we have htu o to', id ,i - tetlit
Da goo purifying! ii,666g, _ _
...Do dulibtle:hht.V.L . public opinion; hut bis could not violate h '.4
he the unfeigned
't
advantage.
We
at '''''hank into
sseuusihrebrd sasbesthirtare "tit
bUill
t°
ser -1 ma *saw mowrima au ••• great Ima" cd "'"" ece_awa"elt""'", w• 'hail have . Mr. Twain:lN : You cannot separate the two. stiPedsl•Mien a neausong paa the rs,l the view a use 4 good Lot
still prior to taking lamp block new el ~e p
leacce will take be paid: cheque* have
e ---a paid. wit" a° Dot annoyance. rem Who take. .__a walk threach the strata n m knowing that the votes given " The MAYOR: There is no need to adopt the Act as the ,
to Poston{ wouldh take, if ray of its electors prayed bur • ask Yr. Burt to +Mk melee the rood to tar how 'lr
come into the current year. In the marahage sae am. t. the" who Ilig• la the Parliamentary ocateets in Poole, will have been given mu..., he wit..• " bl, .
. were oppreed to having wee ei Royal Commission, the matter should be carefully rewinds me of a London e p.mter tox on ma •.,,,,•ru.
IL-Planted Mr. A. Pora and Kr. Geert t
certain
to nem a
Ileigaamtraeed• a" ethe I have heard I. "mug tereee from purely political grounds--gronade over which 14r. TftESANION: I would propose we have a town
hod b the most sapient heads of that party Switemriand. Lt - Fleshes" be taken donee ,ei„,„"'w 4
Si, rate which would be alines the fact that It °oven the halm much, meeting and see what is the °Paton of the ratepayers wow over y
ordineton re
or. .r,P,..t. ...t ... It they had aIL Me they could go denouncing
_the pros, from
with dual. is cm, so
neither Caniced's crew nor strong beer will which now feels so much aggrieved. infirmary haa to be establimed to cite tte mormeeheeet
upon the question.
‘wdiata - on with all, rate next tiam. windows
sad
ibrett ths:iraa". aad altakerar carpets if any, htiltiewnh The Gills: What will be the effect of • town's meet-. _____ of it proem= Tbe wily good we have been in it, t0..441
, advent' Sr.non propoiled. and Kr. BIMSZTT mended, a ltd. li:atanelPeTeestreetn „wad, tun,
um rots
at the beck pm, Sum" Thursday. Idlip 6th. - Before the ,„.,The inventive genius, which te so c
• characteristic of a posted at the corner wee to make the tow.r
sir own rem.and W. ""`
Am of the rIDDIOOS pleoes-bithe Backwater where this ma Mayor (11. Oath* 0. J. Sic...'. ii. Saunders. cc Mr. Tairvemots :It will strengthen our hands in adopt- by comparison. Mr. Burt ham 'produced.) eam
iee, „,,,,eem,,„...,a et, I find, %pin paraded before im oosuosats that we Cannot 410.ittatill4 -
Irther Mr. F. Locu proposed. and Mr. BITIMITY neon . . a N. Writers. Neva a lug the Act of Parliament There met be many people ere"'
eseee eiee-eeke, editorial dreamer erudeem m a
'ens, that a rate of 3L in the Abe granted. Mr. Burnett hePtrinue to allow this lemp-post to disk h
A Loviti or CLWILINSaIg. ABIAOLT.-frise Stoat was charted with having on ..... b
kis 4110 and the ,... w o would say "I do not want it. I don't wash." (A. laugh.) •ne Pn.nrs .o`.•
of f his ikuiteiei numbereee• of con hal 4:2 reward y ure tha ammu
dainty morsel o news orKr. Elmo ere row or the do
'rug' "'hill that
the
bsisuss
is
the
ban
bank' has the In. 1. eerectelll bid "tea dons deer the Mc" "owed lot'ath aseanited Bea" Beaidwan' a Jew.--
about After • few other remarks the subject nropped. . o I fdry id
n Canoe Ido not want large balances at the w
by the Local Board, and we with that the Lay mat-beaters priaset sold the defendant came up to m a Mr. TRlvaltiON remarked that as long as he had the readers, the fact that Mr. A. Belson is anxious at wretch who knocked out his poor donkey's el.. Its
reteabes property is increasing ex2e/sar. I such cane were always geed the slues halferome-gral quarter to ten o'clock on the night in and struck honour of a seat at the Council he would bring it up at some future data to contest the borough. A more A Wareham gentleman and &Cede putilimu hive e__
Mr. GALVIN wool ibe very to god that next n • him m thesis, wraela wee now red from the blow.
having every opportunity. Perfect bralucination than this could hardly be con- reeled enough to light in Me streets. The "YI
faer num
year 34. would
"dice' but ibie year tbsi ought to
"se MR. EDWARDS' RECEPTION IN PARLIk- - MA"." &Pa" to the defendant ha--' The Council were then formed u the Quay Trustees, ande and a bad leg to
ceived, and all who know the gentleman alluded to has a bruised eye , rbe mummy yLi
I. IiENT. struck and then ran down theatres". -Thedeten-
number of account' were presented and ordered to be .„, der that more reliable informatieu not age brine
tn
either patience or wisdom I
Mr. Bragg?!: The reduction is always put off from deaterad the eomPlainant Wall in th• habit of accosting girls a 'd. Iteotwemd that the town dr der had earned • sum ^"l at once wonder We hear that • ex-manageress of toe "iihmets ,
found room for.
to year. Our
istssissd Liberal
member, Me' UsurYgdwirt In the etreeteisead-beetrack ha."'" he "sailed a girl of £l3O bearde-iiie work done to the rough, which in= them this le not men enraged for ibis "'Sem at Swaaage. Tim o
t division, Mr. F Lock and Hr. Burnett only voted met with • meet cordial reception li. the House a magma
with h slater. Before be struck the complain.ent ___t toward taw costa • custom for the latter. lesst,
anti:oh:lent, &oil nearly all the other overeaten The name of Mr. Samuel Lsing haa been again
Commons on Monday last, which was hie first appear- be tamed to take off he boots and ',how bim the """ Oar conscience is not particularly • t
cumin ea m
1. r ite which was therefore carried, Mr. Burnett le.-e-The Bench imposed • fine of fts. and costa, dragged before the electors of Poole in connection with &today question, but we readily add our ',ail -
CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION.
' f It with the rate', yet roe there since
eau ere often finding silt his lamentable accident at the Leaden re ,
in default 14 nitra_,,
..
a.
a.,
................., ..... the Peraguayan loans. I thought that the hatchet had against the Sunday excursions to Seenege of titZl4
is an opportunity of reducing them you Cannon-strest Station.-,
The proceedings in the House during the afternoon G..'" 1144"1". °` "'''"-i• w- ---.- hay- Poole was decorated with flags in honour of the been buriedoendthat we hodheard there( of Paraguay. Sunshine If we are to have many g 1,,,,. ~i '.
luiL on the 29.1 t ult., maultee James Allem-TM oone I think it • pity that old gores should be rubbed up " Sunshine" we shall emigrate to Studlaed otos a eta,k6i
or los rue seam= gear. had been very tame, but when Mr. Edwards made hie t said the defend." came up with • stick ea he first visit of Mr. Schreiber since his election as mem-
pWmen --e. h made th • minds as to We should not care it we Were near meet, m h em
now that everybody as up air
eurpom Cementite* recommended that appearance, about four o'clock, great interest was wee about to remove • donkey from tra liamworthy-road. bee of Parliament for the constituency. A procession . prevent the excursionists having &claim to tie taken.:
-1. be set a•certea to re" the that lot arouse& He entered the aim on crutches, and the lie mot his wife for • knife.-Toe defendant said dm what those warm were. - figs travellera"
•ap site, it be ng undesirable to do so at
Se t at-Arms and other officials hurried forward the imt general election the complainant had frequently oceselating of several hundreds of people, all wearing • --..-
the lot be offered Mesars.Guy to have Sergeant-at' * nestles be etre= The Toole rowing club's annual dinner was held at We perceive that the cricket club (lobes eree ~..
to offer him reistarerd soon afterwards Mr. Grant interfered with him ; and on the day in q
atehuseed profuse supply of blue ribbon, about forty horsed „le 111101301111 than haul 10.100's share. We know levee -
oeed and Mr. 01100 IT brooded Duff, Sir G. Casa and other members entered Men three or four times on the bead.-The Bench d
similar
be i
bled
the Antelope Hotel last week, and ea ustral passed
with riders, an •num r o vehicles, assembled known batmen who did not discover thorn "".
el and congratulated on his recovery. The Speaker the me. with great ea& ; and it has been raggeeted that the.em,
Will ern WY a motto,
Biew" Resin, a beeehaneekeeWee' l'ealtiewe' was at the Market-place et two o'clock, and haying old regatta day. will now be revived, and that baud- an'" -"eV had tairienat th,ectecileiall sea ite
otos abouhl! he Prevented fro,,eAm also, OD Mr. Edwards being introduced to ,
~cc,
with...ulti, Job. Adam,. er, the oked um- evaryOn• getil
flow in der- the next two
'l' the - I maela quit" ----- ealaseeed gre" Eler9W and trilaPethY with hka In hie le---e7, Aldridge appeared for the complainant -TM Men- marched through the principal streets, headed by the some subscriptions will tag what a time ait the boy.
and
~ria aasy.'
i.
4.
mese the trees to both Latimer. for that purpose from our /Mel aristocracy.
dent said he wall quite at liberty to make up the cam with „meg local bands, promeeed to parketorw. where months, , _ Thaw mow will do them Kood_ir their ,4,74.. k
So complaimit and come to "convivial" terms; but he . checked to pay the flues. -"Toik dog" aLs, horn beePwite...•
‘LUL TEL METEOROLOGICAL BEFORT, would not come to tonna, and not having any wiener= he Mr. Schreiber was met. The Carriage containing the I wae rather surprised to find that the Voice ei • • furtura to the lawyers. The cosine race will
miked the ame to be adjourned.-The "ell was olgenatele hon. member and Lady Schreiber warn then drawn by large number of Poole people redeems the jeractice much in future. We are on the Mare of Kohn, LIZ
me about the, fish stalls. Barometer. 1 Thermometer. Wind. Weather.
wain, ID MOM WWII 2 , settled out of court of running a steamer for Sunday excursion. Like my P.S. perhaps may insert • line from him.
• host of workers, who were no doubt secured before-
Alfred Lucas wee summoned for assaulting Martha predeomeor, " The Wanderer," I can hardly conceive Tbe repairs to the foot-way bet +teen Court Rai er,.
..._ al .1 4 ' said 181 4 I rad Four Mg" Niagara. the mother of his illegititostearnMe hand, and the proceseion retraced its steps to town, • more hulloes way of speeding • Sunday afternoon, will be trod on with tlasokfulness. But the I) N' -
'tage Is bays """ a sa. p.m. night •inp re night. p.m il sm. tiff root 6,
Dickinson appeared for the eomplranant -
-heap flab. 1 net transacted in • ''d - e-
eed and having again traversed the leading streets pro- a Sundayeaftemoon, by the way, often otherwise badly nets was meter
ey Pongee emwe
Id the &fondant came up to her last
ww for "bitten sr sem so aau a so a ws o asuas
struck her on the back, and tried to kick her. ceeded to the "ladles' walking field," where • tem* spent. WA reminds m
e that the pools peopm this of the Board. We do not object to the plan so fer L.
I,e_their„_____,shoga a so.a ato so.os de is a xs s „ will be • good thine to get rid of such a neat of e -
and mid Ise would "do for her" when be got her by her- week have an opportunity of seeing the play of
''" "•••"" ler ow usoso 46 60 ,49 1 4 porary platform had been erected. On the platform widen the street at that point: and to plead' a Twee:-
self.--Saaaa Nipper Ellen MacNeil= corroborated the "Drink," and I strongly advise everyone who is
'et" gang 10 SO. et am aSS44 64 ss s 4 claw any. available teas the " Mowlem" fur p torc pum..-
'Minos of the complainant -Mrs. Winstead Mary Patey, were the leading Conservatives of the t own.-Mr. interested in the 'tidied of drink or of teetotalism to
so. I M. 90 1011 gen is aso w $ We advocated the plan many months ammo and tall "v-
S h,im,
'bat the 218.54 artist/0 aa is sw I al* for the defence said they were there the whole ce the Darla", melded. take advantage of the opportunity thue afforded them that such improvements are imperatively deamene
' No. 1 SKOL SAW 10.70 ass a ss I „ time, and did not seethe defendant strike the template, of witneming an illustration of its injurious and every town which would thrive. If • good shopermi
ant. Mr. ficHariam, M.P.. stepped forward amid vociferous demoralising effects This play, lam pleated te we are sure this will. What a mockery, however, te"ei
bee• means of making several Poole up the place to public auction when it has been mesa*
Mall WZYMOITTH CHORAL socutrw. Jan i•as. a brother of the Mt defendant. Wu SUIII. cheering, and oahl : Ladies avid gentlemen; amt., of
mooed for baying struck Martha Mardlullan at the same poem, and my eongtitnente-omer hear) _it seem to kaahas
d the
de throughout the tr. beforehand that the Board will purchase. Sup ~,,„
Mother most sucesseful amen la coaneetien with this time and place. The complainant come up to pull his me, may i lop met it also seems to you. a long time people, as well al t omen
, • country sharp broker should run the price up would ee ".• -
Ilowieleng society was held on Widmer erasing lmt brother away, and then struck her and went away with dope we .If we measure the interval by the num- turn from their intemperate hunt, and thank him I reeve
me vs.. eerier ore _the Pellegrag forum of Ms brother.-The same witnesses worm:all= little comas bier and the importance of the events which have Men abstainers, and it should be • gratify log thing to our
lebebeCirlamttkew literes celebrated meth to" Macbeth." In the last, the whole of whom &peke se to the eseault - crowded into the last four weeks, we have indeed been Sheriff and to our Mayor to kuow that an advocate _ Lem
ie peculiar bat heard rate" nee rendered with much The Bench alter hearing several witnesses for • the parted for an age. A Conservative Government, strong in for temperance-an advocate, by the way, stronger
it by the ambers. ably accompanied by Miss Adam drama denying the assault, dismissed the came each the support of a compact majority, and strong so far as we
than all the temperance lecturen-will now be ALINGTON.
• pianoforte, the orebeeted aceonspaahneute being party paying their own share of the mete could judge by the treat indications, strong In the con-
by Mr. Alfred Webb and the Er. H. 8, Shuttle. Wilithea Frampton was summoned for having assaulted fidence of the country, has made way for a Liberal Govern- granted before the public. I must leave you, Mr. CHCRCH MISSION SOc ARY ieTr.- On Sundae tt
,
h
-tolerate). and Mr. Bailey, at Dorchester (violin- Henry Meeting, el Herawortlay.-Tbe complaisant grad meat still stronger in the support of a still larger majority ; Editor, to argue whether • Sunday spent out a water
s Rev. It. R. Meadows, of Littlebredy, near lerchote
Mr. George Thom, A.IL, cesducted with Ms on Tuesday lase he went into the Antelope Hotel for • If only that majority shall prove compact. Within the inhaling the pure sea air, is not far preferable to the nreached two sermons at St. Swithin's cherce, -:
'end ability. The sob pert. WNW Ma_ by Miss glue of beer. The defendant came in and ctellenged eareedrimapetition-theughter)-hasbeen prepared le Peel* beery and smoky aroma of • public-house--a place a behalf of the above society. On Monday
me Kr. Z. Newman (tense), and Mr. Ridge Mem to eAt, and threatened to strike tem.-William against my return; it has been forwarded to London, it esort, I gee with pain, made good use of in Poole.
w (berme The music throughout the piece White and Mrs. Mewing corroborated the *Mame of the has there bera carefully considered by gentlemen 1 arned Talking of steamboat. I see that the Telegraph, the public meeting was held in the ;creel sch Ire-1
puherald of R S'''.9 -
sinfully sung. and did much credit to the oomplainant-The defendant mid he had so witness to in the law, it has been returned to Poole again-daughter)under te p ency o the near, ev.. e. Leek
Ridge, who took his bre solo, at call. but denied the charge in toto.-The Bench mulcted -it has been signed by six memarers-nauebten- for tell d the Fl oe have again commenced run-
e a, an e orenThe Rev. R. It Meadow!' attended as a deputation, lei
e and who, by the way,
_made els deka Um drasdant isle. 61. and costa- immediate presentation. it has been returned to town ning, and this summer the public have the choice of rater the4roduction of the report by the tressurwC
e radiance is • deeded acquisition again, it has been announced in every organ of the London four boats, and from this I infer that our local passenger Wilson,
i:rr ve an earnest address on the meep,
I rendered his part of Hecate in • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, press, end it was ready for presentation_, and it has never traffic must be a remunerative speculation. The labours, refe ng more particularly to Christian ere
'taking manner. The programme been presented at all. (Llughter.) The tact is. gentle- Bournemouth Steamboat Company, however, appear in endue in which co
enure "Caleb of Bagdad" by the gee4efe 1 19th - Whialatrt William. liaitheenntm• men, it we may trust the authority of the Poolscountry the deputation hail:
to have got into difficulties with Mr. Havelock. the laboured missionary.i
. a pert song " Sono with fiery wheat ; Frederick, Gear, Searehane all; Messenger, liened, that this egg which has been alluded to many yearsas a Col.rctoo
ownerr 4 the Florence, who threatens them with legal
!Mai& 's opera Tell. King Sunderlrad ; Flying Flab, Wood, Hartlepool, coal& with so much cackling was presented to Mr. Wiring to were made and the response to the appeal fie Reel
etty meg karanton Dolby lst-Omi, Trademansen. Christiana, boards; Liberty, hatah-flaughten-and he with rare disaiminetion pro- F mei. proved satisfactory.
e which lily teemed the Hawkire. Southampton, wheat ; Royal Ildelaide, &odds% nounced that it was addleel-(renewed heighter)--end
•plearme. • Nev. w, fe Newcastle' Devonia. McKenna, Sunderland, coals. ea
,:__ gentlemen, do you wonder by the recent experience he had I see that the Poole Musical Association is about BRIDPORT.
well received in o deem -Previa/um, Feast, Portsmouth, nil. 3rd-Lain Eater of petitions in an es-eatio way that it was so. Lao, to give a usimce lancets concert, and that the cantata
, cleverly gong. &me Mb. Young, Kyle, nil; Diedrich. Hart, Soothamptou ; gentlemen, though not least, your old fern!, Sir Ivor they are to produca is Sterudale Beunett's "Mel OVIBBIERS FOR MARSHWOOD. - le..srt. &Mt
Moir (Mot stamen. Cornflower. Kent. London, wheat. 4th-Commodore. tertie Guest, has been raised as Baron Wimbornsi and Q leen." I trust that their forthcoming concert In Spencer, and Robert Russell were rppointed mem
,t 1 Mien gave Hors- Mane Landon, wheat; Diver. Page, Yarmouth, MI : Cranford, in the county of Dorset, and surely thee. topics be as good as the last one was, and tnen the public for the parish for the eneuing year.
beautiful style., Emanuel, Mikkelaen, Halmstad, oats', Appledmm. an", are not wanting to me. if I may address ti you a few ill have it of having some good music Thenmer Watotere - Jeme A Het 13roadwischc
,of the rime London, maim ; Emma, Conway, Yen:seethe Kara, remarks at this our mese= I merest. genthumn, w an °Fle'Vtiad T g . • • • / ,
iseiable encore, Lemon. Exmouth. nil. sth-AOO, Beachem. Swansea that Lord Wimborne is not able to do what Sit Ivor Guest Mr. Smith's cap...lmbues as • conductor anil a musician Robert lnotford, Beamineter, and J"leo Rem, Bemis
u stid . wine nil; Acoro, Brett, Plymouth. limestone: Entity, Piper, would hove been so glad to do, to join you in the Meters are too well known to the Poole public for me to &Meeter, were fined respectively To. ed., coot. 71.-Fiesni
male to gooa 00010, coals' Little we leellaway, Yermouth, nil ; lion of your victory. We may regret that fact, brit we upon them, and I was delighted last Sunday to bear costa 14e. 6d., and 7e. 6d. fine, costs To., be heir,
Woe OKI Luther, Hudson, Newcastle, coah.--Seilame : letls- must not regret the cause ; rather we shall congratulate the organ iii the parishct urcb so ably handled by him, light weight, in their possession.
the moo. Diver, Page, Ryde ; Sarah Ann, Brown, Si, Helene, him with haying shown by four centestsd *heti ons within and in the gaudy iestrument of to-day I cutile hwh 1 y NOTION OF EJECTMENT.-Mrs. Lucy Hecks &pee
a bootty drainpipe& let-Try, Depledge Portland. nil; Neptune ir
t seer. Roherte, Gloucester, clay : A.ne. ..„_, , , six years his honourable ambition to enter public life, he recognise the autiquated apparatus of twenty years ago. for • legal notice to be served upon one of her tesse
m'alrenigee'necel • bas received by the favour of the Croon that et-trance
titled New Biome Crosby, Newcastle, coals 3rd-express, to it which the coustitneuta withheld. (Cheers.) Ale° at Birdamoregate, Stephen Smith, who rents a coins
, tin Fleet.; Charlotte Denman, London; Tonmoir. Venom ; shall rejoice that in his high character and his great I regret, Mr. Editor, my time having been eo taken and garden of her as weekly tenant-Mary el
le, Lee.. Triebeth. Wyatt, Bede coals ; Lally Anne, abilities he will now be enlisted in the public support of up with domestic matters, both numerous and extra' House, servant of applicant, proved arvice id neve
'e Hickmani Whittle. when;a Ellis lb. thilliael ; Baleve• those Principles which we held true. You who hear toe sive, that my eyes have net had an opportunity of which had not been complied with.-Order &dill!
• Smears, London, clay. ith-Mary Ann, Cracknell, Car. will rejoice at the honour which has teen peid to the seeiug, or my ears of hearing, that amount of news obtain poseemion within 21 data.
diff, pit wood; Vigo, Hernshaw, London., clay. &A-
IM Heroine. Wilkins, Newfoim Ilan& general ; Leon wee yeeeident or tbe Conservative Amocimtion of this town, which I had boped to have laid before you. Next CAPTAIN Au Terre ANNUAL INsPECTION.-Theet
'undo, Pope, Usually. talleet '' and if I, upon Vile happy one igl-ni, speaking upon week, however, I hope to become more familiar with Constable of Doreetshire made him annual iniedi
the scene a Sir Ivor Guest's last act of muulecence,
be
persons, places, and things, when your readers shall at the police-station on Tuesday afterneon, and IDE
BOARD OF GUARDIANS. may breathe • with for an old friend under a
ye the fullemt bandit of any observations that come a thorough examination of-
which
new name upon the one hand, and for those the preiniseit, tau
usual fortnightly meeting of this Booed was held at whom lam now proud to call my constituents upon the under my spectroscope. have proved very satisfactory to him. The nune
ei-room, on Thursday mDarnerim The Guardians other, it will be that they may lone know how to cherish Yours faithfully, of men presented was 11 (the staff contists of 11 iii
Yore- eon. W. D(Chairman), C. the relations ch now subsist between them of reciprocal PARKSTONIAN, in Poole 7 deeram. bodied men), under Sergeant Gale. Captain Ants
e Kerley, and W. Abbot good-will. (Cheers.) Now, gentlemen, I admit that the May 3rd, 1880. made an inspection at Lyme Regis and Beamisti
MIRDICAL OYFICialf =FRAC petit's.a agrollet my return was not Meeenmd Is to me • Perin " Parketonian " will share the Sunday on the same dey.
source of unmixed delight. (Hear, . beer.) You will Fl are e
sg commeinication WM received from the understand that if I beide retell 'to you my political
. of the engine-room men when the steamer is running, Rareanou TO QUIT. - John ROad. labourer,
'lowborn. Union :-
'e attention of the Guardians has been and tell us how he'd like that 4 • o
antecedents. In the year 11150, being at that time what ti r. 'Amman f Sunshine for Hawkchuroh, was summoned for refusing to 'eel
of ex, reramed by Kr. Baldwin Disraeli once called • tonne and rode," I assaulted the *even days a week instead of six. As to the " beery .
Castle Inn, Ha k hu h d i.f 1 -
w c rc , on the 3r . pre
his district. and in this return your groat Liberal stroughold in the Watt of England. the and smoky aroma," there are homes for the public Defendant did not appear, but ii.C. Pike pen
town of Cheltenham, and was repulsed by the narrowservice-Mrs. Edwards, landlady, proved Model
intellectual, tofspiritual,
lea aim "" ••• )„,•••)•,•• tb„„ii• ",,,,,a j• mnajority of le votes. I sat down fairly before that I wheret more aigsad 1... say nothing e
one appears to -vee.ven.....y ......, e eluded it, emenecher, d y W 66 4" ee,oyinen.- are -or -- - -D.., waa excited and abusive, and refueed to leave n
e quarter. TM Guardians being - „lame- it ai 41 an in the yt•ar 1865 I premises when requested. When outai4e, he rah
ir mediciehe Lame if seeded., assee..-- •- ei-n- .-ear. Me) I WAS then SuCcessful
,foomoiso for shot goidsoso by the narrow majority of 23 vote'. My return was WA.B.BEAM. - up and down using threats with atones in hit bait
petitioned regaled, but in an enquiry which extended over . Committed for 14 days' in default of paying fine Ilk
TB. AII:ROAL MINTING of the local auxiliary bronco and coact um, ed„
If you can acoomt for the d I succeeded i defending n my sear. Perhaps then
at way? of the B tudi and Foreign Bible '
n S musty took place at
,„_ you will understand after these hared efforts I wanted • POACHINGI.-GrorgM Maffitions labourer, of Shit
• lit•sw to tb• t°11°11". little reel, ers at the dissolution of HA I retired from the the Town Hall on Thursday last, under the preeidency Gorae_ was charged • ' ' Bel
atm of Commons, to re-aPpear main M the enteral
pauper requires meat B-- a e - - of the Rarer of St. Mary's (the Rev. H. Pelham"jee with trespassing en lord
tar's d, at Burton Bradateek, known am •• Wet
election 1880 (k voice : I ape you will do good.) Mr. es,
Stok M.A.) The revert lbße W waa res y the v
to you instead of the• W. lands," in the occupation of Mr. J W F item ek
Schreiber continued: I will bye At Pie he I found myself 'leeches's, and afterw.ards the deputation from the se, ---, 'J.W. F. ' •
a 1 confronted by a task no lee. &welt to accomplith. but I parent society delivered an interesting address. The Stone produced several primitive-looking mane ri
t accomplished It. (Cheers.) I won the dee ion sneaking for Hey. J. Judson also gave an address. The collection structed of wood and wire, which he found Inc
my own aide,and of worm It:m ma cannot k for other p-opl realised between one and two pounds. hedge. He (Mr. Stone) saw defendant on the grs
the fairest ever was fought, by the narrow majority with • snare in hie hand which he threw away g
six. If! had been petitioned splint I mbould have con ATTEMPT AT BUICIDR. -At the Count Petty h• ' ' •
Sessiona, Tuesday. J yy. -Bet ire J. W. T. Fyier and IV is approach.-Defendant instructed prosecutiir irt
et the Town steered myself a moat unfortunate politician: line I • to find the snares produced.-Defendant Was eUrin
I. Muth_ admit again that it is with &lista I have been spared the M. Calcraft, Eaqm, Henry Menden, of Mord.° wee
I of a similaroffence previously, d . 1'
void-UV' annoyance and coat of a petition. (Rear hear.) But we charged with attempted iel•I Fite. 8arne5131.....-e.--- ---- - said: a d
an costs Ba.
oigitteki have had our reward in the result; itia I will tell you am a widow living at eforden. The prisoner has been my s, no. r is L
now why you have had no petition. Six it a small lodger for 20_yeare. On Saturday morning the roper FOC:MIRING Or A jitenZL.-Aue Pride (.4 the -
majority, and it seems on the rice of it to invite a gun- called me. 20? oars.
him what he wanted. He said I is said to have foundered off the Yarmouth coot
tiny, but • scrutiny is a two-edged sword, and if they Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, all=
was to oto Mr. SU kland'e for 2.1 h owed 11 d
eg ware to scrutinise I should have been able to scrutinise he a ' c •e ow him, an being saved. The ahip is the property of Mee
• them-(cheere-mod then perhaps we should have arrived should not get up any more. I took him some Mai Cox and Good, coal merchants, Bridport Hobe
at some explanation of that mysterious hatch of "mei when he said he had been trying to cut his throat,
which in the counties of the votes so suddenly brought turned back the clothe- and saw a mark on his throat. being engaged by them for the conveyance ..I t•
from Sunderland to B 'd n port. She sailed from:
I majority from le down to 6. That is. gentlemen, I saw a knife on the table, it was a pocket knife. The h
•we had no &mutiny claiming the seat. Now webad knife produced lathe one I saw. The knife belonged harbour on the Find ult. with ballast, en roe'
teflon to void the seat, because there was no chance to the prisoner, and he said he had done it with that Sunderland, Holten captain. We are informed;
'ding it. If they had succeeded in voiding it they knife.owners are insured.
I took the knife away and went f the police.
or e et
rave been without a second candidate: they have The prisoner has heat &LAI..HIPPING INTELLIOIOCCK. - Arrival. : April .•
sdidate, and if they had been able to tarry him g lately. I heard lalworth, Burt, Lyme, lime. H-Athalaelm BO
i not bevel been able to keep him; and, gentle- prisoner say before that he would commit suicide.- Newcastle reale 28-Sapphire Cook Sunderie
has its own reward, and our majority of six tiagogga Bugle', Police-constable, stationed at Morden, coals. MS/ 3-121 Bo' • . ' • 1
early made, is as good for all practical pur- said: On Saturday. May Ist, about nine o'clock in Deol P t eman, Isle Lyme, nil. .
1t had been • majority of 60 or GOO. the morning, the last witness came to my house and sad oole, manure. —meiliaps : April ei-.
only regret, gentlemen, that the asked me if I would come up to her house am quick aa Tees Packet, Humphreys, Port Madoc. WM
-on what authority I know not- I could when I got there ehe weed Inc to go • Lelererth, Burt, Lyme, lime. 29-Belle, Rote
led that • petition was on the point to Menden. I - asked her what was the matter she
go 'Metier' Plymouth, tar-water. May 3-Athalashe itmc
nu it seems to me to cast a slur upon Lyme, nil.
all, I say the weapons with which I told me that he had been trying to cut his throat 'with GooD Tin Th re hoer
plain speaking-(lear, hear)-and • knife, and she gave Me the knife. I went upstairs the • PLANT.- 4 Good Ternplare 0 ,
• strict discipline in the ranks of and asked him what he ha i been doing, he made no thismalvers7 h irorder
•••
of the introduction of t e
etleansin, in taking leave of a answer. I timned the bedclothm back and found h town, at e " Hall" in Barrack-street, on '
te will never again be occasion had a scratch on hie neck, there was • little blood oi: day evening, in the shape of • tea meeting ands
sliders of the Liberal party the collar of his shirt. I told him he should t • h entertainment. Both were well attended. The
utitions. and let there be heed ; but he
cur .
et Ife such ermine of the evening con/detest of recitati ,••
thoughts tof his
&eon& If they will meet - ett a h Would do it •
en believe that they will yet. I then charged him with attempting to commit dialogued vocal and instrumental, music and tees.
noses, for the honour, Several members of the lodges sustained the :hoe'
suicide, and took him into custody. I took him to the of the e •e- e e-•
'en, you will naturally station in the raternoin and gave him to the superin- "Virtue." and "Graces" in the tabica,a.,-
-don and its come- redone -The prisoner was committed for trM •ri •
, a had a ve7 pretty effect. Mr. Colman ',resit .
id of the election Quarter Sessions. i t several officers gave addresses, referring to the • '.,
described as an and advancement of their order. Tue,day Wt.
H '
olieve that bad -...-•••••
ILTON. the anniversary of the "Crusader" lodge.
the counties,
the Govern- TEMPERANCE S. tCIET'Y. AN INCORRIGIBLY. - (Iconic Borral/. "'sr
Chideock, was 1 c
• think the An entertainment in 41 of the funds of the abeve etme charged in custody on remiss _
1 • loaf, v Elice
~,ree iu society was given in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening, e, ag , slue 6.d., property of Mrs. , .
eee'reie 4th instant. The first piece was a reading, with song, Elm, of Banish., on the 26th ult.-Prisoner pw
r es,..eg entitled "The Reclaimed." The second part consisted et tee and promised to do it "Neter ri,4 a.) arr
hold glees, mega. dc, of which the followine is a list :-Due . Taylor said she sent her grandam, Georee'llt,
ee ^ The Swallow" (Mendelasohn), the Miser Barton ..ta a boy about aix years, to Whitchurch-crosg for 3 '
May" f WeberX Temperance Glee Choir; clurt,oh!ht.of he came back without it, and was crying. faTe
Away" ((rem Sommer songs of country life), B r was taken away from him.-The leo (erne
Haunam stud Z. J. Elsworth ; song and echo, '' We area Kerah Knight, of Whitchurch, net the ll'
'owing sister Mary, the Misses Barton and Kim Fisher' afterwards the prisoner, who was carrying the 1°
se, "Peaceful .lumbering on the ocean" (Stamm). Tem- P.C. Battrick dated apprehending prisoner, eh,,'
mos Glee Choir: duet, from Mendelss Mo. YID 5, him he was sorry for it, but that him father iro,
~lie'
es and Men Fisher; song. " Excelsior." Kim Barton; for the loaf. Barnett =rare to be totalif ire
The last rose of Summer,' Teniperance Glee Choir; almost d b Wed hint for 'I:
'would that my love" Glendeleaohn NW um
'-rbs
Bese
"'mu
-
fisher:
gum "Hark I „olio
strikes the i Bartoncm Dorchester.-Prisoner had been out of prime
`he ithalie• Barton. Miss Fisher, and Tr. abort time when he committed the above odeom
"he duets, "Par Away.. .We 'are mating Ma. WARTONR " PorTLAturt."—Hcaloii"
end the sang "Excelsior," were urrearieudy kid, of Beaminster, was charged with being ',kw
seemed especial favourite,- The Rev. a riotous at Beaminater on let Aprie-Mr.
Witt a thoroughly practical addre.s, and defended.-P.C. Hooke stated seeing defend's'
th worthy and esteemed vicar brought the Police Station on the evening of lot ult.. not.•
to • close.
hand-bell, and crying" Wei ton forever' flee!,
\PTeBIII7ItY, drunk and cresting • disturbance; witness ca''
him several times, but he threatened to quit
rum -Mr. Freame, the clerk head open with a stick be held in his hand
' acted as agent for Mr. was wearing the colours round his hat. lic eie"',e
Met, felt some diffidence in gentlemen to patronise him for what he led e
me in the hearing of these Mr. Nantes contended defendant wes
of the magistrates Mr. character, and that during the election then •
eeicrates' clerk in the deal of interest abroad, and defendant Wm 1.
by several individuals to ring a bell, =dere .e
for ever." Mr. Nantes hoped the bench 11`'.'•_",
extenuating circumstances-The Bench, he"
.umber of yooro first offence and considering the lot April er
oh, was taken period, imposed a fine of se. and cost., eei
Impel mbar, defendant of the danger of interfering with i
,n Sunday A Cloxnacriso Cans. —At the Co"
d , Sessions, on Monday, before W. 11"cew
A to the (Chairman) and S. W. Whetharn, l'eee-;
et was excited a deal of interest, and .iceueime
able time in the hearing.-Marthew 6sma,
•rae Stoke Abbott, was summoned for intieene
se hag Emma Spencer, wife of hew Spencer, k
• Broadwindrar, on the 10th April lade end
charged the prosecutrix with larceny id ir°
lin" dar•- • . Jolliffe, of Crewkerne, sP
half or the charge of larceny, and Mr. .1. '
'4Perti prosecuted for the &melee,
mtion took place between the two olio
to the came being heard eeksrateeell ce;
rid be amalgamated. '11" m"
' with. The evidence of the womb%
'ye that the was gathering "let; em
'old, that he came up to her er
take the wood. Ile Tu•T..,
the repulsed He •:(fered Deo
eh her clothing. She o_lot
'ten she threw her hUVAIIe,
to fall down. She prom;
eendant called 01" 0411
eed potatoes. if te
d IleiPPened• i ers"
lei or hinWel t„..
mired Whiw,f, "
"tied him
list had
lefemise
. with
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