The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-10 00:00:00

DOROZEITEB.

try the Ugh nit. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury
)(mew the Be,. William George Trousiale, 8.A., to
the Curacy of Comm?lbe. Dorset.
3ferst Focry.—Liaratenrust Homo J. J. Kentish to be
instructor of musketry, Tice Lieutenant J. C. S.
Irving, promoted into the Mod Foot.
PILISMATION.—A. very pleseant g3thering was
that which took piste on Thursday evening last at
Mr. G. Crockees, Jun., Sonthotrest. i'hp members
of the Young Men's Bible Class, in connection with
the Wesleyan Sunday School, assembled for the pure
pose of presenting their leader. Mr. A. Wolff, with
a very handsome Inkstand, op the occasion of his
ireeest marriage, and a token of respect for peat
oinks& Mr. CrJcker made a very suitable address.
'Mr. Wolff, in thanking them for their Matinees, re-
marked that it would be higtly appreciated both by
himself and his partner.
80100011 Purrs Stsstoue, Monday.—llefore the
Iliagor (W. Darden, Esq.), Aldermen Davis and
Curse, and Mr. Fiord Jillard.—Jane Dare, who did
not appear, was summoned to using obscene language
on the 30th April.— P. C. Pryor stated that on the 30th
uf April, at 10.20, he saw defendant drunk in company
with three artillerymen, in Mill-street. She was using
bad langsage. —Defendant wa., sentence.' to one
aneath's imprisonment —Fsther Crosby and Emily
Plods, for a similar offence at the sanneplace. were
vent to gaol for a month.—Fredenck Whitty was
oummonel for neglecting to sweep his chimney.—
Defendant's core had been adjourned once before to
obtain A witness to prove that the chimney had been
'wept, hut he had failed to do so.—The cue was wale
adjourned for a weak.

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONs.
SLIVILDAY.
Bela. B. B. Middleton. Esq., A. Banks& EN.. Major-
Gensral Hanning. GB., and D. %any. Lag.
Milt= Bartlett was charged with killing • psdridae
daring the aloes mason at Winterbarn• fit. Kartan.
Charles Brame stated that on the 214 of AWsti b. ssw
illitiondent in Mr. Hawkins's field. Ho took a partridge
from a trap, killed it, and took it away with the map.
Defendant was fined 61 and colts, 9s.
immature FOR PSTZOLTAIII LICZNIZ.
A. limns, was granted to tiarnuer Chubb to store petro-
-101111 at Mahlon Nowton.
ABACO AT DINICHESTIJL
SURMA VIII was again brought up on remand charged
with ',Wag fire to • rick, the property of Masora 8.. sad
G. r op the Sod ra MM. _

.4 SOWS
. Davie. on ta_ •
Oollinif evidence was assiirmed.
itr. illutford tinted that ea Konday, Hay 2e4, he wee
nessies fres the Rids Batik Awes pus Gm in
with three others. He mei the man about yap
rdi
gm, rick They could not see the rick, as Um were
is • hollow. Shortly after they saw the rick on Are. There
ow so other swoop ow.
Priscotec was committed for trial at the mat Winshaatir
Ambles.

A pkiesAirr BYENING'S ENTERTAINMENT
BY THE MILITARY.
Bacitheir et the series of musical entertainments, !atm-
wawa with readiogs, recitstiona me. which bay. ,___
coesne i 4 watid_ _
_,the New Depot Barracks. by th. kind pin.
mimeos of LoSOMen J. Wilk hum, commanding this &Aria.
ws. ewe ammoroday evening wit, when there wasa A rst-
aerie attereiburls. the roma being Usefully crammed. The
osLWilldascre near Attired twice on the " bIU a( I
ast sb dkeabbess this had more than a little to do with
_„,.;:sanooehaaoogaorsd audience. Among those present
.....; Johnston* Wilkinsoa. Captain and
iFfe. gigodslas Oaptain Outler. Curtain Nowa Seams.
ILisistissM idiotism. S cond-Lieut. pilaw..
liarrhooo, &mood-Lieut. PeercoQiurternaister and
'Art 1
Km wetland, Kiss Sikkim& Bay. W. ganctuary, Lieut. I
poi oar bogineenti, £O., be. The eTtosigle...roeier-
Imo ammommor with • lively fantasia. ' be the
wad. sager Ileass-Mcior Lucas This was creditably
zogris od, and fo=ed a capital overture to the good
to come. Mime Laird followed with the little sou
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looming. and the clever manner in which it was rendered
its premature, 4. loud burst of wimps
=doe diores or the mum P, ilonel Wilkinson came
whose ti=n4 was the Menai for a tumultuous
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jp tielvite and Coenul., at the rumen ot
MlWar lia, It is needless to say the recitation wu of a
risestatirrimj clisirectar, and tine Ana delivery and striking
adieu of Clolesel Wilkinson weris well suitai to the alter,
SOU will neertiel ardour and tendon patriotic pathos with
wiste the nernstive abounded. Tim redlines:. listi ori
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Cupboard, ec." The audience were almost cemented yrith Oross.exerninea : Did not say she had been on the Nothe , 1
laaa,”ar." the colonel prueeeded (Tom point) point in with the Militia, hefare alla went to tbe Brig Inn. She : 1
his ' discourse,' which, despite it* ridiculous and mirth- went to the 11-ig Inn • virtuoue girl. One night at Port- . 1
giving nature, was • fair parody of whit is known es " • land Mrs. McCabe had • row with her husband, and turned ,
modern sermon " A Unimak "Lucia di Lammermoor i tlarrn out of the house • hut they went bark that night.
Vane and violin), was next capitally rendered by Mrs. , hue Keay. 20 yeere'ad. wig in service in Weelemah a •
' ailahl" 604 %Meant Curtio, end encored. Sergeant I short time oen
and was induce en ito to the Brig Inn, I
Curtis followed with the song. "Mother Kissed me in me where she stayed all the while with Mrs. McCabe. She was
I Dream." which was greeted with applause. The Rev. W. task, dby Mee McCabe to gn ts • delving chic They
Sanctuary amused the &adieu°e with some '• NurserY had gone in With two eollng men and Mrs. McCabe spoke
; Retuiniscencee• and Drum.mei., Luca., Sergeant Cords, , to them in the bar. Maria Sons and she went together,
I and Drummer Legg were highly enceessfil In their , and they sesocisted with got lien, gallon,
each if alnne.
and civilians.
rendering of "Tue Wreath." Captain Mathias fairly 1 TIP), Paid 2a each if with romnativ, en leed* the audience rear with laughter when hr sung the They left and went to Portland. living there under
droll adventures of "Torte Little Pp
i," and he wee, of
odmilar cirenmeteness, and returned to 6 Myrtle-terrace.
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cosine, heartily applauded. the glee. 'Dame Darden," where ohs tank a room a. 4s. a week Lest Thureday
followed, and the evening's entertaiument wee concluded week she was them with Marie Steer, end now confirmed
by the singing of the National Anthem by the audience, her evidence, adding that Stone slept on the floor. Mrt.
accompanied by the band. Ch ere were then given for McCabe was with Marshallese and I,r ("Many.
Colonel Wilkinson, Rey. W. S anctuary, the ladres, aka. Mre. McCabe. 'ebbing, denied this, saying she slept up-
Mrs. Mathias deserves praise for the masterly manner in stairs with her children.
which sae prodded at the piano •. end the promoters a witae,,,, mid weeny pitmen void se • week for her
thee entertainments are entitled ti the thanks of all who room. She need ale° to help do the washing and the
attend, for the evident pains taken to give satialettane• servants' work, but was not paid for that. Mrs. Besaley
had alao been in the habit of coming to S. Mertie-terrscri,
bate at night; • lot of girls also entne th•ra by day and
night with men. Believed the rent of the house is 61. 61.
a week
Dr. Dew elicited that this girl also fell at the Brig Inn.
tWobritresyre...Beoyastibeey anothdytyhemotmher; gtihrels
pro:.
wthoheerewethent
children slept was only a little poky place with a bed on
the floor.
CrosPexemined : Wss turned out of MriMcCabe's
house at P ortiand, because she and her husband bad a
row, about 4 p m., and they returned about half- pest ten.
Next morning she turned them out &gain, and they went
to live at Crazy Kite.
Mrs. McCabe here said thew went to • house where
there were no panes in the windows, and the notice bad
to get them out of the window,. Defendant also
declared that the ordered Stone not to corns to her hones,
awl warned Keats not to go with Maria Stone. This the
witness admitted. She lived flee ream at one Piece of
, respectable service, and afterwards in Crese. ant-street.
, Cooper. an ex-pnilts- Airier, who lives a. No. 4. Myrtle-
yterunce, ,
i, hade _ s;-oeinneNhoe
.6htouhei
iresyheirtnkoofnen4l4l3m,yreittrs4
'imam! ,
and gnome', roe to the men's &bow,. Hid seen Mamballsay
and Pitman (air's) gotta the breve, one drank. There
was a reline in the house-7" Murder' was celled. He
hoard • womsn's Yoke cry "Don't strike me any more:
don't murder me." List Sunday morning he was obliged
to get up about one o'clock. and /law men and women nO
let, Km McCatwee, and swearing was heard there after-
wards. The rent is about 6, • week, including the rat..
and taxes Hod he qel the lendlord wee anxious to get
three ne mie out
Mr. Rohens : Very much obliged to you for the inform'-
tin you have given. I wish everyone who Bete near such
Owes would give informstioe. It redounds to your
credit.
Welber Menu 7 Tommy, who lives next toiler. McCabe's,
spoke to it. being a resart, day and night, and the
females who went were wetly young girl,. There ere
constant rows in the house. and last Sunday morning he
was disturbed.
Joseph Charles Chick, who renta No. 6, Myrtle terrace.
raid he paid £l5 a year. and the poor rate and water rate,
the landloed paving the sanitary rate. Considered the
house nothing but • bed one, • perfect—, and complete
nuisance to the neighbourhood.
John Gilbert, of Ni. 3, said No. 6 wee frequented by
girls, soldiers and sailors, and wes • perfect nuieanou
Sergeant Avery had spprehended the defendant in a
low almoner a Saatbamplon.—Defendaut : Iliac respect-
able part I went to se* my husband.--fiergeent Aimee :
The respectability is We. A single women lets out 1.6
room,. He continued that on revers' occasion', he had
cautioned defendant when abe was keening the Brig Inn,
and be saw several girls at Mirtlieterraos, when he
apprehended Keats there.
The Mayor intimated there was ample evidence to
commit defendant for trial.
Defendant exclaimed sobbing: You are not uing to
send me for trial are you!
The Mayor said yes.
Defendant: Oh—oh—oh—tny Door mother.
The Mayor: Attend, Mrs. McCabe.
At this defendant shrieked again.
The Mayor: Have von got anyone to find bail for you 1
Defendant (sobbing): Yes, I dareese I can find bail.
The M arc: This is • very had case against you: at the
mime time your hosbend in not here, and the magistrates
are going to take your own surety to mapper at the Quarter
BeelliOne.
MeCabe : Won't you deal with it here 1
Her sister (impressively): Hear what Mr. Howard has
to way. Certainly: hear what the getatiemen have to say.
The Mayor: We have no Dower to deal with the case

Defendant wee very anxious to say something. sad
holding oat apparently a letter, wanted to speak about her
former character.
The Mayor : You had better keep a quiet tongue. We
have only the power to oommit you for trial, and let you
oat on your own bail.

Maria Stone and Sane Keats, witness.. in the former
case, were then charged on remand with stealini • watch.
the prop.rty of Mrs. Beasley.
The case was partly heard on a premiere. recision.
Mr. Nathan, of St Thomas-street, proved that Stone
offered the watch for sale at his shop last Friday week.
Mrs. &Holey lied been to his house, and ennoired lie
watch had been offered, and the prisoner Stone came to
shortly after with a watch answering the description. Be
told her t 3 wait, for be knew somebody who wanted a
watch, and then went to another part : but when he came
back prisoner was gone. lie refused to give up the watch
to anybody bat the pollee; sent for Sergeant Apeey, and
gave it up to him.
Fanny Pitman proved that lira Beasley gave them per-
mission, when they came from the Coopers Arms, t 3 go
Intl her bedroom and wash their hands.
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Tbe priainers pleaded guilty, and acknowledged tker
bo*h agreed to gall the watch.
They were eenteneed to two month: hard labour, and
in the meantime the magietrates ettted they were willing
to try and imt the girls into a home, where they might
begin a differ:tit life.