The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-27 00:00:00

Slash es anb II ickno.

Another of our publicanaws.. op last Theel
When we have time we will Aate what we leb:or
be the reasons for the great changes in tit' •
Tunes have been so bad for all trades lately lhe'
least the brewers could have done was to giro',
fallen one the summer season in which 10
up. "Dangerous' should be stuck oe :
signs in our town. It is as dangerous to take 0
as to use the knife, i c., turn butcher. Beer
were for those fat seasons when pod otose Cl'
of "quiz," and smuggling paid the et"h'res
On the 15th inst. the fife-and-drum baud irt
to Bournemouth in the Florence. via
l'
party. During the voyage Albert t•h.dam fe
the paddle-box in a fit, and many of the
were panio-stricken.
Joe and John deliver otal at the boom I'l4
prices. The fact is alarming. Whatever
change for the better'
lA= (moths)) planted " fill-basket"_
wife oomplainsthat she does not get the We7,o
enough—to fill her puree. Low PriaL
meanact s profit& Try the igan with P." tot
A Templar is said tobe in tresi_nf Moot
beck. We catrcal him ,if he pee% 1°"'"
weaker than " Pantom's Tay." fitrecir
the nerves, and publicans get " wetter BO'
men, although they do not try all watetavot
some talk of the Church of Englol,,a
Society turning the Purbeck into
Public-house. We hope they will not lose
hr lack of • bid. giroeh4l
The new Church will be opened at a,ots
5014114117. The 5.8. Florence will leave
Swatted* 4 11, 3, and 6 o'clock
The old " quart " are invaded hl p
Where are the ghosts, of our fatherl. doe,
the dap when even the "warblers
free trade principles. Row brave we wretrot
combs men are allowed to dig in Pone, 01
such Gentiles. Kiddie says : "Lot :rep
as they dosn't reed."
Westley Cottage is now the CO
P.C.'s are to be found therein—et tihttbisdre
To which of our arack shots at Wt 7- Dote
Funny Polka refer when it says, “I tr,eire ofir
artilleryman wilting at the Congo-tee
hours to see General Order?" se
Kiddies Market : Teethes, fort
PIM mos as Int irk& ; webby., ow

crock torts, (gnmd in Parb•011), dreepeoos a
eared; lobsters, two shillen a dizen.
buothee peels writers boast of their influence on public
creations. Mr. Editor, gamer and stronger than any
_nee psit the Church Tunes) we denounced the put.
rzi,,f the ev.kirb?ce in ~ur noble abbey. All we were
Theeso bitter It is sweet to learn that the Howe of
pewees. his taken our view of the question. No
mt palgrave, or the members for Dorset
wigovi_t. sua boroughs) lent their Taormina about
we report them for their courtesy, and feel
gem proud of the result. How !woo um, Abbey
I—stv with our light alining Into its gloom.
"iieeetoh, builder of the Eddystone, once visited
00 Curls. He saw concrete used to such purpneh
eheee that he adopted it for important works. be
odes did more good as ruins than ever John and all
hie regalia did in the " good old days "before Mopes
It is nvver too lete to be of use," as Mr.
Disks said of the ivy, Lucia.

8017 11,31331017 TH.
TO• rsta--In rotPll t & petition which they
recently addressed to the Prince and Princess of
Wija, inc them to open the new pier ist Bourne-
limo, the Bournemouth Commisslosen have
ti,„,ved a letter stating that their Royal Highnesses'
anat.:nue engagements will not admit of their prophe-
t), go visit Bournemouth this eeivon.
Scow' Scowl, CESTIXART.- --On Friday afternooo.
enitimcni eation of the above oentenery, • united
7.thwing ofteachers and friends assembled at Bourne-
iconaLunder the auppire.. of the West Hants and East
ts,,set Sunday School Union. A devotional meeting
O 4
conference took place in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
chnich, where the subject of "The Lessons of the
coyest," was opened by Mr. T. J. Cox, of the
I„,,tdon Sunday School I..lnioc, and was taken up by
s number of Nonconformist ministers and friends. A
te6 tee•tintt took place in the Town-ball in the after-
in the evening • public meeting was held in
the ▪
suns mom, Mr. J. Kemp-Welch presiding, when
addressee were delivered by the chairman, Mr. T. J.
Co, Mr. Gates (Exeter), and others.

LYXINGTON.
'Ng SIIAIM.—After two years of comparative
quiet in their encampment at HorcUe, the Shakers are
vain in pecuni.try difficulties. Two judgment
ammonias are out against Hrs. Miffing, one at the
teete,,gs ot an auctioneer, who some time ago
cominctal a .ale for her, the other for milk supplied
to the community. One member of the fraternity,
mood Frampton. was on Saturday summoned before
the magistratefi for neglecting to maintain his wife, and
°hired h, ley 5.. per peek.

BMIDPORT,
Boaocon Prrrr Stations, Tuesday.—Befors the Mayor
(J. F. Stephens, E.q.), tnd T. H. Edmunds, FAQ.
earTION TO BICYCLISTL—WiIIiast (home Hill. son of
Mr W H. Hill, of South-street, was charged, under the
Bicycle Act, with having, ea the With of June rode a
bicycle between the hours of sunset aad sunrise without a
hesp.—Dteradsat alleged that he was not aware of the
'jadeites of the act, and the father also pleaded ha knew
Whine of it. He wee on a business errand, aad when
the placentas told him of it he went back home.—P.C.
Witt paid he had ridden the bicycle back alter being
isforeosal of it, and that was why he had been summated__ •
—lfr. Hill requested the Bench to look It over.—The
Boa considered his ignorance of the law was hardly an
cicoss, as the rules, ic , had been published ; but In this
witald not fine, and remitted half the costs, 81.—
The lather thanbed the bench, and paid the le, at ones.
J,,,,Alleitajorit, tailor, latch-lane, w as charted with being
drank and disorderly, on the 281. h ult —P.(. Witt said on
X roday night, 98th ult, about quarter to 11, defendant
was arsine and calling his wife dreadful names. He saw
In. into the home. There had been previous complaint&
—Hi. •if said she hoped it wouldn't happen again, and
• theild &Arlie him to join the G Tomp'ars.—The
Reach 1,4 into consideration his wife and (tinily, and
the 1 oit rotrrtion being three years ago, be would now be
seal 5i., coats 8.. 61., and was duly cautioned as to his
enn.l.l,t In the burr.
SiltitlLS or TIIII PZACIS Charles Gels, lahmrer,
I) Very, was summoned at the instance it Mary Ann
slum mom foehliving, on the 13 It day of J uly,
itirrt,eneil 1., "knock compltintnt's bead off, and her
teeth down her thr..et.'-4i ,u3plainant deeltreil the was
is fear f him, and requested that be might find sureties
of the peace.-I)efeadant, in answer IA the charge, denied
bares threatened the woman, and said that he could newer
We any peace with her.—Gimplainant swore he had
rerst-elle thiestened her.—Defenil int watt hound over in
hi. we teeoenitaneo in the mini i.f f-r three month*,
oral m pot Bi. 6!. cotta.—Defendani hod no money, and
taint for time, a Vrtiiight was allowed him, or dial raj r.-
anent of g•l,tP.