The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-28 00:00:00

DORI:MISTER. 40 Roman ooina found in this ding, also a
plaque of repotussi bronze, with a femak- figure on it.
Tbe obviaini reinalit on all this is hil that we it must ME. W. CHTCH has been re.appointesl Inapector of now be cononied that the Romans had certainly
Nuisances' to the Rural Sanitary Authority. houses--perhaps a considerable town there. never,
Loan AtilluEoEandSirFredenck.lohnstone haveharl theless the Marna; or alm, et absence, of Keltic finds
the misfortune to lose Fuser's foal by Iknnit (an own may be accounted for by that very occupation and its
sister to be, 14664—Teeth. effect of blotting out marks of former "mutants. I
BOaltb Or CiCaIIDIAIOI.—At the meeting of the new say this, however, not as being • formed opinion liv
Board on Wednesday, Mr. .1. Floyer we.. re-elected any means. But Mr. (7 stigton has a totally
chairman for the toth_yrar in Puce... Min, and Nlnisrs. diffident argument. He says that in part of the
Loveless and M. C. Weston, first and second vice• trench on the south aide near the small entrance he
chairmen. , mune upon a remarkable funnel:lmi. The chalk by
SMARMING WINIIOEra.—At the Polios•emirt onTitea ! some geological convulsion ha., leen l,rolcen int.o small
day, before the Mayor and Mr. Petted •lilltird. Ellen pieees,midtheliinedepritcalledetalagniitehat.fortised,
Corbeti flower-hawker, of Newport, Isle of Wight, the result beinga sulatancesoltaril that Mr. Cunnington
was charged with *washing windowa at the Union ' fmind that • pick axe will not touch it, and from a
Anna, yordington, The damage was committed which hi, showed in.' I quite believe it. Yet
when the woman wail in drink—Fined rat and the trench runs through this to some little depth, and
damages (270. for • length of nearly or quite 30yard... Mr. Canning,
tae am... not ,DAVPI..IIIe. I•••s. • .tayt.
THE Goitimit MEMORIAL—The following additional ton says that k I this. I
sums have been received on account of the Gonlon 'serf not to lie rash enough to offer any opinion
Memorial Fund:—Mr, H. N. Middleton ;the Hon. on these vexed quentiona. Most certainly not. I
and Rev. S. Rice, ; B. G. Mo 5
ule, .. ; venture, however, to throw ~,it the idea, likely enough
F. B. Fiaber,Cl Is. ,• Captain Eyler' CI Is. ; a friend, quite a niistaken one.,—the idea that in talking of our
tier Rev. T. Reeve, ha. ; hoses, Cl Iri.. 94. • Messrs. preltiotoric forerunner.. in the land we hardly realise
Eddison and Allen's employe* 10,.. 3d. ; lid.
.1, enough their of race and toreouinahly, of
Guy and Son's employes, Ss. ; Mern.uru. I)avis and Son's capacity. A tribe, hailing from Chalbury or Found•
naplosils, lid. ; the !Irv. G. 10s. 6d. Mn.. bury, which Mr. Ciinnington pronounces Keltic. may
Gabe, 10a. 6d. ; the Rev. W. M. Bar: nest 10s. Gd. ; Mr. have limn overwhelmed by a tribe, not an.
G. Wright, jun., 10s. • Mr. 11. S. 4 nut, 2a. 6,1. ; related tribe, but of quite alien race. And the ideas
Marrs. J. Guy and 'Son, ; Mn. E. Burnett, of the victors may -have been wholly new on the
100. 3d.,• Mr. W. Galloon, IN. fid.; the Hon. T. subject of earthworks. They may have thooe
Ifigtry, ; the lion. A. Dishy, tt ; %Ir. .1. T. 333 ii or work,. and have raised other and larger one*
;Mows* tinge, I)ixon, •nd .lameson's I throw 'sit this roliall hint because a great difficulty
espies*, Li; Mr. T. Lonnon, 10s. 64. ; Mr. R. is the aorminting for the ltiplicity 14 little camps
Hill, 10s. fid. ; Mr. E. Steele. 10. i. liii. among larger ones. I.II•KPVIK, I cannot now inirsin,
the Gut Nfaiden Cantlea grand
Ban. fiaaanoLn, A.0.F., was one of the 13 brethren .. •• i„ond of it. / will hut add thAt
elected at the half-yearly meeting of the District held
i ,
at Sonthampton on Nlonclay, to attend the ne nner . I.n.einct put own at over a e circui
t,
L." that this belief in a well, a cave, and an underground
H.C.M. Nearly 40 names were sent up.- In the
WA to DorCbCOta.l* 161,. Collaid,Thl myths, that Mr.
course o 4 the business if the meeting the Distre t
ss ,
unninon ;las seen t gtheases olf the •tn. ... jambe if o.mmittee recommended the granting of varion,.. the
w„At
et.', isl,irlu still „Dud. in the
"m"4,l"3doTtoi.r.c'nife,,tteharri,nl;::l,,t..„' gr...ind. ghw. diw mt Roman riihbi.); in two
parts of the north trench, so as satisfy hinisrlf that,
lie granted. The District Committee, he retnarked,
Wlll-11 ewer the scarp from top ti I•ottolailleaMaWl .41
had gone thoroughly into each of the (.311.1”., and there the tel feet. Hee,. I conclude the
was wa doubt as to the deserving character of each
nr.t part allat . to say to-night.
applicant,—The resolution was seconded, Anil earned
without amendment. —lln.. Shergold al.. moved that
it be an instruction to the delegates then elected to
use their beat endeavours to secure for listrnemouth
the honour of entertaining the High Court meeting.
Wt.. Itowring seconded the tnotion, which was carried.
Wareham was selected as the plass, of the next meet-
ing.

A WZLL-AITICXIIIKII Band of Hope entertainment was
given in the Congregatioruil mhoolmom on Mombiy
evening. The Re... Vir- L. Taylor, Portland, pre.ided.
Pnigramme : —Hymn, "Hark what cry arre.t. mine
ear," choir; prayer and a few remark* by the ('hair-
mean; recitation, "A Hard Brinker," %miter
Betty; recitation, " Reubie and Hamby," Eva Mil-
lard ; solo, clarione Mr. A. Hill; aug. "The two
Children," Mims N. ones ; recitation, "Th. battle of
I very," H. Ella Neare ; " pianoforte, L'EAmpaile, Mr.
B. 1). Gibson; hymn, A owng t,. the bubbling
alwing," choir' recitation "The rat,". Katie
Stackland; flush:woe, 'A silly met, Rime Vincent,
I :rrby Btickland, and hf Brans ; song, "The Tar'.
Farewell," Mr. A. Bryant; recitation, "king John
and the Abbot of Canterbury," Margery Near.. ; duet.
"The Larboard Watch," Nliwirit. Gilmi and Watkin. ;
recitation, " Th. son," Mi.. Fowler ; ming.
"Bummer .homer," Mimi N. Jonea ; "What
Alice did with her birthday sovereign," Mi...,.. Stick-
land and Comdry ; recitation, "The model epeech,"
Job William.; song "Sally in our alley," Mr. W.
Watkina.

Hearn or OAK Scrim` tinctwrr.—To the Petit....
—Permit me through your column. to mil the atten
lion or the many free member. of the shove society
residing in the county town and neighbourhood to the
fact that not having • meeting place to propagate the
wiewsof the above wciety. We, the undersigned, should
plemed to meet the mid free monolog., with
friends assions to become enrolled in the above, at
Swim Cottage on Twooday, April 2•th, at • p.m.
We triton every member vnll hr ;smarm .in the 'dated
nassaion. Hubs., ke., dc., will be fully onated by
members of long standing and acquaintance with
this society. Age for enrolment. IS to 30 Years.—W.
Htickland, 6, Salisbury-terrace ; J. petty, Soria.
Cottage.
- The annual meeting of the Dor.
cheater Auxiliary us. held at the Two liall on
alonday evening. when the Rev. T. W. Knipe
;wadded 414 re a limited audience. --The le in. secretary
(Rev. T. Season pre...me.' the following report : hr. :
1/*44s.—Balassee osi last year's ansanint, 440. ;
colketion at an,.sai sp-ting. el 11..
Awoociation, 1.3 7.. 74. ; Wo.•lsford Afteocisti'sso
113 16.1. ;Corfe Coonle Li it... 61118
Pidolletrenthide Association 11111 a. tol. ; 141. Packhain,
or Ite.Y. MY. Marriott. Maiden Morton, W, od..
ford and Tincleton, £l2 IS.. lid.; Coonconoloe.tmsocia.
tine, per Rev. Itoolan, 17a. ;
Irrl 15.1. 7.1. ; Charinin.ter Amociation, £7 0.. $4.;
l'itair"l4 uziliarY. el :Martin.town Aswiciation,
11.16 ;Frampton, per R.,. H. Mcl•onald,
Athelhanoptun Amociation, LII i.. lid. Owersysifos'
Amociation, 13 15.. 7.1. ; Dockland Newton
Amociations, LII IN.. 941. ; ...noon. at Ht.
Peter'. ( ISM), I:11 IS., ; load ie.' .t i. on,
rll7 ; Piddletrontliide Association,
(DM), Li 12a. ; depewit,:ca le 17 ; Hospital
Imis, pee MPV. Mr. Drury, 10.. ts 4. ;" In 34enporiaiii,'
per Miss Pearce, £3 3a. ann subocribon. ;
Bible hos, by Mr.. hfoule, 344. ; by Hoonry
Reginald Minsk, Ss. I lid. —total, £316 10.. 114. Per
Mr. Dixon, received after the account cloned, el.
Cr.; 11*84.5 :—Hire of hall fort annual mooning, ;
hire for deputation for Sydling, 6e, ; hire for deputa.
tion for Piddletrenthide 13.. Yd. hale for
meeting. at Piddletnonthale, 11.. elisqsia to Bible
Society, am par invoice for depository, CS So. 3d.:
fro.' contributhon to the parent reciety, els 6; free
contribution, r 36; postage, kr ls. nil. : balance,
12 7Pl.—total, 117.. lld. The ;consoling.
dosed with a collection at thn door. amounting to
1114.