The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-22 00:00:00

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week show an increase of as o,mi...trod with the
corresponding week last year, tor passenger &c., and
an Manage of £486 for merchandise. Total increase
fur the week, £492. The receipts sloor .ot ,iggrekite
increase foe the past 21 week, of 1:11.$61.
Tun Uri KUM or SMAPTIONUMT. On Thursday
t•elling the Earl of Shafteabury preaisb.st at t lin
meeting of the friends and subecribers of the ragged
school in King Edward-street, Whiteohapel, and tin
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ceded • monument and bust of his late lather,
exec-sited by Mr. R. C. Belt, (min is in .1.1 ins& by
him an 11484, and exibited in the Royal Academy. Tire
ings baying been opener' with prayer, offered
77ted Rev. Dr. Tyler, and by the singing of the
hymn, "Work, for the night is coming,- Mr.
Montagu. the honorary superintendent, read the
report of the ceinniatee, which spoke favourably .4
the operation. carried on by the institution during the
grtl?.'vr and the
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adopted, Mr. R. it. Williams, the trevsurer 41 the
Reidmid School Union, addne.ed the ausetimr,
sketching the history of the establishment in 1,48,
and describing the beneficent result:4 .11 it. operation.,
since that tune. The memorial and bust, he mid,
had been subscribed for by the teacher+ and scholars,
the individual contributions of the wholes. varying
(emu • farthing, of which there were many, to on.•
chilling and after taming a high eulig on Ow
character of his 1. Habit; be reque•ted the noble
chairman to unveil the bum. —The Chairman did so
amid cheersi.—The Mut is an excellent likeness of the
late earl &II be was in the later period if his life, and
underneath it is the following inscription :—"Thu
monsunent was erected by the teachers, children,
their friends and parents of the King Ed ...ie.'
School, of which his lordahip was President
for yea., He was afoul man and friend of the
poor."—The Earl of Shaftesbury then gave an
- " e the course of which hi' remarked that Mr
ad said, and said truly, that irntitutiom
• had saved the country from revolution,
vas no doubt whatever that such had been
If Hoerr wan one thing that had given him
✓antade, and a feeling that the IMO of tid
id not yet set, it was to me the unanimity,
ma, and the grand way in which the artisans
had come forward as inic man to do temour
• of km father. He hoped that the
bast they had asked bun to unveil
an an example and a loam to every one
Met they would learn of him how to die.
dis 'Giddily than distributed prime to 81
good tamdoct in their situations.

Till Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, on
the 17th inst., licensed the Rev. John ‘Vynn
Werninck to the curacy of St. Peter, Dorchester; And
the Rey. William Dobson Landes., LA., to the
curacy of Sturminater Newton Dorset,
SAVINOW BAN/L.—ln conaequence of Bank
Holiday falling on a Saturday this year, the Bank
will be open, as the usual hours, for the receilit or
withdrawal of Deposits. on Thursday, the 24th inst.,
and not on Saturday, the 26th. [Advt.]
I•'ocrreau--A match was played at the Cricket
Ground on Saturday between the Grammar School
and H. Monies team, the school winning by three
goals to nil.
HOLT TRITITT CHURCII SERVICIL9 MR CIiRIATMA(
DT.- Celebration of the Holy Onnmunion at 8.30
a.m., and at the 11 o'clock service.-Matins eleven
Liu : Procemional hymn, 61 (Yorkshire); Iteepon.es,
Tanis; Venite, Robinson, 145; proper Psalms, nix.
( Even), xlv. (Hayes, 331). lazes. (Russell, 91); Tv
Bourn, rinity in C; Benedictus, Smith, 133;
Anthem, "Behold, I bring you good tidings"
(Gun); Hymn 59, ideate Fidel.; Kyrie. Agutter
in A eat; Offertery Sentences, " Let your light"
Munk), " Whatsoever ye wed''" (Anon); Recea-
sional Hymn, 60 (Mendelasohn).-F.vensong, four
.in.; Processional Hymn, 60 (Mentlelseihrii;
Responses, Tallia • proper Poalms, ce d.tleock, 144.,
exam (Baniby,lA6( ; Magnificat and None DitnittiA,
Bennett in F; Anthem, Recitative, "There were
shepherds," &c., Chorus, "Glory to God " Mandela
Messiah); Hymn, Innotentt; fk•oeseienal
Hymn, 62,Winehnter
HoLe TRINITY Citriccit Scarico, IAT SCRI.AT
ArTER CIIRIATMAR (ST. JOHN TUC EVANOII.IBI).
CRleltratit.o thu 11,4 y C. ttttt nunion at 8.30
a.m.- Matins, II a.m. --Venite, IVesley 2; Psalms,
Randall 282, Illaekith, Gregory 117, .tleoek 144 ; Ti.
Ihium, Maybrooke a D,• Jubilate RI; for
&whin Hm , yn 62, Bethlehem (Tone 84, Church
Hymnal ; Litany (Tani.); hymn 66, St. Bernard
(133) ; idertory sentent.e., "Let your light" ()Link)
" Ile that liath pity " Gems). Evensong. 3 p.m.-
I%,almig, Stainer, ; Cantan Domino' Boyce, 319;
Deus Alie•reatur, Crotch 86; Illy 54, St. tleurisr;
Hymn 217, C,illeick. Evensong, 6.30
Itevonses iTalli4); Psalms. Allem in E, Kieran'. Int,
Riiiihetalt 167; Minnifteat end Nine Donit tis,
Rankiler in 1•:: anth t .... "For unto 11. a chill is
born" (Messiah) ; Hymn ?Jii, Alleluia perrtille
Hymn ' 67 Dille.. Carmen -Chant " The
Cathedral Natter Chants :" Hymn
" Hymn. .tnei..nt and Nlslern."-Itev. If. Evenirre
Sector, Mr. T. M. Mou,..ix, Organi,4 awl Chnir•
mater.

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Imr:Derr TIM"' my A liotimin.--On Thursday, a
lirivata toldier f tle, Dorset Ftegiinent, named
Charles Edward Cmrr, wan brought before the Mayor
and charged with steeling two silver rings, value
4s. rtd., the property of letthow Henry Tilley,
jeweller, arc., tiouth-street.--Mr. Tilley said on the
lath he pastes' through his shop and saw the prisoner,
to wen Mrs. Tilley wee showing some jewellery.
Before witness had been in his ofllce many minutes,
his wife celled to him, and said she had missed some
rings. Witness looked for them, and prisoner was
asked if he was mum he lied not taken them. He held
up his hands, and witness then caught sight of one of
the rings up his sleeve. He then sent for the police.
—Primmer was remanded, and on Monday he WU
brought before the Mayor (.%Idennen Gregory), Alder-
man Otrine, Mr. If. Ourtlete, and Mr. l'eard .1 illard.
—P.C. Halton' said on Wednesday, about half-past
four in the afternoon, he wascalled logo tu.Mr. Tulley's
shop in Month-street. On going them he sew the
prisoner in Mr. Tilley's custody. 'f'be law r nspiested
him to search the man, 11, he muspected hitn of steal-
big a ring, and he believed he had 11 1111 his sleeve.
Witness told pcieoner to take Mt hie tunic, luel am he
was doing so two rums fell out of his sleeve. Witness
then apprehended him, and, on being charged, be
+eel, "1 AIP very sorry I del it."-•A sergeant wee
EIOMNi and gave prisoner a fair character. -Mr.
-"WY did 'lot wish to Posta the case.—The Detach
cautioned pristetta, sad sentenced him to a month's
hard labour .. . .

Piteercrenue.— In our Imit limn...Ml.oU Ire recorded
the presentation to the Rev. C. F. &nil Mrs. Powys
ui aaveral porting gifts, on their leaving Ihirchuster
for Mointscute Vicarage, Somurset. Thane gifts wore
a black marble sliick, supplied by Mr. Scott, front the
tie:tellers awl scholar. of St. l'eter's Sunday School ;
a pair of beautiful duplex lama, frinn the St. Peter..
Mother,' Meeting ; and • paint lastsf.,l brass cAndle•
sticks, from the St. Peter and All Stints' Rawls .pt
/lope. They liars since receirod • farewell address
from II large 11‘1111110r of the insishers of the cegr..
gation. accompanied by a Very handsome silver ink•
stand for Mr. 'icy., and a la,. MA Wha., W.. Igvrowil
tea-service for Mrs. Powys. Theo. Wte snlvierilsel
by all classes, tnany it the poorest Mine ...... ait.t
the most widow.. TINS IA not surprising. cinsiilering
the unvarying kindness which has distinguished Mr.
and Mrs. riiwy. in their parish, througlesit
!wig wittnection with Mt. Peter's. The itikdaiel
U.a.l supplied by Mr. JOCal, tho tea-service by Mr.
iluilwitt, and dm haudeititely•written awl framed
aildreei by the Nilsson (Jess, Nir. and Mrs. Powys
havo also received from the teauluire atoll rcholars ig
the blirls' National School a tichly•bonwr tinl.y
fierbert's Poring.

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