The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

DOZOHNITIS.

• Q. H. PIZLINS, lots foremen at Lowestoft
Hones, Shoehorn*, Dorset, has been appointed bead
gardener to 0. Hatnbro, Eft., Milton Abbey, Bland.
ford.
Loci'. Onnuastoss Friday night's 1.044{011
Gaeta °maraud the following : —War Offire, October
/ed.—Line Battalions. The Dorset Regiment—
Captain Richard C. A. Beatty to be major, vies
EL B. Luby, seconded for series as adjutant of
auxiliary forces; Lieutenant Philip Ferrer to be
captain, vice K. W. Costae. seconded.
Dosonsersa &soot, or Ars.—We wish to cirsw the
attention of tbe artisan" of Dorchester and Fordinc•
ton to time following :—At • meeting of the committee
of Use Art School held on October 2nd, a resolution
was passed that "boys and "Ms, the children of
artisans, bstwees the age of 12 and 15 year., will for
the future be allowed to join the evening class on
psyneent of 2. per term.
TM Lord Bishop of Salisbury. on the 2nd instant
collated the Rev. William Augustine Hens., If. A.,
to ths stowage of Leigh. Dust, vaunt by the rosier-
oation of the Rev. G. Thompson. File lordship, on
the 24th tilt, licensed the Rev. Ebenezer Andersen,
dark. MA., to the curacy of Cranbonsa, D snet; no
the 25th, the Rev. Leopold Henry Brahl, clerk, to the
conmay of Haselbury Bryan, Dorset: on the let inst.,
the Be.. Charles Clement Layer& to the curacy of
Winaley-cum-Limpley Stoke, Wilts; the Rev. John
George Outer, 11.4.., to the curacy of Lyme Regis,
Dorset; and the Bev. Franca Hoary Waller, to the
curacy of Swann", Dorset.
B011o•Olit POLIO., Monday .-13•fors Mr. T. Bennett,
Mr. George, and Mr. Fisher, Fisting and Fox, the
latter on ball, were by sught up on reseed, end after
the evidence given at • former bearing by Supt.
Coward had been read over, Mr. Wsetoo asked for an
adjournment until Thursday, when the witnesses
from Laudon would be present —Mr. Burnett asked
for the renewal of bail for Fox, which was granted.
Datnrs.—Danfed Taylor. of Fordington. was rum-
monad for base drunk in High Eastetrest on Septem-
ber 291h.—Police-oonstable Wlnooosi a said on 'lantern.
bar 29th, about 90 minutes to 12 be wee on duty in
High last-street, andbeard cries of "Police," and
war the Cheques lan be saw defendant and •
woman named The; Taylor was drunk. The
woman ascussd Taylor of having ass suited her. He
advised deloadant to behave himself and go home,
wise be made use of disgusting language, and also
said • Do away with the borough Pollee and let. have
in the eounty."—Q. W. Drake, cabinet maker,
corroborated the constable's "Maw, —Defendant
said be know nothing about it.—Fised 21, including
easta.
nitawgza, to • Yourrrnms.—A very pleasant and
eosvivial evening was sent by the noo-oomenissionsd
Slurs of 0 Company, D.E. Y., on Friday evening at
the hoodoo Hotel, when they set together to my
farewell to one at their manters, Corporal Last, who
I. leaving the town for Australis. Corporal
Lag, during the five yeas be has served in the
o OolePeo7, has wan the good opinion of the °Eases
and the hearty goodwill of the men, and the asps
will lose a very psi son-oonunisiosed
odiseraad a capital shome6:LZ• The gathering
was presided over by Qurtarmarterasst Dudes,
• Oelettriksifesnt Hash in the cs-chair, and
diet esiorismt • capital spread the usual loyal toasts
wore siva and hououred.—Ths Clitsirmon very feel-
ingly to the muse of the meeting—to bid
to • good valuate's. and • good citizen, and
ticapirrib. he was shoot to maks woull
ream him to good health, and that Is would be some
=um hook again to Dorchester sod the
Last sincerely thanked his
pommies for their wishes, and said how much he
regretted leaving the corps. During the five yeses he
had been in the volunteers he had spent some of the
=6:4days of hie Ufa—Other toasts were given
the evening, and with some capital soars a
vary enjoyable evening was spent —Mr* Dunn, in
her usual good style, provided • capital upper.
How rim Poos Ides xi D01•1710171L —"A
Oo .ais," writing to the Deify News, says
"ties October I was at a town wiled Corse Abbas,
In Dorset. I saw many so-celled houses unit for
human habitation. I went into one, whore I saw a
earls ste.diag at dimmer with his wife and "even
children. Their food was bread, and not half enough
of this, sad • few small apples. loth. room was a
table with three begs, • form about 41t. long, out pion
of • "hair, a knife, • frying pea. and • three log crook,
sad • few other things not worth osotioaise. tasked
this mas what his wages were ;he told me 10a. • week.
Willis talking with this wretched family, in walks a
pollosmes. You may gess bow I felt; but this
pediceman had flas summonses for the school fees of
44. per week each. I then got Into • little °airma-
ils' with the policeman—a very sensible man he wee,
and a Inaa of vary kind Isellsg. We want upstairs to
us
• bsap of 'Maw on mita the whole family lay.
We valued the fatalists at nadir sa. and the clothes
they had as reit He thought the bast thing the
wan °add do was to take his wife. 5=14, mid re:W-
hale beton the magistrate, put than all in the middle
al the room, and plaid for Enemy, not to peat too hard
sintoses. I this west to the school, and saw the
mis••••• • vary Interestlag and Wad mak who vprissd
me the labourers' 'lidless often left the @Sheol -while
in the mooed standard to go to work on aocoust of the
kw aid from my 'speciosa' the above is a
gij, of this "dustiest of these people in the
mt, week sad sough."