The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPR

Tite =nal monthly moieties of the Holy Trinity and ease bower, &leave %Won his hrodfurtb• E 108•
branch of the Churchof England Temperer Society Beeeler nt John=), born January 1, 1839, and Beeriest (forthasd7 .
C•Pellit
wee bold to re Trinity Schoolroom on Prides" even the let Uhl (
lug, audit re presidency of the Rev. H McKnight. married in 1862 to Liar Carolinaer,
ly A.ns-
dltrhl*.
.Mtaiio
The Marmite delivered • very i tarring address on late Mr. William Ressell, fb.b
the importance of tomperaoce, the choir sang three General of jhe Court of Ofricil7. Tbsarst Kr:
or four times during the oaring, • Nolo was rendered of Wilton was Sir Twain@ Egerton, el:vedtb bb.
by Miss Thieelton, the chairman and the Rev. C. H. whose peerage was ia remainder to be second,
Watliag gave amusing reading.. and Mr. W. M. allmtr Berl Grosvenor, afterwards first Margate of
sous sureasively of his &usb ter, win;
Thiertoe briefly addressed the rollers, whiab was a
• moderate one. Westminster. Hi. baronetcy, however, reverted to
A Wing BRATIL—At the Borough Pulice-oourt on Whisiltooonusi.o,uth,:idnellbst
obeir....mides..
of
grortooThes geo::dlioulteroil
hoist
Friday William R chit of 6, E lwardostreet. was pakooyink, in
charged on a warrant with assault* his wife Susan
on re 13th of Jaarry.—Complsioant stated that the
accused was orataitly ill-using her, and on re day
✓oad he followed her upstairs and struck her a blow
In the face, broksaing her eyea—Toe prisoner, who
, also appeared In (Nutt with a Mack eye, complained
that hie wife drove Mai to Inoue her by her contras
—This was not his first appearance before the Boort,
and he wee now ordered to be boned over to keep the
for six months, and to pay the rate of the
CLI
A 114PPT FAHILL—At the same Coon, Martha
Gill was sumo mid by George Beet fur demagiog Lis
door, to the ritsot of 2s.—fhe peosecut .r, Is
brother-in-law to the deteadeot, stated Vat else censer
to his door, and becamee he would not art; her,
pat bar knee again., the door, and forced it open,
breaking the paneL—The Bench final the acmsal 1..,
and ordered bier to pay 21., the amouot of damage,
and se. cut..
krrivals: Greet Western (s), Blampied,
Cheraourg„ general; Gael (.), Haddock, Charming,
tens/et ; Vulture (i). Haddock, thusebourg, general ;
Brighton (s), Painter, Jersey, general; Cooqueror,
Kiag, Luicion, railway material ; Annie, Hodder,
Hartlepool, a ; Dolly Vitro, Allen, Shields, coal;
Moruir:la, Heigniiton, Shields, :
Great Western (.), Blampied. Chubhurg. genera!;
°eel (s). Haddock, Cherbourg, general ; Vonore (e),
Haddock, Cherbourg,.graral ; Brighton (s), Pelmet,
Jersey, g I; finagle rider, Holt, duct leriand,
ballast C homercei, Hayward, J stray, wheat;
Aquila (.), Filaber. Cherbourg, roars!.
lr mil he seen from an advertisement that a rare
treat le la store for playgoers. A grand Chrietinsts
pant mine, undoubtedly the belt ever wen in We,
.tooth, is to bs was at the Trues K yal on
Thursday, J dwusry 29.11, Friday, 30.6, sad Saturday,
31st. The company sombeee eon* 40 popular a. tiers,
and the favourite pautom as " Robin...we Croce '
is to be performed. On be Saturday there is to be
• grand elluntiu.tod moraine refrainer*, No tree
who are unable to see the evenings' representation
*Wald not fail to witness& sight, the equal of whir
leas noun been provided in this town before. We
would adrift all on: reader to go and see it, and
what is more, to book their mate early, to avoid di.'
appointment, as there will be for retain a large
audience on each ocarina.
Lknert aaatiel county hell took place
on Tows', January 300, at the BJyal Hotel
Aamenbly Rooms ' The number of visitors was some-
thing like 66. thegroallases of which can be sooratid
fog Insert nereeare by the frequency with which balls
are lOW being Ord both private and county. Jones'
bead wee in attendance, sad played the following pro-
gramme : Vales, "Sweet Violate ; '
4 Farthest' ;" polka "Garrison Bail ;" volts, "True
Lowe is Sweet ;" lanixers, lolanthe ;" vales, "Kate.
dirties ;" var. Jainism Unite ;" Yale.," Ant
lamer polka, " Honiara ;" lancers, "Prance..
Ira. Rapper Itanoss—Valsee, 3d7 Qusee,'' Moo
Hove," and " Dream Fir. " Myosotis
vales, "Thin. Aloe, ;" polka. P. and G. ;" lancers,
•• Patience ;" vales, "Mie Owe ;" seise, 'ls the
Moonlight ;" ratite," Distal& Shore ;" polka,: Black ,
and Tan •'' " Iflna on the Abbe," yrs%
"Sonvlea's Tot"
Magrogg-eteast CHATIL —The parents (about 190
of toe scholars eniudisg the Sunday Schools held la
toomeation with the above plaice of worship WWI
entertained at tea oa Tuesday evening in the school-
roe ro, the teachers and scholars presiding at the tables
After tea a meeting took place, Mr. Sberro, the
superintendent of the whore, occupying the chair.
He addressed the print. on the subject or 'Sinning
against the children, ' and gave some excellent advice
to rem. Mr. Honebou Mr. Crocker, Mr. Fielding.
and the Rev. A. Wald (the pastor), also spoke,
making some very was meter, obenvationa Os
Wedarday evening the scholars, to the number of
230, partook of tea In the same r men., the Coacher
looking well after their wants. After tea the prizes
won by tb• deserving were distributed by Mr. Owes,
and the scholars were addressed by then Superior's
dent, Mr. Crocker, and Mr. Honeybee. No leas Mum
38 received wire for regular attendrae, all of taro I
Irving been peasant and early on every oocia-i in the
school was ores. The *cholas.' number 234, and the
youngest Is two yews, sal the oldest nearly 70 years.
Hyrnee were smug on each oessaloo, and very pleasant
evenings wino spent.
MR. PDC( 817Mtfll 11ANNIMPTOT.—The first
public meeting of the creditors of Mr. S. Pero,
Street, late • solicitor of Weymouth, la bankruptcy,
eras held on Wednesday, at Me hoyal Hotel, Rep
mouth. Mr. F. Aston Dawes, the official receiver,
presided. Mr. Dawes meld a consider able rarer of
proofs had been seat to him, but lie must say at once
that the majority of them were informal, as also were
the majority of the proxies. The proofs had breo
sworn before • juries of the peace, instead of b dors ,
• commissioner 10 bisikra.toy, the registrar, or him- '
self; they wars also lodged too late for atom purposes.
Tir official receiver, in contiouing, spoke most
strongly of be practice stiii carried on of cane...log
for proxies •ith • view to obtaining truste•ehipe ; and
suggested that some each uodercurrent hal been at
work in thie ow. He muttered it (he addel) to be
the duty of creditors to ambit aa far as possible the
worthier of the Act. The statement of eft sirs
chow. I that there was a deficiency of £1,563 81. 111.
The liabilities linotiated to 4:2,471 17e, 71, Mr
Dawei wired to correct one item In the snits.
mem. The book delta (he rid' were estimated
at £2Bl. 10s, instead of £3ll 10s. Toe value of
the practice and the ofßee were put down at
£230; and the library, stationery, fixture., and
fi:tings on the premises at £lBO. Theis was a
further preferential claim far • certain sum
paid /dr. Street's articled clerk, which the Trustee
would have to deal with. The matter of John Style
would el., be for the oorideration of the Trustee.
With r fences to the stun of £e6 151. 101., paid to the
Sheriff of Dorset, be should like to know the chrome.
stances of that matter, The Official Receiver : How
do you intimate the wake of the pritnice .4250
—Mr. Z. Malaise : Mr. Street paid £450 for it and
the furniture it,. the death of Mr. Hamm, and the
practice ha. certainly imprnyed.—Mr. Haxtable :
believe £lOO was' what Mr. Street was pleased to call
capital. I souk wader nerve, however.—Ther
ffisial R-ceiver : Ills perfectly clear that the Trustee
rhould not two • m meat in geltdor rid oft',. part
on the beet p Norte terme.—Ait sr eome illecossioo,
Milledge was elected receiver, and bit. 0 &hely,
Mr. &Ares, an I Mr. L sails wimp 'garbler as
the committee of Menu:Moo. The Official Receiver
remarked that there woold be • great many
difficulties in connection with the eetate.—Mr.
Howard; Yes, it will be a huff ul ended s to wind up. —The
remuneration to be given to the Truro* wee left to
committee of inspection It deride upon, sillier to
the approval of the Board of Trade.—Mr! Milled's
, was voted five guinea, fir acting al special manager.
ktILOONIII HISTRIONIC CM.M.—Tins member. .if this
I club gave another public psi f WINNOW at the Working
Men's Car, Mitahell—treet. on Tuesday evening lan,
• The room was filled to overflowing. The piece
' selected for tation was • nautical drama,
entitled "The Pirates Legacy," and concluding with
the farce, "Th. Secret, or the Hole in the Wall."
I The reformers on the whole armitted themselves
I creditably, but owing to the limited stage room, they
could not do fall jostles to the plays selected. We
; would, however, suggest rat before worse public
' performance be given each prom should so study
their parts es to make it appear es natural as possible.
I Such a p'av a. "Th. Pirate's Legacy" requires m ire
via air awl animation thrown into it than was 116-
, I played oa 'hie roast n. The cants of characters "The
I Pirate'. Legacy " was se follows :—Nat Brown. Mr.
A. F. Y-stinan ; Covell, Mr. W. J. Talhot ; Mike
Brace, Mr. B. Bodine ,• Bob Short.. Mr. W. O. Sam-
ways; Carney, Mr. C. bishop; Pat Madigan, tin. H.
B. Abbott; Yetes Beteg, ?Jim B. Rabbet.; Mary
Madigan, Idles A. Nix. The farce, "The Secret, or
the iloh e In the Wall," was played by Mr. T. Will.
sh'rr, as M, Doris (• gentlem an of fortune); Ur T.
' ilall, se Mr. Value (hi. friend) ' • Mr. W. J. Valhi:,
! as Thomas (servant to Dopuie); Mr. J. Airway-, ea
!I Fortes ; 31 s. A. Bak Y. as Cr is (wife to 1) iput,);
I end Miss .1. Talhot. as Angelica (betrot, vi to Va'a
I DEATH Or Tit. EARL or WILTON. —Toe ISANI of
WIDO s. nh had ben I r nearly olghi• u to oaths
' Starr+ gfr CIIIO.D in the tour., for which his
I lordship underwent two painful and extreme opera-
I thine tool skilfully p,rfomoi, died at ileertota
dye, Si Iton ll.iwbray, at balf.peet ten on 8 sods,.
, ht. Arthur E.lwar Ili Mind Grry Fegertoo, IS in
, f Wilton, of Wilton Cagle, runty If rer.nr,
Via,, lot iirry d• end Baron Grey da
Ratcliffe, It. the piersie of the United Kluodom, war
the e:deet sut of Tams., etc .n,l toed, by hi. wile,
' Lady Mary Stealer, fourth denghttr of 5 lward,
' twelfth Nail of Derby, end woo horn tiovernh •r 25
lUD. It,. wai educamil at Ruin cut at C islet Ch•trch,
Oaf irJ, and on leaving tho Uolveraity enter" I th,
Army a, e •ronet aol nilidie,.t ousbt l.a the 1 t Life
' that le, but remained in Vie r 'great rely three
! ' yams Hie lordehip entered th of C masons
' in IVO a. in. mil... for Weym .uth, which he
rveresaitsd up to 11463. As Vise mot (l .1. W lion
he app Mall 4 first bef we the el ctsre of Weymouth in
I I Atoll, 1859, and Was sucrasiful ii unseating the old
membn —the but member Worn u'h ever had—
' Colossi Freestone who had sat since '47. and
I
, ems off v ctorious in three general electi ins; in the
' lad, held only two years before, beadier the poll with
I • maj rity ot 'newly 100 •ver tota suers ful Liberal,
and 150 over the Tory. Vim art de Wilton now beat
him by 29. The rum for this °hang • to the con.
rtituency was nt evident to the outer w 'rid until
Lord Palming-in went ti the country In the summer
of 05, and on the eve of the ever memorable election
of that year it was diecoverrd that Weymouth w
am—
a.U, wickeder than some people thought her, and that PORTLAND.
It NIAI hiohy rebuilde that there should be no coated, A I.4gw snug Co .A. limited liability cum-
r bat • draw fo ,e and one. For some mown which r any was reeleterevl during the past month, with the
the srlect few only can explela who met In s maws "Portland Stone Working old Qtarry Coin.
' I conclave at ta. 'nigh., sot setlod who should be user piny." The capital I. C 15,000 in CM Arr.
, here In W 1 ,m neither Viacooot de Wilton nor
Mr. Honey Ed•onle woe put in i eumwien of • seat PORTLAND Cone luta Sctioli —At the roes'
' hula few of their pe.sionate frisods were so angry at cans. or Preceptor.'. x aminatioo two popils of the
Emile ech.e.l succeeded In radar in the second class,
the cut-an ddr ed arrangement to awn I a poll that
isoount its Wilton appears in the political recorde ea one in the second division and another In the third,
having puller Di —his previous aminber twin, 140! I THB progress of temperance in the Navy is both
L may b 3 alder, I A eothetically. that Mr. Edwards remarkable ant gratifying. Speaking upon the
buten hi. an ici.tion with Weymouth with A poll of ! growth of temperance in the navy at • nvoting in
c e the Viscount did not after that find I, widens, on Saturday, M. W. 8. (Mae, M.P , Civil
Weymouth a pions f r the sole of his foot, so he lord of the Admiralty, said that there were; Dearly
cereal over to Bath and watched m.ttere rued t.tel abetainers In the service.
there, and was returned for Ba'h a 1873 Slipping DUNN. —llrarly on Thursday morning last
111 the plan of Viscount Chelsea (1011 Bari Mrs. Henry Attwooll, of Easton-iqoare„ died quite
Cologsa.) Ho rootregsri this city the suddenly, leaving a husband and a young family to
following year. In Jun,. 1175. be AU created Baron noun their lo r. There are seer little one. left, the
Gig, de Rade iff. divirg hi. fibers He youngeet h leg but • I'm weeks old. The funeral
itio•sed ito these' Idom an I viscounty on the death t ,ok place in Monday at St. George's, when a
id xi., leo her in March, 1681 His lordship woe Ism. large number of tela•ives and friends paid the last
colooel it the 6r lAnewhlre Ilifir Volta-arra soil mark of reaper by following the Jemmies to their last
of the Ifuke of Lancesters' Own resting-place. The deceased comes of a wo.rroown
Yeoinso.ry Ctvelry. lie warded on the 11-h of and mach respected family, being the second daughter
Aug..!, 1831, Lary Bizarr Charlotte Louie* of Mr. John Firm Her age was 34. Widespread
Craven, shirt daughter of William, second Sari sympathy is felt for thir sorrowing hriebead and of Craves,. but Wares no issue, so that the @widow 0001 is bar bereavement.