The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

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Tea OLDVIT GMIZIAL i Euara.—On Friday last,
General tar John Burgoyne. chief of the stnff of loya
13.,gweeen, •ood who, sr., believe is at the present rime
0,d,..t rootrA on Europe, ?Ostia an inspection of tint
ouditary weak, now in profe. ow the Versa,

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FORESTERS' FETE Al WARERAII.
Yeakeday Wareham was en fde. the weeseion hung t‘e
1 mooed anniversary of Court Alexandre. No. 433.
whist) w.s eekbrated with muck blowing of
tretwilithi, beating of drums, tea drinking, and dancing.
Evrly id the aft-moon this .06010 old tows pro-
moted an ithwented appro alio., for pertiew of ',wintry
folks tail. attired and °rationing -with earth and
joll.ty, parade-el Vbe streets, the sportive wind Way- el
fantinitie trick" with the partiaoloure I banners
that were streitthed aster the re .thir.)..
and ere long. the famed band of Winfrth
entered the market-plade blowing es for their very lives
"nlap bang, here we are siovin," to the drliglit uf the
little boys whd thereupon lithely Hued I. chores. By
way of citation to that very PIPPRIAIr air. the leader -
and let hie mime be known for it, We Robert TOMlF-
save the word for the National Anthem, end kie brethren
of the Mariertet, the cornet, the tiniubowe, t be drum, and
we know not what beside., joined in produethe 'be I. Ya'
strains we all so mesh love, Whit' the oil Twerobell
rotebued the strain, till even the sweet loyolianstiopt
the latenem began to intimete that it was jest
to have too math M • good Ciing. ThO band tow* the
dint, ceased pl.yeig, and walked to the hotel over wits.e
portao sits a bear in grim supplimition. and db.?*
we doubt not thee found agreeable refreshment *fir
their duety journey. an I he unusual amount of wind
they bad blows off in mosical *Aeneas hy the way.
But we must "but beck," as the old gentleman. after
drinking sin cups of tea, persisted in doing, in the vviii
endeavour to readl the third line of the first verse ot
"The *Didier'. tear." The baud se they entered the
town were preceded by two tall formidable looking
brethren of the Order, adenoid with red and troth
estrfv, and earryin over t air shoulders heteheta of
unlovely •ppeenenste, bat it was comforting to dna .ver
as one of the mined nen was taking tea -and didn't
be tees tee I—that hie tnetelot was only • sham—far es
• brother playfully wielded it • pleeis of the head
broke off. and I.! it tree only wood. There
ere 80 brethren in Ooers Alevandra, and the
funds we are &oared are annishing. J. Penton,
Rm., kindly granted the ahem the we at Castle Close
for this nierry-mehise, and the Merit of the writhur
milled on them, albeit the wind was r.ther bnighty•
Ituity, and plated mad pranks with the IMies dr. wee.
A "west eight of toll's," for Wareham, ot tonne, &rem.
bled In Mr. Pvntou'a Is d ad fear o'clock, and be soon
as it wog intimvtel thvt tea Iraq ready the leala Mee
and Ihra4oll6 tent erected for the seentemodateon of
drinkers of the Moment beverage warn thronged.
and yet all were Dot maim!. It Ind
evidectly become known that Mr. end
I Spinet were the ton makers, and if we in., judge
fe-rn the time the first pert, were shout it, the to,
today was esperagoellent, the hreitd o
!batter of the bee-, ad he cake ire WA.. How-
ever, all did at length get mated, sod It weer
univereally aimed thatthey could eat have been better
Dappled. After tea the fun grew favi and furious.
B .4-racing, dancing. jumping, kiav-inahoring, Aunt
Sally, he., had all their vot.rieit, and ithearted
gaiety prandial. The pleasvet bdurs passed fleetly.
vo nit the evening .loniows began to lengthen a. left
the eladmve mine, as the band struck up "Peddy's
wedding." Some buodredeof pentonsente ed the doer,
and the sonivereary we take it may be preexisted •
great anawa.