The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-20 00:00:00

WEYKOUTE.

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MATOII'I3 Dime were let by auction by Mr. S.
8. lifliedge, of the firm of Milledge and son &no-
Camera, for £lB, on Tuesday last, the lures being Mr.
Templeman.
& COMPAMT. D.V.R.—ColooelWilkinsonconimand-
ing the 39th Brigade Depot, will inspect this company
on Wednesday, September 21st, at 5.45. p.m. The
money allowed by Government to those men who
attended the eight days at camp, will be paid to the
men previous to the parade.
Inrausicor. On Saturday, before Mr. JULUSII
Milledge, James Cox, • soldier, was brought up for
being drunk, and not giving an amount of himself.—
P.e. Kale found the prisoner last night, in Mr.
Lovell's home, Trinity-road, behind the street-door,
in the lobby.—Sapt. Vickery said the prisoner was
going to India, sad • corporal gave him • character as
" pretty steady.”—Allowed toga on payment of costs,
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—Gmlnitottirr, Holman, AND REWAID.—One of those
valuable persans who'll= to think watering
and in them are made and kept up gratis eraZaii
pleasure of those who give their presence and enquiries,
sat sometime last week in one of the chairs provided
by private enterprise for the Benda. On leaving she
refused to pay the penny In. A young man named
Knight, as she was going, noticed something under the
chair, and gave it her with • "Beg pardon, ma'am
you have dropped your purse." She shortly replied
"Thank you, and carried off her heavy puree without
giving the finder • eon.
Coarrisimi FALL Tneauon Doungswginse. The
person who lost the situation of nurse at the Union
has again fallen. On Tuesday last, before the
Borough Magistrates, Eliza Inakip was charged with
being drunk and sleeping on one of the Foplimade
chairs about one o'clock.—P.C. Bullen found her in
one of the chairs opposite Gloucester-row, whoop with-
out any visible means of subsisteace.—She had
discharged herself from the Workhouse on Friday,
and about midnight the constable found her in
company with three soldiers.—Mr. Milledge : Are
you the daughter of Lieut. Inakip. whom I well knew
here I—The prisoner sorrowfully said her husband's
father was Commander in the Royal Navy. She had
tried to get a situation; but she seemed to have lest
every hops.—She was reminded that she had lost it
through her own acta.—ln answer to a remark of the
Bench, Supt Vickery reminded them the prisoner
associating with soldiers, seemed falling into another
sort of wickedness.—The Bench seemed very much
exercised as to what to do with prisoner; but finally
sent her foreseen days' hard labour.--Samuel Black-
burn was summoned for drunkenness; but did not
appear.—P.O. Bartlett. on September 4th saw defend-
ant very drunk in St. Thomas-street, and brought him
to the station.—Firnd fe., or seven days' hard labour.
STEALING MONIT.—At the Borough Court, on Wed-
nesday, before Dr. Drew, B. Hopkins. Esq., and D.
Collett, Esq., Henry Gil, of Abbotsbury, labourer,
aged IS, was sharged with stealing a purse and 14..
' from a bedroom lo Garibaldi-row, the property of
James Hillear, on the 11th inat.—lt appeared that the
lad had been lodging at this house for three or four
months, and sleeping in the same room as Hillear.
On Saturday night Hillear went to bed, putting his
trousers with a purse, containing 4s, at the head of
the bed. Next morning his mined the purse ; but the
lad said nothing about it. On Monday night the boy
returned from " Cheapjack," with a bucket and
quantity of other goods, and the woman of the house
asked him how be got the money, as he had only is.
on Saturday night. At last he admitted be had stolen
the old man's money, and thrown the puree on the
railway embankment. This story was confirmecl
There had been nothing against the lad previously,
and he expressed hie regret. He MN sentenced to
seven day.' hard labour, and the boods, also 7s. of the
money which he had spent elsewhere, and which was
recovered, were returned to Hillear.
SHIPPING NUM.—Arrivals : Great Western, Blam-
pied, Cherbourg, general; Aquila, Painter, Jersey,
general ; Empties, Cosecs, Dartmouth, passenger.;
South of Ireland, Perim Cherbourg, general ; Cygnus,
Filcher, Jersey, general ; Brighton, Falls, jersey,
general; Mermaid, Le Meander, Swansea, coal
Premier, Bowring, Bournemouth, Passengers; Alma;
Mountifield, Lyme, Government stores; Baveneworth,
Lovell, Hartlepool, coal; Zoe, Attwooll, Hartlepool,
coal.--Sallings: Empress, Cosecs, Dartmouth,
passenger.; Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg,
general; Brighton, Falk, Jersey, general; Countess,
, Hartlepool, ballast ,• Speed, Vye, Hartlepool,
ballast; Annie Monica, Attwooll, Portland, nil ;
William George, Goetelow, Portland, nil • South of
Ireland, Pure Cherbourg, general; Audit, Painter,
Jersey, general' Verson, Tomqeist, Copenhagen,
ballast; Lion, Hayden, Cowes, ballast; Cygnu.,
Flisher, Jersey, general; Time, Teal, Portland, nil;
Diamond, Gray, Portland, nil; Premier, Boi,
Bournemouth, passenger.; Annie, Hodder, Portland,
nil Polka, Norris, Hartlepool, ballast.
THE YOUYG WOKEN AND THE DUSTMAIL—On Tues.
day last, before W. Talbot, Esq., J. Milledge, Esq.,
B. Hopkins, Esq., and Dr. Drew, William Whittle, •
dustman, was summoned by Alexandra Wetland, a
young woman, who lives with her mother in Bunion-
buildings, for an assault, and there was a crow'
summons against the young woman.--She said that on
Tuesday, August 30th, between five and six she was
going for a walk with her (female) cousin, when
defendant came and stepped on her foot. She told
him not to step on her frock, when he called her • dirty
slut, and he spat in her face, and struck her with
his left fist clenched, having a bundle 'if wood under
his right arm. On Wednesday in the street she was
with her sister, when be spat at her and called her
• disgraceful naine.—Defendant here called complain-
ant • liar, and was checked by Mr. Arden.—Complain-
ant's sister Emma corroborated plaintiff ; but defendant
said it wasn't worth while to ask any question, be cams
there not to tell lies, but to spank the truth.—Mrs.
Elisabeth Worland, said she was in the room and the
door waa open. When defendant struck her daughter,
she ran and caught her as she was falling into the
room. This was not the first time he had interrupted
them, and his language was most obecens.—Defendant
So is yours.—ln defence he said he hardly ever came
In or out but someone was at the door. He admitted
spitting at her; but she did it first, and she called him
• "dirty dustman," but he did not know where they'd
be without dustmen—go to the Backwater, he supposed.
—Alexandra Wayland was then charged smith assault-
ing William Whittle.—He said that as be was bringing
In some sticks,the girl was standing at the door, acmes
the way, and she said "What are you doing, you nasty
dirty dustman?" and spat at blur, when be did it in
return, and pushed her on one side.—Alexandra War-
land : When did I strike you I—Whittle : I did not
say you did.—A. Wariand : You have summoned me
for assaulting and beating you. Here is the summons,
would the gentlemen like to look at it I—Trie Bench
declined, and the young woman denied spitting at the
man, but said she met him at the front door, and
stepped on one aide, with her hands behind her. —The
Bench considered the charge against Whittle clearly
proved, and bound him over to keep the peace for three
months, ordering him also to pay the cost., 10.—The
summons against the girl was