The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-10 00:00:00

BRIDPOZT.

A DutirrOltelltlir.—Whetber the Volunteer camp
will this year be held at Burton Bradstock ha. been a
subject of much discussion and speculation. But the
matter has been definitely settled. Captain Harmer haa
forwarded a communication to the commanding fficer
of the tat LUCY'. intim ting that the men will be
received at Aldershot. The hopes of many in the
locality, who encouraged the must sanguine expecta-
tions, will be frustrated._ _

FLUWILL Bgitton.—Capta4o Wood, commander of
the Salvation Army, on Sunday notified hia intention
of quitting the borough. His ha'lelujah wife preached
her farewell sermon at the Templar Hall, but the
aadienos was very spare. The valiant captain states
that the nautical breezes of Bridport are undermining
the constitution of his better half. This is scarcely to
be wondered at, as the captain, with his wife, chooses
the most inclement weather in which to rave and ex-
hort. It is a matter of much wonder that the captain
himself ia not undermined, as he often drops his
knees in the ugliest puddle he can find prior to exhort-
ing the inhabitants to realise their blind condition.
Beldport is again to be restored to its pristine quiet-

- TYPHOID FIVIR Is SWIRL—For the purpose of
investigating aa outbreak of this dreadful disease in
the locality, • meeting of the county migistrates was
convened at the Town Hall on Friday at noon.
There were present :—Mr. W. Colt's, 8.A., Captain
Graves, and Mr. T. W. Whetliam Mr. Jocelyn
Rooks appeared, representing the Privy Council. The
disease presented itself • few days since, on the
premises of Mr. James Marshall, of Wadbrook Farm,
Manhweod. Mr. Marshall purchased nine pigs at
White Down Fair, last week, and upon bringing them
home discovered they were very weak and could eat
scarcely anything. The premises were visited by
Supt. Itoidale in cm:Junction with the Veterinary
Impactor, Mr. T. Robertson, KR. C. V. S., of
Reminder. Mr. Robertson now deposed that three
of the pigs were in an advanced stage of disease, and
Mx y affected. He had no hesitation in declar-
ing disease typhoid fever. Mr. Waldron, of
Childhay, estimated the value of the animals to be
Elf 2a. (total). The magistrates authorised the
slaughter of the pigs, awarding the owner one-half
their estimated value as oompeuratlon. The premises
to be at once disinfected.

—me annual winnow on
behalf of the :iiiiuLd.sa schools in connection with this
jp chapel were on Sunday week by Rev. J.
Mantle. ;mei hymns were sung by the echolart. asejetet
by the c I choir, in a very creditable style. The
sermon in morning had • special beartn• upon
Sabbath school work, with the responsibility of
teacher The text was selected from Isaiah viii, It—
Behold, I and the children whom the Lord hall given
me. The preacher explained that Sunday school work
had originated about 100 years since, and at the present
day between three and four millions of children in this
country were receiving valuable religious instruction in
Sabbath schools This in./ruction had waisted, not a
little, national education. The priests of the Roman
church had often boasted that they would have won
England back again hail it not been for the catechising of
the children at Sunday schools. Standing now upon •
higher and firmer basis than half a century ago,
they may be considered as nurseries of the church. The
labours of the teachers entailed no little responsibilitv. se
they WM the carvers of the future characters of the
children. lie felt sure fled would bless the effort. put
forth by them, and took the opportunity of thanking the
teachers for their indefatigable work daring the past,
and exhorted them to continue it for the future. The
building was literally crowded during evening service,
when the subject of the sermon were the words
" Remember now thy
.Creator in the days of thy youth:
Reclesiastee sii.,=uspecially adapted to parents and
horn* indorses. were seas at each service,
to be devoted to the school fund. The nevem wet
beady.

PIIDDLNTIZIFTRIDI
FRIRNDLY SOCIETY ANN! ERSAIT Anticapaisuna of am time at the is oaaal I
the excellent friendly ecenty have bee.
...Clint et
of the Puddle for some spoke peat, •
or perhaps satiouslr. damped by lb.sh.
which Teethed out everything cm W
which it was feared might be repeated on thr.l. and day. The cloud. indeed gathered ; and then. `blowing
deal of drizzle in the early part of of, tr.7,'," (64 fortunately it did not rain in the marnbet
wet the drenched Paths, though soaking. The site of the old garden wl iere mead is.' 4
the turnpike house • little met of D• stoe
us of that Bath and West of Routhind
m&i, Tears ago, which was visited by t erriblis in Dorchester ise floods this year's
The road to Puddlcrenthide, lying op bat !sets,
firm se to be quite a credit to the Sun eyortrZirrt___Ultd
of retrenchment, and some of the ben: ts were
wild hyacinth Usually bluebellh ine-bs tales not, while the white hawthorn trim d hard to 10161
protein Of May, though ite Pearl, we
emerald; buttercops and celaadinea Comeeted Wit:let-41
(War that " decks twit with °mama to of envy. •-• wee brilliant with drops from last r Ishre rh,drus
SOLOS of the stalks bore that June on ),..ehte uthYlsed
01 the mess," 50 6000 to !MI. Ristior up, tem. •te
the young shoots of Ile rivalled I he eildirt.:.
MOMS, and in the sky the larks ma
onto. The villages in the Puddle valley with reditel
bloom, and but • shortUntoO W ad We wereß
f
picturesque rustic church of Puddieb Mon, 'ruche:ht.
the eafiettee of golden and rein:mon alceolarias aad tinted geraniums and chtentrias isd is cottage wieric,.-77
At Paddle... Abide was the heart • of the lathot beetr4
around the (lees, Mason Inn, w: iere geb, beek.
to rich, swell young ',then bought octal heihik4
canro, anthe stoong
Toung men • Or. invited the fire to poseA gu which ren.tered their sta. 'pith
The Abbey Milton braes bond, as isted by a few Wool and other places, drove over about nine erlock -
the nr)rnirig. 11 in number, made,
the old muter of the Wool beret Mr.
resslW
—.snort, hr.
also present, and met the club at Pi iddlehinton, where -• precession was formed, healed lay f ,he, eak banner the
society, and band. following whom wen the .c‘ihr, t.
patient secretary Mc. Jacob. and • 'nib-,,,
with rreett° ribbon., and blue sashes, there bed og about rid" in
proonaion. Al they passed alt us, the 14
in front of the residence, of the I tee. Mr. Roper, Isr,
R rper, Mr. Collier, and Mr. W. I). budding, then ref
;h the „us. Dragon, which to ituated iende reahed
Mr. Jacob soon had them moving, cud theysolo
P Wept
ter: le uddletren,hide Church. where Ma Ray. Beim, of
Wickbind Newton, preached • rag hal 'airman from 1!..,
I. 7. After service the worneloll was re.roneed as I they went to the borrow of Mr. Cox. Mr. H roof., Mr. Topp, Mr. Fry. Mr. Collier, Mr 1 "tn•are. Mr. C. T. Gan (Manor 11..4 Me. Remy, Mr. Ronrum. zit
wedburpene and Mr. J. Old, by • hich time they ...ran
reedy for dinner. Mr. Devid Drek.,
treaeurer,had &capital hot dome , u;17.41
of which were decors bet with anima and Bawer.. while ft... 1 . lung nee the Woks, sad
the., weie flintier adorned nth bouqueto of draft
flower. Mr. K Elworthy en 'Med, with the Rev. Mr.
Bryant into. •ice-chair, and at the [wad et tn.
Dr. Mclinery, Wars. Jacob as A Sunways
N (Dorcseeterk
James Collier. orthov. Ora nod Andrew Old tr.
After the capital dinner, at,? iich appeared ie
and . aeeek.e.
to
yew, had been enjo rad, nut thaaks returned,
Messrs. Middies. Stibey, 0 1 srp. T.
iron
mr. F. H. J...b, mammy bra the 114•IttiAl uient, whence we learn that ill 10., hu bee. "Hnie the year. AV 1., paid I o Birk. and the halanee u
C 2 la 101. : in the managenes t fund,the ioels4.
inLCflllu.64. hon. e,rmhere'cc utributions.and I 2 fled. heiehce, were. C 39 19.. 1011.. as of the present baleacii bet
increased to CI9 2.. 8 . The capital account 'heed the
(undo to `ul .Cll7 Ile Mi. Mi. JecehCeaulteletee
On the club's elleCeed, It WWI 001 been standing Mee, yew,
.nd in the Ann four years it or i. like his old whoollaweer,
who did not grow till be w. .0 4.1.00 : but new ihe member, have inereawd fast, s inn the (undulate over 414
though about klo has been psi d for eirkowa
Ilf. SLIPWAYS reniarked if in • members increased they
must expect more sickeem, an
Me. A. OLD warned them as shut drunkenness
Mr. JACOB replied he stoat i out ante. the clot Ph,
some time for fearof i Hence and drunkeenese, but 'inc.
the Puddletrenthide club ha i been formed he had sot
s.on any more there than in env other rears, tha peace
of the pari•ti Ind not been diir curbed at all, and se hm ee
the club stands be hoped tie members woald ciadort
thermal ea an the minister ad 'Wed them it the church.
CHAIDISPI next in appropsias, chtty.
of briskness and felicity comnined, on whim b.. t ,
congratulated, gave the lot al and used towti, "rb.
mead, and Clergy" woe moiled with the haute or Re,
J. Hick., who was known for hie self.desial erd moan,
and who it was hoped, wrsitil soonrOutoe.d te, to.
family—and the health of the R. W.. Boa*, for Ine
exmlsent sermon, and the leter sentience
re.p.4.1 1 heClMilllna next mem " the health of the Machin,"
sad
Mr. JACOB responded, hoping every Moe would iv home
gine 'the Army and Nan,"
rather fuller, but as safe .6 when be came. (11.1.4
in Afghanistait In 7,llulsnd es
at first; but the name of Itorka's
Milt would bie handed down to our children'. ehildree,
and referred to with honour In the
Englishmen would not conAder •hether Eastend's pool cy
wee right or not., but would take for their watchword—
.. our country—right Of wring :"
refiss.duNet fete.
soth)themthsee2recAvictlotte4
Dr. McEsgar - ` the health of the Chairman,"
in . torso,, was good 00100 for the club when
such geothmen in Mr. Zlworthy penided, ...pored by
the Lew asiicultarists of the neighbourhood. If theme
gentlemen continue to take an interest in tie retry, it
ism sure to prosper. sie it le impoarible for any pricey to de
without the large agriculturist.. Mims and aseacal
honour..).

..-fieT.6II•IIILMAN responded, expressing the pride ual
Pleasure he felt in presiding: his only ferret ea. they
were so unfortunate in the choirs el dimness. I" No,
no r) To be associated with the Puddletzenthde Club se
he had been to-day sees a great honour, both on roast et
the object in view and the way it had been attu sod The
club movement Ia very useful, for It teaches Oat ill
ought to learn—from the nobleman with hie thermals a
day to " ns poor Dorset farmers, who are trying to wren
a crust out of our poor bill.,'—viz, that all meat tali.r
to economise for an evil time. In the year lON*.
and Germany had • terrible encounter, in wine& Fru.
was very bal' beaten, and had to pay an merman ear
indemnity. Tie Goeernment could not pay tie 1.1.7,
yet it was lent to them by men who worked Mohr sad
tor lets remuneration than those he ft. before hoe hen
who had saved, and in the time of their immures trial
were able to lend to the Government at a fur rate of
interest, and had • better stak• in the country for haves
done so (Hear, hew.) Returning to the Poddiertrestliaho
, dub, any eulogy was melee& the financial statanest
I showed the masterly way in which the deb •aa carried
I out and the detail. attended to by Mr. Jacob's good help.
(Anplauee.)
Mr. JAM§ thanked the Chairman. Having been mae
tary since the commencenient, be had always tried to
inake the most of everything, never to wftte a Finny.
Having tried never to waste his owe WOW. be bad not
wasted oth-r peoples, and if a man took care of his owa
he wan more likely to take care of &mother tame& Leery
one might try to save • little, sod the first maw be
, saved was when he went to • dame'. school, he had •
farthing for rocking the cradle—Cal:lshtar. and—" Wedge
I was lower then than they are now I—and this fartlum he
kept for fifteen years, till his Pieter was going to bey •
EtibW with farthings, when he added it to the atom
(Applause)—Mr. Jacob next 1,101.01K1 "The health of
their worthy supporter. lit. T. Cunning." lAppleme)
He etas • perfect stranger till be came hen shut three
year* ago ; but on coming he made himself familiar la the
parishioners, and had done a great deal of good to the
rick ; last year he 1[••11 30, to the eociety, sad this yew
LL (Drunk with three afaa, and am for Mr.. Ceasing)
. .

I—iCalatirc;s:
Dr. Me-Enery,
.and the trnatees, Misers. James Old sos
Cowes Topp. Mr. Old for years had never mused attend.
log the dinner, and they much revolted his =Odra:
Me.Topp eorr cOdy p. rfnrmed the dutir• (Applavel
Dr. MelietaT rstanksd thanks, very plowed that
alter such • covers eau to while' the Dement' 05101
the sick fund had been so link The member. Wald
remain: and get others to join, for s greet MIMI of a
sitety • =mesa is to get healthy good men to teems
members. It moot be • great pleasore to a meal in be
old age when he has boon contented to room= in the
perish and to belong to the society. (Applauge, sad =tea
cheers for the Doctor.)
Tun C11•111.11111,1•11-xt very kindly gave "The MIK.
COUPII.4 with the name of the Elites of the Telma, eke
responded.
" Visiting Friends," Riven hy Dr McEnery, weateleisfi
witti the names of most of the gentlemen present.
Mr. Eltiale responded. Mr. A OLD gave the "Host lad
Montage," tor whom the "bettor ball" rearteeded in I
neat and sensible speech. —Three cheers were gives, Ift.
Wightman, who provided meet, being included is the
compliment,
The bend, which had played sveroWiste tee" tet^"
the tone; 'truck up " The Fine Old English Gentireasa.
as the Chairmen loft the table, and the "nattier =ring
become beautifully fine, the club did a little ElPre
enerching, and Noon went to Gestard'a Acid, sit bn'd
theatres= which divided it from the villega Bergh= 048
provided swings, merry-go-rounde, messy.. 4,, ttek.
throwing wse indulged in by some, and the club led
visitor. enjoyed themselves in the fields by owing"
dancing, end kissing in the ring, until shoat baled
nine o'clock, when they all left the field sad well qui*
to their home', heartily eatisfied with their ild.fook
and the village Lecalue perfectly quiet

Will
WHITS.
TORKSTERS' FETE.
A few meets rum the members of Court
Kiwi." Kat decided to ham a demonstration os
Whit.ll,nday. Accordingly ovary tee " lookttl
forward to that day, speculatinK yboet the weather.
and hoping the fete would he a success. TM
28th of Jane has been generally yayyyn by this dok
for their holiday ; but Bank Holidays are PtU.S 1.44'
able in the country, mii la more mreawat for shier
friends to pay thern • visit. 111% day arrtved.
demonstration committee had made
of Meg
In their power for the comfort and ,
expected guests. B fettle, banners, and bud
and Hr. May, of the Bear Hotel, Wool, win M.
for eefreshmonts, and as early as three o'clock wwe
were astir, engaged in decorating the viten 1.111.
them with evergreens at Knighton an arch Meak''.4
rood; opposite the Red Lion • pole draped in .
a tim on the top, reminded one of the
farther down another arch spenned the
word " Welcome" nailed to • tree faced the ette°l_,Th-
use4e them feel more at borne, but the rain switY
the appearance of everything. At balf.put
committni met at their court rooms to mete th..*"
order.
arrant. menfe and to marshal their troops I pcorN I
The Wool Brass Band, under the lesterskip of
Langford, vim/ early at their poet, their ilupirigikg_,tirj
could he board at either end of the village. knill ia
the footsteps of those who were late
o'clock the proceuion 'tatted in the folloieing _'-
12 mounted Venders.
Band.
Banner of court "Program: Dorobellir'
Bnithren.
Dispensation court "Forest Hialr
Juveniles.
Banner of court "Plume of Feathers.' IfellsoltiL
Brethmn.
The procession wa• az imposing one. I..rat of the 9ta
--
.04
brethren "mining dr... r.p."ag yariens permemOM
"1.1112 k thstik being Robin flood's ram,
walking wore suites and displayed arand/
time the two magnificent banners, sae from W1T1805,..
and the other from Dominoes', had fr"1"1"1/"...: the
rolled up in consequence of the wind end rein ; „a
Proceseiori march* I down the village t K't..ktre'oh
then hack to church. The min by this time erme...r,a
and fa.t, and many wets nearly wet through.
took part in the procession, including juveniles. and ismor
more, no doubt, would have malted had b:l4'
fine' They, mas a good attendance at the chisrch.,,i,.
the Roe. B. Hill ofhristsel. &cimenring the wring
tinting hymn 198 of "Hymns Ancient and Haden
. _

" Lord bow delightful 'tis to Nos
The brethren dwell in unitg."
At the close of the angina the preacher discoursed trod
U.. text " Beer ye one onother's burdens sad It falai the
lea of Übriet." GaL vi.. IL He impremed apes tits bowers
that it wan not only • social duty they hod tOPo by
bearing one eitiother's burdens but it was • Chrimie•
duty the Divine leer of Christ enjoined ea them whes
be said "A new 001111DAIle1111.1t llfiVe nub ° roc that"
love ems mother."l Mting Wg•LhOr i• • biniat
that was band on good wand principles sad ma ea
Into merely for velfieh enda any were fulfilling
and comtuan.lment The sermon was short but very
imivre-lte. end net beetle I o with crest attentio
pr n- Th•
rA •.100 their.-f errand. visited the vieersge.lf r K.!"
and Mr. Robert RanJers basso: they tbsa eaglet • bale
way oa the laltaldon rook but, the rein MEMO Mg&
\ardor than ever, sad the wind blowiag fall as, gOmial
rertist was nab to the 'Miter al a Wu la the SOL

took plus at owe o'clock ; It was a cold
spud of WWI Joist., Pi.. lc., and served la Mr. 111 sy's
hy .staff of wve
illing wutara. Or • hominid
sag Mr. J. J. Baur, of gut Cultroech. d
.k.h. ',queried Ited
on the right by the Rev W. Dimu.
th and on the left br the Rev. B of
d u .
Kee Gulden. who said grace. nem was, considering the
cembse, a for attaadanra hosorsr7 mensbcrs, monies
whom was 13'. "gill". the medical °Must of the court,
▪ Bthertlivole]. secretary, Mr. F. Spicer, Mr. Long-
Mc. 8 Sty, Mr. Coo,
The Mad la ali wthuniag teat played aOO3O Capita
...a, .0 alma busy at tit• feta
Afte gran. Val amid and Oa cloth removed, the CdAlla•
0, gave the toast c•• "Ina Queen; remarking on her
nosy virtues, eapecisally her unapsthy and
tosovolise
oss of disaster and distress.
The out, was drank with cheem and miudeal bottoms.
Tb. v., a 0 TM Prints of Wales and other members
of the !Cosioustl7" followed.
Iwo, **Had Bless the Priam of Wales."
Bishop and Clergy" wu next given by Dr
swum and rutted to by
pr B. mu.. who said ba believed the Bishop wad
o..rgr ware always ready to crime forward and moist In
seed °Mut. He thanked them for their heart
wertaace of the toast and wished success to
tlla

a,amety
Mr. Runner Raitogia DAM* WI. counted With the next
towt "Success to Court Yoreet King, and Mr. Mandel
s a short statement of the accounts, showtaa a aid...
ta..ay edifies favour of .061. He had always takes sn
t
rfrrest in the swiftly and would continue to do so a. lons
be cnild. He eaVe "the health of the Visitor. "
"pt.'s with the toast the name of lb. Rev. W. Gitstg.e.,
re;a w„/ Lahr orth, who. addressed them as Brother,
~..„o,ye. Ile liked thew society. they were untied
t,tber for a gad Theo, a woe an assoelation
heoedtted all clarets. and these gatherings wow
.ic.i.tod to brume claws together to do each other good •
r
hit he r mid hot say ie. much of the tasaaytaa at Ho.;
Ii ta, day, or their were getting ell. ag•inst clam by
raa,„a op ell the had thing. th.Ly could %seam! tieing them
te .iolorb the rood feeling that would otherwuke tato.
Wr.i on them hold., of thrift, industry. and
,„,„.,„„; and spoke of men who hat risen Irma the
a. it war. to very high pi:mamba in lila such
W fl. Smith. Lord Bean mageld. Mr. Burt of
vr end many others. He thought the funds oethe
atitht be. with proper notwaxement, used as loans
...others who wanted c•gatel 1., help then, on In
This suggestion might be worth their consider-

Cllaalta..of Dorchester, who wan In charge of
,rl.c.et Provisoe banner, was invited by the Cuulal
rasaark• ne liked In reference to rolest.
eery wrry the Court was et unfortunate
r.b...g tech a wet day for their fete. few be arm al raid
,liath. day WOI ever they would not have atilleirnt
t meet their ; hot he pointed out to the
imui I gentlemen present that the club could not
toirh a m.o. ol their funds, an I the only way to meet
detcirotywas by making a levy On the MOLlthOni
.11011 n tOr
~,h.c,lptions from hon. member.. He had
tool.' gentlemen come forward liberally and help them in
„prop, and he had no doubt that their honorary
•W aloe Is hint that was acted upon in one or
t.. mu.ce &reale/. H. also reminded the Row.
Glides that the members of the court had DO poser to
(Brest their mow? in loan% as he had suggmted. but they
Oi.t b.governed by the Friendly &deities Act.
Rive. W. GILDRs said he bad forgotten the fact for the
wom-et shalt making the emcee:awn.
• Tee health id The Chairman was nordlelly remind,
th„h..l plArist " He's &foil/ good fellow."
'• The brim id Hatt Hey was then drunk. and this
be.,:bi the lie•iness of the day to a close.
The rain continued to pour do•n, and otit•door sport•
went het of the gore/ion, so evarylaxly bad to And what
woyment they cmld In the tent, which wae closely
pried.
the C mmittes of management, the asshient (Mr.
mieimert and all connected with the day's proceedings
cot he congenial dad for keeping their tempers, and
searing such smiling fads under such trying cireusw
stancm

MATIMIN NMWTON,
FTSTIVAL OF THE FRIENDLY soclicrY.
Tba small town was very lively on Tuesday, when was
relehrabli Ma annual festivsl of the Maiden Newton
yfleadly Society n. ruttier foe a few days before had
leen meet nopronstsing, but it did not prevent the
wrwlers from do's. their torment to make their holiday •
suo,.. as •, evident front the profuse display of hunt•
ins and ths grand triumphal arch. that greeted one on
er,thrist the town. *An their suitable mottoes, ouch its
..socowa tbe Maiden Newton Friendly ictetr." jje
thlt cathrwth in summer is* wise son," IP. The display
was very elective, and rellects great credit on those who
lounged the .ffair. N.withatanding the threatening
showers and the general donne.. of the weather. thr,
tothwe out to force (clout 120). and, beaded by
the▪ Maiden Norton Brims Band, followed he their mongol.
nwst new banner, paraded the %tree. With their blue
',vitas sad lannerete the members 111.10 gutte •
partareerie procesaion. and tbe gay music, brought out the
„wrathto in logs 3111,aren. At balboaat olte the Whit.
MM.. Hotel was reached, whin, a capital dither had been
yet.) ly ,oe Wolfer. Ilot Peckham, in her two.' Ilrst-claoe
style, not no time see Mei in get tin, the eolepa,ey
Mr. W. Rendal, the president of the wwiety. howl kindly
to prwi le. en.) be sea suPtiurted IT the Mee.
K. Maskey, 11-e. G. Miler, Mr. (1. Morrie, Mr. O. Zarb
WOW. Mr. T. YearWa. Mr. Williams fentuetheith. Mr.
Tread (Fromm V.nehoreb), and Mr. Medway.
All Anne patalled and the cloth removed, the egamalin
The health of Iler Majesty the Queen, the
Fracese of Wales, and the neat of the Royal
bail, He wrts cure they would be only the et.d to
ewe their loyalty on this occavon. especially as the peel
yrsr bad been a very trying one fur than. and one of
peal tattering to liar Majetty.
Ins hind played • verse of the N.tinaal Anthem.
%brit coal pleasum end a cool led of confidence the
feathwth prowwwl The health of the Bieber, and
Clergy, :and the Miweers of all Denomination& Two
clergymen had honoursd Mem With their cowpony that
d.y. which he thought war conuorudable, aa by so doing
they •ere upholding the eau.. tor which they were set
aiertaed it nasete way tiding the ground, which would
Wine forth fruit in wow Ile thanked Mr. Ilankey
fer Ida able strain. couplon his and Mr Milna'a mune
vat lb. two, which Waa drunk with musical honours.
Tle Key. M. /loom wiabed to offer a word of six plena-
ties with regard to the part he took in forming a new
cioh. It liar thought by some that it was to i.e an
wrath. ebb, dwigned to swallow up the rid Maiden
Nevins Friendly argisty, but mich was nor the case. nod
it had proved rather to be a bone tit than other arida, as it
bad stored Untold clot, op to greater diligent anti they

:7.7l.l7iTa—oa;r; prosperons condition than ever.
&demos to the depreuion tr ele throughout the
country, he said be was afraid in theme days that party
awn, was taking the place of patriot:gm, to me the way in
which the Press of this country spoke of tbe lending
litgaidele Of the day, of L tel 111:acociatleld on the one
haaJ, vol Mr. Glatlstohe on the other. There could be
no doubt that war had a groat deal to do with the great
amnesiac is trade t but the principal CUM. It. thought
nu Ara overlooked —the depreciation of gold and
oder,. Hoping they would have • pleasant afternoon,
sad host no one with a blue rogette would be seen the
worn tor drink, he thanked them for the hearty way in
Muck they had drunk the tom..
The Hey. H. thankoo theta for the kind way in
when they had reapended se the tout, Re thought the
it.,, was pissed, then, as ministers of the gospel, they
were not suppoeed t. know anything abut politic., for
then area no divorce between the two. Berate. he vu
a minister cash. to forego his influence aa • citizen? His
ceeld set elteCtlY sympathise with the way in which Mr.
Nulty had spoken of the poem of this country. What
should we 'to without it in these troubles'e limes, In es.
paint such men ae Lord Bolgonelielil I Have you, he
usekally naked, contributed your pennies to the wreath
that is going to be put on his brow I They would do well
I. °omelet the Ilhati gonstion, 11.1 one vary cloudy con-
herbal walk them and the but laterals ef the country.
Its thought this was one of the great questions of the day,
me which wotild have to be dealt with, which he believed
Mr. (lleason* would deal with, whether nia Prime Minister
er et would depend on cirtunistaucee. It must come to
the ham, aua he hoped they, with hint, would live toe..
the kid free as the can, and no more diMcult to par.
chase. Meer, boor)
Hr. W. Rgenao. proposeut "floe Army, ri ivy, and
Lerni /atom" alluding to tbe galiastdefanes at Rorke's
Drift

The Med rhea Olive a selection of music
The Cumulus,. is propoeing the t sat of the dayt
"Sweets to the Malden Newrou Friendly 8 misty,
emuntulated them on the brilliant prospect before them
-am brilluint as the min banner they carried that dor.
The mount they paid in yearly was 1T.., and the benefito
eare—ftt for six months In sickness 3.. for n year, end
2, w Iceit is the society lama. Is ciso of the death of a
reemher the wale would get abort .C 6 to carry out the
found arrangements, and half that amount if n member
loam his wife. Them benefits ore mimed to you without the
flak of luring yow 11101111, for at the end of ten ;mark
year money Is retureed with lateen% end compound
littered, bus that already received In sicknem. He thought
Chu war one of toe great feature* of the club. There were
many in Malden Newtoe who did not belong to either of
the the.. club.; he would say let them j.4n the one that
Ills them hest. hut would prem upon them the advise.
bill, of joining one. Toil society was maneged by very
Mlcient hoed.. and thaw who cannot afford to pay a long
Sternum are perfectly safe in their hands. (Cheers.) The
*Semof the society would restemd.
Kr. W. OM.. (meretary) coo d not fled words to serer
the pleasure he felt for the live .netri and support they
had r.,elve.i. Competition was rather keen and this had
kept them Lack in boom measure, last he bowed they
should .0110 ntinue to meet with memos. He wee glad
2°, 6.• the Melee Men were taking the testier up, and
,St.rmr,t/It dlineerlnn to it/ surreare. H. then proposed
•• tle health of their worthy Chairman," who so aide
followed 5 the footamps of hi. father. Tbis was Mann.
setically &ugh with rumizal honours, the band accompany-
late W. EINDALL thanked them. He had the beet
Interest, .1 t,e chi., at hart, sad should be plowed to
we every legitimist* means in hi. power to *mitre OA
surf..

—.6-e-4:SA11111am Proomed "the boa subscribers and
visitors," congratulsttog the club on the addition of Mr.
Sheriden's male to the let or LI
Kr. Youlla and Mr. Tatum bridle 1' eepoOdect.
"Klndred SXtieties." 111 e-, propound by the CHA11111•111.
Kr. Jessop rupending for the Foresters, and Mr. Morris
forth, National Depreit Society.
Mr. W Itmosta peopmed " the health of the hortma,"
asti Sr. U.njwor rwp,osided.—Selectlon by the Band.
The Press" brought the toast lot to • clime, and was
kitty acknowledged.
By this twee the sue had shone out brightly, and from
the sounds coatelde It wag evident that the members were
anxious to repair to a field, which had been Provided for
leen and dusting, kindly lent by Mr. George Whitt,,
tato treasurer of the moiety. The indefatigable secretary.
Kr, W. Gehl, moos had Use members re-farmed in pewee..
teet by the band (which sounded much sweeter •
alr than la the closely.peseked club-room)
"'urinal to the Add, where "liiaarSin-ifsod we go to
the NM bele. was suggested by the arch over the
entrance. A good programm, of sport. had be provided,.
hot Wm seea.g to be • SIAM diflically ia getttog
"Iciest to tusk' • good show, which may partly be
&Mounted for by the role preclodlog persons ;lying sin
Odes from Maiden Newton to omniete. The field P"-
", tr'd a gal end animated appearsoce in the evening,
lc., being kept op with greet epirit. „W
Vernon was a great attraction to Um leve,gles• setting
them to run for sweets, lc, Mi Wei Irinamnk or all °wag
reso,ed,,,l
The Mat item on the Mori.' Programme nag a 1 mil*
rare, for farm Ishourem under X years of Sm.
stared. First prize, 5... J. Pot ; mconJ. 2t.
Mal•ropi.
areDlCer FLAT RAC& 100 yda —First, Si., Dairbin ;
2s. RI., Walden.
Tt GP Wait —Maiden Newton Friendly ilociety • all
menet They had 12 on each side, and after s loc.( poll
mei • tined pull, the satiety mmaged to null tbeir
o'er the mak, tkus gaining the 101. le be
vrtded maim the winners.
There were amoral other ryes and another tag of war.
lout ws werw o:opene4 to lees, loefore them came cif,
We heuttily coom Midst@ the secretory and the commit tee
nu their excellent rrangemen'e, confident that it must
hare bra.a racCaarlai

zxarent.
w.e.q. or EmuLein BANK Kw-mt.—Some pressure
6."l4l:heen put upon the liquidators of the
N‘e.t of England Kink to declare more frequent divi-
dends than !seriously intended, it ia announced that
Ow *druid dhidend will lie pail early in duly. The
mount will he is. in the pound, for which M 730,000
will he required, making, with previous dividend of
1„°•:„, 4300,000 paid to depositors. So far as ths
'Numakors cam at present estimate. no mars calla uc
Lhe iiiketeoste ebitabobiers will be medal

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WillE2ol.lll.
• Om alLir,—ldeut-CoL Stewart, womppeadmi by
Captain and Adjutant Harmer, mad* his astatml
inspection of this owns on Thursday last. There wen
! present : Captain Lloyd4ones, Lieutenant Thome.
1, D. 11. Rawlins and Lieutenant U. J. C. Rawlins,
Q.-IL-Sergeant Sudden, Burl.-Major Mackenzie. 6
sergeants, 1 bugler, 46 rank and file' total 68. After
the colonel had minutely inspected the corps, they
were put through the new skirmishing drti.4 which
wu done very accurately. Colonel Stewart, in
addressing the company, said be wee extremely sorry
that he would be unable to take the wh de of Res men
who had given in their names br Aldershot. but the
War offi had reduced the number considerably, and
only 3 officers, 2 sergeants, 1 bugler, and 29 rank and
file, total 33, would be allowed to be prewnt out of
60 who had seat their emu in. lle was glad to see
such a good muster of the Wimboms corps, but had
it been known sooner a much largos' uumbe would
have attended. The men were then dismissed.
_ _ _ _

Perrr Nommen, Friday.—Before Mr. C. J. Park* and
the Roy. C. J. Glyn.
A Wzat-asowo Cmia•crin—Hoory /halm, baron
dada., of Newtown, was suannioned tor allowing SUX
hones and an ase to stray on the torapiko, and also for
permitting fire tome sod an am to stray on the highway
at Sharnircit, on the 7th Of Mar.—Defendant is well-
knew.: at almost entry police-court in the county, and the
Blm ench posed a fine of 10a and costa for each offence.
No ItILATION.—Fraut Pike and &lays Pike, both of
Tarrant K-yneeton. were Summoned for each haring *cow
and a heifer straying, on the 23nd May, at Shaowick.
Defond.nt admitted the fact. and in answer ti the &inch,
said they were neighbours butenot related--A Ana of 61,
and costa is.. Woo linporel on each defendant.
Ten Diume AClale —Wilkens Welk a Rimy, was sum-
moned for being drunk at Wientrene, on the 16th May
Difeinhutt did net apyear.—P.C. King said he saw defend.
act in Peele•road on the evening named staggering drunk.
with blood all orn his face.—Later on be was uting very
Ind language at the camp. Difrodant loan old t.ffearle,„
' and a One of 10.., and coats 11, Al w.a
' Heart of Hampneton, pleaded guilty to being drunk
whilst in energe of a hot* and cot at Kinon, on um
211 h of Nay. and aim Anal 51., an.! 7.. cosh
Toarr or Jovututn—ileary Cutler, ng,,d 13. Boom
keris9,l2 roan of ago, and another Ehoory [grief', sigtd
11 ye.re of sp., three hart of ffnapeint, were coarnd
with lording II km •VP. rel.. It . the property of Mr.
Will ift4 0111,10 i Martin, of lizmowink..,,,
—Drirtplanta admitted ihrir Iltdit. It wee elicited that
none of the hoes, who •7•• not related. attended
—The magistrates lined d‘fendants lOs. rack to include
caste.

—LOOKING tOI A DONKIT.—Leri Wit ton, of Winton, wee
eutum,thed for treat...mug in.:sr...l Of routes on land in
the octuottlon of Mr. Hadmrt Clef. n King and Mr.
Cherie. Collitm, at Kinem, on the IBth of May.—Mr. H.
S. Diltinson, of Poole, prosecuted or Mr. Auaten, who
hits the allowing over the l&n.l. —Mr. Collins stated that
shout nine o'clock on the toiireini of timidity the IB'h of
May, be saw t'e 'ending hunting &bulk with two large
!ureter dog.. Ilia spoke to defendant, who said he was
looking for hie donkey. Had man him there before with
doge, and c tuti,nel him. sod be al ways mid he waslooking
forlitedookey.—D.o C. Hammond coo deteodant had been
repsutedly convicted at Cirothehorcb, and the Beach
Inflicted &penalty of CI and costa Bs,,
CUAROB Or Riassunti TOO POLica.—Neaa Primmis, •
higgler, M Parks:one, was sumna toed for samultini and
restating P.C. Br,Joks whilst in the execution of his duty,
and aitteaupting to rescue a prisoner irons hu custody at
WiollbOnaa on the 22nd of May ; also for assaulting Allied
Dowding who was whiting the gmetable at the time.—
Mr. 11. S. Barrett, ot Paketonis. appeared for deleuiliant
—P.C. Brooks stated thm on Thursday the Mud of May,
between eight sod nine o'clock in the evening, be was
taking a ritison, rinleeml WIlc,X from the town to the
police-motion When ow Baittwook-bridge defen-
dant came up and took the prisoner by the
arm •nd attempted to pull Man away. He told
defendant he tied better desist; he replied that woe not doing to lock up the prisoner. He said he
, should, mad that If he did not des it be would lock him op
as wen lie had a struggle with the prisoner Wilcox, who
threw him on bin bark and got on Mtn. Mr. Dowding
then came to his wistance.--Crosaeutigniood by Kr.
' Barrett: attendant did not touch him (the constable)
Mr. Alfred Dowding, bailiff to the Oounty Court, said he
sag defendant take hold of the ptiaoner Wilco/ by the
moo, hot use not near eUcalth to bear what weed. Hs
elm now Wilcox throw the constable and get on him,
and went to the oftlaer's assist.... As be wits pushing
wa,tor my the policeman defendant struck him is the
head and haul* • dent in hls h Ile accused defendant
of It, and he stepp-1 toward, bun anal to atrik• him &dein,
but Mr. W. W. Beale pushed him back. He, tosether
with Mr. Potbecary sad • man named Makin, waist d
the coustthle in taking Wilcth to the palicerstation.—Mr.
Hobert Ellis said he saw defendant loth in two or three
times and try to rescue the prisoner. end he Mao saw him
strike Mr. Dmeding.—The wagistntes having been
addreesed by Kr. Barrett, defendant was fined It.. &nil 9a.
coots tor misisUng V.C. Brooks. and 10a. and lila coati for
eumultlng Mr. Dm.ding.

DISTUItnanCE le • Ciultit...--Ceinplon Half and Mei*
Bart. labourers, of Utile Lboen, were summoned foe
easaulting and threatening the Iffe of George Whin,
Ishourer, of CllOlOll, on the find of June.—Mr. W. H.
Atkinson appeared for the defeadante—This charge arose
out of 0001 e ilisgrieeful proceeding, which took eke* lat •
to. meeting at Little Lumen Cusped, on Wha-fflonder,
end It was said that nearly the whole of the congregation
were present 11.4 witnesses. Their evidence, however, was
not heard, the defendants and Me complainant severally
atre Inc to be bound in their own recognisance* to lump
the peace.