The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICITLIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9. MI

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DORCHESTER. - - - - -
-On Monday morning,
A. SCHUB le under consideration at the W oar ffice I
or F .rrill.
P.(l. Biltirtirtr Sad neither of the men had belts bat o DRUNKEN Intamwomata-141en Edwardr. middle- is the reenlr • Sew Baecker, about a quarter Part Me. Viairres BOOT FOUNDt.
drunk • d I.'befo eoll went off in s boat
aged, was brought up by P.C. Morris for being, two, and just re three he said, as it woe Bank John Bennett an•l Henry
tbe formation of a Volunteer Commissarial, Al the pris-nere rga asa amok • but Fined and Inca, able in Lower 11,nd-street, about • quorter i , HoLday he wool Igo then and he took away his tools, 'to search for a crab trunk which had
bfit T. Ctiarithat SAUNDERS pill the highest pel 1 I d -'
' - - '2ll 4 a when utaide the
ee, stront y ...M. gritting th., ial I • 1.. norl .• -Prisoner s oil .he had led ' brushes, pencils, Se. Hie' 1 :
usual tune was six o'cl inks ' the rough w anther of Stusolar. ans. %roan 0
to guineas. for a ram 'arnb for the season, at Mr, T•oo May. r said. hole od ecn' .'it'l the men in we ts to on. on roan.. yln n- . ,
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turd -) and witness left at seven o'clock.-Crors-erawnsd : tideway they saw something floating, and finind it was
Junes Read 's annual ale and letting o the Dam; thire diaone•ancs., thee ,00l ht to. I' f l'''in . . , her lodgings, awl was sittiog .houn or. y I, oken adrift in
drowsed on
•. oh i vey on, t • ssost.t tn. ! On one °emotion ilefewlant spoke about a vord•en
Dowel Flock, at Ilumilo,.,•ton. ois Monohoy. re, c.lio • • e nosi ' 5. ami allow,. d till four dchock ti 3 s..
. ten inc." ..f or orr. Ts ev th•ci lei to 1.. nol 1 ot; . tine ,L, ;. -; .oth of In I Ind, agreement, hot it had mod been done. Defendant did May 17th. It was much disfigured, owl it is mannered
Ngw POelteL Außatiagn. ers.--A tna I bog it now tont all to t r.: n, Br n s st..l M ...... tr o ..• in orah with r•itir MG . i W... -• , .
'ved ot the Do • . hard Idi onr, "not K I Pea, Ci...rhour• g•neral ; Lng ot it, a it, r ,
I F I J esti it-it t-ll him last Saturday that be intended to leave •
.. that it ba I been forced out of. the bot tan by the rough
clv and l'. rll 'er 21 day.. Th, • • the body of Mr. Robert %White.
d
not r,..h• .ter P.,4•101.:e every morning ...:Ast.F.. '' 1 •,, s..ata.n, 1 Per.iers ,• CrGi•rot but he word I come oa flank 11, ,Ihlay to oblige ble we thee ;it lia lon a glummer, pair .of drawers. an
at 9,11 a.m. c.atainin4 comvp no ienee ii
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ri s.i. rl of min.: Is o 1.., t • iii ~....,,,A general ; 1 ...inter,. I otrr! g..
I • A uila uncle. %Witness was not there Worn B .ecker . one gtom„ing. The finite a brmaght the body on shore,
Leaden too late for the usual night tn• 'I 11 I tt. t . •uti te• , toltoro itr , ,
n I Ft-en prove ' .• •. otolehe.e. tw. uld Weetern IP • 1 - 'g g ecrs , q , . who wrs d
---1 ed thus 0e....v are delivered by letter =niers at 1015.
it . to •• •re .ostv..ll..eil toiolo't in re ariii.t i t to: o• tooit ca ' „Ileoni Pi t, ' J • .
.. F.. 'cal . tli r ordo. Le Meander, received the money. Defendant did not put l mot informed the p•llic •, who communicated with the
Ii hoof i-ns tit of thoo doubt:* •fite' It •ose:fad'ar thnught 84 L tr. . rl'll'' t -"Al n. ' l''' id' rr 3.'r'elt, general ; town '244. He wilted witness to look no. r bit c. e. ,ner, An order was given foot' the Writ' and it was
atellal.F yr. LiTATIBTIen Fob THE liont MIL-JULY, a r':".'"ne all xi euttog t., 1,. twodo to silo mild sre irti.:3„,j:re'lle.:.:rong''''.n'inaT, : a en eta Lord Elc.,,n, tight. tel see he had taken none .of his uncle's The body of Johns
itairred in Tnewlay afthrnoon.
1881 15;;'!"' 33_,Wordregto .5) ; .lectic., 9 tpt nut.,_ ritrit,ftri.orno.,,,, :ili„,t at ch.
men
in.,
ton 5). Lr°,"uutloson. :4 IPg ), !Wart ii ii taro, :tint brain wit i
ttittrin! ould not Le 0,p0,,,t r. go ent wt.' Vio•on. the wok the wh• le hf yeet• rday.-Mr. Go wge sub' llovlt 110 IDAT.-On Monday. rdeamers brought over
disease um: canaed two deaths. A patient tile lin the ite.,,.., wm,,,i em'a"kteLo wttneso.••, ff, eters and Ilcro, the ' -.Lang. ; _Et:hone., I:o.ene, B wane- mitted hi had no aloe to answer. Defendant we. a team! 3,000 people. the railway trains were crammed,
County Hostoltall of diabet oi. The both rate io :lil•ft c onnalt.e. ot-ori oo a i tecamm.wo .ti
.1! 'noth'lnnoltb.h:Vfteh "se'll4.lB.
11 turnegyaith. pws 'vs.* ; l'rit.ce, Masten, Torquay,
and the death-rate di -.1 1,3. 1000. Th. latter is lower doom tor tadvi or thrainodir.'"-t. ;l 'oil act iol;:coo: ore,:s • 1-; o micr, Sal/ring, Bournemouth, foreigner' an Ito ilt the 101. to utsy himself. He hal trio I though extra owrja,tes were attached to all traina•
snot the former higher th.w u-ual.-11. J. DAY, 11, die il nrdperly in ouniatilog oh - eel
..c_ • i d eit_ frati4eng Para S,t'ns
Officer of Heolth. an in ouch a sit ea: on. an t o natal • Brighton, rade ow . ey, truer ,ar 1 to get
nai
.tw
gilt!. ei
to, ehot,reiel
emternmtffnneidmviMirea. Cog, and, asnidt,urai s
Icylut;
bT,l,iye,4s.wlao,l.l.om.v.tictatifinat(
twwboicuxaflso.o. I.l.,,,Tochritecethmeerayi tailor
ait,4,,,,,f 1.-.. I
,icd, Pea aid.. Cireribe.otutrgin:
• ,11 nti Loo-oi °tours would do tho same when the polio. - ' • •- • 'w t iil pied Cuer. but :said he woribi come on Bade Holiday to oblige bring it in. The convicts being at work in the In ore-
Schoolg* m Lt, 10. fishing. till • tone it es ar. ~. sin ,
Barrnir St:Mimi Segs.43l. Ottrixu.-The Sands
7 i were in ding, r. I h meg, gan..ral ; ;ulna., Painow, Jersey, general ; Mr. Cog. He teak 241., entered thin his rec-ipte, and not allowed much
ing, vieitore to the Verne were _ .
.i..iin
in connection with the pluove chat, 1 hid th • r I Cygnus. Flither, Jere 'r. general ; Premier, therring, asked Mr. G% ox's to phew to look over the tools, as he liberty; but those who s'ayed below fortort I,..itt
annual treat on Monday hoe' . Th ,we o' her apse ar ...l TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. wed
Torquay, amen em • P. ince Ma.ters, Torquay, was going to leave. Ur. Grorge submittril them was or enjoyment on the Chesil Beach. They ware vi owed
lathefavonrable in irtoil.g, and ast trt for Framii• on Tde wisrterly In eting of the C unril Wss hell e 1 p - -,' P, bordgligia, Ifni I, 'Bourdernouth, Po•sen. no felonious intent; hut the detudoont kept the money, from the inp of the Hill Atli' gin 3 loan lone on the
Park was ma le from the Assort too, after ten, the To. 31 ty no. nine. Ilan, in the shrew', ..of the Ma- or (who gore;- 331.1ritno: s emene, Sournewo urh, passengers; bailey n; he hat a right ti do se-Prisoner elected to winter kerb (the most e ,award ridge) like a row of
children ant friends b,ing conTeye I in Two, and was P Aro:id in •I•
oe °ether p,rt,on or the tot.ot oon: in 'llO M iILo ai • ....wawa • lo.llad. be tried at once. and pleaded not guilty -Sir George puffins on a ledge iof rock ; and thorn they stayed for
arogg,tnl. On arriving at their ilestinatiiin, swinging P4''''. ,11-11, Mr. Alderman Gown t .ok the rill r. The . rota ,
,astarter.. , -
''s I the I 1 4 the 1 f don the 10-Lose fide hours watctioog the waves wash in and old, and throw.
and cricket were commenced, but the rain soon put a Iltir. rin I obo r. proten• wee :-M-, Allem, on parte and 1 ' SUNDAY SCHOOL-List urn ay e to ea e •(e on t took • a under a se
N.SBLILTag
yhe- of th I above rehool were held, belief that he had aright to take the money. Defend. ing pebbles into the .ea, to be waoheti back again.
stop to all out-u, or auxu.emetotio, and they adieu ned L ~,'4!„.0....,1,...,,GrA..p...5.: C un,thr. A'ilrid .e,
A' En"nu' ' 'lnhneivi'eaviryAc"Bi.icst one .of the circuit minidera. ant had t•ild him that ,m the Bank Holiday in May Even in the &Kern min they seemed obli v hays of the rain,
tea barn. where they had tee, and arrived home about lis es. So'm n-Is fro ll 'l.' H. Be, he., "nil Ilanni.t.; Mr. s . • „ . • . . . ,
the largest that Mr. Cot told him he Might shut at three Welock.-Dr. enj yiog the "rapture on the lonely (II shore."
eight o'clock. .n t, s-k) Mr. 11. Stlnironrilt (I) Tato ' preached, and the congregations vor.e e
T own Mr. r.". Th'on. o. (II rola:, trets,..yat • I have met in the chapel f .1. yee:s. In the morning Drew iaid defendant had made two or three mistakes, AtAhll AND MILITARY r.PISCTACLa.-The peaceful
Tag UNION CIFTLInt63I.-The children belonging to Tlln TAT! tt.
oil-as •• ' N.I maor. 'he waters end he took it before it was due fir ii stance -Mr George inhabotanta of Fortune'r.Well were quietly at dinner
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. .. ILI. AND cerNrit. CIIAIIIIVII. the text was "Cast thy br ad upon . .
the Dorchester Union hal their at nnsi ..utttr.: on I It ear r..p nt. d h.. lb • It, imli Sti r .yor VAT the work thou shalt find it ag.en after many ths" This
C' r .0ne,,,.. th.. r.. 4.4 ths Tow.. II i'l, anti nr.lec ra•iti,t aldre,,, am mainly t., chrbeim, a, r:,,rs. The even-
mouth, last. They went by the l).) train te Wey.
th- l'o 'ill ill and C inne'i (..I.arn,..r. hid heel r ,m;d, ted mouth, and from thence to the Pleit.oi Boach, wherein text was "Behold, I stand at thy door and knock,"
they had dinner, tea, ko. Tao. b.iate wer.3 krpt„l;'; '1,.! at. ra" • Ilk 4; "l'i• I t bat liken r. ir-i..d
_E. ..,
~ The
employed in tripe on Cie water. Th., 1,,,,,,, 1,11 n g., 4 , w '...,-,...,...n:i,rta ta••s"...ction ; ::u I i!..3 accanit for ihe ;7" tn.
i:ecr,,trevoilciesw.;searem,i;s;.,tietnirre.,,s,
i..,se'el;lnoll)e;hLe
dm-
bathe, and they returned by th, . i ...' ..0! ,-1: train, .II I V.XTR \ NCI:;0It BATH comas In THE wrar 'WALKS. dire, the chair was tiken by Mr. Jim A. liherren,
haring thorouidily 0711 ,yed tlicni-e. v. .. '1'....y w...e T. olt .r •ng., ti ..e •...r pr .1.,..1 - t•" ihd e4,,11MV1 and a lilrese,s were ake deliser -ii 1 y Mr. Min, Mr.
SoCoompanierl by the meet-,r, io 1,- -1, 8,1 ...f...,-.1. I a i!u pr, oca C7ut,Cl4l• ill OW W-t
.W• 41.1 to- bath Honehoo, Mr. Bade, tho -..p r:nten iin', and to
mistreat. The treat we /amid,' h.. !Ii • rid.s,•ript i.o.e . ''" "' c " rut 0. Ti "It, .4e'"*. w'''' "'rem ti' ev. A. uric. The Fit.ging. ir a liih tie ehildron
collected at Chria.m et —The .iay b f re, \ t ' e-t . r,. a
1,... ~ ri.l I,nl 11 en ,a. ,t 7.3 tho C ,er.c L Th 3 bat been trained by Mrs Brice, its adinirablo, Ir n 1
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duo, for to. --
ar,:ued from the law that where there was a bona *de
claim of right, however wrongly, there could be no
fel Mow iotent.—Dr. Drew: Arc you unmated on
hehaf a your client to refund that 10,1. to Mr. Cox?
—Mr. Gemge said he would.—Dr. Drew :—Then I
think Mr. Cx hal Lotter or ,cce,l under the Masters
and Servants Act.—The defendant's testimonials, it
was admitted, Iv, re cool, and he agreed, by the advice
, is solicitor, to ray the 10s. and c sts.—Dr. Drrw :
If you had Leen an Englishman you would have boa
ber

on Thursday, when a roar of masket'ry startled them
all to their feet, and running into thestreet, they found
what appeared to be a ?forming party of soldiers
attacking the town. Had the risoners at last been
let out by the modern Jerk Shyppard who gave the
Prison euth nt! a inch a turn two or three weeks ag
and had tl ev stolen d tan and secreted themaelveir in
tho backyards. or were dm po tr P. rtlanders to suffer
the awkwardness of a battle between the lively West
Yorkshire le.:knout and a thou.'s:el or more gi ev-coats?
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'a lip - to

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iferbert Williams gave th h• r auul t-ent at the
Coffee Tavern. Punch :,tul Judy wws nho vt,, whi 1
highly delighted the t11;I .\!r.
gent tea. suzir, snuff, tc'ea •e“, n id bun • Li the n
for throe at home.--on •3, even r • th
H. Puget Raike., the kind !war., Ch 'kid% it of to
Workhouse, entertai vici the n h •
They arrived at the it ,u•te,arly in th wit Nino I, the
number of abut 30, en! bet r • tea in 1,11.4,1 d a
variety of game, in the old C icket flr•mtt !, kindly
lent by Mr. Haines. An :Ilion. !wit tea w, pr
which the -,oungstcr. Icke,l with
After the repast, tug 4 ,if war, ncramid:n.r.
and racing.. were enze.,zed in, and the cltildron
apparel were in the heiiht of. enjoy.

. n titn, w
p a %Am) app• 0, -n1 th 3 work was orderwa to ,
bo .1 la..
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the c Iketion, amounted t Iritween £l3 and
about too toe b.riee a:. I ot 'ar. Arrang mists have been
THE LATE MR. COUNCILLOR FRO9T.
M GALPIN mol for, p.c. nt on to the mate with the 80ut!...V.7. were Rail .voy Company, to
tike the children
hi,, en, r' 'h ,„ t,ey An, h „i, , •.. ton :lit they ought and f,i.:nde, on the lith met., to
Shorborne
.ako oti • :II e- omic`, t n••• mit 'to' eta= not ZIMMER:OT " Nlthitc."—Weymonth etartod to its
own,: or .t q oily of tineMoes then in alarm on :aturdav '3•t, viten a roa-, or
r • thmi. Ii alto! • tI, tin 1, :a a' by .1 ...111 of the en etFe.tm of roar., rounding like Po'flt thin: 1 Ot...een
It, Mr. (loin.•• 11. r it. c .•11, or one. I.r , "pH da: eof thunder and the be e•i• out of a mat
to‘riroo.4 to t'i • tte.amo p Ito hie 1111 tie
menep - , 'a/
lie sin rut he.nd in tim die•aece. The di oo•rease.l. a
tth I ard nrt4
bore tr. me re.e•ntd-,nc, to • hr ~e‘ b ,nd motes M.l; a ith
n • t . .‘
11'1-I'4" .". lie. t tl.ou r u:lit nm•mber t snow Nia.:era " What ha, 311111'd r we e.aced
ao•-h •v• n: 10 In., with 411 itor. oimg their co,. co+ t detorre • itof 'end mornentarilyinereaaed,
d,lanee wok ti• m I taint y, and th,ir reere* at aid bore 11...wn ii ii. flat on.t Europe illclared
tho demi tu•tiio.o hvLis oh. lie 'Oats tie' a m "ft--' le ierevol," -.id had the hand.

convicted; b it we give you the bonefitiof the doubt,
being a foreimer. —The prisoner paid the money and
costs ut of cash in he potseAsi n when arrested, Mr.
Hooper remarking the secret of it all was tat pawner
bad 110V/I ob.ained a very_ good situa.ion in Pm di.
"Item.sitinmo " A WOMAN. On Moni:ty Mare
Jams Baker, an old cffeader, was brought npLefore W.
Telbot, Eq., and Dr. Drew, for a stealing a purse
containing Is. 7,1. the property of Mil 34 Bridle. from a
r »tu in Crescent-street, on the Seth ult.—Plaintiff
Was at owed to be mato I near the bench, and had her
i•kf"rmaion read over to her, from which it appeared
that on tatii,d sy jut, a man named Cleat csme to her
ho i.e. a" d took a be imam till Monday morniog. He
—ith the rio-- who wanted scone - and

How the ladies ran in aft, r their precious tin line, s-
take them as far indoors aa Portland houses would
allow, and how ths ain.le ladies trembled at the
horrors of war! lint the wen noticed that though
there was plenty of villainous saltpetre, no
bollets were whizzing shoot, still the appearance
of soldiers with fixed bayonets at the top of Fortune's
Well looked actions. But c ,urnzeons reconnoitrers
found it Iva only the We et Yorkshire Regiment at
outpsst duty. Immedi del, on the convicts going to
dinner, a party of scouts was sent out to represent a
large force of the enemy, thou:Jr they only consisted
of two non-commissioned offic.ors and two 1,1 iVateS.
These came under hill, and shortly afterwards the
'Valk body, headed by heir band, marched out six

mint. To add to their pletfura the haul of the
C Company D.R.V. (an ler Minim:l4er Stevens)
arrived about seven o'clock, and played an excelleot
selection. Dancing was engaged in by s unn of the
visitors, and the children romped an I skim* I ah ,ut
to the time of the merry &Lice tunes. At tha
of the treat, hearty ch.ere were given for the chaplain
end sU who had aeeite I. Ainong those preeent,
besides Mr. Raikes his family, were :—.lr. and Mrs.
George, Rev. A. Harvey (ch.plain of the Doreeto.‘untv
Hospital), Mr. and Mrs. l'earce (lie master am)
matron), Mr. Fletcher. Mr. Bern' a, &C.
Gigue FRIENDLY Socerry. -On Thursday last the
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lie .10.nt tte.
I, that el ; whic I Dr. ALDRIDGE Are,n4le I.
Tn.l MATO% SAid ii, n. I nrt pot kit:4 a motion
to 'IA) in-..ting, for ho w a sure Uri weld! 60 per-
fertly unan'utons. Mr. Frost had been a conAtsnl
Ole ober, Ilt only at VA, C J.111,i1 U Lin', but at the von-
:were it, 0 -r:1 h., to It a great intemst. lie
wet.] con Ide Iwt M.. dpi,,'‘ remarks.
The a”oti..r: wu. carr el no ,nimou4lr.
THZ DRAINAGE: OV GREAT WESTERN TERRACE.
Thoto W4ll an applies:Wu tor tho draions of 2. 3, and 4,
of tilt t.rrne..
Mr. A. POPE -aid he naleratood at the hat meeting all the
:spot icati,,n. • 11 oaf I. • g-anted.
The DEPUTY-TOWN I !.I.IDUI said there WAS • definite order
made for N,. ‘no 5 only. . . . .

war against our cight and had the
of the Alial armies off -eto I a landin !? Not long were
we left in aloulat ; eiry bahabftant znb.d to the d mar-
way, and smaller sounds were &owned as d awn the
street marchel the Glastonbury Avebudan Burl, and
th Str et Templar Rand. Each I ad a deur= ar, such
a drummer I o delicate r di on the kettEdrum did
he give; but a he arty, rapid, tv,l'..ti-talued succemion
of thwacks ail the etre abed skin, as if he were pail by
the thump a.n I the 1 'nal ty of his uatt.io me :cured by
the dyn tmouieter. Au 1 it wee evi lent that neither
drummer beat the drum with his fi•ats, as we might
have been teantated to bdieve, for u ich wield.] the
drumsticks hizh above his heat mad brought th atu

the I riwiner, soap,
comp!aintaut t her to go into her bealro mid take
some. Witness hat been in the bedrsom juat before,
and placed up m the bed her purse containing Is. 711.
On her return she found the purse nod money were
gine ; nobadv else but the prtaoner had been in her
bedroom. Toe puree produced woe complainant's
property and the 011 C she left on the tied, and had
cant iined every halfpenny she had ; she hail just put
it together.—Saker I don't wi.h tie woman to preys
the charge against me, and I will never give you soy
m re trouble ; but 'tie hard to swear to a lie, I have
not had the money. I don't want to go back to
Dorchester, tisiet a plessatit place —Sergeant Apsey
clod-

came wi

local branches (Dorchester. Weymouth, Bora ml, and
Proton) of this society held a (cat:val at 1) ychester.
'llse members, with their hien le, aisembleil in the
field near the Walks kindly lent by Mr. Bodge, where
y&rious games were indulged in. At b.drepailt, two a
proees•ion was binned by the members, who carried a
number of very pretty batmen.. From the till they
proceeded to linly 'Faulty Church. where Divine
service was held. The Cillovring clergy were pre ent :
Rev. El. Everett (rector). Rev. V. E. Allen (White
church), Rev. W. Mil. • Barnes (Winterborne .Moneke
fee), and the Rev. W. Barnes (C one). The service,
which was choral, was intoned by the Rev. %V. Miles
Barnes. Mr. A. Stickland mid led at the rz in. An
excellent address was delivered by the R-v. F. E.
Allen. After the service a substantial tea w s provid-il
In the Infant Schoolro im, after which eh.) party again
adjourned to the fteld..rhen VlVl.o•l4.anitts-monts were

The MAYOR: W CUII9 to the conclusion that we should
not refit, any of the., 1.0.15e.t.
Mr. POPE: We h v., a power to rc fuel the •nplic‘t,rin,
nroeud4 it is done with thu +unction of the otlic,rs of the
II lard.
To. MATOR Flit it we. gmer,lly agreed thlt work
eh
uhf b it at the hut taunting there W.LS only
▪ C n from N it. 1 end 5.
The atudic tin wag gran'ed.
APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL oFPIC ER AND INSPECTOR 01'
2( U !SOCK'S
A communiration fr to t L,tel flovernmm, Weird
wllif roil r, t3e lin.: to ri-ipp 'tntui.fl f t h., Muir
Otticer of Minslth and I...spector of Nuisances for the
it ',nigh.
The tpisstiol arose whether it was neaanary tn
before re-,ppointin: th, officers, and Mr. ALFRED
Pon; q • cA.I n..d it it ca. worth • hile to go to the ext. use
iif g. Tney et, porter:lly •stlstied with their
ofli•ers. 41.1 if the Guinea thaight so they should
re-sopant Vireo. _ _

down-41 1 unlucky would that bull .ek have been on
which that drumstick knob should alight. By dint .4
F t Ipi I g our ear we m maged to pass by the band
without getting deafened one. aid for sll ; but In-
a Ivertently taking away our linters, we Ewer we had
some idea of the noise of • b nub tr:t! out or cannonade.
Veiny, if the street bandsmen are Teinplam. .ek
if strength could have followed their to Aotalism. But
tha :ironer-et folk. who ac.simpa..i.a I them liked it,
and Famed to thii.k we "c cone finch a band a.
that." Thank ..ur Orchestral Asso iltion ! No! Our
tympana are not yet aa thick ast vellum, and the
Gla.t.nlirry-cum-Street mu.i.; was a little too much
for ..ur ap,weci Mon. Still they were a merry, good-
hearted I. t, ban ismen an! al', a' a the 800 roamed
the Dors.t waterint-plac on'y 810 boot and shoe-
m 'kers and matinakern could. The rain sprinkled
thou a Hide, hut on thi wh t'...re was ii good dad
" vhar—inside It and out—and

said on Saturday night between eight andldne k.
in consequence of what the last witness told him, he
went to the prisoner's bedroom au I asked her for the
Purse she had taken from Miss Bridle's bedroom. She
denied ail knowlsclge of the purse. and bevan using
fearf .1 °din that she bad not h dii. lie told her ho
should seam', the bedroom and have her eeArched also
wb •Ti she began untying drees or skirt, al:I
slipped it down under her feet. Cle d offered
him to selrch his box, and witness went round
to where Iris mer had been standir g, when undernenth
s •me drawers doge by, he found the ;rune, which
Miss Bridle identified. Baker offered to pay the
money, and asked Cleal to pay; but aft r witness had
found the purse, be would not allow the case to he
settled.— A. man, who maps eared very anxious to 'peek,
Hsid "1 am Mr. Cleal ; perhaps I should he able to pu:
• different light on this, Mr. 'ralbot."—P.S APseY
Tlis witr— I believe, ought to have been placed_in

iy,
compauirs strong, under the command of Cnlone!
Barry Drew, C.B. One company took charge of the
Verne Road, occupying every point of vantage, such
as the railway bridge, tunnels, climbing as high as
they could, and p,-iing sentries at the b .ttom part.
Some companies were then extended in outpost (aim,
alnng the rubble beaches to Priory, and the remainder,
with the non-combatants, forming the reserve, were
stalnned at the Technical School, Easton-m.4, where
was the base of oper.tions. The "enemy," who had
pravioudy left, had to trr and get through the out-
pots, :ind each "enemy' who gat throu.:ll, out, and
in again, wai to represent the success of a large force.

priiivid;d: The distribution of pi tr:s took place, ..g
the Rectory terrace, when lII,' 11%4 in thaoke I
Mx. Allen for his excellent sermon. He spoke
of the value of the society. He believed there
was no society recently started which was more
Deeded or which was doing more good. The pa:mit:ins
were then awarded as till :we Dranch :
Paw two years in one pl ice of service--Lydia Ain—,
10s.; Emma Bond, 10..; Emma Griston, 104. D
cheater Branch: For one year in first Waco—V.l4a
Scriven (Cattisteek), 5.. ; nix ibeth Bar.m. fii ; Emma
Trevett (Stapleton), 5:. For money in S.ivicgi Bank
—Emma Bond, 5..; .Italh Adam., ; Alice .1..t005,
is. 6d. : Anne Kerslake. le. Isl. ; ilcnuia Trevett, ;
Hester Tharnford, 6!. ; Vra,ieie litta.hett, G I. ; Ailce
Dyke. Is. Weymouth Branch : first olaa kit
one year—Elisabeth Hansford, Tin. ; 3tis, is it ,11.1.;:h.
5..; Eliza Wallace (Wyke), rm ;lc ma
Place kept for two years—liva It (Wyko), 5..; M.
A. Jeffery, Se.; Anna Tizz .r 1, Se.; Emily Tin ir I. 5..
Interest on money in P.mt-o!lico nwk.. Hank—Anaie
Jones, ls. ; Mary 3.. Welve—Nlinvie Rah-
Isiah. 3.. ; Emma Dowell. la. E7iZa Wailaet,, in.;
Jane Tizaard, lii. ; Emily 'l' zz ;
Puckett, 4s. ; Annie Bird, 2.. The followiNe
were present during the 'lay :—Rev. If. ad Mrs.
Everett, the Rev. J. and the lliaes iteohemoo, tho
Rev. Arthur and Miss Hill (I'restoti), the Iles. W.
and Mrs. Shuttle:worth (Wevni nth), the Rev. F. A.
Allen (Whitchurch), Mr.. Wilkin. (I7:t.tiiteek). the
Rea. William and Miss Barnes (Danish the Rev.
J., Mrs., and Mies Green (Stapletra). N 1... G. Erot,
Mrs. A. hiansel, Mrs. Illarkstsit Williams. the lies.
Reginald and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Vila 1,7, Miss Penny,
Mrs. Thempson, the Misses l'anton, Mi-. l'earce,
Mn,. Homey, Miss Ravenhill, Mica J,,1.n.p.n (SuAbury),
Miss Grove, the Bay. W. M.. Mrs., and Miss Barnes,
(gankton), &c.

of enjoyable weat . tl 0 hothes
the veriters were heartily wale due I till towards earn-
* cvaPLAINT. ins, when we almost jumpoil out of our skin' s& hearing
Captain Moon wrot -t• • he Cuenca as fellew:- .th we bandit, and eepeeially th ae iliu•ne, again. They
"(hoc, II en, , Dm-cheater, Joey Zed, leg. In lan immense coded te the reilw •y• etatien-(wonder
'S-i lee; t , .1i• i ~- von- attention . nni twee to t'te wh .t our ,ical steti 'am toter thought of their
',rens lee:nit...men- . .: i tne fr. in tee num!. •r •.f herselees letreie y) -an I a v. r,' hie excureion train draeged
n oriaZ 't ri-etvn op 'n''. r I sel Ili ,b-streer, or, die, ee, ,e,, „ i „hat ei ibt o'c'ock for th. Moder of Solnersot,
reeking it hen ee•.l f r tsn vet It w in ino• ~„
ie. t . pats ii,•, ,doll '
wie an .th e• wi e.,• tt. • •et -te n irrowett In ale ion t )
this het( :ha eh .7 -t..•••••••A It Do-ch, see seem to AIM,: t e ."..ii- N-REN f.'atinsl.-rln Tarsals., Caroline Edwards
a. re it was or, streetel f, r the e to expow th, ir wares IN wee ;mei :ht 'iii :. • ,in for It. ing iru tk in Trinket-read,
as if it were a sort ..f • pee eir 'caret atm. insteel ..f e lef ire Mr. W. TOh d, De. Drove. Mr. D. Collett,
hie i eny. See ly this oh teem., habit 0 •glit to lei no I and Mr. 11. 11 .ekini.-least night, about half-lent
1 neer t •'er it ,•. Ta , e e 5..., n. • I in emehie at . Ly • n I
in an. oriel a tf, lii-!) .v.• t.. o col, s; .4 t. mo ..r... a— I s. y., . P.O. Morris lotted her hawking flowers in
'hr. nt' id, asking pe .tet, to buy, awl if th'y
ev, r a a n tie re L:tits etre flo a • ..• c. merry, wee•fle ph nt 7
Love t i drivo thro i.h eni Ft. tt• ie 'tn.-tete t own. i. 1,, y weird n t buy she w oil ! I) •e .1 them, anti if they
, e....:1 In't eive her en, Veing, ' 'le aim el them, and he
1.1 en • me for reit tem e me Mil i. tie .. a • e r ... rl e.t.e
D a ehmier, t . al. ~i tr. m.i• c liII Deuce. My ~,,,.i.er 4 I I,r, ..- •]lt her to the resei n. SU, wan drunk, but came
cont.. • alwar ai. Cat :,i .. g .t.. t',„ T.,.„„ 0 , -I nt . a • itictly t i the atatiou.-The pris nier paid she had
wet s• lir we theta i•.l..ihoe - ' r In' ttpr t ','-I r. no ti. re. to wry, a ri • ii.l all in ter p over to get it, but
year wilfully, A E m.ceses.. Th) M.yor of Do, coil lint get the il 'were t • tell till two in the afte.r.
chum,.. " n i .n. -S :yen riey,' laird 1.0. 'me—John Danford, an
The 3laeon oil 1 Co tt'n Ifro,sel hut in tie A ,imilAr
C enienet .. tact eto .4..". ••n! tip• 0,1ie.. h • iii, t—.o ioll. on ue ay...
le.lhloemilya..ina.:en.:t for htie,ineg
oil,. ?lc and riotous iu St.
' 1 k T od -PC
te It. mi tee •r-te a 1 Ci 4W. gi p,,Xill'e. Larze notu'iern of , • ' ' •
tee fool him about • quert• r to six in Bt. Thomae-
elite cam 9 i , on i tar Set slays. au Ihe did nut se r where " '
they c tet.l pet VI in etreet, drunk and 'edit,: brad laneuwoe, and hie wife
Mr. A. Elutes oil th^V 011Zht b more a vot •of thenke WVI trying to get him home, lie ettmck at witness
t• C tptlein A 000', lie hop el he wuu:d c >mine. w it, e s 'coral time'', and if. took bar • f them to bring him to
till winwhiue was Jew. It WAS • very dacg rots the Watt...o.-1)010%d oit said he live•l "away-Great
DU alli! co. Toller."-Fieesi :en—Thome.; Vile, a very old
Dr. AL E DRIDG ad litw i i a very serious m Mee Inca.. offend r, was nummoned for being drunk.-P.C.
of an ar•-000,t 'oho wolf.' be repondhl.• I
Towel:Lean r plhd that ender the Polio Clau.m B arre: t found him in Kinmstreet, about a quarter to
Thi e
12 !sit bight; lie yes quiet, but the countable had a
of to Towns improvement Alt t.e euthoriti wad
Ii MI,. j .b to get him tithe atat•on, and put him on a pair
Mr. A. POPE PAH in meny teens vane wem allowed to of truelv. Thin wa, the thwtieth time he had
at Ind in the sweet on in te i• t- 1 G-.. A- Stlisteiry. for apoe ,ro I before the Bench, ...i 1 the Sup trintend, nt.
iostmee. he 1.01 seen Ml 4 1110111 n• .-Al vitoy it th i etne.te. -Dr. Drew: 'there iv • nly one way of curing Vile-
N.) defied:o 'ten was tab ainth • flitter.i The Cein il, putting him in the etoske-1 put him in the stocks
h twever. wished Ceetein Memel to ntnltrattntl th,t thee once an lit cured him for three years,-Seven days'
dm Dot a-prove of it, audit's'. ane private mamas were at bard'laboer.
liberty to take whet siss they ce ee.
TIM DRAINAGE tter,TION. SHoCKING CAM! OF DEGRADATION THROUGH
Mr. A. Pore waieel t•• k ene i „my; time had irten dme Duusu,:ssryin,-On Wednenley morning last, before
tov inls arn.....ene Wris Mr T tyl •r 'ti• hie interes• la the Dr. I Wew, B. Ilopkii 0, Egg. and Dr. Simpson, Eliza
•- u= .of flat 1., m.t's MA Thu tie. •a , :11.4 t • le, coin.; on; I'll'l4, if Mile pe 4 etortf rd, ifereferdeldre, and late
1 111 ,rt.ll hat elapsed •••nee th •le . niotion Wti pls.. il I ',Woo . t the W.. ymonth Union, was brought up by
Pt., het n A ~.,.n raped tozodwi .n-1 he nerd lered they le. '. Riges for b. Mg drunk and incapable In Little
hi ek. 0 e neer., I,ir n.,i Li •ii wit's M-, Taylor et...-
tete:tee- ..1. n 4 the maX.er laud ae.ualiy been ref II 0. ga-e rest, ,dI .14 a rpte, ter tc twelve last MAL-
te nu art.' TM cos table (need her eit•.hie .n a doorst:p drunk,
The Towx (femur slit he unlenteol, all the arrange- and incanable of takir g car., of herself; hut she came
m eat i were nrevioonat. quietly te the etatienei-Defewlan, who was well
Alderman Gauen a Iced cold tl-,^l. remedy pt-el 'et a demised, earnestly begged t, Le feraven this once, as
s de.,il • utile- they had flat obteine I a s'e. Seim eu they ehe c till not bear the icetatlation, she had lost
d •id•l In A od.eine, MAI the site was dill% oldeeted te, 4F:ery chance in life. -Dr. eimpe et mid the prisoner
whore we'll they bet had had every chance if retrieving her position, she
Mr. l'entit t. to irk el even if the pel-ctue were rejected,
the Kam, rio wool I il . hid been an inmate of the Union, and conduc•ed
The rnwN CLERK thenht not n -,,,viri). NIL herself well, an I, on her promiee t i him not to drink,
e,
Mr. POPE , ii t:II4 wee the •.• ly st • tn. y eould ret ebe hml an opportunity as napes of receiving LIO a
e A.. li'..' I ••• t. , eurtetee. If taev g ,t . • qiithroity • f the year and rail me. She was a well-educated woman,
I. .11 G mem: Imo 11.. tel t , tk. • 111 • in, Poe w told and be ha•l tit en her .tre chance after !Ana fund
ti 'l, 11. in 'lt • pe-itien tr. Put s eii i.• 11 in: I. •fore th•• 171 drunk ; but she had repeat el t*.e offence, and been co
ter ill is aeprevee a-ll they •ed not teyrove oh 1., tLey vio'ent th .t, rear, rite wae not lit to take care rif the
wo-ti i •.. 0, i...... 1 to halm on t`, r. alak, for she en auger • d the life .1 • to by her violeece
Tee DaeceviTowe CLERK ail a" if, bet tneetile he when drunk. On di-c wolf g this, by
said the
wet in.tructe 1 to get a end, •ft.. I .a..... Ito he t le.ked
thmtigh it, and tempt that Mr. feel .r .es atuder rends' cluardiu a must be ndetined, an I then they dis-
old,. tuna to the LE :rll7 In ti.ar lc,' • II • hvl el:even:4i chareed li. rat onee.-It was rail she was the daughter
t , Mourn Andrew. and Bnadd '. gr. Taylor's sole-item. of a co e mender ie the tia y, awl a very welle-decated
that the arbitrator sheuld also e et' ,th • poiete betw. an wenial, SOHO a very im •,I worker when not intoXicated ;
Mr. Toler and the Duchy met that Pm whole matter bnt when she became a 0 the A cond time at the Union,
i•lentld be referred to otie anew der. Teey had replied eh° was so violent to a peti nt who had a broken leg,
that they ilia not see what the Dectee had t . dT..e with the
that alto endangered heino.rrhage. - The prisoner
transaction thaw, en the C niece and Mr. yler. It
seemed to him very importart that the whole question deplorably begged to de forgiven, and the magi•trates
should be settled ly one arbitrator, were disposed I. give her another chance if she would
Alderman GALVIN quite agreed with Mr. Pope that they agree to go back te the Uulon-house, rot as a muse,
ought to know their position. Ile understool that it was but an inmate.-Thir she Agresti to, and it was
agreed that Mr. Tod it's debts should ho nmertsined I)s' ordered she should remain at the police-atati in till an
an arbitrator. Did they mein ti In -.PP f• r card, or were order was obtained for her re-admission to the home,
they te remain in the same pa i• ry, llf • agreed with CHARON 05' STEALING HIS MASTlll'il NIONPIT.-Julius
Mr. Symon la that the
If tiilnstn.i,l - .1 ,o 1 I n•ttlf i• everything -
/meeker, a German, was charg.ed on Tineday. before
letween the meth... the; ii .t 'al orward they
woidd he in int the maw p sitiou twelve to inths hence the Borough magntrates, with stealing 10s., the
as they were row, eroperty el MR oupirlyer, Mr. Fdrar Cox, on Bank
Dr. A teatime sef.l they ha,' ewe, so far in accepting Ileliday.-Mr. Homer a:4.e wed for the prosecution,
thie land nit),, D Thy, anit, if re* wished to go a step and Mr. If. T. George for tlie defence.-Mr. Peliy
further. the nTO gee wou it in ,ii 4. c'de on the scheme Hooper a iid he appeared en behalf of Mr. Edgar COX,
-shether fileetion or otiereise-in order that it ruiie,t
he Owed before the Authority fer their acceptance.
The D why would not grant them this lease utiles. they &m'., nail in'aiinl b'lelilrgg 'ftwttineyt'edot bb:Bl.7l:lll4aenPthu"gnatter'
could see whet the C earned were geing to to, an I whether whem he pats to do their duty towards bim. The
Viey wire going I. interfere with their rights In any way. defendent was employed by Mr. Cox as a phetoirrapher,
They mug put tlie sehente in a I its details twine the et VI • week as a weekle fervent, pail we, kly, an I
Ducey. Iliv.uz, therefore, g 0,., an far in se-opting the this hod been gofng or, for genie time ;mat. There WS4
t'rim' of the Mete te Line I,f only 31 year, met no no written, but at el hal aecsident, and he Was paid
premise of • renew.o)-terms which hi conshiered to be t, ti 3 I Saturley night.. There eat no cause of coup
very harsh, lee theta pu tr t treat when.. te hen.. th. y iuuded to plaint on the part of Inas't ror man, and on Mooday
halm, &lore the aduthority. for tLeir arwov
and was under-
et l. the men went to work in the morning and took 2.1,.,
Ultimately tha iscussion drOned. I
stood that the matter would Le ',tithed forward. and a wide!' ho did not dispute, from the cu.totnirs who
meeting of the committee celled at so early date to take Come for photography, yesterday. It being B ink
the accessary steps. Ifeliday in the middle of the day defendaet raid "1
shall go to-day, here is 14e dI, an shall take 10 t. for
WEYMOUTH. my day, at I ram g 'lnn abroad" He was not gilder
MR. /TOWARD BOWEN, who passed his examinations ni tice to leave, and gave no puch notice ; but as lie
some mouths an being now 21 years of age goes up had illegally teken 10e. his trait-i's properly,
to London to-day (Thweday) to be duly admitted sea prosecute-, hem leg he was geitig abread, Ink the Iv
pt./waving solicitor. into his betels, and gave him into enettely.-Mr.
THU fIORI`,MATION AT CHAPEL. -We undefll'and fle. rze said the i•ris nor was simply chargi d with
that the :,tlityrit• (I% N. floward, I:sq.), in answer to la-cony, and hie friend Mr. Dom er meet i r ice
some of the members .1 the Corporation, has appointed felonione intent. Ho prmnmed they wonld prove
eundav, either the Mit or the 19th, for going to that;, but pris ,ner ems entitled to Ult., thet lie, as his
e'mtel in municipal it ate. WW2OII for the rley.-M . Arden : Whet time did he
YALR GF.3I.- Vole is the name given to a very leave, Mr. Cox 1 -It was aosivered aliouttwo or three
elegant little peudelem el •ek intr iduced by our o'clock in the afternoon. But Mr. (3 ergs po:nt .c 1 out
American cimins. the Yale Click Company, and for that it was B tilt Mildly on tbir d 'yr, when they
which Mr. Wheeler, or the Waymouth en, County might leave earlier. At his reenert. all witnesses were
Library, has Ivan amaiinte I the &emit'. It is' ot, al orderedent of (*.Jun.-Meer (fee : lam a piettired 'eke
cue would supp snot first sigfit, !dint ly a toy, hilt IA in aid photeerapher.. f s*. Merv-atreet, and .1. fenriint
r 'silty a very elven% genuine, trustworthy. and woo en-rug .4 rt £2 10, nri zieally flea Veitographer ;
rdiable lit' le thneplrer, ill red at a trice that I. be then neule an applicafien for a
o rise' and I Pgree.l to
'amply astonding. The makers speak of it ss fellows: give hut 1:3 a week I. r the fair best maths of the
-.. The Yale Gent. Patented in the United States refteens, enim • October. I :ter tel to [tweet nue, cc ii
end fore'gn countrms. NOW Haven, Donn., U.S. A., on the fail" if the :tenement psi.' him the extra 10,
Jan. I. lffel. Oer exp. Hence in manufeetnrinn fire a weelr. The wa7re were phi ell Safurday nieht..
penditlem clocks ju•tirs -D ti. in rotten:wine the 'Yale when thee were tM t, and he wa. pal 1 up hi lost
Gem' to he the heat ittinia•ure el irk in the market. ater lay nigh'. De wv not under n. t'ct to le ve,
In dram: 11 10 the nubile we desire to call attention and none It alb,,,, ge on in ei hi rSi le. My e.tablish-
to its thorouzli constructioe. It can be readily t..ken ment Wm ot.en yea•erd iv for th..tography. and
apaet for donning, awl with or lingo,' Ciro la I ii-t a . defendant attended I, hie duties till about ten minitt ea
life-ti•re. Every el ck is warreoted-b mg therourhly to three. I Ail net knew he hal loft my service till I
tested before leaving our factety."-The Ilk Clack . hear I he hut taken his to 'li and gone el mg his t'id
Campus v. net see me or say anything to me. Any money he
before took, it Wag WO dirty to ban lever bathe pre 11111 on the
Dr.!o Drew,tea rlian Coog WAS stunmened on Vidlay
an I D. C n
Collett. Esq., at the inetaee of the *so-dandle) 'n bt ; eh al fieq•iently t iken money of the
hoeing
keepingt am catrhreia.g,e..eb.:_vaur o.ftur con, without customers awl handed it carer asilirected ;be had never
V. T. Atkins, been allowed to air peat •m n y teeny hi ho is wn use.
Lici nseg, for
a lic
m.
eupenisor, &opened foe th_e pronelution.-Chaypw • _eiThiroxamino,,i , IL .farolant Caine to me al.out the
dolliffe, excise MB. er, stated that at the latter end of end of April, he had E 2 10., a week, on I hi is not a
June, be found Jonathan Coek with four earthing bad opumenr if he ii sii to take care. About the
above four cwt., sect he had only license for three.- end of June. I heard ha was a lyr dieing for
Mr. Hanna appeered far the defence, and produced another situation, ad I went to him, an I made
some certificates from which it
appeared tee defendant a fresh arraugement for 1:3 a week, to remain
had a licence for 17w. for tome carriages under weight; . till October. He hue not asked me i for a
but these were over fur cwt., fee which the licence . written Isere talent. My smandwifemansee the bud-
ought to be 11.2. -Mr. Henna stated on behalf of his , newt. If he has netheen paid, it is because Le walked
client that the merlons in sweetie!' wait un let' weieht therm:di the sho with. ut wni•ing. He has not had
some time since; but it Irvi new 'lays and wheels, . to o wait tw or tires weeks fe- his money, but I have
which breuzlit it over wt.-Tit nemrly hi, 4 cwt. 3 qrs. • hollowed 10.. for change ,1 tim. I believe it ii not
7 1h..-Th- 01 migrate. fined Jonethan to, antic i-ts. mutat for photographer.' to cloie on Bank lielilays ,•
Beni HOLIDAY. - Immense numbers of people they pre % airtim a our lest daye.-ilonnterfoile of
vieped V. eymonth on B ink Mobley the Great receipts for 12, each, in def.-0:01Es beniwriti• g, were
Western bringing between3,ooo and 4,000 pmple, and produeed. Defendant did net say be would not se'
the Son. h•Western propartienete numbers. The main without a wriVen agreemeet, hut eadl "My
weather in the morning war very enjoyable; but there wool is my bpi. '-In aterve•r to Dr. Drew. Mr.
WWI nothing of a Public nature but the crirket m2tlh, fie rye adtnitted that defewlmt bed taken the 10r.-
wherein Weymouth got bea•en by the Incegniti by one re'. said Dr. Drew, we MI ii.alte very short weak
Twell.:;t:bl::b.nm,:,,tawia7ATlemnnYt'i'intee'Anl:loe' k llilr. -Bamker
inningsandfi2enn.. Ahouttbrosio'clozki
tihtria...inhe„eatits.e.irtnh .1 ite-IllubArt Vielet Co,, ansistant to Mr. Edger
tl .1, sail defendant had 14 ceived We pala. yr weekly.
and he nceive 1 tw . emus of 12. etch. His hones
vet yr heavily; but the visitorseensol
...7 For peewee' y,
ttittet:vaemreeropternit,ett.hteliorefereen,,hislA•telanthieventel;iyiefheowtwelilat
course doing a I wee I vetoes-. The tettnrit trains were
Immense, inelinlin_t threw of from 20 carriages to les*, cam.. in, paid he ha, token 24.., handed over ltie , and
and were drawn be two enebies each. Mr. Collett, saUl he would keep th.• 10.. for 11, day's moner; as he
Mr. Targett, and the
ir efficient staff are to be con- WAS D. 'log ''' leave to-night. Witness took tl4s.,
gratniated r n getting very satisfactorily and without put it in hie pocket, but did not hand it over, as he,
accident, through a tremendous day's work. was VA to kw•P it i but other monies he heeded over

t) r,ply ta the Lmal Government Bout
to that efGet.

-5 O Ale.llol, . • .
the box along with the prisoner. Be was vers. In lig.
cant at what the woman had done, and said -"I did
what I could to pr dect you, and this is how you
reward ma; I shall have nothing more to do with
you," and now he is come to speak for the prisoner.
She berg d for mery, and offered to pay the money
if Cleat would let her have it. I shendl think prisoner
had been drinking.—Prninner: I want to know if
p .licemen, when they do go in take any person, if they
are to threaten their lives. Wh.n he put me into the
cell he rt dd he shouldn't be betted for such a thing as
tue.—P.S. Apeey : I was not than, when she was put
I n the cell.—The Superintendent : Gentlemen. I b g
to say that as soon ae she was brought in, I sent Al) ey
away, and she was left in charge of the female starcher.
—Being asked whether the magistrates should deal te
the ease, she replied : I w ,uld rather have it settled
DOW. so I.s for me to have the town; I am quite
innocent, a • innoceet an any of you gentl onen are. I
am not guilty of the money. Oh! for Ave me this
time.—Mr. Arlen: You ask to be forgiven now, and
yet vox say you have not et,len IL —.leery Chat, a
lamtmaker by tr %de. sail the defsndant hal lived with
him for the lit 18 ye tr., and had br u.tht op his
family. Last Saturday he came to the town to receive
the prisener from Dorchester t reclaim her; met licr
a% Dorchester. and came to Weymouth with inc. and
tok her to NI j+l Bridls'e house. But, had he known
who Mies Bridle wee, he would not have gone to ler
house nailer any eirctunetances. They t x.k abed, and
entered upon the place about 3 o'clock, but had not been
there long when this purse was lost. What passed
about roan he did not kuew ; hut Mies Bridle came in
saying—" I have dropped my purse, I don't know
where I dropped it, upstairs .r .lowtstairo, or hers; I
thought I put it on the bed." She w,nt and searched
the room, and there was a female there cleaning the
lower part .4 the honse, who was not out of the coin,
Patty all day, and told him • great deal mere of her
affairs than he wanted to know, and this woman was
In and out of the room., and he had been nut of
the. rootn.--Cleal was asked if he hadn't • wife hung?
—lie replied that old ElVlire Fox, of B.aminster, and
Dr. Keddle gave him away fram his wife years ago,
and he had nett. r seen her since, and didn't want to.
This woman had been his housekeeper, and bronght
up his chi'dren.—Mr. Arden: This woman in described
as a prostlt, tte, your wife is living, and you have been
living with this woman, and you call that" reclaiming"
her ?—Cleal : That is not pr atititi n, there is plenty
of that in higher circles than win'; at all events it is
en. Ti rettrn to this : They tried very hard to
force the w man to say she hail had the m-ney, and
Serg ant Apace threatened to throw the woman down-
stairs and break her neck; he treated her worse than a
de?, nails h 1 he had had a gre it deal too much ta do
w'th her already.—Prisoner said she was not guilty of
taking the money, but she was guilty of saying elle
wished to pay for it. If they would freely f.rgive her.
al she'd ho no more trouble for them; she knew she had
been a great deal of trouble, but she was innecer t of
this awl wouldn't steal an' thing else nor yet drink.—
Supt. Vick-ry ',refine Id a BA 1 preview eonvictsone.
—Mr. Tolhot said the Bench were satisfied her care
was el !Armada out. and there were on many previous
convictions that they didn't know hardly what to 00
with her. She would be sent to 1:1:0, rchester for 28
days' hard labour.—Prisoner: You shan't have the
money now.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANN,VERSARY.
On Sunday morning la t the Lev. S. Knipe, of
Weymouth, paid a e.t.a t the Dorchester f tation, and
addressed the children of the Sun lay Sch,s.
his subject being " Cosain't to, (Sir st " and '
attention and marked interest nttendsd the sywaker as
he addressed the little on. The char tettristic tr 1, c
of the Primitive c otnexion is that everyone shall
thoroughly understand the motto • f him who formed
the body, viz., " Progress," an I in the &Item. n
service, "straight going forward" was exemplified
in the programme lad down. In the evening the
chapel was thronged, and a series of rtcitati ins,
dialogues. &c., apropos the flee:orlon. Se`,ll nivm by the
scholars, who seemed to hi indefatigelle in the Ty. ry
of things common to their belief. The Her. J. Knipe
gave a brief hut earne-it exhertation.—On tha folh.wirg
day (Monday) the sch dare were tr. 'at:a to an eve ie.
sion to Lodmoor. The mode of cone-ryas,' arse by
vane, and the Temper ,nce Drum-an,l.Fife Bd
awakened the echo,. Of novel out-do, rap wte of varied
descriptions were--or would have be.-n—indultp. I in;
but Jupiter Pluvius was unk ndiv dispose', and jest
when the fan was waxing fast and furious the raindrops
fell Irelentlesaly, and many a little heart &TOW end.
But by the aid of kindly words and companionehly,
which no exterior effects could dated wate, a gunny
cheerfulness was effused over the gambols of the
juveniles, and the waywardness of a rainy g id fait d
to dispel the happiness everywhere visible. M
half-past six the signal was given for departure, and,
full of gleesome remembrances, the happy party dis-
persed at Dorchester about 8.30.

SERIOUS ASSAULTS ON THE POLICE.
Poor soldiers, named George Myers, John Rune&
James Kelly. and John Farrell, were on Tuewistv ehsrzed
at the Boroneh Police-court. hof Ore the Meyer (W. Hurtle's,
Deeenieh, Esq., and J. Po tr 1-.l.llard. Eel., with
being• drunk and ro•cei., and airianiting P.C. Haggerty
whilst in the execution et his duty.
P.C. Haggarty eeid on th • previous evening he heard a
disturbance in Mill street. and foetid the desen•isints 0. n-
th. Swan Inn cer•ng Rild swearing. About a quarter-
vast eleven he went to Cuckold's-row and again
eaw tic-tn.
They were corsing and *wetting. Th 1.0 wal • CR.••••1
there, and • man named Ricketts care e up and said he
had been assaulted by Barnes and Myers. Defendant.'
moved away and witness heard one of them shoot ont
" Lees fall in. five of us is enough fir the • ehnek
him over the hedge and then wo eon c for the
others." All the men rushed beck, with lime. in
front, and the latter struck him in the (ace, kn icking his
helmet off. AU five then surrounded him, and struck him
ereafai blowy. Witness drew his staff and used it in se-
dateness. After this there was a regular scrimmage, and
edemas wee knocked down. Whilst on the grown Iho was
kicked by some of the defendant., but ho e not tell
which. Before he was knocked down. Ftrrell struck him
„me the had with his belt and drew the blood. rrhe hslt
was pawed with the blood-stains still on it.) Whilst en
the trona his tunic was torn off his hack. (The tunic
erhichwas vary badly torn wssalsoproduceri.) Threeof the
defendants fel on him, and kept him on the croon 1 ti:l
assistancs came. He remembered no more till someone
coma to his help. When he got up, Kelly and another I f
skew me away. The other three were ripprehen
witness followed the two who ran away, and he arrested
Kelly at up. barracks.
Ferrell : Did I strike you
Witness could not positively mem- that Farrell struck
him. Ile believe he was the man. Ile oushed him thud.
Farrell denied he struck or pushed him.
tibariee Ricketts 'ilia about quarte--pest devon the
Previous evening he heard a distor. once in cuckos,v..row.
He went there and fund there hod biers o row. The
defendants were then making their way di. hem and
guns kicked him, and he went and informed the
e notable. He saw Haverty knoCked down by the
soldiers, but he could not tell whiCh. Whilst theeonstable
wes on the ground he saw one of the men kick him. Mt
(rat Was two, and witness saw him 'truck with the lvds,
hot could not say by 'dom.
two of the men. Ile eon! t not recognise Kelly an 1 Erroll
as two of the PRAT.
In reply to furher queatien., witness said both Barnes
end Myers kicked him, and hi reeeiv,d one of the blows
in the stomach.
Hue. Kayo, living at C tekold's new, Pula about 11
n'clock on the prevous evenine, he wee in his father's
hen.•, and he heard some tennis natal.% shnutOg
" garde% r He went out and saw the politernan mu the
graved end four or five vildierei keening him down and
beating him. Witnee. acid "Hold .41, rive the man a
chance to gee and he sarbt oi in 'hem off.
One of the pri.oners then turned round ond knoeked him
down, but he could not smear which. Horan aw sy up the
street, end witness foil owed him end eanc, t him. He
held him till the policeman came. Whibt P.C. Haggerty
was on the ground he was struck with • bolt, but he
000ld not swear who hit him.
Acting-Sergeant Carter said shout qnsrtsr-osit 11 he
we on duty at the bottom of the town, and from in'
beteation received, he went to Curikold's Row. There
was a large crowd of people weembled and P.C. Haarertv
wee amongst them. Amongst the crowd were 111. ore. and
Mesta Haggerty everg.ine.l of being ARSMI:Se, I b 9 five
soldiers, and pointed out It irnes and `Myers. RS two of
them. Ile told bin to follow the &horst Barnes was
sitting down on the geortrel, and Myers was st o ling
smonest the 'crowd. Witness ordered the former t • cet
up. Deno thie Myers rushed at him took him by the c .llar,
endis him by the side of thn Itelyt, hie
helmet off. He closed with him and ver both fell to the
✓emand. He kleked him, and bits piers nut of Psi,. fl.Rer.
• was view viol.ns, but witness mi,turesi to serene him.
P.C. Dunn then came tip and apprehended Barney.
Cornelia Norris, 4-lancing to the Militia, and at'eeed
In the 30th Meade DVS% said he wars at tho hntroni of '
the town, and heard there was • dietnrhanee in Cock olr,
row with some of their men. He went there and w
few Witollssa end nn of them ren up thew:hod-lane. Wit.
ass. spoke to Farrell and asked
sae he nosed. m whet wee Ve matter, •
the walles." went ttl r our
'ha"
pitching
tn'n
Carter end Buses on the ° "'ha'
" and
maw
Sarg'ant
[round. He was calls d
sergeant. Myer.... Present," t."'" Pa dwi to
4"i'tlth.'4
aside. He then mid... what you . iaint'rf
elie with Ms foot and kiclad him intheltanri. '"r
Toe
ediliteees.=l*.wasaas.p.T.ntherehe
wesiwerem.t....t
upßtoitb...tizziallyeey, sent Farrell. t
be gave it tige.

Only one, an active non-commissioned otlirer, e.
reed in doing this by taking advantage of the ample
cover elf yd. dby the uneven groun I, and atone-b 1 icks.
When it wat tele rted that the enemy wan iu camp,
there was much surprise, the others who ha I once got
In having been captured. Fortunately for thedefeud-
ing force, the llllCetni of the "enemy" Wm only
partial, and the defenileis, opening a trrmsndous
fusilale for about t n (a WI blank c
were soppy' d t have i,cfetti d the invading force.
and at out ten minut-s after the soldiers marched ba:k
t barrackr, cud the Fortune's Well people was able
to enjoy tieir dessert.

buds to Durdle Door, frames with lobsters, entire, and BIOWLI/10.—Mr. J. W. Haneforcl, champion of the
1
sta fish strongly displayed. banner screens, and the Poole Bicycle Club, was one of the competitors at •
u....al great variety of articles peculiar to bazaars. grand bicycle most and races held at Taunton on
Amongst the contributors had been :—Lady Srlina Monday, taking first prize. value £2l, in a five mile
Bond, Dr. Bisset-Rawkins, Lady .81hreiber, Mrs. l handle rp, and second, volue LI 2a' in a three mile
Ferrer, Rev. George Warre, Misses Mocking, Mies handicap, whilst his. brother took a firer prize, value
Fisher, Misses Mrliar.i, Mr,. Frod.harn, Mrs. Kre.sa, ' l:5 5.., in a on- mile handicap. The time for the five
Mr& Uroley, MIS. Bvrtlett, Miss Lori:luso, and mile rote was 17 min. 37 sore. In the three mile race
other,. Among the early sis hr. Were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. liana rd was a good eecond, only miming first
Farr.•r. Mr, and Mrs. C I,iuhoun, the Mayor of Wey- pa 'er hr over-c rnfidenc., Mr. F. W. Brook ooming
mouth (It. .N. flowaid, Esq./. Mre. Andrews (Dor- spon him nnaw .ree just at the winning post, and
ch.ster), Mre, Dill (East ( raldon), Misses Hill, i beating him by litt'e in re than a yard.
General rand Miss Gonybear,.. Rev. W. Ebb., Miesse i " ROUGH " DISTUKBERI4.—At the, P.dice-court on
Philippe, Mies Groves and Mis.es Randall (Winfrith), ' Friday, two brothers —Thomas and James Tileed—
and many others. It is vita impossible to give an &alone, were brought up in custody charged with
idea of the great vsriety of articles displayed, all the damaginfr the door of a il, use. About half.past eleven
farmers of the n-iglihouthood. and in fact everyone the previous night the pri.oners, when drunk, went to
cobnected with the place, down v. the very p soy'', the liOnfle of a woman nsmed Cure, and knocked at the
heving sent their c ,ttrilsi i ns, and the Rev. (derard d..or. As she refused to admit them, they ma le use
Williams, the esteemed vicar, must be very gratified of tire most disgusting language, and threatened to
at so widest. end a reeponse to his appeal. smash the door in. Cure went out at the hack to
—. fetch the police. and on her return fund her do it had
OBERBORKff. been partially broken down.—They had no excuse to
make, except that they did not break the door—there
ABBKr Scrioots.—The annual prize day took place was • third man concerned in the affair, who has not
on Fri ray in the large Sob,droom, which WAS crowded
et• • rehended —fhe were fined IN.,
labo 2s. rd.
with the parents and friends of to pupils. The Vicar ~0 age, and the coats, or one month's hard Y - bee.. PP • Y
7?
in
esided, and read the reports of the Government and us
Diocese., Inspectors, the letter again stating that the
' schools were the best in the neighbourhood. The first
prize for the bet s cit ition was adjudged to Edward
14ewlyn, who gave 'The Lifeboat" in a very praise-
worthy and clever atyle. NVe understand that he has
collected nearly kb for the boys' lifeboat. The Pee ,n 4
prize was aworded to Wm. Minifie. Several excellent
songs sere sung by the children. Some beautiful
specimens of needlework, writing, drawing, gra•sea,
wild tbwere, dtc... were exhibited, and Mr. Ingram,
the moister, and Miss Phillips, are each to be congra-
tulated on the success of the schools.

PETTY SESSIONS.
Titoltaimr.
Before R. P. %sodden, Ern., Captain Carr Glyn,
bi•jar Mektem. and A. C:ay ton Ere.
Mr. Abel Whittle, of Ifetminster, wan summoned for
baring uojuit we ghts in his posie.sictl•—llefendant
pleaded guilty. and the case wan proved by 8 ipt. Florence.
—Fined Li. and 10s c the weights to he forfeited.
Albert Lane. ()nodes Gray. and Harr.; Maore, inree boys,
were charged with &smelting Charles Tome, at Thornford.
—Canip's nant skid laat Thursday be was coming up Mill.
lane, at Toornfied. on a load of hay, whim the di implants
picked up stones and threw at him, one of them -tracing
him in the head. He was bloed all otrer.—L me said com-
plainant beat him without may cause, and he was blood all
over.—Gray also denied assaultine the caturlamant. and
Produced a large Eine with which, he said, the cotoplW n-
ant th eateoed to beat Lie brains out,—Miirris said they
all threw • stone, but he was the only one who struck the
compleitomt.—Fined 61. sad 3a. costa each.
Sarah March. an inmate or the Sherhorne Union, was
charged in east idy with misbehaviour in the Ilacium the
previous day.—The mut Trail the ',atelier was employed
in the scullery, and yeiderlay ha funl she was not doing
her work, and he told her if she did not do it he would
send her to VA, ition. In the aftermon he again
found she was at ilo:nr her work, an I when he order. d
her to do it she laugh,' at hini.—She was sent back to the
UDioll with a cantata.
Maria Ilemlett wad summoned for or t Ending her child
ti school.—Dulendant. a widow, pl APIA that alio eent her
toy as of ten as lie cmld afford t ,do so.—Fined being
allowed a week for payment.
Sias Peony, whii sal represented by his wife, Was
summoned for a similar offence, and was final Si.
Samuel Mirchi-II for not ctumlying with an attendance
order was fined ss.
Arthur Cabel w summoned for a similar cffence.—
Defendant expressed hi surer • at receiving the gummy ne,
and said be had °bele' the order made. The boy had
attended four times during the week, ant was only
credited with one ittendance. Ifs boy wore five minutes
late he would rot be marked as present.
Ciir.stipber Field was summoned for a like offence, and
th mother said when tre boy was sent to school beau
seat n erranda —Fined 5..

each.