The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-11 00:00:00

WITKOVIII.

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asitesos Digs. —On Friday, before the Mayor
li *mKea.), Dr. Slows, T. Abbott, gag.,
111. N. 6
Drew, B. Hopkins, Zs% Willie= Hunter
se;ht appeared on in adjourned Req.,
charged with
having assaulted his .'Us.—Th. NO appeared and add
he hiew nothing about his father's amok as when be
ja drink be (the son) went out.—Hunter was told
that he most appear again in & month before the Court,
snd the wife was informed she must come up again at
the expiration is month and state how her husband
hsd need her, and what money he had allowed her.—
Nester was then permitted to be at large bra month
an hell.
Mons or glidiaND TILLTS.—WeII-filled WY the
Case Tavern last week, when the Weymouth breach
of th• Tompirsoos Soviet, had their tea and enter-
isiamsat, and the Revs. W. Shuttieworth and Dickins
ting„ettstiose, other sonstiensse and several ladies
with songs and netts. But we are mire, aho,
TM ceased last Wednesday maim
vbs. talligi shinons Parents' Treat wee given at Holy
Trinity, with all the aaeompeahnete and charms of
the Mewed and festive meson, for at Holy Trinity they
ep Coimbra well en to the Twelfth N4ht. The
elkaanolschookeeme were decanted far Wednesday
with Sage, imenereter and evergreens, and
of seasonable mottoes. About MO paints
Holy Trinity &Adam gathered, an that the
nem woe well crammed. After tea the Bev. W. B.
Shettieworth presided, and then wee • good dad of
planless talk, and murk. Mrs. Sinttlewarth
Mr. Sitettieworth gave "Polly" with
senelse, _Mrs. Stedman gen two or three nags. iaoind.
"Derby sad Jeen; and Mr. Raynor with her
co an sissasing duet, "Olt tell me, gentle Stranger."
WI, exensaiating in his two oats
ltstisUir moored. Miss Addle= and Mire
played a pleaded* dealt, and Mies Dowdlog.
It11=111•Yed on the American *nett* ; Bev.
r.
reed one of Mrs. Candle's leatares, aid
Mx. Mho aim esbbsais7et reading. Mrs. Shuttlr
yank man " " and than Mix,Doerding Mrs.
FO.egja4 rag andilaveZdl.'llilso"...-.."Theeltkilled aad
I' The seis sok wee mairvizabts. and
htentieVeskeel andlense wee

CRAMS Or ROBBING • ligoo.—Wßlbin Frampton.
Beelionlis wig brought up again charged with 'Waft
money, the property of nae Browning, in Hing-street.
—He asked for the case to be settled that day.—Mr.
Browning, who keeps a refreshment-bones in Richmond-
"ern"' B%idonB`rdaY, 4th Deoemeer, he saw • cup
with some moeey In It inside the mutter in his house;
ountained from 8• to 10s. in silver change. No one
wag in the shop from 25 minutes to two, annePt the
Pr4o.lllr natil the cup and moan disappeared, about
half afterward& It WM In about Ave minutes
after he saw the cup that prisoner was left in the shop,
having asked to be allowed to sit down and eat bki
dinner; but be did not have anything In the shot,
refusing to be supplied with a cup of ooffee.—Jessis
Gaselier identified the prisoner the man who came
into the shoo on Saturday, Deoertsber 4th. About five
minutes after be tame la he rustled out again.—P.C.
linnefned Knweheothed the prisoner, drunk, and found
be had gone into shops for things he had no money to
pay for, and In me case magic were 'toles.—Thsre three other omes against prisoner, but he pleaded
guilty, sad the Resch were sot disposed to take the
otter amisa—Tbres mouths' hard labour, the Mayor
Informing prisoner that if they had heard the other
cues he would probably have had a term of imprison-
ment for each. His Worship strongly adrielYi Prisoner
to burin • new life when be came out of prison' or he
would probably become a coavith —Prisoner, who is
• heavy, dull-looking south, had two respectable-
looking Young women, his sisters. standing behind him
It was said that he had been out of work for ems
time pest, and been supported by his parents. He did
not show signs of being affected lov the sentence.
Lamm AND 3111TIMTAINIIIIIIT
have arranged to give lectures the tird three motessej
the New Year, and from the high clam character of the
first lecture announced we are by no means surprised '
at the success which the committee have already mot
with, surpassing men the expectation of the promoters,
and are rejoiced to find an 065 so desirable has been
so well naive i and is attain such deserved same&
Mr. W. It. S. Ralston in a gen *man well known "as
a scholar of considerable eminence and a stn7-tiller,
obviously in • most courteous and ' Pickwithian' ems%
of acknowledged ability, his recital of various scythe
and legends is unquestionably qu %Int, clever, and
delighting to an &raisin's. His st.cir•luirade of
storied, is simply wonderful—lndia and Italy, Russia
and Turkey,Sicily and Greem,alloontribute to the fund
of his Inexhaustible examples of fiction, an i Lithuania
rivals Frame la the ingenuity and gram of its old
world legends, and many am the stories that flow from
the Ups of this Glover reciter." The whole series of
entertainment,, pessimism of which are published in
the minibus, are so well so=nernd the subbate
01101•11 of such a popular, en , and instructive
'hamster_ and withal so various, that we have no doubt
the Royal Hotel Assembly-rooms will be filled on each
amnion with an audience at am appreciative and
The want scene such k class eater-
taitettfr d
as been long felt In Vtti, and we
welcome the thmong• on ip/o of this , and hope It.
monies this year will put it on such a firm basis that
each successive year it will be looked forward to as a
mesas of intellectual enjoyment for tbe winter even-
ings. The charge for members' tickets (10s. 6d. for
the whole series) is very moderato Wed, and &derided
advantage is given to holden el these tickets over pay-
ment at the &or, and few MU-guineas will be better
spent therein such a series o/ entertainment&