The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-10 00:00:00

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m.-11111 DORSET MLLITIit.
ed the Donee Militia having had a
made ottia=dharlf drill, dating whish Mead they
Pdapesa, the "old kande ths
ririZiaosislonimena Meaday.
ala bm Their revappesonase
yes marked by • few al them
adl.7, than hem been &Womble of IM.
.attilaVit• streets with ensartsin pit sad more
of tko "'"i seemly; but, it oaly Mows that some
lemma are am strong enough to Tioist the tempts,
oboot ;;',l7_tbeir untreated freedom oa that day in
°ma Way they its habited to madder
Btasliztre—lac"ll4.4.s,
...dilate sad more tobeeeo, and that
nes nor *out work, rucestomfal ails ham ham.
of polootot,, °Tod the whole regiment into pinions
they ff,m;;;L* „ we OM to my, however, that when
,otte wear_ midterm on Tuesday, the mau wined
of -tft7. easy had then in Marge the name
frirtmle.eoset, end ar-hibited more or tre little
bottio7;o7" my ham indicated: But, if • few
made their coming known in the tows
lereaszortt preutmeat thas agreeable, very many of
dlemildily toned ask way to the old C.
thiltaraood them inane wisely sad quietly saioyed
biremium.a: tea end mem, with begs penny vortbs of
War sod pies asks, so gentally
"If C. Greening. Some gladly renewed
Wh,,,,,,"llBletaaien wilit Kr. J. Davis, ths evangelist,
&hies ead institution during the last
aiãLla.thY of them have found to he
Gad all were glad spin 5..,, Mn.
,▪ emdt taklas • kindly interest is theft welfan,
Word of of soma by ammo, and having a
_ welcome for each. The Penny Bank,
'41144„. by that lady, woe 'gala opened for business,
eat lest evening there was deposited no less a
l %hi 810 Ida. Iso that Ski Militismeo ere not all
!kali* fellows the ecoultiel of • few,, Moods,
nu lead a
tt ousel obeoever to osaidude ; and oee man,
iredbiaed the teetotal pledge when her• last year,
*if
liblitteiLtaisrus...ermilass, was
liable to :Liam in
.16 • =allow, and wresooPormend
hie
*sum* to MI who,. it may concern. ;he various
.10001 pkwidea la the room, dad an
_ems* .umber of
whenever drill is done; the boot sod Palm*
▪ ‘utdottlY reed, sot with very greet ease we fear in
taltY aims, but thla little practice may help to give
the,.a %int les knowledge that will latitude", them to
.overoosne Iy preesnt difficulty ; pens, ink, end paper,
With Postage damps for hitters, are provided patch-
; man
a these books d writing materials are use-
Sreastplitorented by classes for reading sad writing,
the kindly sapriattendenee of Bergeent.Omnble.
Yr. J. Davis has organised go that the
best kaowledge may also be had. Notting, indeed, is
wasting that Mrs. Bingham's forethought could furnish,
et her goodness of heart and labour of love Wein, to
pied* this men happy, to keep there from harm, to
Improve them in things u•efid to them in the world,
1133 to at them for the hams life. It Is • noble work
Mrs. Bingham has in Itsod ; no doubt it has its
Pletteures. DODO the he., ..rely ite disappointments, but
she lu worthy of in praise, eneoeragentent, aad help.
Them only who see whet is done, and under what
eireounetairces, ma fully appreciate the labour, the that,
and the gam it involves. We trust that 1t... Binghasn's
moms may this year be more marked than ever, aid
Oat the gallant Colonel may always And the men
'tably on parade, handy at drill, sad
rst wberenr they go. Then shall we be prottan7t
Dorset militia, and they will give the best *Memos in
their power that they approtiate the good.beartedness
whisk km prompted Mn. Bingham these fear years to
think sad oM for their pod. Tb. following was the
th•l.zat as ilsoesmided on Tusedsy :-
B Lieut.-Oa lead Ashley, Nom J.
Darks, Adjutant . Clawed. Quarterseseter J. Anderson,
tnwoo 0. Curio% Atefttantworgeon B. Come.
No. t Tvorrom. Burnett, 10 lergeante, 3 corporals,
drummers, and 57 rafts ; total 101.
No. I Cograirt.—Qw4ain Rail, Limit. Bulks, 3 wpm*
I corporal; I drummer, 82 private. ; total SOL
No. I 0011%.1117.—Cap5ain Aldridge, 3 eergeants, 4 corporals,
1 drowsier, 81 point= ; total 91.
No. 4 Coursirr.--Captain Bingham, 3 sergeante, 3 corporals,
I drummer, Updrafts ; total 93
No. I Oat/WM —Captain Warry,Lieut Brouncher„3 eargeants,
$ corporals, I drummer, 34 private,; tot.' 95
No. 6 Oottrart.--Captain Bower, Lieut. Andrrars,3 emirate,
*aoyporiS., 1 drummer, 86 prirates ; total 94.
No. 7 rare -Captain Gollop, Limit Coombs, 3 eargenats,
• eorporah, I drummer, is private.; total N.
No. SOovpan,. Oiptain 1,1111110. t, 3 eargralift, 2 0051)05fts.
1 drummer. 86 prirates ; total W.

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On Tuesday evenisg the men were addrsued by the
Mee. E. W. Pears, 11. A. There was • good sesemblap
of !militiamen at seven o'clock, and the proseedings were
'commeneed by sing*, the hymn "There is • fountain,"
with tb• emphatic! chorus "I do believe, be," which is
Mich • favourite with the ;mem This waii wing with
heartiness. The Rester thee said that be had been
refmested by Col. and Mrs. Bingham to speak to them
--ea be had had the pismire of doing before—a few
weeds of welcome and of exhorMtien • end, ma they
were winging the. hymn jest now, it eiroak him that
pathetic there were no words, whiei they could possibly
SS% of deeper importation sad meaning. They bad
ma "I do believe that Jesus died foe me." That we. •
statement suffleient for him or any Christian man to
speak about for a whole night; but be was not going
to addrese them long. Let biro first remind thous with
regard to the room an which they had met, that es it
was for their comfort end convenience, and also their
berprovement, there were cortair rules oonneited with
It intoned and saspeasted in the room, which be should
be (tad if they would attend to—not only for their own
sakes, but for the sake of Mrs. Blegham, who came
-among them night after night—their own mother could
sot be kinder to there mad if they had got as good a
mother, the ban thisg they oould do weit to show
themselves good boys to her : that was rase of the wets
In which they eosld prove themselves smaible of kits
Bingham's kindness in thus adminetering to their com-
fort and oaring for their beet end highest interests. He
wanted to set this before them is • manner they ovuld
thoroughly understand. It was important they should
?MUSS the value of the opportunities hers afforded
for real Improvement They had been working hard
nil the wlnrr, and very shortly they would have to
work hard again ; but they had evenings now, and
every means for &Univac knowledge, especially with
regard to the Word of God. This he urged them to
do, reminding them that Mr. Davie wee able and willing
to explain the Beripteree to them, end saying that
ocititiog would give Mrs. Bingham greeter pleasure than
their. beconimlng Bible readers. If they bed all been
such then there would not have been sad of some of
them what had been reporte I mourning Monday's
proceedings. However, let bygones be bygones. Ho
limped that those who had done wrong would be better
boys for the future. The Bible would enable them to
resist temptation. Be enforced his exhortation by two
affecting stories, and his address appeared to be highly
appreciated by the men. At the dose the evening
hymn was sung. Earlier the band played • *election of
mune in the New Corn Exehange.

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Mr: Alum: Whoa there le new ebterelt iodi tower
peal of belle MU be tlue to wonkier &bet essetloo.
CCWICIR VON eseelmout me to lite roareeiettee of the
Me bolsi now at the lours mote& mid the neolatios was
I pealed Ilea elk

VOLLANTOII ?Ina WM.
AMIMINIeI Olionas inquired whether earthing tad beim
decided ee in ihe trentap of the middle row al houses in
Wodeellin-lield.

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mid them bad been no declare to depart trout
the °Miami plan.
A Wenn= Mon it mid to Mtn It appeared ernply abeurd
to bout the lomer row t renting the beck or the middli row, and
the nikAlle row treating the beck or the higher MI. He
thought It required cousideratlou.
The Naxos tbou4tA, plan was ortglooally drawn to pro.
ern smells hostage tcisob re..
Aldermen Ostrin said he should protest against say alteration
d the
Mc Zen : Do you molest as e lesseer
Alelepenit Oktfut : Ne.
Mr. pm= mai thakprens /wig he thought the pins as it
milted detrimental to fbe property.
Dr. Aummee the writhe of the house on the plan
prevented propomis br thi. plota
Mr. Omits mid the higher plots had been taken on the faith
of the San, and he Mould like the mtenUon of the To..
Oath drawn to the position in which they would and II an
alteration enemy atede.

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—Cfr7ls-o-osii;;;M 1;7 -Uremia that was quite fair; and he did
not know that he should had his present opinion on toll con-
Nifirration of the eights*, but ha thought they Mould Mauna
the matter.

asi-i;raaped that It rbould be placed on the paper for tba
next ammaing.

Mr. Axon-airs suggeated that If the middle plots Wand were
let tor garden ground the rum would protium more lb• 11 the
pp-potted ground mita
It was reteartad that it en*bt then be made a drying ground
for clothes which me uhdrfrable.
No 114 we. decided on.

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WO luny lid that they should extend the'
road from the Wollaston estate iterun the South walk and that
the Mrip Of pound by the side of lb* walk should he laid down
to gram. A coevelpstion ensued pro and ton, but no decision
was arrived at.
Leans of pinta 60 and 51 were sealed to Mr. Ft. Dare, 'nth
lean 10 sawn to Mr. W. S. Barnard.
• War wm received from Br. Longman rainkre to the
paaition of the fence to his premien adjoining the south walk
and applying for leave to opsn a doorway into Wollaston Mk'.
11* Council arranged to new the site at the don of the meet-
lag, and this waad.chlsd the line the fence should take.
A killer was read benener. Seunders an to giving up poet...ion
loth. C omen of the stable (formerly Menus. Davis.) held by
him. The manor woe left to (hr Town Clerk in order to ascer-
tain the tams of the original letting.
Mr. Ball, architect. applied to build • house on three plots at
the south-weatern corner of tin Wollaston estate biting out •
rather len sum than ram orignially propane'. but nUmeting
that' hereafter more money might be expended A decision
was deferred till next wen. In. order that in the meantime
a further plan might be obtained.
Loon. BOARD or Ream.
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The Surveyor reported that lad—Su-WIT& feed pump at the
water works WU damaged—the bottom of the pump au blown
of, through • defect in the (adage. A new outing was nom-
eery. He ouggeeted that the bollen Mould be 'neural H.
recommended that an iron post should he planed at the bottom
of Bollesn'• purge, MS cost of 10t, for preventing animals
from the sale ground getting into the pumge to the danger of
the public. If. euggeeted that the open ditch from Tord-
fusion Craw to the river should be cleaned out Hr. Jowett
wee Itedracted tocarry out his proposals, except the buurance.