The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25 00:00:00

mrriLgre:t'rhe reents of the Dorset Regiment arcl
lin pt eintiltl erigeofi.
.ag tot theheir drogicOentl si:ensjsinOunder•
'met i•nt . Every arc:mission is now taken urz
Itho whole reTiment will assembla on May let for Ts
dare training.'
HOLY TRINITY CHIIIICtI.—.It the Easter vestry,
when mention was made of th, inadequacy of the ea-
couunodation In the ohurch for parishioners who
wished to have seats. the BC3iOT mentioned that an
eminent London architect, Ur. St. Aubyn, who was •
friend of hie, wan about to pay hint • visit, end he
would then eensolt with him on the practiobility of
enlarging the Ero,ent structure. '; %new
&lurch seems to have been generally Amid od.
great an rindevtorlog. We now learn that a setetne
for or largemcut is not wanting. an 4 that yap giving
the addittonal space required, it will not involve an
ezoessive outlay It is proposed that
the church be
,
the ehen 1 and nave south and north (hostead of as
ethleteltiteedronalorishrrangwardelmetwtsamisof tite.odßi7oeer'swmouhlood 4iplacande
now east end west). with an aisle on the west sidle:
The two lights in the middle of the south wall would
give place to • large chanoal window. and the nave be
carried out nosihwarda, interfering as little as may be
with the adjoining property. The other portions of
the old church would form an out and west transept.
Of course there would be no galleries. This plan seems
to raise • minimum of diffloultlas, and the means of
coming it out would,we believe, be readily siontributad.
We hope to hoar more about it soon, and trust that
when the Rector is able to lay plans before the parish,
all will cordially 00-operate to afoot the much-nsedod
extension.
Inenotios 01 TUC ROYAL Hogan AZTILLIRT.—On
Saturday, Major-General Gollingwood Dickson, C. 13.,
ofßoer a the Victoria Cross, accompanied by Colonel
C. L. d'Aigular, with aides-de-camp Captain igurlook
and Captain Keats, visitel the K Battery, B. Brigade
at Dorchester barracks, (or the purpose of insperitini
the barracks and men, ha The General armed at
half-past eleven from Weymouth, being on • tour of
Inspection through the United Kingdom and Ireland:
The tiding-school was first examined, and her. the men
were put through various equestrian axorcdsse, after
which General Dickson riroeseded to the hospitals,
schools, barrack rooms, libraries,Arr., and expressed
his satisfaction with each. About throe o'clock the
bettery marched to Malden Castle, to the number of
190 men. Colonel Newton, Captain Williams,
de Ceti*, Lieut. Barnette, Uent. Biroham, Captain
I.:r.
O'Brien were the °Moen present. The new Indian
bronze guns were a novelty in the equipment of the
battery, and their polished surfaces glittered under the
run, as the line of horsemen, gun-carriages, waggons,
AA, proceeded to the practising ground. Arrived here
they worn put through the following evolations :
Marched pest-tanked past.
Trotted past by metiona.
Galloped pea.
Advanced and retired along the front from the rear,
by reams.
W fleeted late line.
Came Into action front.
Retired by alternate hall batteries at a gallop.
Re-formed line.
Action In rear.
Retired (real the centre by double sections of subdirialona
Wheeled to the loft, and formed line to the left of the
left tudf dab:ay.
Retired.
Right about wheel.
Cum and ranks at order.
(Amend mint*.

roFsDAY, APRIT. 171.

The battery returned to the barracks about 6 p.m.
On Monday morning the General inspected the men at
foot drill and standing inn parade, after which they
marched peat at quick tune and open column.

OEB.NE ABBAS.

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Fridsy evening last the Rev. A. H
Ball, OUT respected vicar, give • very interesting
lecture. with illustrations, on Egypt, whieh country
he has recently visited, in the National Schoolroom.
There was • vet/ good attendance, and the lecture
• proved • sumer. The proceeds wore to be devoted to
Ohurch Mistions.

THE DORSFr COUNTY ExpREsStAL GtAZNIVE, TUESDAY, APRIL 25,1871

Pomo.
Cap6ain Vint , 11
lionsaint Blaneltard .. LS
MY • ... 11
Elliot • • ..
Oorporel Hawke' •If
Oorporal liabirod .. 17
Averse for tenth man

but W
he hoped they wadi not the, for it was only by , WAREHAM: Faars°, Cuss. Thomas Batley, Hobert Barrett,
illiam Brower, William Loader, Jams. ',herring, and
attention and 'metal praetioe tbst they conk' become it Toe FAIR on Monday was well attended, 13211 a large 1....... d. ~4
I cram.. Lo—er were each summoned for neglecting to take
really good society. No doubt the ..3mmittee would piantity ~, ,tick &shwa hand.. Heifers and ram their children fir inspection eight days after vaecinati .n,
ooneider the points to whit . !.. lied alladed. and do! undo 115 to rn, cad sheep and lambs also made high .
coaccourtrdminmtrrte.,(thtehoAdetd.,„4.lt. 7tlmil.mbedrtehmartorthhe.redy
ha tl
diattatenthethitsit,
a ror,' s before, their best to p , the advancement and prices: thildren to the proper piece at the appointed hour. hut that
prosperity of the assoe.atioe ' , indause). --- Dr. Van, the vaccinator, wan not there to receive Ilium. and
ft was stated that the ~.piorteere' year begins in POOLE. that, after waltln4 some considerable time, they went to their
July, and member in. 34 to giro in their psis,' ,
or thu next session at one.hit appearanoc.—Dr. Van
, Mr. J. F. lioness sai.l that as Mr. Boyton Smith rieit t 3 this town on Men • day The bolls of the p now said that he attended at the appointed place on the
, had roforred to the in. fficient members, he srishod to church rang Mer'll9. .l.ty to Impact the children, and tint &fondant,
Kg. 00132, ILI .—Mr. A. E. Gioia, M.P., paid
ha
.., hemrat..thltenceo2eDr. Voanorewsolin,outr.e.ot thieorC nut to offer his nate-
suppwt him in the remarks he had made, and he appointed
ootappear. His hour of attendance wse between three
and four pm. lie was man Unit he wW. at his poet bef..ro
semi" in so no a aoh4'"itt.ll. rso.wr tlisn ii, a member. f the Chanuel, the harbour four o'clock, but be could not say how much bef..re.-111n.
' tic thought it should bo impres.ed on the committee covered at the entratic u
diver from Porta- Jones, the schoolmistew. at Verwood, eal.l that Dr. Van was
now appointo 1 that measurer shoul.l be ouloptyl far committee h‘d "r'r
i r;inddmerireikallig,th.lunic
ipaTre:be•ntiroemn d t . engage a
ilitrb,z,uvr•fmais,,erierezere;.,a3nTrectinkg
honaviTnguesidb,seyn.
dirt!
at the schs,l a little terrors four p.m. Her menu ,ry ,vpi al.,
mouth, to inspect it. ec. 12 der live Ai to the exact time —n- wiser of James sherring,
1 Wee WU/ prepared for admirion to the ranks of
h'inrs aßtheeffia?li.l'unitsain POrinbel'w‘
some knowledge of muslin, and
had some
therefore, littlei,:rtheiiti William Shen WI?, A. 1.1 William Braver, poitively stltcl Old
Dr. Van --nil at the wheel tili alter four o'clock, and th 1 t
&bey were tired of waiting for him—After consideratim, the
I members that they Beath said that Dr. Van bad @bowed neglect, and dismuned
1 assosia • e society had DOW taken good root in e 7, 'r' '
omoi...krEA.t.:
foul
Ho aro against each of the three lastmamed defendant,
1 thisterretoh;when...ptanhp;rtedthhte,yarwsho.therefore elected.
'WO in the admission of members. Their morass lathe Hobert Barrett had been summoned wrongly, through Dr.
ACciDg22.--On Thursday morning Hr. job Leader' yea's mistake, and wee allowed hie costa. Joseph Loader,
builder, was at work at the residence of Mr. T. Relben, wto mowou had been gamy a ligenes. In
net
„nig
to
• Smithre• 21:regrre: el;rlClear
Yr. BOTTOM BEHR thought it probable the oom- parkitZ.o, when some erregoldinpre way, end he the seheolroom at all, was ordered to pay 2.1 6d. 60 Coat..
all good feeling towards the association: 101 l 25 feet to the ground. Be was considerably being remitted, and Mark Loader, who did not appear, was
s
Mittee Might make a rule to the egoist that future
membersmembersinenid be proposed and monde() by p t Iliinti.M.aggirr.—On Tuesday last, before the Mayor
ulttn, nbtaott
ei npor bones
ones tsbbw,tere broken. Be is under the and 10e, 'minding coda,
members, and should be required, if necessary, to and Alderman Roger', Jana Brig/it, baker, in the em-
satisfy the conductor that they had some kIIOWI of em-
ploy of Mr; J. Burden. Loneeet, was charged With
embezzlement Oa the 10th of March prisoner, applied
amide --(hear, hear).
Kr' HUBUIT 11000111 mild that in the ri tor from to Mr. Bayley, of the Parade, for payment of h bill
September to Christmas there were no 1 than 69 of El 91.; received the money, but did not amount for
members of the elementary elm, but, in the next it Remanded till Thursday.
quarter, for some unaccountable reason, there were only
25. and probably of them not more than a third or a
foarth absolutely required such instruction, although, members of that corps and ten of the Wiraborne carpi.
day, rtaitlikhe 2CbiLut—taAof rub
match
he
came off
Mont wWeeendnteaw
The weather was very unfavourable. The match was
of rooftree, it would do good to all.
Yr. LINO suggested that the musie should be issued won by the Wimborne team by 99 points. The r•nges
to members a month before the practice. commenced. were 200, 500, and 600 yards, five shots at emit The
Yr. LOOK proposed • vote of thanks to the President, followincure the scores :
Vim-President and Committee for the past year. WIWROIXIL
Mr. Flee, seconded, and it was carried. Lieut. Banks. • • .. 13 1
taking --Lave of the society HiLwiongn. Asra."-(ULigterrgeOn "PUY°. 24
Mr. 00011 M, in formally
as its President, said he had no intention of sepulding Moe= -.. ..... —tt
himself from them and their coneerts—(applanes). He Col-flergt.
__„___,A. J. uudden a„,"
MOW them very earnestly a oontinuan3o of prosperity Sergeant ??,•„7"" ;5-
and should always be ready. in every way in his Corporal.-;. Best---- ..• • :.: 21
power. to help them —(oppish's), _ln eronoluslon be Corporal gerridge .. it
urged them never to think they had no more to learn, Corporal- Elliot .. .. 27
bat to devote themselves steadily to palette, and the H. It Hibbs .• .• 16
Waft would give them increased pleasure, and be
mom aid more snowed id —(appLause.)
Ile Rev. K. 0: Watoll, Vioe-Preeident returned ,
dosairs,and said, although other duties had prevented his 1
giving so mare time to the assoolation as be desired, .
be should always be ready to give them what help he
muld—Aspplause).
Mr. HiItBRIT /Howls said that they had received
many useful suggestions from the Rev: R. G. Watson.
For himself he thanked them for the compliment paid
I him, and ma willing to continue hon. secretary, and
do all he could for the maintenanoe and prosperity of
the samelsidon.
Mr. Borrow Bwrrn thanked the members for their
support, and for the attention they had given to his
lostruetions. Their meetings bad been • great pleasure
to him, and if at times he was obliged to be a
little severe, he was afraid it wss necessary
occupying the position he did--(langhter). Ile was
much pleased at the last ocacert by their notice of his
directions. In one or two instanoes they obtained
effects in consequence of that attention, widish they had
failed to do before. He mentioned especially that in
finishing_ the eberuses, the long holding notes were
very well sustained till he withal them to °ease, and
the result was most gratifying. lie wished they could
have a little more premeness at the rehearsals. How-
ever, he thanked theta for the kindness they had
shown to him in the past and for the good feeling that
existed—(alle4nee)-
Mr. H. LOOK moved a vote of thanks on behalf of
the subscribers to the ringing members. expressing his
gratification at the late concert, and, adverting to his
prediction when the society was started that there was
plenty of musical talent in the town which only re-
quired to be developed, add that had barmen abun-
dantly verified.
Shortly after the meeting separated.

JERSEY
Aotive preparations are being made in Jersey for a
grand exhibition of Channel Islands manufactures,
natural product., and works of art, to be held in th.t
Island in Juno next. Though oltitfir for the display of
specimens of tho islands' prodnos, it is not to be confined
' to the islanders, but will be open to English exhibitors,
with the restriction that imported extieles of nianufac-
lure are not to be allowed to compete with bond fide
Wand 10111111fiL4int51. A prominent feature will be •
grand display of the °little for whloh the islands are so
greatly renowned.
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