The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30 00:00:00

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Serseene earl preesited ea Sunday LA Is old of
this errelety, at iJi Saints' Is tbe morsini3eittgst lit.
Peter's In the evade,. The Rey. T. G. ari
Ibe piresober, sad tim Rev. A. H. La, 1111140111.
fify"
hum Thisevetly, prombed at St. Peter's Is the morn.
filed addressed the Andrea Is the eltenteem The
Am T. W. Raigre oompied the pulpit at All Islets'
Is the maim. The kohl oellwfoes ware
?Mr% £ll if. ; All Saints', 114.
The saalrerearl mestbudo wen held ea tbe followlag
ay as lb. Tim. 'Thia la the atone= there wale
geed ailesdases, the their being ciampled by Hr. 11.
IL Dot (Weymouth), sad there wire also on the
--=ilsv. Ganes Smith, Rev. K. Liadlow,Rev.
W. Haim Rev. &Onto. Hobbs, Rm. L L
Rev. A. H. Losh, Rirr. O. P. Powys (haa.
m
eas.Nts&d Mr. K. Palms.
A Awing bona a sad prayer Awed,
The . Sammuarma=til trdreatras hem which
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ileri, ite" tie Potent Sedaty the woad ASH If. Id.
gest year. There his bees a eessiderobie
~intim to needy £lO. is the eellestioas atter
inemees end meettam In ibitiltalist tad Ptillallisa t sad
gem of tA, asighbourleg Tillages also lure aid seat is
WIWI es Mow ham dews to termer mire. Oa the ether
bmilnew bassi has hem ewiblis by as IL”. ff.
a iatek . 011..0.15, Ala promises to be • vsleabie
entelleey ; sad the - • Liter MIAs has joined ear Artois-
Oak mit thus the ammat mileeted at Comptes Valence
lute seasiderebly ridged OUT fled!. is that we hove remitted
Is Parisi &GMT Awl in MC". 'h., WI Pm.
Rodeo the pad rm. we ham meta suswome a vest fos
Li Ca ea fib a a tree Mead earl edresgappsoeitbls
aselety. Mellor. Canoe Stairtion, who ewer Me
reestimiter yew. hos Ilairlwl Ms work hore, aad los
Is gado! Pm light of the premoos al the
Mt, whisks loved so IsivorieneT sad served so faith.
0.
My. k inheres I leen Miring the pest year
Me el 0.K.& la Ws meaty by
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respest he this Wank AM wiiatelake
Mial express* our deep ItiVicrl
dler the alexia whine has the Wows the
Charch igteenmen Swift daring the past year.
The rev. patlemea shoo reed the Mimes these as
fellow.; Itessipts: geneses sad watiagm. AK le. HA
threeth treasurer sad essretery. ; to Ws ef
basest. All uh 14 ; censored list—ibs. H. Bassomin.
pH/. td.: Kies OreolieLs Ita ; Mi..HaPezt7is ;
Kra Koultis List," 01 geg....4thor As. et.
No*gbbouris4 wriabee—Altes Pawnee, A Us.
,110*eses. 74. • Clenselaster A lb..
Oa ;_ werwagee, LI Id. • Tisases. sad
estis(ord. All ; With Lithium ad Beradmayea
£4 Is. 114. ; West 81.2, £44 it ld. ; tHaterberes Si
Maras. LIS 11k. ad. Juvenile Breath
.-sChllectlea at meetlas. £3 Ms. Id. ; agenery is
Owealy Meth. AI 15a Si. : Foolingern Snead (hors.
W Ud. Len* LI 17s. 74.), .44. i West
gordington. 13.. liL ; Holy Trinity Girth sea
beech Sunday_ Sob. Kg. InAnnenitT.Seadar
Wheal, Al be. ; Nath fi an ciboal MK=
IS Kies Andrews. ; Math Grove oasssjs sad
Mk of well, past promo& se lb. ; Kos 's pupa;
111 K 7t _•Miss 1. Churchill,lns Kim I %entiall,
1K; Kra tirlaglield Dien. LI le. ; Lad? Hal!,
ACJI "Glowers" .44sad " Isetr aectore." • beim.
AU W.—total, AM as. 6)4.. Greed tusk _ „
e lia. 54.
Disbersemeatio lin of Town 11.11 (Map MA
Yr. IWO. pristiarkba, £34.. 91.: lemmas Ismiedialehl
A Us. —Pin, a T.. 3a. Nemitted to Pinot Beelen.
4061 lle. Id. Total, MK ft Si. 14.1—Tbe smooth
setheihated to Bishop Mounh Dlinsesa lead. AK lis. Id.,
hung the past year, is now isolated is the' above
Mehemet.
The 0111111111•11 tnt apalotheth fat the themes at Kr.
Williems. of Badness& who weld \eve peeskited bet tee
as Deadest that had bream • member al bie family. In
We coons of his raaiaoti, be expressed the hope that the
pew Chace lintiaaery Union, for payer said mewl,
would be the mow of 'Prim 1110 and ildmialt hien
lige lobo the society is Dorsetahlre He was phased to
goy ictr=ogt the rarest flociezmwes an emeassthag
OM. the peas honied had exited deriag
the Iset feet years to the agricultural dithrlsea • few
Pars ago. as Wy know, lbs Chunk IlLissiewy Society
was conagalled to give up some 01 155 openness *elm to
the failure of the toads; now, however, the soansaithe
were essia looking forward to exteesice, sad he heard
the new work Milady sednieken would entail an
enflamed expeditors £17,000 a per. At a noses
moiled of the society it bad tam penned that all Its
sapporters abode endeavour to give kelf as meth spore
the year than they had doas kabinet sad he expressed
himself sangthise if tint were doss the themes of the
society might wally Moreno frees MAIN, to MOAK
The reel support of the society had seemed hitherto to
hays falls, ups the grangeliath clergy at the Puede of
Zealand, to whom ante it was des that Wend had
hese created end eostaised In then dMars.s parishes, and
I. whom lue felt the Chuck Mksisseary onion we
Webbed for the position it now MIA (4.pidmer)
The Bev. Caeca Reoutoln Sans Pen addressed tAr
sesetleg. H. was glad to ass his 15d. &
niloo4
muses% bass.., he believed k• sea Kr. :
almost the only pewee is the nem wee were prelen
set
an the kit amino' whoa he bad the peithlage it ahead.
in the wenn inseam el the Church Missionary a
In Darehester. That was is 1836. sad, throlithri t
sway, he bad only boa prevented frem aliesedlagoa one
occemot He =seamed that he had meshed, as he had
been in the habit ot defog lee ease yens, a very Mier
nen timed "A.8.C.," contaithea the weeds " • thank-
Oliertsi to tbe own of °Joist.' sae eaeloolag AJA
phew This year he Wended dividing that sum tato
two, to flaw Iflasisas is sonsesties with the
(hank Platural Aid goeisky, and SJ to the °bank
likenaery fiesing. He sheath have the satislanne of
Win that is estrestiag the mosey to them societies it
was owe to be well led. He moved the re-sleeting
el the fellowng cabers at the Swain in Dothester sad
the neighbourhood far the soaker year :—Presideet, Kr.
Hebert Williams; tronmer, Kr. IL Caos • Searetery,
Rev. O. PawYe Lcommittee. BM. Owes
H. Ludlow, 1t.,. T. W. Knipe, Bev. K W.
Bay. G. W. Hada% Kr. I Peens, Kr. HISII Bassombe,
aid Mr. Hobert Williams. Pe. Is tM wares of a tong
and Interesting spent, he raid, _ a breed view a
Cluitheadoes and of the world Ind not keow they
could say it was pessated to them to an sweet that we
shosether eaoperagleg. It to sot a Mielegages without
bloc is is sot s thy without • cloth Many were the
dark cloths heroin over the work!. Not be go beyond
the Wash of the British dionialow hew dark, Low earful
was the cloud still netts' apes Ireland I He was thank-
ful the arehbhbow had seat forth • special prayer to be
caned Is every thera and chapel that thaw dark deeds
Watt pees away, and that the hands al the Goverameet
might he threartheeed to pat lowa evil ewes. Tkey
needed to pray the Government might be sereathiessied to
On work, and that Posen and Welty, saw geed order,
and beetles's', depeadest non all them Wiese might he
rowed to that Mined country. Is wets respecto teen
was •
.freel dial to en elrege thers la the prawn ma
dittos the missiosery &it Ha Presived with peat
sorrow there had hese • falling elf in the lament two
the most veluable institutions is existeaco—the Lades
Olt, Mission and the Brants sad Forein Bible Baden.
At the same time it should lumens their thnkfiabeen
that the Church Missionary Society still main-
tained its position as having the largest 10800111 of any
Christina institution be the British implant's.
Feeling allusion was made to the death of the Bee Charles
'lngham it would be too great a Poison to bis ows
feelings. the rev. Cason said, if he were not S. touch upon
the absence—et least, tbe netlike abeseee—nt oe• whose
pressen Owen chord them and delighted their eyes
and their hearte—one who for se many years was the very
life old ithht of Doreiteeter. as far as it was given le any
homes bang to be as. With the exception of Kr. Came
he .opposed there was no one in that room who know Mr.
Bisgbem for as many year. am he did. if. was not sure
with& bed the kappiesse of Ming trot acqualated with
him. His acqualatance with him began at rehool at
Winchester. where he arrived about on or twelve mouths
alter he (the nether) Meow a zoomber at the wheel.
From the very Int he @bowed he was on to make hie
mark In lite world; be was thee only a boy, but ha
pommel a sprightfulness of wit, solidity of Jedtmest.
and benison of intellect. which mused kW at aces to
shine forth anosept his fellows, and, ma was well known,
Skies twelfths eentineed ta ekarecteries him as long ash.
lived. Hs was one of the sethestare of the thatch
Kiseneary Sorlsta. and of the society which treseland
I and circulated Bibles over the fees at the whole sank;
Ihe was many year. president of the commithe the
I County Hospital; Ina almost the originator of
the County MOSIIIIO4 and he took a very peat
part in lb. whims Ithoun of seeding forth a new
Janke of the " History of Dorset." but over and
above all them *hip sad the labour sad skill he.
in eiessectioe with other exentrut oem Este tits affairs
at the county
.elab— beyond all these his been was
fixed afros Mew *Wen, and On men of his basil
—the main purpose of his Ills—wo to act as s faithful
soldier sed gayest of the Lord Jaws Christ—ea the
humble mesas ef exhaling His Magda= and making HI.
some Mews to thew who had sever knows It. • HUM
more thee fne months ago, whim ha (the soother) was
laavbeg goateed and was plug dome the Mena? Liseeel.
be remembered *bout 11 o'clock la the uneralag be man-
aged to @Mawr on deck—he was eallsrlag I rem ass- I
.loknuas, bevies 101 l Lathes ea the previous diersom—
and anzlou.ly asked the captain if the coastal Doren wee
In Vial/. He replied "Yea; I will thow_yon St. Aline's
Hand -" end there he saw the vesersthe St. Albeish Head
tbseeek tee mixt. In sheet throrquarters of an
'
t=rterwards they came is full view of Portland—Just
as lb. very tionelis Oterwarde hint, their mar
frisad Charles B as w paean through the mist
sad darkness of lever weid, sad hie emaielothed
sena was 'Oaring up on high tote the promos at that
Lord for whom he lead lived and whom be had desired to
make Moira te others, H. meld not forbear
uttersees to these few words both from the ascsailial
sabots In had for that dear man, sad she because at
She esinset pulpits Maths his lateen and ems* coo
fond epee the meaty to which he lived, and faraway
over the rest al the world. In eanclance the rev, patler
bizaned that God might vouchsafe still ma. at We
to the Church Mohan &Wen. (Applause.)
The Bev. R. R. NBADOWS, In seeendise the resolution.
naiads& the audios*, there were 1,1846011.1111/ peoele In
the woad, and moat of them wen allemether format of
=r em aad °and how. This was a :sone for
work while it is yet day, rememberna the night
wawa Woe so ass weld wok
The Ma,. A. H. Lan gave a personal areount of the
park to Tlasevelly. gime lo west there 15 or 16 pars
amps hid table place la the state of tin
Verrit aAt that time that, 16,000 never%
semaselni with the °berth and %CO
with thank* fee the IPropegatiaa of the ; th•
however, the weber ML illoreased to 16.001 The
pester part of this Memo had takes plea whits the
pest ix new and was dee to same extent to the terrible
loathe that weerred some years at Terrible as this
time it trial wee it was set without its god effect. Sion
he went out 15 pare ar. all 15. 31 6 steppe mi sieseries
else were thee labouring in Ti lly bed been with
drawn and their places 6 IP by some (1) ordains I native
clergy, who sow went ion Hot lama' sad breadth of the
mission In that comity. no speaker rthsered espodelly
to the work of Wank' edesselee. He wo oat oat torus.
tines an leaned= which Ind been establithed • few
years before, eletAy through _We lastramestalith of tbst
snootiest lady, Me Berth Twiner, sad ear mean The
welt of the rack was that la the enures of ben pent. he
had Maned nadir 1.1111 seherie who were now Min
tenth by %Antes mistressen (Appleass.)
The Rev. T. W. Mon \snag pronounced the Bear
Mottos the wenn dosed. The oolleaties amounted te
1.18 M. 1014.

TIM IVIIIIIING 111,41141

Wes bitty well attended, and the Rs,. T. W. Knipe
easupied the thalr, supported by the Deputation and the
0. It Pow" Pogo harlot been dors& the 11. u.
Or. Powys usla read the mut.
The Onutufse cald Users were two ways of setimutiar
a toosting lath. minds of sees pimple se record-4 lie
emotion of the utmost of laterirettaks• lathiest's. -Moth
from Ms platform end from the usesably itself. Ho.
Morefore, theadtt it well to say, tholes they weireti
two or direst:a the platform, they hast hese well's
et
Use aftermath mostlas. 'Mc, was • very consiZcrie
attendee.), of the aisighlsouriag clam. moth of wham had
to go • easslderable diatoms& Ha stpressed the hops Met
this meeting oould improve as the *cooing west es. He
trusted that ea the by one of the faithial friends of this
camas dosed their outlay earmr, sitheorit they might not
always lad was with the hese latelles4 sad assay gifts
of his as., Wood. the Hu. Chutes Illagtem, yet that
Old would sets.eUthr Meade to take the plow of them
who one by •vs are moo rod from the oast of us. He
thought they ought to Olive as life west on to take •
greater and • larger interest In thl• Oast moo It Is the
grut society of the March of Ragland. file this
of the Church of Zeeland to the list mamma of re
to Hie disciples to go tato all the world. sad make diethiles
from amour all nation& It was • solemn command, sod
006 which caa oaly be fulfilled by embus misslooary work.
Phu *flea heard In them days of • catholic soot, gad it
ins well all globoid understand and remeober what the
word eatholic peak mom& It rosily moat throughout
the whole wOri& ft Merely meow am applied to :Minion
—net coeithed to ear nom settee. limellele. or people of
timolai reale, or Livia' in • mods' ;porter of earth,
ut that this Gospel of the Lord Ism Ohrist is the worldis
nalversal remedy suited for the seeds of the boom rue
all the whole void ever. Nosh ea the diffused rams of
nutaidad ram Mar is other this's'', they are the I. thb-y-
-all thisipathaen la the sight of God, all used • Saviour.
Our Lod ladled told His disciples to buds at Jerusalem
sad to go threaghest the whale world, sad methof Uds
work had bees left wholly nodose by oratorios Christian
wale. and he thought to this tows they had la mate
tol er .(at beet those who professed to love and follow
woke to their great responsibility in that respect.
H. eadi hardly ethesive saw notional eta greater than to
enjoy the adootegge wkloblour forefather. have handed
down to us In this cur bulgy land, and to be doled
practically nodded
The Rev, H. Lug the, antlisrViing sexiest of
the evaagelistic, Mora sad weer la 'Muth
=read the by Church Wi
. side by side other societies, la mode=
We&
The meeting aloud with the Benedictlea.

SERVANTS AND THEIR FOLL OWERS.
An astowsomsonsol Or DORSZT IN 1140010. R.
Oa Satarday, at firogdon. Tore/ Deets anal Gordan. a
deer, end Mlhert Used, aide Darepar±et, two tuition-
able-attired mug new sad Illsobeth morel
lomat won charged os roma with Wag eonsenteel
together Is steatleg frets • deolltal•bosoo 04 OcoPliolt.
glom O•tober, II& two geld thetas. two &awed Hap,
two rams° bresehes. two gold seals. Wes Ow. •
quantity of silver forts bad peen/. and •b.st LS ia
NM's,. tho roarer of Mary Ana 0081.8. Tablet Seerther
at over dig gad Itnbeet leerott. ern., lath*, of the
prisoner of that nen^ wg. gauged orlin replying the
loraseett. ..tt knowing It 0? ham %sea 04.1... The last.
need ;Avast re. fgr enen a rows sweristeadeet of
pones In the Doesetablat eenstebolarr *bac 7o•F!Mo b•
was euperiatendent of the Dorchester' dberirt, ell after-
wards of As floaserst Onnetandery at Ihnlasher. Kn.
▪ eattodes, older to lin. Owlooldrotiloil tholowsl•
=:erbottwalog to itor *Om Moo hews goo mole
Kw Toms; olio woo porwool wad to low olobw.

smil slept la her VOGUL The joirsiery wee kept la •
man& la Tlrs. dassa's beams but the look had been
Mad aid stelms.--Todily Bartow. oak ho
the presestax, anted that sie stead her eltastlaa ia
Desesaher 114. At Mat Um William woo servant them
Wilms rossahared Davie maim to the bows* Via
Ives* Davis lest sallia Mare • week efror wham
snared bat elasties. Isiesti is.. and slept tea spare
bed with Ida They both had their me dm la the Mess.
Davie treat by the name of Gorda. sad he seed to ge
1 oat either elter breakfast is is lb. anises. He reps
meted himself is s ovark. *versa stayed tattoos
SOla sad sights onto two maths ago.
I Davis was mating Wits« saw kin takes
I deaf awed bol_implag I. Mrs 0 was about • iorb
etno Wllbilake. who was about to Save,
ht Davis was gram se marry her. • aidesat
ralSmith need to econe than ea Wodassas bad
, Mr is.. tare, lestog oboist
Unmet eight Smith used to hoop soares7 with
Maria Sala weed years old, sad witaelie wag tesdisee.
Wilmer saw Everett with some silver MONT. Mick he
said he had (sad Is a drawer upstairs. Whims told
bla hews. taking les mistesas Siam and he dated
II Iverat lest same to the booms in soldier's elefiten
sad be stayed there until he got Milts's. Hash
Salk brought the private cloths', ata told Imett she
hal boaelit MIMI (en him, hotel, did acit kora whether
they woad It. Atter he had eat civilia's sloshes he
went st aea seatag. Smith told oitases to bora the
sailors sod she did II& Dale was also Is sailors whin
▪ Mee lb the WSW sail Williams plead it in a pared
sad dbooted it to Oiderissa laraelui. Davie me sot
Lyb:Lbtimidasses Maim 8.111 aim to me him
at the hese daring her Mama holidays.
She ampt is the diatagmos we Weil. sad saaber wi#t
aim slept with Sans —Detective Posse stated that as
llPMeheaded the slaw liverest o• the Viotoela Isaboak.
litint is the previous almooa. When told the Serge
he a &"7sssgsvim.sh. taus to plate. as I Wee
betas, Mews, 5.1 mes put.... When shwa
with his he said he understood that Osten
turvrs his es the property. iamb. be Shasta. had
bees ISt to hiss by his (Gcrae.) siliadasotbss• He ••••
prams! font or Ave palate of peonheohers' Seem
(over 1011), sad la said they related to his own property.
Moat all the deltas were oat of dela Oa the 11th
Inst. Mom appsheaded the girl Williams in Si. J• 1111110.0.
reed. Si. said ske know aahing of the )s.welier; wwl
plate.—Mally Barlow, smiled, said she bollesiit the
Slap she saw la Sterinds pommies beamed to
bee mistrem. Everett asked her wean they were.
mid threatened to kill her if mho did nos tell MAL He
also wanted the key of Yr& Damao bedroom door.
Williams told her as, tad that Xmas had declared h•
woad as 4 lot her p data she told him More the old
lab himit Mr gelid Ms serstried foe she posesestoe
thli key, and the laMer beam. Hs wanted to lock
litssoU la Do ma Mak Hrs. Ogees was is the lower
part of the hoes After Indiana had Woggle& with
Ivegat she asse dews Is the Welton whoa Davie we.
ma ea& "I Ms hall mit • Wage with &sett He
wonted Ise in WI his erlim the many wan sad I
wooldeet." Davis rimarked, 'Mae MOM thea I matt)
kssw. WWimebessed it was nee whossiethowiLit
raNtiitalty.roir /12:11.0,:rbram,-I.U. bin fart"
aad she mode so armee. Witness ressenbered
Val• Mier from Davis. It was So one produced
es Seede—l hare get late Sable. I played
billiards last Milk lad last Mo, as& sot loving an
woof to PaY with, i has Sea detaiM a the loct.up.
hare writes to my mole, but, as lo Me not Mita.
sumo he k sat of tem have moos. to look to but
yes, ray darting. Oa you help ..I lan sere you will
so* taws zas. lead sae Ms. by Ira post addressed to l'.
Herd" me of Kr. Petro iraK 0 inth sad MOM. Pitt.
sine% Resabetrook Loads. Tim devoted lone. P.
oMisolf. 'P.5.-It psi coal mead W. send • s
(am followed imanserable ceases lord lamhtra. La
arsomandasticia by Mr. Damis, who defeaded Willis..,
Stases stead that, as sea, she ordered tail Meat lot their
dhow every day. The sea lived at the house as
incath. They geserally had task breakfast at
eleven o'clock, marl Wood thesaseives to dinner. They did
sot take ass soda me did they Wei owd& Magas
sks wee steeling her mlidroas fn..l se tad the two
saes Is the deck. 81e sever slept with either of them.
Zama did not pay his oddness to hoe. se. had not
told eases that she was la triable be sae of the two nom
Wiese kaew Williams had SW a ha own mem, ma
that she gave it to Dale to start his Is Mame, sad she
had heard that ass had gives Its beads@ that-
By Kr. Young: Wilms kaew Williams had boa widely
Minas with Davis. There bed bac so (mathsntty
beams wham and the sea —The cas wee ad/

?mum Canis: " Baoimrs."—The old carbine
boatels wen celled in beton the moo left Weymouth,
sod the new ones—made to et the oiw ea:biome—wen
mrved out. .

C- -I-L-DillY ARTINT among Ile I. Mr. T. Baker,
who senie hie beautiful One " Plums and Apple" ta
the Esbibition this year. Woe this the lovely fruit
piece w• saw in the Weymouth Art Gallery?
POTATO NII vice Mo.--Just ae the Yenta MDT and
sailors are gone out of the dietrict, the Great Weetere
officials can exercise thsmasives with new potatoes;
4.510 packages name last week from across the
Channel.
Wrrninawm...—Mr.:ll. T. Gine"
on Wednesday, applied to the Borough magistrates
for permission to withdraw the can between Talbot
and his wife. The Mayor said they had no cbjection,
and the can was withdrawn.
Ti Pm ono Socross. —At the Borough Court is
Wednesday, the Mayor inked Mr. Vickery what has
been dos* about arresting that soldier for perjury?—
Mr .Viokery replied that he had sent over 200
with his description.
litnnorrst.—The vacancy ceased by the death of
Mr. T. A. Hann bar now been both declared and
Sued. It had been npposed that tax• Alderman W. T.
Aylesbury would contest the mat, which on the other
side was destined for Dr. Drew; but Mr. Aylesbury
oonsiderataly published a bill decilniug to be a party
to any opposition, and asking his friend. not to
nominate him. On Tuesday Dr. Drew was nominated
by Mr. Lundie and Mr. Robes., and elected ane. coo.
Tao Cioown Comm on Monday enquired into
the mum of the death of Eliza Pitman, daughter ci
William Pitman, of Wed Plain. 'lto child was six
months old, and had bees fed about seven o'closk the
previous night, end put to bed. About eight o'clock
they found it gasping in ocanzisions, and sent tor Dr.
Nathan, but ou his arrival the child was dead. Oa
bring informed the Coroner enquired into the drams-
Maness, and decided that no inquest was required.
M•raroontAt. etralle.f.-0e Tuesday last Richard
Talbot was summoned for threatening his wife Louis,
but did not swear —Kr. George appeared for the
complaisant, and asked the Bench to grant • warraat,
when he hoped to effect an arrangement between tbnn.
—The Bench thought • warrant ought to issue, as
rideodant had treated the summons with contempt.—
A warrant was ordered, and the cam was adjourned
till next day. —But Talbot then appeared, and was
aided why he did not appear before? He did not
*rawer, and was taken into cannily, it being 'apposed
Is. was not la • St Mate to be tried.
Damorts WeltAN.-06 Monday, Mary Ann Parsons
was charged with being drank and incapable in Trinity
Road on Saturday nights—P.C. Bann went to the
place, ening • crowd, and found the woman Lyn(
against the rails at Trinity Church, drunk -mid
lampable. She said she lived widows. Soffit
Vinery hod heard of defendant begging round
&dwell., end ids' the policeman to look out for bar.—
Primmer said some we... gave her a ems, and some
one else another glass at beer.—Fined 155., or in default
seven den' hard labour.—Prisoner: How keg will
you allow me S. pay?—Mr. Arden: You will be
allowed two minute..—Retained in eastody.
Donsmonn Roy.—On Tingley. the dawn Of NM
White, who appeared on Monday, was brought up for
notpiattendanse at school, ihati Mr. Pally Hooper, who
appeared for the School AtteadaneeGnamittee, asked
Use Bonen not to impose • fine oa the_panat, who
appeared to hays does all be conki.—The boy was
stood up clots to this Bea* and the Chairman told
him it had been proved his stepfather took him to
school, nett that he afterwards ran awe', sad played
truant. Why did be nut away I—Tbe boy said
bemuse Mr. Smith (the schoolmaster) hit him about.
—He was told that Mr. Smith would not hit hiss
unless be wait a bad boy. Exhibiting the escalation
birch rod, Dr. Drew told the boy that was what they
kept for bad bon, and they bad strong Panama to
▪ it.—Tbe boy was erkiently frightened. and burst
out crying.—Tbe Chairman thought they had beater
end the birch to Mr. Smith, who would find aum for
51.-111 r. &bens also talked to the boy for hie good,
and on his promising to ausend,tint ftell was adjourned
for • fortaight, the stepfather to report thee as to the
boy's tsooduct.
Suitor BAND Offintroras.-11 meeting of the via.
mitt«, was held on Tuesday
_lnseam at the Guildhall,
under the presidency of 11r, Aldermen Robertson,
Miners. J. Vincent, 0. J. Deng, A. Graham, W.
Hallett, A. R. Curt* art, being present. Several
gentlemen expressed the hope that our townsmen will
state at coo* what, they will kindly oontribun towards
the Band Fund, so that the committee may know what
assistanco they can reply ann. The aserstary, Mr.
W. M. Thiselten, stated that Sir F. Johnstone and
Mr. 1 !wards had each promised £4O, a remark which
was received with applause. The following sub-
scribers were also announced :—lteserv. Snot, Pearce
and Co., £10; Masers. Devenish and Co., £10; the
Mayor, Mr. R. N. Howard, £10; Mr. J. Groves,
£5 Ss. 01.; Mr. Robertroo 1:2 2s. 01.; Mr. Graham,
12 2e. Od. ; Mr. C. .1. Dries. £2 2e. 01.; Messrs.
Hallett, Mt 2.. Od. ; Mr. J. Fiona; 13 la 01. ;
Wins and D onet Bank, 122.. Od. ; Mr. A. IL Curtis
la. 01.

Vourerszne' Insnonog.—This came off on Woodsy
MM. when Lleut.-Oornmssadant H. T. George was
sexampsolei by Lieut. Madding, Portland Artillery,
sod them were slam present :—Ciwartirmsater-ilerimeant
Lee, Sergeants Jeffry, Rommel!, and Warren, and
Drill-lostrostor Barroo, and about 50 reek sod file;
Mr. Lorse's band played them to lb. College Cricket
Ground. After going through manual. wheeling, sad
skirmishing examine, they were addremmed by Idejer
Harmer thus :—" Lieut. George sad Br Aher Volon•
beers, —During the pet five years that I have had the
Plenums of being attached to your batten ca, I have
Oman found Oaf and all most emartmos sod obliging,
and mom empeelally II Comma, Butt having hem
milled to join my regime/A atPortlawd omm the Slat
isetant. lupine. nay deep most on leering you."—
Lieut..ocausamhant George thanked Maim Harm.:,
and exeremed the morrow that I Company—ln foot,
11. whole battalion—would feel at losing gush aa
salable ollicar.—Bef ore being dismissed at the Kim's
Stowe, the Oomparmy We Major Harmer three
cheers.

A Dusting &wage BRCEO& —On Tzdaei
Richard Basis was charged with Sealing •
and • pair of brushes from • house in Ooventor'o.lane.
On Monday morning P.O. &Ackland receired inform-
min that lir. Nparkino, builder, of Goverooe"-laes
had lost • pair of shoe brushes and a padlock, and
from bigotries made be found Daimon bed bled
olscl some similar for este *boat a fortnight ego,
th• robtery harlot/ been committed three weeks No.
He sopreheeded Ms on Monday, sod brought him to
the stake, stailoaed and charged bin, when ha said
be haw nothing about it. Looked him up, and when
the Superintendent sea to the italics, wheals asked
to "se him, and admitted he bed stone them, and
thrown theta away.—The Chasse asked was not
this wanton Assitsg, for the sake of aiming; but it
appeared whom, stated be threw them away in •
Ertlwhen likely to be found out, sod ths oondsble
ot been able to discover them Yet.—Bupt.
Viekery said this was • very serious case, for the men
11114 a deems'. bad access to different booms, and
then be stole thew brushes, and took them to the
stable; Mr. Joon found it out, and discharged him.
Besides this, them had ben pretittn &nen saldost
Mr. Vickery asked foe a remand for seven
graiyas72-1 The Bench Int seggested a reseed till Moe-
totbut, riggogileging It "mid be Whit-Monday, Dr.
tea" "FS as' wire4h4Nas7 16•011, other
toxic —ltamedipd qu

TII3 UMW/ or tits SO.D.T.O.—Aa Amine
mita of go Boa.Noy :—'• The Ate toult,
although its at tielaU at his duty to be nth&
slurp with do um. sod dims too, is antosessily
1111"44001 rimMohld by tbon all."
Tin es N.AD?. luFloa.:7llue bull peanuts • dismal
. .

aPPearilltroing dosed& the quay in her batons
coadition, her brow Umbers empowered in large
=bee. She has a peat 11.1 away from the Quay,
leent4 o 1 Int bulwarks are goon the stanchions
s and her look would be most uncanny,
istagrathe men ocietiausily employed about bee Her
guar boards are eared to be la good condition though
she has hew la the water so kess.
, PrOlennarildi Or MIS Ramer. The wcedrous
senveness of the Dew" dry" proems of
was tweed to good account last Friday_ &rah:l:Poi
espial swarm of the Yeomanry Review. The day
was so windy as to be quite unproasisino for the
PhokeroPhio art, it berg &Moult to -imp the
earmera from being blown over, but Mr. Wheeler s
=,•Mr- Son having an outing, &itemised to
'radar" with Pithenre, and caught the fiat-
hig some on some well-coated plates.
Ti. 4Urnual. KUM° MA was given at the Hall
on Aacenaioa Diathrinsgh tes Idadnees of the mistier,
Martha Guest. . of-the Ram Croix nod Knight
to PO 'aid poor pawns. There was •
11. a
le.otr'supply of tea and cake, and Mr. Guest
attended, and said a few Idad words to the old people
That veteran Freemason Mr. Jacob, could not forget
the old folks, end liberally sent his hail-pound of tea
for moil Person to enjoy at home, and also expensed
his wishes for their preteet and eternal happiness.
Several ladies &Beaded, and dispensed the tea, and
the promodiar were enlivened by music. The Rector
of Melosaibe Regis Rev. J. H. Porn who is a Free-
mason, attended. and addressd some suitable remarks
to the guests. On their departure 61b, of broad and •
half -crown were given to each, and they retired wen
pleated with the feast. Their ages or= M..
Sammie —Arrivals : South of rearm.
Cherbourg, general; Cygnus, Tllalrer, Jersey, general;
Denis, Omits, Jenny, potatoes ,• Ann, Beseheis
Poole, bricks and pipes; Great Western, Blampied.
Ch•ebthrg, general; Brighton, Fain Jerry, general;
Lord ifie* Miller, Bournemouth. pthesegers ; Ann
Elizabeth, Stolen Poole, bricks; Fairport, Faeroes.
Jeremy, patrols ; Emma, Coombs., sea, nil; Wolf,
Barnes, Swath" empty make; Rotate. Fisher, see,
nil Sophia Trances, cold
• : South of fr.eana,R=l, gement
Cygnus, Flirter, Jersey, empties; Dada, Clarke,
Jerry, empties; Torre Haley Hoyle, wheat;
Great Western BLampied, Cheibourg, general
Brighton, Fall', Jersey, general; Lord ftr. Miller,
Boursemoutb,
_passengers ; ILaokbisfees Perthend.
nll ; Ann, Beecham, 8 beicti I
r2=
Fames, Jersey. empties ; Depledge, P
all; Aquila, Painter, Jitney, all; Rosetta, Fisher,
fishlog, nil ; Glow/wee Williams, Bangor, ballast
Tic ;
Emosa,Cloombes Fishing, nil.
STAIR or ISILASD.• -The Congregational Colon
of England and Wales lately passed limp following
resolution :—" That the grave pAidoal ocedition at
Ireland appeals to no as Christian men and as
Christian churches for the use of thous means of
spiritual influence which spesially pertain to us as •
religions Associatiois That we therefore wire upon
the church that earned prayer be oared to Hint who
controls th• hearts of men for wisdom to her Majesty's
Government, and to others who direr political
measures, for pure motive rabies purpose, to oontrol
all who inflame public opinion, aid for gif Is of His
Spirit, that all may partake the sympathies and the
grace of the Divine Master. And it is suggested that
on Sunday, the 21st inst., special supplications for
these ends be offered In all our churches and home.
And further, that in the presser circumstaans of
Ireland we recognisable obligation to employ increased
egorts to dilute through Ireland that pure 'tropical
faith which in all Christian history has been cooducive
to righteousness and pesos." In compliance with the
resolution, special prayer was offered last Sunday is
Congregational chapels, and some ministers referred in
their ewer= to Irish affair.
Ottawa Or TARRATININCI • WORAN.—On Tuesday,
before Dr. Drew, J. E. Robson B. Hopkins, and J.
Roberrun, Eels., Josiah /Ithacan an elderly can,
appeared to a chirp by Susan Harvey, of lisia
threat ining language, tending to incite her to a b
of the recs.—Complainant said about ten weeks age,
she gave iridium about some children who were in-
truded by their parents, defendaot and his wife, mod
the wife was sent to prison for the offence. Ever sines
then she had been in danger of her life—she
could safely say that.—Prisoner said the woman
went to prison for stealing, but Mr. Arden told
him be had no right to insult her for that.—Com-
Oaloant continued that this was her reward for keep-
ing the children for, as soon at the wife went to prize
she took the children, kept them hod fed them. Oa
Saturday sight, May 13th, defendant came, and asked
for his wife's things ; but she told him the had nothing
belonsing to him. Prisoner said that, if she came
out, he weld throw her over the stairs, and be told
Mr. Jacobs that be had sent his wife to gaol, and
he would send her to gaol. She felt her life was in
danger.—Oroseransinth He came to her house, and
asked for his goods, and she told him the things were
goats He asked for the pillows; but there were nose.
—Dr. Drew said the evidenes before the Bench at the
last bearing was that there were no clothes with the
children, grove one garment sach.—Ruth
sister of oomplainset, said on Saturday week, May
111th, the primmer came to the house in drink •id
abused her sister; but she did not hear any threat',
and be did not speak plain • the laureate was any-
thing but acad.—Weeder Paid he only went for the
goods " that was missing," "and quiet I WIll"" said
his—Dr. Drew: Plaintiff charges you with threaten-
ing to throw bet downiesirs.—Delandant sir, it
ain't true—Dr. Drew: l'he women was very kind to
your ehildreo.—Defeadaat : I paid her its the Ilret
week.—Bound over in £lO to keep the pesos for three
months.
Joan OF VIMMAIIIIT WIEL —Everything went off
well during Or week, though it was • very busy one.
A few of the gootlemen,•e•B finding that the Corporation
of We•mouth, had adv. for redecorating the
King's :fteithe, formed • party to carry out the object,
and drafted two .4 11.35. bluelackete to assist them.
A ladder was obtained from Market-street, sod they
were allowed to take it, in order to see "what was
up." A party appeared, and wanted to induce one of
the watches to go to the Victoria Hotel and have a
dria, sad they politely escorted him, one on each
side, so far ae Mr. Croydon's corner; but be was not
to be tarn off his girth, released himself, and third
for assistance, WINO several other policemen came up,
In 'sailors and plain clothes. The sailors had
evidently had a msdal in the shape of a gold robs or
two, for trying to carry out the object in view, which
was as the Max bad remained with uncovered head
so lour, te crown him with a pier of crockery ready
In their bird. Tbs polies force, however, finding
that Mr. Spore, and not them gentlemen, bad the
econtrect for decoration, objected to the performance,
• thuds mond and the crockery got smashed. Next
our would-be decorator expressed their disgust at the
indoor's horn, maim it looked more like • corkscrew
than • horn, and had better be taken away for
decoration and sent beak adorned to the Mayor.
But brag watched closely and followed through ttr
town, they could not carry out their object, various
were prowling about in different plans,, looking
people were
boards, bill boards, and other moveables,
and evidently &axiom to do • little decoration • but
at each corner the police started up mysteriously,
until they "roared 'sow many policemen the town
eould have, and at lest they had to relinquish thole
" little games." The whole affair was token as a bit
of fun on both Bides) for although there was •
display of force and and • little the& or re, nothing
ssrlcus theurred. Discretion was found to be the
bottle part of valour by the midnight funny ones, for
ending the guardians of Weymouth determined to
stead together, they retired.
Ti. Isom, CLoOD LCD BRITAIN'S Here On
Sunday lest the. Rev. W. Lemke( Hope *l, to •
sermon
from Psalm exH., 4—" DOD the u there
ariaoth light in the darkness," made the following
geranium to the Irish troubles:—" Some years ago,
when the great and filial debate in Parliament on the
Irish Church was taking pleas, one of the greater
speakers in the House, at the does of an slalomed
address, uesd these words—' It is • dark and heavy
cloud that hangs over Ireland. It's darkness extends
to the feelings of men in all parts of the British
Empire; but there is • solution we may all take to
ourselves. An inspired king, bard, and prophet has
left us wards which are not ally the expression of a
far, but which we may take as the utterer, of a
prophesy.' Hs says—' Mito tlir there arise&
light in the darkness.' And the s added—' Let
us try in this matter to be upright, let us try to be
just •, that cloud will be diapered, and the danear
whit* we me will vanish, and we may, perhaps, hare
the happiness of leaving to our children the heritage of
an honourable citizenship in • united and prosperous
empire.' (Mr. J. Bright.) This consummation has
not as yet bees reached; but one stags on the rood
towards this goal was then made. In tho operation of
the recently pawed Lead Act, soother stags M Wag
travelled, as that Act is brought lino operation, sup.
presented by the Rent Arrears Act now before Parl
mint, which in some Rem will without doubt become
law. And it is somewhat curious that the surplus
foods of the Disendowed Church are to be used to
assist both landlord and tenant in the settlement of
these arrears. lam not going to preach on Ireland,
but wish to keep Ireland and Irish troutilee in view
while discoursing on the text. Only last week we
ran I in the papers of hundreds of families ejected from
their petty holdings, that forth without covering or
food and almost naked, became of their inability to
pay the rent due. It is thus that fuel is supplied to
the discontent and the rebellion of Ireland to-day.
And the House of Lords has much to =MK for in
casting out the Bill for the temporary restraining of
all ejectment.. At the end of last semien, had a wke
and timely measure passed, many wising& think that
much of the Irish agitation, and most of It. agrarian
outrages committed within the last year, would bans
DOM disgraced the land. Be this as it may, we have,
as Othirlos, to ear Divine guidance for ourseres
and our rasa, that by integrity sad uprightness God
may enable on to bring light out of the darkness, and
turn Ireland's sorrow into joy."
fianooli Arrogions Cann.—Gthrge Glover was
summoned on Monday last, before W. TAO" Req.,
Dr. Drew, and J. E. Robson Enln for not sending
his (AIM to school, and, as used, the wife -
—Mr. Polly Hooper prosecuted, and elicited that
boy Charles was U years of ego, and had only attended
three times out of 40. He continued that the mom
had been summoned five times, and had paid 11k.
coste—Supt. Vickery said the father and mother and
four children all lay in one room. Mr. looper gaol
the Basch to inflict a fins to be paid on Saturda ,
with the alternative of imPrieouorsat•—la aparror to
Dr. Drew, Mr. Hooper said the distress warrant need
not pros& the order for SCADMIL
Robing seild the children are gro up Ignorance,
through the threats' neglect of peeper dull.;
they were ashamed to see • mother staodinF there on
such • whams—Fined fie, or oar= days 'Orlon-
Meat —George Barns, was M summoned
Of the
nonattendance of his daughter I.•=wha had els
attended 17 those out of KL—The said the ohl
would get away on the Sands. He was suffering
severely from asthma, and, en endeavouring to implant
the case, be was seised with a violent shaking, was
unable to proceed, and was directed to sit down.
rimed tici., on which be exclaimed—" I have got n
frisede."—A gentleera Court promised to pay th:
6d., and the magistrates said the father had better be
afal imfirroarY MIS Tram Whi
eleg-tedber ad Hoary Draw, aged VI. WM

because the child bed only made 18 out of the 40
ettendanoss.—hfr. Pally Hooper said the Attendee°.
Committee had done all they could in the ors, and
grithe seep-father could give some explaaatioe.—
ar'
epfather veld that day by day be took the child
to the school; but be would mess away from the
school often as soon as he left.—Mr. Pickard said the
Attendance Committee had had the boy before than
WaSeld time, and bad doss all they contd.—Dr. Drew
rid this was • case where they oaght to be aNie to
punish the boy.—The eteplather said after he had
taken the boy to erhool, he had to go to week, and
them the boy would go away in the awesome.—
It wee suggested the magistrates oneht t have power
to have the boy birched, when Mr. Arden said there
was no reason why the father should not do it.—
Defendant said be bad punished the boy repestedly,
sad feared it did him no good, bat only hard/mod him.
—Mr. Pickard was asked if he thought the come was
as represented by the stepfather, when he replied yes,
adding that he believed the defendant even locked up
the boots of the boy, who yet weat off all day, with-
out boot.". The boy would take the first opportunity
of getting out of school, and would hide his date sad
boots about on the Dem.—Adjourned WI to-morrow,
f.oLt±effpeareaps of the boy.—Geoeue pewee wile
with a baby in her arms. 'Her daughter
3i7lOae. had only made 17 out of 40 atteadaimee.—
The case had been before the Bench four times sad
lined.—The mother said the child had the erysipelas,
and hadlt every year about this Ulna—The attend-
&nos officer did not think there warn anything in this
excuse, the child had attended better of lata—ffined
8. 6d., and • fortnight allowed to pay, or • week's
knprieonatent in default.