The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-12 00:00:00

YEOVIL.

THE BOW OUTSIDE THE SALVATION ARMY
BARRACKS.
On Tuesday William Raikes, of Yeovil, was sum-
moned by Thomas Hobnail, cheese &oder, of
Crewkerne, for an assault alleged ti have been rota.
mined on the 24.1 of tugitst.—Defendant di I at
appear; and Mr. Trevor DaViON who prosecuted,
asked the Bench to isans• warrant. saying it was very
often the practice where a mao deliberatly refused to
. char..e of :11,111it to show him th.t he auntc
defy the summons. Mr. Davies :mawl the magistroes
to set thtir judicial foot down and show this low
stratum ,d .0 nety which, unfortunately, existed in
Yeovil that they would nit p-rmit such onniftict.—
Th rase Ho'man, cheese de der, of Crewkerne, said he
attended Yeovil each week. He came to Yeovil ti
attend the athletb, sports on the 24th August.
He went dowu reet to catch the train
for Crewkerne, 00 his roal there was a place of
worship calls I the " Barracks. The m n Raikes 41.1
not say anything until he lot tot'ut gasworks, when he
This is or's id the I rewkerne —." He then
then received a blow on the bridge of the nose and
another in the fa.e. What Haiku.; had in the handker-
chief was about ilt weight.' Six or raven surrounded
him besides 'heave, and hi reoeised blows from
behind. Hew irked hi. way backward. to the station,
h Hine his carpet bag in front of him to d. f.
Tney hal no rear... for • .yin he attended the
S !ration Army worship.—P.S. Eveleigh ilevcribed
'Likes as a soti,g mal.—.7.uperin!endent Sh pp -rd
MAO fell iws ass mhls I in front of the Barracks ad
as.nulted pen, Is. Ile was c intion illy send.n.rthe men
cr.wn there to ler.—ltsokos was filled 405., or
• m hard Ishour.
William 11-11lar, en iron founder, of Yeovil. was
Fonninonal by 1,1 ii Deco 0. lab •urer, if (lose Env,
a devot • of the Satvai ion Army, loran am-suit n the
Wth of Au:unt. Mr Davis atipezie 1 for Devoto, and
said this was abo a case which arose out of the !talva.
lion Army prnc ding,. Helliar had b*n in the habit
of attending this worship It was not once or half-a-
-do:so times that !fell'sr had been asked ti krep quiet
during these peculiar servic.s. and they (the :sal.
vationists) thought tie iktter plan wool I be to refuse
elmittanc •to people, I ievoti wet to vtand at
the d sr, and Uleltiar wae there u.ing besot', lantrusge.
Der.ito told llelli.r be .h 011.1 not go in, and Hvlliar
struck him In the fa e three rimrx. If people who had
no oympetl y with this movement onitli keep away
there non he CO 15,en. gave
evllenc..—l'efen Ism iid no-nplanlitt kirk. .1 him
three Times le-fore he Aro k him. Lint Jobs Well,
are I in uniforn. a veduess it dn., ill-hent"nts
Frederick Bicknell, • ti rer, and Albert Foot gave
evidence in support of Is • summona—George Cook
we/ call.d by defenda..t. and swore he Saw Dewcitn
kick Heflin.. When Hotline got thrAuth the gates he
saw him strike De50t....1. once. Millar Wa. jammed
in the lOW' au i he merit to hie assistance —hyndel
Greg ry was also c Med 1,, tin defence. and said he
did not see any one MI Helier, but saw a bkw on
his knee. —Defendant said the " lieutenant" had
shaken hands with him anil asked to g tithe hall.
On this particular inamedon he we' going as usual,—
. The o Lieutenant" &old I asking the man to come to
the barracks. The B. och lofiict-d • fine of 20..,
including C isle, if, d.l4Ult 14 &ye' hard labour. —The
money, which was raised hy •übscrip.i in, warn handed
in by • m in named Brown, the reputed leader of the
Skeleton Army.

BRIDPORT.
ITARVERT WCAT Lli. 'Much corn yet remains in the
fields awai•i• g ore.af ion of the heavy and continu .us
"antto rnable Ka eing carried. During the past Nw
de, v heavy vhower a have Fagan, drenching the cereals
to en lamming extent. It in feared that many Wee
Will be found to be utterly ruined.

were certautly the bee& by far we h.tve lietated to for
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• long pore° I. s • pisast-, Ma4se• liamiter truly
r scads.

MARRIAGE OP MISS E. a E. A. -MONTAGU.
The montage ot 311.• E i.teute 1;to Monte rmir Al.co
Miwiagu, youngest ii•ughterof J. M P. Muni E
J. Pof Dorset...lm Grand Sop, ri ate tent • -fit e inlet Pro.
vice ..48n.O•r111asont, Of D Pante 11..4 Bridp t, to Adr.rt
Collinsem Eul ,coi Ilionvey Lidis,Co.coeeter. Rea it, solid
the Her. CJllia•on, rent 4. of Enit 11,Itorv. Morfilk, was
eilaireted at Mao (motto p dish church of Boofto:e n
Wv-Iftrodar nierniug To Wratnar woo gloriouidy due.
lb. utiptiele took p ace at the iarly hour of 81.5 am.;
there woo not 1.. I tad disp Sr. indeed, elforytlanit
eloproachitur 114rna or °Cant &Livia appeared to have barn
itu humor avoidcd, and thie atoe ne*. vro hoar. wai
oirx null of Us* method C oueort of ail parties conc,raini.
'lb. church war, irrwover, pretliy die meted toy aoym, will-
-00.1 hinds. and crowds of P.lOOllO wore Pl.OOlll *0 witness
the ceremony. Toe bride out broligruum. with their
rel &thee, arrival at the sacred editkv in the order sub-
joloed :
The tirot eirriage from the Bull H tel contains-I Mrs.
Kole. Mono K. C oloomoou. Mono Ac, Galsoe, Mr. A.
El r•holui; too ac Di C irriaro•, Mr r • (Mount-
cout.oned Mrs. C ollouroo, Mrs. Goalsoh,
Moot .su, and Mr Cree ; the t lid carriage (broosham of
the Iton..ago I,ooojj C named Mose D Mr.. A.
E ler-to ion, and Mr. G Go mo; the toourth eat rue:* coo-
taieed the brodo aid her lath,,; • do war also provided
for the Down., Hadl aerations, t ho stated that
ouly the touutedoato toilette s fob. bride and bridegroom
ott.a.dei tioe orrein our. the It v. Couoou A. lirradlei,
M.A., vicar, of othcoated. au“ Henry Coin -on,
E•v.. Iwo her of toe brido.r ow, act in Inn nleisoinic
c.ipacity of bit man. The brute I oo.kot o xceedongly wit.

la • roll. dam velvet ir.41,011.4 cot Mao. sal sliuplu
white hornet. rho ort,le erure a aprm ut udrtle. Tno
stall at aervatata ad wore watte Immure. A rechoocAl
braskta,t warn laid about 9 cut. at Um hall. • cue,.
prolusion of erotica aud uthw d wal 'Nairn,' from the
cmsetvatoriew or tha manila arac.ns tom t.blel. The
weadiug prmente trout She "Aml seutry and rel.dtvors ci
lb. Montagu owl Collusion fatntli, a were numeroua.
c ally. and chador. sod theusselv a proved in how much
estimattuu tura bnde ant bridatrouto are held.
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etuocu numerous tavitatuous weut lorth. A leen teams
perm. numbering bAereen Si and Si, eaa held in the
poc.urosque 'pounds a the 041 uu thu afternoon of the
oreddons. wooJln am tuey d. one of the loveliest
views in tips part Dorset—aimed 111,-mool elitntsme of
toe Iluy t tlu .IQU), iLld Of toiii and vale, With feu
tote us woes. to tke east and +eel, the cue:ming grounds
of tam us.o, on with its choice hoofs of molluout boom ora,
an I ite sepiasl lawns full ot visitors, looked • immure
hApit..6l.•• come nod happy euloynteat. A very pies.-
ies testers duriud the duy was the presence o,f the
could've from the Map .rt union. with their master awl
inietruss. Toe laitla ouso mete generously traded watt
cane, lemoumls, soul baton, leaving reload besotl
ethers for tue usvpy cop.e, mud others tor Mr. and Stroh
M mot oeue, at WU...a tiall.Ll they aspen...cud such tauu•h-
tot kinineos. Aualtf 100.rcre of nee, Wayiugi. sad Gun-
gratlliattoll,. Mr. mud Mr.. Cuilieson left the manoton fur
th- onolovey doom abo-t 10 eau., lesvind Brodport by the
10.21 J train. The huppy pea proceeded for their honey moun
puu Liverpool tu eamods, where the Mid* ham a large c Jcle
ut frossuds.

A anld littlo weetitd( of Conservatives was quietly
c 'Livened at tha etrougutili (theyhoun I) on Niodday
Li4ht.dod iu.patt of ultaty &LC Allot at privaCi IL WA,
b.asid abroad hdure tr.) the ut,etiu.: CAM, If.
As the meeting was held wide ci d Ave, of couree
the ....prammt•tiVea of the preISI we,. aaceasaZily
OXChWad. much the attar.

'kr age whisperings are ado it as to the wondrous
&lags ut the meeting. At one corner ot the tuwu it
was iepirted that the Tories hid se tired' a condi-
date, sod hal actuolly got lain I irked up at the
•• olreyli nand" fr lu4pection. :-ouie had it that
unhappy Mr. iduldoinid of tan.pit celebrity had
veutuied down again, and had liven interrogate.' ti no
kurpee ; thou agile we were assured that it was 31x.
.surfuik come to look lot tits hot an I c.,urcli service,
and other. ag lan declirdil lb. icettini; was coareard
lot or linory b minims wily, sod that it we, mutually
agreed to uotninato tneir uoefol friend " Timidy" for
a soot in the Council, sat that poor "Tiuudy," who
was lurkom abut' in the cciuity, nfrail of being
" watched in," on being inforinal of this patriotic
re* .lye, fell into couvuloious out bal ti be taken
Woos io the 1105L111 of his htle danily on 164 unique
piece of furniture, termed o 'shutter."

But the truth (like the Coupervat(vei at the hut
el cti.iu) will '• came out," au.l .t i. ow known that
it is not Nit.. Itimplirey Sturt is to be the Tory
eamlidate, but go Lee a pdruOnie t.mit the Hutt.
B.ila Cochrane, son of Lord LaawaLgtoo. It will 11111
ra.an:uabrral th.t L rd L. between 30 anal 40 years
ban Mr. C.chraue, repreeented Britivut tor a
brief term.

Politics first—church alter. I take the church first,
and p ditice after. Bat the former sten Ipoint h.
been take u by sum local cleric.. much to my dipgust.

A meeting of a theologial body, rejoicing in the
brief an I tuoh minus Mid of "At in on Church id
Engleud IVoi king Aleo's Ace 1,1 •ti,111," WOI to hove
been bell .11 M fay uin. Thlee glatlemen ..f the
whit...neck.' to poeurstoo were to have b•eit
together with a nuinber of p.oallueut churchmen of St.
Swithin's ; but to ! when the hour .4 meeting arrived,
there was the doordreeper to admit but ont enquirer
alter Bibli al truth.. no no meeting was held. rile
fact w that the clergy, who were prepared to discuss
the merits of the Gospel before the members of this
excell-nt amociation, suldenly heard of the Tory meet-
ing at the Greyhound, and at onoe rushed off to attend
a far more inivortaint duty than teaching dry theology
on the evening of the day following the shockingly
tiring duties of a Sabbath. Tata reminds me of
"throwing down the Bible, and rushing to the ballot-
box."

The Turd.. hay, s'i .arn thems-lves guilty nf an
unp ,rlonable a t--they have thr wo ort to the I ate
111 poor air. Wart in. What are thi .I.m.g with the
man ~II £1,000! the patched-up barrister ?he who wax
going to revolutiouhre all Europe in the m dter of
rappee and patent physic? Ah I whet? Why the
poor *old Torte find they have made a mistake; they
diacovere I their error &tie inure than two yews, and
t until Nion lay night bed they the courage t own
their unhappy discovery. They found the poor fellow
apparently hadn't a thousand farthings, and after all,
you know (a Conservative friend confessed to me the
other night), a II tie blocking, a little more rappee.
and even seeks ..f patent pills are not all the world.
150 they th. or dirt iu the face of poor Chards
NMI lag, by declaring they will hear •forth refuse to
recuoii-e him me having any connection with this
Intelligent constituency.

On goo I authority I am request() I to at tte that Mr.
Italli jII visit 4yllin4 Court, Dorchester, and The
Bridport, seats ,4 .I. P. F. Gundry, Esq.,
within ten or twelve dAve hence. The Earl of Unlit!.
f ,rd, at pres•nt a truest of Mr. Gundry, will retuaiu
during 11r. visit.
Lucaw 14/31118.

Sae FoI.:MIPS Rl/11-11antrn J. Id. P. Montagu tn. The path leading from the vniyeeee to the church
prlioemourt on Mood .y remmilnitnYcntir:gistdearte;
and W. Hommel', Pwle. eat et the grounds to drachm& itself was ru.tted. the bridal party
brought by Angelina Carter. wife of William Carter, le ••4 em. fined for ,l .rev, b. AIL I ins before that time
with a charge refdne frorn the vicar,ate..ealit. a few yards distant. Tbe
Parish church, didicuted to iii. Peter Ism t Men
general dealer, of Obardatock, who applied for a pl. Opt, „1 by to. pl., trot on y from P eser;ham proper,
warrant to apprehend her husband for threatening her but also the, wh r comic 111102 a tiotttho' The chancel
Ills during lag week. A summon. was ec.nie'l. On aod se eau were chastely and prettily deciorat.4 by tie
Monday when the case wee arranged to he heard sisters of the bride with white roses. dthliaa. set om.
neither of the parties appeared, amid P.C. Paull, of clemati ,le nit, and lane's,' alto.mther present.' a charm-
Chartist's*, said he thought the woven di I not intend 'aft AMeararic.. In bolo, ir of the evelA *bid' was to Lae
tee, the beds imii fo..ti Vistir j irons peels. and the bend
to sPPoltr as she had courto live with her husban I agate.
t the vil a,e playe I a eject or of olti•ic r h
The agistratoe wad so or.ier for the appear of age.
' The brid worm, 'wro w ve . rr 2n"iesi the
I;lcajare.
in
complainant, the caee being remanded till the follow. Wein. It WA.. and Mr. Permed. 16111., .i•riai-d mth; tug 8 rtortlay. church aiamt tea minute t 'eleven. Juniata:, i• eleven the
WitltTol'es DrATH Keirt.L was sounded on Id onday Mid 'maids, Norco in o 'tuber, arrived at to' church
night at the Greyhourol Hotel, where we are jitter rof ir itch. and &RYA:tithe coming ol the blde, rho, • few
• resolution warn i heed by the Con-ervative Ass relit- moment...tit n. el. v.. n,a114 red thecherrh,leaning in the arm
lion .ilecting the Hun. Bailie archrithe as a candidate to her Istate, lei her.,say. ii•is ~,,,,, tehow dh, per
Il• the Dalt election. Thougida of Ile Humphrey
Start were hell, but they li rve been abandoned. tn., ii 'hymn The hr.: T
i ; wi,i'ch' trh". '''' Br"'''''''" E!....1".. as h othiniu, Int, rioter Serried WWI—.
'I
he i Outs de ech d.ch were a outuher of girls_, selected from
intents rrf the inten I candidate is Lord Iwurington. 1 to
eSunday school classes of the bride Lod her sisters. • h 1
'eh . -between 30 and 40 years ago--at that time Mr. I lined the prth le .dint from the church to the road. each
C chr me, repregiut,d Bridprrt for • eh .rt tend. I luerive • basket tilled with 110... r•• which they strewed on
1 the lath of the newly-married pair, whilat from others a
This ilecieiou on the
tog the hack' oo the favourite Wart rn, who will, at paint.tul gni iuklitit of rice RID b ',stowed. The brides-
Part of lite Tories means '' turn-
Made
bring ILO already iltel.e. seven in Dumber, their
the next election, seek new fields. It is etated that
all attempts t r induce tree sitting member to resign Iti,in!...„. Mit "erten rill !''' C,C- (I„.rioni.iiit•r* ci_.
, ills. • Arise arr. elt SO% 41 'n reyer. CoUrillilee
here prove If, uitikee,
„ the blid,i; Wel Aegueta Barker, Nit. (j. Penny and Kim
Mao tile RAMINITER AND THE " OLD I/ASTERN.-- B. Payne (c wain). The wedding brealimat warn it'd le the
Under the title of ' Tw.i flour, with the Uhl Masters." diurog-room of the vicarage, and ww of a very 'maenad
.\ la lathe C, I', 1100111 Yr, a.siateri by aereral able rbara-ter, the mint niugyicudue object on the tilos being
art a! a, gave a choice ant 00y..1 ~tart eminent at the a Very I .rot• and intodanne wedding cake. Tots wee in
Tvinplar Hell on Mord.), and Tueeday eyeuinge, everY resiehl • magelitc!n.t One. and a triumph of coo-
'the att-ndai c. on the first eveoint warn very dig-
al et 11"; rn 07 tteeing .2vir ii:ratatairvd
Inrez,,tiv
ts.ersrs costly and
heartanir g, but on In miry evening a better hones before the welding apr 'sent iitie ~,,,,:n..‘ri; at igeezt7.
we" Mmuied. Simians* Itoeisitree plait it • very 1 yown to the find,: ekci, hy Mies Sheen (sch, oloostive4.
Pleasing on, for 'ho comlims lewdest lectures with Jellies au. II (40,4 and Joan Joiner,, ou behall of the
vocal arid instrumental siltustrairms. A brief vitatch i rill...era age at malty of wholll wore erettent. The slit
of the life a 4 pursoita of the °id munposere is given, ' coosi-t of . day oy imutisomv pair of Brewien candelabra
ea. ha.r.ce.ven intivldn illy froT parwhiener. and school
Nilo teed ily some.' the I..ait exampleeof their individual
_...sati a_ ." CaPo d_ .1 31.0iii."‘,""''Ill'n; head. • 28 Pre. ate
Captain and JUL
work.. Lectures ro. the live. of B ethos's; ilsydn,
&Aubert. Weber. Ch. pin, i n I ltorraini were given in
if.ibriaki. *Tr ..imartofd onitn•tth, ebOatissUirM s inr,
as ye erllM'i sli vw..11 vo oeiderable elocutionary power, of e, ," I t,,,, pro„ri„e, lucky Zip Wp.:::., ..rwhie ebirtil.°ll7
Ea ih wee NE if lucid ..s.e. dw.e. After the lecture on bridegroom sere in tea to the day awl Sund.y achool
U.. life r f .chubert on Mon hay retrain/, the follow- ! children at three ...elect. and a Guile. rof roast and boiled
int programme wno ettjejantly pet formed :—ion:... ' beef Mid plum pudding, in the eveumt at helf.p.t seven
.. ter 0af,,." MN.Gredishlil ; plan IS .I",.• Imirromptu,' tv the choir, haul*, awl ringers, We Intl.{ Lot omitre
M Miele* Ifell•iber ; Viribr, "1:A.1.W.." Alum Parkin...D. I rtate that Mrs abate Byrnes kindly presided at the
After the lecture on the file ~If it s.ini, ins Ivllowing I l'arw•nlela• 040" in.' I'l4ll PnlY lan' church. and ae
was the pr.ritraintne i--"lorig, " eac et ivrtater" lb.. 1 they lett giving Msodeiesohal 'Wedding March,"
It. Miller; s dig, " Ecco itirlehte." Mr. ' :leen ill;
eOIIC, nine, solo. "Air, from William I e 1.," Iladarue
li ositvr; son; " soo.piu Netts.' Jillei I•ariiii.e • ;
vocal trio "ersoia a feel IA" Mi. Parkimen,
Madame &waiter, sod Mr. Greenhill. The coo diets