The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1884.

on her olothen—The Benoit, having hew i the
'Adams, &melded to fine the defendant 10a, inducible
ooeta—The Mayor advivel Mtn Sorting to live more
lioesbly with her neighbours in the into, —M.
Berlina : It is eh. ought to be ammonotl, not me.

SOCIENIS IN 1101131 It
• return hoe be.. Woad by order of lbe Haws of
Comatose giving • number of Inteesetini
roereatiog co-opsratlve stated... in the Dotted Kilted to.
rts• Um's, relate 0, the rear 18611 and the following
partleulare raspectiag local seecslatieat will doubtless be
read with Int./mt.
lu Dheetsbir. 1b... en Ore co-operative societies', but
ose of than, that at Broadway, ha• no, la." to°
' requisite reuse.. The Erershot aad District 8.13.4111 had
117 comber., sad the sake of go do amoanted ton 970,
and the profit ou the twelve mootles' tel•lneta was PR
Tlits share capital Is MK The lithos Abbas keirociat,on
aunabseed 76 sneenbers , the sales of gook were L 1.670:
stad the profit oats waa A:67. To. share capital le A 147.
The WerillOUttl laduateial Co-operative had 101
member.; to-.a1.. of plods are reLurcel at AMA and
the profits £ll2. The Investateals other auto In trod.
amount to £I,109; the share capital Is £1,109
and the is.. carotal IMO. The Pioneer Ind'',
trial Cceoplratire. WiaWbOCIN, Whltchurch, and
Biandford te resented to have • sneratersltio of 6; the
.to. of seeds elected amounted to £169 and the
groats WAD.. The share capitol is stated to be Ate

had also • very large dell. which was attended to
by Messrs W. Wheeler. T. Cu.,. S. Potter, W.
Loader, S. Loader, sad F. W. Walker. Among NA
clergy cement on the platform w .re the Rev. Cheri.'
Garrett, as-President of amferenoe, sad the RIM
B. Hemly. Chairman of the Porte= Kith District Is
tbe cows. of the proaeding. a telegram of ap >logy
was read from the Mayor, who was detaloed st
Bournemouth on so important mapnry . The Rev.
U. Hiagall, the suomintsndest ialormed the co:inane
that the oongregetion bed rallei no lees than 54,400
during the first four ran of the ezistesoe of the chapel.
MA when they bad raised £6.50 the chapel csnmittee
would send them • gift if £lOO, mei the Sttlaksi.m 01
Methodism Food amanitas £2'25. ao I they would
have • loan without interest of £3OO, leaving at.li •
deht of £1,440 which they would not be overweighted
will. The Rev. R. Hardy awl the Ray. Charles
Garrett also lanefiv addressed the meeting, and in the
seining the Rt.. Charles Garrett also preached In the
°impel front the word@ "Thy loving kindness Ia better
than Ufa"

The TlOll :I think so. I think the law I. this
(and I bans authority for mart., so)—that the vostry
meeting ought nt to be call. I without tips c of
the incumbent. (N.., Do.) y way grumble and
growl eh est it, bat I believe that is this law laid
down in the Court of Q iset's Busch, sui I tell you
plainly, gentlemen, I am ping very moo
sitar thi. meeting to hays it out. I am
going to put the mato, before counsel. I
am at goiorr to take you all by surprioe. lam
solos to hays it out whether I. as the Vicar of Wm.
b.trio Minster, muet be °reunited as It the tome of
the vestry meeting. If soused as,'.' No, the than**
wsulons con riettis it.' I shall say n .tblog more *boat
shoot It; but I think be will say it is net Do. Not for
my own plessure I assure you, f ,r I would rattler bet
1 hundred mile, away, hut it I. my dot,' as V iff a in
toll place. I don't amiot to have any a.bitrary
u•orrti.o of Down ; I d.n't want to claim or take
anyt ing that belongs t you. It i• no g kod to me,
but it is my daty, if it bsiongs to me, as Vicar of
Wimborsie Mitutsr, not to let anything stip that
belones by law to me and my suosseeors. As 'Titter,
end I being the legal oliairman of this meatier, it is
my bounden duty, at however !Feet twrifi" of
mute here atpi take the chair es m•
legal right, and I tell you plainly (tektite his seat) I
do so now. (Cheers awl uproar.)

Mr. WlLlog at moo roe; and 'said before he made
any reworks he wished to mak the Vestry °leek if he
11.1 in Ma Pnafseefou tb• legal opinion which was
taken by mutual comma of the ahurahwardsas and
clergy In Wimb wae on the right 3f the then Vicar of
VI-lute-Pus t 3 take the chair.
The Yuma : Then wee 00 Vicar of Wimborne than.
Id,. WILSON : I did not Interrupt you. Don't
Interrupt we, sir, please, end I will state my ease.
We have right, to proves be well II 00
rights. (Hear, hear.) He continued be hal hope'
they should not have had aocardos to have raies4 that
cuitroverey again that evening. He only hap id they
eh
iuld not have ocoesho to maks it ea annoy) oln-
teoverry at the vestry meetings of that perish.H.
held in hie head Mr. Prideanz's opinion given on this
ir.:ry matter, and be aculd oaly say if it had been
hostile to them they would have bowed to that
opinicia, and should not base oeicuoied the tim of that
vs.try. Hie must e.y he thought the Vicar had rather
shifted hie groonri sine, he last appeared tle.re. He
thoarbt they di I • gaol thing far the Vicar then in
awing a re.o:uti hy -hit 11, was voted the
ohoi. At that time he (the Vicar) came to assert his
tight 'an the groan I that be w.. Vicar of Wimboroe.
At that time the Vicar, he believed, blow I his right,
as ha did that night he prom on 58 G orge
at 69, eea 2- (The Vic'.: Ye...) At that last meet-
ing the Vio.r advised tie eabiti3us of the onlas of
oburchwardens In loyeet 1,, Pet ferega's Ganide. Now he
he was golog to give them • little of Prideanz.
(L tughtilf.) HS then proceeded ii rea I the oplaiou
given ID veers ago, the etlent of which practically was
that the Vicar coal I not take the chair by legal right.
' Els (Mr. Wileoo) understood the Vicar hal intimated
U he ha] knows of that opinion he child cit have
contested the matter.

erziz • this.
MS. W/LIION : I had It on the stab vity of the
Vestry Cork. sir.
(Tb• Vnrgy Cingit roes and etatei the Vicar had
told him if be had known this opiohn earlier be
should not hare contests I the matter.)
The VICAR: No, no, (Uproar.)
Mr. WILION: I shall Isere the Vicar and the
Vestry Cl.rk to settle that .oatter between them—
two eminent authorities. (I.sughter.) The Vicar bat
quoted one authority on the quatioo, Dr. Wan.; h.
(Mr. Wilson) quoteed a Venter authority upon ecoleei.
mama .law—Mr. Prideaux. He put this before the
ratepayers in order to show he did not corns there for
any captious purpne. Mr. Wilson assured the
Vicar, but for the new scheme, if be Ind asserted hie
right to take the dude, tney would hove physically
disputed that right; and he ale. assured the Vicar
that until this matter warn settled, SS bog as be hed
voloe to yell. and was not turned out of the room, he
should protest against it. He oonten led the Vicar
was not sole vicar, for this wee not an seiciesineti,al
parish within the moaning of the Statute. do loll' SS he
eould speak he should lasy the right of any nouroing
eisoleelnetio to came there and take away their Medi
rights. (Cheers.) Bask in Shakeepeare'e days
said—

Yr. Kitson ;aid that If that were the class If the Ml-
COtata wer• is a cliatrateaul conittion. the Oomentaset
auditor ha I tmeo nearly derolict ta hi. duties 12 pa,slac
&camas. ia a taus Wow 0 'edition
In r.py gr. Wthoto. KONCILTO.I sold that 13
y••nl ado no orm appointed st •14.1 y .CllO. And no •
tho mleur woo £llO. and out o Konen,. hat to ofir Aid
• yea: to • guarani.e society for hi. security bond to the
guardians.
Kr. O. Mascara:l replied st seine Ituath to Kr. B or
reoPentiad lb. acontota sot contradicted Kr. Boor's
etatsment es t moms rem Ark i male ttl the eadtt'r: The
suda or passed the •000riate. end that wes • sufficient
cuorantle they woo. correct. Kt did not ere eh? be
Should to oompollsod to pro, do. orotbout remonerotion, a
room in which a Rasa like Yr. Boor could some for two or
them hours at • limo to loot over ps,l4 *lts .14 thee
wt
down and abeam him for no boor at • tin*. When Yr.
Boor could not s .t sty hias-If be aaaaaa ily t tb Kr.
V loper-Thocoss with him t 3 h. (11-. MII,MktOteS)
Mimes and gersersl interruption.) What his an ;Ito- nsa-d
Ir. why aortal.; rot. had been psi.* by tolao (Kr. Knack
-
ton) out of nts o en buttes, sal by repi,ol 1. .1 his boat
would not slaw loom I, summon poor pi opts who hod not
got • shilling, sob. Mid the moo-y himself. (applause )
Ho did not Kook be had suromonal roof. then stout five
peoplis for rates dariar the white 13 ymm he had been
assistant oversew. (itoolause.)
Yr. VoirtioTnosus rose, wallet hisses and Intermit-
Ilea". ant sold toot be m.rly wiehed to Polo, Oil that
what woe proposed lob, done ers, ander the 11410
sad 10 h Von. ahap. 115, and real the section of the Act
referred to.
Kr. lid.coca. in • pithy some% pointed out that there
were peep." is Wins oorne root al at .2120 who VIM only
r•led et .216. sad others rooted at .2140 sad only rated
at Ad; 0rh01..1 • wo hi to man pavi.,g £l2 rent was yawl
at £lO 11,. lfthey wanted to demos ta.r.t .4 let she
seeftement be more fairly nude. Tim working men of
Whaborno were paying Ins rotas of toe tio-mlied cootie.
mow
Kr. llunarrON mid that IL, Boor hat 1,14 him per.
lOU tar th•t be wold g•S him out 01 his Ofit:s If it took
him ten reors ti do it.
Boil : It te as..
Alan solo. further dimunion Kr. Ilborc. in order to
being lb* caution to dm tab, moved tits following
resolution in the teems of the mental p own—Already
referred to—nomadism Um payment of LIO • year to the
overseers :—"Tast the sandal rental of £lO shall be mid
for th• post year and for intent years to the assist snt
,versorr for ass nee of an office wh rein the book, and
doclinenos of this parish aro depo died, and where the
se nosy be open to toe Insoscton of the ristaPatavw.
111. e. Thum. seconded
Kr. WlLson morel. ant Kr. litallOND awatibiwi, se
an amenisaeut :—" That the °sores,. of the poor of the
p &dodo of Want:horns b r. g satod to provide • pilau and
alio* for • depolt try for ohs b oks sad documents. and
that the rent of .210 be paid by the overseers for the put
a ,d futnre years in scoordatos with 21 ant rs Vino imp.
_ .

On being put to the meeting the smendmeat was
carrsed. than being n votes ageleat.
Kr. Wilms then 023.. d the omits& amendment as •
motet uati r. solution
T. iii. Mr. BOOR moved as an aisandment :—" That the
stool. Maltar be adjourned Ls All the oorraspolaiwtos
losty,ren at. Looni Gorernmant Booed and the assistant
overabr and the overstate in relation to the perish
accounts. h been laid before the vestry, at a special
cosetieg to be °wives ,d."
This was wooed od by Kr. U. H. LOW.
Kr. BIBRILR resnyled Kr. Bow's Insinuations against
Kr. lioncaton as (hearse dui. and said that the letter was
one of the mu et popular °duals in the county.
Kr. BOOR Old RS had ma be no inannatione ; he had
od mar •ly repeat what t auditor had uld. (Criss of
" 01 I oh I" and general disordyr.)
Kr. KURCSTON also Mat n I Istter had heels received
from the Local Govsrausent B art requesties the corr..-
poadence to be brought forward before that vestry
in—Nag. or they would have bad It there that night
H.tunately the amendment was put to the msedng and
lost by • large majority. Those who voted for it were Bre
In number. namely, Misers. Boor, Knolean, CL H. Low. J.
Burgess, and J. Pothecary.
Kr. G. WILSON proposed a vote of thutki to the Otter.
win, who, he said. bat swdeavonred to Set 111311 t WIRY,
tleAty in presiding over them; and he hoped that they
would hare the pleasure of voting hiss to the chair on
MART occasions.
. . . . . . .

The •..te of %beak, was carried unanimously, sad tb•
meeting terminated et about • quarter toll.

11L131D7011D.
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LOCAL BALM—Tow* were six nominstions for the
five *este on t i. B .ard, bxt NKr. W. S. Selkeld
hawks,/ withdrawn, the four retirin members— !tears.
J. G. E. letwremer, T. M. Pork, S. J. Burpitt, and J.
Ball were rirelected, and Sir. J. W. Luff take. the
place of .tr. IL Gil (r. tired through failing health).
Thu. the expense of an elecam is spared the rate-
paiere Ude year.
FitIINDLT SOCIITIZIe FRl.—The whole of the
friendly societies in Bina ifor.l, seven in number,
Intend holding no amalga noted demonstrat'on In
J.ily.
TAMPCIUNCS AOCIITT.-00 'Thursday evening, Mr.
J. P. Urso delivered a temperance lecture in Ch., Town
Ifni), under the presidency of the Rom F. Either
(curet.). A thud of Hope meeting was previously
held.

CONOILGATIONAL SONDAT SCHOOL
to o ,nnsotion with the &noire:eery of thia Sabbath
school, there wis. • mile of trivial sad fancy articles in
the schoolroom, in .14 of it. fends, sad mutable priers
were given to successful ezhola,e.

Rint k full-frees parade of H Oompeny,
D B V. took place on Thursday evisoiug last, when
about tO members put in an appearance, and were put
through • good drill by Sergeant-Instructor Knight.
Tax death -1 the Doke ..f Albany warn the totem at
lapin of conversation here ..n Friday evening on
rec apt .4 the awl new., and m Joh sympathy was
expressed for H.,. the Q sem and the Duchess
of Albany in their great trouble. At the differeot
plume of Divine worship in the tow°, on Sunday, the
event was feelingly alluded t and at the parish
church the prayers of the oongregation were asked for
the Q teen and the widowed Duchess.
Revived. Salmon are being held in the Wesleyan
Chapel hers M.. week, commenciar on Sunday last,
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Beebe).
Ten Rot D oast Point-to-Point Rico came a last
Thursday over • sale:tat course neer Orchard. Only
five started, and the real was won by Ms. Jame
Tavloi's mare, Mr. Ross being second.
Hoartctmecasd. fiocirrr.—At a meeting of thk
society teat Friday evening in the Town Hall, the
Indefatigable hon. secretaries, Mears. R. 0. Richards
and Jenkins Bichaids, who have done so much for the
income of the poet t so years, announced their resigns.
tires. secretariea, in consimience of no many engage-
meet.; sad Mr. Darden, who has filled the part of
treasurer for upward' of 20 years, also resigned, on
account of advanced years. The annonacemsnis were
received with regret, and expressions of thankfulneas
were freely bestowed se these officers for their
weir.- Intimately !dr. H. F. Bell, Sir. J. Payne.
and Mr. 0. Hunt undertook to , perform the duties of
j tint secretaries, and Mr. 5.0. Richards emepted the
office of treasurer. It wee decided to extend the
exhibition Oda year to all 06•11MII, amateurs, and
cottager.; and If possible to bold the &nand show the
first week ia September.

"Stookrear," her Majesty " ham told you that
L mpold Is to both. narks of our fourth young g ntlamaa.
It Is • malt of love sad sfleatioa, •htch I hosts ISO will
not I issporovir. It is • name which I. the de .'.. lOs.
at,, Atbrrt'e.
of
one which mod* the abnoit
happy dam of to, sed childhood. Tr bear ' P.M •
Leopold age u will mike me 101.1 .1 those, .1 .ys " W
have hes.2l. readiug has, worda, 'amok feet it
bee.' be that bar daily •I'or perfOß th Mr coo
sla "aid be yelled by that ism meats rather Slim by the
other which has latterly bees m familiar upon our lips.
It was not till morns time akar tie di*. of thle latter
that the health of the yoitag Prince became a rource of
anxiety to his parents. Lag before Ms Priam C %sore.
death, however. Prime Lisp din state had bmout. mkt •
eel, sad oss of M. la t strangely' ,ata 'nude by ,be
oppaprt pat to, tbe young P isce's may at Cilia. uring
er alma/141 He arrivrid there on the 14tA N mew
her, 1861, ita i tow. by • ourimi cotacideam, the I lines
of his tether's deals retched him et lb. Ter, oleo • on
who'll hie owe OJOS looked their met. The Prima r-turn.rd
t miand •ma sit-r and lead ander the •y• of lb.
Qom., until he obetit ti Oxford, et' re bb in
Ism Bylprie be moo there the Priam had quelled
imaiel( to profit by the iotercourm with he distioguis lad
atm whom he delightei to gather round hva H. tied
read loath and thurouithlY. *2d curled with him • ISrge
amount of pafaemsticia In butt ivy literature. sod the mtg.
Made hat always bean • favourite stu ly with him. gad
in it he bad art:laird proficiency shore tks level of • mere
amateur. During his stay at Ox.ord be was at pains to
cattiest' the society of the ablest men at the Oniversite
ebe be iebbie bia.aaif warmly hired, not ocily by his
bebitud oou spay, but by M. intelligent littoral which
he Mowed la too 101)1041 50.0 WlllOll tsey wer• *Mom met.
By the time he left tbo Oftivereity his reputation ss •
sralout sad conscientious •tudest was generally Immo
nod emireciet nod the titi whim Me DSO, Of
Boehm tad, Kr. Dareall, and Kr. Gladstone spoke of him
oben boob aiibe,eards. be at aimed bit majority hey• nit
be-n foreotten.
The Q en showed her pride sad satisfaction in her s
by ahowsvag honour, upon him. He became sammeively
• Haight of the Garter, • Haight of the Tnistle, a Haig it
Or Ociaimandar of the Star of ladle, and • Kbight
Gran Close of St Michael aid St °tome. Not ism that
oil them the Prince milord the hosoar of D.O.L. cow
ferryd upon him by bit university in IfO6. But more
Om, all he pr sid the goad opinion of hie claw pi issue,
sad Oat hearty weloors• with whica he was every efh -Ti
received wiles Mamas among them to show hoemarceet was
his deelr•t. reek. lila se.ier • .d Catgut ir 454 futon to
Mom whose tisk/ or. h and es) 7 omtp en.
tamt meaty. Ms Met spates-awe in Earful were all of
UM kind. not the least a.t ambito one In which ho
pleaded sl.queatiy in favour of providlog simple but
relp,d smiseamate fur ths people, who had so lilt
chancy of tows" soy of toe plusuree that us its lit.
sweet lath. toUwuru and weary. Don to the time he
left lighted, • fe• westo ego. the Priam had mown
OMOOSIaI •nsray Is pleating the public demand. 11000 Olt
attention in various mit of taco "miry. Be was always
ready to help, not only away front koala bat also in the fop
mediate Itelelthotlehoo4 of hie 'estimate et Okasmost.
Just Wore he toil Hosisad he sane (15ts ifebruari) 'The
Bands of Das" In an amateur felSeeet at Kase In ad of the
land, of the National /lobo ii them.
He had gone abroad for the sat of Imadth, and from
time to time tiding. reached Iglaad of kis Pamir p .tio
in the pleasant h-lay If, of Comes ant Nim I Att go
he was expiated to be min oarte more in this oouatri t as
saddeo Olose la a.naunc4 of •hat smatel • prom rya.
ant happy cutest. Kaowinr, as ere do. how daspiy
tem loved by every member of his family, it is imporeib s
to Mink without out. Riad of the cm *trate* and dmol 41
which this maddest osetatrophe has bruaghtisto the h met
of him Royal moth, and her children, and. above ail, inky
bis own bouts at Oartemoak wham the wifa so recently
brought I 'Featly there. now tarns hope Gayly in search of
the face that shall aniw.., lovlngly tu her look. no al
This to olt thOole for words. teem heart can mills, for
In greater Or Wee dogma, all the terrible trer.dy
that is involved Is th more stmement of the fop:. n
heart• of Moss ono know what the love is Hist knit* 1..
members of that Hood family togemec are SOI fal at
mob • moment se Utill SO gliVO utt imam to their emote hi.
Tom out but pray thst mentors 10th. mourners which no
mortal sill con bring,