The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03 00:00:00

WIYILOUTH.

Tes WEYMOUTH BUILT Vissie..—Th• Ventura bas
Ws somplerad by Mir. /Lyles, aad she sallad on
Moaday laat, for Oardiffoisi rouga foe Baia, wbsaaa she
la to trade.
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-111-07.1)-DittnricatD.-0•orge &Puree, who has been
SIMI for title offeaos mores a times, wee ea Thursday
seam ureleted l 10.. end costa for his old °geom. it
Is mid he thinks a °filing the Good Tempbust We
hope It is true, and that they may keep him sober.
The fliamer.—We are Informed, ou tbe beet
authority, that there hag net been melt • good time
Maria, the Yeomanry week for years peat, as during
that week peak The Wilms as the &placed, have
heat let from mid to sod, sad during one part of the
U.... then was net " flag of distress," a lodgings'
curd, to be emu, _ _

Dilrgllooll AIIII•OLT IT • Boy.—B•twimen meets
Lad eight oo Tamday might, • little fellow named
William Gill, of Rolla Coors, Rest-stroet, was walking
along the isphutade, near Bromwich-buildinga. whoa
another boy named Miller, about ire years older, for
he M between 14 mid 15, pushed Mtn ovar the lieplaoade
on the shingle, and jamped on him, till he became in.
eentesble, and then left him In knit state. UMW Gill
was found by • lady and taken to Dr. Rhodes, who
It first thought he would not lime, but after otreful at-
tention we boy partly reorierrod, and he was still MAME

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nest day.
FOR BITTER, 101 WOIBI.—AE unlucky soldier mad*
ac extreordieary applioattia before oar megistreles at
O reireat sitting. It appeared that he bed married •
woman with oboe* excellencies or defects it was rea-
sonable to suppose be was in soma maitre aimitaisted,
before 'akin too decisive step of making her his sits.
'For bettor, for worse he etimptsd her; but expert
snot, he nye, led blot to believe that she did not fulfil
her part of the bargain by " forisking all o,her," and
he bad a sad tale to tell of her delinquencies. He
therefore prayed for • divorce. But alas for his paw*
of mind, there writ none to pot slander; the .is
bed DO power, even if they had the will, to perform
this delicate oeremony, and the gallant son of Mars
had to bear his burden without aid and without hope,
unless hi can himself effect • reform, or raise the
treeemery funds for that expletive luxuty for • man in
his positioo, • divers.

BO PITTIT -11:1141-101111.—Toaday : Before the
Mayor (Kr. J. Roberteos) and K. J. Ayliog.
• Xtooli •reammos AID OVIRTIMI.
George /dotard A mold, • lad who bad been p prentieed
seder the Mtoo shauty to Mr. Mks, shipbuilder, yea
summoned for disobeying bis roaster's lawful orders.
Tb• boy did not at drat appear, and rervioe of the
✓ammoes wee proved.
Mi. Lyles mid the conduct of the boy wee generally
bad, be refused to obey orcere, and generally crondested
himself mere as a muter than he (hr. kyles). With..
bad previously eomolalned to tie treats.. of tiir
flanonid poo's eintritl, respecting his eooduot. The
apprentoes's father had walled on Wm, and asked to
bays olie indentures eaneelled, to iamb he (Mr. Lyles)
✓eplied that be was perfectly willing
The Mayor did sot know that that would been/dent;
If the boy was insubordinate, he wet Ilallo to be mot to
DoroboOtto.gool.

-11 r. Alll4--said that, aa the boy ino appmatk.d
seder the charity, he mut have pat the trustees to the
expense of hie outfit
The boy autruoently preunledtwj.tl, sod being
laterregated, maid be bad no limit to dud with hie muter,
bat he did out with to work tam MCKIM A.ked bow
idol this du, h. said from hon-out ISt* or 10
H. you paid for queue ir overtime.

Yr. kite said tit: bor. was paid nooomiox to bit i
lodestars* They bid been rstber premed with work
lately, as be was under a bond to finish the vessel
Visitors, *Mob bad left harbour {tat morn*, by *
(attain time under a bond. lie aoktowledged that Um
boy kept very good time in the morning. bat ho was
Lot ionorcily good tdMpend to ww, of a sulky
dispositioo and he refused to work overtime, thoogh
paid for
TIN ategieleahes decided whether It Irma be NUL
deaf t• animal the ladestase, *ad Mr. Aylee old be