The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-02 00:00:00

an acceunt of Li 194.7.1. as unpaid by Mr. Joseph Lamaism - WWl' thoroughly undialthiod he weaving to leave hi April
of Piper's 'fill. Fontanel! Magna. On applying to Mr. and did liet make um lead obJection.-Ilui Honour mid the
lermanee for the amount, he proclure.l a bill and receipt PilaiwntlthanZi"; 'tts),...eeotoloofh:Lriale,...to, pood".t.eeentedood ferito.eroyonet.7toontrgoitto
for it. When he next saw the prisoner, he informed him h
. lIC must, here( re, min-
is( the remit of his application to Mr. Lawrence, when that had lawn neanl of tb
,h
cult the ',Midi,. -Mr left, asked for the defendant s costs.
Prisoner awl; nowle-Igisi he had received the amount The
had rum, all the ray from %termini. beyond min:heater -
anemia Lel not Imo, acenititeil for 1.;,. the prisoner to the .. he'
...some.. 05 1. w.,P11./.1,1 by fib, 11,,,,,,,
i
r.,intiany tip toile. preent time. Mr. Jdo-ph Lovranee nis
ko,„ ~,;0„. op ...IA r..ld, ' e eons:tr. V. 11, arrl Unwire no.torot the bib :. a I doeipt tor the amount. and Stephen
n,,,, w 0..„; ii,:...,,. ar'.i• r,. ~I ilw . inn plice. LClalin g 1 l're.sey his carter pr; .ved }eminent end idctitill'd the bill. it,.
.pere,,,i ~,i„ ti, ...t apt.", --Pbintiff sail the defendants,
resipt, etc., wish It lie lea ree need at the Alllingetone , , , ,
...,
,d ; r a ie. POll. . 1., III:, 1::l IL: ley f .1- home hire. Ile hal
station when te t '.1,1w;,,' Ca, goo Ir. ode •I b, it lint hal s ;-di imsble to If, t it. The defendants
suomintmelent La vi oler al- . proved MI admission by
ch de .I. WO Irk To getting rid of everything they
the pri-oner that be hal receie,.l the 'tinny. acre mu hi
had ; in fact the wo bail nether left, and the father was
The prisoner was ran fiiituol ta the next assizes and tLo *ening what he had.- "lodgment ler moment forthwith.
several parties hound over to appear. I William Greece, tailor Evershot. v. (ker./4 Drew, Ivershot
There were two other charges against the prisoner of I
; -Claim el les.- Defended did not *Near. but a letter was
embezzling CI Ids. Oil. paid by "She leaden, and ~ sent. offering to ley bs per nand h.-It apparel the iLfendant
Al 3s. mid by Mc co Packard and Son, don; on loth was in Court for ether debut: he Is employe' as dmpherd for
of which charges the prisoner PPP also cotumitted, the the Eon of Hemmer, and awl mid to be ix a pod pm-trim.-
evidethee in the two latter Cased being similar to the earning llsi.er wet - onler made for 3.. mouth.
firS t. ArDONILIT isi NIONSItS.
Atfred Curl ii, boot and thee maker, Bridport. v. Eliza Lee.
Defendant did not put iti an appearance.- Plaintiff said defend-
ant was a shigle woman having one dom, and worked for
! Munn 11. Hounsell end Co. miming as rid per week. Meunier
hail been reduced from time to time, till it wan only Is ter
month but the defeedant would' not pay that An order for
committal was mule 0.01110 [PO yleXil ago, but the defendant
es med that by going to Leaden, and returned to Brkhert
about a twelvemonth ago. Order made for c mimittal for 14
days, If an Instalment a's: not paid hi a fortnight.
Witliam Groi,i, V. Jobe Mike, Wearer--It was said the
defeudant elm Mil not eplear, wee calming 12e per week, but
wan very stubborn, and would ma psy maims compelled to.
Ile was married. but hail no family, and his wife did nut lire
with bine In ' tel for 21 days; order suspendud for a ton-
ne:lit for payment of an instdowit. 1
cm.. Cron.", v. Jame, While mwyer.-The debt was
al 4s, and ;t was esid defendant was In a ;molten to pay. -
caster was ineipe.iikd for a fortnight, if an Instalment of Gs was
not then paid. cenunitted for as days.
Joining tinarrell baker, v. Joan Abbott, lax dresser. -Defeo-
fleet did not appear.- -Plaintiff said tbedefesidant was autarried
man, with a family, but many of the children went to work.-
The bailiff tall there wean execution for ea against the defen-
dant, hut lie (the bailiff) mull get no admimion to the house.-
Plaintiff stated defendant had paid nothing since May, lira ;
be was amid all his earninge went "down the dark channel "-
(laughter). Hie Honour asked the ISICIIIII4 Of " down the
clerk channel," and PAS t,11.1 It Illeatlt defendant spent money
In public houses --The ,riler was for as a month, and Ifia
llouour mid the case must be adjourned for a month, as the
urn had an execution bashing over him.
Sr:ass/el Allen v Charley borders, flax dresser. -Defendant,
who did not appear, was said to be man-led, but hal no family.
-There was one other order of the Court against him.-
Plaintiff said the last time an order was made, tun as he was
about to commit the defendant, the instalment Was paid.-
Deter reduced to Sea month, and to be unlimited for 3. days
If an instalment was not paid in a fortnight.
George Henry Bed, builder, v. John Reed fireman.--.lt wee
......
mid defendant earned • guinea a week, he had four children,
BRIDPORT. he did net seem to are about laying. -2ei days, if an insist'
ST. MART'S CaIIICIL -On Monday (Concoction of St. ment 01 41 was net mid inn fortnight
l'aul)
Charier Hart, grocer, v. John Read-Mr Phillips (clerk)
there was morning wry ice at eleven
o'clock, and the said the defendaut had been to the office and said be was euffer-
belle were rung at inters ale during the day by the
ing from disease, and therefore had not been able to do much
members of the Amateur Guild. y
work, oit lutiff ialtig able tof feller his d
occupationteam an for a few hours
VALP•IiLIt SHAMA-At a sale auction of propel:l a My. - I said deendant ha a Komi d earned
the b
Bull 'lota. on Wednesday. IT Mr. R. Cornielt 12. per week --His Honour said as there wail already • o-
CIO shares in the Bridiert Gm and Coke company with mitment &AMA the defendant., he must adjoun this till nexnot
the intermit thereon, were also offered, and realised CI I court uoy.
each .hare. . Charles Hart v. Minas Dinoniek, blacksmith-Plaintiff
DnoWNING OV A Towsswor.-Mr. David Gale, son or mid defendant worked for Mir Murrell; he had • good place,
• the late Mr. Daviil Gale, fie:dresser, of this town, was met earn.: Ire per week. Ile was iii constant work, but had
aecidentallY drowned by falling overheard in one of the paid nothing for eight months. This woo Use third time he had
',melon dock. on Mislay evening. Ile was r years of taken out a Judionent munewins against him-Order made for
' age, a sailor by profewion, and leaves a widow and two committal forth days uI. were mg p.m in a rOOOLe.
cliitilren at hie late home home in Cardiff. -
I UNION WORKHOUSE -Mr. T. Roekett and Miss M. A. XA.RBEIVFOOD.
, Bartlett, porter and nurse of the Axminster Union Work- ref • se
.rai annual diocesan examination, Charles Loving,
; house, have been appointed to fill similar situatious at the a the National school I
in this parish, gained a prize, being
I above Institution at a joint salary of Liu a year. Thar third ou the list for ordinary scholars (boys). will enter on their duties three weeks hence, as Mr. and _
Mrs. !Lockett OILARMOUTH.
INTRITAINMENT AT Tllll HOTS' GENERAL SCHOOL-On Too LATE Ereren--The funeral of the much loved
Wednesday evening Mr. J. T. Stephens delighted • large and
number highly esteemed Rev. E. R. Breton, took place on
some of his beautiful S of the scholars at the schoolroom by exhibiting Saturday, in tbe presence of a large number if people,
Shelving views, illustrative, amongst
-
; other things, of the arctic region*, whibit teeny ef thou
I were of au amusing kind. Mr. A. Reynolds described the LYME REGIS.
v Tug Sour KITCHEN will be open on Wednesdays and
, various seethe Tie boys sang two or three piecm veil` S
' nicely, and two hours' capital enjoyment was the resultaturdaya until further notice.
LANDSLIP.-One night last week • slip of land occurred Tug CaSPATRICK.-A son of the late Mr. Edwin Payne,
MI the undo °vet the Marine Parade: the weight
who at one time kept the Wheateheaf Inn, Allington,
a the earth which fell on walk is estimated at .everal
' hal engages! a place as a pawn per in this ill-fated vessel.
buthundred tons. Fortunately no person was interact
the night previous to the he received
s a letter
MISCHIRV.-DUrini laSt week some now' hevious person
' from home telling hie of illtiem, lie therefore relillqUishod
peor Twee " painted wine of the windows in Monmouth-
the idea of emigrating for the time, and succeeded in
street It is to be hopes.' the offender or offenden will be
Monmouth-
getting .01E10 tale 111 take the vacant berth. Thus he was
caught, and made euffer for their midnisht frolics.
meal without doubt from the terrible fate that &muted
TgaTiethriat -For about two years .Miet Brown has
those who sailed.
efficiently and gratuitim sly discharged the du ties of organist
TRAIN Isarnovanrcrs. -We are plemel to state that
at the ts' nigregational Chapel, and the commencement of
better arrangemenbi are now made at sir railway station,
the new year was though • fitting opportunity to offer her
Pamengers who wish to go to Yeovil, Bristol, London, and
sonic acknowledgenient ; • subscription was accordingly
' other places on the up-line can book third clam at 5.15
male, and sufficient collected to purchases gold watch.
-a.m. whilst those who have Dorchester and Weymouth
which was presented to her a few clays ago.
'as their destination can go IT third class at a.:10. thus Tow,,CoUNCII. -A meeting of thts body was held on
doing away with the inconvenience rel ha, eineto wait over sday, and after arranging current Colib affairs and
; lIIIII,kIif tt. Maiden Pieletoii, SS Wl`, recentlythe caw Tue
scavenging matters, the questione connected with the mo-
t:Jets' ass,, INFANIN' GIRNERAL SCIIOOI/1.-On Weillies- harbour extension were considered. Two letters et
day evening Mr. J. 11101111111011 Stephens, of Wenderwell
Il reply, from Mr. Jackson, were read by the Town Clerk,
eum.. kindly gave an entertainment to the children in ..„..0...di0g ow
poi Ht.
r.i.,,, by
t,,e
1....
I : rporation. teuching
the girls' schiol-rmen. Tim room was well filial, ant Mr. ' "
interference with the existing public convenience of the
Stephen* delighted the Juvenile. with • well selected
series edili boundarim, after which the Town Clerk submittal
knwn of disolving views, exhibited by the aid of his well-
that he should be antherised to draw up tame further
o pair if 'anthems,
i illuminated by the oar-calcium
olaerwations, f orconsideraUen the following Monday. which
Ii 'lit Many of the views were executed imp Mr. and Mrs.
wax agreed to. Some convereatian tok place ins the ail-
Stephens., among others the eerie. of Nature's Wonders-
vis thility of memorialising the Crown authoritim for an
'Winding an iceberg, the aurora borealia. the rainbow, a
extension ~t thus Omer:akin charter, 50 ax tio embrace the
natural hridge, and Fingers rare. S'ihe ~f the views
w whole of the parish, which would enable it to attend to a
were very amming, and the delltlit of the little ones was
state,
more systematic plan of scavenging, now in a ilivideal intense. hurl,,,, the evening, the girls, under the dine-
and which their regular weekly attendance would bettor
Moe of Mies 'tendon (Inktra'", Iden'enelY eanq "nne ' admit of. The twejudicial effect of the present rate of
. tolls for the landing of fish can.ffit IT mar own fishermen,
pretty melieliea and at Hie clew of the treat the cnildren
k
...are hearty- eheere for Mr. and Mrs. Stephem, who had so ,
at ..Tooll open lioats, not being trawlers, was discuseed, mil indly aniumil them. ;
I a revolution Made to exempt such !null. from all tolls, NRWSPAPRIc Eliiroft.N.-In the Saturday Ma 1 ad! n
.: but for, eue_on landing each day. This airangement will September 17, Pete. we lately came acres tie-Y'fo-lilo-w.in-gf
nat. may ACV as 1.11 encouragement to our industrious natio-
demription of a Provincial ether's difficulties in the
men but have a benefivial eilliNl on a large portion of the
" me., old days, some forty years see,' ;-" An eilibir cannot
huh,, whiwe prineipal iirtiele of feed is fish step without treading ou somebody's toes. If Ise expremes '
---
his opi aa i,, ns fearlessly and fmnkly he be arnigant and
AXMINSTER.
preinnuptuoua ; if he merely states fele, without coins
r_AUTIoN TO PIAILICAN•.--At the Borough Petty Sessions
c
immix, he dare, not avow his sentiments. If he ,
en ) • y, Charlie Down, beerhouorkeeper of Staab
omcientlouely refeses to advocate the claims of an ineli-
71
brieLea,
.Ax ttt itt ster, WAS charged by Sept harbor, with
vidaal to office he is accused of personal hostility. A
, c runtime cards to be played in his house, fur cider, con-
jackanapes whip maulers. oif wards into verse as a clerk
try to the statute. 'I he informant was Janes Wella
does tape by the van', handa bin, a parcel of stuff that
who was bound user to keep tile peace towards the mini. jingles like • hanafid of rusty nails and • ghniet, and f
the elite, is not fool enoligh to print the nonsenae--"-litoip-
!i lt,lii-riudi:l7.'wl ".47,,,tr0'fil
itrtleirraa_atlu'ai.; iot.h".a.twaefrerapv6"l3ll.c.gallwihthe
my leaner. I weit petronire a man that is no better judge
of "4.7 r One
niirs ...nese ale paper is .
, from the evidence of his eon for the defence it appeared
would
literarY. another Is-cause it is not literary enough ; one
1
that Wells asked the le to getcards, w'hiell he did
b have the type se small that • miere.ope would
gothic to G. Ilutehings's l'iY theouseor th me. It **wheel, how:
e inilispenseble in erery family ; antherthreatens to
I ever, thatt!iere had been a pre,iouii card party between
discontinue hie paper unless the letters are half-an-inch
twelve ana lie "'awl: in the day. The magistrates said
long. In fact, every sulecriber haa a than of his own for
condecting a Memel. and the labour iif Sisyphus was , It ","..e.',11. hard fe,r, it, r.. .Down, wim "... a ea•Padabla man
II at We UPI, 111 IP 11,111 Pllt hie wife who wan jp charge
recreation when c 1111 l pared with that of an editor aim
' of the how"-, Must be held to be 111. agent, awl d Coale'
undertake, ta please aIL"
quaintly a flee would be inflicted, but not a heavy 'one, nor
VIOI.V.NT GALS.- Daring
it
the wind sprang up
would the convietion be reconlml on his license. Final in
from the southeamt, and it ince:aced in violence till it
thwiiii,tiirated penalty of Tr. end costs including la 11.1. blew a perfect hurricane throughout the night, and this
eacn fir the informer and toe wituesses-total CI 135.,
continued with unabated fury all day on Sunday ; the con-
sequence was that the sea at the harieer was in a very which defendant paid, and said he ehonlel lie only too
happy if he could kewto Wells out of his home.
rough state, and. notwithstanding heavy storms of rain at
interval*, many visite' the pert to have a view of the
waves. It wa• low water dunng the afternoon, and there-
fore the full effeet of the wind on the Waters was Wit
Visible, but about half-past two o'clock there was • heavy
storm of wind and rain, accompanied with thunder and
lightning; again between five and mix o'clock there was
another tremendous storm, the wind being very violent
indeed. and filling all with a feeling of terror. Irma this
time up till half-past eight o'clock, the wind raged with
unabated fury, and as at that time it was high tide, a very
magnificent though terrible scene was 'lnvented. The
veer.were completely sillaneraert or, at least could only
discerned at intorvala, in the trough of the rea, whilst

MR. BRIGIIT AT BIRMINGHAM.
Mr. Bright addressed his constituents at Bingley Hall.
Birmingham, on Monday night His speech began with
• reference to the changes of Government, and he
charged the new Ministry with haring applied • matct
to every lit of gunpioviler they found in their way. The
act abolishing Church patronage in Scotland would, he
thought, lead to a demand for disestablishment at future
elections in that country. As to the Public Worship Regu-
lation Act he remarked that it wise Possible to enforce
conformity to rules, hut such acts of Parliament could not
touch the hearts, the revue, or the conscience of the
people. And if no latitude was to be allowed within the
Church, its days as an establishment were numbered.
The top': led him to a long consideration of the Church am
an establishment, and he argued that it waa not, and
could not be in harmony with the age. He would not,
however, recommend oinstituencios to pledge their candi-
dates to disestablislonent. In conclusion he referred to Mr.
Gladstone's " abandonment " of the Liberal leardership,
and remarked that only those who had known him long in
the Cabinet and the House of Commons could appreciate
the magnitude of the loss.

the waves daithel with majmtic power upon the batch,
and the foam was borne inland in clouds. Fortunately
the continued rough weather of the put few months had
thrown up the sand iu a ridge of great height, and this
served to break the force of the waves, and in 1101110
measure keep the water back, or the harbour would have
been flooded, and the results must have been serious. We
were told lig one "oil Inhabitant' that he never before
saw such a sea on our coast; and it is a matter for wonder
. . . . . .

that we do not hear of any great mischief being done.
About dinner-time two vessels were descried in the oilin4
one of which. a latrine, looked as if she had loot most of
her sails, and appeared to be in distreas. There is not the
. . . .

rend &mid hut that this was the French vessel which
went ashore at Chesil during the evening. The wind was
. .

BalleareeT.—Eree'a Cocoa -Gwent Ann Oeirrearnte.-
" by • thorough knowledge of the mann laws which govern
the operations of digootion and nutrition, and by • careful
eradication 44 the Om properties of well-selected come, Mr.
EISA has provided our breakfert tables with a delicately
devoured bevenege which WSW save us many heavy doctors'
Service Gtuate. Made simply with Boiling
Water or Milk -&41 by Orocers in packet& only, labelled -
o Jam. Erie a 00., 11011HDOpethic Chemlste ea Threadneedle
Street, and 170, Piccadilly ; Work., Ewa., iLI, Londen
lisecrscroas or Cocoa -" Me will now give an account of
the adopted by Mama James Epps & Co., manufacturers
of Meek articles, it their works in the Easton Bead, London."
-See article in CaaaWs ilauseAaLl Guide.
Good wilsie for money in desired by all, but with articles
that cannot be judged of by careful purchasers
rely on the high standing of wi whom they deal.
For :30 years, Horniman's Pure Tess in Packets have given
general sat islassion, as they can at all times be relied on
for unifuns good quality, real elleapseas, and wirof
aohoitanwe nest, being imported free from the artificial
"fencing - yowilut, Prussian blue, kr., ordinarily used to
disguise inferior leaves. To prevent disappointment,
liorniman's Pure Teas are sold only ilt_packets, bearing
the Importer's signitture.-Aorms : Weynaoutit COLD%
Chewed; Dorchester, Eves& Chemist; Wareham, Baer,
Bookseller ; Bridport, ligscit etc., Chemists.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS-Weak Stomacha-The wieett can-
not enumerate ono tithe of the distressing symptom.
arising from enfeebled digestion, all of which may be
readily dispelled by these admirable Pills. They remove
all unpleasant taste from the mouth, tmostr with
flatulency, and constipation. Holloway's Pills rouse the
stomach, liver, and every other organ of digestion to that
healthy tone which fully enablea the stomach to convert
all food and drink to the nourishment of the body. Hence
those Pills are the surest strengtheners and the safest
restoratives in nervoumma wasting and chronic debility.
Holloway's Pills are infallildo remedies for impain4
appetite, eructations, and a multitude of other M5...„1,1e
...„1,1e symptoms, which render miserable the live'
of thousands Their virtues are known lir all claws.
CatriOtt-Messre Receirr & SONS beg to caution th
public against imitation square blue, of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares (used in the Prince of
Wales Laundry), is sold in wrappers bearing their ...
and trade tuark.

blowins very much from westward, au4 tbus vm.elj were
not so bable to be driven on to our roast, but woe to those
. . .

. -
nufortunate enough to have been in the channel at the
time, for their escape from the terrible f.'heail must have
been well-nigh impoissible. In ltridport much alarm nna
oncasioned at intervals by detached tiles from the houses
being scattered in all directions: falling chimney pots in
many instances shattered the roofs and penetrated the
npstairroonts, and no one felt .sale either Indere:" er.

ti:Cor7;* ila.TapTify;;;;iiral;i ic;ii;iTts-i;iiraiv:iatra.
On the harbour mail, adjoining the Fives' Court Inn,
stood a covered shed, shout thirty feet in length by some
. . .

dozen feet in width:- Between Ifie-ned eix QCIOCk in the

ronlnitlie.-inMa-ies- of the inn were --a-arin-ei by alWrible
crash, and ou venturing out to ucevtain what wee the
matter, found the front entrance blocked by a heap of
bricks, and had any one been near the door at the time
escape from death would have been miraculous. The roof
of the shed mentioned had been lifted by the wind, the
supports had given way, and the covering had fallen on
the supporting walls, forcing out the end one near the inn,
and strewing the road around with evidences of the
. . . . . . .

deatruction. Throughout holiday night there were ammo
very violent storms, accompanied with lightning, but the
wind shifted a little to the northward, anal the following
morning, at full tide, although the wares ran very high,
the we wee nothing like go rough es on the preceedusg
evening.

BEWARE Or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS Or .ALLCOCKI
Ponot:s PLuvrtm.—Owing to the wonderful sale the,.
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbago, sciatica. rheumatism, pains in
able and back, aml, in short, all pains and local affec.tions, NOIIIO nnprincipled parties have been manufac.
luring and ollenng for sale spurious plasters, put up in
such a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, as Ii
agent for I;reat Britain and Ireland, I can Fuarantee
none genuine save they bear on the Revenue Stamp in
white letten., the words —"Taos. Auxocg and co.
mogs l'untnits," and the public. by never purchaiing
unless this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
p„r„o,,, Plaster.—Hr I. lIRANDILTH, Liverpool,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
spurious ph.,ters will he prosecuted. Agent for
Weymouth and Portland. W. GREGORY, Chemist.
.A..;ent+ for Pole. W. PENNEY, 'l'. W. ATKINS, angi
W. Ilanturox, Chemist. Aocut for Dorchester, W.
How, Chemist. Agent for Wareham, T. RANDALL,
(*brink..

Tot lUSTII MID Tasegutits, Visitors to the Seaside, and
others exposed to the reorelting rays of the sun and
heated particle, of dust, will find RoWI.ANDS'
KAI.YDoR a in, ott refisshiwt preparation for the Nee,
hands, and arms, allaying all beat and irritability,
disoerring (rockier, tan, and cutaneous eruptions, and
realising a healthy purity of complexion. in CAWS Of
sunburn or stings of Inger* and as a preservative of the
skin after sots bathing, it Is Indespensable. Price 4a. 64
ant sa SI. per battle. The heat of susuiner also
communicates a dryness to We Hair and causer it to fall
off. which may bc completely obviated by the use of
ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL Price 3s. fatoilY
bottle*, ritual to 4 small, Ills. 6t, and 21a. per bottle.
ROWLAN DtT °lmmo imparta a pearl-like whiteners
to the Teeth. strengthens the puns, and giver atetbianz
th fragrance to e Breath. ths. Itd, per box. Of all c
Perfumers, and Hairdressers.
But •so Seim Eras.- The enjoyment of peel Eyesizht is otos
of our Am blessings : Partial /libel:less and Diseased Eyes,
emelt ad Soro Eyes, Inflammation., Sleeks on the Eye Kelt,.
Defortire Vision, kW*, floating before the sight,
Eye-lashes, Watery Eyes, raw Eye-lids, and Meaner of Sight,
are dieorden most truly /saramlng and deetruetive of
human happinem These !armlets are effectually removal
(without say pun) by the &indication of Swims KmoifEs Era
Ourrawirr ; which ha. cured thousands of sadi cams. Try a
eimie Pot, and the result is certain. Sold by all Chemists In
thi Kingdom, in Posts, Is lfd* ,Se Al, and 4m dd arch.
ealcauTZ... P. G. Clams and ft Iffucceelore fferliffe=
MOM Plea, Dadk7.