The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-13 00:00:00

WSYNOITTH.

TRAMP'S" Or LIORIIINO. —The license of the Globe
Inn was transferred from Mr. John rennont t Mr.
Samuel Baker, and that of the Lion Inn fr.= Mr.
W. Morgan to Mr. Jame* Byrnes.

Tim Paorosso Pits.—We understand the applica-
tion of the Piers' Company (Limited) lots previsional
order to erect and °Wotan a promenade pier in the
bay opposite the Burdon Hotel has been granted.
Cysts lies. The following gentlemen were
appointed Overseers for the parish of Melcombe Regis
on Tuseday:—Mr. J. Vincent, jun., t. Mary tre, t:
Mr. F. Crab", York-bulldings, and Mr. George Smith
Russell, St. Mary-street.

THS RZSEILT or me ELSCTIONB.—The statement
that "there has been two sesta gained by the Con-
pervades' in this county" is as incorrect in fact as in
grammar. Bhaftmbury and Wareham, formerly
returning Conservative members, have turned them
out, putting in Liberals by majorities of 34 and 35
respectively, thus extinguishing the effect in the
county of the narrow Conservative insj wities, 6 at
Poole and 9 at Bridport.
A TaogrzgY CRAW:JR—Before Dr. Tizard (chair-
man), J. Milledge, Esq , J. K lichens, Esq., B.
Hopkins, Es() , and J. Lundie, Esq.—A man n.tmed
Rickard Trend was charged by a widow woman named
Martha Eyall, with refusing to give up some pawn tickets
and two gold rings.—Mr. Howard appeared for defen-
dant.—Both parties had lived together for a month as
man and wife, and the whole case rested on whether
the rings were bought with his or hermoney. •In order
to get ad of the cum Mr. Howard agreed to give the
woman the rings, but as for the pawn tickets his client
knew nothing of them, she could easily remedy that
by going to the pawn-brokers.—This charge was dis-
missed, both parties to pay their own costs.
TIIKAIII2 ROYAL. —An unusually brilliant gathering
of the elite of the town and neighbourhood will assem-
ble within the walls of our temple of Thespis on Wed-
nesday and Thursday next to do honour to the talents
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.....o;—iiterisr, the 4th inst., the remains of the late
Miss Emily Browning were taken to their last resting
place. Deceased was much beloved by the poor of
Weymouth and Dorchester, the greater part of her
time being devoted to the periormanca of charitable
dee& Unquestionably she will receive her reward in
that other and better world. The funeral procession I
started from the oosstguerd station at 2 30. The
bearers, wearing mourning cloaks, consisted of six
coastguards MOIL On their arrival at the church they
were met by the Rev. Mr. Hill, who precede i them
Into the church. Souse very beautiful an I affecting
hymns were sung by the choir. At the conclusion of
the service the coffin wee borne to the grave, followed
by her ganrdian, Mr. Spicer, of Dorchester, her
brother and eater, and the lady at whoa* house she
wee rudding previous to her death, who were all
visibly very much affected. A beautiful garland was
palmed on the coffin previous to Its being lowered into
tzars by the ehUf officer of the c aetguard, Mr.
On the whole it was one of the most affecting
sights it has been our lot to witness. The guardian of
the deceased lady, Mr. Spicer. hal expressed him-
self deeply sensible of the gallant conduct of the Coast.
guards Blackford and Flieher in rescuing the body of
the deceased lady, and the e induct of Mr. Hall,
who was untiring in his efforts t restore her on her
being landed.
" Jac's" ig Teorqua At the Birough Police
Court on Monday, before She Mayor (G. E.Eliot,Esq.),
Dr. Drew, and J. E. Robene' Esq. four sailors na iied
John Wilson, John Star/tag, Georg; Bray, and Michael
card', belonging to the Warrior, were charged with
committing wilful damage to a door in Chapellisy.
street, to the amount of 2s. ' the property of John
Gibson. The house, from the evidence, appeared to
be but discreditably kept —A woman named Emily