The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

November 20, at Abbotsbu.y, tho wife
Joseph Ceder. of • son. •
November 29, et Oreherd•etreet, Blandon', the wife
of hr. mules Odra, of a daughter.
r......mber 1, at Blarsdford, the wife of Sergeant.
imasiTion, Fig,gpatriok (hth Dorset), of a son.
MARRIAGES.
November 20, at the Congregational Chapel, Way
e Rev. B. Ashton, Edward Hussey, *Mee;
mouth, by ti
ilo Hibbs, builder, to Mary, Yo
p
ditubter of Mr. T. Vyo, b)th of Weymouth.
November 20, at tbe Wesleyan Chapel, Lambeth,
the Re bl
v. T. eiCollagh, Frederick George
London, by
erren, of the Inland Revenue, to limma 'Compton,
Sh
duiuhter a tbe leo Mr. Robert Bishop, of Cambridge.
No cards.
At citvisgsburch• Belleville, Ontario, oft the gib
November. by the Rev. Mr. Dobbs, of Portsmouth,
*related by the Rev.: S. Jones, William 11. Poston,
▪ hamster, liellevAle, to Selena Priscilla Batmen,
only 'arriving daughter of Lieutenant•Gsneral Haswell
L. B. A •
December I, at the Independent Chapel, Blandfore'
Groy, Mr. Thomas liletheman War
Irm•
r„.O, sniii.ngstone, to I"sa Charlotte Bonin' Pond
of kilt lotord• DiATHS
ber 14, at Langport, Portsmouth, M.. G borp
Na„,,,,,
Burt, late of Neste, Farm, Dorset, nged 52.
November 19, at Hope-1..06re. Weymouth, buri..
tho Wilk.' WI II:IIII Holt, agog 57 yearn.
.ife of Mr,, at IkTan'tons. Falmouth, relict of
Novembr
,y uraacteseidelle.llannah Hooper, aged
742r:ers'roo. r 23, at 0 ,rfo Cattle. bpi 76, Elisabeth,
tbe wife of ro.bert Boor.Tayl
noember 22, at nrnemouth, Octavio, eighth
d lter of the itt• JoveYh 25te10,..g. Rag., of Dun.,
Bsreforcirbire. .
.4.
nes 2t.al I ere sn, after a brief illness, Mr.
Nowe'" II aged 5 years,
9 yea, much respected. *
Janie/ HOUDY. ,
gt. West Chidden. the infant soli of
Novengee' r 23, who wag born on r
Chsrle, and ADD tonru, and m the loth, mhme
coo fool,. an coder ja , .1 Intn.
y.s, at the Mtn ery ki, Dorchester,
Da Deism Henry leeway, aged between
tibe infant so
two lied three reerv_.
„„ oa wucborce Minster. William Wilson,
November 7,,
.NO 8°- id Cbettle, Blandforg, gumboil,
lguele:naledberasar ri, for arm"' of :1 Tees 'errant of
Morel.
11re. Clot e 25: og 6, High West-street, Dorchester,
November
Annie Daher,b maw" `I "ight.r of Mr. James Spicer,
ed 7 monthu
NO 7 years 2s. m Boberne,
re Portland, Mr. Willie
strorreded 74, who had been a palish °Meer for
mosely respected.
nsenY
.601•011. _lira, "Pet k Ifbeaat-street, Weymouth, Ml..m
0 be!
_..imm dant ter of the late r-„ John
m
Lvd:ir ...:„_ of Worouth, send ,ft can.
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' g fi, - Oekley-plaug
November 24 ;ethos, tbe beloved shilornmuih.
a Mr'
.1416211' ousea. seal nine Yell%
linden* Gear. v...dipol&Wfryuloath , J a* Cherie*,
N 4•4441" 29' .7----ed wile of the Rev. Boum" Le
Ssoysselels, l •It• °""keldigrater Bo e
~ , merest). sad eldest
41‘41"t " see John David
us ci late_. • 81"44414 Mk
B & Jo
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se inky Etwitso4ll4"
Deasmiler 1. at Dakl°l46"`l in teak &=aa, ifbe
Wilease, an old sod reePlote' ' tied 80
Isom
Deemoher 3, at 11006.4"14,,,, 4414 son ae
Ur. emseem Mara% Mgr Years'
December 4. 44 A-..""A. aw,_,..", D44ayster,
Iliermede , tbet 040'' —uft—v• of Alfred sae
„kiln. frc
imoolime, Gitfa three days' Was.,
✓id
rim ad 8 smell*

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cri Buite of Weather.
M p "
Nov. • •
SS 47 43 lig Fog, dull
a 44 SS g Orimling rain
SO 41 213 i cloodr. Inc
1 SS 27 E Fine
•., 32 U E Fine
3 33 34 N Fine
4 32 42 E& EKE Rain fine
Dommtherse VOCAL ASISOCIA2IO2.—We have the
pleseure to announce to our readers that this Ammer,.
tion, nada the conductorship of Mr. Hoyt= Smith,
Intends giving a exicert on Thursday the ISth Inst at
the Corn Fachange ; according to the Preeeet, armor:
meats two concerts are given every 110•404 (11 perm
extending from Michaelmas to Easier). The Association
has now entered on its first season, and is shortly about
so&ppesz before its friends, who will have an oppor-
tunity of hearing the result of the pratioa which take
place on Monday evenings, at the Holy Trinity Infant's
school room, the um of which has been kindly given up
to the members, by the committee of the school. •
subscription list has been opened, and we are glad to
hear that the appeal of the committee soliciting gentle-
men to become subscribers, has been responded to by •
large number of the influential inhabitants of neediest&
and the neighbourhood. As admittance to the concerts
is gained only by tickets, which must be obtained pre-
viously through • subscriber or a member, we should
recommend all who desire to be present at the concerts
of the Association to become subscribers on the =editions
mentioned in an advertisement in this paper. ends=
Mr. their intention to the hon. sec. . H. W. .
The programme of the coming contort consists of two
puts as follows :—Tho first pert will be devoted to the
first part of the =sortie of the Massith,espeetally appro-
priate to the season of the year; the second part will
mina= of • maciallanciate selection of madrigals, glees,
and soap, the latter as well as the solos in the
given by the professional singers engaged for the
eon. We understand that at the Raster coneert the
sacred portion of the programmewill consist of the resond
pat of the Messiah, which will be equally appropriate to
the seas= of Eater,and the mooed part will be devoted
to an entire work, or • selection of glee*, he. Dor-
chester may, we thine, congratulate itself noon the
formation of a society which has for its obfecit the
cultivation of music of a high class, and widish bids fair
to attain this object, and we are pleased to observe that
the rapport already accord= to it by the public aim*
Indicates a desire on their pert to foster and eneourage
• mound musical taste.
BALL PUNT RX•DINGEL-01:1 Thursday evening
another of these satiable entertainments was given at
the barracks. Although the evening was extremely
cold, • goodly number attended from the town, and of
same • considerable number of the soldiers and their
wives were present. The oaken, patronised the read.
legs, among those present we noticed, Ca. Newton,
Mrs. Newton, Mr. Knox, Citpt. Williams, Mr.
Williams, of Herringstone,thady Williams, the Rev. H.
Everett, Dr. O'Brien, Lieut. Bricham, Mr. F. Lambert,
and Mrs. Lambert, he. A most pleasurable addi-
tion to the evening's enjoyment was the &tandem
of Mr. Knox, the father of Mr. Newton, who same
from bin seat at Trotten House Petersfiold, and
promoted in DO small degree the =case of the even-
ing. The entertainment was commenced by Quarter-
master-Sergeant Matinees, with a reeding—" The
death of Montrose." Like most of his Wank=
Mr. Readerson's please no We occasion was one of
thrilling interest. The martyr'. death. Sowards whisk
the hero of the story seemed to look with that fortitude
azd calmness which have ever diatinpdahed the= who
have died for their Church, was reed isi an extremely
pathetic manner, and the attention and applause of the
audience were heartily given. "Ye gentlemen of
England," was next given by the Glee Club. This is •
favourite with the company, and was never sung
by the amateurs than on Thursday. Much
.1..,,, from she madame an Mr. Knox appeered—o7til
platform and read "The O'Mallaghan. This is a
tenni= Hibeallan sketch of the character aug
adventures of an ancient sou of the Green Isle.
Al • desendast from • race of • "a brindhod
thousand Kings," the O'Mullashan is =Wray
proud of his nationality and ancestry sad
his bitter animosity against the populaty of the
ilaxoe acquaintances of his own bosom 'hinds," affords
him innumerable opportunities of exhibiting his
'blarney" to perfection. The very amusing converse
tic= with which the piece abounds, were rendered by
Mr. Knox in • laughable manner, and drew forth mach
applause. Gunner Crawley Mien 'Leg • comic song,
" It's naughty, but Ws dee." Quaintness and humour
combine to make this song • favourite, and it wei well
given, provoking much laughter. Crawley was =cored,
when he nag "Country Cousin." Dr. O'Brien reed •
eeleistiat from his favourite novel—" Castles O'Malley,
the Leith Dragoon," recounting en episode of the
Peninsular Campaign, including • few snatches of an
Irish melody, far more amusing than musical, in width
the isempay joined. Roan of laughter resounded
e rooms as the hilarious Arens were can.
sithrik the
the applause was prolonged at the ermalu-
stee the reeding. The Glee 'nab next gave "Conte
when, ay love lies dreaming," in espial style. The
company were now disappointed is losing one of the
most looked for treats of the reeding. lite next gifts
on the programme sr i • raiding by the Rev. EL
Rverett, Reader of Holy Trinity. /eat Earchagi,
however, =gaped that owing to the lateness of the
hour ehs an. gentleman's kind offer must lospostponalL
Het be (Mr. Bhcham) had no &ate but ar Z. nee*
would be in Dorchester mush longer than their b
at A 'allay, sad amide= they would not be de:st=
ce she pleasure of hearing him reed—(applause). The
eorcing gong, "Widow Malone," was given by Mr.
Knox- this gentleman's talent for Hibernian drollery
wet =aim displayed in an irresistible lumbar provoking
manner. A well-deserved wore followed it, and Mr.
Keel oVillPd by einging "St. Patrick's Day ;" this
LAU auks spin excited the merriment of the
and the esewisiamani assiaded with the
rijang lie National milks..

COUNI T POT! arsatoin, Mikurday.—Mefoge M
Inners. (ChMltiman), Major Suwsrd, and H. B.
Middleton, Esq.
' JOurn Hiscre wan thread with treeparlng on Ow 'lie of'
the Great Western Rallies, Comps y, and artulting Jehn
Menhirs, a constable In the of the company.
Complainant tali that no No.:molter tt be met defendant
near the DoOdn shed at the II rode, ?4,.. nil station, awd mked
him to Imre. He whir I, it, v.lu,. tua ti,r,utomott to
throw wittier our some rs.h. "Dirt, .aricrilid and fell over
the mils t r, defendant isiel..ivg and striking him 4eferal
I was taken to :he lock up. Ile tore the
officer's clothes.
Defendant said be had been rent payll r and had drank too
much. He did not 1 now what he ii,d, but he hut DO Intention
of doing among of IntWeittieg ly wry,o hwar,
of apOlOta tO the 005110007 and °demo • pay any nania,,,, but
they Mufti to wells it. Ho was very turf, but ho was
quite u roughly used as the officer.
Hrs. Wililais,, said be dial not doubt it. hut he brought it OD
hiritiett
Fined Ma. sod cods 15i._

TooNal uAnsivio aLiCILOIOI NORTIIO, ,11, two young moo,
were brought up for poaching and • =ult.
with. Hui!. Reinsikeoper to Mr. Wiiikine, cd &idolised,
esid on F.olay afternoon. November 1d be found mix men beat-
ing fume on Mr. N. &pees land, at Llttlebludy. Ito naked
their names, and they refused. Then be sad he ehould keep
them. lib colisid the de/andante, and gave therm to his
twother Cherie., Irbil° he pursued the others. The two tried
to get away, nod ism brother called him back. HanduAl, being
urged by Nor,hover, truck si.uici.se brother over the heed
sitti a .tick. flansfuni got aye), and ultimo" &Hosed and
ovei.ook hint Ilandunl had two not", and Nut &over 990
rabbit .

ord said Bull took him by the threat, and nearly choked
him, which made him strike.
Noe drover mid he never touched the keepers.
Charles Bull mid both defendantLc held sticke over his bead,
one mad " Give it to him," and 'Lansford *l4 ock him across the
heed direetb.
Nerthover denied offering to strike Cherie. Hun.
Both were led Ida. and carte.
WABBHAIL
FATAL AOCIDENT.—A melancholy accident ha
here last Saturday evening. Mr. Bishop, ofrgea
lls
Fula. Purbeek, left Wareham about seven o'clock for
his bowie. Hie hone. a spirited one, it is supposed,
meat have taken fright, and thrown Mr. Bishop, as be
was discovered lying insensible, and his hares neer
hi.. He was conveyed to • oote near and received
prompt attention from Dr. Daniel,i but t woo [sand
from the first that he would not survive, and, having
lingered till Monday mailing, he died. Yr. Bishop
wee unmarris I, end • young man highly respected by
all who knew film. All inquest will be held to-day.
This makes fear inquests held by our Ooroner in • few
deys—ii number unprecedented.

WARM:HaIt MtlelOAL 80O1ffri.—This gooloty, which
was eitehlished a few moths e+,-o, under the conductorship,
and mainly through the ameba's, of the Rm. J. R. Lloyd
is AM canceert last Tuesday evening, in the new Oorri
. It la gratifying that the drone of Mr. Lloyd, Me,
sine=me se - resided amonpt us he. been molt solve in pro.
=the modal advanornot of the town, ham been so
esimeerhal in rapid to musket mature. Poelits
good mks hinteed, end reined tare, he bee
• capital Moir of shout 40 voices and they=ne—rute-riro
I. his serdisous and careful lemming; end, we doubt mot,
Wareham e ill he Indebted to Mr. Lloyd, for many very *rant
moral evenings The larm room was well nod, the milers
1 ineluding erre of AO prlociri gentry of the town. Tbe pro-
grammer carisked of two sectioas—ar lint mar, the second
mender. The concert opera with the National Anthem, and
the toys] Ware wre rung in jubilant style and with coed
Meet Elvers line 'entree followed, "Art.., Aim" Led we
Isms Isidro reed it dons better. The ever charming charm
4. " Ses Ur conquering hero oars" wan given with much spirit
end Molted loud The Rev. J- B. Lloyd then sang
.. Angels, ever t and fair," in a most.acoompilebed MIMIC
Farrent's sound o anthem, "Lord, for Thy tender mercies
=allowed, bringing out the full tones of the choir vary
tly. Tin duets "Ave anctimainst" was then given by
Mn. Beal and lira Shave en well that they were vormiy
encored; and the Am part closed with the Hallelujah chorus,
the intricate fugues of which were skilfully taken up, sad the
whole was very effeetirly given. The overtire to Lempa,
a for two pianos commenced the mound pert. This
we. played by Mn. Lloyd Mir Yearaley in brit ityle.
, Glovers pretty icing, '' _ goad Me et ffee door" was given
with much riveramme by Mrs. Bea, and wan loudly encored.
Mr. Mono Bug well, " 1 never can forget" Webers glee,
Hall, all bell I thou merry month of Mar wont merrily. -Mr
Yearray made one of ties Into of the evening by her excellent
1 shrift of "Winter evergreens" and sbe ma enthusiastically
encored. The other pieces were. the " Huntsman'. chorus"
which is ever welcome; a very effective glee, "Under briar,
rock, and mountain ; the dunning madrigal, "Soon eel mo-
les, strard r Mendelsohn's per. songs-:" 0 Sy with me,"
"A ookihror came," and "Over her grave ; Bellini's "Sound
the trumpet boldly," and as a finale "Now pray we for our
country." All them were very creditably given. The eociety's
Ant commert wee. decided succrs, and everybody home they
will soon announce another.

ACTION MIADIR ml SOUTH-W 1111171.11 RLILICILY
OMPLIT.—In the Court of Common Pleas on Thurs-
day, an appeal wee heard in a °sae tried at thci last
Dorset 111ailti, Smith v. the South-Western Railway
Company. It was an action brought by the plaintiff
(Smith) against the South-Western Railway Company
for negUgenoe, by ration of which the plaintiff's Dottie,
Ii wee alleged, had been burnt down. The grass on the
banks of the railway had been mown, and had been
placed in beeps. caught Are, and the Are spread nom
distance and caught the plaintiff's oottege. which it
beret down. The plaintiff suggested that the defect.
daate' servants bad been burning some of the heaps,
and that a spark had caught the hedge, or a spark IM4
flown from an engine. Mr. Justice Keating, at the
amigos of Dorest, eon/adored, that there was no avid-
ewe to go the jury of negligence, but directed a verdict
for the plaintiff, subject to that point, which he reserved
for the Court of Common Pleas, The Court had dis-
charged the rule for setting aside the verdict. There
was then this appeal against that decision. Judgment
was given for the plaintiff.

POOL

PIONICIVITON usom ;lin-Fames' ACIT.—On Thum
day Last Alfred Balaton was summoned by Mr. W. H.
Beadon, sub-inspector of faeteries for the South-Western
Dirtolet, for several breaches of the Factory dot. The
r=mid that in the 011411 he was about to bring
a) magistrates it would be seen that negligeme
had bees so prolonged and so determined that it was
absolutely necessary some steps should be takenth =form
the observance of the law. The lint charge was that
of employing Joseph Maple for more than seven work-
ing days without • medical gentleman's sertiiiiiale.
The investor said the employing of young person'
without a 's aortilleate had occurred two cw
three WINS. Th. second ehtage wail that thethefendent
tragon) employed a girl named Ann Ince in the
without having her name on the disic The
Inspector said that the names of Aired Lissa and
Earic
'oyes had noe been entered on the r4aMr.
Themeen of the &elm WY sailed who proved that
Lusa, Jam, Maple and Vine had worked at the factory
for differeat periods—from weeks to months. The fifth
ems was for employing James Foot, a child, without •
medical emilitaste. The defendant said the Mild was
employed in the warehouse and not in the mill. The
Impostor said ha saw the Mild himself at work in the
feelory. The next ease was for employing Frederick
Jackson without a surgeon's certilloste. There were also
two *harps in the ream of Jaolmon and Foot that the
defeadmit had employed those children without proem.
log their school wirtifirstes for the previous week.—
Mr. Ralston pleaded guilty to them chargen—lifter
• brief consultation the Er-mayor (Yr. Rogers) said
that was the fint time they had had any as.. brought
before them wider the Factory Act, and they sincerely
hoped it would be the last They (the Bench) eon-
eldemag the Margot proved, should fine the defendant
Maples,
.Balsicia) El and scats in each of the eases of
Vine, Lums, and Joyce ; in the other asses,
In aceordanse with the preposition et the
faspator, the defendant would only be required to pay
the rods. The add that he sincerely hoped
Mel tile mealsitairZbreet ease that he Mould have
to bring before the Memel
Ithamm,—Dming the month of November mayoral
deaths mearred in ibis town, amongst whom were four
litaged a. 4 revested townsmen • one, Mr. Robert ,
mule Maack was nearly the oldest Inhabi-
tant of Poole, he being at the time of his death
89 years of age. He was of • most genial disposition,
an throughout his loag life he was greatly respected
by his pupils. The late lir. Biker pored net only
=knowledge of music but was • good French
and he took maileelar delight ia translating
Frisch poems into English, Lail weak Mr. Thomas
Godwia, who for 40 years wee superintendent of the
Baptist Chapel Sunday Salmola died at his maideoce
la Perry Gardens, Poole at the stymied age of 79
years greatly respected by all who knew him.

WINBORIfE.

Ng, GAO PAlL—For.Offit long time peek Wis.
bores pa ametuners have been on the grumble; and no
peat wonder either, for while other towns not very
far off delight in well illuminated streets and v.ll
lighted shops and dwellings, paying for their gas 58. and
68- per 1000 feakpoor Wimbornites have had pm of low
illensinating power, for which they have had to pay
is. 6d. per 1000. So many read with satisfaction a
=co Friday annotinsing a pariah meeting to be
the Town-hall in the evening. Yr. A. White-
head in the chair, tionvened in order that the inhabit-
ants of Wimborne might ‘ocapt the offer of a new gas
einipany, who agreed to supply good standard gee at 6s.
per 1000 feet. As one tradesman in the town consumes
annually 30,000 or 40,000 feet, and another 120,000 feet,
a redestion of la 6d. per 1000 was an item not to be
sad so the opinions of the meeting la favour
ml new teaapaay were tolerably misnames& The
following was the mincemeat proposed to be signed,
which agreement every Wimbornite hopes will have the
eftst fathead sospelling the present company to better
the quality and demean the pries of their ps, or ask
of substituting the now company for the old as
speedily ma possible :—" We the following inhabitants
of the town of Whoehome us of opinion that new pa
works see required in order to remedy the present high
pries ebarp4 end to improve the quality. And we
sexes, when the purism/Its are completed, to take all
gas we may require to use from the said tampon, for a
tern of seven yaw, providing it be of good quality,
aed the prise does so exceed 68. per 1000 feet." As
• diensalso wee aneved tie weft soon borniasiod.

TES QUERN TO (FEN MEAT PARLLAKENT

IN iisfialT

On the mead= olihe iirse lib.detar% visit to the
=tat Windex Coatls, on Monday, Gas Majesty was
to intintats to Mr. Gladstone her intention of
opening the next Parliament in person, not as was dose
whoa the Boae,dgo lad abet the Pest, and faithful
004111601111 at Bt. Stspb.e, Palace on the conintence.
inept of this memorable session, but with full State
soremonial and all the appliances of Court grandeur.
The date of this resat is likely to be the 3lat o/ Jan.
Was the Emperor of Bosnia neoeadtates an earlier
suesting.