The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-04 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

PROFACIATION 01 Till GOSPEL ROCINTY.-011
Sunday cask sermons were preached at Trinity
Church, before large and respectable congregations.,
on behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the
llospel in Foreign Parts. Ihe Lord Bishop of
Ontario in the morning, ably advocated the cause of
the society, and the Rev. Canon Greases, M. A.,
presched the ernon in tbei evening. On Monday
the annual public meeting, in aid of the society, lOU
1..1.1 at the Royal Hotel. The chair was taken by
Lieut..Coloeel Steward, of Nottington, and the
meeting was addressed by the Deputation from the
Parent Society; the Rev. Canon Greases, sod the
Bishop of Ontario.

ltdioraw Pirri Riotous, Tuesday. —Before the
Mayor tool W. St mends, E.q. —Jane Miller charmed
Ilo.es Neon with missals on the 2Dth August. The
parlies lure at Havelock-place. The complainant said
that on the elsy in uneaten she I. ard defendant's wife
Isneuage to her husband about their nett
door neighlione nieaning herself. She accordingly went
to her front fluor and el. fendant came up to her and
wrung to. 64. in her face. He told her she should torn
her p-oetitote. out. bet she had none in the house. Mrs.
N. al maid she lived at the hack of Trinity church. She
had several times been up to see the es .mpleinant, who
was lor sister. and she bad beard Neon, ht. wife and
hi. mother annoy her sister, and go on in a manner
enough to " rear" the place. On the evening, of
thf. 20th he eallod her everything be could ' lay
li, Soaves to." There were lots of people at the end
14 the wall. but could not tell the n•mes of anyone. ,
Her sister kept • respectable house. Eli.. Ann Beal,
eomplainsat's 116.00, corroborated fhe statement of the
presion. witnesses Seeing the defendant "wring" his
ista in her aunt's f.re, she ran to see if • Policeman ws.
in the neighbourhood. The defeneftnt denied that he
ever rained his band against the complainant. He waa
not neer her by at least sin feet. She had been keeping
a eery improper house, and her having in con.equence
lost some friends was the reason she had summoned him
there that day. He lookfti time the house se • house
of ill fame as her niece had been conlined there—The
Mayor said it did not follow that complainant kept an
Improper hottest on that moonset. and defendant was not
itioilleu in acting as he bed done. He most be bound
weer in his own recognisance of CIO to keep the pe.ee
for three months, and pee 8.. et. ocete—Georg• Hol.
Lind was•unitn.oed for keeping • common lodging-house
without being registered. The summons bad been left
at hi. house, but his wife said he was at sea. Sept.
Litlbov7 said that on Friday last he visited the de-
fendant's hese*. situated le Rielly Asset, in company
with Sergeant Haney, and found four women awl one
man in the back kitchen. The parties were all travellers.
The house had formerly been reeisered. bnt the parties
not complying with the byedaw• in haying • privy and
proper drains, the hoe.e was struck off the lin, of
c. ~,,, non lodeinchnumes. The Mayor said that persons
keeping an unregistered lodging-house were liable to •
pe. alty of 40.. • day. The Bench, however, would not
it II et no large a sun, hut would, in the prereat immune.,
ind.ct • fine of Is. and costa, hoping that it would have
the desiftd effeet