The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-19 00:00:00

eassitrag daring the pact mcath. or ihol
thrown over. Every member, he hoped, would endeavour
to attend on every occeeiou : for very noon they got
ruety in drill, and only. mt.„ait, very often, could not
be ellbilent for duty. (lleer. hesr. and ,WPiause.)

rsorosmomor immoral.
Several morally Wet. Prapand. Iclwlnz Mr. Lear.
Bennett. Carr. F. Masters, James Virgin, tc. The mimes
Ind be eloshlarei. In coaalattee. . .

brepeed • vote of thanks
to th• wortll7 boo.. "creturr. Mr. II meet% (Applause.
Re, the right man in the right place en.l the rn .re vf..rk
they gave him in emu:meted. tit at ere he like., it—(,n tre)
&Putatvo--andl he (Id tartarunwaviergeant LEM If BA on,y
to, pleued he had been kind enauell to accept the °Aloe
*Arnim
sw.ged•d by Corporal WALLIN, amidst renewed Op-
please
The MAYOR was very lure Kr. Hooper deserved that
vote

Cheers were then given for
Mr. P. Houma, who berse to thank them very much
indeed (.r thew kmol c@pre,„on.. H 3 3d now stood
)cf.we them for the seven- h Gino to read the report of
thc Fifth D. V. R., end h., did s • with pleaaurv, though th•
vep wt gave hoc a grad del of pain to draw up They
havenow now. very heavy debt hat then we haves eoriss second
uno in the county. and the deist Is only due t • throe
clothiers and i• for absolute neceseiariee. (lieer.) It has
been suggested that the Governmcnt ought to do more for
vbe vsionteees—(oPPlaus..)—and he certsinly tb night
thirty shillings • man is not suflicient—(hear)—for it costs
about .C 4 • man to Ilt the recruits out. me (rum'. in
Weymouth do support the corps, and the inhabitant@ of
Dorset must not think the £l6 is all the Weymouth people
, give, ea there is • special suborription which they give for
prises. Still he hoped thet it !inure, • strong effort will
Is- made in furthering the intereeta ot the corps, for money
the,' must nava The capitation grant will be minus LIS
thie year for non-efficients, and he was sure that no, man
will come toe meeting like that unless he has earned his
—(aPplausid—for no drones are wanted in this hive.
(Hear, hear.) The Finance Committee have • great deal
to do, and they have been very ably assisted by the
Ueutenant--(epplause).—the captain also he hoped would
soon be with them, and that next year they would have
three odincrs. (Applause) Gentlemen, ha hoped, would
calm forward to do their duty, which is only the Mir of
every Englishman. For Mr. Liot as well as himself, be
thanked them very much, and should continua to do his beet
for the welfare of the corps. (Applause.)
The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the
M.eyor, which was carried by acclamation.
Tile Mayor having acknowbeiged the compliment,
added the town ought to be proud of such • body of men
iss this corps, with it noncomnissioned officers.
The volunteers re-formed outside and marched to
Broadway, returning about half-past ten.
lIP.CELNZ.,

MAGUITZIU AL —Pedal', before Mr. J. YounClitatten.
Frederica Crocker, of Batcombe, 13 yean of age. sras
charged vrith steeling 31., the property of John Seymour,
frau the WI of the Fliteor•Wise, Sydlutg on the 14th of
February. The larrs fathey. who is a farmer at Batcombe,
attended, and was bound for his eon's appearanoe at the
justice meeting. ()erne, on the VW inst., to answer the
charge.