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

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COUNTY Plitt SIMONS, Tuesaey.—Befrt 4.
Celcr .ft, E.g. (in the chair), an I Mu j .r '
Rohe, t T.abot was eummou-d f r ilocin. awl
I o lemon an nun. ceseao y time, severe' large lump...,
cha,k ,in the hi.hway at Chaldon I(eirlui. ii
bar 11th, to the danger of person. ve-stelt. -Del°
ant pien,lel not olilLy.—P.. Coekee *Wei 7.it
the 11th lust, he we lamming flu .ugh
about six 1, in., sod saw sev,ral ler.e In uPs Of 0"
on the highway in the village; one of the hoses
me ioural 24 inches by 15 Mohoa he Ii leap..., and ;woo!
palming in a tr ip w.uild be likely to c me to cu'd
Defendant ie the contracter tor the rep air .4 toe
roads, and the chalk was brought there for tid!!
Purpose. He removed the large lumps, and west
defendant and complained to him, sol ..kedbin-`
remove the remainder, insteid ..f which he ems,
put buck the lompa which he (the a roe.
on no eide.—Defeudant called J. Dor..y, capent
living at 06 .I,lou Herring, win. et ,r.nt th it L'e
measured the dietetics from the lump. ..h d!! I
well, and found it eixteen feet. thus allowipg pleirY
room for passing vehicles.—Tue Bench
defendant had rendered Mined( liable, oil indict-4 !
tiue:of le. and oat. (544.—T m or.ry uo
licensee were gratite,l for th- lirryh .und In'.
Winterbotume Kingstoa, from Samuel Skimr t. t •
Am iii, and of the Fox and Lamb Inn fv.m Us°
Burden to Samuel Skinner.

WIKBORNM
GOOD TIMPLAIIT.—A conference • f the membe
the Dormer District Lod4e id the 1d p Weui! e'
oevfivd:::::fdolTl.L...e.m.::telarlbyys;:t:dh..,eilni I
nitaht,Se.tnitin.?,Jr.i,,,h;;;..,T,:thm.l.l";l:
Wimhortie, on Monday. Lunchera P"
dency of Dr. Crespi, was held in the Corn Fads s
In the course of hie openin; the Chr!emt
regretted that ni,twithstanding the num'ier of P %%-
that had been taken, an the good that teruraesn':
societies were doing. the Feat increase of drunkeo.""
and the quantity of intoxicants consumed were
f ,pdt
deplorable, and showed them that a great orro "
,in the temperance come still morainal t he
All temperance societies, whether 01Ia Temoier.
whether Dissenting or Church of England te,mle'."°:r
societies, were all, financially and nomericaby• .„„
than they ought to be. The Rev. . liars, curate-;
charge of St John', Church, Winilorne, Ks"'
interesting accounts of his expo. ience interuPer7:,,
work in Canada, and sp be with feeling atd Meth
at the extensive manner in which pubbch vain e".u..
and emit London were patronim I on Similay devil")
eayinq that for every peraon wh attende IPoe:eth,
worship on Sunday evenings at least 'AI vls'
publichonee. Miss Wingfield Dix y, id i
delivered a "Gospel address," in the course of
she said she was glail to hear that a thoumnd. P 6.,
were taken. at the blue ri•ition temperance 110":vr.
Wareham Wit week. What they wanted to
though, was was theX a thousand pledges were belt' • 'le
as "diem The meeting was hr iught to cl,
se
usual manner, and we near that several now Ple4
were taken.

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IWNAGI
BLUR RIBBON MIXT bald their weekly
Monday evening in the British S,hoolroom,
ere ii'ad to say. insteri of diminishing. it is WI
inoreasing. for the Inst Monday au L*r.._‘• eCDwammo,
was quits Us 4 with a mis pippoisor