The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-22 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

Sgirs Sappho and Daring. which put into
Portland through stress of weather, have proceeded to
Sheerness to pay off.

NATAL Arrotrrunrr. —Engineer Sharpe to the
Warri .r, vice Ham, pr,,ro .ted and appointed to the
Dwarf. off the C .pe of Good Hope.
MILITAIT. —Captain A. C. Tawks, temporarily
attacissd to the Oran woe Store Department at Devon.
port. returned to regimental duty on the sth inst.,
and rejoined his regiment at Portland.

Conceer.—A concert and entertainment of vocal
and instrumental music and nadings was given in St.
George'. School., itsforno, on Ewer Tuesday even-
ing. There was a Nplendiii attondanos. Tne interest-
ing programme wee ably carded out.
THZ CRICICIT SWION.—The cricket season will, we
are informed, comment.e on the 3ed of May nee' on
the naval recreation ground, kindly granted by the
Admiralty for the Beason. Tuesdays and Saturdays
are to be practice days. Noire. to members are to
be placed on a board in the members' room during the
11•Ason.

Amon Joutggs, a bandsman belonging to the
32nd Regiment, Light Infantry, warn charged before
the Weymouth magistrates, on Tursday last, with
stealing three brooms from the shop of Mr. R. Swore,
grocer. Fortuna's-well. It appears that the prisoner
took the brosm in question up to the Verne, but the
Barraek-Sergeant on guard took them from him and
gave information to the police. He wee eventually
banded over to the civil authorities. He was sent to
Dorchester for one month with hard labour.

INQUIVR AT ras Pantos. —An in-peat was held at
the Convict Establishment on Monday Isst, 11.-for•
Mr. K. N. Howard, coroner, on the body of William
Thomas Turnbull. aged 24, and who met with his
death under the following circus:titmice.. D ceased
was engaged on the 9th lost , with others, on the
Incline tipding stone, and while so doing, dragging a
truck, the st ine that was use I as a 1381 mos slipped
off, and jerking wider one of the wheels., threw the
deceased down and fall upon him, breaking both his
lege and otherwise sedately injuring him. Hei was
at once removed to the hospital, where he lingered till
the 12th inst., when be expired owing to the inj arise
he had received. 'rho deceased, who was sensible to
the last, exonerated everyone from all blame, and the
jury found a verdict accordingly.
GOOD FRIDAY AT THS COIGIZOATIONAL CHURCH.
—On Good Friday the annual tea meeting took place
In the echoolro me of the above place of worship.
ChesiL The trays were prodded over by the ladle-,
of the congregation, and a large number of friends
sat down, including a number of visit irs from Wey-
mouth. After the tea a public meeting was held,
presided over by the Rev. W. Fell, paetor of the
church. Capital addresses were delivered by the
BAR. If. Bolton and the Rev. W. Lewis. The theme
of Hr. Bolton's address was " Cnristienity in eels.
tiou to politics." M. Lewis dwelt on the power of
united action in Christian amt. The meeting wart
wailaikenclul. lad the smokes' were listened to with
sarkod Weak%

SUNDAY SOHO .1, Uzitoj.—L Coevegational tea
parte of the member. of Leo Weymouth aud Portland
401.7 Soliool Lid m took p roe on Erater W.lues-
dey evonine. In the Schoolroom of the Coogregati +nal
Chitreh. There wad a g,pod attervirooe.

A NAVAL STAMP LDS. —On Monday mat • regular
•tatiVede took i.dace between nine men of H.M.S.
Warrior, an tw.• gallant imlicemen. The nine men
were stragglers, and bit eta ithi from Mr bristrd beyond
their leave. P C.'s Andrews and Stone ran after
them and tried to capture them, and after a spirited
rtursoooewled in bringing two of the numbor to the
lock.up. r‘t .ne then went in pursuit of mother who
lbol gone in the neighbourho si of Weyrno d.b. and
oTerhs,k him by the Werry-brbige, but in bringing
him to the lock-up he got away fr .m the constable.
Stone gave pursuit and sifter a good run came up to
the tar again. A waggon oominit by at the um,, the
waggoner got down an I assisted in handcuffl ag the
.away, who was brwight to the lock up. Meanwhile
P.C. Abrahams bad succeeded to cspturing another of
the men. The other five escsped and have 04 been
beard f inc

Emma Dzcoaarion.—The Church of St. Peter,
Portland. presented a most interesting appea mice Oa
Easter Sunday. It is always attractive from the simple
beauty of its architecture, but it was rendered more than
usuallY aeon Sunday, trim the extremely tasteful way in
which it had been ilecorated by the ladies of the Grove.
One warn struck by i he contrast between the severity of
the weather and the beauty of the Bowen, which hail been
culled for the occasion. There is an a undant supply of
lovely mosses around the chef. of Portland, • .d( these,
together with primrose', lilies of the vat ky, violets. oxali"
azaleas, cloth of gold roses, and other flowers so artistically
were arrange I a, to render the general effect most pleasing,
and made one almost envy the ladies that suotle
which so eminently quell les them for the decorative art.
The reredos was decorated with ivy leaves, interspersed
with little bouquets of primroees. la the centre was • cruse
made up of azalea. and other beautiful &man There
were also devices, as the cross with the crown above t.
On the Holy Table were beautiful vases tilled with choice
Rowers. This part of the church was decorated by Mrs. de
Montmorency and Apple( urd, an I it certainly did
great credit to their taste and skill. lu the front of the
altar cloth was • very pretty cruse made up of ivy-leaves,
with the letters 1.1181. in primrosei and violets, which
had an extremely clawing effect This was the work of
Mr . Acott. The pulpit was an attractive object from the
very artistic way in which it hid been decorated by Miss
Appleford and Mies Driver. There were musses, primroees,
cloth of gold roses. azaleas, kc. Some of the cooiceat of
these flowers were supplied by Captain Webster of the
Shh Regiment, recently stationed at Portland. The
le tern has never premien.' a more lovely appearance than
It slid on this occasion. It was covered with beautiful
moss as • ground work. In the trout was the monogram
1.H.5., composed of Goleta. Lower down was a cross
composed of jonquils and lilies of the valley. There were
..lao primroses, o ilec. all arranged with great taste.
This was the work of Captain and Mrs. Hume. The dfst
object which met the eye on entering the church was the
font. Here the flowers and mosses had been so arranged
as to follow exactly the lines of the ulo .Id ug and carving,
and the effect was particularly good. There were
boa ititul aruin lilies, lilies uf the valley, pi imruses, k
leo arranged as to present a most charming appearance.
This warn the work of Mrs. Welker and Miss Reynolds.
The church has never presented such an mitre tire
appearance on any previous Easter, and it ie evident that
tate for decorations is developing itse f year by year.
There was an early coloration at f o clock, and another
at mid-day, both of which were well attendreL

_
It Is vexations to see r itts. sirlss so rensh j
Ile ihs) s that the LW.CL, otitis; vs 1,,,,0g00. iserries.
on Be rfarevl • leo- *-111101•tie deo!••••ie•
riattc But Do. fa atet4 41-41,4 he eve( the ~um It.'. which drafted that re,4
wore four American( and ovas Britislmr I awl .4‘..4,1,,,
votes for it were thirty Americans and a.,,,T Four t one It war, truly, an ensehesjl 'olo_ll
declaratton (Who ever deceived POD. hes--..°1/•
meek jo
so.viner for II
Bet P.D.D. don't tell it that way• I And el Li, 1,4 k
oorliet 1114•4ffilo011 are (litany varietal.. They La.--
w.et !hallo bun4l•l alongode th• rroordt But the,7
P.D D. dat know the ree 11. has been bulb..frecti
hus. He deserve. per rube.. iacteak
distortiese of fact shout South. rn (ttinatt•sso
would reel bettor in llsitihrastic verft, if ohj, wove • poet I Unfortunately he is excessivolr-is.o.,
He trots out sonaboaded Gassier and the
Oooeeloy I who tried to get oar coloured a L la Gooesiitft. descend into tbe tender embrace .1 the
faloely st) ted mwu.i. "oS the World I' But G000rd....
got such a scathing rviesk• (rota it. O.W.C.
cu'oured Brother W. A. FittoUts.)--k.t ret,y."7 like another Wheelhouse, "f tut yam iii I'
The " prole hood *hues" fotillitai *The True
forwm. for kko Negros% at lbw mama.* of the meet
unpn,jady,y.d po,.,sh. who ',pen, for • Pilo o attgrnatised it "Th. (itches Orden I' 8.1 in thro. he 4
it orals ova' teototrihrre thou th• Good T.-strive
a bast" than Kitchen." that I Better an t'.• -potion: rN
. Ftrnhitt P 0.0. Kira. US o 187 L All • that steeliest taainurr *Ware t the trait very •teely. HS'
forget., to tell hdw the British reined • abut, r to the
coldwai 1 age. in Carolina! IS se itee --
61..4.10rn0 (Me 8301 e, illereeder.4 Orenlve, Let.Co; ',one, B•osist. P. 4141 And 114.
Judg, B ark WU crippled. Nee Jour. 74-p, 101)
N.wl am • ..m -.sliest to talk plainly r u.n
does ho ott that Wilda Brown's Amenities's see
In 1875? D sib- was,. diotincily LO ~t 1,11911
noool..rood that be does not koow / Tb. tic je. um' • Will. Worn'. Aineadurest sever we. defeated ai Bet a bettetaatrthA.Brow,'.st
sodr
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e„. o .114 BirOw. did, and ju lb. 5. e,
ate san l
th• whit. m(1 .1 1+.4 it la DOG Move/Op& 4, Ipg ee
ug. is
ta all se
his gibe broth... Yes, thera, t S rob! T. • earls% thuds did at too .rs to ol de h• (sesame 5.w5, he changed in 1..01/1 of more lb.. 00v VI.L They cooi,! jot tut their twist '.5.. 6.. try oltI:1 tole( in
soe. ps.p e.y•QM O. L of Eig, had 4ec..1..1 &eases
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Will :!rs dO.II 'C.,
el lei' f (1'
dt Sph;:,:: :sid to
cad :suunvit*:
divided, hove voted diffnettl. 4•11 they not alee,e
the 1t.W.0 L. voted aimiat ii,.? Nu! D. n, sill aft
F he c auto,. And at to the bl., at dlVolta: UV,
kayo had the law toot, tar three rttera fl,, ,1 of those dans. rous O.X 's dividel 1 N.! Not ose I The talk oh it
es. simply bosh I
P.O D. a•Y• to. law WU wwwwdtd beates ofths
woesoks. Fe., Puly. But .48 nut t 4 citaba realer op•n wide his eyes *hen la jeers. Lhaeii
that t rrildet, beer...hr. sklOar, Moto' Br ti.b 14
the Nut,. is 1875, sot ohs word ests.sul sheet his.! Tilts in enaly buff :nog broths, -j8
utterly und tot-ally loorotten by these " our.gs..^
pin. of ham •otty !I Al. they 'skid 'bask
elm .lion of ILL'. I Not of or., steeriee, lona(
did they prom. 0 4 it!!! Antis iverala ohm, use, ix lode!, for Um I. urtst tiros N -erotica!
tee Order. The os tole heel bud...,
oe the bdoke to reefed the not 1..; the.. hlttr,e4
8.1. 01.4 the Negr es teetlmr- told Ode tope
• L. Under 41. n- to. et obre, or they tr4d,y
a tor next year it mead be repealed! [But it
ra"Pv"&l"...l a 0 L bow be •it I Mr. the it.itir otter .1
that delicate article, " B.i 'oh ho .oit's-Cess
koholirl- ea. no'dy siteMinod in tla nee ''
Itir4.l manno• [Thus ...ceder'. mischief octualty ...sese,e4
the Whites and Blacks in lien lent. shore
'bey 6.1, In oo• erOfkOtt In harm Pr t seta,'
The Bri i.htLLo wen, 14 the t llynot
moots, doped Into wined eine the int...owl
which dement. d o Car W.O L rewrde
ant to
din:::.d....inndt.ct..%...en:ed' r r
to 7
wtth
e-feat, in order to get e ohm for rece.•ioe. Ti,. esl.l
con.plrator mid be tremblet lest the Heal L doe .0.4
haw it, tolvertheleas and thin cut gi hie yese.
[Refer tt Mr. Thomas Hedy, o w C.T., d 1.1
In vain doe. P.D.D. mscrt that tlic rotes for tw sili.
to tutu at W.G.L rsonmeutel US Waj rity ai
central membetattp, Not one fourth! ea.i,l is, eib,
are counted who unler.to lb. Mote, tlq.i, at Nre,
bundtedth port-n not 0., ith ! N oto ,iey
,$) this hour, Sarin, th• actatiert. lui ortirh So I. t•
!eels's fare tritinsphod, it it.. been • vie ory ofeuattag
over mudding iallOcaliC •.
„., .

A. • •.13 SS the s..insor.sl 'lake. &wen" feet,' the,
R.w.o L•• ••• the World.' w-et did the, do I Pr.. lee
1.. r the N rot No I rev Jo thwllla re. nro d
leer: '• shell he RUT ONE L mar S• • T•rrit
C otry." That we. 11aet, 11,4 .1 awl met 'he inistiet
4I .101{111 hey- b ea 11/111.41e11,
1... d b, en on l'ena
lodges lure 00l await sot..- se thsy *vs forre.e,
Tiie N gr., has be her I,lrll •4, hem., 1..1 he
I .1,41 r the'. 0,. spurt mt "0 -ler, edliet
' tow idol," is oleo's.' 1111 I.eet tar oueicies.
o-Sr., Vie trui h. For ii,. 041,14 er•eihii-g jos
el -s-r rho, won' I, nw be, do lbe 'prO e
300 000. It would wish {h.". heel blioe 100000. a. 4
h.-se are mainly Or • 4 1.1 h,‘ •
worth nereitu le Aioeriee ; sad moos they will her. ems
ti.ll.

mutt rine, to •ilr POD. if it isn't a burning shims tut.
thr..ugh British 1/4111•Ilra, the adinnui ni Bo N.-sre
s.
Neon unno-es arils delayed till recently in a 4 s antes"
I. It not menial...us th it thousands f rounds, and tan\
time nn.l tabour ban, t. en wast,nl iii quo,..ite4 anti
unhappy and noodleoi schism, his, had its itntishicesil
ins leaders horn to. to their I u I pr .tesstria, sot
r,m.i.ntel with tn., 14,t1.ns real! I rib.' N,ro, sail sat
for Battu and plsce, the entire 8 'nth inighters non has
beso oriutuntiti I . .

I ean it he true, that P.D.D. 40.1 11e. k•mir
h he /ouch Cooort I. Do; 0i ok
sod bee not been for two ye .1a I WWI. whs. • itti.st
d -trod r o oh. Nears, eu.st .o I shwa. The pi airo ail
his usa• aro •Isout on • par. L.t rosi, 1.1 • pvt 4hr..
•PP.leo P. D.D. that I Ages of ht•
et Cilcheiiirr, and other plat.. in Ihstspel, and eh. In
have wnt lb. "rerkoe ••t. "Cntivt"fq
etc udi g ttwm rnm inentintnoip I IP D.O. P•Mit r•
ea, up an ultintstutti on It- rrd-oatt qur-tioo. sad litrir
with purify U.." purified" tu ttio dulcet strains al Ws
favourite air—

" RI. Britannia. Britannia. rule the ears.:
F. r Br t .us ever. 77,r, roar nary to therm.'
H. TAYLOR, CorpL, Co C., Stud Regt,
Weymouth.
Apr I 16th. 1879.

(Latter, on this subject mut in future Meantime ti
much no may be wri tan on It Air 1t..11-3heou it lOW
paper, one 'lda otly.—go

WARRHAX.

COI/NTT PEW% 8111810,1 S, Id I hr.—Perrot: Lie.'
ton•at-e4.100-1 Mmorl, Ur. M. It .Igott, Mr 0. C For.r,
Mr. W. M. esle.ralt, Mr. 0. 11. Brod, awl U. &di 01

—/Haiard flood, trapper, of Etat Loloortb, .usaw
111101.1 i t show ranee erhy be Anti nit attribute
towards the eoppat of his motbar.—Mr. W R. laisbitat
saki A.Oll Hood was Inrrelpt ol la 6'. Per .04-
Defetiduit had amid hito 1.. per Preit.—Order accord.

erre Prowse and John Parte, both of West Lel worth.
were ....mro.toed to use support of thwr pareote.-11r.
Mar./taken awl defendants atbm and mother oneself
3, 61. per weak—Order made on each for ;ulnas{ al
1. 3,. Per week and costa
Thomas ildesend a holm, of Bltelfes.l. era sem weed
for toe vupptrt et hie us.4her.-1(r. W.llam B kn swd
Mary gimunds received lc 641 per w—k Deiesdsvt
ther brothers oontrioutod. Order for lid per wait sod
ata