The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-27 00:00:00

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DOZOKINITIZ. at this rate, by the tints the next MORO is takes the
a would number 147.000. It war to nest
Tie Right Be'. the 11".1 Bishr 13.1kburia popalado
such oases as these that this sot: stiffed In. It had
the 15th inst., instituted the Rev. earLAdary - be. iootrowootid in boding
°human.
and aid
te the atctariaa Hawn. u"sm'' TIM" mission rooms.
unAnother mem for supporting the
death a the 14. v• W th• Ilgessa. society Its flinching lov of the Proteetsat
talon of Queues College, oxford. truths. They In that room loved the word Protestant.
TIMMS re m Minn.—At the meeting of the
of sA. sod they loved the truths of the Reformation. This
Bel" of Guardia" "I W•""dalk_tb.c.st""le, 4'r society was indeed tr he stand bearer of the Prows.
Si.
I,^d was accepted f" ""t. •••grocerieat. • inn" 'at tent Church. Let them enclaoevonr by God's great to
and the following for bread for the different kw it so, for they did want to let people know the
districts Kr.; frrtt Dnmhea; sr' Sfr: truth of the Gospel that was contained in the Scrip.
.1". I ••r. • 00.,, totes. The Gospel of the Lord Jowl Christ needed no
5, Mr. fo•a. 45 L6l. adorning; its very rimplialty was its beauty and Its
bons., Mr. Foot 4d. t. cadent.. Ile urged them not to let the work deg, but
TI. Pxsortx rcer.—ln the Houma of Commons on
theca take it op with hand and beast. (Applotee.)
Thursday night Mr. Fawcett, answering Mr. W. R.
.p 111.171..
___•11011 followed.. win". an_aocoon.gt.
.of the
Smith, said he had every newt' to believe that the
Parcels Poet would be In operation by the beginning of :To= • 013:17.7. tri emierollataareititeraitaandlotigpr.
July,and it wm his intention to lity on the table a detaild ti th.
ootimoto. a. woo wog for, wore that post came lnto Zi‘ iii;rl4
,appeal_ offathe Bishop 01 R. oOpeoheityforin
It was anticipated that in the first !!!!!'that _°_,"l,r_7„"_•_:Y_PZil'et..r....2l.......ea"
ji==year the expenditure would be covered by the alluded to 7_7. Y°ln the Banadmaina
receipts, an in the expenditure many items woo be ~.2o7b' iTb".'"io=d of thank. :ear: ea"
Isoladed which, in businees, would be charged "`"
to capita/
WETIIOUTS.

TNI MINION AT ST. MART'S. The mission,
which has been watinned with greet success dunim
the pest week, concluded on Tuesday with • spec
thanksgiving service. The eloquent addresses of Mr.
Aitken have drawn immense onagregetiow.
Surma. Arrivals: Aquile, Painter, Jews'.
geolltel ; Vulture, Poem Oberbown, general; Great
Western, Blampied, Cherbourg. Paws' Os,
Dopiedge, Londoe, manure; Sing Swore, Ennui,
Logue, potatoes name, Thompson, Plymouth, nil;
Marie, Guezon, Tuguier, :
Painter, Jersey, gunnel; Vulture, Pone, Cherbourg,
general ; Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg,
Ir
.bonei. Ires: Try On, Delledge, Portland, ail ; Aretworth
Petersen, Ulmer*, ballast; Robert and
Hannah, Shippick, Arbroath, ballast; Aline, Stubble.,
Portsmouth, Government SWIM ; AOll6 140 rial;
Attwooll, Portland, nil ; Unite, Gollard, Portland,
nIl; Dee, Eastwood, Portland, nil; Theme., Thomp-
son, London, nil; Delight, POWID&D; Sunderland,
baUast ; Triumph, Richmond. Guernsey, ballast.
lionrisr Conaro.—The members of the congrega-
tion attending Goteneterstreet Chapel were invited
to s*n a petition in favour of Sunday Cleans on
Sunday last A large numbs: availed themselves of
the opportunity of supportiog the movement.
Ificee CI AUST.—The Unsishoisoined anniveresry
of this charity was celebrated on ihiday. Tbe sermon
was preachef by the Be,. W. H. Aitken in the wish
church, after which the party retired to the Gul.Whall,
where each man sad youth rewired • sovereign and •
by... As meal • glees of wise was preferred each, but
many detained with thanks.
RONSON • SAILOR Lux—Art.6m King, a sailor
lei, George Clad% George Breve, Howard Marshall.
soy, and Charles Gillingham labouring youths. were
charged with stealing El from the penes of Joseph
Pearce, • sailor lad. Prosecutor was at tire Nelson
Inn on the night la question, ping there with filli 10e.
In his possession, but whilst In the house he was
" chucked" d we and robbed of En. Be was drunk 1
M the time, but he felt King taking the money frow
his pocket, and said to him " Don't rob me."—Kkg,
here said he did not steal the mosey, but gave it
to a Mrs. Hips to take care of for priesser.—finp.
Vickery asked for tin wee to he remanded used
Wednesday, ecosentiog for all the lade with the
eiosptien of King to be out on bell, as be bellesed I
they had given him whined amount of the allair. Hs
should be able to prove King had no money on Satur-
day, but afterwards was seen with Pasty. The
applioation wee greeted.
OORA IDLY Ass ACP. —At the Polko-cotut on Mon.
day, before the Mayor and bigesm. Robson, Collet
and Liman, JIANG It ,banatin, a private in the Kepi
Artillery, and William Applesion and Peter Phillips,
swam, were charged with assaulting Samuel Meld.
meet, • hawker.omplairiant was at the Royal Oak
on Saturday night between sight and nine, having •
tame white rat in his arms. Prisoners cause into the
house, when Phillips hit the rat with • stick, and on
°maple:neat asking what he was doing so for, be
struck the animal again, and then hit him. As he
was leaving the home Phillips followed him up, struck
and kicked him in the passage, and did the sense out.
s;de the hones. The soldier also kicked him, but so
far as he knew Applesten did not do anything to him.
He became ineensiale from the kicks and blows. and
Id not know what took ,place afterwards.—Supt.
Vickery stated the man had to be carried to the
lioepit4 on the stretcher, and had only just loft it that
morniog.—Complainint stated he did not do or gay
anything to argravate latter, when
asked by the Mayor what he had to gay, said he was
drank at the time, and did not know what he wee
about—Appleston told the Bench be did not know
what he was charged with, and on being informed,
said be was assaulted isimself.—Mr. Gee stated as he
was pawing the Royal Oak on Saturday night he saw
hisidraeut fall across the train rails on the Quay, he
being followed by Phillips, who kicked the man
violently twice in hin back aa he lay on the ground.
He thought Use man's ribs were broken, as he groooed
so much, and at once sent for the police, who come
with • stretcher and took the man to the hospital.
Phillips was then taken into custody, when the soldier
attempted to rescue him, upon which he advised him
not to do go. He did sot see Appinton do anything.
—William Paul bearing the &sunbeams went to see
whet wag the matter, when he saw the soldier kick
Maidment as he was standing, after which Phillips
knocked him down with his fists, and then kicked him
in his ribs as he was on the ground.—Ths Mayor told
A ppleston he might stand back. -P.C. Stickland said
he wad called for to go to the Royal Oak, where out-
ride the house he found Phillips bleeding, and in an
almost Insensible state, and from what Mr. Gee told
him he at once took Phillips into custody. The
'oldie, and Willi.= Apologise then attempted to
rescue him, when be called on Mr. Gee and Mr. Paul
to aid Min.—The Mayor here told Applaston to Wise his
place with the other widener'. Theo.w fortherstated
altar • tussle with the men, Appleetoo said "It is no
use. Phillips, you had better go quietly, and I will go
with you." Both men then came to the station, and
were keptthere whilst he ward I. r Robineoe.—Phillice
pleaded drink, and inked the magistrates not to send
him to wino, as he should loge his vessel which was
to sail on Tuesday, and most probably his clothes.—
The moldier deeded having assaulted Madman at all,
whilst Applestou said so far from attempting to rescue
his companion, he did all be could to Woos him to go
quietly to the itstioa.— Phillips was lined El, and the
other two men 10s., each the soldier having a good
oharacter given him by Provo-Sergeant Willow—The
fines were paid.