The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-27 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRFSS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1R143.

Al enfortanate Individual, named Vim, was about
to be remoegf I row hie home at Fordington to Foretop
Asylum os Towhee, when he jumped from the 'mond
storey of the hoots, sad metaled severe lamratioa of
the head and other Injuries.

DOMORIMTER.
Ms. C. G. bisemerrees, Q.O, and the Hon. B.
Coleridge have been nominated by the Attorosy.
Gerestral as counsel for the Pogo Moe on the Mid.
land sod Werra rircults reipectively, in prom of
the Hon. C. Leigh, Q.G, now control to the Swehor,
and Mr. J. Hooper, who hoe lately been pported a
ocontyrouit judge.
AOCIDOFT.—As Mr. Masters, mail cart oontneator,
was drivlag to the Post-cd11,.• on Tuesday treeing, the
bores, when passim Grabill, stumbled over a hole la
the road and fell, anatering rare Injuries.
Tee BATUallalia.—At the winding-up meeting of
the committee for the 1863 decoon.tration It was gated
that the amount collected was £66 12.. 6 I , sod Use
expenditure £64 16.. ld., leaving a balgre in band of
£1 16.. 51, Besides this then is • large quantity of
fireworks remaining over from the demonstratice, it
having two thought beat to keep them for another
and, it is hoped, more fevoarable occasion.
Tag Biallt BOWILITT BOILDIsiI BOUM r.—Tbrore
was a lairs agendum, at the Aliniton Hall on Mon.
day, the first subscription night. Two of the trustees,
Rev. H. Everett and Mr. Vatcher, end all the
director', with the seerethry, Mr. Dewar were present.
More than 260 names h re been received as members,
sod the shares trued exceed 480. The first approprier
lion will take oleos , n January Ist, 1884.
A FOOTaILi. MATCH was played on the Doroleaster
Cricket Ground on Monday brweea the Dorobester
611101106 f School (Past and Present) and the Dor-
chester Football Club. "seder Aosociatioo Rolm The
match, rafter rime good play, ended in • draw. Joel
and Kimdon ottgorrd two goal. for Ur School, and
Groleri4e two for the Cluh. For the School some
good play was shown by Kingdoo, Join, Roblor
Moder, Hull, and Grows s and on behalf of
the Club, Oiling, Spicer, Cambridge, L. R Reborn
Wel m, and Ling. Ws understand the Dorchester
Club have rented the orliket ground for the football
season.
Foot ono Morrre Diming te Dolmen—The
Clerk of the Pros seeds us the following summary of
the Inspector's returns for the week ending N member
17th (enemata all within one infected was) : All
animals on Mr. G. A. Gill's farm roomed as
previous y returned. Mrs. litidout'a-6 °salad...reed
lost to torn; 8 recovered, 2 remaining. Mr. John
Wahine's-21 cattle diseased last return ;20 moored,
1 flimsier,. Mr. John Cori dt'e--10 mica ails
diseased • 127 abrp (Harmed lest return; 100 more
&Unreal: 1 died, 526 renrinlog. Mr. &lard
Burton's-33 sheep diseased rat return ;180 attacked
sire, 210 romahalog. Menem Merles Jerry and Son
—4 aside diseased last return; 17 'attacked Awe, 90
rearishig.
Arsons of the forthcoming visit of the Rev.
Thomas Evans (on and Friday next), we
quote the folio from the Jfontroweefy tzprets of
the 13th inst., as yto best interest to those who
islood bearing the rev. gentleman :—" On Friday
main last the Rev. Thomas Evans, of Merthyr,
delivered his ;rowdier lecture on ' Billy Bray' in the
Public Rooms, Newton, before a crowded sadism's,
whirr ligessed to his rouge with the closest attention
sod istereet. The Chairman said he did not resod
that metre to inflict • 'mob upon them, for be felt
mare their time would be better occupied In listening to
s 1 loiterer, who had come down Into his own country.
They read that • prophet was "sot honoured in his own
eenntcy," bat he wee glad tory that was sot an in the
present sass. After some further remarks, be intro- 1
ducsd Kr. Evans, who then for and proceeded to
unbid his theme to them in an admkabb lecture of
shoat an hour and • half's duration, la the coterie of
whir his eloquence and humorous guiltless failed not
to elicit frequent and hearty outbursts of laughter and
"phrase. The Borne derribes the lecture as a
'graphics pourtrayal of the character of 'Billy Bray,' "
sad cowhides the report thus :--'• After pointing out
soar of Billy Bray's moentrio ohsrooteriatis, Mr.
Erase wound up his lecture in an eloquent peroration,
sod resumed his meet amid tremendous applause."
We ore sere that all who heard Mr. Evans on hie lag
visit trill &predate the opportunity the. afforded of
again listening to him and the subject thorn cannot
fall to be highly instructive and interesting.
FORDISOTON WOstrote Maw's Gum —The members
of the above club, sesteted by • few [goods, hied • 1
sool•I gathering on Tuesday maim on the occasion
of the opening the piano, which has just been pur-
chased. The club-room was well-filled, there being •
good sprinkling of the fair sex. No programme had
been prepared, the members themselves volunteering
their service' with hearty good will. Proolowl to
oremeocoment of the proceeding., the Rev. A. A.
Leonard spoke a few words, and In the course of his
remarks stated the object of the gathering, and hoped
that all would have a pleasant evening, an the Ito- ted
that this would load to several more such evenings
during the coming winter months. He (the speaker)
then called on WM Campbell. who opened the pro-
Ode Huge with • selection of popular airs on the
piano, and all present had the pleasure of listeniog to
the tosses of this fine Instrument. Mr. Sargent
to/lowed with • song " Beautiful Isle of the Sm."
The Rm. A. A. Leonard gave • reading entitled
" The King and the Locusts," which was followed
by Mr. Winer giving the "Song of the Englishman"
Mr. Spitler, Mr. S. Dudderidge, the Misses Plummer,
Mies Id. Norman, Mr. Stem, and Miss Hodge, also
rag. Tbe following was the programme performed
Piano------"Selection of Popular Airs " Alm Campbell
Pour— ...... " Beautiful Isle of the Ers "......... Mr. Sargent
Reading " TM Kole and the locold. " Rev. A. A. L ward
80r......... ... 'Toe Zmllabiskan
Bong "Give Me the Mao of Honer Heart" It,. Borer
Boer " Where Are You Going My Pretty Meld " Miami
Plummer and IlUss Y. ?imam
Som.—. " Why Are You Wanderme" Mies Hodges
Brame_ "The Wreck of the Harm" Mr. Sargent
Sing. "Ladles won't You Retry" Mr. 8 Daddridge
Bose. N" The Three Gipsies Kr. C. Stone
8e55...... ." Champ gee and Oysters "—Kr & Doddridee
Reading " A Night of Terror "...Km. A. A. Lamard
Jack's Yarn - ........Kr. Sargent
God Save the Queen
We understand that these gatherings are to take place
owe a month. At the conclusion the Vicar stated
clews for instructions in reading, &a., for adult
members, would commence next week, and that be
hoped members would Live in their names t. attend
the erns. Refreshments, 0 wiring of codes and
bolo, I were supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Eyre,
whit* gave every @Wein:time. A new bagatelle
board We been purchased and tbe one now In use
has been put Into the Boys' Room downstairs.
The club now boasts of about 60 members, and more
=timers will we hope be inclosed to give in
OMOOII to the secretory, Mr. Walter
IL Groves, or to any of the committee
present. The weekly payment of • penny
entitles Ur members to all beaefits, weekly and
deity pawrs being taken in. ,
LO.G.T.— in entertainment In aid of the piano
fond wom_given by the members of the " Corion "
Lodge (Weymouth), misted by • few (geode, in time
Holy Trinity Schoolroom (kindly lent for the occasion
by the Rev. H.. Eyeing), on Tuesday evening last.
The Rector, who occupied the chair, briefly Introduced
the friends from Weymouth. when they at coos *or
nreseed an excelling programme. The opening PillOO
was a pianoforte solo, "Golden Waves," by Miss
Bemis Wright, who displayed great care and more
skill than would be expected from one so comparatively
. This was followed by a quintrette. "Ripe
=berries," which was given In good style, the lofty
foot Wring to display the ability of the performers to 1
advantage. By the recitation, "Nothing to Wear"
Mies E.-Cooke, who is woU known to • was
poetises of the mediews, well deserved the applause
which greeted her. The first swore was scored by
Miss Freemen, for her exquisite rendering of • The
Wives Rhine" (a sequel to 'Sham on the Rhine ").
Masers. Crocker and Torrent were well received with
the well-known vocal duet z 'The Larbosrd Watch,"
efts which Mr. H. J. ,s gave • very MOO-
* reeding, "The Reaper and the Barns," and which
was followed by • no lam emoting quartette, "Pro
Pima& Beim" Undeniable applause greeted them;
berg preened for time, the sadistic* were corn-
?sd to be satiated with • repetition ol the last part.
by Idles Gooks, Miss Charles, Mr. Trevor,
and Mr. minded "A Simi* Glass of Wine,'
brought the first part of the programme to • close.
On announcing the dialogue, the Chairman humour-
=remarked that be did not know whether the
by four friends meant four sweeten of
the Society of Friends; but as they did WI
wear the distinguishing bonnet, he recorded it
meant four Wends to the tempers/re owes. The
mooed part of the programme commenced with •
Ft:•• Ye Gladsome of Engised," after which Ulm
reload welireerited applause by • rechstion in
the Dorset dialect, " Tbe Tootle an the gift 'ood
Mies Hutchings and Mr. Trevett particularly
the Invilsiportion of the audit/am by • comb
rleerd ec"
Love and ride." Mies Freensam, who was
entausiesticedly received, then sang "The Bend of the
River," bee welloteltivard odes and trot
eassalstiaa nailing forth the highest appreciation.
After a pianoforte solo by elim L. Pampa, a solo by
Kir Hetchlegs, and the closing ter "The Calabriao
Bestessn's Saw," la which the yaw blended We-
moniounly. the sad of the programme was reached,
when, after • hearty vote of thanks to those who had
takes part, and also ti the Chairman, the National
Anthem was sung, and the audience dispensed,
evidently well pleased with their evening's enterria.
weal Great credit Is deo to Mr. U. J. Rogers
(Organist of (Jloncesterotreet Chapel) for the able
maws/ in which he arranged and carried out the pro.
gramme, me well as to those who took mon prominent
parts In it.
Loin= ONT )dmelog.—The Rev. Canon Smith
ridst tbs meeting behalf of them missions sat
Tolerd on e
Hall on Monday sewing. He IMO supported .
lizipathe Re.v.),TiteW,..T.11,.1141:::1d
the e Rev. Liooec
WI (Air::
In his opening merle, the and
barman dwelt on the
good work tarried on In the great metropolis by means
of this nrados, and announced that he bed received •
letter from Mr. Robert Williams, of 13ridehead,
smolosleg • cheque for ES. The people of Dorchester
ought to feel—sad he was they did feel—gratitude
to Ili. Wilhelm for whet be had been doing for their
social welfare sod latellersel wham and for their
reessat and profitable reoreatios, by building the
Moran end opening that beautiful row upstairs la
Wake the working mos of Dorsheseer base such
opportunities far lempromment la every passible way.
(Appraise.) Tide evening, too, Mr. ismis had
given wither prodder the elsestion,0011•414111, and
regeneration of his fellow.creeteres was • subject that
lay very near to his heart (Applause.) Might God
Wise him, end might He raise op many m like
bile among the minaret priers of England,' who
ovum feel it was not only • duty to give Of their
enbetwes for the advemeasent of the dom of
the Lord Jew, but would consider it a prlegr, and
that "It in more blessed to give tless to r. eel,."
The Deputation then delivered kb add . ood
regretted to swoons* the society use sneering from •
merlons drelleisacy of £B,OOO in two were. Re thee
spoke et the appeal for 210.000 made by Mr. Hoare, of
which £5,000 heid bees mariner& He also mentioned
&lady of Tommy had Series ghee 1911,800 for the sop-
piest of ten missioaartse for five yeses, and she had
skies gives 81.5000, the interest of which Will ti sno-
w, • missionary. After an interestiox address from
ege. Grew, who gale POW stirring details of the
work among the " asters poor," the Rev. T. W.
!at= proposed, and the Rev. T. Netts semoded, •
vote of thanks to Ur chairman for preldieg.
Tiesp=liavtelisati4 acknowledged the oomplinesat,
the with the Doxology &ad the
Ikaselleilos. • selbelliserweemede.

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OUR SUPEEPLUOUS WOMEN ; WILA 1' SHALL
WE DO WITH THEM 1
Madame Rossini: delivered an oration upon this
subject at the Royal Hotel Assembly Room. on
Monday evening last, but whether it win due to apathy
or the bodement state of the weather, the attendance
was small. All who were present wore delighted with
both lectorer and lecture.
Madame Rosalyn, whose lecture throughout was
one of greet interest, said the took It as a fundamental
principle that no person or thing was superfluous in the
plan of nature, and that all.important fact she wished
to be remembered in °maid/arise the subject before
them. Women were indeed not only a t,superfinous
but important in the unique onrying out of the jot
pleas of the Architect of the universe, for
which God had made could be superfluous.Tin=
was thfiumeted very much by the char.cter of women,
and, therefore, they were of universal Interest, and
they bad no right to neglect a quseti n which tn,,,iyed
the development of wontedly character, and which
pressed upon them for an answer. Boeing that there
were so many women who seemed to be super.
Ikons, it was for them t enquire the canes, for
It was batter to remove the canoe than to condemn
the effect. The came she believed to be in the
useless, lodolenk or frivolous lives led by too
malty women. Their gnat want was "reality."
At the present day the also of most young women was
to get through life with as little thought as possible.
Many of them seemed trained for the real purpose of
ruining fathers sad husbands. When they -left school
they had no definite object in life, except to get
married. But why not strive to fit themselves for
wives? Every girl let her Mouton tacos be whet it
might, mold be learnt some business or art by which
she mold earn her livelihood if necessity arose. It
would be • great improvement if many of the groups
from the ballroom could be transferred to our colonies.
But even without mnigradoo, it was quit* certain that
there were • great many bachelors in this country. If
asked why they were besholors. with so many
unwanted ladies around them, the answer in too
many oases would be that they were "not very nab,
and could not afford to indulge in the luxury of a
wife." There were many rainy bachelors who would be
the better for being married, but the general training
of young women was such as to make them fearful.
Indeed there was something radically wrong in the
way they were brought up. Arnerthan ladies were
quite as °nutmeats' and intimates% and far more
useful, and she did not heel tale to lay that the
false training in which young women were brought
up was • cures to this country. Girls mast be
taught to be less selfish and frivolous, as well as
more useful, before they could make good wives,
and front their walleet yearn they should be taught
to consiter more the happiness of those around
them. Frivolity was the great curse of the present
age. Look at the amount of time, thought, and
money that was spent on ol thee, never had that
doe been so universal as now, and after all many
of them only looked like monotebanks. Then was
it not • pity that English girl, wasted so mu 3h time
in so-called pleasure What an am .ant of oper-
ations merry was expended, for testa, us, ”n lawn
tennis? If they we ,ted exercise. why no: owe p and
brush? " Oh, that 'amid spoil or h tole !"
Amrdeee Oa. ooull'perform any domestic dots, and
As knew of none with whiter and prattles h.edi than
they—when they worked they worked, awl when
they played they played. The reason why so many
young ladies were useless and failed In any oon_pa-
was the want of mormary qualifications. The
dr,t essential WM common mass, they were unable to
conform to the fact that they should appear as they
are, and must take things as they find them, and bow
to them. Common sense tomb's on rot to e olio*
ourselves to one occupatios, it was more useful to be
able to do many things rather well, than only one
thing very wall. Self-reopen was also most essential.
If a lady had sell-respect, she would not scorn her-
self bemuse she filled • po.ition which omit be
mimed by others beneath her. A position which
was fit for any woman to hold, would not degrade a
lady, for if an occupation be boomed:4e they need
sot be ashamed of it. Was a lady less a I;dy because
she swept • room or Medved grate? Site wasfar love degraded by that than If eh: lived in idiocies',
and accepted the obesity of others. Pereeventace
and industry wen also nscsss.ry to soorms, and deter-
mloation, rightly used, would mount its reward.
Madame Rasher afterwards recited Byron's " Pri-
oritise of Chilton "in a powerful maw sad "Look
at the Clock " from the legoldeby Wei&

ME TOWN CHARITIES.
Al last there seem to be • Mums, that there will
be a strict enquiry Into the edmiaistratioa of the
charities. A. our remiem are swum Mr. George
Mudge has be.. egitstlag this matter for tome time
Pelt, nod Oa WW2Ndlir he received the following
oomsounlastlon

" Charity Commissioners.
In the miter of the several chart Ills of the
Borough of Wegmouth tad lltelatrabs Regis, in the
County of Direst an I In the =attar of • The
Cbarit able Trusts Acts, 1853 to 18392 I riv• notios
that, under the authority of the Charity Commissioners
for England end Wake, I shalt, on Wednesday, the 6th
day of D•oember. IND, at eleven o'clock in the fore-
noon of the game day, be at lb. Guildhall, Weymouth,
for the purimes of enquiring Into the foundations,
endorsement., and objects of the aboveonentioned
charities respeatively, and also their priest CdP3MOI-
- and whether any and what improvement*
may be mad* in th• maaagement or application there-
of, and that I shall be reedy it the- ewe and plane
above mentioned to receive arid's°, conearnhig the
same. The inquiry will be public. Dated this 10th
day of November, ap, WILLIAM 0100 D, Inspector,
Charity Commission, Whitehall."
Mr. George Mod" 4 Queserirow, Obspelry,
WoymmW

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WIFTWOUTEL row, SOCIETY CONCERT. 1101IVITOR'S IMPORT.
Mame= REEDS ,'C11001..-A PoPll from this The first concoo given by the Weymouth Town I The report of the Surveyor (Mr. John Pearce) we
school, sassed Henry Symonds, has been bracketed Society took plea •at the Royal Hotel on Moeda, first real. He stated that be lei reeked follow
en 'I for the £5O scholarship . feral to first rear evening, an I, jtvigi.../ by the attendaoce, it must have log roads eine the last mottle* : Castle
..s.
student •at St. Bartholoom's Hospital. been so° .n. 'Jog :o the committee, and sorts as an Fortunes... Well, New-rood. Priory, Tsiolls..ur• '
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Tile RITITAL Mmethe.-'Fbe set v;cm proper 0011* induoson-nt for them to give another at no distant street,and Wakehameteet He also stated blew be•
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eluded on Sunday last, but the Rev. Gorge Beebe des Too cone rt was given by the boding pro- repairing goiters. and hie men Ind bees e°l,_"_".
was hewed to give a farewell • roles on Monday fee-ore .1 weir in Weymouth, eased by well.known scavenging. Hs also reported that the premise
.o:
or
'ate., which was crowded. unateuts, an.l hy the manner in which the various Messrs. Beer, Moue, and Son -9 were solagedd
„t
MS. MONIS RDWAILINI, M.P.-We are given'" items •ii Ow integral:unit were carried out. showe that the storaege of petroleum. II • room:omen
__ tnne,
understate that Mr. Edwards is Prep 44"11 • "T'etnre music .1 ta'ent of a very high order exiate in our pebbles be placed over the cracked Mouse in Barto
on his meet visit to America, which be will deliver. in snide. A quartette (two pianos), " Meths de Is In street.
the Hard" Assembly Eremite in the we" 01 • .0. Bolt o" ( keener), was first gives by Moen. Boyce Pb. Surveyor" report was adopted, an Ihe was
T= TOwn Ethourre.-The Industrial Bibibitios,
weeks Smith, H. Drew, U. Thorne and W. Stoats in • good lotrnoted to get the neseesstY Pebbles. He "I-
inertial style; • pretkv trio followed by Miss Grabens, also instrueed ti repair the f not-paths th out
which it warn proposed to bold in Janney pink Will wee ii adw ni. an; Mi. oate, the ,km wend"( the wan&
not be hold until some time in ligetor, in order t` LIT! harnsocionsly I .gether, arid producing a very 1111310 LL Orrome's ILMADIT.
persons • better opportunity of Peering their pretty effect. and Doi =dime testified their This report " follows :-
exhihits. A good pees Ilse is to be offered. WM
approval by hearty peeks =on its othe
Sr. MART'S loesoresigeth.-Doriektter ereelt..„ eerie ; Dr. Child, meg Me Bide Maiden" '' October lb. Foliose'. a
the "I in Cjhumb-Pmee hse he" t' we' "'" (H. Smell_ in • Weans Renoir. ed •of the death acid birth rate of Per land for the M t
we moderate= that a light tuning is to be plea oci there ousrtett, "Th• Chapel" (Kreuter), wee evect by Quarter. Toe amber of deaths during th A period
In It. "Ind. Thinunentanl7. re Welled es Improve- dews. Waite, Ware,, L Ms, nod J. Parsons. amounted to If, and the birth. t. it M.', Is mni
"Getelemen.-1 beg herewith to hard you the repot
went. .ndine neater of last year, shows a
" Who is Sylvia ' was very nicely and feelingly with the ch"•? ..., a and al., a dpbtowas. is
Ma, SUET. Voother.-All our readers will doubt- made," by awe Banwah Tha ea" gem wai a decrees,.
birth-rats inthe
71;-.1ii;ili. two.Atr.l9M. 54 :ditto. IRK Tit ;
Isesly be pleased to learn that Mr. Vickeryde rapid.Ly duet (piano and violin) " Adagio and Santo' (Beet- deme . d0.,,,b , ~, HA 19; igat 11; Marta. twst
ress, 'elicit . ,trolc the nilib•rs Riess with te,h _tee he_
_•,ee hove)), by Mears. G. Thorns and W. Sete. The "Is my hlst report I b os.ht to t. 6 notoo of the Board
Deep Proem= for so loo;, and hopes meaty to be tint pert ..f the programme we brought to • clues • °one& tit mode to me by Yr. Gorda. o' the seeps of
able to resume his debt by a vocal duet (lid '' Wanderer's Nigbt Sono " (b) emote. a.a from the grAtine operwitt hi. ET '0! eel had"
fiturefoo lirrilLtiogeoli.-Arrivale :Greet Western, e The Lapel" (lan‘anaana), given by hilia---uribabl gb.t.a. /
should remark the to t.ld me as
Mace. Cherbourg. general ; Sonth of Ireland, and urn OAa with bbbib.
A he should go to the
Peen, Cberboarg, general; Aquila, Painter, Jersey. Doriug the inter? which elapsed, the prosidest seised to by the Rao- at ti,,,,re was
general; Empress of India, Strange, IperichiketZ; of the . Local Berl, Londoo, so to stench
&del P. 11. Eliot. Ken / tc")11 emeelle• "o i tolerable. I understo-d from yo,,r clerk t tot Mr. Stone
complained before, but Do n Moe was tam, bat if not
Annie Morrie*, Aitwooll. Rau ispo 1, c ml
useentea, seeoreieno, erao,-..osilioge.;* BelePree,e home lecture would tekeplaos out the llth of Deem- have rewearterstoe yor orders, an o oor dn,reerer_ste,*.!
ni.lnd6" Strange, Portland, end Cifeet_Tedeall'o. "ni.T: her. when the Rev. tfo A. ifoLlet,ild had 'kindly Mr. Stone that we were &Wag sno e bra in di goo?
.os
-1 mike a few run"; I° which be "I'l Lb" the next sirDe to take smaeures to rensety 4., het I fear thst I etits!
.--erholeg. =mous ; South Ireleo_ . a fermi ,-...., ' consented to lecture. Their friend, Mr. keying th, e tog Psoll id sad
here. general ; Aquila, Painter, Jersey. general; F,,dirbrdb, bad also placed his mesh," at their Wens/era Dods'. those coodttone Kr. St.n tar not
Alice. Goy. Retatitanantos, all. A he VI irk out sod as whet has been dne quite
Jovmetut TIDIFII. LOOT-At the bed we tSi the re. n;y_ of te
disposal, and be woulo bows re his nowt tour ia c r 1.- t ,
...d abi ,ff.,,,,a.1y vs . th t gis, *boa*
America is the come of a few weeks. Mr. Eliot rig", u...^-"irja
on Tuesday, the following of" ere were elnennintenrrif or the also moutiossed that the proposed Industrial ilithibi- est at tit, a • in. tint, lit •• irtg that am
enetent vireo :-C.T.. lii-for HamPtoO, t_, lirso__.o., tie, which it Wert intended eitOnld lell held in the orders of thgrßo.ird. I 0401 be obliged IV Your r. clues -
Motes_ .5 It slaiht_i It.E., Er". (1 Tremor; 1‘ • ".. DM. Jemmy was =avoidably until Easter. ,iii; any I. term nation of the Board t. be given whim to
W. Imig_f W.T. Be.. C. Goy ; F.C., Sl.ter L 1 r Li; te PO{ 71;flOt , I,p' tit. tof the 8 roryot to Gory out
Part aa. 0001MOYMI with as inetrnmental trio carry it ci,it. I shall mew II is nark that! lave bad two
Hibbs ; W.M., Br'o. A. Attwooll i A. ii. B.. Beth A. (piano, violin, and violormello), " Aoditate and Motile," c molainte made sine. of the stench, one from tie opposite
Jerrsrd ; V.C.T., Bro. K. Wright ; F.F.I, Bro. A. acres the road In obediesce wito your letter,
)by Moen. Beton Smith, W. Stone, cc .1'.50.‘- the aarthaa dr go, aid OS
Bilk.; D.M., Sbter IL Meth. 'Me °Mem were and W. Alcoak. Tole was beautifully rendered, sad lc rlsitrei with your lospegosi.;
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an to the
afterwards installed by Best P. teotiell, Rirtile Henn' reflected great credit on the performers. I. was the lb. r, :70D:74,4“. „au...daring sire bet weatheet
ton, and Sistn Legg. first time on which ar. Alcoak bad appeared bel.re I found that :bare is n . sosue of drainage at all, past WI
1.0.0. T. Passorrarlog.-At the =mew/ of the a waywomh audiecto as an isseurnootelist but it ths estings I'. lag trapped sad oilers op= .', WM Of
tombs" of the "flower of the Wet Irc'deleh seems that his powers in that branch 01 musical art ara COWS% is •et rises fallow, and the to IMMO that were
LO (IT.. on Tuesday evening, thee preesoled Sieber se areal se his vocal powers. It is needled to sey this pimp .d wee redo d toeless, throe. aot being kept
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Git'td with • very elegant ninnlnn'nlan'ni n'lnn-ainndr we heftily woleried. Ml's BODOCOIt next seg . ri.o. ; some ware a .oked. end other. =elle. .
hi recognition of the 'sloe= serves, she bas ever 'Tan Requital, which win as „may appreciated as ara!ar. If the B tad defines to prevent Ike* complaints
and
their puny Is to trap some gre
reseed the lorts Sister Weed was =able to her Nan. „on. •oha Rae. w.ll. db.“"wortb am, and nuitmews. _ bo 11:11,a„
attend throntkayWneess and Bro. Keith reeented 'Tie. Amia.r. W•411.•!1." (Engl.) hi good styba, p, sib
and r the owners of see prmerty to Doan
I d At present ell the surface
thanks on her , ie. the Mb • 'SUL
sod another quer Met I Poe from Thee osier, lic.. used in the houses are thrown pell-rel ewer
Sr. Jose's MISMOSIMIT WOLIII2II. -Mrs. Dodiox- (tygso), was eye Wee, Warren. Levis, faro the ut .ps or into the open grains, and la t oath there,
tmt. of Tl'o'ol'499. Dorchester-road, Ka" •WI °• mad J. POMO.. Jr.M Watts having rendered Gum- but Mons .he surface drama as wed, so that unless there
Tuesday evening to the member, of St John'e itZ'o favourite song, "The Loos of bang Ago,' re a te a greet profs Ito eitelt it away it remote stelestary.
missionary working
_party. to which about 50 sat down. h y creditable manner, ths coos:et warn brought to a i• evolve iat tn•
and, decomiewition sewn( in, the Rho - _. ___
After tea the Rev. J. Bell Salter dithributed to each ahne b ......t.u... tisu various unwept,. I grating& Oa. Trust Re. geour_mr• L.....
Liaaiiit- -- - - W=.." kf), " andante' * eon tens this r. pouts the manuer intended, M.. .an ...
member
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the work
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wan julihe ). tb). " 'k• (Chopin). hie"' Mott% of the hot...homers a this Idaed, ed t o 'event
and It was all Pot i nto --- boxes for ~. _
__the --o__,___•'• Ho ton thoyth, H. Drew, 1.). Taunts, and W. Sloe. the so, ~„,,,,..t., row „wens of tho era rye oil tool all,
I Missionary Society. The Rev. limuci._ °T"'P',,,.!!!: Before the Natiotial Anthem woe sung. the Mayor and of the det otte of the hoomhold roles in the copse
iltli-trliel delivered an iatellating moires, in *nen he peopled • hearty vote of theme to the ladies and surface gutter, ond in the traps. I bog to ream. Gees-
I tlisolued Mos. Dodington for her very great kindne „n "
ss. ow, who had ee kisdly oor= forward aad given men, your °bed cut serve.',
The proceedings terminated will singing and prayer. "-
so szoolleat an entertainment, and hoped been bag " J. J. DUAL
1 all THAT SPAM TIN ROD, ETC.-Th.OW NIPP•rd. i ' would give mother mil • treat. "To Vie Chairmen and Members of the II wed of Health.
• fish hawker, of Poole, we oh ...gad in outody at the Portland.'
Guildhall oes,Mooday, before Dr. Drew (in the chair), Nothing was doe in the matter.
Alderman Landis,
.T and Aldermao If °Wiese, with 11118s08 Of 009TasCr.
emaniting Markle albot, landlord of the Fisherman's It haying ben reported to the Board that Mr.
Arms, on Saturday night. -Charism Talbot stated he Robert Cornea bad, without any reason, refused to
was landlord of the Fisherman's Anna, and defendant carry out his contract for hauling pebble, the Board
lived in his hone. He bad an re= 00 to thrash his in.trocied the Clerk to write to Mr. Comber and
boy,_aud he did so evenly, but the defendant did inform him that that Authority would expect him to
ant Übe it, and came in and interfered, and struck him carry out his retrace,
tis the toothed. He move him into custody. He be. TEI POIIiD AT roiromee-ermi.
Mewed defendant thought he was unduly Swathe( The following letter on this subject was read :-
the boy.. He should like to have tho cme withdrawn. "9_, Wiliwkall-place, Loadon, S.W.. 19 n Septernbusr.
-Dr. Drew said be did quite right in wishing to with. "Dear Bir,-/tefernag to the applieaulon which you
draw the uses; it showed defendant we • mode some ;time ago on behalf of toe Petted broil
atbeek man. Tbe pekoes, was aeordingly die- Board to purchase the Crown'. interests Is the
insp
ired. Posted at Isortans'w well, I bag t) inform you that I have
Bilious Otis or ASSAULT. -At the Guildhall. on now reeved ills C nomiesioger's Matra:Mons to errange
Tuesday, before W. 'sib-it. Ken, (In the chair), elms subject to his approve.
'A now peed will have to be provided before the
Alderman Robertson, Alderman Londe, Dr. Drew, present Pound is sold. and It Is premised to set
mid B. Hoplens, Esq., Samuel Wills, a boy, was out a site with &OCAS thertto hos the road be
111181111 wed for amaultiog William Portbury Rolls, on the side of the H.,. Plot Thw road hos._ i
, the 12th of November.-Mr. Howard 801/111 appeared believe, been taken in Marie by YOU, Ward, and cancel
1 leg the complainant, and, haring stated the facts of Zuttstreeet. lampr to epared advise the *monis-
' the owe, complainant stated at that on the 'raping of Coney to sell the Crorrn's Interest In the sans of £.5. on
Monday, the 12th of November, he was having his condition that the B mod ere at the expense. of erecting
the new Pound with scow, thereto fr au But street, and
and delesdaut and • number of other boys wee pay all costa. I shall be glad to h iar if the Board serest*
makln g a noise outside his door. He went outside and purehme on them terms.- I am, d sr el% yours faithfully,
advkled them to go away, but they would not do so. " loom Ctoreoe.
He then wont to drive them sway, and having goo, " R. N. Howard, Bei , Local Board Ofla-. Portland."
about half-a-dome yards, he turned round ant looked The Lord decided to adjourn Ile matter for the
at there. He then received • violent blow on the preset.
head with • stone, which he believed was thrown by PITIIOLINDI LIMBOS.
defendant. The wowed bled profusely, and he had to Applications were received from Messrs. Beer,
go to Mr. Stedman', to have It bound up,-By the 800143, sad Stone, and they were granted.
defendant : He did not know it was defendant who It was resolved that all persons holding petroleum
threw the etooc-Heory Jones, • lad of 14, dated lies:wee should renew the same every year.
that op the day le questbo he weal to cell bis brother, • FINANCE.
and sew Mr. Rolle hit, and when gob; back ll= Bills to the extent of £l6O were ordered.
defendant told him be threw the it me which hit the • own% orr.
onmplaissat -Defendet Dail he went to Mr. Rolls A letter was road from Mrs. F. Anthony, of Bete,
that evening with his father, when complainant said complaining of Mr. Brett's slaught odious*
he did not think it wash. at all' he did not see him The Clerk was: requested to write Ii Hr. Brett,
there-Mr. Howard Bowe said he had two other and request him:to remedy this state of thine at ono,.
witnesses, but neither was there that morning. One This concluded the bodiless.
of them sAw defendant throw the store. He, however,
thought there was suMeloot el eye to cooed
defendant of the offence-Dr. Drew said there was
no evidence to cooed the boy of it at all, beyond
.bat he was alleged to have said to another boy ; he
thought the boy who saw bim throw the muse ought
to have been them-Mr. Howard Bowen said if they
did not think there we sufficient evidence he would
ask them to adjourn the ease, and he would produce
the other *videos. -The Booth accordingly adjourned
the cote for a week.