The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-14 00:00:00

WHYIIOI7TH.

NAVLL. —TIN Hon Philip Tyrwhitt u mklehipmeet
to the Newcastle.

H.M.S. BACCHANTE arrived at Gibraltar at half-
part eleven on Monday morning, having had • beautiful
own.) after leer* our roads. She sailed on Tuesday
for Port Mahon.

TH3 SWIM Phan —We WO requested to gate
that Mr. Matheson', bri4n plans are open to public
invention at the fttworyor's °film between the boon
of eleven and one.

Banana ComaLLOlL—The names of the retiring
ClouncMore ere announced .-111eloombe Regis ward—
/Imam biennium Robins, Beaman, and Webb ;
Weymouth ward—Moan. Devenish end Lovell, all
hard-working Councillors and worthy of re-election.

KR. ATLI/ has made a capital job of the GINIGINI
beigaatine the "Rica," which wee so dreadfully
knocked about in a collision in July last, Now that
she is corns out of Mr. Ayles' hands abs looks an
exceedingly fine vesseL She hares shortly for Port
Alfred.

Tag Rev. J. Pox—The congregation of Christ
Church have shown their love and esteem towards
their bite pastor, the Rev. J. For, by presenting him
a very pleasing testimonial, a purse of gold, which wee
all the more acceptable from the fact that it was
entirely spontaneous. The testimonial was sent last
week to the rev, gentleman, and the subscribers have
received a very hind reply in acknowledgment of their
love and sympathy.

THI REV. LOW= GM% curate of St. John's,
Lewisharn.road, S. R., and late curate in charge of
Christ Church, was cm Thursday instituted by the
Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and on Friday duly
hxlucted into the vicarage and parish church of Fleet,
near Weymouth, by the rector of Meloombe Regis.
Upon giving up his former appointment, the rev.
gentleman's friends at St. John'., Lewisham-road,
presented him with • purse of gold, an illuminated
address, • silver reading lamp, and other presents.
If am Race—Another race took piece on Thurs.
day, between the rival yachts Maggie, 15 tons, Mr. L.
Wheel.r, and the ',stores, 15 tone, Captain T. W.
Downes. The wind via very favourable and the race
created oewdderable interest The Georgie is a
Weymouth built craft, and compared favourably with
the Maggie, which Ii • well.known racer. In the
former race the Georgie was beaten by about ten
Minutes, but in the present raw the hardly went so
well and was beaten by about double the distance.
It was, however, en excellent rare, mem good seaman-
ship being displayed on both the yachts.

Surma Nmet.—drrisais : Grist Western, Maws-
flroldeg Me, plant Pear%
Aquilrigrersey, general; Flortroce, hobinion,
Bournemouth, pmestarers ; Why Not, Sumoneas,
Brizham, Bah ; Louise Rillnasan, Sinnig. Hodikewsil,
&els ; Secret, Pewter, me, Gek ; Glum, Townley,
Swanson, coal; Attempt, GSIII, 001•1111, clement ;
Botswana, King, Portsmouth, Government storm
Alma, hfoun, Portsmouth, Govenunent store.;
Normand, Prodigious, Dram tliaber—Seßings :
Great Western, Blautpind„ general ; South
of /reload, Penni, Cherbott , general • Aquila,
Fibber, Jeremy, general; ton, Yea Jersey,
general' Florence, Robinson, Bournasnooth,
gars; Roe, Attwooll, Guernety, ballast; roMn-
a,
Conway, Ramage, ballast; Why Nut, Summers,
Brixharn, nil; Queen. Brown, Seeking, ballast;
Psatost, Derma, making, nil; James, Lemon,
Poole, ; !Goal Packet, Hughes, Swansea,
ballast.

Timm ROYAL. —On Mceday the play selected was
" Tbe Angel of Mideight." width was also • enspkto
soma. TM perfermaace ort Tuesday even* 1,14 egg
apart for the bomb of Mr. Prank Wllllawre, the
comae, the play by" Kathleen Memorises." Min
Herrick deserves the 'mated praise fa the smener in
which she sustained the rek friths Irish girl
as does also Mr. Lever for hls impersenaKilLt
Treece O'Moore, Mr. Beaufort played mod
as Bernard Kavanagh. Mr. lenek
much amusement as Billy Buttceeep. This latter
meg is • oomedisa of fro mean order, end bis
I. always much inlayed. The powerful firrt meaill
" Lost In Loudon " wm performed ce Wethenday, the
character of the misguided wife Kelly, being ens ailed
with fanak power sad feelingboaCe Herrick. Job
AroZthe wrooged bus wee exceedingly well
taken Mr. Lever. and Yr. oft isaPersoaala
the Gilbert Yeadrentose, swot bbli•

Tam 1.0.1113-41411-11000ST:i 'special Mambo --
sad. oa Mashy led by deem Omens and Co.',
streenser Empress to H.ll.ff Agincourt. A Ihcff•
number at pass,, evaded themselves at the voor-
tacky to vWt this magnillamt menot-wer.
hatility was afforded by Admirei Waidilove to eadds
the esourioniets to see merythist worth NOW co
board, sad the exereiste in add the non were
owned were • some of mud interest, and the visit
woe with es)oyed. To make it more eejoysitie the
splendid band of lb* slip played a °vital soloos of
made daring tbe time the rialtos" wars on board.
The desire of all oran dna to the ememender for his
extrume asuites, sad Weis Odor Wise hen bees
Nob deft es wash. hive bon Ira painshed.

TER Roeat Hdenutz Roans. The Royal
Poland-etreet llasidbeli it niers And 31" singers gays
two performances at the rioysl Hotel Assembly
11"," " Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Thee
celebrated csmpanol,,giste have had the honour of
appearing nine times before Royalty. Their carillon
c•enpris• 130 sweetly-teed belle, and the music they
discourse is lovely beyond description. The pertamers
are Mr. Duncan LI. Miller (conductor), Mr. ii. Revert,
Mr. W. J. Navin., Mr. J. If. Williams. and Mr. A.
G. Pritchard. Their repertoire comprises music of
emery description from m copneitione such as selections
from the oratorios " Eli " (('osta) and " Moses in
Egypt" (Rossini) down to the well-known "I'm daith
gap. Heriech " (Nfarch of the Men of &ilea), and
" Blue Bells of Scotland." The vocol performances
are also exceedingly good, and oom_prise some of the
beet o, our old English glees by Purcell. Aylward,
11001,s, Dr. Arne, and where. A mimetical sketch,
entitled "A Musical Fami y," by Mr. A. G. Prit-
chard, was • source of much amusement The enjoy-
ment of the entertainment was much enhanced by the
droll sayings of the conductor, Mr. Duncan S. Miller,
who kept the audience in the best of epirits during
Lb. whole of the performance. The music of the
belle id the sweetest imaginable, and the Vic"s
pieces were much &inked, sad applauded, the encores
being numerous. It was • most enlivening and
attractive entertainment, and we trust the result will
be as satisfactory to Mr. Rooks as It was to the
audience.

Two Arteireaaanties • Yean. -- The Primitive
Methodist anniversary tea meeting was held on
Wednesday evening in the fit. Leonard's-road Chapel,
at which • considerable number of persons sat down.
—Later on a public meeting was held, presided over
by the Rev. J. Knipe, who was supporte,l by the Rev.
W. Lewis, Her. C. Dunham. and Rev. J. Ashworth.
—The Chairman expressed his pleasure at seeing so
many primer. They bad been obliged, like a great
many other people, to have two "anniversaries" in the
year. The Serum had informed them that the
expensee of the old chapel had been about £lO a year;
but the congregation had had unite as much difficulty
in raising that mem for the chapel then se they had
now to raise £4O, the expenses of the present ne. He
might just say in connection with the present chapel
that they had a debt on it of £l5OO. When Mr.
Dobson left the circuit It was £2O or £25 mire than
that. That 2.25 had been paid off. (Hear,
hear.) Then they had a ground rent on the
Pre of £6, ao that, putting the interest of
the £5OO at 225. it made • total of 21i1 a year, to say
adle:Lot gee, relining, &a They had met a con-
d MR which should have been sent in when
the chapel was opened, namely, the exposer of putting
In the gas, which only came La ala months ago,
amounting to between £l6 and fn. They wantot •
very ancestral effort this time in order to enable them
to meet the expenses when they fell due. They had,
so fez, ronseded as well as they expected to snored.
It, however, depended on them whether they should
be enabled to raise the amount which they had fixed
their minds upon. (Hear, bear.)—The Rev. C.
Dunham (Portland), the Rev. .1. Ashworth (North-
ampton), and the Rev. W. Lewis addressed the
meeting, and a collection was made.

Bono-bon Polack Monday.—Before Dr. Drew (chair-
man). D. Collett, ran.. and B. Booking, Eel.
Nunez AID Incarmsti --,Proweis Beeper wee charred
with being drunk end incapable on Sunday night —P.S.
Um,' said on Sunday night shortly after nine he was on
duty on the Rqsl Terrace, be saw the defendant there
drunk and incapable, and locked him up for safely.—
Defendant: I must hnve been drunk as I don't know any-
thing at all about it—The Bench advised him to go sad
sign the pledge.—He was Said Se.

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B011'0;30.1 Pouiou, Theeday.—B4dare T. Abbott, Fast,
as& J. Z. ktobens. ion.
ASSAULT Br • Wit/L—X•ru Ann Ats/, who did not
sworar, was charged with being drunk mad sassulting her
basharid.—George Lud said he resided at Hope-street and
as Friday afternoon he fogad Ids wife drunk. She 'truck
at bins with • basket He go: out of her way. but sbe
..to Stock hint This waa her second (deuce. She had
Mt the town, and he asked the Bench to adjourn the
cast fur • month. —Granted.

7".b:uitio—i;"-oxiiiiiiiiiirc.—C4risit WWI WM sum-
moned for ceasing an oberruction.—P.C. liaasford said
on Friday be yes on duty inS Xery-strest about half-
pest eleven in the morning. He es. pair of trucks in
front of the Warket-hunse gates. They remained there
for an hour and • quarter, end canoed • great obstruction.
Witness ultinuitaly brought them to the station. When
Claall applied for them he said "I shall lean 'us longer
aunt time."—Paned 10s., or seven days.