The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20 00:00:00

MB PEOPLES COFFEE TAVERN.

To at Alkitior.
Dear Sir,—l obeere-d two letters In your la•t,
d req.. cti nay " C. Greening." and " Unity,' in
connection with tho ob ..e. . .

I naed not occupy it u h of your spans in reply.
The first is beads the qu.st.o. ; it wool I be ae un-
intereating to the public a. it m unitlainntdeot to me
about }wing terme I prod cot ; the foot., however.
which juatify my "sing it in my imt note am I did
are aysilable in the society's ho di., and if there be
any mietake it is in Mr. Greening's imagining that be-
cause ho, in a meeting ..f his own -misty. makes •
statement inch as he mentiocs, that therefore it is an
accompitahed fact.
I leave any ream:made person to judge whether any
man resigning hi. clon.ctinn with the D.T.A.
Society, and startirg another, calling it the Christian
and Temperance Muslin, I. morally justified in ••,,iny
as he bas aimitted, without giving any notice to
the monkery of tim D.T.A. of his intention.
Thema are the kind of ac•ions that tend to yrociac.
t muddle in the minds of those who do not ho att
he fsots ; hie pers, aid ir.sionations are unworthy of
• reply.
To " Unity," the spirit of whom lett. r I spl.recist.,
it me say be nee4 Dot pc face his remarks with the
rod' wrd . .

The LI.T.A. Sckty cannot, h wetter, be justly
accused hf what he it ,tee ; ths y c old hardly have
acted differently to what tipy have at any peewit
without had, g leg.! pecan... Urge. I eopp s• be would
hardly eay—Put men in trust, tut mistrust them. If
inch do ant act according to the spirit ard intention
of those who put theca be taust, and sue tiopl•asent-
newt ensues—Who are to blase.! It I understand
rightly, any soelety who as hi the moral welfare
of men should fret, when any onplewmotowe arks,s
seek to rectify it by appealing to those who are
immediately contorted. If all attempts of that
kind fail, it may theta become the positive duty to
adopt strong mossuros.—Yours, truly,
W. POONCY.

Ti OLLATZ4.—Tbe handsome brigantine lately
turned out of Mr. Aylee' yard is having the fi..ishing
touch.. pat to her, and It Is expect-d elis will .all ,9
Montay. Sbe is a very handsome vestal in every

respect:
TEM POTATO TltarYlo potat, trafficbetween
Jersey and thin port nommen°. s Ws week, when
the steamer Sept hire, ore of the steamers specially
hired for ibis traffic. Ell make the first voyage.
TIM YZO . At the Petty Seesione on Tie,-
thy, Mr. Arden raid the usual aspolications bad been
made for pablachounes where Ye weary or their
aer•a, to WWII staying, to he allowed to remain open
unt;l 12 .irtring the we. k the Yeomanry were here.—
The applimtioos were ranted.
CONIPANT, 11.R.V.—Tbe fortnightly competition
no Monday rP•di ted as follows :—Claa. A—lot,
Corporal Lush. 77 point.; 2nd, Corporsl Palls, 59
points; 3rd, Privste Wilton, 58 points ; 4 It, Corporal
Sim ands, 58 pdo m ; sth, Lance-Corporal Downine,
sti point,. Cline 11—let. Ltnc arPoral Mayne, 38
Poiots ; 2n4, P.ivate Lee. 30 poiots ; 3rd, Private
Foryth, 19 points. The co•npany, headed by their
band, and under the command of Captain George,
hat • march out n Tuesday •raning.

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DRCNICIINVIS. —At the. Otudiholl on Tuesday,
before Alderman hoborta ,n (in the chair), J. R.
Ro MP!. Esq., T. Abbot, Eq. J. C. Ruck, Reg , ond
.1. Vincent. Rog.. Charles (!ox arm chsrgod with 'mine
drunk on the lit id May.—P C. Blrrott etstod fat
Sunday mornlnc at half put 12, he tom I defendant
drunk at tie foot DI the bridge ler Trinity Church,
net so church wee coolie lio locked hien up,
and tho superint, client liborat d him when he wee
—Finsi 5 , or oeven d.). in default.
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Snoring& Aquila (0, Painter, Jamey,
general: Brighton (e). natter, Cherbourg, general ;
Empress (a), &wring, Bournemouth. paemwer. ;
Vulture (m), Biample I, Cherbourg, general ; Cygnus
(..), Fall.. Jer...y, general ; g Star, Ellie,
Hartlepool. Cal; Bien, Christensen, Hartlepool. coal ;
Sapphire (km), Hunter, Southempton,ballood ; Premier
(s), Masters, Sw , nil.--Sailings : Aquila pot,
Painter, Jersey. a I :13rittbkm (m), PIP her. Cher-
bourg, general; Vultnre (e). Blempied, Cherbourg,
general ; Cygnus (e), Fell*, Jersey, I ; Emmett
(al. Bowing, Bournemouth, pumengen ; Premier (a),
/Jost ors Bournemouth, nil.
Pscrroosersr.—We have recently been asked to
inspect the inatantane on photographs taken at Mr.
Con's 01.1-eatab'ished studio, St. Harr's-street. The
photographs ore elycimenn of the highest quality. We
recommend our reacient who desire a good picture to
give Mr. Cox a call. The studio is fitted with .very
modern appliance to ensure the production of • faith-
ful and god phi 'graph, executed in the bgheet mtyle
of photographic art, and, a. Sir. Cc guarani..o every
sitter an salsa, and pleasing picture. we feel sure
that he will gain a large share f the public patronage
during the combo,/ MAIM. Mr. 0 x makes a •pecielite
of the producti on of chit iron's photograpi.a, never
failing to obtain a good picture of them. He haa
introduced • tolvdograph called the Petite C.D.T. at
a rnarvellomply low figure.
A Cows•TPLY ASiAI'LT St the Guildhall on Too,-
day, before J. Holo-rt-on. Esq. (in the chair), J. E.
Roberts, Esq., T, Abbot, Ertl., J. C. Buck, E.q., and
J. Vincent, Ea; Gorge Ellis, • boy, we. summoned
fur assaulting a girl named Jane Swindlem .on the 10th
Wet. —Jane SLOW stated she was • &wooed° sir.
vent. On Saturday between nix and seven in the
evening she was c .ming through Wellingt on.place.
Defendant knocked her down, and when she was
down knocked her head against the well three time..
She tried it, get up hut he w .ul in% let her. She g..t
up sad he hit her with his fist three times in the eye,
giving her a black eye. lie had insulted her pre.
'Jowly. She thought it was a ewe of ieal 'nay.--
Defendant said it was not true.— tattle Moggridge, a
little girl, maid no Saturday evening she was paring
by, and oho saw Ellie throw Jane Swindles on to the
ground. She saw them fight t gethor before he
knocked her down.—The weles then changed places.
-•eorge Ellie raid that Swindles came to his 'dace
and laid if he wanted to insult her he had better come
out. She said if others couldn't take it out of him
mhe could, and she wo ill trample him tinder her feet.
He pushed her on, hut she said she shouldn't g.. She
caught hold nf him, she scratched him, and iris I to
bite him, and be struck her in eeifelefence. He put
her on the grata .d because she wouldn't let go.—Agnee
Packforl gave corrctworstive evidence. —The Bench
fined Ellie 104., including node, and dismissed the
other csaro.

Eerrattin(orr.—The onpporters of the Javenil•
Brat.ch of the St. John's Temperance Araociation gave
• varied entertainment in the apacien. schoolroom of
that parish on Monday evening but. The attendance
was large and influential, over which the Rev. Canon
Stephenson presided, who, without any preliminary
remarks, called upon the Ray. Mr. Harrigan, whom
solo (violonoello) wss rendered in a masterly manner.
The Rev. C. Gilbert'. solo, "Far o'er the Jimper Sea,"
with eiolonoello accompaniment, wee much admired,
being given with considerable taste and precieion.
" Hark, the Breeze," wale duet, mug by Mies Dana,
and Mr. Warren, for which they were loudly
applauded. This was followed by a trio, "C .me,
footle Sleep." meetly given by Missies nook.,
Thelip., snd E. Stephenson. Mr. Phelips followed
with the solo. t' Wi Ire,' for which he so 'red the first
et core, and kindly repeated. B .7100 Smith'. glee,
Trab, Trab, Trab," was efficiently renders by the
choir ; Mr. Mavcock was warmly applauded for hi. solo,
"The I gist Clord." The port so,g, " F,ch Choruo,"
was quite a treat, and ;novo I to bo a /MIMI of much
amamment, Mien Flunke admirably rendering the
echoing parte in the adjoining eohoolroom. Miss
Dainty'. solo, "When the Heart I. Young," was also
much admired. Mr. F. Vaudrey then read "Little
Nelly's Prayer," and wee followed with • solo and
chortle, "Where the I, trdly Stag," by members of the
ch dr. A laughing trio was capitally given by Mi.'..
Danry and Fto dr•, cal the Buy. 0. Gilbert, for
which they rec-ived an enc re, and repeated. The
next item was • quartet. '' ht, Good-night,
Bel -ved," by Mime. Trott. and E. Stechenaon,
Messrs. White and RNMI, al,er which Min R. Stephen-
in sang a t,inpetaace root .4 her I,WII composing.
" Tea," at hich, being set to lively music, had a good
elf ct, and was redetealtied. The ch then gave
" Pretty Village Ma.cleo," and received well merited
applati.o. De. Chi de &kited frequent applause in
the cur., of his readii g "The Northern Cobbler."
A 1.0'1) and chorus, Bright Star of Victory," was
sung by Mi.. Ronk. and choir. After Canon
Stitch,. • tit had explained the obj Kt. of the meeting,
whi h wee to rai.s the funds of the •'..enoromed
sncietc. Mr. S. New's song, "De Very Tdonticle
Flute," brought a very p 1 meant evening's entertain.
meat t a close. lklit liarenbill very efficiently pre-
sided at the pianoto,te.

PROPOSZI, COACH COHPANT. —On Monday a mooting
was held at the Guildhall for the purpose of forming
a company to be called the Weymouth Coach Com-
pany (Limited), having f• r it objects. running excur-
sions or abort journeys to plats' ::f Interewt round and
about Wtymouth. The meeting we. convened by the
following circular : —Weyan tuth, 7th May, 18114
Dear Sir,—The theme almost invariably touched at
social ga.herings in the town is, that " If Weymouth
is to boll ite own ea a first-class waterlog-place,
li.duceuset:ts must be pr 'Tided li' residents and
stilton." It is admitted on all sides that one of thee*
inducements Is to rovide ratio:Al recreation during
the 1141•00. r .mm11,1113:0 ab and with intsreg
to the Archeologist. :he Got :ni.t, the lover of rural
scenes, an:i hi n wht ....kg • respite from the whirl of
every day life, but 'howls treasures and inducements
lie buried in the heart t I natnre, to a a rag extent from
want of Mean, to reach them. Mears. Coma end
C. (Limited) have, by their am oatable enterprise, done
much to assi.t in ..p miug
up the beauty of our coast
cod why should not that enterpries be seconded
by fulther level ping those beauties inland? The
well appointe I four:korse coach, piloted by a
" Gentleman Whip." is the growing attraction of tb•
day at nearly all the first-clam watering-places in
England, and why should W-ymo.th wait. when a
" Gentleman Whip" le forthcoudcg, and other well-
wicker, of its interest, are ready to come forward with
capital to form a Weymouth Coach CorwPiliwy
(Limited)? It is propoved that th- n-ach should run
at stated times fr: in the let :t1 July ta the 30th of
S•ptemiwr, att: ualiy (within wh U µwind all soptt,ess
will be limitsd), to the to .ny lovely epota round about
us. The working of the c ml. : 7 will lie "l"w'l "w
a very inexpetneive scheme, and there will lec mpara•
tinily no rick to any one. Will you kindly attend •
meeting at the GuUdhall on Monday next, the 12th
at thrso o'clock pee obely, when • colatecksic

sive etaNweerst In relation to the matter will hi enti
by the. prom t .rs? —I am, doer efre, Ji.c,.."
,ro,Y. HUM NANGLC. i.e the pr Meter& mac- p.
Nteic 0 • c upied the eh tie. no ih,c• `co", 'PS°
pies int i—kle. Cricksnov um, of e P.l ." Pm'
in M ..1. Ito re, ‘I r. J. T it, Mr. T. J. Temple-
ID 41. 1)r. err rid.. %Ir. A. Grals•m. Mr. T. t ore.. Mr.
H.J c, Mr. • moo. .adMr. floury Nahorie.—Mr.
N `"cll*. wijaii-wcreterf '0 VI., 0 notere. 1.04 h lore
the Choirmon o ets•em.rd, co.aprising, auto ie
other rhbigs, the it wan p.,sel the capital .4 thn
C laPear "h .61 ho Cl 000, iiriiled into 40 shores
£lll each. —The Cnatemen .aiil t. 1.1.0 wan a Ore .1
west in %Vey.° nth of leidtlinate aulawment, anl he
thought that a conch to in . sh irk J mewls itslead
would supply • weld (hot WM much felt is
Weymouth. sad as • I nr-horee math wee
Inc imieig the g nerd l conreyanc • tol land planit from
wnter i.g.o'sc-s, it wee felt Weym oath shonil not b°
Trebled the times. A ntotninent warn i eririod from
Mr. Rowe. of the It oral Hotel. by which lie mugeste&
that the conch and bone. .bould be " johhe I,' the
horses to be parch ml at the hod n.ng of he
which wan in nst this, ino .the, I ion tbn it id Jul?
to the lest diy of depteinin r, which tint* all
expenses w u.i be comprised. 0 1 or two of those
pre-not refe, red tin the cone-a-bane which we need at
Jer•"7 and other p 1 soc.,Aul thought it woulit more
Availmble for the required porpone flit. a four-borne
oiach. Dr. Childs on the co itr.irr t'iounht the cow%
the moat eu.teble. \ Ir. Criclunay, in pecking on the
twitter, nientiiined 'that nil thane cir uiunianceo were
matt us of det.il. After ih • inott r h.d been
thee tighly cub meted, pro an I con, the mom iraudneo
of associatiiin ea. pr..i.cotti by he dig secretary.
, Mr. C. Mercier, Mr. Crickmay, Mr. Jesty, Mr. J. A.
Talbot. Dr. Cnilds. and Mr. T. J. Teinpleman sub-
, scribed f iriine share ,ach. In .dilition t thene the
horioun member., Henry Elwaids, Fag., and Sir
Frederic Johnntoo• each hove token two •horee. owl
the Mienor (IL N. Downed, Esq.), and Mr. Eliot hare
each taken iite @hire. It wee determined the
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utiony •hutild be resi•tered, and the inh kbi•ants and
we-r. inter.. rd iii Vae welfare of the Phc• salted to
Bubo:ribs f iribs remaining share..
Wielf3looTll Bicyrni CLCB —Aithiniah the weather
was wit very promising, 84)Velria of the members of this
club had • roe to Ablo.toi.ury on Wodoo•cloy evoniag•
I. coneentenet of the vielt of the yeomanry, there
will be i‘a club rau next Wel ...flay, but on the
Wednesday foll.wlg D .r ch••• te r will be visited, the
r int* bong via Virototwoll !row.