The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

DoticussniK

ScHooL or ART.—Tbe annual mrating for distribu-
tion f psis s, ne held on Wodneedsy evening,
J. Ylo),r, Fog M.P., in theohair.
P.teVah NUTICE.—Yor the Bristol end Western mail,
whisit has beau wads up at 6.21) pan. daring the sum.
insr, tin,, Ix now.elosa• st 430 p.m.

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LAWN CITY Mistmorr.— We are glad to be able to
aide that the meeting in behalf of this moot expellent
society on Monday evening was really well attended, the
Town.hall brine very nearly fillet The Rev. W.
Tyrrell, as wind, gave a most interesting address illus-
trating the work by . number of fasts which had oomg
no& r hi. own outlae wiitio the few list weeks. The
mat mass of London 11..aihenism being daily suppl,
merited, as shown be the AMU newspaper, by working
people from the Provinces, who are led up to the
ileiropoll• li, se•rali of work, and gradually drawn sway
by the crowd of infidels tido:Amino'. by whteh they we
surrounied, it is not. unreaaonable th.t the Provinees
should be mked it, help this society in Its efforts to
remedy the evils, which years of neglect and apathy
have brougtt to so frightful a state. After the meet.
lag the co'inction amounted to £6 100.
CARRIAGX ACCIDIPT. —On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Mayne was driving home from Martinstown with •
lady visitor and her men Robert, and .topped near
Damer's barn for some purpose, when tha pony shifted
round totne hedge. Catching up the reins hurnedly,
Mrs. Mayne turged at the wrong one when the animal
bo.t.td. Mrs. Mayne and the other lady jumped out,
Hit the boy remained. Some men ran out Irons Damer's
horn,URI tried to stop the frightened pony, and would
have done It, but • dog with the carriage snapped at the
coat sleeve of one of them sod tore It, and the pony
poised, but soon came to a stand-still. The lad was
unharmed; one of the shafts we. brokon off the
vehicle.

CoMMITTIO to Tilt DOSSZT COONTIf PsMS.—
&VS Jai : William Walker, inflicting bodily harm at
Portland Roads, •' William Evans. and Thomas Brine,
housebreaking at Nesterbury ; Hard labour: John
Mother, falling to report himself to the polio., bans
under anperobien, at Shaftesbury, 1 year; Charle•
Clark alise Merles Itclardn, steeling (ruin the person at
Shroton, 6 calendar month.; Joseph Forest, assaulting
polies at Weymouth, 2 ealendar mouths ; Plicebe Fors*,
riotous conduct at Weymouth, 1 Goland/sr month;
'Richard Courtney, misbehaviour in Weymouth union,
1 calendar moutri ; Owe, Elliott, await at Wey-
mouth, 1 calendar month; Alfred Jackson and John
Taylor, vagranoy at Hampreitoo, 28 lay.; Williuni
Weetliesr and John Nicholson, stealing a mrsersobaum
pipe at Weymouth, 14 days ; Goorge May, drunk and
I riotous at Doreheater, 14 day.; Edward Welton,
vagrancy at For.iltistoi:, 7 day. ,•.Jainee Ford. drunk
and f 111.0131 at W0)010%014 7 day.; Impriortment :
Robert Cosser, leaving faintly chargeable at Fontmcil
Magna, 1 coordh ; Henry Arehsr, stealing pocket-hand-
k. [chiefs at Csnford Magna, 7 days.
&notion PLTTT 8/moose, Tuesday.—Before M.
Devsnish, FArl., and G. Curdle, Fag.
George Day, a stranger, sae brought up for assault-
logMr. C. Meech, landlord of the Puke of Wellington

Prisoner went to the Duke of Wellington drunk,
on Monday afternoon, when kra Meech told him to go
away. He used disgusting language, and attempted to
strike her. Witness Interfered, when prisoner 'truck
him on the We, and then kicked him. He sent for
Lb. pollee. end gave him into custody. In the wife
Mr. Meech gave the fellow a pretty good thrashing.
P.C. Churchill took him into custody. He used bad
language all through the street.
Sentenced to 14 day: hard labour.