The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30 00:00:00

PIDDLETRIniwasa.
p,aprixv rust-Lb-I tfl We•lnes•lay evening, November
;710,. is te , .e. I p 11.Iio 11...4in.: sta• hell in the Baptist
Figsr Arignsusrg srtyy. Bail-mos nowirr RIFLI 01.'1.1. 11l- l'• : :' : :, t'l., te 1 W,171 fixed at half- tei•t
VoI,UNTREWS. -Statement of efficient., awl nonudicknits • live. p•• • i ' • • . ''l ! ''''''l.' n'll'a'r
for 1t,7 1 aud 1475:- ' a..'. 1• 1 1. • - Nl' 7 7 - 1-rt- f the •••••tuty. .1 • •
----' j • Clearance wig mole. t r , le for tlie gr.. iter ,it • : ,
expected at the 111:1.7.' : ,7 : ',.7. The in .A• in .:tii:.-- '. es
' Zfl;tristsls.pil;r' , r';ltt Brow' . IMay. n'et, ' 'Lei' 'tin; singing,i.l hpwl'iliiti
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- Davis. -Mr. I . .
: comgrat tlate I. • : •••.ent and
s face": able p•,' 7 . . • ..f pr tver
s now in COON' ••: • e -. •ei .1 reference
v to the recent •-,...
, este...ling t, a''•• . • - 7 1 77 i I;7 oil II Ottl.•t tht,,,..-.11..ut
the county. Ile th,t ..xl. •,-;,• 1 Ir. au.lien•••• V. Flit Is
confidence in en • gre vie-, ••I logual instrument ility,
giving an an ill ' -trail et. a p ...r ••I•.ettn., w-blll3lll in Wales,
who by her tarthing rashlight, moved a while village unto
true heartetelt plewlata w ith Gob - Mr. Harrington
followed, express :a.: ti .e: ',.•ti.,” at being pre-ebb It
was his tint appearanc ' ant ci.•st them, net he felt
, cheered by the warm r•e•ept..•:, ho hot rec,•ived, as a
comparative stranger. Ile then made a bay appropriate
remarks -•ta 1 • 'mound- • sic, 11. It !,,.:. ~.,,,r ,I 14 11
the people of Ito I si• wild he of go.al c;eirage, and
axkul all presebt to do rah tntiy f-w the mainwitabec ••f
truc spiritual worship in thelr n• i."l,l„orlevsl. - Mr.
maikie made some hontour itli remark. •ol "11: gging rant
how to do it." Ile sai-I tho liletalicits• ri xie:y of Doraet
b,.1 doted hills to the edect that no be :.: tr 5h0.11.1 receive
relief from the public. Mat at the ri.k of coining
under the cet•sure Or the, legal aothorities. ho would
ask them to •4 111,- 101111, Ti It 3, Mere i.e.:...: 117 ~ 11. It .ii those
who ha•l a ri :Id to a k what Got hat given, for the
support of hi: in :tit it •-•:. It wa: no use, -aid he„for
th•mi to express their ••.....,- aity in a were rattle of wont..
Without pr,tie.illy -1, ..1i,..: It 1.1.* their sv•wk 4. The vroman
who lost her c •w, an 1 ha I not wherewithal t • hdY
another, felt tits' tie' I"-, .ta -he wanted woe .110 who
could feel in his pocket a: well as in his heart, money
being the (only kind ••f Welk,: salted to porch., • another
eow. Stich, he •leelare•l, was the kind of fuding nuclei
by all. to have the pws•olt Wed Hug romrlete,i, an:lop-heti
free of debt.-Mr. ',Art', in is fr•o• hirtrty 54i•clo.state,1 the
dial:allies a,n wiatet o iii, the pr•aecntion of his arduous
work, an•l called C'r the sympathy full eo-operation •.f all
his friebis, if they w-1111•1 :we the work prosper, awl hi,
mind relieved of a great perplecitv, as the rcapon-ible
a.:••ut for all expenses c einect al with the new chapel. The
building is now w.-11-nigh eottipleted. awl the sum of .t. 1910
I, required V. 111.. Ct th. 7 i• X lovti..a. A" •Ileet 1..11 won MAC
at the close of the meetit•r, •••, behalf of the (ond. .Iny
frien•ls who feel interested in the work, awl wh•• are di5n,....1
n,....1 t., Oro. it in ~,.1 ...ili,crlpti.,34 to Mr. .1. ()iris.
13 ipti.i miniater, Piddletrenthide, Lb wchester -Caotin Hai-
ruled.

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DOROZEIITIER.
LEGAL—Mr. Alexander Ross, of Weymouth. who served
his articles with Mr. Coombs, of Dorchester. Das stiMel4-
fully pas.ed his anal examination, entitling hiau to be
admitted as a solicitor.

DORCHESTER FASMltits' CLUIL—" The proposed new
Cattle Market at Dorchester" is the subject for iiiseussion
at the lir4 meeting of this cleft for the precut session,
next S.tturslav evening, at the Antelope Hotel.
t :Rear WRSTERS RAILWAY. Dre•fsfr • r Tra —The
1.01 p.m. train front Portland t Weymouth will newt at
1.5 U an I the LU p.m. train fro: Wey ttttt nth to Portland
will start at LIU p.m. With the ahove exceptions, there
will be no alterations in the trains for the month of
Deeetul
Doacifeerge NITIONaI. SCHOOLS.—At a meeting of the
committee on Friday last, a sehoolmintress wan eleet.el in
the room of WWI Way, whn retires from her position as
tuietress sit the (firl'n Kele at Christmas, after more than
a quarter ssf a eentirry'n devetesi and nuecoodul labours.
There were three • militate+, and the choice fell upon Miele
Hardy, of Pisla:chilitam
Con/tinge TO THE DORSET COURTT PRlSOV.—Sessissc :
Michael Mr Claskey, John Wildilll, Mattiteer Patterson.
and David Davies. dealing brandy. citron, ote. at Wes-
mouth; Sarah White and Sarah Whitleek, stealing cheese
sit Perth/TA—Hard Labe., : Patrick Kelly, II reel
jell...ft and Jelin alietheying shin master's
, comma/AS at Weym eith, 12 weeks • Andreas feeders. se,
disobeying ',hip mater's c miniande at Wey Ch. 2
calender months : Then.. Wyatt, tenancy at Tarrant
• (Weenie, Andrew Mullins. stealing wool at I Okeford
and David Dario°, Aerating whisky at Wevimeith, 1
calendar met. h Ellen Smith, oinankennes at Weymouth
and Henry Robert., stealing apylee at Syne-mistier)°, 7
daya—futpreloneseal : John Martin, breach of the peace
at Weytneuth. :1 calendar months.
BOROUGH POLICK—The annual report to the Watch
comurittee, which Is,. recently been nulotelttesi by Sept,
f %event shows that the lesrough pseice force cons.. of
1 Superintendent, 1 Sergeant, and 6 countable*, and that
the cost of the estaldi.loment for the year welling
September It was .t.kr 19s. Bal., of which half is rep ii.)
by the Treasury. Ten permits were pro....eled against by
inslietment —last year there were none—al erf males and
It' female. summarily, total Wi being an increase of 11 on
Kt. Of insecure prem.. reported by the police between
IU p.m. awl 6 yen. there is thin remarkable number-
:l3 front done, 31 windows. 13 front garden gates, :9 gates
and doors losing to rear id dwelling.honees, 176.
451 weighto arta rei scales have been inspected in shops,
and 1,15 weights at the policesstation, arta
it lo satis-
factory to tied that all these have been (Wald generally in
good repair. 122 se..ll3rs' certificate* have been granted
or endoreest and the fees 4:100. 94. dl. go to the Watch
rate. 45 to mobile and heer.houses. there are 3": general
licensed bounce :five beer.heueea licensed on the premises;
one refreshment Louse with wine and beer license; one
house licensed to sell wines and spirit s in fooled to he
c 'mutual off the premises ; the conduct of which during
the year has been satinfactory, awl there has been only
one conviction recorded. The superannuatioe fund
amounts to about .Cl.lO. The report concludes with
mentioning the satisfactory inspection of the force on
July ra, buy Capt. Willie, Iler Majesty's Inspector.
Floaornd Pierre Sessioxs, Monday.—Before Mr. J. F.
Hedges, Mr. G. J. G. Oregon-.
Joseph Ke.ce.greengrerer. was charged with being drunk
d and isord i erly ts High East-street.
p.c. Carter said that on the evening of the 19th rodent,
, about E. 314, he was fetched to High East-street where he
I found defendant apposite ('ox's shoo drunk and making •
great noise, causing a .rev.el to reflect. Asked hint what
was the matter, when lie isig "1 wants my rights, and I
will have them." Toll I he had setter go on, as he was
causing a great disturbance in the street. He ncid he
should not. but went into Mr. Cox's shop, and neon
abusing Mrs. Cox, using foul language. Mrs. Cox gave
him some ttttt net. and be then returned into the street,
holleaieg "hurrah I've got rey ll
Creee-examined : Mr. (... little boy fetch.) him.
When he got these otefeedant was on the payees..t in
front of the dem. From what he heard pass, be learnt
there was wine diorite with Mee Cox aLout some money.
When he arrived. Mrs. cox sail to defendant "lU pay
you new there's a witness to gee." Mr. Cox was in a way
about it, but did not ahem defendant. [list not hear Mrs.
Cox call him a "goel-for.nothlng scanty." Defeuslant
was &inky. After he got his money he went up the street
quietly,
Mrs. Cox osisl defendant came in and inquires' fer Mr.
Cox. raying he wanted the money to fey the rent- they
have land together, earls pitying half the rent, and there
was money due to defeuslant Mr. I'ix we- at Whitton.
Defendant asked if the money wan left for hiss, reel she
nail he Lut nlie coda pay bliss. She asked hew emelt it
was, when ho threw the bill on the table. Their clerk,
Purchase tear it up, a:,.1 toll her the amount. Just then
she N.. 14 Calliel into the +Mop te serve a gentleman. A•ksel
slefenaant if he mull wait, end he ses:a! yes. Is, about five
Minutes jii4 a+ •Ile Wad making out the invoice Mr the
gentleman .lefen.lant earn,: from the count...Melee, end
seta "You haven't gat the money." and began raving In
an excite.i w:!y. Ile then went outside, and began calling
her f.ossl nameo through the window, and hollsetiorg. Si,,
sent for the y slice in consequence of the noie Ile made in
the shop. Wheu the eountable cause in defend:tut
followest and she paid him the money (4:: Defen-
dant Wad is, a sleet excited an.l thet was ails'. ',mid
ray ad to his OM
, Cro.d-eld,1111i11.1: Did not tell him she would not nay the
I money without the I * ' there. buta. Ile was
in the shop nhe thought he 11114kte. gee the pay-
merit. Ile gas's re,eirt, mud had not received sue
since.
he Town Clerk raid defetelast hail letter give ono or
he would be liable to a ponalty ter receiving mere *lieu
dee without eh ing a damped receipt.
Witness contineed : Believea defendant ha') seen Cox
earlier in the slay. Defendant hail never :Meal her for
the reut soefor.. Bet: itenbanil did not leave her instrues
Buns to pay the lent t:he IdlleW the 19th wan the day isf
the Duchy audit. Whenever :Frs. Fee& asked for the
tithes she had them.
Ur. SyliMiroli said the •juestion was whether defetereint
was drunk and disorderly.
Witness: Never need any abusive language to him. Diol
not know that defendant had called three or four times
that day fur the misney.
, Mr. Pope said defendant rented some land from the
Duchy, ansi some time a,:ci let Mr. Celt have half of it, on
condilloa that the rent and tithes should he paid at the
thee due. Issofetslant heil had great difficulty in getting
the money, and on the sla ss ouectinn was put off several
tames, but at last Mr. dux said just before five o'clock that
if I, wouhl emu° is, again alertly ha Uvula pay it Whell
he did retion he found Mr. Oct bad left the town, and
both the clerk auil Mrs.. Cox said they had no instructienn
to pay anything of the farm accounts. Defenolaut then
got eXeitea, and Sai.l Ile would not leave the dem till he
had it, for lie had got to pay before six o'clock that
evening. Then Mr. Cox sent for the police. Paying she
would not pay till a onietable was there as a wimese ; and
silica, It: arrived the money was handed over. Ile ghoul
also he able to; ; rove that defendant was not drunk by
several witnesSe...
The magietrates thouget tl,u. re‘dter arose from differ-
ences between the portico. Their kns.s.s eteLeilant was
excitable, but it del rot appear that the fiat ef the
drunkenness was sufficiently made out to warrant them
in convicting him. The summons was therefore dis-
missed.
an Sioersonds v. W iataSilamonds, gardener. —This+ was
a dispute between bunband and wife, Mr. Howard for the
defendant, and Mr. Weston for the wife. The parties had
been married for 26 years, but there had been frequent
disagreements. Binding over to keep the pease was sug-
gested, bet the Town Clerk deought they would not be
emote to live heepily by law. However, Mr. Weston was
willing to take the hunloand's bend with a sufficient surety.
But Mr. Howard would only offer the husband's sown recog-
nizance. Separation was minted, but Mrs. Sisninonds said
she slid not want to he parted Hein hire, flatder these
circumstances the case was golle iuto.
Mr. Weston said the wife hail suffered from defend:al:a
violent conduct for several years, and alto from false accu-
sations he had made against her. Beery now and then
he gave way to fits of pamion, and treated her shamefully;
aml lie asked the Bench not to send him to prison, but to
bind bins over to keep the peace with sufficient sureties.
For several years his 111. treatment hail been sleeve to her.
When they used at Bockhampten he was bound over with
a sueety, but uotwithstanding thinhe continued hi n beats
ing, but like a good wife, she took no proceedings to bring
pitniehment on Mie, audit:aka the surety forfeit his bend.
She was now in fear of tor life, and he appealed to the
Bench to ghe her pretectlsin.
Complainant gabl they hail been married X years, and
now lived in Bensetrdet Theylet lottiur, and last Hider-

WAREHAM.
ACCIDENT. —We regret to announce the oleath of Mr.
John Kent. of We•t I 'hal hut. which N ot event to •k place
atehenterfieti Dolls •,W.ytty otth. on the ISO Nov. We hear
that on the 2.lth Ang.t .le..easesl oat out ntimg over his
farm. when unfortuorb.ly his Ii o.ge fell, ant Mr. Kent
nnstainwl t cii.l.• —l,' of the 'pine :tn.ll,elvie K tic. lii
wiia ininos•iately a.tented by Mr. Good. sorzeon, 4 Thor
cheater. awl the ads to of Dr. Lush. of Wey 1111 l nth. was
also obtained. Ity their re,unniewlatvm be wan remove.)
Weynionth, n here he wgis conrtvntly seen by Mr. tb..l
and Dr. H.nith. hut the iniuries proved ng sertmn tha.
medical Atli war onavgriiiii:g ant lc. died on the Pith
November. The was highly respected. and his
death in much rv;retted he a Lure eirte of friends.

wizirsoaNs.
Prerr SIM.ION4. Fri - I:ef,re the Rev. C. J. Glyn, the
Av.tstets. and the R v. G. V. Garl tull.
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Joh. Strut. i littet,,,, ts.utter, was ~ustszoned by %CHh M.
nrown, the °dicer etunloyed by the Bournemouth society for
pret entitog env It% t“ midst 114, for w•s.k is.; a hymn is a cart at
Kin, 0. sn the 1:41, li,i , is an mat stab:.
Mr Druitt este.]
It was proved the horse had a sore back and shoulder.—
Delesdast liLuamk,lpsv, sty.
Fine asd b••

Mr Charter it rtner, Criebel. was sulamool
by %Ir Ikil. i .opeet or of iltli.ll.ll, for allowio; a cottage to be
OS erel,M.l,l

It seemed two Idv taresg occupy the cottage, and It ain and
state. injurious to health
Defendant sai.l he :14 dole! all he soul.' to new ly the a% it
The Ilenell nntle an order ft amendio; the existing state of
11.1110, and oasts IS, ed.