The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZ:

I NAVAL itierOrreAssfr.--16thif-Oommaadier home B.
Wsiker to the fierodee to am as Qthea's harbour.
ensoter at Portiaad, vice ammo.
Tees Ihowea Snow— A meeting was held in the
Infant flahoolroom, HbetUelbe. Oa Monday levelling to
°molder the advisability of holding the Plower dhow as
het yesr,..the meet* being undic the presidesay al
11""•• to full fargolts'ir iloohltlinele from Bt. Juba's thtendies
m It was 41.101140 d that the Flout* Bho•
should be bald on the 15111 of Awing. Are the OM.
mittee &ware that that is the clay 'fixed for the outing
of the Artillery Voiunteere to Frampton, thoompaaid
by their wives, furl* and &Lit .1 It would be almost as wall htl hold It on the sth of November la
hi* Fair Field, as on th 16th of Atioist, when • large
.here of the Paitlandere, theompadsd he filar Wel'
mouth Mese, will bare go, to Frmuoto P n ark.
Tor Cum. Tutu IN tre bio•ne•—hiseers.
sad tio, appear to be daiag • good rade in their sew
venture ol bunkeriog steamers In Portland Rola; td•ro having bee* no less thou rig steamers Coal with
them during the past week. The following is • list of
steamers who coaled to the Ramie s—Norwegim
steamer, Imbs, from the Medlterrthees to Copenhagen ;
NorwMfloo lhoofneff, Mord, from the ktediterraneati to Bergen: Bath, ham L swim, to the Mediterranean ;
Bea L 'mood, tug, of Landau, fur Liverpool, with
Large ship in low; Alice, of B sushaeoptou, to ambit, with timber ; Blame Teahmen, from the Bluth; to
Llineriok, with wheat; Kong Other, from the Bailie,
so the Maliterremean, with fleh. The unusual sight in
Portland Roads of four steamers coaling at 0000 IMO
0b00"0d 00 T 000,67• whet the four has mentioned
444601401 00414 d. 04 Friday the Valerie dischazi:ad. • °ergo of °th Mis into asers. Oullins mid Co.'s h
and left cm Saturday sight.
Low. Onamot Lunar " Puns or Dosage," No.
$33, Poreux*, held their sunivonary I.st Thursday
.v.ning at the &Rae Reit that being the 12.6 of
July, toe miniver..., of Mu the Boyne. Tim
auniversary took the form of atria sod enterthinriest
A godly nuntber of brethren with their wives and
familial ogre present, aria tory .nj led • capital tos,
provided by Mr. K.nt, one of the brethren. All.,
to. the usual 1,.y.1 toasts were given, followed by an
mitecthiument of *arias and residiugs, rendered by
venom bretores. Bro. Banklierd occupied the chair,
and Bro. Settle the vim-char. A very plaut.nt even-
ing was spent, and the party separated about 10.20.
-klltsoogh the laige wee fonaed as late as the 16th of
April Imo, it has sucsueedol wooderfully, having over
30 aventhers, and there or. 12 oandidates proposed to
be made at the aim ofteting.
1.0.G.T., ho. 1752, " Pornorn Sun" Lows.—
Toe members of the above Imige bold that usual
weekly triode, in that, Ladgeroom, Beetou. re.
lodge was °piped in due (win by the Worthy
Obfal Templar, Brother Elt .wkeebury, at 210
and the nen.' Wallow was proaseaded with. Atte;
this theme was • fruit banquet, which wee kid out in
most tasteful Inseam, and was greatly enjoyed by all
woollen. The folsowing plenums was MOO carried
out t—ionits " /lama's la the cold gram.," Bro. Clarke
toag, "Bud, White, sad B us," Br,. Smith; wag.
It. ClAtege by the Sea." Sinks Combat ; sour, "The
Drummer,"
,Meter Taylor; duet. " The Clutha)," Bros.
(lathe sod Smith; 4004, "Tb. @paid' Os valler,•
Bru. Atiryde ; suns,'' The La 64 lieme of Bunter re,"
Bro. Clark.; song, Tb• Wender's/ Miestrel," Bro.
Stswkeebury ;wag," My Pretty Maid," Sister Taylor,
Tb.lodgo was then dosed by the W.O.T. at 9.30.
Numbers present, 90,

lINWANAOI.
IT wee pabliely announced on Tuesday that tbe
Local Board, Ise., was Let, but wears plowed to state.
Ifr the setts' action of the publics, that ou Wednesday
they were lo their aeoust.insid place, Wieder only the
.fsy before sought shelter frool a ociutiod thunder.
@tom L• but whoa such • neefal class of men, a. oar
Local Board os ouinp.eed of, is only out of sfght foe.
short tens the anaLty of the public is aroused.

POOLS.
GALL= Rant —Arnow:smote are Win/ Made for
a galley ram betweeu the to...Lbws of the Poole Row-
log Club and to. HA t Star lowing Club. A cha.Usilge
wee sent by toe latter club. an i was accepted by the
• former on the coalition that the loing clib should
give ors. to the value of £5. This roodition has
been scowled, and the only master now remaining to
he .oC:ie.' is the ,late woe,' the ram shAl come oil,
which will probably be on the 26:b.
LADY WIMBOILX2, ACOotopllMAd by Lord and Lady
Raodolph Churchill, arrived at Catiford Manor ou
Sdurday, and is staying tete for a short time. Lord
Wonborne ie now at Hissengen, sod is exploded to
arrive eau thy 20th lost, lite lordehip has been ordered
to take the waters at Keeengeo, and wad enable to
return itninediately on the receipt of the new. of the
' sudden death of the Uuke of Marlborough.
let Doran Rums VoLO.7IIIMs, CO
POLL—Orders for the west eautiolg 26th July, 11383:
--(Biker on duty, Lieut. Wheatley ; nou-oominissioned
otfioers, Sergeant Knight and Corporal Bloomfield ;
Tooday and Fridey,_perode to plan clothes at seven
p.m., muter at the Wharf (West Shore); Saturday,
third-clase firieg.—By order, W. k. ~1•0111, Captain.
Ts s FUNERAL or inn Lai z Donato hlaturionourze.
—The Oxford JOIVAttI, io reporting this event, say.: -
'• We may otenuou as an interesting incident than at
the exact irmineot the promotion appear..d on the
entrance steps of the palace, • white dove &atonal
down from one of the tower. ~f toe earn: wing of the
laslan• ..0 to the lAwll iu hoot of the ...can, awl shoo
the pr cession hal just reached the st-ps their
retu. n after the ceremony another d .ve flew from the
lawn and alighted on the door parapet Immediately
over theodolitic* doorway • both tined bird*, we were
Efortned, have accompanied the late duke abroad in
his yacht.
Loan Wig wash's EATATI IX 500TL5.S0.—It le
stated Lord Wimborne had sold the estate of West
Ntonar, in Roo shire, fur 1:23.003, to Mr. Juba Stirling,
of Fairborn, toe owner ..1 Moose User Forest, who la
now one of the largeet landlord* in Um country.
&Hoot Thum—Um TtliolhlAy the teachers and
members of the Wedowee Sunday School bad their
annual outing. S diebury was lb. 'elect ,d some of
visit, and the aotiquitiee of the Cathe fral City and
Stonehenge furunhol abundant matter for intertidal
enjoyment. Luncheon and tea was partaken of during
Um day, and the day was much sojoyed.—The
Coogregatioual Sunday ,cbools took their yearly
holiday on Wedne•day. Tbe scooLa.-s to the number
of about 800, pars ted the town in most imposing
proors-lonal array, accompanied by three banal viz.,
the Poole Town sod VAunteer &wig Baud, the
Wmehaso Braes Band (Bull in new uniform.),
an I the Bournemondi Town Bend. The pro-
cession was rendered still more gay by the
numerous beans's, and that nearly everyone who
to .h part in is ostried a handsome noessay. A fiAd
situate weer the New lan had been kindly lent for the
ocicsaion, and here • number o spode were indulged
nani • capit I tea woken of.
MAL CHADWICK (oed Kies Ifelkner, of Edinburgh)
gave one of her pleasing entertalutneuts of recitivions
and readtop at toe Perketons Socoolroom on To-e-
-dgy evening. It was under the p uro,.age of toe
Vicar, the L. Mr. [homers. Mr. W. Nana JP.,
an ell the chief loliabitauts, the room being fill. d.
A. admirable programme wee presented by Mr
Chadwick, including the pathetic, the handwrote ,
dui gay, and the sentiossatel, and It poismeed the
aiddiunal merit of being precioly the right length.
From the ciounnenosinent until the end Mrs. Chad-
. .

wick rivetted the *mention of her audience, at one
tints sending thiim into ripples of laughter over the
woes of lint Osudle, at another drawing tears by
her pathetic reintion of the story of Dora, and again
alectrifyini Mom by her marvellous rendering of
Pose poem of "The Bella" Tan iset was riertainly
Gas of the moat artistic latermetations of the pisoe we
ever heard. It was hmertily applauded, and the whole
eatertalanieet warn each appreciated. Oa Wainer
de eveolag Mn. °WM& kindly gave a second
ea sat in behalf of the school'. Us pupa's
visitleg Wareham, WitabRae, and other pieties in the
neighbourhood, and we ironic' advise our renders, it
they desire • real intrilleataal treat, to go sad hest her
whoa they have the opportnaity.

tbedefundant struck hint with the buttmid of thmi whip,
and if she had not caught defendant by the Wog be
ram& lime killed Mr busbanii—Csurexamined by
the defendaot Bhe hammed to the Salved,. Army,
and only spoke tali truth. She did take the 1114. Bd. for
the mackenal.—Ann &Isaiah Browns.., the ammult,
I and said th• blows wore enough to kill the num.—By
deftedant : She did sot me what took plane in the
peesage.—Angska Toop and Chaim litkon gave
sintilst evidenes.—Dmies tsot's version of Um affair
was that the 000 plainsat flrist kicked him booms* he
took up Ma la AL, sad this patched him, and when
he swung the whip round his head Paull took it away
and drew It woes hie back, sod afterwards ran altar
him to hit hisa—llatthow Gould. Ash hawker, was
with LW/ at the tisne, and mw Pawl strike at him
with the witip.—Fambeth Pearce saw Paull get up in
the cart and take away the whip from delsiadaut, bat
did not see any blowm.—A orceediundivies had been
taken out against G. Paull by W. Laos tor an assault.
The 'admits* relatal to the mane affair, and the
complainant's May was the sense as hie defame la the
Prelims case, via, that Paull kicked and Amok him,
and he defended himself with hie whip, and Paull
mashed it moidentally.—ldre. Peal was also sum-
moned for aseaulting William Lam Complais-
ant stabid that during the squabble between
himself and Paull, e delcant took him
by the throat, and mad* his lip. bleed.—Liefendait
said the only took him by the *oat., and that
was not until be had struck her husband with
the whip Elisabeth Brown repeated her preli-
ms eridsoc., aud said all tin. Paull did wee
to push him book. tihe did not take him by the
throat. This was the whole of the miaow. In them
uses., Ur. la use assuring the Bench at tho admission
that It was bia wish to keep hie mom good in Poole
and everywhere elm, and be strongly Dila:dad to bang
kicked unt of • town. Tim aumusom aceluat
Pauli was dissolaied, and with regard to tbe others the
Balch matt tbere had no doubt bean meant* on both
aides, bat they would also be diasilmed, mai party
to pay mar own caSte. a decision for which Lam
profusely thanked the Bench, while Peal was any-
thing but compiimentary in his nawka.
Hoary Barton, • young sailor, was brought up
In monody charged with breaking into • yacht,
and steeling • quantity of goods. Mr. G.
Baben, junkie, Mated he owned • yacht called
Am Marie, which rum now lying at her moorioga Is
the harbour. Too oilskina,_ tugs glares, too, and
other artioim were kit ea board on Monday, which
was the lam Wass be saw than there. Toe vase of tat
Mime was 31 lika. Prom totormatim he received be
obtained • variant to sacral the ship Soho, and the
prisoner was apprehended.—At this pant the prisoner
ploaded guilty, and asked the bench to deal with the
oesa—The Magistrates fold his, it was • vary simian
offence, and he mat have koown ho would he p. 1184104
for it. Ho would be committed fur one moaties hard
labour.

Mr. T. U. PA= acquiesced in this view, and. after
a farther diecopeioa. Mr. Y. A. BLUES piopoised •
obnqus for arrears of leggiest u bank, amouatiar to
a Si., be drama up.
Thin was eroooded by Mr. BLu. and °anted.
Mr. Will. was called on to read OM the ensue of
rake. Thew were fooaci to amount to £l5 17e. 81.
and on the proposition of Air. r. U. PAM. uoooded
by Mr. P. A. Hazen. it was re, dyed the whole of
defaaltu• be astatuondid for the payment Unrest