The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-02 00:00:00

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the few yard.' euverel an an experiamet with Paolo sod
Ridgeway gravel, Into V‘l'y !audit], pleats of path. Our
owe beach pave' may not " Mod ;' but it was always
elate, sad perhaps tht, beet wey will be to mit 025
coa.tins of It, mid eater the foreign laud out of sigh.

ArrvltiTst'LliT Or Ovcaimarte. —The °Termer. al •
pelAte4 on Tuesday an, mlog lut,wat ; For DI Icombe
Regis—Mr. IL Mott, posit butcher . Mr. I.lu
tteaday, belches ; Yr. Horatio Yeareley, Bear Hotel.
Foe Weymouth-1/r. C. A. Booking (again revlooted).
Mr. W. R. Attwooll, licensed viotoaller ; Kr. Thomas
Farwell, watchmaker.
Hon 01.07.—The committee appointed to oht In
eakeariptloas hay. to .0 ouoe,uofl aa to feel j
In ordertz four ho.t. to be built and got ready for use
by the I week in May. The subecriptions for active
members me to be 10.. hi. per annum, and an entrance
tee of 6s. toe all members over eighteen, youths under
10 are not to be receded. It la satisfactory to find the
outenriptions have beta thus numerous, nod no hope
Li you., men in large numbers will join the Club, and
ware henlthful eserelae for themselves, sad • farther
ittlastoldem for the town.

TH2 ILOTAL HOIITITILL IN SCHOOL.ST2II7.—Commu•
nlentlone have been resolved front the Forl of Shaftes-
bury, Sir Frederick Johnstone, end other gentlemen
who hod be.. leaked to attend at tb• *psalm eeremony.
It WM found that the 4th inst., the day °enterer Wed,
would be Insonvenient for many, end the *peeing has
bees adjourned till tie Y.:memory week, of wbieli It
will no doubt be a great feature. More than I:650 is
wanting in order to oomplote mid furnish the hew
building, end the ehar,taele will do •ell to oome for.
ward at ones, that the Lost ital may be opened free of
debt. _ .

--FOOTBALL MATCD.—The match between 12 of the
Weymouth and 12 of the Wireborne Club come LH on
Saturday last, in the field at the beak of t' e cemetery.
Notwithstanding ths cold north-east wind, a large
number of spectators were present The home teem
won the stelae of goals, and took the windward end.
After playing about therequarters of an hour without
any eivutage being gained. meet that • goal was
nearly gained by Mr. C. J. Andrews for Weymouth
side, ends were changed. The captain, Mr. &darner*,
havLag sprained bls ethics, all thought the Weymouth
party wont' be bestau' • but they persevered, and at
the end el a long oontest, the guns was declared
drawn, not even a ' touoh•down" being won by either
side. There was a masked Memel beide& the
players, the Wimborne club being stalwart men, and
the Weymouthiane meetly below the medium height.
WZOLITAN MENIAL IMPIOVIIIIIT Sociazr.—This
society held Its third half-yeerly lea meeting on Mon-
day last, 234 k lasi; In the schoolroom of the Wesleyan
*hayed, Malden-stooge The tea was not • pahlie one ;
but about 50 of the members eat down to an excellent
lea, provided by Mrs. Anderson and Mies Hutchinson.
At 7 p.m. a meeting was held in the same room, wises
about 70 attended, the red being taken by Mad-Com-
mander Peeve, R.N. Addressee were delivered by
the Rove J. lienderson and S. Nadi (Presidents), and
Rev. H. Walker (wice.presideets) : a report by the
senior eieretary, Ms . Heels ; Feedings by Mews. Murree,
Judd, billiard, sad Strange, and several please( sawed
=DAV were ably rendered by members of the Weymouth
Adel dol-fai eds, under the di:satire of Mr. Squibb
(sondueter), Ku. Cole kindly wedding at Use har-
monium. Thanks ware voted to the renaming allure,
and new ones sleeted, thanks being also given to the
beremakers and chairman, after which the doxology
sad bemedistlee dosed this vary pleasant gathering.
Vsl.oerteenta.—Wit see in the sporting papers that
Mr. F. V. Hoseyweil, Month prise winner at Way.
month, hae wee the foareafie rum A esetem-
seys : "Th. Four-miles eie Championship
=five centrism bet the Brothers th not befog able
blogri
to start reduced the field to three, of whom F. V.
Hadywell (Barbital) bad no difileulty In proving him-
self the swiftest, as he lapped J. E. Copland (Surrey
B. C.), and was not tat off lapping Kerr (Pekethem) la
the run in. Hereepwall's times for the dies wire—
first, 4 dn. 35 est.; mooed 8 dm 49 see.; third. 13
dn. it see.; fourth, 17 dn. 21 sea. The pies wee slow
at first, bat It warmed up In the last mile, and he came
In very fut. Keen, the bicycle bender, rind beet
bicyclist out, came in on a 52-i wheel to do two
miles under seven minutes, which be sesoinplialud
with 2i second, to spare—first ma*, 3 dn. 29 see., is
not bad either, and quite good enough to shrew the
great pace bicycled can now be made to travel.'
Fox HONT.—Cousidenblt interest on one hand, and
some little fault-finding on another, were excited last
week by the apparent revival of the "bunt." that
IMO so smartly diecused last year. To guard &gains&
bring charged with badger-beiting, the youngsters have
tideless. secured • bag fox, and In • Said at the bead
the Cometory they let him go, and chase him with
and vocifermu taly -he's. " Well,- say they, "wherein
are we more cruel then the 'levers of the good old
English sport,' who due the varmint on horseback!'
We can't tell, but we would remind our juvenile would-
be 63E4m:dere thst a teenier hunt is properly organised,
and any damage done in the rue is paid for. Our
juveniles start their sport tear gardens on which con-
siderable capital and labour have been expended, and
should their In., turn In there, and the fences and crops
be injured by • lot of dogs and boys trespassing, they
must be pretend to pay, and even that will not sandy
some of the horticulturiste who will end them • Isthmus
too great to be endured.
VOLUNTUDO AND THA WINTHER.—Tba ad joke
shout volunteer weather was illuatrated on Wedneedae
night. This bed been appointed for the Adjutant's
inspection of the sth D. It. V., and as the time for the
muster drew on, the weather became worse, there was
• most ereditable, in fact a fintrate muster, end the
heavy shovers of rein settled into • wird storm. Bet
to the comfortable drill room in Maiden-street flocked
Captain Mad, Lieut. Loden, Quartermaster-Sergeant
Leu, Sergeants Roberta, Jeffery, and Croaker, and
Drill-Instructor Barrow, besides 58 rank and file. They
VONA put through position drill and manual Geddes,
and performed it so well that the remelts won great
praise from Outdo Barrett. HA expressed the die
faction be rxpetienoe4 at seeing so good • master,
which be was glad I, hear did not form an ix:et:4lonel
ease, re be hod been told that the attendanos daring
It. 'rioter bad le.,‘ al that could be &aired. The
eflteeney displayed in the Lenard movements of the
tempts was so satisfactory that the old members meat
look to their laurel..

SALVAGI DISITT-11.-00 Thursday morning lest, in
the midst of the drenching rain, quite a lively suns, on
• small sale and for a small object, wee emoted on the
sands, in front of Gloucester Row, d. float be=
Br. to . Ayles, ship-builder, had somehow been
in the bury weather of the previous midst, had broken
from her moorinp, end been cast ashore on the sends.
Two boats pat off after her; arrived at the place, and
attempted to secure her, to tow her off. But this we
no easy matter, for she held the ground firmly, the
madam presented being so greet, ss those nuts are
nearly eli Settom. The sad was d.blng ashore
awkwardly, sad it was clear that no one too
shoat • wetting would suroesxL One of the Mrtsublaadr
only a &light rope, which seemed a mere thread to tow
the Boat with; bat the other had a good stoat one. Bet
the boat with the slight rope vu helped by • plasky
fellow In °Baldric whom we will call Waterproof. This
man jumped on the bottom of the float, sod, heedless
of the wares, sestaresl the slight rope to • stela=
then tried to tow; but the Boat was too fast
On this the other party wanted to come in end help
with their dont tope ; bat Waterproof, being in poises-
sion would have uo sharing, tad by threats sad
flou;ishiag of e boathook, made the other cast off their
rope. Trying to path off, the boathook broke; sad
this reused a laugh from the other 'Skied Waterproof,
taming the other end, winged by hard poling, sad his
boat by study towing, to get the Boat on Qs move,
sad Waterproof, standing triumphantly ost bee bottom,
mu them towed smogs the Bay. 'Twee odd to see hist
es it were walking the waves, and the Out, limo for
mall object, was one of considerable swamps shad
skilL

Bemoan Pim finatose, Trossisy.—Ekiar• the
agaiot (Ja.. Itobertwo, ), j yling, Seq., Sad W. Ma,*
Req.

PUMAS CWOIO olgrgoollll rIt3HOOTICOI.
Jaffna Ting lam, of the Greyhound, Lpplered to ea
adjourned .un,ao, for kespbeg • daerderly boom, by bar.
bowing ootorlotmly d characters.
!fr. Howeed ismrsW for defendant.
P.O. Dark InM tbat on Sunday night, the ard Inds, be
rieted U,. Ole•bannd, about II o'clock, aed mw • Chickerel men, named Webber, eased.. Went Med., nut the landlord
at the door, and salted him If tab rima's amts. wire I
then. He replied " No, Webber was a bed 104k,.' mod uuly boot upon miathug. • Wont again about toil'-
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lOots. when Webber on, standics there, and mid
be was waiting for he mates. Witum. went her lierreant Brine
marched the house, and found two men on the landing, oee
Mtiy undr ed. Thomas !mit name out of • bedroom at
foot of the Iteircese. Lod asked what Ina up. Whom
wept Into the bedroom and mound • woman Ids, partly
undreseetb Legg mid It was no hann for him to elp thes•
with hie oil,. lletterod the woman was • proatitute. Wmt
alm Into the dancing room, and found another young .36,110.
who be believed was • prostitut& Mj abort called from tbe
top of the ..equud stein:am, and told him to turu out the two
; but he afterwardo allowed the.., to remain, a• they had
hired • bed. Thera eas • marine In the tap room asleep, and
: Went In at half Teat eleren, cm the fine
visit only .no Ir. Short, MIA ta warmest IM the amond
01.41 mw two dnik moo from Ctn.:keret, not the.... or led
character.. es tar as he knew. Legg mid lb, woman in ti.
bedroom 11.•4 hi, wife. Had men ha with meter.' different
Faction, Thu young woman in lite dancing room woo letting
on a boron; +he bad no refreehment, and no table to put it on.
N. om le A. tholl.
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Dy Mr. Arum° flI hoard dlg from the outido.
P.B. Brno gave evidence In oc.noboinUom, When hi %root
opotalrs • ni @And him what he dIJ thus, utd a .on
wastt. the btdroitto. pexUy unthawed. Did out sits any
wawa wt....ALa know.

Ctur-Zualli-iud Ly Mr. ll,,wsxJ Rid hom food of dancing
Wore -(boshter):
By Mr krden : D 4 not know that ant: pmplo he had Peen
M too honor woo. hod charm.m.r.
Mr. liow.r.l osol det omit, wog charged with allowing
bot.nnu•ls !rot chars:ft.,. to ...Wu in his house, aid for
pornouln.: dapottkerly onducG These charge. were Mt:erupted
to to prm ed el the Isodem., .f. ah .in hi tho limos
th• Int .11. ....d soot ...rim., Imm happened to be
...Mainly a. not dliorderly conduct, and he was
Dot &Mat tAlk• tt, ihje•ty'. • unix. hr. a notoriously hod
clammier, tot bang In Her Mojeoty's servie• be Mould rather
@upper the) • ou.id hominoid flianardoni_primel /...inl
were prmol to tho contrary. Then there wore two
men 111111,, who were standing on the landing; but
thaw ma nothing disorderly In that, nor In tho question of
Thomas Log who %Mod What la up, and neither owoorlng
Gar ming bed Goguage of any kind. No doubt the polkomon
want Into a numagood Woad eyourig woman partly undremod :
but posiosmn want Into a private home botiosso GieeVlllo
God twills,. sod uttered • woman's bedroom no doubt he would
boa bin piiO4 undmmod it Laing time for We to go to bad.
that It ••. • moot proper thing for • girl to be
dobog at that thaw of night, Instead of bolos out, tosilGe about
lb. Thee what evidence wo. there onaluot the dobend• ibt, In .gni Mang found alone In what they called the dancing
rooms 1 Mo cootoodod there was not • that... „m.o, to
support the charge. ewe. Lida% eh,
...ad aim., 'my bad charact*, the love. ear he hm lived
has mos, puma sod he did not Snow cd thus people W_.
were add to be so eoteneualybed. Irby one *meld mappens that
tivmt Brine would be Gbh', if any one onto of notorlataly
chantoter, to chalk hist or her up In • alma.. Theo the
constabto ft/ soother young woman, whom ha holler.% b.
Mucus, 1,1 • proMitute , but is doe not know, m that Ms
months 4 nobarlowdy bid cbanwnor. The Bock no doubt
lefty tom they. owe *atom ; but tb• **Meow twilight
Mats MN sod id In iifliorbiltd mMcaargft Thin