The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18 00:00:00

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"Bans ii Rtme."—The Live Stock Journal states that
during the winter, egg. were selling at Bournemouth
at 41. each, sad up to the &mosaic time they have never
beenless than 214
Canaan Paamig.—Our volunteers attended Divine
nutrias at Bt. Mary's, Longfieet, on Sunday morning
Last. Oaptaio Stone was in tiernmand ; and there
were also venni Captain Budge (Wareham Company),
Lieutenant iimythe and Lieutenant Wheetiey,
dergeantiostructor Hunt, six sergeants, one bugler,
and 56 men with full braid, unlm seschnsater &ave.
Hon. Chaplain Williams preached a practical and
anis sermon, and the service, which wad choral, was
well rendered. rho Eater deouratione remained up,
and were much admired.
Mk. Bradanietsa, M.P.—The representative of the
Tory poruou of this constituency we. to tare addressed
his '' friends and supp,rters " on Thursday lost. but,
at almost the last moment, balls wets gut out announo-
log tiim, in consequence of the sudden iadiepeiltion of
the hod. gentleman, the meeting would have to be
lioetpused. We believe Mr. nahreiber, who with
Lady Charlotte is staying at Bournemouth, is suffer.
Mg from an sheens in toe ear, but he is progressing
favourably, said hopes shortly to be enabled to starry
oat his nutrition.
QUAKTIS dielllollB.—Taiise Seleidal Were held at
the own H.ll on Friday, the recorder, 0. Prior
Goldney, Bay, preeiranz. the learned gentleman was
also accouipsoied on the bench by the Algot (R.
Aldridge, hp.), C. J. ntone J. P. Lad the chiwiff.
rhere woe prisoner for trial, and the proceedings
were yurely formai. Tn. recorder eougratulated Use
grand jury upon this desiraule stets of Wing., and paid
tat• ileum c.mpurriente to the inaguitra.es and toe
borough o.liaUde. Mr. J. I'. Godwin, the &Add,
promoted% he recorder with the oustomery pair of white
kid gloves, and alter ward. entertained hial at lusiclieaei
in the Council Chamber.
Somas.— the monsoon of the Congregational Young
Men'a Mutimi Improvement &misty held • entree .oa
Inured.: evening in tn. Skinner-street nonoelroom.
It was a most etiocesstul affair, and, in spite of the
wretched Weedier, we. Wel. attended. A large
miming of &Mahe of interest had been lent. The
rooms were nicely decimated, and there wen various
aniumeneuts, and eeveral lads,. and gentlemen obliged
with soims, In. Befnalunents were atm provided.
During the evening the president, the Bev. B. Evans,
anneunced it wee intended to open lb* next swoon
with a pablic soiree, and it wee contemplated throwing
open the ranks of to. aseueletiou to toe fair sex.
FACLIJJI &O."—A man •vishintly of
some cuitivetion, and who produced papers showing
that at ohs time in held • ramicel appointment in
Wadi., was charged at the Bournemouth Pollee-am"
on Thursday vita belag drunk and incapable in the
Gardens on the previous day. He gave the aame of
Thomas Wildanis, lue age as 57, and hit Pr.feisfoa a.
a tramp. He wee tutted by the wile* keledersilly
drunk, end swelling ittiounnably of whiskey. Ansi
what he had to say, he replied " Noes
meant' hosts The ungietrates quite agreed
with him, and as an earned of their leaung in the
matter troubled him for a small matter of 5,. aud outs.
A DialPilArk eIiLIACTSI. —At the petty mane= on
Thurniay, as we reported in our last, tares yeuthe
were summoned by an old poi.sioner named Jame.
&evens for an all-gel abominable as suit 'risen
wee, h drover, no evidence to courant signer of the
three defendant. with it, an I the o me was dismissed.
This seem. to lige upeet him, and he proceeded to
indulge Intl. drib n it wisely but too well, and, pot
valiant, went abouf ann miming his intentidi of burn-
leg down the place, awl giving every official in it •
" cough-drop " that would settle him. In the evening
be was found under a hedge at Park tons by P.C.
Holloway, who, with aosistance. bib him to the
station. On Friday he was brougbt before the Mayor
(R. Aldridge, Peg ), and G. Caine, Req. He was
very •••hakey," but a twitted the offence, and was
fined si. and costs. Mr. Curtis advised him to j ,in
the Blue Ribbon Army. The old follow gave his an
be 79.
BOURIIIMOUTH F‘ILD 4.1.1111.—The first excursion
of the lies.r.o took place on Thursday to Poole and
Browne* Island, there being of the members present
—Rev. J. it. Protym tn. Is ply Maria Brodie, Mr.
Orr, Mr. Brodie, &a After • brief visit to
the Tema.= of the town wall at Poole, and
I, the town cellar., the fourteenth century
oak roof of which woe mach admire I, the party, being
joined by Mr. it. R. Du more, went on beard Mr.
Cavenduili•Bentinck's steam launch, kindly placed at
their deposal by the Froprietor. On landing at
Branham., the visitors were received by Kr. Cavendieb.
Bentrack, who subsequently conducted them through
the warmest dies (containing a large _enaction of rich
and varied soulp.uro). Tee state apartments of the
castle were afterwards vidted, and • walk ainVie toe
pub to the redden revs. mush enjoyed. A advisee
wee in waiting and conveyed the visitor.' to an ether
part of the Wald whence they embarked in the steam
launch, and returned to Bournemouth via Poole.

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DEATH OF THE CLERK TO THE GUARDIANS.
Yesterdsy (iunlay) afternoon al old iohabitant
paseed away after a brief but severe Miser. BAween
fire and six in the aftern sus Mr. James Slat.
succumbed to as attack of quiasey, with which he had
been afflicted only three city'. The deceastd was
about 72 years of are, ant had tilled the offios of clerk
to the Gu irdisits for the lost 16 year& Thi salary is
about MO • year, and the van incy will fall to ths
Tory sectiom of the B wird, who are in the m.j nits', to
fill up.