The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

PI lIPEANIL.

DOISST COURT iItreNDLT Socirm.—The anoint,
Gary of the Pinwale breath ef this exesileint somety
was celebrated on Tuesday last. Ti.. members net
about 11 o'clock ia • field beleeging to Mr. Matthews,
and heeded by the Mosektou braes band &Seeded
Divine service. Prayers we read by the reinor, the
Bev. Mr. Burr, and SA eleell-nt sermon WY prembed
by the Rae Mr. Savage rector of Hinton, who took as
his text I Peter 4th chap 7th eisd Bth verses. The
musical portioor of the service were ably snag by the
choir under the direction 4 lath Matthews, the organist.
At thr conclusion of the genies the members paid a
complimentary visit to their supporters and then re-
turned to the field, whore an exo 'lent dinner was hid
out In • test provided by Mr. Etsll, of Me chose's. hut,
;Sandford, to which about 40 set down. Ti.. shear less
take. be J. Metthews, Bp., uul.port.d by the au A.
SaYme. W. G. Bacot, Ben., M. li. W. Matthew., Bs+,
Mr. A. Demur., Mr. James, he. The usual local toe.ts
'melee been gives and heartily received. Si.. Chairman
propo-ed 'The Bi.hop end Clergy of the dioseee,"
stating that though the rester was not presont la perms
yet his heart was with them acid be wither' them
every succem In his ebonies be would myll
upon the rev. geothoom who bad Etyma than
so excellent a sermon (Mr. Savage) to re -
speed to the toast—(loed cheers) —The Rev. A.
Bungs said, from hewing been coon:abed with the Willa
Count, Association, mid knowing the vest emount of
mood done by its operations, be natually looked with •
kindly and favourable eye on Si.. Dorset emietv. He
knew of no s eisty b ,tier toloulated to merit the
implicit trust of Its members than the County Frierdly
Society. In the.. days of change it was tedesd hard to
gay what was substantial, but so fer as he could Jodie
the prioritise on which their erseiety was founded wee'
snob ea to warrant every sonlidence. They had
advantages which the old clubs did not pivees, but
whilst he could not bet state hie opinion that saoh
the ems, he dad not for oss mmunt with to dhiparage
the old parish club, with me of winch be w m fore lone
time connected, and of It he might my he never knew •
bettor emdected club. They should also remember that
the parish dubs were the first established, mid to them
they we.. 'oriel:de for meth of what was good in the
couoty Mobs. They had indeed the mperisnee .4 thaws
dubs to moist thus, they .ur in what they were de-
(emirs, sod it would be strange indeed if having
all this to micas them, the promoters of the cwo-.V
cloth bad not pentad by it. Ti.. rev. gentlemen
then referred to Use greet chanced which were
continually tatted pt-se through railways and hoe;
other sautes by erbicle the hold formerly esietiog
between a men eel big parish was being armed,
eep... By ineaming the Union Chanresksility Bill. .nd
mid that the advantages of &County Cleb would bosoms
more end MOTO felt. It was truss nick brimming to a
parish dab might if be removed have his Mak pay mot
hien, het he multi not ham him doctor, and to sever the
hermit of • doctor from the club, us. like giving • um n
• piece of breed withtut any therm (lumbler.)
Thue wee one thing ho should like to me carried out
sad that was a mks of the County Clotho establisloti
so that • man leaving this comity might lsave ell the
bon. It. of hie club if he meet into .an.ither—(theere).
py.e rev. untleii;an onecloded .midist loud chewing by
Imposing 'Summit to the Pimperne breach of the
Dorset County Friendly Seesety."—The Chairman then
gave " The Army and Navy and Volunteers," which
was rem oaded to by Mr. Bartlett, of the Bth Don't,
who Meted that the resent noble owner of Critobell
Home, O. Start, Fag M.P., had followed tihe *temple
of hie 'ether by exthemiblog liberslly to the camp keit,
sad that the Bet sebseriptions for the sitm. objest is
tie Nationel Provincial B.nk Blampied to 1.115. so Stet
the Yolaniser mule was still propreming in the 00.04
(allerri).—The Chairman Uses propme-i "The health of
Lb. vietors—Huud choirs). In respoodieg Mr Busot
referred to the heavy cell apes their fends through
enemas, and whilst expreadng a hope that the beam
ing year would be more 'evolvable in this resto`s
reminded the members than to thoemeives in • great
mowers the duty of preserving • their health use
entrusted. Rs concluded by proemial" " The health of
the Clubman," which wee warmly reseived.—ln
retuning titmice the Obairmaa said that mime be was
solicited to preside be serenely leseleared, Ice an the
two last anniversaries so few attended, that he the led
to think tbe members themselves took very lithle
interest in the matter. Ho was glad, however. to We •
iouch better master, and if seek was ocietinued. and 1
i bey oondueted themselves le a beaming way he should,
be happy at all times to tithe the chair for Sum—
atran). He would oonelade by preparing "The health
• f their seeretary —flood eloterth—Mr after:
thanking those present for their kindness, pt. •
brief outline of She operations of the society denim dm
year. The Pe:Biome breath sew *embers 190 bens It
and 9 honorary members. At the begiuniog of the
rear %Inns stood to the credit of the society £6 14. 7d.;
coniributions of in, talon memo& d to F 196 19e. lid.;
f;om bow. member., £8 Sc. ; withdrawn foes palest
stock, £l5; interest on feeds ha Wings bask. he 6..;
Disharmonies's: Bich pay, £99 10a. ;
daub pay, r 5; cargoes, be., trio 19. ; total,
11.159'. ; bathes to the reeral fend. £lBl4c. did.
This *bows an segmeetation of i he feed*, dodiesdang the
£l5 borrowed 'mai permit moiety of /11144. 40., whom
hoe h only • cm .11 amount prom test this breach is
oot Wog ironed. The Bev. A. Savage in • fes
lumorsome remarks "Oar wives sad smel-
-1 aorta" "Tins heal= Press" was then gime
and rueomdod to, sad tbo witortol oli.orood to the
°Fen, Awn demalmg and dime satoonomito were kept
ottik *IL

BRIDPORT.
tran last monthly minim a the Naval Reserve
glees 30 ii the number or men enrolled at this port.
Montt' Potice, Wsulnesday.-11-frore B P. Clundry,
lied J. P. F. Launch y, qrs. thmtga Perrott of Brad.
w a b.-d VI and en.t., or 14 das•hard labour, for
attatilting P. " Wren to the elusion of hi. nutt. in
that perm.. oa Satardsy n;ght ; and James Perrot'. of
Boulpole, and tiateafri P•rr -it. of Dotter,. for being
drool' aad riotous at the emus time and mass were fined
—Jeans Perrot', 124., and ti.runel 104-110 not v.
Itiom w. Mom* lend J. P. F. Oundry, &qrs. Jame*
Faxwell. vu charged with Wong drunk mid rioters at
ebiJeock on the 12. h inst —P. C. Wiles said he was
very shatite, an•l no.thlo't walk, he was therefore
obliged to bo broneht to Bridoort in •conveyanee winch
coat 3.. —Ftmd 5s sod 11-. ad. eosin which Me prisoner's
brother paid for In,.

Sr. llant'a SenoCno.-41undhy last, beteg the mooed
Sunday in Hay. Hot local wricenes tin behalf of the
alum* mime s eefelenarbinl in the parish church. and
collections made amonnung to eb. The morals,
preacher was the Rey. lamer teeter, beefinhost et
Monlnton Wyld. qho tok mg hie test, rat,up a child
in the way he aboifiti go, nod mime he bold be will not
ieport from it. Toe vv. gentleman ecfoiced by
homely hut impr•wire tlgnakrittiona the importoft duty
of sttending both to the temporal on 4 spiritual welfare
of children. Instead of a Hewn the age& hymn, "Lord
of life. all prat. eamilleg." leas Mae& and before the
sermon. "0 holy lewd, etainiecattO dwell,' Irma Hymns
Ancient end Haden,. At the envenom' seritioe the
liyinn• need were "God eternal, inighty King 1" sad
"0 praise our Ood t -day," both from Hi mos Ancient
en.l Modern, the sermon being preached by the Rev
K Dymock. Th• evening preacher WM the Rev. .1. L.
; the anthem won from ii.lachi I. 11, " From
the rising of the sou unto the going down the siting."'
one of those to he nod at the approaching diet:mice
(tie .Ist Salisbury. Toe hplin before the sermon w..
" Erect your heads, eternal gales" from Tate and
Ready'. collectioe, to • tains colepoad by our .Me •n.I
col awed organist. Mr. Avant. who officiated duein4 the
da, with 'rest ability. The ifinclu nee hymn was the
well known " Pligrons of the night." —O. O.
ALLIMGTON CHUILCH. —On Sunday morning the Rev.
H. C. ELitt.hlr, Ineumbwut of Botthwombe, litti•rhrd
aa eloquent and impressive pennon at this churLh oii
behalf of the &Mt ty for the Pim...ration of the Clotlt-i
in Foreign Parte takiog for his tent An •i. 8. " But '
ye shall receive power, after Hitt the Holy Ghost is
come upon you and ye .1.41 he •itnemee unto sic both
Jerusalem, nut in Jude., Sad in Sere .ria, •tid not,
the utterm.t parta of the earth" He described the
operations of the aociety •Iludiog moist topeouilly to
India where be had formerly biles If been • misironary.
He star, d the society gave grout. to new colonies until
they were able to maintain clergymen themselvei. when
they withdrew the greats, end ones them either to
other DCW colonise or miesiiiins to the hestheu; the fire,
olijisst of the society brag to attend to the spiritedl
Inuits of Englishmen in our colonies, many of whom
had no reltmotte ordln Imes plitelded for them. Hemel
that misaionsries to the lanattion wield often seamed
better with them whet.., no white men lied preriondy
been, then where they bed, nu frequently. through
basins on o'engyanen to minister to them, they bad led
such Oodles, bees that when a missionary afros the
heathen @mild not recoestilit his eshottations with the
lines of these white teen. The society out only sent out
Englishmen as utissionanies cm, its berithee, bet assisted
in otaintaiiiing astive elergymen in different carte. A
willection was made at the close ikagoaatios to
£3 17s. Old.

Osage, anus or Ascrisior.okr,---li.or of our
readers will recollect that the Nihon of the Moose*, in
his *snoop at Elms show., ow li. ISM Olt. spoke of
the neglect of Ami.beioa.day is some parte a hi.
dioonie. His Lordship's reweave were not appllembte
to Bridgto,t,. nee to reseal of the neishbounns
parishes. for In them &rag some years pest, this
great ft-stayst has hese dully elwersed by prayer
sermons. and celvbrstfixis of the Holy flosesemeine:
This year, however, there were more services and
larger attendants-. thee on any loniser Holy
Thrtsday. In Beldpert Church there were mornieg
pra)ers end celebration of the Hole Communion, in elf.
Andrew'. Chapel, Bradpole, the same, and le the perish
clursh at Elrrlie,le, • well attendol evening service,
consisting of prayere en 4 writ:ion. The Rev. W. F.
Templer beld evening Dermot 10 Hridport Herb we, end
In the isrish of Symondsbery. the Her. H. Rawlins. n,
reciter, afforded his parishioners in every part of his
extensive perish an oppertenity of attending Divine
-service. At tit. limit'. Church, lirmidoek. there we.•
moraine prayers and celebration of the Eucharist ; at
Lb. parish church see- Inc prayere and asenton,
3 psi.; and at SA Peter's, Hype, evening prayers
and sermon at 6.30 p.m. All the •erviose were well at-
tisodui ; at Hype Chereh about 120 persons were preset.
• coroutustance that me., he very enconragmg to the
rococo., as Wee molt the Sentay crowing stresses, which,
even now that the novelty bas worn off, are attended
by truvrded tiongvegatioes. This fist is the beet answer
to Mime timid friends arta feared that the erection
of a church is snob • thinly peopled district wee
mistake, and, as the choreb Heel? is "set on • MIL
and consul be bid," so should its ancores be • &mann to
others who ere beading charebea. There elan be no
dobbt that moose of the sueesee M due to the
rector'. long sad •rdtwee labour. in the parish, some
possibly to the admirable winner is irhoih the masked
wordss of the service 14 performed, but the great reason
why the psrishiamer. dook to their °harsh is that the
rata are free lied neeppropeamed, and they can than
enter without hesitation and take nay unominvied place.
Toe people of Syninodabery am under great obligations
to the Rev. H. Reertinsois for MY, and rent P.,•10e. ;
hot no one is a boon so really great al giving them the
free see of the ehlifollgest By pit and Brascloak.

Boneuen Pam Smettoota, Tseeday. —Before the
Mayor IT. Colfax, E.q..1 J. Williams and J. P.
Stephens, Imre. —Jacob Bereleth of Dreary, was
charged with naltwhilly carding against the
Orders of Her Majesty's Privy Comical and agreed
the Megistrates' order, by removing &lon • peak
highway from the parish of Symonasbuiy to Attal-
la!' sic oder Defeedast pleaded guilty, and mid
be did it in ignorer, thinking the permit he bad
which was for removing them front Allington to
Syntoodsbury would enable him to tithe them beak
again. The mayor said th• magistrates fitted bim
la, and 8. et COSCII, as they thought it was dues
through inadverthoon, and no harm happened in
cousiquence. But they wished it to go forth that
press to take wale from re pros to rather
meld net be used in any other case, nor to remove
than back again. They bad sio alternates be, to
fine the defendant; they could bays lined him £2O.
—William and Hannah Cole were euminoemi by
Eliza Marsh for assaulting her at Mr. John Fry's
paolinbouse in olliagtos on the 24th of April
Complainant, who gave lum evidence with great
volubility, stated Hum she weal, to the house to fetch
bee bustmod, and found him tipsy. He abased her,
struck Ism, and either lunched or posited her down.
When die got up sr bollard "mentor," and
Walton Cole mune in and struck her more then
twenty taxies, and thee Hamer C.,le dragged bet
&rag by the heir of bar bead. Thia was alierwaids
repeseed. Her (witness'.) birdseed was present all
the time and did mot interfere. The femele do-
fondant wee NM. —Jobe Fry who was coned for
the &Glace laid on that day the oomplainast owe
into hie boom, and abused her harmed most shame-
fully and rid he bad been with Mrs. Cole all day.
William Cole Irwin his wile's rum esentiobed
ammo in and inquired about it, and afterwards
Hannah Cole came in. They all west quarrelling
rid fighting togethey, and be ordered them out.
Complainant begsn the row, her husband was not
tipsy, be bad uoly had on. pint of beer. The de-
fim&ats were not the worse for liqmr either. He
! did nus see them strike the oompleumat or drag her
by her hair. The female defendarit etplaioal that
where they lived was under the same roof se John
Fry's house, and riA that bearing ones of murder
they went in and found complainant and her Adored
quarrelling. Neither bar husband nor herself touched
the prioroutrig. The berated mid the ram —The
magistrates dismiseed the come. The am Mart
wbo bad kept on interrupting the prooe.dings by
contradiction what the others said, and who appeared
in • greet temper. and meld not be kept quiet. was
now told she had to pay fie, when the said she
shouldn't pay it, therm bad been dismissed through
Hee being told, therefore she had larked • fair trial,
so should take it to soother "ball." Sim thee weir
shorn the magistrates who had to order bey to be
taken out of the court. She afterwards paid the 2s