The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28 00:00:00

‘viiiiate Meals, Esq., kindly con.ented to take the
..e„ie. After prayer and pinging. sod a few remarks
from the chairman, who ha. been an abstainer for
.we year.. and takes a deep internst in the in ore-
Mr. Seymour Ira, oalle,l. wh brefly spoke on
niod,ration, and the way it lea Is to drunkenness He
maid he 0.,01,1 not underotand what a ino lends drinker
i,. win), • raw, cannot take mpre than a pint, in that
not matter if a man gala drink on • pint or •
h.if pint, if be gets drunk you cannot call him •
o. „lento drinker, and you could not call • mars •
insisrate drinker who got drunk once a month, for if
he g d drunk at all be was • drunkard and not •
in *ierata drinker. He then spoke of moderate
inkiag an rag professing Christians, and nej,)
ge.t all Christians ought to become total
alotainere even if only for example'e sake.
flies me. George Clarke, of Dorchester, was called
oi„o, end .poke at some length in • most amusing,
iiiptructive, and interesting unmoor. He said he was
pleasedt. bear he remarks of his brother speaker.
li. liked t preach the G.pel, and also to address
ouch a meeting as he had b-fore him. He told of the
of work that had been carried on at Dorcbeater and
Awe Rule, which place he could talk about all night,
enj not finish then all he could say. He tolci now
they eorntarnoed the meetings there, and in the week
tmt e guel the pledge. .•
S wasan Ilaass B asn.—The committee of the shove
Diet he member. of toe band on Monday evening 1... •
end 17, instrument., which had recently been purcha.
or preenuted, were handed to ea many performer..
Thee remain the property of the committee, and are
under their control. The treasurer (Hr. J. Andrews)
iaplaieed the eta. of the finans., whine were very
vati.factoty. Mr. George hurt, J. P., had kindly given
prodded £2O was coll.ted within the mouth; this
we epee tile followed by r. 5 ss. from Mr. T. B.
I sicwra, 2.. each from Mr. H. Stillwell and Mr. R.
t'. Hutchings and other WM, from about 40 cub'
scribe's, so that the committee were enabled to place
toe haul at iiice On a goOd fiP.ting. j„be riee.
row, the pecretary, who h. t .ken much trouble in
the hatter, ieail a letter from Mr. trak Burt arr-
.; o,tart fir the c..hillittee's acceptance, and
further rapres.ing hie willingness to select for thew:m-
inis. 3 DeW c .riot which thPy intend purchasing.
A few email pubecriptiona annually, now that thii
basil is is working order, will *wilily enable the coup
mittee to moot the IIIP•111k3 of rent, music, repairs, kr.

POOl-I.
Leyrcyrser ORWL—A
.meeting to receive the
plane ,4 the trooped alteration tc the above place of
icuiphip was held at the Drill Hall on Thursday even•
ing. The Mayor (Mr. ;. Aldr;dki Presided, and th-se
present included the Kr. J. L Wllliams (Vicar of
Linsfle.4). ant %lees., C. Hill. H. A. Law,oo,
T lt. E. la Ilirdge, .I. Hoskins, and Dr. VersOde.
lb. m eti g batiste been opened with de• °trotted
et-vise. the Me, r cave a It lel addries, rent .rit-
ivg that the proposed alterations to ta.uartent
Clutch were. certainly, very neceawary, aid oily
for t a benefit ,4 ih• cun,pegatiiin, but for the
b-tier apirearaaes id the s mature in every resp ct.
—The liar. J. L Widien.s also up rke. At iirst,
ke said, it was PrOPMed to spend 400 o;dy, but
it hot lima found that such w; aid di, but very
lirtle, end it had now been decided to spend voice
r2,00p work. 01 this £lOO but ekes ly born
„ 1i1a..., lio.l he hoped and believe I they
vonf had sin difficulty 1,, raising the full emduot
required. The plan' were them put in and inspected
an approve I, a.,d a vote .4 to it be wes prised to the
mayor r presi dug. A vote ,4 th mna for the use .4 the
1, sod m.ti •1 undid. nce With his recent bereave.
,nt. were alw, pries. to Captain Stone, and the
meeting then teimin iced. It eivitild be stated that a
crn muss lies bee app doted to see that ti e
neceoary alt. r woos are carried out, and Li obtain
jonation• ....1 oube rudidn. fur the some.
A Soutwiter REMARKABLE Cale bus just bven
derided—e far as the magistrates are cdocerned -at
It-urn-mouth. It woul I appear the up till recently
there hat lie..n iii partoe•ship in that place a firm .4
phut Arrephers, Messrs. Nesbitt awl Murray. The
latter we. the gen .4 a Crdydeo clerzymen, and was
married, ant his wife and the defendant, Nesbitt. how
vt,hd charged with misappropriating A greet quantity
.Ig.ode and silver, of the value of LIM. the property
.1 the m dher of Mr. Murray. The queetido
I. whom rid the gods real 11.1.4. According
t the prosecutrix, when her wt., ir..t married, 1,1.
lather tied bun he mi.:ht s in. .1 the
pmeerty from he house, at Cn.yrleo, aid furni.h
h •an place with it. ti h o the old gentleman, how.
veer. diet everst in; Wa. left to th widow. She tivn
ir.1.1 to live with her eon anti d inghter•lndaw. Ii
co 31 •emn. however, their marl.-.l life eras it d
a vent hAiiiiy ;no. ant rho quontly I-ft them,
Lem:, it i. all. g-. 1 I rib, defeutx, etveur her win the
Tee further La 5C of he d-rence umy
he ;where . f out an extract from Mr. Trevanion
" Lint rtrotately Mr. Starter. jun., ton.
t.aettal habits which Deed not be mentional tom, and
which emu a bii.ht over the Ironiehold. There was
. need to mention names; hut there was ho doubt
site. Nturray. jun., hearing her husband had el 'pod
with • u eat le WM, leaving her with only 31.11,
hoot 'hut step which. what s we. a rash one. but
which why IVOIIIIIII under similar circauPdanc.s ',dui
hare ."rue, son., decided to r-alse in n-y by diehosios
id her iriebtud'e 10..15, an I going back Lu tier (Henke
A. I' Mr. Neabitt, he never had one irony (edit the
sale. whet he di I he did .'irony." The I a.owl
ruse, s ech was much a,plauted by • crowd.
('ou't. et deil pr. ae-dir g• for • divorce hat bees
commenced, and thie ch age had leen brought to put
• eta pt.. t'ena. ret that the wde's money might not
I Rea from the hipthuit's c otr..l.—The Bench geld
they were compelled so send the case for trial, but
the detentanter were admitted to hall.